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Title Section29 1931-09-04 1 The Malaya Tribune V,i XVIII, No. 209 SINGAPORE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1931 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, Sept. I. IfSl. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1931.29 words
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Advertisement325 1931-09-04 1 UPTON'S CBt' LON TEA f( t CANNOT BETTER THE BEST, j I Brandy-Dry Ginger! wiJrl B I Do you make the mistake of oHi I y° ur Brandy a name. V* /J811 I Or don't you know the superi7< AaSfflra I ority of A Staub Co.—Cognac. «if I re<^uest u325 words
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Advertisement828 1931-09-04 1 »Jvv vw u« wvw v > %\m ■•■■■ll mj I V w_ K. I kin 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 ROOKERY NOOK With TOM WALLS, RALPH LYNN. WINIFRED SHOTTER. etc 'PHONE 5261-5262. ALWAYS DELICIOUS !K j I f Darby Co., Ltd-, I I 4 S.S. F.M.S. I I Why Doctors recommend BIOCITIN?828 words
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Article127 1931-09-04 2 DEFALCATIONS OF A BANK EMPLOYEE. Reuter. Chicago, Sept. 2. Losses amounting to hundreds of thousands of pounds will be incurred by Lloyd's underwriters as the result of an announcement by officials of the Continental Illinois Bank that a veteian employee, who has been with the bankReuter. - 127 words
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Article113 1931-09-04 2 RUMOURS CURRENT IN THE U.S. Reuter. Spokane. Sept. 2. Senator Pittman told a meeting of silver miner* here that Mr. Hoover would convene an international silver conference some time this month. Washington. Sept. 2. The Presidential Secretary, questioned regarding the silver conference, said that there wasReuter. - 113 words
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Article73 1931-09-04 2 RETURN TO PARLIAMENTARY GOVERNMENT. Reuter. Belgrade. Sept. 3. The King has promulgated a new constitution providing for a return by Yugoslavia (which has till now been under a Royal dictatorship) to Parliamentary Government. The country has been without a constitution since January. 1929. when, owing toReuter. - 73 words
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Article97 1931-09-04 2 PREVENTING HARMFUL SALE OF STOCKS. Reuter. Berlin. Sept 3. The news has reached banking circles from abroad, especially from New York, that foreign liclders of German stocks intend to appear on the market as sellers soon after the reopening of the Berlin Bourse. Such an action would beReuter. - 97 words
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38 1931-09-04 2 Reuter. Paris. Sept. 3 It is understood in well-informed quarters that M. Laval and M. Briand will visit Berlin from Sept. 26 to Sept. 29 to return Hr, Curtius' visit in July—Reuter.Reuter. - 38 words
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Article480 1931-09-04 2 LETTER TO CATHEDRAL CONGREGATION. The Yen. Graham White. Singapore's new Archdeacon, writes the following letter to the members of the Cathedral congregation.— Difficult as it is to write to an unknown congregation it seemed good, owing to the fact of my immediate coming among you to say480 words
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Advertisement469 1931-09-04 2 Contented f ■sr. J4mr u^ Trouble-Free Babyhood Is there anything in life which can comFor Infant.. pare to t h e thrill of happiness which the sight Indigestion. of a really happy contented baby brings to his parents. He lies there crowing in his Constipation tt) f tugging at his469 words
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Advertisement289 1931-09-04 2 I He carries danger in his I I Let Lifebuoy guard him! I I Just look at the collection of grimy odds H I and ends that come out of his pockets! flj I All that dirt holds danger of infection. H I faKjkJK Lifebuoy Soap was made to protect289 words
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Article1841 1931-09-04 3 PUBLIC MEETING AT SEREMBAN. ALL COMMUNITIES FAVOUR PROJECT, (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Aug. 30. There was a very large and representative gathering at the Miners' Association Hall, Seremban. at 11.30 a.m., on Saturday when the formation of a Land Bank was discussed. The following were1,841 words
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Article455 1931-09-04 3 SPUN CONCRETE PIPES AT BATU CAVS. Production started on Tuesday (reports the "Malay Mail"), at the Batu Caves works of Messrs. Kenneison Bros., of spun concrete pipes, made on the Mo r-Buchanan centrifrugal system. The opening of what is a new P.M S, industry was watched with455 words
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Advertisement411 1931-09-04 3 j 0n Everybody's Lips. WS MALAYA'S I I I llil most s i I jjlljljl REFRESHING I jjj AND I I; Delicious Beverages j ||p Orange Pop j Lemon Pop I A Trial will convince you. j Ph oenix Aerated I I .r il Wm Water Works 'Phone 3463. —111411 words
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Advertisement273 1931-09-04 3 I Another "CRUSH' I Manufactured from various fresh fruits with a basis B I of specially imported frozen raspberries and strawberries. 3 j I ASK FOR IT I I FRASER NEAVE, LTD. AERATED WATER SPECIALISTS. Extra moist... slow drying, helps to keep your face cool Williams Shaving Cream and comfortable273 words
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Article, Illustration163 1931-09-04 4 SPOTLIGHTS SCREEN STAGE Rookery Nook," a British production, is I at present being played to large houses at the Capitol. This comedy is extremely well acted and forms one of the strong list of attractions booked for this popular theatre. On Sunday -The Hottentot," a racing film, will be screened163 words
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Article356 1931-09-04 4 .The following outstanding successes will all be screened at the Capitol in due course. 'Uneasy Virtue" from the play by Harrison Owen. Featuring Fay Compton, Edmund Breon and Margot Grahame. Directed by Norman Walker who was responsible lor "Middle Watch." -Avalanche," the sensational first Alpine ialkie. Produced by356 words
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Article, Illustration399 1931-09-04 4 "Hell's Angels" has finished its run at the Alhambra. Norma Shearer's picture "Strangers May Kiss" opened last night, and a review of thus appears elsewhere. "Strangers May X SS" is expected to earn the Gold Statuette of 1931 i tor Noma, but there is another contender fcr399 words
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Article316 1931-09-04 4 William Haines, who has not been seen in Singapore since that extremely funny effort, "The G rl Said No," returns to the A'hambra shortly in his» newest somedy. "A Tailor Made Man." This sounds as though It might bring us a pood laugh. William Haines is always316 words
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Article241 1931-09-04 4 WHY HOLLYWOOD IS FILM CITY OF THE WORLD. "Extremes and contrasts procurable in the State of California are more than anything else responsible for its holding the motion picture industry," declares Frank Lloyd, the famous director. "The lowest dry ground, a spot in Death Valley,241 words
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Article104 1931-09-04 4 Preparations are well in hand for the grand reopening of the Pavilion. Orchard Road, when the monster aerial masterpiece Dirigible" wil 1 be shown to Singapore audiences for the first time. "D.rigible." which Ls not a war film, depicts many awe-inspiring and vivid scenes of th c104 words
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Article240 1931-09-04 4 Pathe has sent a picture-making fleet of six boats carrying some 200 players and technicians to isthmus. Catalina Island, to film maritime scenes for "The Bad Marriage." starring Helen and Twelvetrees, with whom are associated Ricardo Cortrz, John Oarrick and Prank Conroy. besides 45 "extras." Under the240 words
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Article202 1931-09-04 4 ARE OUR ACTORS AFRAID TO KtSS? (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune:') Sir,—No British film has come up to the standard of American films. Ta*e picture "The Co-optimists." That picture should have been trimmed and treated as a jhort instead of as a feature. Secondly, why are English202 words
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Article244 1931-09-04 4 <To The Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") g_ r What the wr.ter of last week's issue says is quite true. After a picture has been gone through by the Censor, the whole thing is shortened and put briefly when shown in the theatre lsn'_ this disgusting an»l not244 words
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330 1931-09-04 4 Penelope Williams - THE INSATIABLE INTEREST OF THE PUBLIC. Deluge Of Queries For Motion Picture Offices. (By Penelope Williams. Foolish questions are by no means directed solely at conductors, clerks of travel bureaux, steamship pursers, policemen, and other such human buffers to the general public. The insatiable interest330 words
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Article, Illustration136 1931-09-04 4 It was a hot day in Hollywood. Huge elephants lumberingly crossed a wide brook. One of them bore Ramon Novarro and Madge Evans for a scene in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's "Son of India." The cameras registered, and then were stopped as Novarro leaped from the e'ephan"s back,136 words
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Article202 1931-09-04 4 HOW FILM COSTS PILE UP! Eighteen Italian champagne glasses at $78 a dozen was the breakage overhead each time W. S. Van Dyke fi'med the banquet scene for Guilty Hands," Bayard Veiller's new mystery drama in which Lionel Barrymore is featured. The end of the scene202 words
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Article273 1931-09-04 4 Thunder and lightning, bold flashes of light, screams in the dark, weird shadows, shrieking of wind and other eerie effects of sight and sound tax the ingenuity of the recording and camera crews working on "Guilty Hands," Bayard Veiller's new murder mystery drama which W. S. Van Dyke273 words
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Article23 1931-09-04 4 ,1 lor Kay Francis claims tht stop talkie work. She ha.. nineteenth picture made The film is "Guilty Haiu. plays opposite Lionel Bar:23 words
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Article994 1931-09-04 5 W anted: A Literary Union. MUSLIM AFFAIRS. Our Muslim Correspondent.) Muslims may perhaps remember that here some years ago a Muslim club the Straits Chinese Reading Club, ed the Moslem Institute, and a large .ts members were Government jSa rpreters and others. en Institute was a religious,994 words
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Article242 1931-09-04 5 CHETTIAR'S PROHIBITION ORDER SUCCEEDS. Judgment was delivered in the Supreme Court, Johore Bahru. on Saturday, by Mr. Justice Sproule and Mr. Justice Palgrave Simpson, in a Johore civil appeal in which K. A. R. s. T. Arunasalem Chettyar, represented by Messrs. R. Williamson and D. G.242 words
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Article1502 1931-09-04 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. ISSUED BT FRASER U CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, September 4, 10 a.m. law. Year CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Value. Ends. Buyers. Sailers. £1.0.0 Asam Kumbang Tin Dec. 31 £1. 0.9 £1. 2.0 cd LO.O Austral Malay Dec. SI C.lS.d 1. 0.0 0.5.0 Ayer Hitam Tin June1,502 words
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Advertisement7 1931-09-04 5 Andrews I For Yoor Health s Sake.7 words
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Advertisement186 1931-09-04 5 Why Children Ash Fog 9 Mwi Your children will be delighted with the different and "^s. L delicious flavor of sun-ripened llj oats, found only in the genuine JrJb^fm^\^Mw7 I 3 MINUTE OAT FLAKES. M [4 ii| Thai i- because the plump, Jf selected oats are A //^f fl/ <186 words
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Miscellaneous415 1931-09-04 5 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY, SEPT. 4. Selat Pandjang. Bengkalis, Siak, Pakan Baroe, Pajakombo Padang (Hong Thong) 3 p.m. North, N-East and N-West Sumatra (Toradja) 3 pan. Siam (except Lower Siam) (Hafthor) 3 p.m. Sourabaya (Hatimura) 4 p.m. Java. South-West Sumatra, SouthEast Bornto. Celebes. Moluccas and Timor Dilly (Nam Yong) 4 p.m.415 words
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Advertisement808 1931-09-04 6 Amusements. I II" II M M 1 M l i' l w *Tr*ir-ir-ii I Have YOU seen I This Splendid ALL-BRITISH Entertainment? The Whole Town's Talking about I RALPH LYNN I TOM WALLS I g The SCREEN'S NEWEST and BEST COMEDY PAIR X pi AT THE jjj CAPITOL X "■THE808 words
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Advertisement63 1931-09-04 6 PRACTICE DOMESTIC ECONOMY by buying irom TRY OUR DELICIOI KROEPOEK CPA KROEPOEK IK Packed in tins ana in puck ts there is a coupon SAVE YOUR COl Vs and get the Free Qiftl en TOKO BANDO G 44, Selegie Road SAM HUAT AND 97, CECIL STRH .Manufacturers of Yariou» CARD63 words
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Article157 1931-09-04 7 CHEAP SUMMER RETURN TICKETS. SHIPPING NEWS. The Peninsular and Or.ental Steam Navigation Co. are issuing first saloon return tickets for the round voyage by steamer from London io Singapore for only £140. Passengers can make the round voyage in one steamer and can stay for about157 words
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Article70 1931-09-04 7 Yesterday, before Capt. Freyberg. R.N., Master Attendant. Jappar Shak pleaded gui'ty to assault ng a certificated ship's officer, Mr. R. N. Robinson, second engineer on the "Karmala." The offence occurred at about 5.20 p.m. on the 2nd inst. A sentence of four weeks' rigorous imprisonment was passed70 words
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Article126 1931-09-04 7 "Glengarry," Br t. 5.843 tons. Anger, from Vladivostock, 3-9; for London. 4-9 "Hafthor." Nor. 761 tons. Capt. Eeck, from Bangkok, 3-9: for Bangkok. 4-9. "Rokan," Dutch, 388 tons, Capt. Akk«:rman, from Pr Radja. 3-9; for Indragiri, 6-9. "Larut," Brit. 464 tons, Capt Blacklock. from Malacca. 3-9: for Ma'acca, 4-9.126 words
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Article65 1931-09-04 7 DAMAGE ESTIMATED AT $35,000. (From Our Own Correspondent, t Penang, Sept. 3. A fire broke out last week-end which wiped out the entire fishing village of Kuala Kedah. The damage ls estimated at $35,000. H.H. fThe Sultan and the Regent visited the scene and rice has65 words
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Article97 1931-09-04 7 LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT. COMMERCIAL NEWS. Sept, 4. noon. Th? market is very quiet to-day and there is little or no businesr passing in any section. Tin shares are a shade easier, but sellers are not numerous and the undertone is fairly steady. Penawats can be taken97 words
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Article295 1931-09-04 7 September 4. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London. 2\d., unchanged. New York. 5 cents, (G) up 116 cent. Shares: Quiet. Alltnbys 55—65 cents, Ayei Moleks 40—50 cents. Aytr Panas 45—«30 cents, Bassetts 25—30 cents. Brogas 30—35 tents, Bukit Jelotongs 15—20 cents, Bukit Katils 17—22 cento, Connemaras 50—60295 words
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Article236 1931-09-04 7 /By courtesy of H. and S. BankJ Singapore. Sept. 4. Selling.—London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 29 32d London 3 months' sight 2s. 3%d., London 60 days' s<ght 2s. 3 27 32d. London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 13 16d., London demand 25 3 23/32d. London T.T- 2s.236 words
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Advertisement815 1931-09-04 7 j VICTORIA THEATRE j Last Night, To-Morrow, Saturday at 9-30 p.m. I MATINEE: TUESDAY, SEPT. 8, I AT 5-30 p.m. R GLOOM GLOOM!! GLOOM!!! I CHASED AWAY BY HELLO! BOOM!! I The Show that sends you Home Happy I Seats are Still Available for Saturday. R BOOK AT LITTLE'S. PRICES815 words
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Advertisement636 1931-09-04 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Suit No. 916 of 1931. Between Newbold Benjamin Westerhout Plaintif. and L Tan Keng Tye and 2. Mitsu Koyama (f) Defendants. To, Tan Keng Tye and Madam Mitsu Koyama. 10, Wilkie Road, Singapore. TAKE NOTICE that636 words
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Advertisement58 1931-09-04 7 AUCTION SALE. A GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE. Belgian glasswares consisting of butter dishes, sugar pets, jam pots, drinking glasses, flower vases, etc. Provisions: —Biscuits, sardines, green peas, mushrooms, preserved vegetables, potted meats. etc. At our saleroom. No 12. Robinson Road, ON SATURDAY. SEPT. 5. AT 10.30 A.M. NOW ON VIEW.58 words
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Advertisement147 1931-09-04 7 TO-DAY'S Star OP Stars! Z The Screen's Rarest Z Artist! Gorgeously I lovely! A gem in a I perfect setting! Fox I I Films now introduce Z I the new season pictures Z I with a masterpiece of Z serfen art! j ELISSA j m mm Z Loving life Living147 words
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Obituary55 1931-09-04 8 Births, Marriages And Death*. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mrs. Wee Un Teck. Mrs. Ho Poh Choon and family beg to tender their heartful thanks f o relatives, friends and others who so fcind'y attended the funeral of the late Mr. Ho Poh Choon yesterday and also to those who sent wreaths55 words
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Article760 1931-09-04 8 Opera should be preserved and encouraged. It represents the higher type of music bequeathed to us by the worlds immortal musicians. It is right and proper that any Government which values music as an essential part of national life should create facilities for its production and presentation760 words
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Article302 1931-09-04 8 The Governor has appointed Mr. M. B. She?ley to be his Deputy during his abseric-' trom the Settlement. Members of tht- Indian and Ceylonese Ladies Club (Y.W.C.A.) are reminded that to-morrow will be observed as Children's Day. Mr. A. G. Williams oL.R.C.P. and S.. Edin.. L R.F.P. and S.. Glasgow)302 words
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Article151 1931-09-04 8 Verdict Of Hague Court Forestalled. Reuter. Geneva. Sept. 3. The Chancellor, Dr. Schober. en behall ol Austria formally renounced the proposed Customs Union with Germany at a meeting oi the European UnioYi Commss.on. Dr Schober said that he had taken the decision ia view of tne alteredReuter. - 151 words
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Article111 1931-09-04 8 TO PREVENT FLUCTUATION. Reuter. Washington, Sept. 3. An unofficial conference of financial experts is meeting in Paris on Sept. 17 under th? auspioes of the International Chamoer of Commerce to study the silver depression. This move was apparently initiated by the Un-ted States Chamber of Commerce whoReuter. - 111 words
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Article106 1931-09-04 8 Reuter. Oslo. Sept. 3 The Norwegian coalship "Inairtre" clainv to have heard weak and unintelligible signals trom the Nautilus.'' according to a report from Spitsbergen. Despite this, anxiety is felt about th submarine of which no news has been received f r four days. The "NaUilus'' isReuter. - 106 words
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Article30 1931-09-04 8 Reuter. Moscow. Sept. 3. Amy Johnsun landed at Sverdlcv.-k at midday. Later. Amy Johns .n was forced down between Arsk and Kazan. Details are not yet available.-Reuter. - 30 words
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Article89 1931-09-04 8 Mails from Europe (London mails despatched on Aug. 13t. tx P. O. Mantua" which anchored at Penang at 6.10 p.m. yesterday, will arrive by train to-night. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to b xhclders at 8.30 a.m. to-morrow. Ficrr. China ny ilu "Hilda" due at Sin<: ipctc89 words
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Article31 1931-09-04 8 Reuter. London, Sept, 3 Joint negotiations of employe ant j weavers in the Lancashire cotton industry over the 'more looms per weaver' scheme have broken en the question ot wa°<s —Reuter.Reuter. - 31 words
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Article333 1931-09-04 8 The Rev. Nigel Williams, who will be leaving r.ext week to tik3 up the appointment of Chaplain of MaJacca. will be th? celebrant at UM Choral Eucharist and ihe preacher at Evensong next Sunday at S. Andrew s Cathedral. Mr. WUliams came to Singapore from Teluk Anson in November last333 words
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Article470 1931-09-04 8 i BY 'LOOKER-OX 1 H. E. is an optimist. T <• Secretary is not. While H. E. think* tha try has a wonderfully CI?" future the C. S. tells us meeting) that rubber "a security which mav v ltr, }br in the future." Utl As Mr. R.470 words
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Article107 1931-09-04 8 British Official. Rugby. Sfpt I The India Office states thai si: 'p ment of the delegates to I Table Conference the foil been made in the Indian S ar aj» In the ana voidable absence of Kashmir and the Mahara account of urgent and im their ownBritish Official. - 107 words
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Article40 1931-09-04 8 LATEST QUOTA I iSS RUBBER London:—2 U d. New York:—5 (Gt cents S ngapore 7',- M% <'. Lcndon Spot—£117 10s 0d.). Three Months Buy >r do»' (Down 15s. Od.). Sellers 112 15«!. od.). Singapore:— %S 1.00 «75 I40 words
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Advertisement145 1931-09-04 8 ROBINSON'S che^p^le. 1 INC AN DESC ENT Hill I ITK 1 INCANDESCENT LAMPS. lilNI-LIIL LAMPS. CANDLE-POWER. MB WIND PROOF. jjJBB^ Amu S 2 IM-LITE INDOOR I NI-LITE STORM UNI-LITE TABLE HANGING LAMP. KING LANTERN. LAMP. Sale Price »14.75. Sale Price $11.75. Sale Price $13.75. ROBINSON CO., LTD., (ITS') SINGAPORE. OF145 words
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Advertisement106 1931-09-04 8 GENUINE I Butterfly I Wing I I JEWELLERY. j I —IN I I Silver Brooches, I Pendants Vanity I Cases, Rings I Powder Boxes. Charming Designs H 30 Years' Experience. I U.S. De Silva I i Bros., I S M. HIGH STREET, BINGAPORE. [2 S PHONE 4149. 634 g NORTH106 words
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1625 1931-09-04 9 Sons Of Premier L.G. Made Ministers. NEW MINISTERS ANNOUNCED. BIG MAJORITY OF CONSERVATIVES. ABINET SEEKS VOTE OF CONFIDENCE. HOUR'S HITTER OPPOSITION TO PREMIER. Reuter. London, Sept. 3. fie list of remaining non-Cabinet sterial appointments shows that are practically all Conservatives (J Liberals, a notable exception Mr. MacDonald's son, Malcolm, nderReuter. - 1,625 words
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Article239 1931-09-04 9 Situation In Barcelona Desperate. Reuter. Madrid, Sept. 3. The Syndicalist Trade Unions have declared a general strike at Barcelona at dawn. This was unexpected in view of the recent conciliatory document signed by a number of prominent Syndicalists who favoured the abandonment of the present terroristReuter. - 239 words
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Article438 1931-09-04 9 Wheat For China Flood Victims. Reuter. Sin Kuo Min. Nanking, Sept. 4. The Government has approved of the terms of purchase of *50 000 tons of wheat from America for the relief of flood victims at the price to be prevailing at the time of shipment. One-thirdReuter.; Sin Kuo Min. - 438 words
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Article134 1931-09-04 9 EXCITEMENT ON GERMAN EXCHANGES. Reuter. Berlin, Sept. 3. Excited scenes, with huge crowds thronging the streets, marked the opening of the Ber in Sf.oek Exchange for the first, time since the tikis. The d rectors and staffs cf bank ng institutions had a strenuous week, andReuter. - 134 words
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Article103 1931-09-04 9 AMERICA WILL HELP. Reuter. Washington. Sept. 3. The State Department has advised the Chinese Legation that the Government migh be able to help seek a solution of the ccntro versy in connection with the expulsion of Chinese from Mexico. Nanking, Sept. 3. Interviewed by pressmen the ForeignReuter. - 103 words
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Article27 1931-09-04 9 SPOTLIGHTS, cn page 4. MUSLIM AFFAIRS, on page 5 TOPICS OF TO-DAV, on pagt 8 CORRESPONDENCE, on page 11 RADIO NOTES NEWS, cn page 1227 words
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Article993 1931-09-04 9 SCHNEIDER TROPHY WON. FRANCE AND ITALY WITHDRAW. BRITAIN TO SET UP NEW RECORD. Reuter. "S.F.P" Service. London, Sept. 3. Doubts regarding the participation of France and Italey in the Schneider Trophy contest on Sept. 12 were settled by the information from an authoritative source that neitherReuter.; "S.F.P" Service. - 993 words
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Advertisement123 1931-09-04 9 The Picture which gives you a 100 Miles An Hour Thrill j DIRIGIBLE The Film which triumphed 8 Weeks at the LONDON Tl VOLI. COMING SOON Watch for Opening Date. j I 1 THE RAPID-HARDENING f 1 Portland Cement i FOR ECOiVO JfV STRENGTH GuTnPjE c €fo 1 j3 (Incorporated123 words
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Article190 1931-09-04 10 MALAYS v. R.A. AT ANSON ROAD. EXCITING MATCH EXPECTED. ISSUE OPEN ON RECENT FORM. The Malays and the Gunners, who met on Tuesday in the semi-final of the Singapore Cup competition, when when they drew I—l. meet for the replay at the Anson Road Stadium to-day.190 words
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Article19 1931-09-04 10 Reuter. London, Sept. 3. To-day's Third Division (Southern) game resulted as follows: Thames 1. Brentford I.—Reuter.Reuter. - 19 words
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Article73 1931-09-04 10 VICTORIA CLUB CALL-OVER. THE TURF Reuter. London, Sept. 2. The Victoria Club oall-over on the St. Legei to be run on Wednesday is as follows: Cameronian 7 to 2; Orpen (taken and offered) 8 to l; Sandwich 10 to 1; Goyescar 100 to 9; Salaam 100 toReuter. - 73 words
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Article87 1931-09-04 10 ouimet only survivor of OLD BRIGADE. GOLF. Reuter. Chicago, Sept. 4. In the American Amateur quarterfinals. Ouimet was a lone "old fighter" against aeven 'young things" in golf but he put his back to the wall and was six up at the 18th, and McCarthy sevenReuter. - 87 words
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Article141 1931-09-04 10 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. BOXING. The inter-schools boxing tournament was continued at the open air ring erected on the Beach Road side of Raffles Institution yesterday and was watched by a very large and enthusiastic crowd, mostly of boys of the different schools concerned. Thirteen events were worked off and141 words
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Article201 1931-09-04 10 BRIDGE. As the playing off o; the following ties will all but complete the S C.C. tournament, members are requested to adhere to the Hes arranged for next wt?k: Monday: J. B. Williamson and D.'Timms v. W. 'T. Cherry and F. J. L. Mayger; E. H. R. Bowerman201 words
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Article28 1931-09-04 10 Mr. Lee Bacheek will give a demonstration of the art of Clairvoyance at Jupiter Hall, the i Great World Shows on Saturday and Sunday, I at 8.30 p.m.28 words
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Article30 1931-09-04 10 Members of the Gaylads Minstrels are in formed that their usual practice will be held to-day at 7 30 p.m. at Mr. Sect Teck Lim's re•tdenee, 74-3. Joo Chiat Place.30 words
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Article338 1931-09-04 10 WEIGHTS FOR THIRD DAY. THE TURF. Handicaps for to-morrow in the Singapore Turf Club's Autumn (Gold Cup) meeting are as follows: Race 1. —Horses—Class'3—Div. I—ltt furs. —2.30 p.m. Gay Toi 9, Alwar 8.11, Athol Brew 8.11, Trawellton 8.9, Endoon 8.7, Kit 8.5, Strange Story 8.1. Magic Lantern 8.1,338 words
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Article539 1931-09-04 10 DATES PLAYERS. association Football. A match in aid of the China Flood Reliel Fund will be played between the Malacca C.F.A. and the Selangor C.R.C. on Sunday on Kubu "A" Field. Reserved chairs are at $1.50 and $1 (chairs) 50 cts. (benches). To-day's matches in the S.C.C. six-a-Mde tournament will539 words
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Article312 1931-09-04 10 LAWN TENNIS. Resu'ts and ties in the S.C.C. autumn tournament: YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. "A" Singles: H. S. Haskin plus 5 v. N. A. Sedwick owe 30 (unfinished set all). "A" Doubles: W. B. Wigg and F. T. K. Robbes scr. beat A. D. Anderson and Lt. N. A. Armilage312 words
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Article65 1931-09-04 10 Ties in tRe S.C.R.C. tournament: TO-DAY'S TIES. "A" Doubles Handicap: Chua Choon Sim and Yap Ah Hyan v. C. K. Pang and Lai Kwong Chun to finish. Veterans' Doubles Handicap: Cheong Chee Hai and Tan Cheng Khee v. P. L. Loh and Chua Cheng Hock. •B" Doubles Handicap65 words
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Article38 1931-09-04 10 Ties in the S.R.C. tournament: rO-DAVS TIES. •A' Singles: G. Lowe v Noel Hay. N. S. Hogan v. S. L. Oeh'ers. "B" Singles: P. D'Almeida v. G H Kraal: O G. Struys v N. N. Leicester38 words
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Article372 1931-09-04 10 The Girls" Sports Club was At-Home to its friends yesterday when the tennis final between Miss D. Oehlers and Miss M. Lewis was won by the latter. The President of the Club. Miss D. Oehlers. before calling upon Mrs. N. L. Clarke to present, the prizes,372 words
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Article111 1931-09-04 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Sept. 1. Malacca tennis fans will muster in full strength to witness the return fixture against Selangor after the very creditable show Malacca representatives put up in the Federal Capital some time back. The games will be played on the Malacca Club111 words
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Article78 1931-09-04 10 SWIMMING. Teo Hoe Lye Institution held its 2nd annual swimming carnival at the Mount Emily pool on Saturday. Mr. Imms acted as starter and Mr. Teo Swee Kiat as judge. 'The free style 50 metres race was won by Pong Chew in 35 215 seconds78 words
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Article156 1931-09-04 10 demonstration of new FIRE ENGINE. The latest model Merryweather engine, supnlied bv The United Engineers, has been added tothe equipment at the Central Fire Station, and a demonstration was held in the Station vard yesterday afternoon, before Mr. H. E. Stevens, Chief of the156 words
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150 1931-09-04 10 PROSECUTION CLOSES. Before the District Judge (Mr. G. C. Dodd) yesterday further evidenc? was recorded in the case in which three F.M.S. Railway employees (two Indians and a Malay) and a Chinese representative of firm dealing in damar, are alleged to have been responsible for the150 words
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Article176 1931-09-04 10 NORMA SHEARER AT THE ALHAMBRA. "Strangers May Kiss," a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production starring Norma Shearer, which opened at the Alhambra last night, is best described paradoxically as a happy tragedy. The film is curiously mixed and finds a curious response, chiefly b cause it is all so natural176 words
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Article191 1931-09-04 10 MAJOR BULLEN COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. Major Frank Bullen. who is alleged to have forged the endorsement on a cheque for $424.96. was committed to the Assizes at the conclusion of the inquiry which was heard before the Third Magistrate yesterday. Bail oi $1,000 wi>s extended. The case191 words
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Article80 1931-09-04 10 BRIGADE PREVENT MUCH DAMAGE. At about five o'clock th.s morning a fire broke out in tbe smoke house attached to a large rubber factory situated cff Baiestier Road. A call came through to the Central Fire Station at 5.38 a.m. and two engines went out to the80 words
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Article131 1931-09-04 10 Yet another notorious house-breaker ha. been brought to book through the activUlo. of the Detective Branch Recently two gangs of Javanese were sent to gaol. In the present case the man is an Indian named Bacha and luce the Javanese gangs, his activit es were confined131 words
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Article61 1931-09-04 10 Two Chinese broke into the residence of Mrs. R. W. Royce. living at 4 Lady Hill, Tanglin, yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock and! it is alleged, one man held her by the throat She raised an alarm, whereupon both intruders made off, but they were arrested later. They were charged61 words
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Article2011 1931-09-04 10 LECTURE BY LEAGUE COMMISSIONER. VALUE OF INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION. SINGAPORE CONGRATULATED ON "NEW ORDER/ The following is a comprehensive report of a most interesting lecture nn the traffic in women and girls, j given by Dr. SundQiiist, an eminent Swedish lady, and league of Nations Commissioner,2,011 words
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Miscellaneous64 1931-09-04 10 CROSSWORD NO. 7. The following two competitors correctly solved the above Cross wore prize by $100 each: Khoo Kay Vow, 51. Nee Soon V.llage. Seletar Road. Singapore A. S. Samuel. Audit Office, Kuala Lumpur. The fol'owing two competitors submitted solutions with one mistake been awarded consolation prizes of $5 each64 words
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Article236 1931-09-04 11 I BOI» IMPROVEMENT CONTEST. WIGHT-LIFTING. last committee meeting of S.A.W.L.A. l i ided to hold a body improvement ver a period of six months, from S* "vr to February. u participants should have their nts taken at the Association's pre\lr. Wee Stan Leok on any day beti) m236 words
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Article189 1931-09-04 11 BADMINTON. play ir. the Singapore Championship will be resumed on Sunday at 10 a.m. The following are the fixtures: Open mixed doubles championship: Mr and Mrs. L. II Pennefather v. C. Misson and Miss F Honi: Tan Chwee Hock and Miss Wang S ea log v Koh Yew189 words
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Article98 1931-09-04 11 B?vonshire B.P. drew with the Siew Sin Sia n the Great World on Friday night by 3 —3 Scores I mentioned first): Tan Yong Kian beat Tan Soon Tee 8 —15, 15—12, 15—1: Tan Kim Hong beat Chan Chim Lim 12-15. 15—12, 15—13; Tan Boon98 words
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Article100 1931-09-04 11 Devonshire B P. beat the Hercules B.P. on Sunday at the latter's court by 5—2. Scores Devonshire* mentioned first): Tan Yong Kian to Koh Cheng Moh 7—15. 6—15: Tan Kim Hong beat Quek Gim Tong 15—9, 15 —11; Tan Boon Kwang beat Chin Tham Swee 15 —13.100 words
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Article96 1931-09-04 11 Before a fairly large crowd of spectators the Merridalt B.p. beat the Chums Athletic Party Saturday Results: (C.A.P. players mended Brst) Tan Meng Ong lost to Lim Caong Beng 15—12, 3—15, 11—15; Tan Chiak Siang lost l0 chua Leng Seah 13—13 (3—5), «--15; Yeo Joo Seng96 words
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Article120 1931-09-04 11 r "i Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Sept. 1. tiffin of the Malacca Rotary Club -day at the Masomc Hall. At the .it of the tiffin, the Vice-Presi-E. Martin, said those present were he untimely death under tragic s of Rotarian A. D. Watton whose •nee will be120 words
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Article25 1931-09-04 11 untitled of the Lunar Athletic and Musical trel section) are requested to note «eekl practice will be held on SunLunar Club, Kiong Siak Road at25 words
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Article385 1931-09-04 11 COMMITTEES REPORT. The following is the report of the committee of the Asiatic Unemployment Fund for the period August. 1930. to June 30, 1931:— Two preliminary meetings of delegates of various associations were held at the Invitation of the Clerical Union. The general committee met four times,385 words
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Article129 1931-09-04 11 NEARLY A THOUSAND PATIENTS DAILY. The annual report of the Tan Tock Seng's Hospital for the year 1930 states that the average daily number of patients during the first half and second half of the year was 954.58 respectively, as against 899.27 and 869.09 for the129 words
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Article108 1931-09-04 11 The general committee of the Y.W.C.A. wish to thank the following donors for their subscriptions The Dollar Steamship Lines, Ltd. $75 The Indian and Ceylonese Ladies Club 40 A. Kader Sultan, Esq., The National City Bank of N.Y., each $25 50 S. B. Tan, Esq., Cheng Kirn108 words
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Article70 1931-09-04 11 The September number of the Scouring in Malaya," the official organ of the Boy Scouts cf Malaya, has been issued. It maintains its high standard and contains the usual monthly notes from the up-country headquarters, besides the Commissioner's notes. The Commissioner writes: "Singapore Scouts are working hard70 words
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Article72 1931-09-04 11 Stockholm, Auf. 15. Travelling as the "Duke of Toledo" King Alfonso arrived here yesterday evening in the course of his tour of the Baltic capitals on board the P. and O. liner "Viceroy of India.' He dined at a hotel with Prince Charles of Sweden Princess Hugeborg72 words
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Article67 1931-09-04 11 At the annual general meeting of the Catholic Young Men's Association, held on Sunday last the following were lected offic bearers for the ensuing year. President Mr. M I Fernandez (re-elected): Vice-President. Mr G. V. S.vithou: hon. secretary. Mr. S Pierre (re elected) hon. treasurer. Mr. C. Lourdesamy: spcr s67 words
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Article33 1931-09-04 11 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 154 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 158 for $100.33 words
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Article90 1931-09-04 11 [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one side of the paper only. Pen90 words
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Article52 1931-09-04 11 (To The Editor, Malaya Tribune") Sir, —Referring to a query by your correspondent Mr. Walter Lee, the corit ngency he mentions was allowed for in the competition rules and conditions, a perusal of which will Clear up his doubts. Tours, etc., ALHAMBRA THEATRES. LTD.. (M. Davis, Manager). Singapore.52 words
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Article92 1931-09-04 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune") Sir, —Of the 14 Official Members present at the recent Legislative Council meeting eight (more than half!) were "acting" officers. And why? Petitioning the Government re Council Reform through Associations is a tardy and an inexpedient policy. The Governor is well informed through92 words
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Article91 1931-09-04 11 <To The Editor, "Malaya Tribune."J Sir. —I should be much obliged if you would kindly tell me whether the coupon for a free sample of a certain article is a fake or not. I know of many others besides myself who have sent coupons but with no91 words
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Article171 1931-09-04 11 (To The Editor, Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —If rubber road making is poss.ble. it should also be possible to make rubber grounds for football and sports stadiums. A ruboer ground has these advantages: Football boots car. be used without studs, which are hurtful; the ball will move more171 words
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Article223 1931-09-04 11 (To The Editor, Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —As the committee of the Trade Exhibition has now been constituted, a suggestion might be offered to its members not to overlook (possib'y it has already occurred to them* recommending to the Government the issue of special stamps for sale dur.ng the223 words
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Article302 1931-09-04 11 (To The Editor, "Malaya Tribune."; Sir, —May I take a little space in your valuable and popular journal (to make a suggestion? Being deeply sympathet c (as I doubt not you are) with the millions in China who are homeless and starving by reason of the ravages302 words
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Article50 1931-09-04 11 We hnve received a letter from "A Manufacturer" rr ticising the constitution of the committer appointed to organise the Singapore Exhibition, but think that its publication could serve no use f ul purpose, while it might prejudice the sp*rit of amity and co-operation which is essential to success.50 words
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Advertisement62 1931-09-04 11 I THE SHOE STORE j i ;96; North Bridge Road. I SALE I I KEDS SHOES from 35 cents pair 1 g VULCANIZED CREPE SOLES. g 1 BRUNSWICK RECORDS 50 cents each I HATS $1.00 f S WOOL FELT. g I REAL VELOUR HATS $395 I CABINET A ELECTRIC GRAMOPHONES62 words
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Advertisement387 1931-09-04 11 2SE52SZSH5HSa5H5H5ESH5HSB5E5ZSHS2SZ5HSa52S25E5E5E5ESi5EEnL^rHSZ5Z5H525E5i£E5ZS^5 I The New World Show. 1 ESTABD. 1923—STILL GOING STRONG. Jjj S ATTRACTIONS EVERY NIGHT jjj S OATE 10 CENTS. g I The New World Talkie Theatre a 7.15 p.m. TO-NIGHT 9.30 p.m. "THE BIO NEWS" g PATHE COMEDY g C) Featuring ROBERT ARMSTRONG. gj g RESERVED SEATS $I.387 words
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Miscellaneous71 1931-09-04 11 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme of Drills up to and lor weekending Sept. 6, 1931: TO-DAY, SEPT. 4. 5 p.m.—Drill Hall. "P" (Malay) Coy., 30 Yards Range. 5.15 pm.—Drill Hall. Bde Signal Section. Section Parade. TO-MORROW, SEPT. 5. 2 p.m.—Parrer Range, "A" (M.G.) Company, Casuals. 2 p.m.—Drill Hall, "D" (Eurasian) Coy.. 3071 words
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Article206 1931-09-04 12 Radio Saigon Orchestral Programmes. Friday: Final of the Sonata in G Grieg; Les Beaux Dimanches, Fauchey; Havanaise. violin solo by Robert Barras, Saint-Saens; L Enfant Prodigue. Debussy: Paris and Helene, Gluck: Selection from "Tip Toes," Gerschwin; Comme l'Ecume Legere. O. Fetras; Spanish Dance, No. 5, Granados.206 words
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Article198 1931-09-04 12 Interesting Letter From A "Fan." Dear •Radiofan." —Although the older hands may be ymL'ing I rather think that the twovalve miracle ol Sungei Lembing. about, which w j have heard .*.o much of late, muit be bunding some magnificent castles in the ah for Singapore's newcomers to198 words
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Article98 1931-09-04 12 The annual Paris Radio Show is being h«ld this year in the Rsdio Section of the Colonial Exh bition. from Sept. 3 to 13 and references to it will be made from Pontoise, the shortwave station which may be heard most evenings in Malaya (see daily list).98 words
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Article37 1931-09-04 12 "Th? Duke of York has completed a two screen-grid receiver, with which he listens to European stations which, when they hear him tuning in. preface their announcements with Your Highness. Ladies and Gentlemen.'" Australian paper.37 words
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Article78 1931-09-04 12 The much-discussed annual Government contribution of £17,500, towards the broadcasting of opera by the B.B.C. has been passed by the House of Commons, In the Past Office estimates, without comment. It will ensure 300 performances of Grand Opera a year in Great Britain, and the B.B.C., by78 words
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Article168 1931-09-04 12 The most important improvement in television receivers since the development on a commercial basis has been worked out in the Baird Laboratories at Long Acre, Covent Garden. London. It enables televised pictures to be ahown on a ground-glass screen. Hitherto pictures have been projected on a lens, which168 words
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657 1931-09-04 12 LOCAL MANUFACTURE OF WIRELESS GOODS. Now that there is a definite movement afoot, centreing round the proposed Singapore Exhibition, to increase the industrial and manufacturing activities of Singapore, it is being suggested that the making of wireless goods offers an opportunity. The main point, as657 words
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Article210 1931-09-04 12 MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS. Ocean shipments of rubber, including concentrated latex, latex and revertex, being ftaal shipments on ocean-steamers at al) Malayan ports, during the month of Aug.. 1931. Sheet and Crepe. Latex. Concentrated Latex. Total Revertex. Tons. Tons. Tons. Name of Transhipment Transhipment. Transhipment Port. Export Export Export210 words
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Article101 1931-09-04 12 The following return of foreign imports of Tin Ore during the month of Aug., 1931, has been forwarded to us by the Acting Registrar General of Statistics. S.S. and F.M.S.:— Country of Origin. Tons. Australia 4 Burma 244 Dutch East Indies Banka and Billiton 1,542 Singkep 1101 words
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Article81 1931-09-04 12 "S.F.P." Service. London, Sept. 3. Messrs. Lewis, Lazarus and Sons not fy today's tin prices as follows: Spot £118V4 (£ll9 1|16). Forward £120 13-16 (£l2l 9i16). The market is steady. Messrs. Symington and Sinclair notify today's rubber pr.ces as follows: Spot (2V 4 d). Forward 2 7jl6d"S.F.P." Service. - 81 words
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Article453 1931-09-04 12 Informative Lecture On Television. Mr. A. B. Sewell gave a 'ectu: at the Wireless Club .ast nigh- ThT?* was extraordinarily good and men rs who knew nothing about tela f r left the Club-house with aim th knowledge of the theory of th a m roUgt Mr.453 words
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Advertisement234 1931-09-04 12 Useful Additions To Your Menu. jo C g D I Special Frozen Delicacies I B lOx Tripe Lambs' Brains lOx Liver Lambs' Kidneys jj jOx Tails Lambs' Liver 1 I Ox Kidneys Calves' Liver I Ox Sweetbreads. I Singapore Gold Storage Co., Ltd. Incorporated In the Stralta Settlement*.i Cj I234 words
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Advertisement23 1931-09-04 12 UtlfflHSPna P.nt»«-MARTIN 1Y„ |W|# op«» MAITIN "S PILLS I W Sold 6» «II Ck*»<»l» «*4 Surw t.4 I TIMMS OISrtNSAtY. S« Smmmm 123 words
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Advertisement25 1931-09-04 12 For all defects of vision. Consult M. EZEKIEL 41 SONS. Optometrists and •pticians. Raffles Chambers. Raffles Place, atngapore A. M. EuekieL 0.D., (Phila FXO. (Land,).25 words
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Miscellaneous139 1931-09-04 12 PHONE 3725 'PHONE 37*5 "RADIO HOME" 167. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. SINGAPORE COMPONENTS FOR THE FAMOUS "OMBA PENDE 4" IN STOCK: Call and See the Most Varied Assortment <i Radio and Mains Components in Malaya. Varley Components, L'sscn Components, Lewco 6 Pin S/W Coils and Formers and Spagheti Resistances, Franklin., Lissen.,139 words
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Miscellaneous420 1931-09-04 12 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. TO-DAY'S RADIO. Petaling Hill testing on 55 5 Defer from 10.30 to II a.m On 75 meires to-da; from 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. Petaling Hill, programnv by Kuala Lumps Amateur Radio Society (65 metres». t».30 to 7 p.m. Asiatic music; 7 ;o 7.15 pm recorded music;420 words
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4179 1931-09-04 13 ALL THREE IN ONE UNIT. REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY The Committee appointed by His Excellency to hold an inquiry with reference to Posts, Telegraphs and Telephones submits the following report: 2. The terms of reference to the Committee directed it "to enquire into the administration4,179 words
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Advertisement484 1931-09-04 13 I Some I A A Outstanding S I 8 iRIM I MADE IN Features g |$Lt |hfJ I are: a 1 Cost no more than |j] I clear lamps. g I 2 Improved distri- q] I bution of u ht 5] I IL J 3 Absence of S S I484 words
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Advertisement275 1931-09-04 13 I ECZEMA HUM WraPIPLES Itching and Burning Terrible. Cuticura Healed. I suffered with eczema on my hands for over two years. It started with tiny, watery pimples, and then developed into sore eruptions which used to scale over as they w<;ra getting better. The itching and burning at night were275 words
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Advertisement402 1931-09-04 13 Should Women dread II the approach of a perfectly I natural event? I NATURE never intended you to suffer I unduly. Why is it then that so many I thousands of women experience such pain I and weakness i Simply because the body lacks calcium. 1 That is the reply,402 words
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Article458 1931-09-04 14 SINGAPORE, AUG. 28. MEAT. Beef steak (round) kati «8 Beef stew or curry kati *v Pork, lean kati 46 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 36 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb. 55 Fowl kati 36 Hens (Locally reared) kati 43 Ducks each 52 Pigeons, domestic458 words
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Advertisement98 1931-09-04 14 NEW! NEW! NEW! I <?.- or. .^^E^fftßplp Ykt. Batavia Malay Records. No. 11. Halimoen Preanger. Passar Baroe By Nacht. 9. Serenade Populair. Indonesia Raja. 22. Bodoran Angkong. Stamboel Kasasar. 15. Krontjong Boenga La joe. Sinar Park. 12. Sri Boelan. Krontjong Pasoendan. 26. Bodoran Aspirin Contra Alima. Shanghai Street. 127. Krontjong98 words
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Advertisement277 1931-09-04 14 World-Wide Testimony That I "Ovaltine" is (be SUPREME FOOD BEVERAGE. I The universal popularity which "Oval- I tine" enjoys is convincing evidence of its 1 outstanding merits. Probably no other I commodity has received such a vast I number of UNSOLICITED testimonials I as this delicious combination of Nature's I277 words
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Advertisement426 1931-09-04 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. ?7& 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES ricorporated in England.) PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. LAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM PE ATION CO.. LONDON AND EAST MAIL SERVICE. Contract tdth His Majesty* Government.) \.\RD FROM LONDON. China and Japan. Due Tonnage Singapore 1931. 11,000 Sept. 5 aRt 6,070 Sept. 6 1426 words
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Advertisement644 1931-09-04 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. THE (S^N.Y.K. stS? LINE (Japan Mail) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam and Middlesbrough. Vessels Tonnage Due 8all t HAKOZAKI MARU 10,500 Sept. 9 10 t TERUKUNI MARU 12.000 Sept 23 24 t HAKUSAN MARU 10,500 Oct. 7 8 HARUNA MARU 10.400 Oct. 21 22 5 KATORI644 words
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Advertisement382 1931-09-04 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. IN DO-CHIN A STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England.J Direct Service to Japan via Hong Kong, Amoy and Shanghai and to Calcutta via Penang. Taking cargo on through Bill of Lading for Canton, Macao, Swatow, Amoy, Chefo, Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangtse ports, Formosa, the Philippines, etc. FOR PENANG382 words
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Advertisement293 1931-09-04 15 INSURANCE. THE SOUTH IWIItI BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR LNBURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L O MARGOLIOUTH. Manager. OfBoa: 8, Flnlayson Green. A RARE OPPORTUNITY Afforded by The Great Eastern Optical Co., 112, South Bridge Road, Singapore. SPECIAL DISCOUNT COUPON In producing this coupon293 words
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Advertisement551 1931-09-04 15 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered in London under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890 on 2nd December. 1892.) Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1.800,000 Paid-up Capital £1.050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1,666,845 BEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Choreh Street. London, E C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. J.551 words
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Advertisement536 1931-09-04 15 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: MEYER CHAMBERS, SINGAPORE, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD BRANCH. In order to provide better facilities to customers, business houses and residents in the North Division of the Town this Bank will shortly open a Branch in North Bridge Road near its junction with Middle536 words
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Advertisement425 1931-09-04 16 SHELL MOTOR SPIRIT FILL YOUR CAR TANK FROM OUR BENZINE PUMPS LOCATED AT No. 4, Finlayson Green (Kiosk.) No. 309, Orchard Road. No. 50, Rochore Canal Road. BAN LEE SENG Phone No. 6889. THE PEOPLE'S PAPER: INDEPENDENT AND PROGRESSIVE. TO LET. TO LET —188, Tank Road. Immediate entry, apply Meyer425 words
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Advertisement491 1931-09-04 16 Le zZAdercie/s School. ESTABLISHED 1906. 218, QUEEN ST. 61, WATERLOO ST. Morning Classes only—Primary to Commercial. NO AGE LIMIT! Principal:-F. I. MILES. TO LET. TO LET —Rooms on upper floor 30, Enggor Street. Rent moderate. Apply 31 33 High Street. TO LET —2 Compound houses at No. 555 East Coast491 words
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Advertisement360 1931-09-04 16 SITUATION WANTED. Fully qualified book-keeper-typist (Chinese) seeks position as Clerk anywhere. Speaks fluent English, Malay and many Chinese dialects. Al Credentials. Disengaged due to staff reduction. $80 p.m. accepted. Box No. 404 c|o Malaya Tribune. FOR SALE. RADIO CHART of Short-Wave Transmissions. Printed on white card with eyelets for hanging360 words
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Advertisement605 1931-09-04 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. It is hereby notified that the Muncipal Commissioners have reduced the charges for daily collection of nightsoil from $2.50 per mensem to $2.00 per mensem per latrine as from July Ist 1931. BY ORDER SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST. Tenders, which will be received by the undersigned up605 words
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Advertisement728 1931-09-04 16 For All Classes of Motor Vehicles Insurance Consult MALAYAN AUTO SERVICE Co 133, LAVENDER STREET. 'Phone No. 6934. BING O R£ OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT will do everything for you, and save you all.the worries an accident DAY or NIGHT. OUR IMMEDIATE AND CAREFUL ATTENTgft TO YOUR CLAIMS AND OUR FREE728 words
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Advertisement438 1931-09-04 16 MASSAGE AND MANICURfc MASSAGE. Miss MISAKO and Miss KIMIYI No. 20. Bencoolen Street, Sir^apcr» MALAYA TRIBTXE PHONE 6171. SUBSCRIPTION RA Irq PAYABLE HI AD\AM I Delivery Including Includa* at office Postage Postage or close (Local cr to Foreign residence. F.M.S I Couctrin. Yearly $15.00 $21.00 $27.W Half Yearly 7.50 $10.50438 words
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