Malaya Tribune, 20 October 1931

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol XVIII. No. 248 SINGAPORE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1931 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday. Oct. 20. 1931. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1931.
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    1148 2 HOME LEAGUE TABLES. POSITIONS UP TO DATE. Below are the positions in the English Scottish Leagues up to and including the last matches played. Figures in brackets indicate last year's positions. P. denotes promoted teams and D. shows clubs relegated to a lower division at the end of
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    R.C.G.C. CAPTAIN'S CUP.
    80 2 GOLF. The final of the Captain's Cup competition a: the Race Course Golf Club, played on Saturday. resulted in ;< win for .j. W. Moore Full resul.s: Moore 10» beat Martens (12) 2 up. Hoedenl •14» beat Yean Keac (14) 4 and 3. Kenny (24) b-at Morris
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    CHINA CHAMPIONSHIP.
    24 2 Shanghai, Oct. 18. J Harrison. a Shanghai business man, Wtti the China amateur gfolf championship with a score of 315 to-ch.y. -Reater
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    3574 2 (Xtur &lt; Xott&r BRITAIN AND THE GOLD STANDARD. (Special to the Malaya Tribune.""/ London. Sept. 24. The temporary abandonment of the Gold Standard, which has been greeted with general satisfaction in this country and alarm elsewhere, is the result of two nations—the United States and France—hoarding immense quantities of gold,
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      439 2 THE FUTURE OF THE EMPIRE lies in the arms cf every nursing mother tnPHERE Ait occasions when, do what ?ou Y^l^SlY^ 1 will, the Morher's milk remains scanty, weak and unsuitable. In these cases Sunshine Glaxo has proved helpful to the Mother, remedying the difficulty and allowing natural feeding to
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    87 3 Major M. P. S. Jewell, the old Worcester thire captain, has played his last game for the county Now that he is nearly 50. he feels the time has come tc drop out of first-class cricket, and in the match against Sussex at Eastbourne he officially said good-bye. It was
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    REVIVAL OF INDIAN MUSIC.
    1053 4 SCIENTIFIC APPROACH TO SUBJECT. FIRST TEXT-BOOK ISSUED. Literary Notes. (By Our Indian Correspondent.) Music in India dates back to the earliest times of which anything is known or written. It was patrcnised of old by Hindu kings, and its study encouraged by a system of state
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    LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
    832 4 LATEST PUBLICA TIONS. The Bodley Head. i ne edition of "Travels with a Donkey in the Cevennes." by Robert Louis Stevenson j with eight illustrations reproduced in photoj gravure and numerous illustrations in black I and white by Edmud Blampied re Mr Blampied. whose illustrations are the feature of this
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      195 4 Good/ Health/ GrapeNuts What so important and precious as good health? GrapeNuts served with milk and sugar gives the five food essentials needed by blood, bone and muscle —and it's so delicious. Just try it tomorrow. T\ FR£E SAMPLE PHffrWffffl &gt;-'tS. in stamp* to MuUer ft Plnpj» (Malaya) Ltd ÜBio
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      146 4 REGLYKOL Is a great cure for DIABETES It was shown upon chemical analysis that the quantity of sugar and acetone in the urine of patients after a few days treatment with this preparation was reduced to a minimum, if not eliminated altogether, while the various organs of the body regained
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1588 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS Singapore, October 20, 10 a.m. Lsgue Year CLOSING QUOTATIONS Value E™ lB Buyers. Sellers. 11.0.0 Aj*ni a.umbaaf Tt* O* o JJ £1 2 0 £1 3 0 1.0.0 Austral Malay Dcc J* °18-»» 1. 0.0 0.6.0 ayer Hitam
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      604 5 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. thort-Wave Broadcasts For The Week. MONDAYS. HO SAIGON (49.05 metres) 6.15 pjIl ite programme; 8.15 recorded music; -icert by the orchestra under the direcf M. Andre Soyer. Soloists: violin, M. Barras; 'cello, Mme. Simon Chef nay; If. Jean Chefnay. Programme interwith news items and market quotations
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      518 5 M ?!Sr a U Chelmsford a »d Bangkok merman from 9.40 pm "encn and BOUND BROOK changes to 46 metres. SUNDAYS MamlJ^ tl0nS eXCept Goldberg mSf0rd and Bangkok. to GAPORE VS1AD «U metres) Ham t0 ,y recorded music. seSSfSS, 5% relayed concen BOUND BROOK on 46 metres. DIARY OF EVENTS.
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    PRODUCE.
    109 7 Singapore. Oct. 20. j Biam 1 per Koyan $260 Rl &lt;*. Siaaa 2 $230 Sian 3 $210 4 $202 Siam A-l $196 Rlce Jfon l $186 Jj* Sa%on 2.. $178 Jj* Saigon 3.. $163 ROOD 1 $166 -mom 2 $160 f Boiled No. 1 per bag $500 No. 2
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    110 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES Singapore, Oct. 20. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1* Nieuw Zeeland 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S). Tango Maru 18; Siamese Prince 11; Sibajak 9; Kedah 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate S). Steel Scientist 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Asphalion 46; Lipis 48. West
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    RUBBER STOCKS.
    50 7 London. Oct. IP Stocks of rubber held in Britain are as follows: London 78.704 tons Liverpool 55.276 tens. —"S.F.P." Service. The total for last week was 134.253 tons as against 133.980 tons this week, a dec-eese at 273 tons. [Other latest Advts. will be found on page 12.]
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    WOMEN'S WORK EXHIBITION.
    403 7 THE PRIZE LIST. The exhibition of women's work was opened by the Hon. Mr. Watson. Director oi Education, yesterday at the Y.W.C.A. Th« show wni be open to the public da.ly frcm 10.30—12.30 and from 4.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. Entrance is free and it is hoped
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    STABBING MYSTERY.
    113 7 INQUIRY INTO DEATH OF TRADER. The death of an Indian merchant named Abdul Rahman Khan, who was mysteriously stabbed in Syed Alwi Road on Oct. 4, was the subject of an inquiry by the Coroner (Mr. F. G. Bourne) yesterday. In the evidence It was disclosed that the
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    OBITUARY.
    166 7 DEATH OF MR. H. C. TAYLOR. (From Our Own Correspondent.; Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 19. The death occurred this morning at the Bungsar Hospital of Mr. H C. Taylor, retired chi-f court inspector, after a brief il'ness. The deceased served 17 years in the British Army before coming to Malaya
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    THE LATE MR. R.A. HAMILTON.
    169 7 The funeral of Mr. R. A. Hamilton, a young planter who met with his death under tragic circumstances, when his car ran into the canal at Johore, took place at the European Cemet?ry, Johore Bharu, yesterday afternoon, the Yen. Archdeacon Graham White officiating. Among those
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    COURT OF APPEAL AT IPOH.
    136 7 (From Our Own Correspondent./ Ipoh, Oct. 19. The full Court of Appal opened at Ipoh to-day before Messrs. Justices Elphinstone Prichard Mudic and Burton. Cheng Swee (Negii Sembilan), who was sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Burton, had his conviction altered to culpable hom-cide under
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    "A TAILOR MADE MAN."
    279 7 LIGHT AND LIVELY ENTERTAINMENT. "A Tailor Made Man" is light and livelv Sv r arlT m: 'i haS ltS «to»* ™&gt;ment. they are few and not too serious; comedy and The We d a 'T e ar ,he -ynoL o? show A "iambra has put on
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    THE SOCIAL EVIL.
    199 7 JAPANESE WOMAN HEAVILY FINED. Fines totalling $600 (in default six months' rigorous imprisonment) were imposed by the District Judge (Mr. G. C. Dodd) yesterday am Janike Naki. a Japanese woman who was charged with being the keeper of a brothel (2). being the occupier of a brothel
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    BANKERS ACCUSED OF NEGLIGENCE.
    153 7 Reuter. New York. Oct. 19. J. Broderick. Banking Superintendent ol New York State, and 28 officials of the Bank of the United States were indicted to-day before the Grand Jury who are investigating the failure of the bank last Dtcember with a shortage of £12.000,000. They
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    AMERICA CELEBRATES INDEPENDENCE.
    85 7 Reuter. York Town (Virginia). Oct. 19. A booming of guns on old and new battleships greeted Mr. Hoover when he landed to inaugurate the century and a half celebration of the capture of York Town from the English in the War of Independence, Lord Cornwallis. a descendant
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    AL CAPONE SECURES POSTPONEMENT.
    41 7 Reuter. Chicago, Oct. 19. Al Capone won his first skirmish in his fight against imprisonment when the judge granted his counsel's plea to postpone the hearing of a motion for a stay of judgment until Friday. —Reuter
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    HOPEFUL TONE ON STOCK EXCHANGE.
    39 7 British Official. Rugby. Oct. 19. Distinctly hopeful sentiment prevailed on the Stock Exchange to-day and a leading feature was the strength of British Government stocks which showed a general advance of to —British Official
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    COMPANY REPORTS BY CABLE.
    80 7 London, Oct. i 9. Raja Musa show a loss on th; year of £1,251 and carry forward a credit of £2.081. Sungei Pari Tin sustained a loss of £15,221 and carry forward a debit balance of £33.8115. Morib Plantations made a profit of i2-i'l ,mi it
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    Commercial News. THE SHARE MARKET.
    317 7 H. ETLIN AND CO. S REI'OK l Oct. 20. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London: 2 15jl6d., down l|16d. New York: 5 1)16 cents &lt;G.), up cent. Shares: Steady. Allenbys 65 —75 cents, Ayer Moleks 40 —50 cents, Ayer Panas 50 —60 cents, Bassetts 30—35 cents. Brogas
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    PASSENGERS FROM D.E.I.
    438 7 SHIPPING NEWS List of passengers arrived on the "Plancius*' on Monday. From Sourabaya: Mr. K. Prins. Miss M. L. Price. Mrs. J. D. Price and family, Mrs. B. Gill and family. Miss C. Elberg, Mrs. Workman and family. Mr. A. H. Tait. Mr. Yamashiro. Miss H. David.
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    DEAD CHILD BROUGHT BACK TO LIFE.
    174 7 HEART MASSAGE MIRACLE. The remarkable case of a child who was brought back to life after being dead for forty minutes, and continuing to live for another twelve and half hours, was described at a Portsmouth inquest. Dr. Macpherson. Medical Superintendent at St. Mary's
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    64 7 Singapore. Oct. 20. Buyers Sellars R.S.S. equal to London Standard Spot 9» 4 9% Standard R.R.S. on Tender November 9 7 s 10 December 10 io% Jan 'iary March 10 v 4 10% April June \o\ 10^ Tone of Market: Dull. Latest Cable: London Spot
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    291 7 British Official. (Bp courtesy of H. and S. Bank.} Singapore, Oct. 20. Selling: London 4 months sight 2s. 4 732 d.. London 3 months' sight 2s. 4 5 32d.. London 60 days sight 2s. 4 3;32d., London 30 days' sight 2s. 4 Ll6d.. London demand 2s. 4d.. London
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    TIN AND RUBBER PRICES.
    69 7 London. Ore If* Messrs. Lewis. Lazarus and Sons notify todays tin prices as follow:,: Spot £127 316 (£129',). Foiwa-c ZKM 11 16 (£1317 16). The market is easier. Messrs. Symington and Sincla:, no Try today's rubber prices as follows: Spot 3d. (215 16d.». Forward 3Kd. «b
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    164 7 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (S.S). LTD As from Sept. 30 the following revised pru.es for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are effective: Red Shell Motor Spirit ex pump and lor ex 4 gall, drum per British Imperial gallon $0 9« Red Shell Motor Spirit per 4
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    TAXATION.
    238 7 UNOFFICIAL OPINION SHOULD BE CONSULTED. It appears, says the "Times of Malaya," at&gt; if the decision to tax petrol was just as illconceived as the tax on oil fuel was, when Mr Cochrane endeavoured to balance his Budget «ast year. This imposition of new taxation raises the question whether,
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      311 7 METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. MALAYAN DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Tempera- Brigti STATIONS, uire. Rainfall. Sun Max Mm. anm, Alor Star 88 75 Nil 10.1 Kota Bharu 91 74 Nil 9.5 K. Trengganu 89 74 0.05 1.2 Kroh 83 69 0.19 6.9 Sitiawan 92 74 Nil 8.1 Ipoh 91 74 Nil 68 Butterworth 87
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. Births, Marriages And Deaths. DEATH.
    42 8 The many friends cf Mr Kuok Hock Chin ol Johore Bahru will learn with deep re„r t of the death, after a long Illness of i:L« father Mr. Kuok Keng Nuan at Foochcw. C'fci: a
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    COUNCIL OR CIRCUS?
    712 8 It is decreed that our Legislative Councillors shall go on tour, like a circus or a musical comedy company. The idea seems to be that the deliberations of Honourable Members constitute a form of entertainment, the opportunity i f seeing which Singapore sh &gt;uld share with Penang
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    272 8 Mr W Gilliam Superintendent. Posts Telegraphs. Ipoh. wll be proceeding oo ran fpr to Singapore at the end of th s m nt: A Gazet c Ex.raoi dinary published yesterdv net fhs the appomtment of the Hen Mr M B. Srelley &gt;ob? Governor's Deputy dur ng the absence of H
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    56 8 OCR LONDON LETTER, an page* 2 an. 1 3 LIIERARY NOTES, en pare 4. WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. on page 5. DIARY OF EVENTS, on page 5. (Mi; DIARY, on page 5. TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on page 8. SPORTS COMMENTS, tn page M. MALACCA NO T ES. on
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    FINANCIAL ASPECTS OF FEDERATION.
    157 8 States v. British India. British Official. Rugt&gt;&gt;. Oct. ]4. Conversations ar proceeding to-day between the States delegation ;o the Ind an RouncLable Conference and the British Indian delegates on the subject of the financial aspects of the Pedera.icn. D.fferences under dscussicn arise on the report to
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    WEDDING OF THE KING'S NIECE.
    72 8 British Official. Rugby. Oet 19 Princess Ingnd of Sweden, who will bx one of the bridesmaids at the wedding nex Saturday of the King's niece. Lady May CamBridge. reached London this morning, accompanied by Crown Prince Gustav. Lady May is marrying Captain Henry Abel Smi'h
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    OLDEST HOLDER OF V. C. DIES.
    57 8 British Official. Rugby Oct 19 The oldest holder of the Victoria Cross General Sir Reginald Hart, died to-day at Bournemouth, aged 83 He gained the cross in the Afghan campaign in 1879. He became Com-mander-in-Chief in South Africa in 1912 and during the Great
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    316 8 Monday. Oct. 12. The Hon Mr. P Simpson and the Hon. Mr. J Crabb-Watt arrived to stay at Government House. His Excellency presided at a meeting of the Legislative Council held at the Council Chamber. Government Offices, in the morning Tuesday. Oct. 13. In the afternoon His Excellency
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    REMEMBRANCE DAY.
    93 8 Miss E M. Oldfield. Hon. secretary of the Poppy Day Committee, notifies us that the usual Poppy Da. motor car labels are now on sale, and may be obtatned from John Little and Co.. Robinson and Co.. Kelly and Walsh. Mavnard's. the British Dispensary Medical Hah. Timms D
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    SINGAPORE MUSICAL SOCIETY.
    58 8 The inaugural meeting of the Singapore Musical Society has been postponed to Friday, the 30th inst.. at 5.15 p.m.. :n the Memorial Hall. It b hoped that everyone interested will attend. Practices of the orchestra will be started as soon as the Soc.ety ir, formed, and the
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    59 8 Frcm China and Japan by the "Hosang" due at Singapore to-morrow morning From China and Japan by 'lie Morioka Maru" due at Singapore to-morrow. From Cbim and Japan by the Ha.:una Maru'* due at Singapore to-mcrrow. From Europe «London ma b despatched on October 1». by the Ta
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    434 8 BY "LOOKER-ON The Council Reform cause pering. Even Cecil Street now agi something ought to be done a A With the "S.T." and th&lt; partially converted the M ai are steadily weakening A It seems that the Freig] ences are not insuscepti* after all. And that there
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    50 8 LATEST QCOT I I bcbber London: 2 15 16d. New York: 5 ctTits «G &gt; Singapore: 9 3 4 —9 T cen r^ TIN London Spot: £128 7s. 6d I&gt; Vs Three Months Buyers £130 Cd&gt; Sellers £131 0s. Od (Dor: 4: &lt;*■' Singapore: $64.12&gt; 2 «100
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    Shipping War Started At Singapore? THE "RUBBER SHIP."
    1120 9 CONFERENCE REPLY TO MR. BARBOUR. PETTY DICTATORSHIP ALLEGED. REDUCED RATES FOR 24 HOURS. A shipping war may follow the action of a Singapore rubber firm In chartering a steamer to convey rubber at rates lower than those of the Confer nee. The
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    MODERATE TONE OF JAPANESE NOTE.
    2052 9 MORE HOPEFUL ATMOSPHERE AT GENEVA. OBJECTION AGAINST UNITED STATES WITHDRAWN. TOKYO PROPOSES JOINT CONTROL OF THE RAILWAYS. Reuter. Japan has replied in moderate terms to the League, putting forward five points for solution of the Manchurian crirfs. Joint control with Chinese of the railways is
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    ROWDYISM IN THE ELECTION.
    1128 9 KID LEWIS IN A FREE FIGHT. PRIME MINISTER ON HIS POLICY. RADIO PLAYS IMPORTANT PART. British Official. The first rowdyism in the general *1 ction has occurred in Rirmlnyhun, the New Party being involved. L!oyd George denies any pact with the Socialists. The Premier is having
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    SINGAPORE CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    640 10 MRS. PENNEFATHER AM) VASS WINNERS. BADMINTON. The S.V.C. Drill Hall was packed on last Saturday afternoon when th_&gt; finals cf the ladies' and men's angles tournaments for the Singapore championships were played off and resulted in a win for Mrs. Pennefather in th ladies' singles and E. J.
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    305 10 KUALA PILAH MALAYS v. JELEBU. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Pilah, Oct. 19. The local Malays met a Jelebu XI on the main Padang here to-day and the game ended in a draw of two goals each. In the early stages of the game the home defence had
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    STATE TEAM BEATEN.
    96 10 ■'From Our Own Correspondent j Seremban, Oct. 18. The N.S. State team that opposed Pe.ak last Saturday was pitched against a selected side, captained by K. Kandiah. The result as hat the Sta*.? ten suffered a defeat by 1 gcals to nil. After fie pame the committee
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    391 10 L.L.T.C. TOURNAMENT. \esterdays results in the L.L.T.C. tournanißnt were as fellows: Mixed Handicap Double:.: Mrs. Smith and Abed beat Miss Toby and H. H. Handley 6—3. 5_4; Miss Russell and Dr. Smith beat Miss Abed and R. M. Meyer 6—2, 6—l; Miss Michael and Arathocn beat Miss Riley
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    PING-PONG.
    87 10 A.T.0.8.A. BEAT C.S.A. A match of five singles was played between the Chinese Sports Association and the Old Boys' Association on Saturday at the former's premises. The result was a 4—l win for the Aitongs. Scores &lt; A.T.0.8.A. players mentioned first): Tan Seng Thong beat Teo Tay Seah by
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    A.A.A. BEAT C.U.
    86 10 At the J.C.S.A. on Saturday the Amicable Athletic Association defeated the Clerical Union by 6 —l (Amicable players mentioned first): Kee Yew Teck lost Koh Keng Siang 14—21, 21—15, 20—22. Chua Kirn Hear beat Xavier 21—9, 21—13. Ang Eng Kow beat Kuek Sing Kee 21—16, 21—1.5. Tan
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    GOLF.
    184 10 SEPOY LINES BEAT KEPPEL. On Sunday at Sepoy Lines the Sepoy Lines G.C. beat Keppel G.C. by 9% to t%. Scores (Sepoy Lines' players mentioned first): J. B. Carr and J. S. English 1. H. IrvingJones and A. Barron C. A. I. Hodsley and J. C. Barry 1, J.
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    BILLIARDS.
    86 10 INTER-CLUB MATCH. At the J.C.S.A. premises on Saturday the Amicable Athletic Association drew with the Clerical Union by 3—3 (Amicable players mentioned first): Tok Beng Wan and Tan Miang Kang v. Ang Tee Kiah and Kuek Sing Kee 200—124; Ong Mah Soo and Tan Tian Kit v. Khoo Khye
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    24 10 Larwood, the Notts and England fast bowler, has accepted an invitation to accompany the Hon. L. Tennyson's team to the West Indies this winter.
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    209 10 MALACCA BEAT NEGRI SEMBILAN. (From Our Own Correspondent./ Seremban, Oct. 18. On the Station Padang last evening Maacca were visiters to Negri Semb..an and scored a victory by 5 points to 3. Briggs touched down and Williamson converted for Ma ac-cu. Odridge was r. sponsible in reducing Ma'acta's
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    YESTERDAY'S PADANG MATCH.
    705 10 HOCKEY. S.R.C. BEAT INDIAN ASSN. The S.R.C. won their matcn against th..Indian Association on the Padang yesterday by 3—l, but they had to work very hard for their goals, and the game was not as one sided as the score might suggest. There was much faulty play
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    43 10 DATES PLAYERS. Association Football. Suan's XI v. Riviera's XI to-day at S.C.F.A ground: Peng Kiong; Ah Tim, Ah Goo; Fook Loy, Hor Koon. Koon Guan: Chin Piow, Cheow Hin, Sim Lim, Eng Quee. and Seng Hock. Reserves: Tiong Wah, Seek Kay, Yong Beng.
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    31 10 The Football League, it is stated, considered that the requests of Scotland and Ireland for the release of players with English clubs for the international match on Sept. 19 were unreasonable.
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    PULAU JONG RACES.
    670 10 WELCOME TURN-OUT AT R.S.Y.C. YACHTING. For the Pulau Jong Cup Race, at the R.S.Y.C en Sunday there was a welcome turn-out oi four "A" class boats. These were Tromp, Kilat, Jean 11, and Ka hleen III; the last named, her tepairs completed, being under canvas for the
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    125 10 MALACCA C.V.R.A. SPOON SHOOT. (From Our Own Correspondent, t Malacca, Oct. 18. Private Yong Pack Kong won the C.V.R.A monthly spoon for October at the Bukit Sebukor Range to-day. He also won the Ho Kirn Toon Cup for the second time. Scores: Total 300 500 600 with yds. yds.
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    39 10 A Frenchman, Antoine Puegot, has scaled the Mer de Glace from Chamonlx to the summit, a height of 6.000 feet on a motor cycle— a feat hitherto regarded as impossible. His cylinder was of special design to prevent freezing.
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    37 10 In the first match of the second day ’s play of the international triangular lawn tennis tournament, Marcel Bernard (France) defeated Johnny Doeg (United States). 6-2. 6-4. Fred Perry (Britain* beat Ellsworth Vines (United States). 6-3. 7-5.
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    PERAK MALAY SCHOOLS COMPETITION.
    329 10 The final of the Perak Malay Schools drill and games competition was held at Kuala Kangsar on Sunday. Eleven teams competed, these teams the winners in the district competitions whicn had been held previously. The teams were: Kampong Kedah. Selama. Kampong Tue. Taiping, Sungei Akar, Trong.
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    PROGRESS OF RUGGER AND HOCKEY.
    829 10 AI Rivers Matched New World. SPORTS COMMENTS. Although some very interesting rugby football have been played air. best matches of the season have yet I and Saturday's match at Rengam will first in which the first team of the sc be seen in action. Johore
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    THE "SPORTSMAN."
    30 10 The October issue of the "Sp bi-monthly magazine devoted to athletics, is now on sale. Interest weight-lifting, boxing, etc.. H h there is a weal h of illustrations
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      140 10 OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLES. Solution Of N umber 14. The following is the solution of Crossword No. 14, entries for which closed at 12 noon today. In Friday's issue of the "Malaya Tribune" the prize-winners of this solution will be published. Across—1. Or; 3. Make; 6. Wet; 9. Mate; LL Resale;
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    M. C. C.'s LETTER TO AUSTRALIA.
    876 11 ENGLISH TOUR IN ANTIPODES. INVITATION TO INDIA REJECTED. CRICKET. Australian Cricket Board of Control has a letter from the Marylebone Cricket Df that the club intends carrying out of Australia in 1932-33 as planned Sydney message of Sept. 10 to "The Courier"), team will
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    S.C.C.’S NEW POOL.
    48 11 re Swimmng Clubs new pool r was opened en Saturday Tbo U pat.-cnized throughout he day evening an electric gramophone cessary music for those who The pool has been enclosed by an asbestos fence. Show us fo: use before entering tne features of the pool.
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    SELANGOR DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP.
    531 11 final to be played on SATURDAY. BADMINTON. Twenty-two entries were received for tht An 180l 80 r v, Open Doubles Championship, 1931. h* eS 3re pla y ed a t the Chung to d£ thC followin g are the results up First Round: M. Sockalingam and V.
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    177 11 STRAITS UNION. At the annual general meeting of the Straits Union Football Club, held on Thursday last, the following were elected office-bearers for the ensuing year: President. Mr. Chee Koon Chiang; Vice-Presidents, Messrs. Yeo Koon Guan (re-elected), Lim Teck Lay (re-elected). Teo Ling Siang, and Lee Ah Kow
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    41 11 NEW ZEALAND TEAM FOR BRITAIN. The New Zealand Rugby Union have accepted the invitation from the Union Wal of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wale to send a rugger team to tour Great Britain and Ireland during the 1936-37 season.
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    INDIA-CEYLON CLUB A.G.M.
    103 11 Mr. M. Kader Sultan presided at the annual general meeting of the India-Ceylon Club, Orchard Road, on Saturday, when the report and accounts were adopted and passed. Mr. Kader Sultan was re-elected President and Mr. I. I. Modr. Nagalingam was re-elected honorary secretary and treasurer. The Committee
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    157 11 With the price of land considerably fallen, the Penang Cricket Club contemplate leaving tnt pres: nt club house on the esplanade. They have in view a piece ot land three miles from the town with ample accommodation for all games. With this object ln view, they have appled to the
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    901 12 EXHIBITION BY PRIMARY SCHOOLS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Oct. 18. From the large crowds that kept streaming Into the High School from 3 p.m. onwards yesterday, the success of the first Handwork Exhibition by the Primary Schools of Malacca was undeniable. The public response must have been
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    90 12 [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. Pen
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    The Far Eastern Crisis.
    464 12 (To The Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —The decision of the League of Nations to invite America to send representatives to attend the League meeting at Geneva as obseivers in connection with the Manchuria dispute is certainly a grand idea. We hope that as a duty America
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    Cigar Prices.
    142 12 (To the Editor. "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Previous to the tobacco tax being increased a box of Lcndres cigars cost S5; now the pr'ce has tumped up to $6.50. i.e. an increase of $1.50 pr&gt;- box. Is th s not profiteering? By selling at $5 per box previously, the
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    CHINA'S PEACE.
    373 12 NEXT MOVE WITH CHIANG. RELEASE OF STATE PRISONERS. Canton. Oct. 8. While the refusal cf General Chiang Kaishek to relinquish his military posts constitute., the main reason for the impasse in the peace negotiations between the Nanking and the Southern Governments, it now appears that the Southern leader
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    AEROPLANE CAUGHT IN A TREE.
    104 12 PILOT AND PASSANGER SLIDE DOWN. An aeroplane which landed at BrackneM. Berks, on Sept. 12. was taking off again when j it crashed into a tree and became lodged, caught by its upper wings, and hanging sideways. j The pilot. Mr. O. of Ystalyfera. Olamorgan,
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      238 12 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Progrmauni oi Drills up to and for weekpndine Oct ::5. 1931: TO-DAY, OCT. 20. ML TO-MORROW. OCT. 21 Nil. THURSDAY. OCT. 22. 5.15 p.m —Drill Hall. 6 PI. TP Coy.. 30 Yards Range FRIDAY, OCT. 23. 5 p.m.—Bukit Timah Range. "A" (M.G.) Coy., Demonstration Practice. SATURDAY, OCT. 24.
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    COUNCIL ON TOUR.
    430 13 IS SINGAPORE'S ATTITUDE SELFISH? SOME PENANG SARCASM. Under the heading "His Excellency Drops a Brick'' the "Pinang GaJette" has the following editorial: Is Singapore suffering from a Malacca-cum Penang complex? Has the sunny Southern Settlement left its adolescence so far behind that it can now stand up
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    REGULATING ARCHITECTURAL PROFESSION IN MALAYA.
    308 13 The Sanitary Board. Kuala Lumpur, has appointed a panel of examiners consisting ot the Chief Government Architect. F.M.S.. a representative of the Kuala Lumpur Branch of the Institute and the Principal of thj Government Technical School, to examine the qualifications of applicants for inclusion in
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    THE PROSPECTS OF PEACE.
    1072 14 CANTON AWAITING REPLIES. FOUR SECRET SUGGESTIONS. Canton. Oct. 2. Pending General Chiang Kai-shek's official reply to the Southern leaders' demand for hj resignation, all the peace terms suggested by the Nanking and Canton envoys can only be regarded as preliminary suggestions though they may have a
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      474 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE We beg to notify the public that our collector Mr. Chan Hong Khim left our services on Oct. 16. 1931. and is not authorised to collect any bill on our behalf. HIGH STREET, PROVISION STORE LTD. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. I. the undersigned, beg to notify my customers
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