Malaya Tribune, 29 October 1931

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune 1 \VIIL- -No. 256 SINGAPORE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1931 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Thursday, Oct. 29. 1931. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1931.
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    THE "AXE" IN THE ARMY.
    2228 2 Report Of Retrenchment Committee. NOTES FROM INDIA. The amount of "cuts" that the Army Re-i-.tnohment Sub-Committee are able to suggest in their recently issued interim report is Rs 379 nnes out of a total expenditure of R«. ,S5 cram Of military expenditure. It is not.
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    TORTURE ATTEMPT.
    277 2 T ORTURE ATTEMPT. AMAZING SCENE AT IKON WORKS. Hong Kong Oct 13. Cries ut Save life!" brought a police picket quickly to a shop in HeOBMMf Road on Sunday. Above the doorway V/aa the sign cf the Kung Ping Iron and Steel Works, and on bursting open the door, which
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    Boys' Corner.
    125 3 Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. EDITOR'S LETTER. Comments On The Mail. Dear Boys, I am forced to hold out several contribut ons this week. Oh Kia: Beng has sent in a well wri.ten article but unfortunately it cannot be published as the subject chosen is very unsuitable. The
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    Slump.
    299 3 (By Sng Geok Ghee J The slump is one of the worst calamities that can befall a country. Scientists say that it is worse than war. The majority of the population suffer a great deal and are forced to lead a dishonest life. Suicides and bankruptcies are common as
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    The Street Juggler.
    268 3 (By S. T. Koh.) We all know that the juggler is a common figure in Singapore, walking along the roads with his assistant behind him carrying the bassets. As he goes along he blows his pipe and calls his trade. He is an amusing entertainer and it
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    Finger Prints.
    242 3 (By Khoo Lay S<jo.) Some people are bound to think that they are marked by the law when told to have their finger impressions taken. It is only those violators of the law that are afraid of this. Those who have straight minds are quite happy to have
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    Idol Worshipper.
    83 3 (By Boy Yar Bar Chia.i 1 wish to inform your contributor, 'Useful.' that I was not making fun of the term Idol Worshipper" but I was giving it as an example of the class of people who are superstitious. I quite agree with him in saying that it
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    STUDENTS' UNION.
    263 3 Interesting Address On "Death." With the usual procedure of a Hat Deba c, Master Koh Teck Sian was made the cf the evening at the las. literary mee.-T.i; of the Students' Union. Mr. T. K. Hui tcok the chair. After the reading and passing of the minutes, a
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    A Country Walk.
    389 3 (By O. B. Watt J There are people who go on journeys for pleasure; there are others who travel in quest of health, and above all to be free of sorrows. To such, therefore, a curious scene suits them best to distract their minds from their gloomy
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    Education And Character.
    278 3 (By S. Syed Ahmed.) These words have a close relation. Let E* first take the word, "Education." The word Education, like many other words, has a broader as well as narrower meaning, while it carries its original idea in its very structure. E means "out" and duoo
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    Be Interested.
    107 3 (By C. Y. Fail.) Most boys and girls nave a vast reservoir of energy locked up inside their m.nd, waiting to be tapped by those wro know how. Nature has given everyon? a mind, and pos:ibilities for thought and actions. The mind is the most important part of
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      512 3 the Institute of H. ygiene has for NINE years if ON THE approved or OF HEALTH CRAVENA and its famous CORK tip Read this extract from the full report which proves our claims M The cigarettes were found to be well and evenly packed with tobacco, and the cork tips
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      473 3 CONSUMPTION HAS BEEN CURED. A Remedy for Consumption Haa Been Found. Derk P. Yonkermmn. Discoverer Ol The New Remedy For Consumption. Marvellous as It may seem after centuries if failure, a remedy has been discovered that >as cured the deadly Consumption even in •ne advanced stages of the disease. No
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    FREE! FREE! FREE!
    397 4 Make Use Of The Opportunity. (By 'The Invisible Man.") It would no* be surprising if many were attracted to read this article first before thrv begin to read other articles, because of the tempting word "Free.-' It is natural to all cf us whether boy or girl,
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    The Body Beautiful.
    335 4 (By Don Fookie.) Often have I read the above interesting subject by cur keen wr.ters of the Boys' Corner but before I advance a little further allow me to tell you. dear readers, that I, being one of the enthusiastic physical culturist-. naturally have a great love
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    Parents.
    137 4 (By V. S. Vcsan.) It is your duty to obey your parents at ai* tim-s. At your birth your mother feeds you tenderly and takes every precaution to k??p you healthy. During your s.ckness she pays particular care In healing you. Your fathei. when you are old enough, admits
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    GOOD MANNERS.
    323 4 Cultivate Them From Outset. (By Ong Geok Tengj The importance of good manners is so great that it plays a great part in shaping our actions in speech as well as in position. Little ne?d be said on behalf of bad manners which often lead a person to
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    Gateway Of The East.
    290 4 (By Robert Yeo Singapore, .situated at the extreme south of the Malay Peninsula, was founded in 1819 bySir Thomas Stamford Raffles. Raffles Institution and Raffles Square are places that may remind us of the name cf this great man The latter, little more than a century
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    Autobiography Of A Coin.
    249 4 ißy Robert Yeo.) I was born in 1886 and now as you may reckon I am 45 years old. I well remember the day when I left the mint with a number cf oth r coins. We were all bright and pretty, and were being tak
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1961 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER CO EXrwAvn. CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, October 29, 10 a.m. VaJue. 2?" CLOSING QUOTATIONS Bu y«s. Se llers 1.0.8 Asam Kumbang Tin Dec 31 mt 0.0 Austral Malay Dec' 31 ,11 XL 3.0 0 5.0 Ayer Hitam Tin j un e
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      139 6 Amusements. |jf Malayan *PI r Premiere W| IHr of Alhambras W|| I |f/ Proudest w V Offering! jj IDOUGUS FAIRBANKS 1 iIN j Reaching FOR THE Moon WITH I Bet>e -Daniels A United Artists Super I BOOKING AT j BM Page 7. M m r U.A.H[aIwAYSA GREAT SHOWjI U.A^ E=d
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    Commercial News. THE SHARE MARKET.
    303 7 11. X I LLS' AMI LO. S KLI'UKI Oct. 29. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London: 2 13 16d, up 1 lbri New York: 4M cents (G), down lj 16 cents. Shares: Stead}'. Allenbys 60—70 cents, Ayer Moleks 40—50 cents, Ayer Panas 45—55 cents. Bassetts 35—40 cents,
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    TIN AND RUBBER PRICES.
    71 7 kandon. Oct. 28. Measns. Lewis. Lazarus and Sons notify today's tin prices as follows: Spot £127 716 (£127 9 16) Forward £129 13 16 (£l3O 3 16). The market is steady. Messrs. Symington and Sinclair notify today's rubber prices as follows: Spot 2 7 xd. (2
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    COMPANY REPORTS BY CABLE.
    62 7 London, Oct. 28. British Malayan Tir. report that no business was done during the past twelve months. Expenses etc. amounting to £650 have been carried to balance sheel. At the annual meeting of Kota Tinggi Rubber Estates the report was adopted. The all-in cost was 3
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    149 7 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RA. REPORT. The Singapore Chaonber of Commerce Rubber Association's weekly auction report d*ttd Oct. 28, states: Catalogued 1.958.412 1b.=874.29 tons. Offered 1,615.593 1t.=721.25 tons. Sold 1.410.301 lb 629.60 tons. London spot os. 2nd. New York spot 4 116 cents. Prices Realized. Ribbed Smoked Sheet:
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    56 7 Singapore. Oct. 29. Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard Spot B', t% Standard R.R.S. on Tender November BSB8 S 8 9% December 8% B*4 January-March 8 874 April-June ..9 9^ Tone of Market: Dull Steady. Latest Cable: London Spot 2Vd. per lb. New York:
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    331 7 British Official. Singapore, Oct. 29. Selling: London 4 months sight 2s. 4 7 32a London 3 months' sight 2s. 4 5 32d.. London 60 days Sight 2s. 4 3 32d, London 30 days' sight 2s. 4 1j16d.. London demand 2s. 4d., London T.I. 2s. 3 3132 d.. Lyons
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    157 7 The "Van dtr Liju." which arrived here 'his morning .from Sourabaya. brought 85 bullocks and 464 pigs. ARRIVALS Selangor." Brit. 444 tons. Capt. Davies. from Teluk Anson. 28-10: for Teluk Anson 30-10. "Makasser." Dutch. 362 tons, Capt. Hes. from Rengat. 28-10; for Rengat, 30-10. "Mahidol," Brit. 440 tons,
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      1344 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Victoria Theatre I COMING ATTRACTIONS: The] Grant-Anderson Company. Itie Farren Revue Company. HEIFETZ. Victoria Memorial Hall Second Popular Organ Recital FRIDAY, NOV. 6, 5.30 p.m. Organist: Mr. J. R. CA3ELEY Vocalist: Mrs. DOROTHY MACLEOD Admission Cts. 20 j POPPY DAY GRAND VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. Booking for the Grand Variety
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      21 7 iVennts Players! 1 Big Bill j |tilden I I Is Coming to Alhambra j i_ a t m t t j
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. Births, Marriages And Deaths. DEATH.
    83 8 i vi. TAN —Mr. Tan Tiang Hock, age 66 years. pass<-d away peacefully at 12.30 a.m. on Thursday. Cc'ober 29. 1931. at 533. Geylang Road, leaving a widow, two sons (Messrs. Tan Geo'; Lim and Tan Kh ng Seng), on? daughter, two daughters-in-law,
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    THE VERDICT.
    772 8 The outstanding feature ol the British Election is the eclipse of the Labour Party as an independent political factor. It is, in truth, something of a tragedy. Before the Great War the Party was in Parliament a negligible influence. In 1902 it had only two Members; in 1906,
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    241 8 A special meeting of the Singapore Munc Ial Commissioners will be held on Mondaynext, when the Budget will be considered. Mr. A. Viswalingam, th: eye speeial-st of the Tanglin Hospital. Kuala Lumpur, after a stay in England to further nis studies, has returned to Kuala Lumpur. Mtmbers of the Straits
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    WAVE OF BRITISH PATRIOTISM.
    119 8 King Cheered In Election Atmosphere. Reuter. London. Oct. 28. The King and Queen, the Prince of Wales, the Duke and Duchess of York and Prince George were present at Drury Lane Theatre tonight. A great crowd surged through the police cordon and pressed closely on the
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    SINO-JAPANESE DISPUTE.
    53 8 NO FRESH INFORMATION. London. Oct. 28. Nothing fresh in the Sino-Japanese situation is known in Chinese diplomatic quarters in London from Nanking or Geneva. Dr. Sze is still in Switzerland, and Chinese circles in London do not wish to commit themselves as to whether developments may involve his
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    THORBURN'S IMPRISONMENT.
    558 8 London. Oct. 28. Tbe negotiations b twe?n the British and Chuv se Governments with rtference to the imprisonment ol John Thorburn are approaching completion. Reuter l:ams that the Foreign Office has received a despatch from Sir Miles Lampson which, it is understood, will afford a basis of settlement.
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    To-Day's Features.
    62 8 NOTES PROM INDIA, on page 2. BOYS' CORNER, on pages 3 and 4. TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on page 8. DIARY OF EVENTS, on page 11 CORRESPONDENCE, on page 11. CLUB DIARY, on page 12. WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. on page 12. OUR LONDON LETTER, on pages 13 and
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    453 8 (BY "LOOKER-ON "Rah for Ramsay. Also, Bully! for Baldwin. And, to be sportv: "Hard for Henderson. M It will be noticed that air* certain quarters reference is made to a Conservative victor The Carlton Club won't mixed Ministry and will wanting to run the show Mac Donald.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    33 8 From China and Jajauj due at Singapore tO-B»rrov Prom China by the "1 Singapor- daylight on Sin:: Prom Prance by the "F :ix Re Singapore 6 a m. on Sund; tj
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    44 8 TIN AND RUBBE R. latest quota I I 1 BUBBER London: 2%d. New York: 4',i cents. »0» Singapore: ff 1 8 cents rlN London Spot £127 2s. od Three Months Buyers £1-9 1 (Do 2> 2s. 6d.) Sellers £129 I5s_ fd Singapore: $64.(15. A
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      57 8 j ELECTION RESULTS. Figures At A Glance, j Last Election (June. 1929): j Labour 287. Conservative 259, Liberal 59, Independent 9. j J At The Dissolution: I j Labour 280 (15 Nationals), j I Conservative 263. Liberal 58. i Independent 14. J j Slate Of Parties To-day: j National Govt.
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    Victory Complete And Overwhelming.
    1124 9 CRUSHING DEFEAT OF LABOUR. o.VLY ONE-TENTH OF THE SEATS. JfANY EX-MINISTERS DEFEATED. fllER'S MESSAGE TO THE NATION. Rugby, Oct. 28. The Prime Minister has issued a jHpf*age to the nation in which, after IJl inking millions of all parties who I' ipported the National Government at
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    GOVERNMENT HAS NINETY PER CENT. OF THE SEATS.
    1671 9 TOTAL COLLAPSE OF LABOUR PARTY OPPOSITION. MOST REMARKABLE ELECTION IN HISTORY. SUBSTANTIAL MAJORITY FOR THE PREMIER. Rugby, Oct. 28. The National Government have gained an electoral victory of unprecedented completeness. The great majority of results have now been declared and it is
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    SUCCESSFUL NON-STOP FLIGHT.
    30 9 Rugby. Oct. 28. The Royal Air Force long range monoplane reached Abu Sueir. Egypt, early this afternoon successfully completing the non-stop flight of nearly 3,000 miles.—British Official.
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    TO AUSTRALIA BY AIR.
    68 9 HAMILTON BROTHERS' FORCED LANDING. Reuter. Vienna, Oct. 28. The Hamilton brothers had a forced landing owing to dense fog at Tulln. Lower Austria, last night. The machine is undamaged and t'.iey are continuing the flight to-day. Later The airmen. Hamilton brothers have abandoned their flight owing
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    GREAT NATIONAL VICTORY.
    992 9 MR. BALDWIN AND THE POLL. FOREIGN IMPRESSIONS OF RESULT. DOMINIONS EXPECT A TARIFF PACT. Reuter. London. Oct. 29. "The nation has won a gr at and decisive victory." says Mr. Stanley Baldwin in a message to the country. "This is no party victory. It is an emphatic
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    CHINA PEACE PARLEY.
    379 10 INFORMAL TALKS DISAPPOINTING. SUPPORT FOR CHIANG KAI SHEK. FOUNDER OF CANTON REGIME DEAD. Efforts to unite the conflicting elements in China continue, but results so far are not very encouraging. Hong Kong. Oct. 29. Mr. Koo Ying Fan, former Chief Secretary to the Government of Nanking, recently
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    MAGISTRATE SHOT.
    40 10 Reuter. Dacca dndia». Oct. 28. Mr Durno, the District Magistrate, was shot by one of several men who rushed up and fired hitting him in the temple and face. He was taken to hospital. His assailants have escaped.
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    CAMBRIDGESHIRE RESULT.
    65 10 FAVOURITE UNPLACED. THE TURF. Reuter. London, Oct. 28. The Cambridgeshire Stakes I mile and a furlong), value 1.200 soys., run at Newmarket yesterday, resulted as follows: 1. DISARMAMENT 7.11. 2. SIR OSWALD 8.0 3 LORD BILL 8.5. Twenty-four ran. Won by three lengths, third half a length away.
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    26 10 SPRINGBOKS CONTINUE UNCHECKED. Reuter. London, Oct. 29. The South Africans beat the West of Scotland by 21 points to 13 points at Glasgow today.—Reuter.
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    S.R.C v. S.C.C.
    39 10 HOCKEY. The first strings of the two Padang clubo were to meet yesterday but the heavy showers of rain earlier in the day prevented any play in a match which would have proved very interesting indeed.
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    182 10 DATES PLAYERS. Association Football. Young's team v. G.P.O. to-morrow at S.C.F.A. ground: Quan Mo. Ah Tim, Kong Fai. Khai Cheong. Fook Lay, Yew Leng. Kwong Sung, Khai Chew, Kong Guan, Hon Fai and Wing Sang. Reserves. Kirn Wah Ah Chin. Ah Woh and Yew Ying. Badminton. Hcrlicks' team v. Kang's
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    INDIA'S LOST TRADE WITH MALAYA.
    2018 10 HOPE OF REGAINING PROUD POSITION. MR. JUMABHOY'S ADDRESS TO ROTARY. The weekly luncheon of the Rotary Cub of Singapore was held yesterday at the Ad lphi Betdk, the President. Mr. Roland Bradde'l, 'aking the chair. The speaker of the alternoon was Mr. R Jumabhoy. J.P..
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    CAPONE'S BOSOM FRIEND.
    70 10 THREATENS WITNESSES WITH REVOLVER. Reuter. Chicago Oct. 29. Philip Dandrea, a bosom friend of Al Capone. was arrested in court during the trial of Capone for carrying firearms and was sentenced to six months' imprisonment. The judge passing sentence declared that Dandrea sat behind Capone with a
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    HOTEL CABARET.
    101 10 HELP FOR ST. ANDREW'S HOSPITAL. Mis& Vera Gee is arranging Cabaret performances for the dinner-danc* on Tuesday, Nov. 3. and the tea-dance on Wednesday. Nov. 4, at Raffles Hotel, at which a number of entirely new items will be presented, ranging from classics to low comedy. Among the
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    WHAT A LIGHTHOUSEKEEPER SAW.
    682 10 CLEVER ATTEMPT TO SMUGGLE OPIUM. FINES TOTAL $6,000. An interesting story of a clever attempt to smuggle a large quantity of non-Government ehandu into the Colony was unfolded before the District Judge (Mr. G. C. Dodd) ysterday. when six Cantonese, Chow Wang, Chow Kec. Chang Kirn,
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    MUNICIPAL "AXE" AT WORK.
    323 10 LEAVE REGULATIONS AMENDED. Singapore Municipal Committee No. 7 took the following action at a meeting held on Oct. 23: Decided that existing free services of water, electricity, and gas to members of the Municipal Staff should be discontinued unless a strong case can be made out
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    ACCIDENTALLY KNOCKED OVERBOARD.
    122 10 COAL COOLIE DROWNED AT T. PAGAR. A Cantonese, who was alleged to have stolen some articles from the cabin of a ship that was berthed at Tanjong Pagar on Tuesday, was produced before the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. P. F. Gregg) yesterday. During the hearing of the
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    PROTECTING HOME INDUSTRY.
    48 10 Reuter. The Hague. Oct. 29. The Government has announced that a Bill will be introduced authorising it to take measures to prevent such an increase in the import of certain goods as might threaten the home industry with the loss of its market in Holland.
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    NOISY BACHEI BUNGALOW
    729 10 "PEACEHAVEN" NC PEACEFUL? WRONGFUL DISMISSAL FAILS. In the Supreme Ccurt yesterday, t Ohitt Justice (Mr. Justice P. J. Sprc m.ss:d the claim rf Mr. R. Blackwoo eily employed by Sir John Jackson (S Ltd.. for two m&n'hs' salary at £43 pe. and a passage back to England,
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    VICTIM OF CIRCUMSTANCES.
    212 10 GAOL FOR BREAC HOF *> T (From Our Own Corretpor.c ■> Kuala Lumpu p an The case agaiixst a Eurasian n.accountant of the Empire Hotel in the First Magistrate's Court when accused pleaded guilty ar Mr. Benjamin, appealed to the Cor.. Counsel stated that the accustd v
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    85 11 I/ v jers are invited to write to us on pu interest. It must be under}eCii. the Malaya Tribune" does not dorse opinions expressed by corres{SSt'. TTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF ■.-,k, preferably typewritten (double on one side of the paper only. t" 15 .ay be used, but the
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    Singapore's Buddhists.
    210 11 Tl Editor, Malaya Tribune.") with Interest in your valuable 4th inst. that the Buddhists in at a telegram to the Buddhist Japan in Tokyo asking them to Government to come to a peaceand I think the International >n of Singapore should follow of the Penang Buddhists. The rail
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    Malay Officers Scheme In Johore.
    387 11 To The Editor, Malaya Tribune.") Sir-The selection of Malay candidates for e appom ments under the Malay Officers ir.em' Class V. practised in Johore since C9. does not seem reasonable, and has frosted the senior clerks from the prospect of t ien;- hemselves by securing
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    The Economic Crisis.
    428 11 'To The Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—-Wf live to-day in an age of aa <i mentions, rrechanical and elec r ca solution, ;x>litical and economic upheaval. cne S ate in the world is free from th depression Commercial, industrial ana G rnn.. :/iil head'- are exerting every effort
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    33 11 The rate of issue of Money Order for India an? Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 for: $100 The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 157 for $100.
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      45 11 M. HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 36-37, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. If you are in need of electric lights, fans, motors, etc. and water service, please write to the above address or Phor.t 341 L j A Big Crowd will be PARIS BOUND I TO-MORROW!
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      236 11 i The New World Show, j BRIGHTEST SPOT IN SINGAPORE. > THE NEW WORLD TALKIE THEATRE. j —DUO-FONE SOUND SYSTEM- j T.IS pm. TO NIGHT 0.30 p.m. WORDS AND MUSIC WTTH J LOUIS MOHAN, TOM PATRICOL*. DAVID PEHEY j Snatty Lines, Hot Tunes, Peppy Steps. j I APEX RECORDS, j
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      104 11 Just Arrived, j j A Huge Shipment I liljfjil Handsome Decanters, I J! H Designs including j Cocktui/ Shokers, j FiOWCr VaSeS eU j SPECIAL MALAYAN CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR GREETING CARDS. j 35 cents Each. $2.00 per box of Six. i C. A. Ribeiro Co., Ltd., i Stationers Printers—Engravers.
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      465 11 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, OCT. 29. High Tide.—11.18 a.m. Hockey: Y.M.C.A. v. S.C.C.. Y.M.C.A.; R.C (mixed) v. G.S.C.. R.C; Police v. M.C.U.. Thomson Road. TO-MORROW, OCT. 30. High Tides.—0.20 a.m., 11.43 a.m. Municipal Commissioners Meeting, 2.15 p.m. Meeting, Singapore Musical Society, Memorial Hall 5.15 p.m. Rugby. S.C.C. v. P.S., S.C.C.
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    SINGAPORE EXHIBITION.
    173 12 THEY'RE BADLY PEEVED UP-COUNTRY! A correspondent writes to the "Malay Mail" as follows: Your leader on the subject of the Singapore Manufacturers' Exh bition has had the good «ffect of removing any doubts that may have been felt by manufacturers in the F.M.S. that their products might be
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    CLUB DIARY.
    749 12 (There are numerous Clubs and Societies tn Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." It has been suggested that we should open a special Diary for their benefit, and we readily comply. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keep•ng the Diary up-to-date
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    BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR.
    649 12 THE LARGEST TRADE EXHIBITION. (From A Correspondent.) The British Industries Fair, or "8.1. F." as it is becoming known in every language, is the display of the manufacturer, of Great Britain and of the produce of the Br'tish Dominions and Colonies which is h?ld for the period
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      356 12 I Your Never- j Failing Friend j j in the Dark j LD-ashlioHU j jr-W j when you drop your j i money or an article i S "*CLE of jewellery which j the striking of a j '.7f,.iT.> ntatok does rot J I always help you to i J
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      70 12 j Best d i tlity with Madera P ri Apply |o Ce New China Optical Co MANUFACTUKINO OPTICI4H. I I Hiah Btr«#t. Singhrv I t p k»n« I7|| j lIMDTE OAT FLU*] CCCX PERFECTLY IN THREh MMUfßjj Appetizing! Healthy B N m ON SALE BVBtrWKn j For all defects of
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      684 12 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Short-Wave Broadcasts For The Week. MONDAYS. RADIO SAIGON (49.05 metres) 6.15 p.m. Annamlte programme; 8.15 recorded music; 8 15 concert by the orchestra under the direction of M Andre Soyer. Soloists: violin, M. Robert Barras; 'cello, Mme. Simon Chef nay; flute, M. Jean Chefnay. Programme interspersed
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      106 12 MAILS CLOSE. TO-MORROW. OCT. 30 'Europe. Great Britain. Ireland and North America, to connect with tha Air Mail at Karachi (By Train> 7 a.m. ♦Ceylon. Southern and Western India. Aden. Mauritius. Egypt. Europ Great Britain. Ireland. U.S.A. and Canada (Kashmir* 8 am *North. North-Ed<t and North-Wa t Sumatra, Ceylon. Egypt.
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    3373 13 (Mjut 9 fi&n42£\ I mm ua mamm aan* «3 > FROM R.A.F. TO SCOTLAND YARD. (By Air Mail: Special to the ''Malaya Tribune.") London. Oct. 15. An accomplLshed organiser and stern disciplinarian, Air-Marshal Lord Trenchard should make an admirable successor to Lord Byng at Scotland Yard. Th? appointment will give
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      461 13 Last] \^-s!^^^ nev v ncn-short-cir-cuiting metal top on Eveready Unit Cell Flashlight Batteries. An amazing achieve•s ment that eliminates Cl NA i^° N C °Z. $UPes even ,on 9 e an d dependability than ever before. Htmm pendin 9 throughout the world i Factor y Representatives ...cular color combination trade
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      163 13 I Christmas!! j THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ARE j j NOW ON SHOW AND SOLD AT i Irene ullmannl LOWEST PRICES FOR THE BEST QUALITIES. j JEWELLERY of every description j WATCHES OF THE BEST SWISS MADE (more than j 1000 different patterns in stock) j D ORS/VY s PERFUMES
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    MUNICIPAL MUSIC IN BOURNEMOUTH.
    277 14 CAN IT HE MADE TO l»AY? London. Sept. 27. j After an existence of nearly forty years, municipal music in Bournemouth is to be put to the test, and the public will be able to see whethrr or not it justifies the heavy subsidy of about
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      281 14 B.M.V. NEW MAL RECOBDS (Recorded in Java). 3496 Petjah Goenoeng Merapi-Djaman Maleset. 3497 Nanji Di Hoedjan-Tempo Saya Masih Ketjil. 3498 Malang—Podowa? Sama Sadja. 3499 Kota Kota—Kromo En Sarina. 2799 Krontjong Indian Moonlight—Himalaya. 3057 Souvenir Batavia— Krontjong Kemajoran. 2756 Krontjong Moderen— Hap Zeit U 2655 Krontjong Stamboel Hawaiian— Alang »880 Tandjoeng
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      130 14 from to Qeylon > Malaya A Special Blend of M PACKED BY LIPTOW Made especially for This Country. Fine Grade Carefully packed Moderately Priced. BLUE LABEL SAVE THE 85 Cents, lb. Packet- COUPONS Sole Agents: HENRY WAUGH Co., Ltd., Singapore. Penang, Kuala Lumpore. Ipoh. A i ».B Photo Engraving. Marvellous
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      437 15 "gTEAMER SAILINGS. 0: BRITISH INDIA AND VPCAR LINES. incorporated in Englana.) H PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES grjLAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM IGATION CO LONDON AND \R EAST MAIL SERVICE contract with His Majesty's Government.) OTWARD FROM LONDON. For Chine and Japan. Due Tonnage Singapore 1931. 17.000 Oct. 31 9.000 Nov. 2 6,500
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      660 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. t-NYK. LINE (Japan Mail) TO LONDON. Napl««, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam and Middlesbrough. Vessels Tonnage Due Ball i KATORI MARU 10,000 Nov. 5 6 S KASHIMA MARU 10,000 Nov. 19 20 t YASUKUNI MARU 12,000 Dec. 8 9 HAKONE MARU 10,500 Dec. 16 17 9 SUWA MARU 10,700
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      460 15 STEAMER SAILINGS^ INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. flncorporated in England.) 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 PFNANG AND CALCUTTA.
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      300 15 INSURANCE. THE fkm% SOUTH S'lfjpJ BRITISH INBURANCI COMPANY. LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR DfBURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATIB. L. C MAROOLIOUTH. IMMMs. one* I. Plnlayton Green THE SZE HAI TONG BANKING AND INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Singapore.) HEAD OFFICE: 58. Chulia Street. Singapore. Capital fully paid
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      478 15 BANKS, THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered in London under tht Companies Acts of lt«2 to iB6O on 2nd December, IU2J Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Subscribe Capit; 1 £1.800,000 Paid-up Chpitai £1.050.000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1.866,845 HEAD OFFICE: 15. Grace Chore k Street. London. E C. S. BOARD OF
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      591 15 BANKS. NORTH BRANCH OP i THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. 45X. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD Telephone No. 2904 The North Branch of this *?ank .which la now opened for business will provide tbe following facilities to customers.— BANKING DEPARTMENT iCommercial Banking). We iransact a general commercial banking business. ACCEPTANCES We buy
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      490 16 This Paper has the Largest Sale Among the People who Spend Most in British Malaya. THE PEOPLE'S PAPER: INDEPENDENT AND PROGRESS! E TO LET. TO LET—IBS, Tank Road. Immediate entry apply Meyer Brothers. TO LET—No. 8. Eber Road modern sanitation, electricity, water also. 116-1. Emerald Hill Road, a small compound
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      438 16 Le s School ESTABLISHED 1906. 218, QUEEN ST. 61, WATERLOO ST. Morning Classes only—Primary to Commercial. NO AGE LIMIT! Principal:—F. I. MILES. EDUCATIONAL. For authentic translations of all Local and Foreign Languages, apply Stephens Brothers. Post Box 567, Singapore. BOOK-KEEPING AND ACCOUNTANCY, COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE AND BUSINESS METHODS, COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC. ETC.,
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      272 16 FOR SALE. RADIO CHART of Short-Wave Transmissions. Printed on white card with eyelets for hanging over your receiver. Ten cent* per copy. Outstations 15 cents Send cash with order to Manager. Malaya Tribune." "FOR SALE." 10,000 pairs of Gents. Ladies and Children's Shoes at about half of replacement cost at
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      600 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. I, the undersigned Cheang Theam Kee. hereby give notice that I shall not be responsible for any debt or debts contracted by my wife. Cheong Tuan Neo, who left my house and protection this date. October 23. 1931. <SRd I CHEANG THEAM KEE 'Riviera." 112. Pasir Panjang
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      499 16 INSURE YOUR EYE-SIGHT WITH I LAZARUS CAPITOL BUILDINGS Tel. No. 2751. AUCTION SALE. SHERIFF'S SALE. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Suit No. 1128 of 1931. Writ «f seizure and sale dated 14th of October. 1931. In the cause of AFRICAN AXT> EASTERN (MALAYA). LTD.
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      456 16 MASSAGE AM) M MASS AOL" Mi*s Matsuye. Miss v; i Misako. No. 20. Bencooi.-. MALAYA TRIBUNE THONE 6171. SUBSCRIPTION KATEg, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery Including lackjg* at office Postage Postm or close (Local or to Pcrap residence. P.M S Coumra Yearly 115.00 $21.00 |2Uj Half Yearly 7.50 $10.50 1135« Quarterly
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      10 1 SUPPLEMENT TO THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE." SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1931
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      DETAILED ELECTION RESULTS.
      4196 1 WHO IS YOUR M.P.? WINNING CANDIDATES IN ALL CONSTITUENCIES. {"FREE PRESS" LONDON CORRESPONDENT). n „mrnt with the "Singapore Free Press" we are able to present a full „,t in a„ received by cable from London, eTe pt for about a dozen (due to belated declarations). Represented constituency
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      NORTHERN IRELAND SCOTLAND
      697 2 SCOTTISH BURGHS (33) 529 Aberdeen. —North. Mr. J. O. Burnett, Con. 530 Aberdeen.—South. Sir P. C. Thomson, Con. 531 Ayr District. Lt.-Col. T. C. Russell Moore, Con. 532 Dumbarton District. [Not Yet Announced.] 533 and 534 Dundee. 5 Mr. D. M. Foot, Nat. Lib. Miss F. Horsborugh,
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      Home Sports Review.
      2276 2 FAITH IN THE SPRINGBOKS. A NEW TURF RECORD. World's Title Match. The Lowther Cup Winner. (By Air Mail: Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") London. Oct. 13. uJm l h built the fastest en smes in the drove them y t0 the men who The occasion was a
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      12 OR 13-MONTH YEAR?
      628 2 GENEVA AND THE CALENDAR. "SOL" AND THE "SEASON." A committee is 10 be appointed by the Assembly cf the League of Nations, now meeting at Geneva, to exam ne two schemes relating to International Calendar Reform. The purpeee beh nd each cf these schemes is to
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      GRAND JURIES DEFENDED.
      102 2 Sir Montagu Sharpe, K. C, Chairman of Middhsex Quar.er Session, in his charge to he Grand Jury recently said:— "I to.ally dsagree with my friend the Chairman of London Sessions about the Grand Jury system. I think it performs one f the most useful functions of cr.minal
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