Malaya Tribune, 14 September 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIX.- -No, 217 SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wed., Sept. 14, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1932.
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      337 1 I THE MALAYA TRIBUNE" THE 15EST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN MALAYA. J p i, iwl "Chop ffijau' I <M^^J I j CARLSHEUG PILSENER <: "CHOP HIJAIT Obtainable at Hotels, Clubs and g !|m Rest Houses throughout the jij* Ihe -deal drink for tropical Straitfl Settlements and the climates. Malay States. Dj
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      133 1 I A. FLINTER. 6, Raffles Place. BUYS Gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. «•'•ui ll 11 1IulJ1Illlllll||ll|1J|11J11|1)||1IIt|i|(uiiii [GUINNESS IS THE BEST; BUT BE SURE IT'S "DOG'S HEAD" GUINNESS STOUT 1 I i ammm i j Milk at its
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    OTTAWA AND ENGINEERING.
    1131 2 Brighter Prospects For Empire Trade. The readiness with which the Canadian and British experts in 'he steel ai-d iron Industries reconciled their differences of cpimon has gone a good way to assist those who dealt with other problems at the Imperial Economic Conference at Ottawa. It has
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    RUSSIAN REFUGEES IN TURKEY.
    330 2 Alleged Terrorist Conspiracies. Constantinople. The Oorguioff affair has had unexpected con-vcjUenet- licit- 7my liavc been rausfcd by thr publication Jn ibe Piiris "HMthinite" of an utmlicied leit/r»' addressed to the niurccivr "by one ur liberal Russian emigrants raiding :i; Com- tmflnoplc 11 no:, only rxjii.isi'd tlv
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    ROMAN WATCH-TOWERS IN HUNGARY.
    296 2 Burnt Wheat In A Granary. Budapest. An archaeological discovery of great valuehas been made on the sloping ground where the Elizabeth bridge rests on the Pest side of the Danube. During the demolition of some old buildings belonging to a religious order, a Turkish layer o*
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    THE MARRIAGE MARKET.
    256 2 A Yuso-Slavian Tragedy. BelCTnde. A meeting 112 Mohammedans wos h?id at KoJ.evsku Mif.ovit.i to ccmider the question of lb* minimum amount to b- paid by a Lrid to the tainiiy of the !?rtd" lor hr It hus bith rt.» been cbllgatory *a pay a mtn-mltni o! about
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    INVENTOR PUSHED OVER A CLIFF.
    180 2 Adventure In "Crash-Proof Aeroplane. M. Albert Sauvent, the inventor of what he claims is a "crash-proof" aeroplane, continued his series of personal demonstrations of the machine by being hurled over an 80ft. cliff at Nice recently. He was badly shaken, and it was at first
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    MARKET PRICES.
    453 2 SINGAPORE, SEPT. 9. MEAT. Beef, steak (round), kati 33 Beef, stew or curry, kati 25 Pork, lean, kati 46 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 36 Mutton Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati 39 Hens (locally reared), kati 44 Ducks, each 50 Pigeons, domestic unfledged, pair 90 Pigeons,
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    133 2 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (S.S.), LTD. Prices for the Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Motor Sprit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.86 ex 4 gallon drum per British Imperial gallon $0.89 Shell Motor Sprit per 4 gallon tin $3.70 Shell Kerosene
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      50 2 LeprosT I Diabetes, Consumption, V.D., PILES, LEUCODERMA, I Impotency, Women-disorders, 1 Paralysis and numerous other chre-uic I diseases considered to be hopeless by 1 eminent doe ton are eared by atl Specialist. g THE HIMALAYAN PHARMACY I Head Office: 82, Owen Road. j Consultation Boom: 133, Beraofoet ML, SINGAPORE. I
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      226 2 It takes more than IBIIMHHHHI!« low prices to start your car f s^rvtcVfc^ In the long run a good batter/ wili prove a real economy. An Exide will still be giving efficient service long after an inferior battery has been scrapped. Sole Agents, UNIVERSAL CARS LTD., Orchard Road, Singapore. Represent
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    WHY NOT "HIGHBROW" VARIETY?
    747 3 "A REAL REFLECTION OF LIFE." Sir Nigel Playfair's Views. Sir Nigel Playfair confesses that he is on of tha very few people in London who have resisted the temptation of going to see nonstop variety. He does not, therefore, pretend to have any opinion as to
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    ANCIENT MITCHAM FAIR.
    406 3 360 th Birthday Celebrated Recently. Mitcham Fair, which has celebrated its 360 th birthday, is making a brave fight against depression by changing the showman's tactics of the past ten years or so, and reverting to the modes and manners of half-a-century ago. Fcr this season, at
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      325 3 Send us these j I or any other 5 picture stamps from a packets or tins of q CAILLER'S or KOHLER'S 1 CHOCOLATES or COCOA, I \j p. and we will send you a beautiful c "WONDERS OF THE WORLD" ALBUM. jj V P Yotir 5 picture stamps will be
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      172 3 Si Something new Jl claret mj/m cup j leaser Neave, Ltd. Ii Lamps I of lasting foriJManee I Good llifhl lends that cheerful Ipn\;perous aspect so desired by all. No home—office—shop or place of amusement should hesitate to use. ycj^w BRITISH MADE. Sck Agcn s: j! THE UNITED. ENGINEERS LTD
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    "QUIT RENT" FOR BLENHEIM.
    132 4 Ceremony At Windsor Castle. Recently, the 228 th anniversary of the battle of Blenheim, the Duke of Marlborough carried out the ancient custom of presenting to the King's representative at Windsor Castle a small silk flag, which is placed over the bust of the first Duke
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    WINGLESS 'PLANE.
    213 4 Experiments On A New Windmill Type. Glasgow Experiment*. are Ixlng made with an a rc. plane without wings and the cuftomary controls, but which will derive Its power from the windmill devtei of rotor blad-;». Mr. James G. W h who Is a director o.* Mrssrs. G. and
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      289 4 I The WELL-KNOWN 1 I TIGER BALM I Once Used jj 1 Always Remembered. 1 I FRESH BATTERIES FOR YOUR TORCHLIGHT "BRITISH" AT LAST \a J BECATJS2 \k OIAMONO BATTERIES i^^S^^^fe^ are manufactured locally, and therefore fjrw4Sj ESvtff TWO MONTHS FRESHER JJ; Wi on ol"greater voltage on account of greater
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      127 4 PRECAUTIONS AGAINST INTESTINAL TROUBLE. Anyon? who has lived in ths East for any 1 ngth of time knows how prevalent are bowel troubles in the hctter months. This .makes an occasional clean ing of the food tract hichiv essential duiing the danger period. A weekly dose of Pinkzttrs ii a
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      269 4 o l f are in per feci: smoking condition whermmr mid mkmever you buy r l jlßl^*R Ay r lc*.t% ';j v 1• hi H'H rubber Tab jrajffljfk v f-i !:>t(.n the air rushing into the YVr:r""^' -•.<...••''' From Arcadia Works in London j The Cracen "A" < j where
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      297 4 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme Of Drills. TO-DAY. SEPT 14. C.15 p.m.—Headquarters, S.R.A. Tv). Battery Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, M.G. PI. (Eur.), Immediate Action. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, "E" (Chinese) Coy., 3 PI.. 30 yards Range. 5.15 p.m.—Bukit Timah, "D" (Eurasian) Coy.. Practice Competition. TO-MORROW. SEPT. 15. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, 2nd Bn. Sig. Section. Section Parade.
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    350 5 MINING. LATEST QUOTATIONS. mm\ t» BY FRASGB CO., EXCHANGE AMI STOCK. BSO&EKS. Slocaparc, Atrt'.. 11, IS2I, 10 o,m. 39M Buyers. Sellers. A an Kumbang Tin 26j- 28- ial Malay 18|- iuiHitSJH Tin 12 3 13 Tin 15- 176 Bat v P3dang 0 05 (i.io B tv Caves
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    108 5 ISSrED BY FRASER A CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKEKb. Buyers. Sellers. Ccld Storage 1 1p t cent. 102 103 cl Hnga; :t Municipal 5 per cent. 104 107 norn Singapore Municipal '1907) 4% per cent. 100 103 norn re Municipal (1909) 4» 2 per cent. 100 103
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    RUBBER SHARES.
    351 5 FRASER CO AND LTALL AND EVATTg QUOTATIONS. Slngnpor., Sept. 14,'lfSS, 10 a.m. Issue Ta-day» Price*. Value. PtmMi Lyali Shares. Co. Evatt. 1 Ail.nbv $0.45 $0.55 $0.40 $0.50 1 Alor Gajah 0.30 0.10 0.30 0.40 IA. Hi am 0.50 0.C5 IA. Kuning 0.05 0.15 0.05 015 2A. Ma*ay 0.65
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    GENERAL
    288 5 FRASER CO S QUOTAIIONS. Ok I I CLOSING QUOTATIONS I > Jk Buyers. Sellers. C 2 $2 Alex. Brick Pref. 100 1.05 32 $2 Alex. Brick Old. 0.50 0.80 norn £1 £1 B. Ameri Tobecco fM|- 95--$lO $5 B. Malaya Trustee 4.75 5.50 $100 $50 Chines? C. Bank 63.00
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    Commercial News.
    405 5 IS THE BOOMLET OVER? Sharp Set-Back In Commodities. New York, Sept. 13. For the second successive day the Stock Exchange has react -d frcm the recent optimistic l.vels. A severe break at the opening was cn'y partially redeemed by a rally this afte/nocn and prominent descriptions closed several
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    PRODUCE.
    186 5 Singapore. Sept. 14. 'Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $143 <Siam> W. Coast 2 $136 Rico B. Siam No. 1 $129 Rice, B. Siam No. 2 $124 Rice. Siam "Sinway" per koyan No. 1 $180 Rice, Siam No. 2 $160 Rice. Saigon Al $157 Rice, Saigon N. 1
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    296 5 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore, Sept. 14. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 331 32d, London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 15 16d.. London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 29;32d., London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 7 „d., London demand 2s. 3 27 32d., London T.T. 2s.
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    REJECTED RUBBER SCHEME.
    332 5 NATIVE OUTPUT SHOWS GREATER FALL. Amsterdam. Aug. 28. of £"t Pinan *ial Times'' outout Jv, DutCh Indies native rubber than L thG firSt half 01 J 932 fell no less or 1931. whereas the plantation output receded only i has glven comme n t Parti ll? 1
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    SUNGEI BAGAN RUBBER.
    322 5 Loss Of $2,000 During The Year. Tne twentys?cond report of the directors of the Sungei Bagan Rubber Co., Ltd., for the year ended June 30, states:' ACCOUNTS. After making cue provision far depreciation d-rectors' fees &c, the accounts show a net MM far tl c period of
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    JAVA SUGAR CRISIS.
    294 5 Producers Break Away From Associat'on. '.nutcrtam Aii?. 20. Tlf large Java a*3cdatl. n of suss lr poducers bnowa cl Vlap w: l. a.» already ;n--\ioun"cd, ecu I o <f-*o by fhc end of D ccmber nex.. AH :l!»hip s Ij :On'lbUc lb-' association on the sntur nr
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    RANGOON TRAMWAYS.
    34 5 The Rangoon Electric Tramway aid Supply Co. has declared an Interim dividend of 6 annas par share, trt cf Indian income-tax (the same), on the Ordinary £1 shares, payable on Oct. 31.
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    SINGAPORE A.D.A.
    413 5 News Of Churchworkers At Home. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Aug. 31 (by Air Mail.) Tho annual meeting of the merhbers of the S.A.D.A., held by courtesy of the S.P.O. at 15. Tufton Street, London, on June 8. was a notablgathering of old Church friends, especially as jt was
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    HATCHET BURIED.
    103 5 American Army And Navy Resume FjoibalJ. Washington, Aug. 31. The United States Mi itary Academy and (he United States Naval Academy are resuming football relations breken eff fiirc years ago it was announced here, to-day. Under an agreement signed b twecn West Point and Annapolis representatives, the two
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    AUSTRALIA-ENGLAND.
    39 5 Sir C. Kingsford-Smith To Attack Record. Adelaide Aug. 30. Sir Kingsford-Smiths brother states that Sir Chnrl-s has tlmos. defini.ely decided to attempt. ,o beat the England—Australia record next April. He hopes trj complete the flight in five days.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    111 5 SHIPS AIAJNGSIDE THE WHAKVE4J. Singapore, Sept. 14. EaM Wharf (Entrance Oate 1). 22; Rohna 20. Mum WrtMrt limit****** fief* 3 Malwa 18;: Eulan 16: Tilawa 13; Siame"" Prince 11; Perak 9. Empire rvv-ic .K-ifrnnrp 0«r» 11 City of Cambridge 30; Montgomery City 32; Karapara 35. Kistna 47; Gl<moilc
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    A NEW ORGANISATION.
    419 5 The Adi-Dravidas Of Johore Bahru. (From Our Own Correspondent.) J~h-.it- Luhru. Bept 12. A Mw :.\itati nof t he Adi-Drsvidai of Johore Baiiru, over 3 j I. dmr.v includlrg icvcral Chviiar.- from Johore. M?rsrs. R W. Grant. M.C. M 0.8., P;,silent of the Tama Board, J hare
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    CHAPLIN AND HIS SONS.
    49 5 Seeking Injunction Against Employ ng Them In Films. Los Ange.os. Aug. 10. An prpument in equity r tc be heard In the CSM of Charli? Chaplin the famous comedian., who is seeking an lajtltcticn ta prevent *hi rmnloyment of his tv.o ron* by film companies.
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      107 5 DANGER! YOU ARE A VICTIM OF SINGAPORE FOOT. IF YOUR Aft* ?EET /Hfa ITCH a <7%l BURN S CRACK F&r BLISTER /DON'T DELAY \S -APPLY ABSORBINE J! 11 KILLS THE GERMS OF Apply ABSORBINE Jr.—NOW—it 1 s the germs of SINGAPORE UJ penetrates deeply into the skin and HEALS the
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      112 5 THE NEW SINGER '9.' Hand made eoachbuilt Saloon. Really luxurious. Sliding roof, roof lamp, drop windows. 9 hp. engine for economy in tax and petrol. $1,895. Cycle Carriage Co. (1926) Ltd. You'll know when you've tried it not before I Barbasol and your razor —the perfect shave (dispense with ..BRUSH
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      207 5 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY SEPT. 14. High Tides.—lo.43 a.m., 10.22 p.m. Singapore Races. Rotary Luncheon, Adelphi Hotel, 1 p.m. Chinese Commercial Bank muting, noon. Meeting, Govt. Servants' Co-opera'ive Thrift and Loan Society, Council Chamber, 5 p.m. Revue, "Up She Goes," Victoria Theatre, 9.30 p.m. TO-MORROW, SEPT. 15. High Tides—ll.oB a.m.,
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      129 5 MAILS CLOSE. TO-MCRROW, SEPT. 15. «Eurcpe, Great Eritain, Ireland snd Nort i A.ne:i a, to connect with the Air Mad at Karachi «By T:ain) 7.30 a.m. and Natuna Islands (General Verspyck) 8 a.m. Fenang, Province Weiicsley, NorthWcsc Parak, Kedah, Siam, North, North-East and North-West Sumatra (Kedah) 10 a.m. Siam (except
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      643 6 JSL mol use m ents < Thousands have read this exciting Novel!— j NOW IT COMES TO YOU AS A BRILLIANT BRITISH PICTURE! I CAPITOL 1 Commencing at To day's Matinee 315 j 6.15 TO-NIGHT 915 Associated British Radio Productions Present j HAROLD HUTH J The Popular English Star of
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    LANCASHIRE COTTON CRISIS.
    461 7 fig-Headed Obstinacy Of The Hotheads. Tne militants among the Lancashire weaveis have at last got their own way. Last week the Weavers" Amalgamation decided to call a county strike, action being suspended in the expectation of obtaining tho support of the Northern Counties Textile Federation, which represent
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    KLUANG RUBBER.
    206 7 Loss Of $19,000. Th: fifteenth annual report of the directorcf the Kluang Rubber Co., Ltd.. for th? yea: ended June 30, states: The less for the year, subject to directors fvc:. aincuir.s to $19,163.04 from which falls to be deducted the credit balance of $4,131.62 rrought fcrward from
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    MALAY REGIMENT FOR F.M.S.
    1377 7 TO TAKE OVER FROM INDIANS. Financial Motions In Federal Council. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 13. At the meeting of the Federal Ccuncii tni, .norning Mr. W. G. Doughty wjs affirmed a; -t member. Sir Cecil Clcmena (High Comnissionen referred to the death of
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    323 7 B. ETLIN AND COS REPORT. Sept. 14. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London: 2\-d., down 3 16c\ New York: 3n cents (G.>. down cent. Shares: Easier. Allenbys 45 —55 cent-. Ayer Molcks 30 —35 cents, Ayer Panas 30- 35 cent*, Bassetts 20—25 cents, Brogas 20—25 rents, Bukit Jelotongs 15—20
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    OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK.
    1498 7 Amalgamation Resolution Carried. The extraordinary general meeting of the Oversea-Chinese Bank. Ltd.. for the purpose of considering the question of amalgamation with the Ho Hong Bank, Ltd., and the Chinese Commercial Bank. Ltd., was held at its registered office. China Building, Chulia Street, yesterday, Mr. Chua Kah Cheong
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    RUBBER SCHEMES.
    248 7 Chungloon Tonghurst Reconstructions. •Hit dlroolora i>/ Rubber ElAt.pt* r' r oposc to form a tu-\r c« rnpapv with a rai>ttal r.f E2 000 in 3t»(j.oo(i stum <-t 2s of whim loo.non sh3TM cr-.dMed it Jully pi»/] K.." to be wu'Hi tc the dcbrntup -holders n •he prt-ifor torn
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    ZEIGFELD PENNILESS.
    89 7 Follies King Made And Lost £25,000,000. New York. Flore as Ziegfcld. ihe producer, who is estimated to have made £25.000.000 during his lifr'ime. di-d. it is believed, almcst penniless. Several ot his pr duction.s made a profit of ESSQjBM each but a loss of £100.000 on others was
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    61 7 Singapore, Sept. 14 S'ar.Sard Spot 7 Scot. i r ct 7 13 16 7 15 1« NOV. 7-£ 0 Oct-Dee 774 g Jan-Mar. 8 m Apr.-Jun 8 3 1« 8 5 15 Tone of Market: Ea ier Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet 2 J d.
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      687 7 I vTKST ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. t N rUE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Suit No. 908 of 1932. Bet we D MIMW VAVNA MAYNA MEYAPPA ii, I 1 VK Plaintiff and s M IBDI I RA/AK. trading a.i X m 1801 I. KAZAK" Di-^ndanl. iul Kazak. trading
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      142 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. LOST—Small Scotch Kearn dog male, strayed away mid-day 13th rnst. from 15, Mount Rosie Road, without collar on. Fawn colour, about 9" ht. 1' 6" long. Belong to Mrs. F. Dowdeswell. Finder will be rewarded. ORDINANCE NO. 44 j (BANKRUPTCY.) IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS.
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      88 7 j Assets exceed $12,000,000. rvi| g Assurance in force over $35,000,000. J The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. j (Incorporated in the Straits Settlement*). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil street. Singapore. The Company has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry. IO
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    BRITISH SUBJECTS AND MALAYANS.
    835 8 There is serious misunderstanding of the situation relating to the aspiration of Asiatic British subjects to secure the right of admission to the Civil Service in this Colony. The recent announcement in the Legislative Council was strictly correct in its indication of Government policy, but its
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    97 8 Mr. F. H. Temperley, of Paterson. Simons and Co., Ltd., has gone to Kuala Lumpur from Singapore! The Rev. M. Dodsworth v. ill be the speaker at the evangelistic prayer service at the Methodist Mission Chcpel, Paya Lcbar, to-morrow at 5 p.m. Mr. H. Daly, the driver who was in
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    21 8 From Europe (London mails despatched en Aug. 25), by the "Naldera," due at Penang at i 6 a.m. to-morrow.
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    MYSTERY MEETING IN LONDON.
    119 8 Anglo-American Talk On Debts. J Reuter. London, S pt. 14 /V "myEtery discussion" which Included Wfcrer.ccs to debt to the United State*, wae held yesttrday at 10. Downing Strte accord.ng to th> "Daily Herald.'" which thai It was held at th-' invitation of th" Premier u>
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    "BAROMETER" STATE GOES DEMOCRATIC.
    80 8 Forecast Of Presidential Election? Reuter. Nf*v York, B*pt. 13. Maine, th* "barometer" >itate of the confederation. which traditionally votes Republican at the elections. l:us apparently gone Democratic by a narrow majority b'"»th lor the Governorship und two out of the three candidates f:>r Congress. The Democrat
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    COTTON CONFERENCE RESULT.
    106 8 Peace Committee Appointed. Rugby. Sept. 13. At a conference of emp'oyers and employees of the Lancashire cotton industry to-day Mr. F. W. Leggett, Conciliation Officer of the Ministry of Labour, who presided, gave a detailed explanation of the letter addreesed to both sides several days ago by
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    KING'S HOUSE.
    360 8 Monday. Sept. 5. In the mo.r.ing HU Excellency, accompanied by the British Resident, the Hon. Mr. J. W. W. Hishes. visited the Forest D.-parment's Damar Stcre. the Hospitals. Government Eng.ish School and th? Agricultural Demonstration Plot at Kuala Pilah, and the concrete dam and irrigation scheme at Kampong
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    49 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London: 2 l ~>d. New York: 3% (G.) cents. Singapore: 1% —7 7/ 8 cents. TIN. London Spot: "147 10s. (Down 1505.). London 3 months: £149. (Down 1555.). Singapore: |0T43%. COPRA. Barlow and Co. report: Sundried $5.80 Mixed $5.30 The market is slightly easier.
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    456 8 (BY "LOOKERS^ The St. Andrew's Road S no doubt be convent meeting. X 8 >''iai Clearly somcthhuj curt v. about these much newspaper editors. JUl *Men A Nearly sixty million pound, b-ing idle- in Chancery Tt Idle-like some of that myself.' As Mr. Thomas would say v
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      123 8 I [bargains I AT ROBINSON'S SALE CLEARANCE OFFER OF j S&ĔKk LADIES' SHOES. PRICES FROM $100 per pair, j LADIES' HATS X j ENORMOUSLY /(7 W |j REDUCED A I j PRICES FROM $3.50 EACH. nj^ LAST WEEK OF SALE ~^yY WASH SILKY I NDERGARMEXTS in LUX supply of lllllf?
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      27 8 i GIFT MOST USEFUL A Boat Of Gleaming Silver. A Lovely Receptacle For Your Sauces. U.S. de Silva Bros, JEWELLERS, 23, High Street, Singapore. Jj 634 jj
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      31 8 SINGAPORE WEATHER M*** Yesterday's Max. J«SSSS EMI night's Mia Yesterday's Rainfall. C.26 ins. Sunshine. 3.3 hours. ft t 1 p.m. Relative Humidity. *=> 1 pm. Wind. S.W. 5 1 p.m. Weather, overcast.
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    IPOH CHINESE TO BE EXECUTED.
    431 9 INSPECTOR'S WIFE SHOT DEAD. TRAGEDY IN LOCAL HOME. Related To Indian Royalty. i JLn c mmurJty of Singapore w.re «r ally shocked yesterday aft:*r„,i whxn the mws vpre.l that Mrs. imĕge, wifl *>t Detective-Inspector ludge, ol he Mngapcre Ptlici, hud t„ ti.t:rd shot in her
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    FUNG MURDER TRIAL SENTENCE.
    101 9 Future Of Girl In The Case. Reuter. H:ngkcng. Sept. 14. Cheng Kwok Van, the young Ipoh Chines? d oi prceuimg un murder of ejrooige i s rival for the leve of Lai Ming Fay. ful young actress, was sentenced to thta morning.—Reuter. Shanghai, Sept. 5. Lai
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    EXECUTION OF DOUMER'S ASSASSIN.
    74 9 President Refuses Te> Grant A Reprieve. Reuter. Paris, Sept. 13. Go rt;uloff, ihe assassin of President Doumer, v: be ex.cuted at dawn to-morrow. The President refused to grant a repiieve. n ot be informed of the decision haU an hour before the execution when WiO b?
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    ILLNESS OF MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL.
    33 9 Rugby, Sept. 13. Material improvement is reported from «*lzburg. Austria, in the condition of Mr. Winston Churchill, who is in bed with a mild ■we* of paratyphoid.—British Official.
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    To-day's Features.
    33 9 IiIARY OF EVENTS, on page 5. •OPics OP TO-DAY. on page 8. -<UB DIARY, en page 12. *>LRai COUNCIL, on pag s 11 and 12. HEADERS 1 VIEWS, on page 14.
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    VON PAPEN DEFIES REICHSTAG.
    490 9 New German Elections In November. Reuter. Berlin, Sept. ic. Til? German Governm:nt has resoived to retain office in splie of the disapproval of the Reichstag. Vcn Papen enjoys the fell confidence of President Hindenburg as is shown by the fact that Hindenburg signed the decree of
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    POWERLESS TO STOP FIGHTING.
    59 9 Bolivia Calls Un Army Reserves. Reuter. Lapis-. Sept. 14. In con-reqirnce cf the continu nee cf fighting a Grand ChftCO, Boliv'a has called out the 1927. 1928 fnd 1929 eiervrs T ll Government. however, has ir formed the Lca?uo of Nations that she is still on
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    ALLEGED SINGAPORE MURDERER.
    74 9 Chinese Charged At Johore Police Court. /From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru S"p*. 12. A Chinese who was ftllogid to have murdered another Chinese at the B'i mile. Bufclt Tim ft h Singapore on Aug. 23 was yest rday arrested at Plintoui by a Singapore dctectlvc ronstabiu
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    MUSIC EXAMINATION.
    72 9 At the Trinity College Local Practical Music Examination held recently, three pupils cf Miss Susan Rodrigues and two pupils of Mr. A R Rodrigues were presented and all passed. They are as follows: Preparatory Division, Mary Rodrigues (Hons.) and Catherine Rodrigues (Hons); First Steps, Amelia Rodrigues (Hons), presented
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    ACQUITTAL OF ASSIZES.
    62 9 Chan Sang, who was charged at the Singa- pore Assizes, before Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terr°ll and a common jury en charges of attempted murder and armed gang robbery, was found not guilty after trial yesterday and was acquitted and discharged. The accused was defend?d by Mr. N.
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    FLYING FAMILY SAVED.
    349 9 Good Work Of Aberdeen Trawler. Reuter. London, Strpt r 13. The trawkr. "Lord Talbot," has located the Hutchinson flytnc lamlJy olive. Coprahiien, Sept. 13 a wlrsUs-i message from tlßenbuid announces thai the "Flying Family"' has returned to Flnnsbu aboard the "Lord Talbot" which picked Ihem up at
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    GANDHI'S STARVATION THREAT.
    261 9 Opinions Of The British Newspapers. Reuter. Bombay, Sept. 13. Mr Gandhi's threat to starve himself to death is not a "moral fight but a political .«lunt, declared Dr Ambedkar. a leader of the depressed classes, to-day. A message from Simla states that the Legislative Assembly proposed to
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    ANOTHER FERRY-BOAT DISASTER.
    54 9 Japanese Arsenal Workers Drowned. Reuter. T:kyc. Sept. 13. Twenty-four workers of the Kure Naval Arsenal were drowned when a ferry-boat conveyinj s>, hundred of them capsized tc-day. The capsize was due to women passengers rushing to one tide wh:n th? ferry-boat :.taried twaying violcn ly, after b.ing
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    MEMBERS OF ILLEGAL UNION.
    97 9 Information That Leaked Out Pleading guilty before the District (Mr. C. Wilson) yesterday being members of the Malayan General Labour Union, an unlawful society, two Chmose were sentenced to each six months' rigorcus imprisonment and recommended for banlshm nt. Giving evidence, Mr. Gaifield. cf the Chinece
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    GENERAL OFFENSIVE BY VOLUNTEERS.
    1642 9 LATEST NEWS FROM MANCHURIA. Bandits Disorganise The Railways. Latest Manchurian messages show tha3 the Volunlteers are organising a big general cfTensive against the Japanese in rtply i» Tikyti'i. recognition of the Manehukuo. Meanwhile bandits are de-crganising Oie railways. Ih~Te is no news of Mrs. Pawley and
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    168 10 Sports Pastimes. THE TURF. SINGAPORE AUTUMN RACES. OUR SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY. Our selections for tc-day's races, the fourth day of pie Singapore Tuif Club's Gold Cup Autumn meeting, are as follows: Race I—MICKEY MOUSE. THE IMP. BONNY MARY. Race 2.—PRINCES RICHMOND. PHOON TOK. LEONIE. Race 3 CURE. TYROE PEN ALLEN.
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    AMERICAN AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP.
    80 10 BRITISHERS AGAIN DISAPPOINT. GOLF. Reuter. Baltimore (U.S.A.), Sept. 14. In th? American amateur gclf championshio, with thp exception cf Mc Ruvie. all the Britishers (Torrance. ToUey. Fidian. the Hartley brothers and de Forest) were eliminated in the second qualifying round, the leader cf which is Johnny Fischer
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    S.C.C. PRACTICE MATCHES.
    255 10 HOCKEY. The following have been invited to play for the S.C.C. on Friday in a trial match on the Padang: COLOURS: —F. Cmbi: Dr. W. G. Evans. B. C. Watson; Lt. J. W. P. Saunders, H. G. Shaw, T Watson; J. L. Russ, Otto Narjis, Lt. C.
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    V.M.C.A. MATCHES.
    130 10 3rd h Tr a 1 loWing re P"»«* the V.M.C.A. frrt 22" again the Pombay Sports Club V MCT I?'" I at 5 P the sl C .f' f 3un d: W. Dunhill, Tan Keng Siew. urn Pook Loong, P. S Brown Van Thean Chye Lee .Tnrir mr»
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    S.C.C. SIX-A-SIDE.
    402 10 YESTERDAY S RESULTS, ASSN. FOOTBALL. Laidman's team beat Bennett's and Glasgow's side was victorious over Blades' team in the last of the preliminary ties in connection with the S.C.C. six-a-side tournament played on heavy ground at the Club, following the rain yesterday. Landman's side had the better or
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    SCOTTISH LEAGUE, DIV.I.
    30 10 Reuter. London. Sept. 13. To-day's ties in the First Division of the Scottish League resulted as follows: Hearts 5; Queen's Park 0. Tnird Lanark v. Dundee tunplayed'*.—Reuter.
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    CHARITY MATCH AT JALAN BESAR.
    61 10 A reminder is given of tc-morrow's charity match between St. Joseph's Institution and the Raffles Institution at Jalan Besar. In view of the laudable object it is hoped that many people will attend, witness an r\cellent match and at the same time help swell the
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    DAENG MAKKAH SHIELD.
    35 10 Result of fihe Singapore Malay InterSchcol Football Competition (West Division) are: Second Round. Kampong Gelam 4 S?poy Lines 0 Tanglin Kechil 2 Kampong Jagoh 1 Semi-Final. Kampong Gelam 3 Tanglin Kechil 1
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    CLERICAL UNION BEAT ASTON
    74 10 A. C. The Clerical Union beat the Aston Athletic Club 5-0 on th? Union's ground yesterday. The goal score were: Chan Teck Kirn (3), Tan Thian Hock and Seng Kcey Hoe. The following represented the Union: Goh Tong Hee; Goh Ah Chew, Ong Seng Hock; Ng
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    I.C.F.A. V. SOUTH JOHORE.
    127 10 The match between the Indo-Ceylonese F. A. and South Johore for the Oehlers Trophy will take place on Friday at 5 p.m. at the Anson Road Stadium. This contest was started in 1928 when Mr. G. R. Oehlers donated a cup to be competed for by
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    SCHOOL BEAT SEREMBAN CUSTOMS.
    72 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Sept 12. The King George V. School defeated the Customs Department 4—3 on the N. S. Club padang to-day. The school team possessed "le advantage of youth over the Customs men and were seen more frequently on the i Ym\ 25!
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    M.C.C. TEAM FOR AUSTRALIA?
    264 10 ANOTHER FAST BOWLER SELECTED. SUTCLIFFE AND LARWOOD HlvAll AVRRAGRS. CRICKET. nLAU A T bHAUUCI. London. Sept. 13. Tin? M.C.C. line imited Uwe Yorkshire fast borwler, Bowes, to ao lo Australia. William Eric Bowes is 25.and has played for Yorkshire with great success during the last four
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    YORKSHIRE V. REST OF ENGLAND.
    55 10 CHAMPION COI'NTY ON TOl\ Reuter. London. Sept IS. Tin 15<1 mu'eli of the spa-ror., between Yorkshire < champion County• and the R«.«t of England ployed at the Oval, ttus Mt drami Score? YORKSHIRE 376 iMitchrll 97«. REST OF ENOLAND 185 < Bo've* 1 Tor 63Slid
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    Y.M.C.A. LEAGUE.
    128 10 The foJowljjß teams will meet In U» VM C A League on th-j YM C A pound r>. Saturday «I 3 Jim L}tit's Team: R. Lrov. Sl:n T«r.- Ci,\ Seah Zttg Hfc, C C Mwdirh VV D'inlul? E. K. Ynlman. Tim Horfc Leotiq c Slmca Chin Jau Clbocn.
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    S.P.C. TOURNAMENT.
    129 10 FINE PLAY BY MR. J. C. OSBORNE. POLO. The final of a ihree-a-slde pclc tournament was played on ihi Singapore Polo Club ground at Bahstier on Monday. Teams were drawn according to individual handicaps and the games were played on the American system the team scoring the greatest
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    BADMINTON.
    154 10 Government Monopolies S. C. team v. thTan Tock Seng Hospital R. C. on Sunday, on the Marigold Court, Shrewsbury Road. Ang Chwee Whatt. Heng Nam Leong, Le.' Jucy Seah, Lee Peng Kwang, Moha. Akio, Quan Siew Chye, Quek Song Quee, Tan Chong Klat. Tan Miang Cheng. Sylverton beat the
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    216 10 LAWN TENNIS. RAIN INTERRUPTS PROGRAMME. Yesterday's ties in the S.C.C. tournament were postponed owing to the rain and the new schedule ls given below. Should rain again cause postponement ties will be put forward one day. Weather permitting, the final event for Profession Pairs (level) and the prize
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    LATEST AMERICAN WONDER.
    413 10 FOUND HIS FIRST RACKET IN A DUST BIN! Frankie Parker. America's latest lawn tennia discovery who wllj be seen at Wimbledon noxt yfar, the most picturesque boy «tar overthrown up bv municipal court» His story toads like ftctkm. He Is s Pole or humble birth—an orphan His
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    MALAYA COMMAND MEETING.
    213 10 RIFLE-SHOOTING. The Annual Ma'nyc Commune! Meeting will be heU at IMM Lumpur on Sept. 23. 24 and 25. The meetin? is open to th- Royal Navy. Regular Army, volunteer forces ol Malaya. Royal Air Perce. Johcre Military Force, and the Straits Settlements and the Federate 1 Malay
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    64 10 BILLIARDS. Entries for the S.C.C. tournament, and championship events, close on Saturday Oct. L Event No. 1. will be divided into two classes, A. Class 250 up; B Class 150 tp. and th« championship will be 250 up. Members cf the V.M.C.A. are reminded tbtrf the entries for
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    TEA-FIGHT AT ST. ANDREWS.
    129 10 INTER-SCHOOL BOXERS ENTERTAINED. A thoroughly enjoyable tea-fight was held at St. Andrew's School Hall yesterday when the participants in the recent inter-school boxing tournament attended an informal tea party given by that popular patron of sport. Mr. Aw Boon Par. Among those present with Mr. Aw
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    26 10 The V.M.C.A. First Aid Class will meet under the direction of Dr. N. W. Ahin in the Board Room of the Association at 6 pm. to-day.
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    IRISH LABOUR AND BRITAIN.
    207 10 Support For Dt V u l iro Policy. Reuter. A further comnmnicHtiw u M head of tin* prti- st-u received u>.da> |,y i:,. fj ccriilUH irUh lunc. aj.niiui by On? Primi* Minister n N J( Seerelaty of Stute Jot in understood tfcal th.r tlon road? bj
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    SCHOOLBOY RUN OVER.
    157 10 No Blame Attached To Driver. Returning a ve.dict of d.a*h by mm■,cn.u:-. a: ih- crnclusicn of the inquiry yetfer. day ttuching .he death cf a Malay who was run over by a motor-car tm I (Mr. F. G. D urne» attached ao tlarr.e t* the diiver. tut
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    SEIZURE OF ARMS AND AMMUNITION.
    111 10 Early Morningr Raid In Singapore. Tw- revolver*, irvml n■ > J- --i and '.wo daejrrs wcr* •—i vkl:«.-r tJjejr r*id»d a hi»u: > ::j 1 abou! i 'cltcfe thJa cinrr.!:r <*ho vrcre in Uir for.i>i w>.-• were found *w rl Av-liog Oft MlformildOH. I: 'I
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    What’s On To-Night.
    148 10 Alhambra.-War Bax and Conway Dearie ha Matine- at 3 p.m. Capita l. —"A Btoneyase o M Harold Huth. Becita Hun, I V 3.15 p.m. Empire- Lawrsnce Tibb Love Song." Fir.t »how TO (eUent). Great World-Side sh J Malay opera, Chines- wayang*, wen ing films ("Whoopee"). Marlborough.—Tht Big
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    FEDERAL COUNCIL MEETING.
    4405 11 Criticism Of Proposed Alterations. JUDICIAL SYSTEMS OF, MALAYA. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 13. Mr. Arnold Savage-Bailey, the Senior Unofficial Member, was the first to speak on the adjournment at to-day's meeting of the Federal Council. He dealt with the F. M. S. and the
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    NEWS ROMANCE IGNORED
    167 12 Sultan Of Brunei ln England. Every schoolboy stamp-collector has felt the romance of Borneo, and there are few who have not thrilled with its mystery ac suggested hi books on its dyaks and head-hunters. When, therefore, the Sultan of Brunei, an 18 year old boy. arrives In
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    CHETTIARS IN MALAYA.
    410 12 Organising For Mutual Protection. The following interesting reference to the Chettiars' money-lending business i.i Malaya is made ty Mr. A. Vaikey Meothedtn. B. A. 'Honours), formerly Librarian, Co-opvraliv Societies Department, F. M. S. t.nd 8. 8., in his Journal of Our Countiym n in Malaya" published in
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    ALSATIAN WOLF HOUNDS.
    592 12 Trained Dogs In Singapore. A reader writes In reference to an article which appeared ln these columns last week, as follows: Th: article appearing in your paper of the 10th inst., en "Giro" an Alsatian wolf hound, has been read with interest, but net without misgivings as
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    PENANG INDIANS' BULLETIN.
    65 12 The Indian Association, Penang, are issuing from this month a bulletin recording primarily the various activities of the Association. They have made a modest beginning with their first number, which, in addition to being a chronicle of club news and events, contains articles on: "Wanted —An Indian
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    LEPROSY!
    26 12 Whether Black or White tary or self. No risk of injec■ 1 1 and guaranteed cure m tojr B particulars apply:- SRI (M%). Calcutta. (India.
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      649 12 CLUB DIARY. (There are numcrou* oa, Singapore, mm of the meZ T readers of the "Mmtmm J specially or hcVl ™v.ted to co-operate in und complete. HmmptniuZ Z tMjm le Eluded n tt V' The -CM, Dlafr CflM tainmento. Uh(i and sporting tngmxmeni recorded m the "Dlmr, [Entries for the
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    WAS JOHN THORBURN KILLED?
    1439 13 BODY WAS NEVER IDENTIFIED. Said To Be Alive In England. v •>. D„ RASMUSSEN.) rrsiMiu t« believe that John ,ili\r noil in England at the nr ttUhotn.ll interested persons ,i t to quash the matter. tT. .Tjitish'-d that the person Hhjjv w&h actually Thorburn und »n
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    DID YOU KNOW...
    429 13 THAT the shark is the ostrich of the sea? (By Our Scientific Correspondent.) Just as the desert has its "ships" (the camel >. go the sea has its ostrich"— Uie ihark! Ij will cat anything, though there are only certain kinds that w.ll tackle a whole man.
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    CHEAPER WIRELESS SETS.
    176 13 The Olympia Exhibition. The recent National Radio Exhibition at Olympia marked the tenth anniversary of the beginning of British broadcasting, and the growth of the industry during the last decade may be realised from the fact that the exhibition was expected to result in the «■ale of
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    HORSES ELECTROCUTED.
    140 13 Contact With Live Rails On Southern Line. Three horses were killed on the Southern Railway line between Belvedere and Abbey Wood Stations recently, two being electrocuted and one run over by a light engine. Shortly after 5 a.m., an engine which was running light from Erlth to Plumstead
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    97 14 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" dcs not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing j, and on
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    Malays And Malayans.
    3673 14 (To the Editor. -'Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —With reference to Mr. Soh S*ee Keng's letter in ycur issue of the 3rd inst. and "Mat's" letter in the issue of the 7th inst.. I have reason to agree with the opinion that mos> of the Malays are lazy. Malay
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    The Rickshaw Parade.
    79 14 (To tne Editor, Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—l note that the Governing] ducing a Bill to amend the Motor Ofhi h Ordinance in order to check he eighty r:.kshaw paraJe by "sly" rtreets cf Singapore. Many .1: mtthis action, and as one of the discussion in your most 1
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      269 14 "MALAYA TRIBUNE." 20 Pages For 5 Cents Every Saturday. WEEK-END SUPPLEMENT FOR THE HOME. Truly wonderful success has attended the innovation of giving our readers their Saturday 'Tribune" at noon. Now we are making it a real Week-end Journal for the Home! The Saturday Tribune" has enlarged to 20 page.-,
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      475 15 Jbamer sailings. P. &o. KjUTISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. roorafted in England). -ill. PASSENGKE ft CARGO SERVICES. ~P aN d ORIENTAL STEAM r^ S VION CO.. LONDON AND NA y.p EAST MAIL SERVICE. ract with His Majesty's C comment). OUTWARD FROM LONDON. Far China and Japan Due Tonnage Bingaporp 1932.
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      611 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. LINE (Japan Mail) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Answer*, Rotterdam Mldd I esborouau. Vessels. Tonnage. Due. Sail. HAKONE MARU 10,500 Sept. 21 22 8 SUWA MARU 10,700 Oct. 6 7 FUSHIMI MARU 11.000 Oct 20 21 HAKOZAKI MARU 10,500 Nov. 2 3 TERUKUNI MARU 12.000 Nov 15 16
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      489 15 STEAMER SAILINGS, (Incorporated 1b Germany). The undernoted are the Company's Intended fixtures: OUTWARDS. "COBLENZ" for Hollo, Manila, H'kong, S'hai, Kobe, Nagoya, Y'hama, Taku, Dalny, Tsingtau and Japan Sept. 16 9 "SAALE" for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, Nagoya, Kobe, Y'hama, Taku, Dalny, Tsingtau and Japan Sept. 30 HOMEWARDS. "ALSTER" for Genoa, M'seilles,
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      524 16 PUBLIC NOTICE. IN THE MATTER OP TAN BOON LI AT COMPANY, LIMITED. In Voluntary Liquidation). NOTICE *IS HEREBY GIVEN that tht creditors of the above Company are requirec on cr before the 15th day of September. 1932 to rend their names and address :s and tht particulars of their debts
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      577 16 EDUCATIONAL FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL. Established 1828. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls) B—Short Street. Singapore. Offers thorough training in Music—both PRACTICAL THEORETICAL Courses leading to CERTIFICATE, DIPLOMA, k etc. Booklet upon request, 1 M. ANCIANO, Principal TUTORIAL. Private Tuition in Mathematics and English j Individual Tuition for
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