Malaya Tribune, 19 September 1932

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIX, No, 2 SSI SINGAPORE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Sept. 19, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1932
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      291 1 THE HALAYA TRiBUNE"« TI!E BEST \|)V KRTISING MEDIUM IN MALAYA. Feed Your Child on Swan" Brand Milk and Make it M HEALTHIER S STRONGER j HAPPIER. Sole Importers: |l B The East Asiatic Co., Ltd. j PENANG KUALA lIMPIR SINGAPORE S s jj lsTJ3f WISELY/1 h fi (HflF Ercnorrv. to-day,
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      137 1 I A. FLIN-TER. 6, Raffles Place, BUYS Gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices' according to daily exchange rates. HEALTH and STRENGTH r, |gp j I IN EVERY TIN f IT MUST BE I J CROSSE BLACKWELLS. j Sime, Darby Co., Ltd j rMiik
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    97 2 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. lOur readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" des not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double 'Pacing), and on one
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    Johore Dressers.
    106 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—Will you kindly permit me space in your valuable and esteemed journal to vci:e my opinion regarding the Johore dressers" magazine? In your issue of the 13th inst. there was a shcrt letter from Volcano." I understand that the magazine was he'd back
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    Municipal Officers' "Ultimatum."
    440 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune") Sir.—The letter of .he Municipal Officers will I am sure come in for a considerable amount of criticism. One particular portion cf their letter reads: "If the Commissioners will also grant our requests regarding Miscellaneous Class, Class II and remainder ol the
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    Polygamy And Monogamy.
    349 2 (To the Editor, 'Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —I should be much obliged if you would kindly allcw a little space in the People's Paper to voice the great facts of Married Happiness. "No-woman Man" has sail: "The people are monogamous by law but polygamous by nature." This may
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    Malays And Malayans.
    835 2 (To the EdUor, "ATalapa Trilmiiß."/ Sir.—Mr Ja*rar wnis to be in his element. JudKijiK by the ipate ol word-? M at continues to jrush towards Singapore from Kuala Norn nr. and if till» volume *tm flows on unnbated I J fear the sixteen pages of the Malaya
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    The Esplanade.
    264 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir—Allow me space in your public-spirited journal to voice a crying grievance of the public who go to the Esplanade, to drink deep of the I briny breezes there on a moonlight night. The. City Fathers have on many occasions proved' that they
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    Fan-Tail Pigeons.
    30 2 Ar inquiry by "Baba Chin" (Malacca) concerning fan-tail pigeons has been passed on to the Poultry Editor and will be answered by him in his Notes next Saturday.
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      246 2 YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ASPRO* IV 0U take 110 risk vvher! you buy 'ASPRO.' You I Tl%a DlldlTW I 41 I purchase a medicine that is so safe that a I fit? Jr UK 9 IT 9 child can take it—a medicine that so pure that it does not harm
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      369 2 j White iway s Basic Values Represeot The Finest Value Obtainable. I —-v I -new- ni? j l BED SPREADS. ,fi 7jt I T WHITE TABLE DAMASK I bj Jaspe grounds new floral designs in 1 Uj J/j assorted colours. Size 60" x 80." Dice design, fine qua g S
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    BUSINESS MAN OR CRIMINAL?
    150 3 Report On The Kreuger Bankruptcy. Reuter's Wireless Service. Stockholm. Sept. 13. ku!? of busincSi> but a crteimr?ivcn In th? preliminary repon of the administrators of thc Pre W ,,ublishcd in toHliy^ Annysing thc gigantic frauds thai had Lc-n perpetrate, the report concludes that Krct">er was by
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    SCRUTINY OF PRIVATE WIRES.
    117 3 New York Stock Exchange Precaution. Reuter. New York. Sepl, 16. The Business Conduct Committee ol the Stock Exchange has direcled thut all New York City members shall submit to the committee for examination eoptes of all telegraphic communications sent on their private wires between Sept. 12
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    DEPRESSION ON STOCK EXCHANGE.
    105 3 Unsatisfactory News From Abroad. Reuter's Wireless Service. Londrn. o«;h l.i. D'.jjrcs>;d condiLoiii rcled th? Stock Exchange to-day owing to the- un ;«il faot.ry al- from abroad and most values loft grotsnc GIU-idged «vciuJUif however. kept up hulls well All commodity markets were aflecCcd by tne break
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    MR. JOHN AMERY FINED £50.
    81 3 Seventy Previous Motoring Convictions. Reuter's Wireless Service. London. Sept. 13. Mr. John Amcry. sen of the former Sccreary fcr thc Dominions, whose matrimonial hopes wer<> frustrated by his fathers refusal of consent, was lintd to-day at Westminster Folice Court £60 and was disqualified from holding
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    ALUMINIUM FOR OIL.
    105 3 Exchange Between Canada And Russia. Reuter. New York, Sept. 16. The "New York Times" learn: that the Aluminium Company cf Canada. Ltd., which is controlled by Ambassador Mellon, has contracted with Soviet Russia to exchange about a million dollars worth of aluminium at a price bjlow that
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    BRITISH SQUADRON TO VISIT VARNA.
    109 3 British Official Rugby. Sept. 16. The Third Cruiser Squadron from the British Mediterranean Fleet, comprised of the cruisers "Curacoa," •"Calypso." "Ceres" and "Curfew." with the Submarine "Rover," under the command of Admiral F. L. Tottenham, will pay a visit from Sept. 17 to 23 to
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    KAYE DON TO WED.
    41 3 Reuter. New York, Sept. 16. j The land and water "bullet," Kaye Don, obtained a licence to wed the twenty-one year old American society girl, Miss Eileen Marten, of Greenwich. Connertieutt, a few hours before for Unhand.—Ueutcr.
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      222 3 lr Pi showing them on the screen. Thousands are now enjoying this fascinating home entertainment. Call in for demonstration to-day, j at your nearest Kodak Dealer or at Messrs. Kodak Ltd., 8 Battery Road. Illustrated abov: CINE -KODAK— [CE H > t.1.0, LC CA3CCPL —MCDFT B. 25 ;-:;>. fcmp I!
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    ROYAL COMMISSION ON LOTTERIES.
    170 4 The Attitude Of British Hospitals. 1 Rugby. Sept. 1G. Stanley. President of the British 2?2J Association, giving evidence before Commission on Lotteries and Betting, eaid that voluntary hospitals did not wish u?t £Z< !!Ef? f Uld bf> th<> for on™ .T f lGCaI ::t>ri;s *»< v.vr,
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    RESCUE OF "PLYING FAMILY."
    91 4 May Have To Spend Winter In Arctic. Cop« a: n fen, 6 rpt. 13 The "Lord Talhot." which res urd to* Family" has new returned to East Greenland. The rescued were the darkn ss off deserted r south of The l the trawler at daybreak after
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    PO LEUNG KUK SPORTS.
    186 4 Annual Visitors' Day. The annual visiters' day and sports of the Po Leung Kuk took place on Friday within tacts "f v, Institution on the spacious !awn ol Hi Hal] i n York Hill ~fl Chin Swee Road. The ball and class-rooms Pr< ented an animated
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    PREMIER'S DAUGHTER TO WED.
    24 4 Rugby, Sept. 16. Mr. MacKinnon on T^.'^p^:**** > place n ter lhe which the c I church at Official. 04 W*ndover.-British
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    OVERHAUL OF R.A.F. MACHINES.
    43 4 Rugby, Sept. 16 satisfactory the Air L i haVe P tune between oy rhau S**** Kestrel engines mtea Si R Us aircraft by ion X i.l R yal Air between oJerfaau sw 11 s^J?t tUne futurp to 75,000 eqUiVBlent
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    109 4 t iiivtiO. Asiatic petroiem, co. iss.i. i.,„ LIU, Sivr^^ 8 :<od va us h (L a v pr p mp wr British Imperial gnii..» 1 li. 4 f al,t) n Ur,,m P« British I Imperial gallon Sh«i! ,tor SPfU Pl >r 4 enllul > Li «70 Shell Kerosene
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      81 4 M. HASSAN ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 36-37, Bras Basah Road SINGAPORE. lights, fans, motors, etc., and 1 water service please write o 1 above address or 'Phone Vn Inv «atment of 50 cents a da* n Endowment Insurance is a lire road to Independence 1 the Manufacturers Lift insurance Co.,
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      283 4 FRAGRANCE (^S^oLk to keep you fresh with the coolness Q f a mountain breeze. Let the perfume U~ of mountain flowers come to refresh you. Use your bottle of Himalaya Bouquet. OTHER FAMOUS HIMALAYA \pp4. l: r BOUQUET PRODUCTS- K> 7 Talcum Powder Toilet Soap Lot/on Han Cream ERASMIC PERFUMERS,
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      86 4 Their modnn tw.lvc-sidcd n oc w I Jewel-briJLance, and iadi?-t lit 1 nff imduup counter- for which ver that you have th; world s m~Tn 14 m:eU I writing in.>( runim's it th beauUful fit 3 >'cur hand writing. The doesn't suit, ru can h Pen-pom; (a the d w
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    427 5 LATEST QUOTATIONS. MINING. •8ULI» BY FHASEU CO.. EXIfIANHK ANU STCK K brokco* Slr.japcrr, is r>? r>, l't to a.m. ifiir VilU P» Irrg. u A.um il'tniUuut Tin Jlftu -jy £1 AiMlral Mu II» y 18- io- Aycr Hltuni lij. 12- t.i.„ B'.ir.grtn Tin 13- ijh ii Bnterit
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    AND LOANS.
    116 5 ISSUED BY FUASLB A CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BKv)E.EI£S. Buyers. Sellers. singapc.e Cold S'^ruge Deb. < per cent 102 103 cl Singapore Municipal <190 i) 5 per cent. 104 107 norn Singapore Municipal (1907) 4% ptr cent. 100 103 norn Municipal (1S09) 4V2 per ctut. 100 103 norn
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    RYBBER SHARES.
    365 5 I UASEH 6 CO., AND LYALL AND CVATT'P QUOTATIONS. Sinarapcrc, Sept. 19, 1932. 10 a.m. Issue To-day's Prices. Value. Fraser Lyall t Shares, Co. Evatt. Ail.r.by $0 45 $0.55 $0.40 $0 0 1 Alor Uajah 0.3U 0.40 0.30 0.40 1 A. Hitam 0.50 0.65 0.50 0.60 IA. Kuning
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    GENERAL
    286 5 FRASER CO.ij QUOTATIONS. j d CLOSING QUOTATIONS |2 it Buyers. Sellers. $3 $2 Alex. Brick Prcf. 1.00 1.05 SJ $2 Ah x. Brick Ord. 0.50 0.80 norn £1 £i B. Amcri. T:b.aecc SO 94 $10 $5 B. Malaya Trustee 4.75 5.50 $100 $50 Chines: CTBank 63.00 68 30 12
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    322 5 COMMERCIAL NEWS. B. ETLIN AND CO S REPORT. Sept. 19, 11 a.m. RUBBER. London: 2 17!32d., down 1 I6d. New York: 9 716 cents CO.), down 116 ccnc. Shares: Quiet. Allcnbys 45—55 cents, Ayer Uokka SO—JS cants, Ajer Panas 30-35 Ba etts 20— 'Jo cents, Brogaa 25—30
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    312 5 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore. Sept. 19. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 331 32d., London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 15 16d., London 60 cays' sight 2s. 3 29.32 d., London 30 days' sight 2s. 3,d. London demand 2s. 3 27 32d. London T.T. 2s. 3
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    106 5 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore, Sept. 19. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3.) Rhcinland 13; Klang 13; Siamese Prince 11; Titan 9. Empire Dcr* (Entrance Gate 3.) Cape St. Columba 32; Chckoh Maru 34. Empire Dock Gate Automedon 48. West Wf.f»rf 'Entrancp Gate
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    33 5 The rate of issue of Money Order for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 152 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Order from India and Ceylon is Rs. 156 for $100.
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      207 5 iRTI TS. FIN! ST RF.C"ORI;I\: Ili *n Hm Huks4 JUST DECEIVED SEPTEMBER Cfi< NORLIA AND OTHER 1: Master's Voice LAY RECORDS. La* Mori.u. MLv Ar.nic. Wi I Chik. Che Nirlia. h :>. ci Miss Nancy. o—Mia Nancy. 5 ibaTiff—M.3S Annie. Wm Nancy. '.—Vi.Nancy. Mi Annie. Cha Kong and Norlia. 6
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      20 5 I Remember: j ALWAYS HWE Tiger Ballll IN THE HOUSE FOR j TIGER BALM 1 PREVENTS AND STOPS JPAIN. j
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      537 5 1 Don't miss this BARGAIN! Brand new WILLY S-KNIGHT I 5 Seater Touring Car ORIGINAL PRICE $2,750. CLEARANCE PRICE $1,630. Visit our showroom now. j Only a few left. Do not delay! Cycle Sl Carriage j COMPANY (1926) LIMITED. IDANG E R I I THESE ARE THE SIGNS OF I
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      97 5 MAILS CLOSE. TO-MORROW, SEPT. 20. Pcntlanak, Singka-.va.ng Pemangkat and Sambas (Tomohcn) 11 a.m. Tc.nbilahan and Rengat (Hong Chuan) noon China, Hainam Japan, Korea, Formosa, East Siberia, Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A. (Hong Hwa) 1 p.m. Ja a, South-Weft Sumatra, South-East Boi-neo. Celebes, Moluccas, Timor Dilly and Australasia (excepting
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      248 6 Amusements < lAiRI AiR Devils in the air:~ j DARE DEVILS ON THE GROUND!! j !615 NIGHTLY 9.15 Tliere have been many AIR PICTURES— BUT NEVE** HAS THERE BEEN ANY- j j THING like j Para mount's authentic Romance—Laugh i —Thriller of modern-day "stunt" fliers. "SKY BRIDE" »1 v.ith RICHARD
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      222 6 TO-NIGHT Still on the "Gold Standard" of Entertainment! As Witness the W?ek-end Crowds that Thrilled to JOAN CRAWFORD AND ROBERT MONTGOMERY IN| Letty Lynton Another brilliant Metro-Goldwyn Mayer We're sorry to keep you wait ing 1 for 'The Mayor's Nest," but LAST NIGHT our double comedy programme has I proved
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      345 6 1 TONIGHT I Herbert Marshall I AND jj I EDNA BEST I IN I MICHAEL and hart j naamaam aagpggapgooo ■■sr 1 Commencing Wednesday, Sept. 21. MYTHOLOGY THAT IS SUPREME! CHANDRASENA or MAHIRAYAN VADHA IT'S A PAGE FROM RAM AY AN A **********25Z*****Z*****2525^^ STOP PRESS! I I HERE IS YOUR
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    232 7 The relous concern of the untitled Government has bocn aroused over the rep .i that a fore'gn rdvlsrr in the employ c! tna Gc-cement has come to th* Siratt S. .tcments to funds for th: of aviation in China. The Ministry C Fere > Affaire, says the 1 CLlna ftgfcV
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    FRENCH CONVERSION SCHEME.
    347 7 Instructions For Local Applications. Paris, S«'pt 17 The 85 milliard franc Conversion Bill tUL> been passed through the Cru-mber by 54U ti> 43 votes, after an all-night silting. The Bi i nu'hcris.'; the Treasury to reimburse or convert into iy* per Cent. "rentes" at par. issues at
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    MALACCA NEWS.
    247 7 Indian Commissioner Entertained. (From Our Oivn Correspondent.) Malacca. Sept. 18 The members of the Malacca Indian Club entertained to fca at the Malacca Rest Hois on Saturday last, Mr. L. A. Chitty. J.P., vhe was recently appointed Municipal Commissioner. There was a cry good attendance of members and
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    POLICE COURT NEWS.
    182 7 In the Police Court on Friday las*, a Tamil Municipal coc.ie named Chinadiian was charged by Inspector Wright, b.forc Air. H. C. Willan, with mischief by tearing off a part cf the Rose Op'Ta Tent at New Ccmbo Road a. ?30 p m. -.n the 15th instant.
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    55 7 The untitled tary Boird recently e:ns d:red an app'icat oa by Co'crr.l Prior, of Kuala Kunjs'ir. to op~i: Stadium en the land adjoining the Amu ctnenl Pa-k at Ipoh, but objected to the application being approved from a traffic pcint of view. The Committee's recommend at on has been upheld
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    NEW ALTITUDE RECORD.
    185 7 Success Of British War Aviator. London. Sept. 17. A new altitude record lor aeroplanes was established over th? Severn Valley by Captain Cyril Uwins. the well-known airmail, who during the war was a pilot in the Air Force. Flying a 550 horse-uower Pegasus Bristol machine, he reached
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    MAGIC AT THE ORIENT CITY FAIR.
    95 7 Prelessir Andrews. Professor Andr vi, ri> e n wlin clnisns to have SMp.-i'-rtv.('J>-i}l ti« vuts. ,jvk j. dew •itH'tlon r.t tlx.- Grim "city Fair r, SMh"c. night do was nfusui ptrnUilnn to be hondcuiTcd. placed in 4 bo.. -nd ihro into the «hu. Tlie
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    INDICTMENT AGAINST CHURCH LEADER.
    72 7 >Luhray Expected To Die Very Soon. Reuter. Winnipeg. Sept. 17. D.spile the shortage of J860.000 ta chuieh fur.de. the Anglican Chuieh authorities do net prepare tc prcsecute Mr. John Machray, who icld responsible positions in the Church, but he- is still under indictment for theft of
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    GOLDEN BELL MINSTRELS.
    108 7 Farewell Parly To ConsulGeneral. I*" Scl; Minstrel QBVC fuiwi-H U?. i.urty io their patron. Dr Ciun Chang L<_'l; ih Chinese Con-nil-General, on Suturday at ;h rcsidunr jf Ui? President iMr. Tan Tec!: Gtt.in C«:irnliU' Road. Dr, nnd Mrs. Chen Chans Lot were th*j gu^st» of honour Th««
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    54 7 Singapore. Sept. 19. Standard Spct 7 5 16 T% Oct. Mfc 7H Nov. 7 1 7"s Oct.-Dec. 74 7\ Jan -Mar. 1% 7 Tone of Market: Dull and Easier. Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet 2» 2 d. per lb. New York Spot Sheet 3 716
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    AT THE CINEMAS. "Letty Lynton" At The Alhambra.
    213 7 When Robert Montgomery made his bow to screen audiences the lilm industry and Metra-Goldwyn-Maycr in particular gained an asset which it would be impossible to replace. Hi rise to stardom was rapid and hi., name hi any cast is a guarantee of
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    Thrill After Thrill At Capitol.
    118 7 Astcananing thrills arc provided in tte *c* film at the Capitol. "Sky Bride.'- Recent air Etimt films had almost convinced us thai trie last word In this type cf entertainment had been said, but This i.; a picture which easily ou.-strips them. It ccmbir.es the
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      474 7 "ffofiner" I j Mauthorgams IK Bnl ST STYLES. Prices From j to $2.50 j Obtainable at NANG HENG GO., I 103-105, Selegie Koad. j LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. I SALE —Austin 7 of 1927. A genuine Box G3b. co Malaya Tribune. Ed Amalgamation of THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK LIMITED, THE HO HONG
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      138 7 j j Assets exceed $12,000,000, ———I Tini Assurance in force over $35,000,000. j rhe Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. j <Incorporated In the Straits Settlement*). j rati OJTTCE: 'ore«t Eastern Life Building. Cecil Street. Singapore rt* Company ha. deposed with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    57 8 M.. L.c H.ck Clr.c and brothers wish to s ncereiy thank all relatives, friends and members cf various clubs who at end:d the r.igrt visits and th:- funeral of th.ir l:.t Blether ard z'so those who rent wreaths and ;ct err of ccndolenc? in their sad breavsmer.t.
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    MALAYAN MATTERS.
    818 8 The following cxtrrct from a Straits Echo editorial is evidence of the mischievous misunderstanding which is prevalent on v very important matter: "It will be remembered that at the last meeting of the Legislative Council it was cfficislly announced that the Civil Service M to be thrown open
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    37 8 The tiffin meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore, at the Adelpr.i Hotel on Wednesday, will be devoted to Club business. Members are asked to notify the Secretary of any business th y intend to bring forward.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    29 8 From China and Japari by the "Yamagata Mam," due at Singapore on Thursday. From China and Japan by the "Bengal Maru," due at Singapore on Thursday afterneon.
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    To-day's Features.
    32 8 OUR READERS' VIEWS, on page 2. TOPICS OP TO-DAY, on page 8. CLUB DIARY, on page 11. DIARY OP EVENTS, on page 12. POLITICAL FORCES IN GERMANY, on p. 14.
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    GANDHI PREPARES FOR FAST.
    129 8 Friends Anxious For His Life. Reuter. Pi ft p'. 13 Mr. C*JndM ha- ill <>Jv «.all IV" fui In -trc.ii (ii lu-- n,i Uu«v«> hi M.ua.' ill r.! uillk rcrtU'<ti id- ry liiti ui I.ult .iihi vtfi.tAbit- and diepenred with physical ax.rctse in order to con*
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    "NATIONAL CRISIS" DAY.
    86 8 Passes Off Quietly In Singapore. Yesterday was "National Crisis Day" for th? Chinese, who celebrated it in all centres with flais at half-mast and mass meetings. Resolutions to boycott Japanese goods were passed at all meetings, also appeal were made to the League of Nations to intervene
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    SIR JOHN BARLOW DEAD.
    193 8 Head Of Big Rubber Firm. London, Sept. 18. Rcu* J hn Emmott Bar *trw died tc-day.— Sir John was ,he seni: r partner in the firm> ot Thomas Barlow and Ero her. of Mancrns'cr COd London, and Bailow and Cc iub dealers and share-rokers. of Calcutta.
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    PRINCE OF WALES VISITS DENMARK.
    115 8 Kug'oy, Sept. 18. The Prmcft of Wales left London yesterday for Denmark. After a four days' vi i: to C?perl?agen the Princ? will b? the guest of King Chris. ian, to whom he will carry greeting from King George and Queen Mary for the Danish
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    238 8 Reports of the I.S.P. Conference and lectures are unavoidably held over. News has b?en received by his sons-in-law. Messrs. Leong Chow Kam and Chin Chee Cheong. of the death in Cantcn of Mr. Ng. Hoi. on? of the pioneer miners of Kinta and v very old resident of Ipoh. at
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    54 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London: 2 1 d. New York: 3 7|16 <G.) cents. Singapore: 7 5j16—7% cents. TIN. London Spot: £151. (Unchanged). London 3 months: £152 12s. 6d. (Unchanged). Singapore: $76.50. COPRA. Messrs. Barlow and Co. report: Sundried $5.75 Mixed $:>.25 Business is being done at above prices;
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    447 8 (BY "LOOKER-ON-The City Fathers are k.w» another little talk about »c this afternoon. 1 Maybe there will bo, mere or less mild remarks Xf J.u" the senior officials' latest If rumour speaks truly th Municipal economists will lie' eft standing" by the. Grovernmental ponents of the art.
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    SULTAN'S BIRTHDAY.
    32 8 Cn Saturday Johore cetebrmW W birthday of the Sultan, all ofl*» Ovor 3CO guest* attended a pardi-n the afternoon. A full report of the will be given to-morrow mtM Tribune."
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      34 8 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORTYesterday's Maximum Temperature 8C Last night's Minimum Temperature. .9 Yesterday's Rainfall, B& Sunshine. 8.4 hours. t 1 p.m. Relative Humidity P 1 pjn. Wind. S.W. 5 m.p n 1 p.m. Weather, overcast.
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    FAMILY TRAGEDY IN SINGAPORE. "JAPAN'S RECORD OF ROBBERY."
    1197 9 untitled PROTEST TO POWERS. Direct Violation Of Peace Pact, What WiH League Of Nations Do? China ritte'.s vigorously to the iNvx.r agafartj Iki XapaMbx r*eogn:ItM >l M»f htttij ai s i :;jara»; Sat: 1 urges thai Japa.i has committed mm I "»m
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    BOYCOTT OF THE JAPANESE.
    34 9 \losh Meeting Of Chinese In Manila. Reuter. Mania Sfpt. 19. nirelittg of si* hundr. c! •if v lpr.Uitm meic]u»nr>. vet id for 1 1 jI Japanese gcod» :n ihu Pitllipplnt't.
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    WARLIKE SPEECHES IN IRELAND.
    146 9 Will Mobilise Every Resource. Reuter. Dublin. S:pt. 19. c-n^H^v,' 0117 Fith lh2 ds Parture of Fres Cent de Valtra RUti the members of the Irish to a finish is made by MinLtsrs Mccentee and Ruttledge and the Labour leader, Mr. NorM. Maccntee. in a speech ai
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    REPLY TO MR. DE VALERA.
    169 9 Cabinet's Desire Ta End The Deadlock. Reuter Wireless Service. Lc:»dcn, Sep.. 14. Thc British G-vernm ai'a rep y to de Vaiera's Us: now .eugr.stin: riic: the un aid annwim be ledger.! wi.h the bank of international Settlements pending aroUraticn cn the challenged llabi.Ly wili be
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    ARMISTICE IN SOUTH AMERICA.
    82 9 Koih Sides Accept Neutral Suggestion. Reuter. London, Sep:. 19. Following a proienged struggle around Fen Louquero.i (Gra.id Chaco Forest), the prospects cf p*ase between Eo.ivia and Pa, aft; a, are brighter. A message fivm La Paz (Bolivia) says ihat Bolivia has informed neutral nations* that she
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    SPEED RECORD IN MARRIAGES?
    249 9 Kaye Don Lives Up To Reputation. Reuter. New York, Sept. 17. Living up to his reputation as a champion speedster, Kaye Don married tho 21-ytar-oki American society girl, Eileen Martin. b:for Mr. Justice Rugg3 at Greenwich this aftern .on. having in the morning obtained a licence
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    WHOLESALE STABBING AFFAIR IN DHOBY GHAUT.
    282 9 MOTHER-IN-LAW KILLER WIFE AND DAUGHTERS STABRED. HUSBAND CHARGED WITH MURDER. A seneaticn was caused at Dhoby Ghaut on Saturday night, when th? news spread that Ifxs, A. C. Pereira, a well-known Singhalese nr'd-wif., her two grown-up daughters, C'.lva ti and Louina and Mrs. Pereha's
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    HISTORIC ROME EVENT CELEBRATED.
    77 9 Mild Papal Criticism. Reuter. Rome, Sept. 18. Fifty thousand past and present Bersag.ieri paraded at the unveiling by the King of a monunrnt to Italy's crack corps en the spot of their historic entry into Rome on Sept. 20, 1870. Sig. Mussolini, who is an old
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    THREE YEARS' TRUCE IN COTTON INDUSTRY?
    112 9 Rugby, Sept.. 17. At a conference of employers and operatives in the Lancashire cotton Indus, ry the of a three years' peace between the employers and operatives were laid down when questions relating to .he re-establishment cf colle:tive barga'ninj end the* restoration of agreements,
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    ARMS CONFERENCE TORPEDOED?
    255 9 GERMANY REFUSES TO ATTEND. Britain And Sanctity Of Treaties. World Economic Conference In Danger. Germany threaten* tc torpedo th? Disarmament Conference by icfusing to a ttr.'J unites her claim for eauaL.y is admitied. Britain, in reply, has aridrisaed a reasoned Note of rebuke of this "refit* te
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    CIVIL WAR IN SHANTUNG.
    289 9 Long-Standing Quarrel Of War-Lords. Shanghai, S pc. 13. Civil war hae, broken out in Shantung Prov'ncc between liar. Fu Chu, Governor cf shantung, and L f u Chen Nien. an Independen *a* ic:d who has b.en in supr.m? cen rcl of Chefeo dhtrict for over five
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    ANOTHER EFFORT TO WRECK TRAIN?
    100 9 Timely Discovery At Tanjong Rambutan. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Sep 19. Evidence of the alertness of the Railway Patrols was given en Saturday, when th: night pa ro l discovered a 'light disturbance on the line near Tanjong Rambutan. They promp'ly signalled to rtcp
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    VON GRONAU'S FORCED LANDING.
    44 9 Reuter. Tokyo, Sept. 18. The German aviator Yon Grcnau. en route to Nagoya in his round-the-world flight, made a forced landing in the sea near Hiiatsukr* due to engine trouble. He was not injured and his plane suffered no damage.—Reuter.
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    1671 10 Sports Pastimes. ASSN. FOOTBALL. THE VILLA IN THE VAN. WOLVES AND BLADES LOSE AT HOME. ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH LEAGUES. LARGE NUMBER OF DRAWN MATCHES. There was an unusually large proportion of drawn matches in Saturday's English League games, especially in the Second Divisien. In the Firit Division, the Villa displace
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    S.A.F.A, PRESIDENTSHIP.
    48 10 oft a A Special meeti ng of the Council of the S.A.F.A. on Wednesday last. Mr. R. L JJS appointed to act as President of the Singapore Amateur Football Association for the remainder of the current year vice Dr S. Webster, who is going on leave.
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    SCOTLAND BEAT IRELAND.
    105 10 SATURDAY'S INTERNATIONAL. Reuter. Belfast, Sept. 17. Scotland beat lieland L-0 to-day in the Rita riatUSi competition. n.smte ihe brilliant goal keeping of Scott, Scotland won mainly through the cleverness of the forwards who outwitted the Irish halves Nevertheless, English twice almost scored, once Jurt missing the upright.
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    AL RIVERS WINS / EASILY.
    1019 10 AL RIVERS WINS EASILY. SATURDAY S SENSATIONAL FIGHT. BOXING. BOUTS AT THE NEW WORLD. I By K.Ori The question as to whether or not AI Rivers is a better boxer than Battling Guillermo has been definitely settled. Meeting the Filipino fcr the fifth time at the New World Arena on
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    U.S. TITLE FOR CANADIAN.
    69 10 GOLF. Reuter. BalUmore, Sept. 17. In the final of the American amateur chnmplcnship C. Scmerville (Canada) beat John Goodman (United States) 2 and 1 over 36 holes. It was an exciting match, each player leading alternately. Goodman was 2up at the eleventh but Somerville, holding a
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    FIRST GAME OF THE SEASON.
    654 10 S.C.r. XV BEAT SOUTH JOHORE. RUGBY FOOTBALL. From o:tr Own Co> respondent.? *.hr. ~aibnj. Soßl. 1?. Ri::' ~t 112 t: 4 Johii'i ",'i it j,n' <J !u :ui i L'linir tit :rf th. Johor t.-u r. .viet ciuj ilU' »f* ruooß 'vben s un M
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    YESTERDAY'S CROSS COUNTRY.
    382 10 R. RODRTGI ES' FINE PERFORMANCE. ATHLETICS. The ten mi: etc s-country race organised by the Cicrica'. Union wa h'hi ye?terdamorning, and proved srery successful. Twentynine competiters were sent r.way by the starter at 7 o clock from the Union's lv adimarters in Rangoon Road. The RAtt? lay
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    327 10 S'RIZE DISTRIBUTION TO-MORROW. LAWN TENNIS. The unfinished "A" class singles final in the SC'.C tournament will be played to-day, as follows: "A" CLASS SINGLES <final): R. F. Goodman SCT. v. N. S. Wise owe 30, 7—5, I—s (unfinisred) to be finished to-day The tournament will be concluchd to-morrow
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    ENGLAND TEAM SAILS.
    126 10 RIOTOUS SEND-OFF AT ST. PANCRA& CRICKET. Reuter. An immense crowd was present at St. Pancras station this morning to bid a riotous farewell la fifteen M.C.C. players who are sailing on the "Or for Australia, to attempt to v. in tari: the Ashes. Among enthusiasts whr were
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    THE FIGHTING IN MANCHURIA.
    571 10 GEN. MA ASKS FOR TROOPS. iYmti)! Amirica't,: J?u lii.r- rt In 1' lr i' .ist. I G l'cr*«* Ml» ciiuti £i|. qur-.it 11 Petjidii i->r t Mil 11«; t if. .t over all i.tv» in AMi-Manrhukia i.. r- u. Slat lull! 111 111' \S r.71 F
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    What's On To-Night.
    138 10 Aiharcbra. —Jcar. Crawford awl gcmtry in Letty in a C apitcl—"Skv Brid Arlttn. Robert Ooogaa, c C Enpiic —Douglas Fairbai k fc:d in "Timing of th St j z'. 7.30 p.m The Trail of th r rial > V( am. unii rftrlt,— SKh nam «s> Malay opera.
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    PRODUCE.
    178 11 Singapore, Sept. 19. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $143 Siam) W. Coast 2 $136 Rice. 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 AI $157 Rice, Saigon N. 1
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    SAN CARLO OPERA CO.
    80 11 Thie fare a ell performanc: of the San Carlo Opera Co.. at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday, was fairly well attend :d and the rendering of "Carmen" was most delightful. Credn is givem to all the artistes concerned, who never fait to produce fine entertainment. The
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      194 11 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme Of Drills. TO-DAY, SEPT. 19. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, S.R.A. (v), Voluntary Parade—Laying. 3.15 p.m.—Headquarters, Fortress Coy. (Malays), Engine and Light. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, "A" <M.G.) Coy., 30x Ranrre. 5 p.m.—Bukit Timah Range, "D" (Eurasian) Coy., Practice Competition. TO-MORROW. SEPT. 20 5.15 p.m.—Mac Kenzie—Bukit Timah Road, "A" <M.G.) Coy., Field
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      420 11 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for th"m. Secretaries arc invited to co-operate in keepiwj it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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    2300 12 Sports Pastimes. THE TURF. PUNKAWALLA'S FINE FEAT. GOLD CUP WON IN RECORD TIME. SUCCESSFUL CONCLUSION OF AUTUMN FACES. HUGE ATTENDANCE ON LAST DAY. The S.T.C. Autumn race nviting. which occupied five days. was brought to a successful conclusion en Saturday, and attracted one of the larg:st crowds that have a
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    AMERICAN LEAGUES.
    171 12 L.st Of The Latest Results. BASEBALL. No* York St'pi 17 Mmi apolls •von the American Association Baseball Championship and ti e right to me.t Newark, interoaticr.al champions. tor the Liu a Wo t ld series at Newark beginning on Si-pt 27—Reuier Router rab'js th following latest result* i
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      246 12 "Improvement in My Health Was Soon Very Noticeable." The action of D.\ WHlisi the spirals and eeaeral hi anaemia, (blood impoi troubl s is ,v;ch that quite merit is visible in the Bj treatmo.it. Appctit" i easy and del p more restful Little by lit! It- th weakness, hcaaa, hes,
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      239 12 DIARY OF EVENTS. TC-DAY. SEPT. 19. High Tides.—o.3s a.m.. 12.29 p.m. Meeting. Municipal Commissioners, 2.15 p.m. Singapore Musical Society Concert, Memorial Hall, 9.30 p.m. Hockey. S.R.C. II v. A.P.C S.R.C. Football. M.F.A. League, Kampong Ticng C. v. Kota Raja 11. Jalan Bcsar. TO-MORRCW, SEPT. 20. High Tides.—l.o9 a.m.. 12.52 p.m.
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    1204 13 Sports Pastimes. CRICKET. AMERICA LOOKS AT THE GAME. PUZZLED BY UNFAMILIAR PHRASEOLOGY. IMPRESSIONS OF BRADMAN. vtoU of an Australian cricket United States prompted John a sports column writer on the Tiiiies." to the following effort: Bradman?" says L "At square says a feller to me. this Bradman. He doesn't look
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    SQ.-LEADER G. E. LIVOCK.
    56 13 Sq.-Leader, G. E. Livock. the popu'ar Air Force pla v er who left Malaya early ih's year, payed for the R.A.F. in this year's annua! match against the Navy at Lord's. He was cut lbw. after making 8 in the first innings. In the second innings
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    REST BEAT CHAMPIONS.
    347 13 PRESENTATION OF TROPHY. ASSN. FOOTBALL. (From Our Own Correspondent./ Malacca, Sept. 15. The Malacca Club, local League champions were beaten by the Rest 6—3 on the M.C. padang to-day. The fine trophy presented by Messrs. Carreras (manufacturers of Craven "A" cigarettes) was presented to the champions rfter
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    LEE KIANG CHOON CUP.
    171 13 JOHORE INTER-SCHOOL COMPETITION. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahr.t, Sept. 16. The Malay school teams from Pontian and Kc'a Tinggi motored down to Johore Bahru this afternoon to play the semi-flnal match in the Lee Kiang Choon Cup competition. Th? Padang in front cf the Courts
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    27 13 The adjourned meeting of the Singapore Municipal Employees' Co-oi>erative Thrift and Loon Society will be held in the Municipal Beard Room on Oct 11, at 4 p.m.
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    PROFESSOR PICCARD'S HEIGHT RECORD.
    38 13 Professor Piccard and his m anion. Max Cosyras, outside the car of the balloon in whic'i the ascent into the stratosphere was undertaken. This picture shows the scene at Dubendorf when Professor Piccard started.
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    POLITICAL FORCES IN GERMANY.
    2013 14 Development Of The Constitution. 'By Dr. Meissner, Secretary of State and Head of the Bureau of the Reich President.) [Under the above title Dr. Meissner, who for many years has been the intimate collaborator and trusted adviser of President Hindenburg, has published recently, in the well-known
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    91 14 THAT laziness means Death? (By Our Scientific Correspondent., A too easy life is causing the bird* on Lord I Howe islands, a dependency of New South -ales, to commit racial suicid?. an Australia naturalist has reported. Formerly the birds would lay five or six aa a p.
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    MALAYA TRADE STATISTICS.
    478 14 Comparative statement the value Forefen TYade, induding parcel post, bullion and coin, in .931 and 1932 IMPORTS EXPORTS. Total Tr.dc 1931 1932 1332 SS2 JSL ParC?l BUI Grand ease 4** Mer- 1932 aI Sf 3 Total. chandise. p ost lion and Total or Total Incr. Trade Trad
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      357 15 BANKS. jj The Ho Hong "Bank, LtdT; I BAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. i J SAFE DEPOSIT SERVICE iSafe Deposit Boxes for the safe keenina of vainnhw a are available at very moderate rates 1 1 and documents j iFor the Information of Intending depositors th* f rt n««H«„ fees payable for
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      381 15 THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LIMITED. tlncorporated In the Strait* Settlement.) CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. Authorised Capital $4,000,000. Issued Capital 2,000 !ooo! Capital 1.000.000 •Reserve Liability cf Shareholders 1.000.000 te serve Funds and Undivided o l I.fiOG.OOf AGENCIES: London, New York, Hong Kong, Canton, Shanghai, Ewatow, Amoy, Medan, Kuchinf, Kuala
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