Malaya Tribune, 21 September 1932

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune XIX. No. 223 SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wed., Sept. 21, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1932.
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      304 1 THE IAYA TRIBUNE" THE BEST I VERTISING MEDIUM IN MALAYA. 1 pMI r- i "i t in j j j lii /few It! I jjji OU for IplllW^ "Chop Hifau' l^^^^^fl «1 I!!! l I. CARLSBERG PILSENER I "CHOP HIJAU" Obtainable at Hotels. Clubs and ncn._ i ii i Re«t
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      137 1 A. FLINTER. 6, Raffles Place. BUYS Gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. w y jiGUINNESS IS THE BEST! I BUT BE SURE IT'S "DOG'S HEAD" GUINNESS STOUT I 3 i is J If. Ar. cC2> f 1 I
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    96 2 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be underItood that the "Malaya Tribune des not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one
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    Polygamy Or Monogamy?
    318 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune"; Sir, —Strictly speaking, from a comm nscnse point of view, monogamy is ihe best practice, because a monogamist acts up to the teaching of Christ. One cannot serve too maiiy masters. How can a man have more than one heart in him!
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    Religion In Schools.
    189 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir. —I do not feel like taking Mr. Lawrence Lim's reply in your issue of Sept. 17 to "A Parent's" letter of the 13th lying down. If Mr Lim's idea of a constructive suggestion is anything like what he wrote. I can
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    Malays And Malayans.
    2418 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune") Sir, —It is sickening to observe the waste of energy and time in the composition of letters under the above caption. It is derogatory to the dignity of all concerned to make such vain attempts to beat the air, and it is
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    GIRL MOTORIST KILLED.
    115 2 Daughter Of Master Of Fox Hounds. Miss Bridget Daly, the nineteen-years-old daughter of Major and Mrs. D. St. George Daly, of Over Norton House, near Chipping Norton, was killed instantly on Aug. 20, when the car she was driving collided with another car at cross roads on
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      229 2 CRAVENA CORK T.IPPED VIRGINIA CIGARETTES WmmiTRVVAC Craven'AJ TIN imprisons FACTORY-FRESHNESS tin is designed to he No jagged-edges. Neat jf From Arcadia Works in London %«^BP^ where the World's finest Virginia 1 STALE, dry Cigarettes "sting" and "bite." They irritate the throat. Only in FRESH Cigarettes will you find COOLNESS, SMOOTHNESS
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    Sports & Pastimes. UNRULY BEHAVIOUR AT SEREMBAN.
    238 3 Sports Pastimes. UNRULY BEHAVIOUR AT SEREMBAN. ASSN. FOOTBALL. (From Ovr Own Correspondent.) Seremban Sept. 19 On the Negri Sombilan Club rudang to-d.iy, Kn inter-departmental fixture wa: played between the Education aid Electrical Departments. The game was abandoned bj the ref .ree when tho score steed at two Rll owing to
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    C.V.C. TOURNAMENTS.
    419 3 BILLIARDS. The result of the championship (English game) of the Chinese Volunteer Club is as tollows: 1st ROUND: Lim Cheng Peow beat Kung Leek Kai by a walk over, Liew Sic Yong 250 beat J. P. Tham 162. 2nd ROUND: S. Y. Wong 250 beat Chia TinnT 3ee
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    SINGAPORE RECREATION CLUB.
    367 3 TUe annual report of the S.R.C. to b? presented at the general meeting on Friday staUs: MANAGEMENT: Th-? Coir.rm' t? elected at the last General Meeting corseted of the following; Hon. Dr. N. L. Clark- President). Dr. V. H. Norris (Vicc-Presui n'). Mr. V. F. d'Almcida (hon.
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    R.S.Y.C. EVENTS.
    374 3 «EAR COMMODORES TROl'HY RACE. YACHTING. At the R.S.Y.C. on Sunday morning, under very pleasant weather conditions a single race was sailed for the Rear Commodore's trophy Merlin being the winner by a substantial margin. The boats kept weil togther on the run to the Mon-o'-War Buoy, Merlin rounding
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    S.R.A. CLASSIFICATIONS.
    253 3 TOP RANK FOR EAGLE'S CLAW. THE TURF. The Straits Racing Association has issued the following classification of horseo and ;:onics: HORSES. TRANSFERS.—Eagle's Claw »FOm Class 2 to Class 1. Jock's Fancy from Class 2 to Class i. Blackwood from Class 1 to Class 2. Lady Rotherwod from Class
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      123 3 OS QUALITY JU counts I EVERY DAY I FRUITPOP I MORE FAVOURITE BjajH THE PHOENIX AERATED I WATER WORKS j GIRL BRANii CEYLON TEA j j *J WTTB FLAVOUR 5 9 X '1 THE PLANTA- J l 1 'If TIONS IN ORIGIN XL J j p FACTORY MADE 4"^.^»'^^^' V
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      316 3 I What a figure... pores with your hands. Then e/, w 'tf Hrf9 rinse thoroughly and dry oi > th Q ?2 o{Jr c/ 0 /181 gently. It keeps your skin rgc r'o Ca /ffIPIB young, smooth, beautiful. cf.vf' r "><s 3, v» /BSfl For this beauty treatment, ed c
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      221 3 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme Of Drills. TO-DAY. SEPT. 21. 5 p.m.—Headquarters, S.R.A. (v), Gun Laying Tests. 5.15 pun.—Headquarter*, "D" (Eurasian) Coy., 30x Range—Revolver. 5 p.m.—Buk.t Timah Range, "A" (M.G.; Coy., Practice Co n petition. FRIDAY. SEPT. 23. 5 p.m.—7"i mile Reformatory Road, Rang'takers. Practical. 7.30 p.m.—Headquarters, Intelligence PI., Night Work until
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    CIVIL WAR IN SHANTUNG.
    334 4 Efforts To Stop The Conflict. Shanghai. Sept. 13. It is reported that since last Thursday Genrial Han Fu Chu. Chairman the Shantun-* j Provincial Government, has mobilised his troops along the Chiaochw-Tsinan Railway with the object of attacking General Liu Chen Mien Commander of the 21st
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    OVER THE CAUSEWAY.
    306 4 Sikhs Entertain Dato Mentri Besar. (From Our Own Correspondent., -r Joh re Bharu. Scot 1« when Mr Moneal S,n?H I,m Jollor Fah number of fS o a large iiieuus v dinner on the the marriage of Mr. Gajah Singh J B.), Che Abdul D put, Public Proaeeiitor.
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    NEW FACTORY AT PAISLEY.
    67 4 Reuter's Wireless Service. London, Sept. 14. M, Wcr Ii commei -cing almost immediate on S a silk factory Silk manufacturer Patelev *2? th« f Herr has chosen Pais ky for the site of .the works after twelve £Sf IT*" 8 0 5 BriLin it is believed
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      301 4 PEAR g stands alone! Pears' Soap is specially j made to keep ft your skin smooth and cool and free from >l\ blemishes, even during the hottest weather. This is due to the unique refining 1 processes which remove all traces of iftVsJ impurity. Next come months of maturing, 11
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      186 4 [Jfl eSSSHHSa =WS^- :S j ar I Boys (3 Girls j I Make a race of it t ja See who can fill an album first. a Get your school friends to collect with you. 'j I You realise, of course, that we are referring to I NESTLES "WONDERS of
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      275 4 I YOU REMOVED IMff -J YELLOW AND IvL I WHITENED i YOUR TEETH fjj| i 3 SHADES jTflK\^^J lerth a ref^in 6 foam that removes yellow remove uelv vXv ,15 t0 "2** germs that cause tooth whiten teSh lrfEL?£ f ta f gum troubles. Kolynos cleans over'-nSt vSL* SSS2 have
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    1139 5 LATEST QUOTATIONS. MINING. »Sl ED BY FRASER CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. -.ncipcre. Sfpt. 24. 1938, 10 a.m. *i Buyers. Sellers. te Kumbang Tin 26!- 28J- raJ Malay 18|- 2o'- H:tam Tin 12 13 Tin 15 17|6 L i Padang 0.05 0.10 l Caves Tin 0.40 0.50
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    Commercial News. SUNGEI BAGAN RUBBER.
    1296 5 Extent Of Flood Damage. I The twenty-third annual ordinary general meeting of the Sungei Bagan Rubber Co.. Ltd was hed yesterday at noon in the darter d Bank Chambers. Mr. o. A. Potts was in tie chair and othe s present were Mr B C
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    344 5 B. ETLIN AND COS REPORT. RUBBER. Sept. 21, 11 a.m. London: 2 a id., down l I6d New York: 3% cents (O.), up 1|16 cent. Shares: Quiet. Allenbys 40—50 cents, Ayer Moleks 30 —35 cants, Ayer Panas 30 —35 cents, Basse tts 20—25 cents, Brogas 20 —25
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    289 5 (Bp Conrrejjr of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore. Sept. 21. Selling: London 4 months* sight 2s. 4d., London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 31|32d., London 80 days' sight 2s. 3 15i16d.. London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 29 32d.. London demand 2s. 3'id.. London T.T. 2s. 3 27 32d., Lyons
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    107 5 Singapore, Sept. 21. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). ML Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S.) Mata Hari 16; Chenonceaux 11; Perak 9. Empire Deck (Entrance Gate 3.) City of Guildford 30; Glaucus 32; Cape St. Columba 34; Karoa 36. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4.) Autcmedon
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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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    OVER THE CAUSEWAY.
    374 5 "Malaya Tribune" As A Court Exhibit. (From Our Own Correspondent j J*.hc:e Tahru. Sept. iO. Two Javane:? Malays arpearrd ba.'on Mr. R W. Grant, flirt Megis'rat\ Jchrre Bahru, 'ast Sunday morning a. the i-.s ance cf Ciic Wan Mohamed Un Uda. Assist nt Commas c::?r of PJke.
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    LAUNCHES COLLIDE IN HARBOUR.
    258 5 SHIPPING NEWS. A slight collision occurred cn Monday between the "Mata Mata a lau u h belonging to the Gcvernment. and the "Jrmat," another launch owned by M ssrs. Asiauc Petroleum and Co. The collision h?ppeied near the new pier. The bow of the Government launch
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    182 5 Seme Recent Additions. The following novels were adocd to Raffles Librai y during the past fortnight: Ames (D.L.) They Journey by Night. Benson (E.F.) Secret Lives. 2 copies. Bow"n (Marjorie) Fond Fancy. Cobb (Thomas) Death on tho CUT. 2 copies. Crozrcr (FP.) Angels on Horseoack. Dare (Simon) Handful
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      53 5 Diabetes, Consumption, V.D., PILES, LEUCODERMA, j lnipotency, Women-disorders, E Paralysis and f numerous other chr»-ilc ifaeaoss considered te be hopeless by ji eminent doctors are eared by m Specialist. THE HIMALAYAN' PHARMACY Head Office: 62. Owen Road ConsnheUon Room: 135. Seranfoot MA.. SINGAPORE. f, Singapore's First AH French Talkie Coming
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      100 5 Odeon Malay Records. *****2 Pinggir Kali. Boenga Rampoe. *****4 Dimana Siti Amsah? Chic Hoe Ho. *****5 Idjo Idjo Luzima. Pikiran Jang tida Betool. *****7 Sayang Mania. Krontjong Atjeh. *****8 Slendang Java. Krontjong Nachtsirenen. *****9 Bini Sakit, Telefoon Sala Wissel. Menangis Kerana Solo Viool. *****2 Kole Kole. Potong Padi. *****0 Poko
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      460 5 MAILS CLOSE TO-MORROW. SEPT. 22. Anamba and Natuna Islands (Scott Hirlcy) 9 a.m. Penang, Province Wellesley, North-West Pcrak, Kedah. Siam, North, N.-East and North-West Sumat-a (Kedah) 10 am/ •Ceylon, Southern and Western India, Egypt, Europe, Great Britain and Western Australia (Hakone Marui 11 a.m. China. Hainam. Japan, Korea. Formosa, East
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      125 5 HOT WEATHER HEADACHES. B'ame the b/at ar,d th? bright sun-l'gh? if jou wish but v:;y i ften comtipation is a contr&mttog cauee. Start taking an occasional dose oi Pinkctt s and ses wha* a difference th?s:* :pl ndid li*tie aperient pills make. You mutt k p your it If clean
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      215 6 Amusements < ~^^s~^~ 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 A BRILLIANT BRITISH PICTURE I The Cehbra.ed Cc median whom you roared at recently in "AREN'T HE ALL*' HUGH WAKEFIELD IN ALL-BRITISH succrss LIFE GOES ON" WITH Betty Stockfeld and Elsie Randolph, He had be n running after wild Animals and away frcm Cannibals
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      184 6 TO-DAY OPENING at the MATINEE When the last sightseer goes home the real Mo n tmartre awakes! To vivid life! Black hates stalk the streets! Intrigue is there A t housa n d thrills I VICTOR McUGLEN grander than ever in a true red-blooded THRILLER WHILE PARIS H SLEEPS <
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      220 6 I TONIGHT I TOM WALLS I RALPH LYNN I PLUNDER 1 I "The Yell of tlie Year!" TO-NIGHT MYTHOLOGY THAT IS SUPREME! j CHANDRASENA OB MAHIRAVAN VADHA IT'S A PAGE FROM RAMAYANA I g TO-NIGHT AT 7.15 9.15 P.M. 1/1 The Strar.gfit Court Trial k In Which A Mtfftrr Faces
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    "The Mayor's Nest" At The Pavilion.
    307 7 AT THE CINEMAS. The ridiculously comic British and Dominion s picture, the Mayor's Nest" was screened yesterday s change cf programme at th< Pavlli Theatre, and scored an immediate hit laige audiences present at both ihowa bsiu kept thoroughly amused from start to fini
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    PRODUCE.
    177 7 Singapore. Sept. 21. (Siftm) W. Con. i No. I per Koyan $140 (Siam) w. Coast 2 $131 Rtee, B. Siam No. 1 $129 Rice, B. Slam No. 2 $124 EH Siam "Ginway" per koyan No. 1 $180 Rice, Siam No. 2 $102 Rice, Balgon Al $157 Rico, Saigon N.
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    60 7 Singapore. Sept. 21 Standard Spat 7-v 1% Oct. 7~\ l~s Nov. 7 13 16 7 IS 16 Ort.-D. 7 13 10 7 15 16 JHL-Mar. 8 B>. Apr.-June 8 1 8\ Ter.e rf Market: Firmer. La", t .Cable: London Spot Sheet 2\d. per lb. New
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    361 7 x Monday. Sept. 12. The Hon. Mr. J. W. W. Hughes arrived to stay at King's House. The Hon. Mr. A. Culdeeott and Mrs. Caldecctt. the Hen. Mr. G. E. Cator, the Hon. Mr. T. 3. Adams, the Hon. Mr. J. W. V/. Hugh s, the Hon. Mr.
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    GIRL RUN DOWN BY MOTOR-LORRY.
    81 7 Taken To Hospital In Serious Condition. A Ch:nc;e girl of about five years o" ag? was knocked down by a mctor-lorry in North Bridge Rue d at about 1 p.m. and was seriously injured. When the amb. lance came on the sceno the dresser found
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    TWENTY MILLION DOLLAR ACTION.
    60 7 New York Stock Exchange Sued. London. Sept. 17. A suit for $21,000,000 has been filed agamst the New York Stock Exchange, its President. Treasurer and the 40 Members of the Governing Committee by the brokers. Messrs. Pirnie. Simons and Co.. v ho charge the Stock Exchange
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    KAMPONG MALACCA MURDER.
    114 7 Ko:< Ang Kee. a Chinese of the labouring class, who claimed trial on a charge of murder, was yesterday found guilty by a majority verdict of five to two, and sentenced by Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell to the extreme penalty of the law. The charge was a
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    TOBACCO SMUGGLERS ROUNDED UP.
    143 7 Stuff Imported From Johore. Officers of the Preventive Service raided s veral Chinese shops in Lim Choo Kang Road tMandai district) yesterday aiternuon in search °1 contraband tobacco. Five Chinese were prrested and about 50 packets of tobacco were eized. During the search two false motorcar
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    DOCTOR RENDERS FIRST AID.
    118 7 Cyclists Runs Into Ambulance Van. A Chinese cyclist had a narrow escape from sericus injury yesterday morning when, in avcidinfe a collision with a motor-bus. he ran into an R.A.F. ambulance van at the junction cf Syed Alwi Road and Seiangocn Road. He was thrown right
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      271 7 j vi EST ADVERTISEMENTS. II kahed Tcp Floor of European v 8. Mount Sophia. Tennis and Bee ric Lights. Apply No. Off Phone 3544 m shed Top Flcor cf European No. 42. Barker Road. Tennis md Electric Lights. Appiy 4. Road or "Phone 3544. nthlj or for the schcol vacation.
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      9 7 Singapore's First All French Talkie Coming Soon To Alhambra
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      168 7 Assets exceed $12,000,000. c n«n U j Assurance in force oyer $35,000,000. j The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 17. Old Jewry. 8.0. The company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court or
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    MUNICIPAL RETRENCHMENT.
    814 8 In all, the Municipal Commissioners oi Singapore have devoted 18 hours 40 minutes to the discussion of Retrenchment at four recent meeting, the last of which was held on Monday. The fact that, the President apart, this is all unpaid work done by men who toil hard in
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    133 8 The Directors of the Eastern United Assurance Corporation, Ltd, will recommend to shareholders at the forthcoming annual general meeting the payment of a S?<SS2£7SS per cent, in respect of the year ended June 30 R^ e in? e^ a K d frlends of the Straits Chinese more beneficial to mankind,
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    MUSICAL SOCIETY SUCCESS.
    312 8 Putting The "Sing" Into Singapore. cm of 52*^2 CrenCe yesterda to the ccn"th J fngapore Musical Society, held 2 Memorial Hall on Monday and repeated yesterday, the "Malaya Tribune" stated Tat it was one of the most brilliant concert ere given by Singapore artistes. Everybody in the
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    "DEBASING" RUMOURS DENIED.
    100 8 Siamese Currency Rests On Sterling. (From Our Own Correspondent./ Bangkok, Sept. 20. dent?n e G ?hI rnment issUcd a communique aenymg the rumours of a corf-mm»*«w duction in the value of the cSScfSfSaS cj th 9 pound srerl=n 2 The oxrreac/res'rTc is composed of liquid ass ts.
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    FURTHER SHOCKS IN NEW ZEALAND
    69 8 Five Main Roads Wiped Out. Reuters Wireless Service. Wellington. Sept. 17. Hawkea Bay continues to be subject to earthrue main roads have been obliterated in a andshde in the Hangaroa district. M mUe? fccri Gisborne. and a new route wm ha* to be found round
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    FLIGHT OVER HIMALAYAS.
    50 8 Reuter's Wireless Service. London, Sept. 19. An"attempt will shortly be made to fly ov-r 1 thC MarQute 0f who to SfhSE 35 2? b3xin S Marquis" owing 2 eSS lth thB gloves The attempt ditln Ed f mde P- n dently of any ether expedition.—Reuters Wireless Service.
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    "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST"
    52 8 ml he H popular weekly journal, the "Malayan the 'Malaya Tribune" Press. Ltd. by whom lu published from Saturday, Oct 1 Ma ny new features will be introduced, and" the make-up will be thoroughly revised The Malayan Saturday Post" will be Ma lava s Premier Weekly Journal.
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    60 8 With regard to the proposal to form a Malay Regiment in the F.M.S. next year, the "Time, lh V the first v3T 2! w f* forme<J ln lP*h In 1916. during the rewn of the late Sultan Abdul Jalil, father of Rul P r P: T m RaJ& Sahara. The
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    442 8 j 'BY "LOOKER.O*.- Tate being a casi.an j might be sporty ar d J mett from their Teftt^' Gri^ And with "Duleen" the trip, the CTtC't" do ,s to drop that Bradma^** The reporters contemner jng an il luminated p res J w. Harries f or t„
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    37 8 From Holland and Germany by tho "iw.a" MM Tello," due at Singapore on Friday nwrinc H From Europe (London mails despatriu-d <>" Sept 1), by the "Rajula," due at Penang at 6 H a.m. to-morrow. B
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    49 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London: 2*gd. New York: 3% (G.) cents. Singapore: 7% —7>i cents. TIN. London Spot: £149 10s. (Up 475. 6d I. London 3 months: £151 ss. <Up 47s dd >• Singapore: $77.50. COPRA. Messrs. Barlow and Co. report: Sundried 70 Mix*-d *■> :?<l Tlie market is
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      135 8 /< 7 %So lovely ana Ho, r a M wear i 1.1 «/ia wear j \f ,f Morley I <U i f STOCKINGS H PURE SILK 1 I "Delphine" $2M Vi 1 :?f™«" mo. vt 1 w Durable" $3.50. J s t 'Warn*" $5.75. j 1 J/o*/JiT gloves. j SUPPLY:.
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      47 8 Exquisitely Modelled Silver Condiment Sets In Beautiful Presentation Cases U.S. de Silva Bros, JEWELLERS. 23, High Street, Singapore. I j T. K. K/S rubber shoes, From 45 cents to 95 cents per pair. TENG SENG GUAN, Established 1905. 634, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, 11 I i, u U^
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      42 8 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT Yesterday's Maximum Temperature 87 dee P Last night's Minimum Temperature 75 S I Yesterday's Rainfall, nil deg> F Sunshine. 4.7 hours. 1 P.m. Relative Humidity, 75 per cent 1 P-m. Wind. W.S.W. 5 m.p h 1 p.m. Weather, drizzie.
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    GANDHI STARTS HIS DEATH FAST. PRISON RELEASE TERMS REFUSED.
    244 9 DOCTOR FORBIDS VISITORS. |*£)y Demonstrations By Hindus, Reuter's Wireless Service. >li. (iarrihi ha tartcd his "death f. and is already repcr «tl to bj ill. 5' r fuses tc .he pr»:on anel arc fcrbiddcr fcr the present In ti>r dr.c;or. The
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    UNITY OF BRITISH METHODISTS.
    204 9 King Congratulates Thre? Sections. Rugby, S°pt. 2"*. 'Ileeral act cf union of three Methodist in B-ita n took place .his afternoon Albert Hall in the presence of a lgrge cenc: Jd'ion. which included the Duke of York, who represented »h: Kin"; and was ar om-pan-.'d by
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    HANGMAN’S THROAT CUT.
    43 9 Record Of Ties Hundred Executions. Reuter. London, Sept. 20. nn Ellis, 58. ofTcial hangman for 23 years, found with his throat cut in his home at dale. He' officiated at 203 executions, '-ding those of Crippen and Sir Roger C-eement.—Reuter.
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    DEFAULT IN LEAGUE LOANS.
    190 9 Blow To Reconstruction Policy. Lcndon, Sept. 19. 11 memorial has been presen'ed -o the Government by the League Io ns' mitten i Lor don) f which Sir Austen r m'oerlam is Chairman, drawing attention present serious position cf loans issued League auspices. G-vernment is asked movp
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    SERIES OF AIR CRASHES.
    243 9 Seven Killed In Italian Disaster. t i Reuter's Wireless Service. Bagdcd, Sept. 20. A Ficnch Farman air-liner, on its way t) C-Chin-China, is reported to have been completely wrecked in mid-desert 3D miles east of Rut bah in a sandstorm. No further deta.ls have been received
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    GENEVA TALKS BEGIN.
    392 9 Will Germany Take Part Soviet Delegate Calls At Berlin. Reuters Wireless Service. London, Sept, 20. Fir John Simon left for Geneva to-day to attend the Bir.eau o; the Disarmament Conference. Sir Eyres Monsell, who is a delegate to the Assembly of the L ague, travelled by the
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    CENTRAL EUROPEAN DEBTS.
    106 9 Conference Concludes Its Work. Reuter. Stressa, Sept. 21. The creation of a stabilisation fund for reestablishment of the credit of Central and Eastern Europe, through loans to the central banks, is one of the chief recommendations of the Economic Reconstruction Conference, which concluded its labours approving the
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    THE CIVIL WAR IN SHANTUNG.
    722 9 National Efforts To Stop The Fighting. Shanghai, Sept. 21. The outbreak cf civil war in Shantung P?ov'bc: will produce serious effects on the eituatien in China, and in view of this the Nanking Cov;rnment h:ld an emergency mee'ing yesterday ard at the end dcided to
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    SWEDISH GOVERNMENT RESIGNS.
    97 9 Result Of Second Chamber Elections. Reuter's Wireless Service. Stockholm, Sept. 19. The Government has resigned as the result oi the elections for ihe Second Chamber in which S:c'al Democrats and Agrarians gained a score of seats at the expense of Conservatives and the Peoples' Pariy. The main
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    67 9 OUR READERS' VIEWS, on page 2. OVER THE CAUSEWAY, on pages 4 and 5. CIVIL WAR IN SHANTUNG, on page 4. TOPICS OF TO-DAY, en page 8. CLUB DIARY. On page 12. DIARY OF EVENTS, on page 12. "NATIONAL CRISIS" DAY. on page 13. SINGAPORE DIOCESAN AFFAIRS,
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    RANSOM FOR CAPTIVE BRITISHERS. "DAILY MAIL" PUTS UP MONEY.
    629 9 Threat To Cut Off Ear Of Corkran. The "Daily Mail" offers £10,000 as ran :m or leward fcr the uleaf; of Mrr.. Pa wiry ar.l Mr. Cv;rkran, the two Britcnr who rrz in the hand» of Lardit:. r ar Newciiuarg, Manchur'a.
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    DR. JOAN OMITS "OBEY."
    195 9 Wedding Of Premier's Daughter. Honeymoon Destination A Secret. Reuter. British Official. London, Sept. 20. The Prime Minister's daughter Joan, who is a doctor, will wed Dr. Alastair MacKinnon to-day at Wendover, near Chequers. London, Later. The wedding was witnessed by hundreds cf distinguished people in politics
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    Sports & Pastimes. FIRST INTERNATIONAL OF SEASON.
    821 10 Sports Pastimes. FIRST INTERNATIONAL OF SEASON. DETAILS OF THE PLAY. ASSN. FOOTBALL. Belfast, Sept. 17. A crowd of 40.000 people saw Scotland «deservedly win the first international soccer match of the season, beating Ireland by four goals to nil. King, Hamilton's outside-left, scored after tv/o minutes' play from Crawford's pass.
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    S.V.C. FRAMROZ CUP.
    57 10 SWIMMING. be^vum'nfi- 0 Cup competition will I EmilvSLi «1 Pm on 001 6 at tmily Swimming Pool. C.S.C. MAYHEW CUP. The race at tha Chinese SC fnr the "Mayhew Cup" results C for Kim Bee us min. 20 m S™* Seng. Tan Wee Chwee. Hong [Other sports
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    STRAITS UNION ENGLISH SCHOOL.
    474 10 ANNUAL SPORTS AT JALAN BESAR. ATHLETICS. The annual sports of the Straits Union English School took place on Saturday at the Jalan Besar Stadium. At the conclusion of the events Mrs. B. C. Roberts distributed the prizes. The following are the detailed results: 100 YARDS A
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    THE INDIAN OLYMPIC TEAM IN GERMANY.
    107 10 HOCKEY. Berlin, Sept. 8. After leading by three goals to one at the interval, the Indian Olympic team defeated Berlin by four goals to one. Dhyan Chand scored three goals and Canone. T Leipzig, Sept. 9. The Indian Olympic team defeated a German team
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    CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT.
    165 10 BOXING. IN AID OF LOCAL CHARITIES. Under the auspices cf the Singapore Boxing Board of Control and ihe 5.A.8.A., a Malayan amateur championship tournament organised by Mr. Ong Chin Beng will take place on Oct. 19 and three following days at the new arena at the Great World.
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    S.C.C. AUTUMN TOURNAMENT.
    431 10 YESTERDAY'S PRIZE DISTRIBUTION. LAWN TENNIS. The S.C.C. Autumn tournament was brought to a successful conclusion yesterday when A. D. Anderson and N. S. Wise b.at D. H. Kleinman and A. A. A. Paterson 6—o, 6—3, in the final of the Professions Pairs (level). Unfortunately the latter were
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    MUAR S.S. BEAT TANGKAK.
    383 10 BADMINTON. (iTrom Our Own Correspondent.) Muar, Sept. 16. The Muar Si Si Club entertained the Tangkak B.P. on Friday. In all six druble. and cne singles were play d and he honv team won five of the match.-s. Scor:s:Md. ArofT and Kandiah (Tangkak) boat Ali b.
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    WEIGHT-LIFTING.
    131 10 BALESTIER F.A.P. COMPETITION. The inter-team competition of the Balestioi Friendly Athletic Party, between the "B" and "C" teams, was held on Sunday at 2, Kirn Kiat Road. Mr. Gan Hock Huat officiated as referee with Mr. Sng Koey Hoe and Mr. E? Thian Kee as judges. Mr. G. L
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    GAR WOOD RAISES RECORD.
    56 10 FIVE MII«ES BETTER THAN DON. MOTOR-BOAT RACING. Reuter. A'gonac, Michigan. Sept. 20. Gar Wood, piloting Miss America X, es.abashed a world record with an average peed of 124.91 miles an ho it on two runs ever a measured mile, beating the previous record of 119.81 set
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    KEPPEL G.C. MEETING.
    340 10 GOLF. At the annual meeting cf Keppel Golf Club jesterday the following were elected officers: i President, Mr. G. W. A. Trimmer; vice-prcsi- dent, Mr. J. R. Wiggs; captain. Dr. Lowson; j ice-captain. Mr. J. Hodgins; hon. sec., M\ j J. H. Addis; hon. treas, Mr. W.
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    BASKET-BALL.
    98 10 Mr. Uon,s team beat the Wah Khiar* earn by 22-11 on the formers court a t Joho:e Eahru en Saturday. There was much excrement from start to finish and great keemrss •vas exhit-tcd both by the participants ard he cm-lookers. Mr. Wongs team was eornpned of Ng Ngch Te;
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    MALACCA CLUB ANNUAL MEETING.
    341 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Sept. 20. The annual general meeting of the Ma'acca •..lub was held on Saturday at ihe Club. The ::atement o: accounts and t he Committees report for 1932 were adopted. The following appeared in the report under 1 Sports: t TENNIS:
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    CRICKET.
    237 10 TATE'S BAD LUCK. UNABLE TO JOIN M.C.C. SIDE. London. Sept. 19. Maurice Tate has had another relapse and is not going to Australia.—Reuter. This is sheer bad luck. The Sussex bowler, jt will be remembered, had a sudden nervous breakdown when' packing to leave for Australia with the rest
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    What's On To-Night.
    109 10 Alhambra.—Opening Palis Sleeps,"' stalling Vicl Capitel —Hugh Wakefield h life G Empire—William Haines in Nc." Firs' show Trail of serial). Great World.-Side shows. P Malay opera. Chinese wayanes. si ing films ("The Drake Cue") Mailbsrough.—Tom Wall-, and in "Piunder." New World.—Side shows, silenl films, cabaret and dancing.
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    JAPANESE REQUEST FOR DELAY GRANTED.
    1044 10 LEAGUE TO DISCUSS LYTTON REPORT IN NOVEMBER. 1 MEANWHILE FAR EAST CRISIS DAILY GROWS WORSE. Tokyo Appeals To Powers To Recognise Manchukuo. Reuter. The League Assembly to consider the Lytton Rep,,,, P y churia is delayed until Nov. 21 at the request of Japan M
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    BOXER INVOLVED IN ACCIDENT.
    378 11 Inspector As Witness. European Medical Officer's Evidence. Attn a motor-cycle and a entrance to the General the evening of Aug. 26 had the District Judge (Mr. C when Tay Ah Chong, the a.- charged with voluntarily iit by rash driving, who was not represented by d
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    FIFTH ELECTION THIS YEAR.
    100 11 Polling Date In» Germany. Berlin. Sept. 17. my is to have another General Election, major election of this year. It is .-day that polling for the election new Reichstag is fixed for Nov. 6. the historic dissolution of tre ReichI U the House was voting in
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    CRASHED INTO HEDGE.
    83 11 Flight-Lmt Stainforth Hurt. Reuters Wireless Service. London, Sept. lg. Stainfcrih. holder cf «he peed record of 407-50 m.p.h., itlj injured to-day in am aeropiane he Lizard. Cornwall. His aeroa hedge while he was taking th r man who was in the machine injured. c recalled thai it
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    REICHSBANK DISCOUNT RATE REDUCED.
    76 11 Berlin. Sept. 19. re cinding for two years restricRcichsbank's discount policy ling he Reichsbank to reduce the below five per cent., even though our for banknote circulation b3 per cent., was signed io-day by Frea'ourg following the decision of d of the Bank of International Baate
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    UNFORTUNATE CYCLIST.
    55 11 injured, And Cycle Stolen. cycliai had a run of misfortune R ad yesterday afternoon. He was his cycle in running into a dog. teeth were knocked out and he d on io the five foct path in a When he got up to look for his wai missing.
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    FIGHT OUTSIDE A.P.C. OFFICES.
    150 11 Members Of Seamen's Union Charged. A fight between members of the Chinese Seamen's Union and non-members that occurred outside the offices of the A.P.C. on Monday morning, had a sequel before the District Judge (Mr. C. Wilson' yesterday, when seven Chinese were charged. The accused are
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    COURT SEQUEL TO POLICE RAID.
    100 11 Alleged Possession Of Revolvers And Daggers. The four Chinese who were arrested in a cubicle in Banda Street the other day and alleged to have been fot nd in possession of two revolvers, two daggers and a quantity of ammunition, were prosecuted before the District
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    MURDER MYSTERY.
    184 11 Disclosure In Case Of Body Found At Shatin. EVIDENCE OF VIOLENCE. Hongkcng, Sept. 9. Police investigations following the discovery of a body protruding from an old grave at Yuen Chau Kck village, in the Shatin district, make it fairly certain that the victim met his death by violence.
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    WIRELESS BEACONS.
    276 11 Installations For The China Coast. Arising from the satisfactory results obtained from the installation or. North Saddle Island in 1930 of a Marccni automatic wireless b:acon station, a further contact has been signed between this company and the Chinese Governm:nt, by which the latter have arranged to equip
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    NAVAL PROGRAMME.
    53 11 Reuter. London, Sept. 21. The Admiralty has placed orders with various north country firms for one flotil a leader, eight destroyers and two mine sweepers. Tne orders form the balance of the 1931 Naval fcuilding programme with tne exception of the two submarines orders, which have sull to
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    HYLAM ASSAULTED IN
    39 11 SEAH STREET. A gang of Hylams badly assaulted a compatriot in Seah Street at about 8 o'clock last night. One of his assailants is alleged to have used an iron rod. The ambulance was in attendance.
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    SECRET SOCIETY MENACE.
    92 11 Assault On Chinese Who Refused To Join. For refusing to be a member of a secret society a Chinese was badly assaulted by several others last night and was taken to hospital by ambulance. It appears that the victim was seated in a coffee shop in Beach
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    ASSIZE CASES POSTPONED.
    121 11 Two cases which were to have been dealt with at the current session of the Singapore Assizes, which are now almost completed, have been postponed to the November list, counsel for the defence in each case not yet being ready for the trial to be opened. One
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    POLICE OFFICER ASSAULTED.
    72 11 A Malay Corporal attached to the Joo Chiat Division was assaulted by a Bengali hawker in Joo Chiat Road yesterday afternoon and had to be conveyed to hospital by ambulance. It appears that he asked the Bengali whether he was a licenced hawker. The latter resented his
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    REVENUE COUP IN PENANG.
    70 11 Counterfeiters Instead Of Smugglers. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Sept. 20. Some Revenue officers who searched a house at Sungei Ketchil, in Nebong Tebal, for illicit samsu were surprised to find instead four Teochew Chinese at work counterfeiting Straits Settlements coins. A number of coins and
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    GREAT WORLD NOTES.
    179 11 The Great World has a reputation for attracting crowds, and last Thursday, which was coincident with the 15th day of Eighth Moon, thousands of enthusiastic sightseers visited the park. They went there especially to enjoy themselves in the moon-light, which was extraordinarily bright. The combined Chinese Chin
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    CHIEF STEWARD CHARGED.
    177 12 Contraband Cliandu. Captain To Be Called As Witness. An alleged sequel to the case hi which Russmn sergeant and two China, con ft**!* (members of the anti-pirate gu'rd board the "Anshun") were recency two years' rigorcus imprisenment each ca The Russian and the two constables it ,m
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    SECRET SOCIETIES IN SINGAPORE.
    318 12 Judge's Comments. Complainant And Police Complimented. "All these men admit membershin nf commend, further that enquiries should l,* ToTo °thin" hy Th° andS f ociet° m nt S aCCUSed are the so«est oczct, m.n I have had before me I recom S5O and I have complimented
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    MALAYAN ARTS AND CRAFTS.
    27 12 MALAYAN ARTS AND CRA FTS. supply of the mnl f y Ye reCeived a eluding silve wPd to pay tn ftearjreco rtafflo.s Hotel. Rn< C nC.e nt
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      169 12 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY. BKPT "1 Pmt^T 144 am 120 Luncheon, Adelohi Hotel l n m feting. Licensing JUi;iCf 7»! nL Tcotball. M.P.A, League P R Sport, Club ra:K h££r, TO-MORROW. -mil I ,dcs 2 5 1.50 pm j kampong Tior.g. Jalan Btsar. I FRIDAY. SEPT. 23 mm Tides -3.24
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      427 12 I CLUB DIARY. 'There are numerous Clubs and Societies tn S-.ngapore, most of the members of which are coders of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary s provided specially for them. Secretaries arc \nvtttd to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date end complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in
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    SINGAPORE DIOCESAN AFFAIRS. CIRCULAR LETTER FROM BISHOP.
    1090 13 I In Sight. J B C. Roberts, Bishop of Sina letter on behalf Di3cc?an Association in whi?h ,.n. fi f-r tno following states'j -ablv never was a time, since the t an Association was founded l ;mison-Davie in 1910, when it arj that
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    "NATIONAL CRISIS" DAY.
    551 13 Canton Condemns Chiang HsueTi Liang. “Sin Chew Jit Poh“. mm i lIH was held yesterday, the National Crisis Day. in the Eastern md, Canton, in remembrance ot a ru -i vers an,- of the Mukden COKJJ titti Mr ching Pik Kam was elected chair he condemned Marshal
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    JAPANESE FINED.
    177 13 Prosecuted Under Aliens Ordinance. For failing to notify the Aliens Department thlt they lad changed their address two al and Sakibawa, were fined each $100 tone month's rigorous imprisonment ta defavlU by the District Judge (Mr. C Wilson) Cn Chlef n Court Inspector Kenny told the court <hat
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    THIRTY OLD MASTERS FOUND.
    270 13 A Leonardo Among Them. Vienna, Aug. 17. Remarkable d.taib are now to hand concerning the n.wly-discovered coilecticn of Old Matters, ccmpihing seme thirty picturas, all ot ihem declared .io be cf great value, at Korcmpa Castle in Slovakia, which belongs to the Countess Maria Henrietta Chotek,
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    "MALAYA TRIBUNE."
    276 13 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 been enlarged to 20
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    CONTROL OF RUBBER SUPPLIES.
    2282 14 NOT IN PRESENT GENERATION? Half-Yearly Meeting Of The I.S.P. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Port.Dickson, Sept. 18. The half yearly general meeting of the Incorporated Society of Planter;, was e Ui here on Saturday with the new chairman, Mr C C Pootner. presiding. Mr. O. M. Notify
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST.
    310 14 LEAGUE OF NATIONS' BULLETIN. The following is the Health Bulletin of the League of Nations' Eastern Bureau, Singapore, for week ending Sept. 10, 1932. Beirut: 3 plague cases. Alexandria: I smallpox case as against 3 cases and 2 deaths during the preceding week. Baghdad: I plague
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    MARKET PRICES.
    454 14 SINGAPORE. SEPT. 16. MEAT. Beef, steak (round), kati 33 Beef. Mew or curry, kati 25 Pork, lean, kati 46 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 36 Mutton Australian, lb. 35 Fcwl. kati 40 Hens (locally reared), kati 44 Ducks, each 50 Pigeons, domestic unfledged, pair 90 Pigeons,
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    GORGOULOFF EXECUTED.
    104 14 Last Manage To Hi> Wile. Reuter's Wireless Service. Paris. Beat ;1 Gcrgouloff died on the ing with a message or. bis wife, who is shortly to forgive him. He added the child would be a boy arl great "idea" and he did Bolshevist. Crowds gathered outside Ihe the
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