Malaya Tribune, 29 September 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIX. -No, 230 SINGAPORE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1932 FIVE CENTS, The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, Sept. 29, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1932.
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      227 1 Buy the "MALAYAN V TURD AY POST,' 1 he Picture Paper. 20 cents. I YOU CAN'T BUY BETTER THAN THE BEST" 4 1 1 4in j/ prMr itT jj 1 BRd v is more MQ* omKkl "0.X." Cement is throughout ihe world tor it* D SUPERIOR QUALITY. Although moderate in
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      268 1 A. FLINTER. 8, Raffles Place. BUYS Gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. I fEZ|!3|H WHY DOES EVERYONE I I JSt Himalaya Bouquet I f§Sf| TOILET PREPARATIONS 1 I U\sf MICE OF THE ALLUR j Ij |t §Bf§ TBEY
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    APPLICATION FOR COMMITTAL.
    524 2 J. B. DAVID AND D. MGRDECAI. Contempt Of Court Alleged. In th? Sup-em»: Court, on Monday Mr. Pooley. oC Me*sr{;. Prcagrave and Matthews, made an application for the committal to prtoon of Messrs D. Mordccol of IVtuiug. itnd J- B. David, of Oxley Uii {Singapore. ,or tontmipl
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    WOMAN LEADS GOVT. TROOPS.
    81 2 Ready To Follow Her To Death. Reuter. Rio de Janeiro. An Amazon who has donned male attire is leading the Government forces against the rebels in Sao Pao. She is known as Sa-iia Diga. She is a mental healer who brews exotic infusious of here* and
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    MARTIAL LAW IN HAVANA.
    77 2 Epidemic Of Assassinations. Reuter. Havana, Sept. 26. Martial law has been proclaimed in the capital in consequence of four more poildcal murders after that of Vazque Bellos. They are two Opposition Members of the House of Representatives named Aguir and Deandrade and two brothers of the
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    CHINESE STUDENTS DEBATE DAYLIGHT SAVING.
    277 2 On Saturday last a debate on the subject "Daylight Saving is a boon to all working people" was thrashed out at the Chinese Students* Literary Association under the chairmanship of Mr. Lee Hock Lye. The affirmative leader, Mr. Tan Chin Hoo, was well supported by
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    KAMPONG REKOH RIOT.
    428 2 Malay Fishermen v. Chinese. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Sept. 26. Unku Ismail, the Third Magistrate, sat for two and a half days in Court her.ring a very long and complicated riot case brought against five Malay fishermen and seven Chinese. The riot commenced 0:1 the
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    M.P.'s SON CHARGED WITH ARSON.
    153 2 Alleged To Have Set Fire To Barn. Reuter. London. Sept. 27. An extraordinary charge of attempted arson was preferred at Hayward Heath Police Court against John De Perigault Mayhew, aged 25, the son of Lieut.-Colonel J. D. Mayhew, M.P. Accused, who is a son-in-law of
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    PRINCE OF WALES IN DENMARK.
    206 2 Exhibition Stimulating Trade. British Official. Rugby, Sept. 27. The enormous interest displayed by Danes and visitors from other parts of the continent in the British Trade Exhibition at Copenhagen Is being maintained and the exhibitors say they have not elsewhere experienced anything like the enthusiasm
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    134 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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    MARKET PRICES.
    455 2 SINGAPORE, SEPT. 23. a MEAT. Beef, steak (round), kati 33 Beef, stew or curry, kati 25 Pork, lean, kati *6 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 36 Mutton Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati 40 Hens (locally reared), kati 44 Ducks, each 50 Pigeons, domestic unfledged, pair 90
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      209 2 j —j THE j j "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST" has been acquired by the "Malaya I J Tribune" Press, Ltd. From J SATURDAY, OCT. IST, I it will be published from the "Malaya Tribune" offices at 56-60, Anson t Road, Singapore. J I «4 It will be greatly improved by the
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      234 2 Cool fragrance of mountain flowers to perfume I your whole toilet Let every detail of your toilet I be attended by the refreshing I i _l fragrance of Himalaya Bouquet. I Wash with Himalaya Bouquet I jfljjfc^ I Toilet Soap for a soft, clear 1 HflHpM complexion. Give softness and
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    Sports & Pastimes. JOHORE WEEK-END MATCHES.
    839 3 Sports Pastimes. JOHORE WEEK-END MATCHES. TWO SINGAPORE CHINESE TEAMS. ASSN. FOOTBALL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, S:pt. 24. In fine wta her and before a laige crowd on th- I tana Padang to-day the Muhabbah F.A. lost to Chinese Companion A.A. by six goals to one. The visiters put
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    SCOTTISH LEAGUE, DIV. I.
    21 3 Reuter. London, Sept. 26. In the First Division of the Scottish League to-day, Aberdeen beat Hearts 3—o.—Reut:r.
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    TATE NOW FIT.
    112 3 MAY YET GO TO AUSTRALIA. CRICKET. Reuter. London. Sept. 27. It is yet possible that the cricketer, Tate, will join the 7 M.C.C. team *in Australia. He is now fit and expresses the hope that he be allowed to go. It is understood a decision will be
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    ' JOHORE P.W.D.A.A. BEAT SRI KOPI.
    149 3 JOHORE P.W.D.A.A. BEAT SRI KOPI. BADMINTON. (F-om Our Own Correspondent.) Johere Bahru. Sep:. 20. The P.W.D.A.A. entertained the Sri Kopi B P. c: Friday, play commencing at 6.30 a.m. and trrminat'ng at 10 a.m. en Mr. Wong Cheong M=*r.g*-3 court*. Out cf five doubles, the P.W.D. nun won fcv.e. It
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    AMERICAN WOMEN'S TITLE.
    63 3 MISS ENID WILSON'S BID. GOLF. Reuter. Pcabodv «Ma wchutc-tts), Sept. 27 Tii lii™ American women's golf M'tr- H. Lan H":ckf. t holder» went round In D 9 and "uilea to qiaU'ynic toll? British competitor i:; Mlm Enid Wttam British Champion t who l-s femp'inT to pull oil
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    C.V.R.C. MEETING.
    72 3 RIFLE-SHOOTING. Members of the "E" (Chinese) Co., S.V.Cgnd 2nd Batt. Signal Section are requested to'note that their annual rifle meeting will be held on the Oct. 8 and 9. Entries are to be *cnt tc the hon. treasurer. L. Sergt. Tan MOO 3 Hen- not later than the
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    CHINESE S. C. EVENTS.
    49 3 SWIMMING. The medley race (four lengths) for tne "Clarke Shield will be swum at the Chinese SC on Sunday at 11 a.m. The last match of the water-pole.league, between the ,and the "Sea Serpents" (Tan Wee onwee 1 team), will also be played on Sunday.
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    "MUST KISS YOU OR DIE."
    294 3 Woman Alleges -She Was Molested. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Sept. 25. Before Unku Ismail, the Third Magistrate, a Tamil named Manikam was charged that at the Railway coolie lines he embraced a.id kissed a weman named K\imachi, an offence punishable under section 354
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    LEAVING WITHOUT A CLEARANCE.
    198 3 SHIPPING NEWS. For leaving Singapore without a port cle,r- ance. with his tongkang recently tor Dutch I territory, a Chinese was brought before the Master Attendant yesterday and convicted. A fine of $7 was imposed Inspector Sharp pro- secuted. The MM "Felix Roussel" is due-here frcm
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    YOUNG MUSLIM UNION.
    118 3 The first luncheon meeting of the Young j Muslim Physical end Literary Unicn. at Mr. eyed Mohd. Alkafls bungalow a« Pasir Panjang. has been postponed to Oct. 10. Members will be notified in due course regaedia? arrangements and transport. At the last committee meeting .2 applications for
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    RUBBER OUTPUT.
    81 3 Heavy Declines IA Java And eeyhfn. Reuter. London. Sept. 27. An analysis of returns compiled by the Rubber Growers' Associaticn, based on C! 5 companies, shows that output in August was 20.186 tons, which, basing the monthly ay rage for 1929 at 100, represents an index number of
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    137 3 Neighbours of film stars—you may yet have a bid for film fame. Freda Brozel, aged four, lives next door to Ernie Lotinga, and was *rought to the 8.1.P. studios to see him at work to -Josser Joins the Army," in response to her j 'earnest request. Freda is dark, with
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      148 3 'BENE ULLMABtW PRESENTS: Quality CHROMIUM wrist watches of the best Swiss makes. \H lerer 15 jewett movements. I Ilk' $10. $12. »12. ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. IALSO CHROME POCKET WATCHES FROM: $8. V Pliers include leather straps. With spare glass or unbreakable glass as wanted. More than 1000 different patterns in stock.
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    INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES.
    472 4 Results Of Mr. Gandhi's Fast —Main Clause Of Poona Agreement Explained—Temples Thrown Open To Depressed Classes—Early Tutor-Caste Troubles Probable—Only The Beginning Of Untouchability Removal—What Ottawa Means To IndoBritish Trade—Personnel Of The Third R.T.C. As anticipated in these columns a fortnight ago. Mr. Gandhi': boors' fast has,
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    TEMPLES THROWN OPEN.
    221 4 Whatever be ijbs cpinxn cf pccpl: £S to the <* Gandhi ie.ort ng to QOB-pQlltkal met nods tc c:nbs.t poll.kai issues, cne thin* has become dear by the results. India a-d mre particular y Hindu Tndi.. is 100 senttmental abou. g.ving up od.n b-'iefs and customs, particular
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    SOME POSSIBLE TROUBLES.
    301 4 Progr-s<ive thinker: will no dou:t sen the P.ona ■gmmenl cause for iejci'.i-g that the great cancer cf until habili y oticfc has be n the stsVjcct o: l ost le at ack on Hinduism al' over tho world is a: last thus to be roo ej rut.
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    ONLY THE BEGINNING.
    300 4 A3; in, unanimity between the two communities ,annot actually mean unanimity between m the individuals of each cemmuritv J» over the villages and towns of India ?ne basic idea is there. But in practice the c iste Hindu villager, who is generally not much «oneerned with politics
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    WHAT OTTAWA MEANS TO INDIA.
    564 4 .M. .y E,'rish manufacturers are to uenefi: by the r.ade agreement b-twecn the Lri i h Government and Urdra which was signed at Ottawa. Under it >he United Kingdom w. 1 continue to give free antry to ali Indian to.d within th? scope of ihe
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    PERSONNEL OF THIRD CONFERENCE.
    185 4 The Government of India is being pressed by members cf the Legislative As embly to aiot a d&f for tiie discussion of the new cons itutional procure for the third RoundTable Conference. The Government's pre visional list of delegates has been forwarded to London, and afte-
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    GENERAL.
    156 4 According to "The Times of India" Lord Lothian is reported to have indicated at a recent gathering of Liberals in England, that in the final stage of the present legislation Mr. Chu-chill would be ghrcn an opportunity to argue seme cf his ideas with the representatives of India. He
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    "STRONG MAN" VON PAPEN.
    209 4 Attitude To France And Own Reichstag. Reuter. Berlin, Sept. 28. "M. Hcrriofs Sundry speech dec? not help further discussion of disarmament: it has rendered more difficult any underrtnr.diig," declared Chancellor Yon Papon to Reuter. Ke added that Prance does not want an understanding. He denied that
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    COTTON AGREEMENT RATIFIED.
    143 4 Al! Mills Re-open To-day. Reuter. London. Sept 27. The Weavers' Union has agreed to ratify the cctton agreenr nt which has already been accepted by employe; s. The cotton agreement was signed by r preservatives of tho employers and operatives. The mills will re-open to-morrcv. —Renter. Rugby.
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    146 4 Monday. Sept. 19. His Excellency. H. H. the Regent and the Gcntrtl Advbrr. .he Hen. Mr. K. O. W.n.!eft Muar for Baiu Par-at. After breakfast with the Assistant Adviser and Mrs. Cald-r. His Excellency. H. H. the Regent and tin General Adviser motored to Johore Bahru, visiting en
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      181 4 DIABETES. THABIB A. Md. HASSAN guarantees to cure Diabetes by personal treatment with roo s. leaves and fruits cf trees obtained frcm Ba'.aks and Sakais of Sumatra after a research work of more than twelve year; in order to find out the enemy which is sure to kUI the disease,
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      11 4 Make Sure You Get The MALAYAN SATURDAY POST," The Picture Paper.
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      349 4 Avoid dreaded grease by using this scratchless cleaner Polish pots and pans —but don't scratch them. Scratches arc so easily made on their smooth Surfaces when a harsh cleaner is used. Then how the grease does stick! Bit Monkey Brand is safe to use. It cleans without making a mark
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      898 4 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Stations Best Received In Malaya. A list of possible stations Is of less use tc the beginners and the average listner than some information about the broadcasting ttatkffll which-may received rtgulariy and It fair itrmgth. Below Is such information, given fully and compiled with the help
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    1067 5 LATEST QUOTATIONS. MINING BY FRASER A CO., EXCHANGE STOCK BROKERS. Smgapers, Bcft *>, 1£32, 1C a.m. *s ue Buyers. Sellers •j Asam Kunbang Tin 26,- JJ 91 Ayer imam Tin l JJT £1 Bans'in Tm B- I) Ml Hon? Kong Tin 13- »p Id 0 9 29c
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    THE SCIENCE OF LIFE.
    2555 5 PHYSIOLOGY AND MODERN ECONOMICS. Yesterday's Rotary Luncheon Address. D.\ J. R. Kay-Mouat (Professor Of Physiology at the Medical College) was the speaker,' a- yesterday's hinchecn meedng of the Rotary Club of Singapore. Dr. Lim Han Hee pr.sided and, at the conclusion of the address, Dr. J.
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    44 5 The Blue Ribbon Award, made by the Kennel Screen Committee for the best family •N a 5 lrt TSStwi during the month of melon picunr fllm ..Reoecc July has been sonoy 0n and Ralphßaiami by X The Blue Ribbon Award nSEoreS by Associate Publications
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      15 5 You Will Smile if you read SPARKLES," by "Quiz," Every Week in the MALAYAN SATURDAj_POST"
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      634 5 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies ta Singapore, most of the members of which are reader, of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it UM)*O **m and complete. Happenings of general will still be included in the
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      231 6 "Never before have so much absurdity and crazy jocularly b:ea collected and cleverly devised as to provide such good entertainment."—'Singapore Free Press." "An Extremely Funny Stery." (CSJ J Strai.s Tim:3." TO-NIGHT I Continued Success of Paramount s Craziest and Most Hilarious Laugh-Feast— MILLION DOLLAR LEGS f With an all-star cast
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      212 6 JSL Mot ul s e m <© ja t s 0 One of the best films seen in Singapore for j many a day" Straits Times. EDMUND LOWE IN Attorney for tie Defence I j NEED WE SAY MORE?? SATURDAY SW Vived f two lives ■-iTiTrrn«ii --rri»rrir'i'w--Tr-riinii' i m HBMj
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    133 7 Ihe Johore Causeway Lock' will not be open to the public for the passage of vessels between ihj hours of 6 p.m. and C a.m. daily as from Oct. 1. i The following are among the proceeding by the P. and O. at 9.30 a.m. to-morrow for Penang,
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    114 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore, Sept. 29 East wnarf (Entrance Gate 1). Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate >.) Ranch! 18: Talma 14: Honolulu Maru 11. Larut 8. Empire Deck (Entrance Gate 3.) City of Guildford 30; City of Melbourne 32, Marella 35; Khandalla 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    53 7 Singapore, Sept. 29 Standard Spot 8 B l Oct »3 16 8 0 Nov. 81 j Dec. 8515 »2 M Jan.-Mur. 8 Apv-Jur.c Tone cf Market: Quiet Strady. Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet 2 1116 d, Der lb New' York Spot Sheet 3 916 cents
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    PRODUCE.
    169 7 Singapore, sept. (Siam) W. Coa-st No. 1 per Koyan $140 (Siam) W. Coast 2 *j« Rice, B. Siam No. 1 J"J Rice, B. Siam No. 2 IJJJ Rice. Siam "Sinway" per koyan No 1 $180 Rice, Siam Rice. Siam J£ Rice. Saigon Al Rice. Saigcn N. l 4 Rice,
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    304 7 B. ETLIN AND CO S REPORT. RUBBER Sept. 29. 11 a.m. Londcn: !%4L up 1 lCd. New York- 3 916 cents <G.), unchanged. c^o er steady. AUenbys 50—60 cents, cents" Bassetts 25--30 cents. Brcjas 25-30 cents. Bukit Jelotongs 15—20 cento. Bukit Katlto 20—25 cents. Connemaras 35—45 cents.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATHS.
    114 8 Mlii. Ijir- s .T<-r- ni -Ja* SI Lltt'J, ug 65, t' asv iv y. t tiny tit oitp inn., at re id cc,.. Nc j: N a R.-vu. I t fcth'nd snv L, CL. n* c «r... Cfc n« Tic all's S r C:sr.e, Cbcrr; Ciuo Cb
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    ECONOMY AND "ECONOMY."
    759 8 There are two items in the Colony Budget to which we will confine comment to-day. One is the "saving" of over millions on Public Works, mostly on the "Extra, ordinary" section thereof, and the other is Military Expenditure. And as to Public Works, we would declare I
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    80 8 Owing to a proof-reading error Dr. Clark is reported to have stated at the Legislative Council meeting on Monday that "the success or attraction of a Hcspital ls not due to the capabilities cf those who are working in that Hospital." What he did say. however, is as fellows: "The
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    LOCAL BROADCASTING.
    82 8 Two Amateurs On Two-Way Tests. It is announced that VSIAB (Mr. R. E. Earle) and VSIAD (Mr. E. C. Yates), the two amateur Singapore broadcasters, will be holding two-way tests to-morrow, using telephony, both on 42 metres. It ls hoped that listeners will be able clearly to hear
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    EDITOR SHOT IN CALCUTTA.
    163 8 Assailants Commit Suicide. Reuter. Calcutta. Sept. 28. Sir Alfred Watson, editor of the "Statesman." was ahot at twice ond wounded to-day. Ke was removed to hospital but la now out of danger. Hit» assailants «leaped. Calcutta, later. The attempt to assassins tc Sir Alfred wa* carefully
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    AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION OF MALAYA.
    129 8 Membership Increasing. (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—We have ncted the remarks in the Editorial columns of your paper on Sept. 26, and should like to express our appreciation thereof. It may interest you to learn that membership is now steadily increasing, particularly In the Kuala
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    JAPANESE AIRMEN LOCATED?
    80 8 Wireless Message Sent Out. Reuter. Washington. Sept. 29. The Navy Deportment has received a wagr. intercepted by ihc American circles station ut St Paul < Alaskasent out from the Japa::p.se station at Otchlf.hl, which says "aeroplane at lop of River Mantarm <Alaska > wher* w? are signalling
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    AMERICA RE-ORGANISING RAILWAYS.
    52 8 Reuter. New York. Sept. 28. A non-partis3n Railroad Commission has baen formed, headed by Mr. Calvin Coolidge and including Mr. Alfred Smith and the former Presidential cand'date. Mr. Bernard Baruch. with the object of reorganisation of the railways, recommending legislation regarding them and protecting investors in railway
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    ARGENTINE TO RE-ENTER THE LEAGUE.
    28 8 Reuter. Buenos Aires. Sept. 28. The Chamber, by a large majority, voted for the re-entry of Argentine into the League of Nations. —Reuter.
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    CONDITION OF MR. CHURCHILL.
    46 8 Reuter. London, Sept. 28. An official bulletin states that Mr. Winston Churchill is suffering from the effects of severe hemorrhage frcm a paratyphoid ulcer. The hemorrhage has ceased and his condition is satisfactory. Absolute rest and quiet are required for some days.—Reuter.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    53 8 Mails from Europe (London mails despatched on Sept. 8), by the "Rajputana," which anchored at Penang at 6.40 a.m. to-day, will arrive by train to-morrow morning. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxholders at 8.45 a.m. Prom France by the "Felix Roussdl.*' due at Singapore at 8
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    GORDON BENNETT RACE.
    36 8 Reuter. Basle, Sept. 28. It is officially announced that the "Gordon Bennett" race was won by the American balloon, "United States Navy," which landed near Vilna, 900 miles fiom the starting point. —Reuter.
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    On Other Pages.
    112 8 KAMPONG REKOH RIOT, on page 2. APPLICATION FOR COMMITTAL, on page 2 "MUST KISS YOU OR DIE," on page 3. WHAT TO LISTEN FOR, on page 4. INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES, on page 4. ROTARY ADDRESS, on page 5. OUR CLUB DIARY, on page 5. TOPICS OF
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    450 8 (BY "LOOKER-ON."), Honest John won decisively or, points from Suave Cecil in their two round oratorical bout. Maybe soon there'll be need f or traffic control in the Klang River im to Port Swettenham. Up A And maybe not! Singapore and Penang have been in business quite
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    51 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London: 2 ILISd. New York: 3 9|16 (G.) cents. Singapore: BV»—BV4 cents. TIN. London Spot: £153 10s. (Up 40s). London 3 months: £155. (Up 47 6d.). Singapore: $78.75. COPRA. Messrs. Barlow and Co. report: Sundried 8 $5.80 Mixed $5.3« t The market is steady but
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      39 8 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT, Yesterday's Max. Temperature. 87 deg. P. Last night's Min. Temperature 74 deg. F. Yesterday's Rainfall, nil. Sunshine, 7.1 hours. 1 p.m. Relative Humidity, 75 per cent. 1 p.m. Wind, S.E. 10 m.pJj. 1 p.m. Weather, overcast.
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    TEN BRITISH MINISTERS RESIGN. UNABLE TO ACCEPT OTTAWA AGREEMENTS.
    1505 9 WILL SUPPORT GOVERNMENT ON OTHER ISSUES. LORD SNOWDEN SAYS CABINET'S JOB IS FINISHED. Mac Donald Says "Carry On To World Trade Conference." Reuter. Ten British Ministers (inclu ding three Cabinet Members) have resigned on the Free Trade issue, but Mr. Mac
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    82 9 Both Mr. Bernard Shaw, the old and mSSm and Mr. Noel Coward, the young InV sprightly, have fresh works to put before us in London theatres. Mr. Shaws Too True to be Good" has taken its first bow a. Malvern; Mr. Coward's "Words and Music a revue, wiU'do the same
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    BIG EARTHQUAKE IN GREECE.
    132 9 British Warships To The Rescue. British Official. Rugby, S pt. 23. British warships are has f ening to the aid oi refugees in the Mount. Athos distvic. if Gre cc where a tragic exists as a re ult of the great earthquake. According to a rep'rt
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    GERMANY TO DEFAULT.
    85 9 Notification To U. S. A. Government. Reuter. Washington. Sept. 29. G rmany has notified the United States th?t she is not payinr: the $7,800,000 for mixed claims and cost of Army of Occupation due to-morrow. The Under-Secretary of the Treasury says thrt Germany explains that she is
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    MARINE DEPARTMENT F.C.
    324 9 Annual Report. The annuel general mcetin: ol th Ma me Department Fcolta'.l Club will be h:ld on Monday, Oct. 3. in the Ma ter Attendant s office. The annual report states: The ir.erbershlp of the club was 137 actlv* member; at the eni of the yxr. The
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    DEATH OF MRS. JUDGE.
    1225 9 INSPECTOR'S WIFE SHOT. Medical Evidence At The Inquest. The circumstance earrounding Hie d.ath of Mrs. Judge (wife cf Dit.c.ivcInsp.cior Judge), who was found sho were inquired in!t by the Singapne Coroner (Mr. F. G. Bcurr. this morning. It will be re a led that Mrs. Judge,
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      12 9 It's Best to Subscribe to the "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST." Then You're Sure!
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      207 9 HEYMAN j Creaisery I^^^J AN tMiiKE PRODICI Fresh creamy butter direct from Australia can be yours if you ask for HEYMAN Butter. A I British Empire Product that is famed throughout the world for Parity smd delicate flavour, 6 HEYMAN BUTTER will make I CVGr y moa more enjoyable. Agents:
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    Sports & Pastimes. SATURDAY'S PROGRAMME AT THE GREAT WORLD.
    195 10 Sports Pastimes. SATURDAY'S PROGRAMME AT THE GREAT WORLD. BHAGGA SINGH TO DEFEND TITLE. WRESTLING. There will be I wrestling match in the "cntch-as-catch-can" style at the Great World's new stadium, on Saturday Oct. 1. at 9 pm.. when the main bout wiil be b cween Bhagga Singh, th? local Sikh
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    YESTERDAY'S MATCHES.
    474 10 S.R.C. BEAT LA. HOCKEY. An c.en game between tha S.R.C. and he incian en th? Tadarg jesicrdaef resulted In a win far the S.R.C. tj 2-1. Ti. I.A. cpened the scoring cut they dd rot .na:atain form and they could rr.aV.e no effective reply to their opponents' a.tads.
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    INDIAN TOUR FINANCES.
    31 10 CRICKET. It is understood that the Indian Cricket Team, who are now on their way to Indian from England, have so far remitted £1,500 after meeting all expenses.
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    WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    207 10 FRENCHMAN BEATS TILDEN. LAWN TENNIS. Reuter's Wireless Service. Berlin, Sept. 23. In the world's professional championships a Frenchman. Martin Plaa. beat W. T. Tilden (America) 6—o, 7—5 and B—6.8—6. —Reuters Wireless Service. S.R.C. TOURNAMENT. Result! and ties in the S.R.C. tournament ere as follows: "A" SINGLES: N. E.
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    S.C.C. MATCHES.
    257 10 RUGBY FOOTBALL. The following have been invited to play for S C.C. v. Glcsters "B" en Friday. Oct. 7, at ranglin:—O. Alexander: S. H. Wykes. w. B. Kg, C. B. Maxwell. G. Boa«: R. N. Fl. L. R. F. Earl- A. E. J. Patridge. R. H. C Duncan,
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    MALACCA GIRLS' S.C.
    298 10 FIRST ANNUAL SPORTS MEETING. (From Our Oun Correspondent.) Malacca, Sept. 25. The Malacca Girls* Sports Club held a successful sports meeting on the grounds of the Banda Hilir English School on Saturday last. The games and events were held in fine weather. Airs. C. H. G. Clarke
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    38 10 Heap Eng Moh Steamship team v. Evatt and Co. to-day at the Geylang Stadium: Tuan Chee: Ah Loe, Lian Kee; Koon Leong, Swee Teck. Puh Fon; Siew How, Hock Chuan, Cheng Koon, Lian Hock and Cardoza.
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    G.G.C. EVENTS.
    64 10 GOLF. The mixed foursomes were played on Tuesday at the Garrison G.C. The best returns were: FtLt. and Mrs. J. D. Breakey, 41— 4%—36VA Mrs. L. H. Allen and Lt. G. J. Bryan 46— 9% 36' i Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Reilly 48—11 —37 Sqr. Ldr. and
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    S.G.C. EVENTS.
    39 10 Entries for the President's Prize a* the Singapore G.C. close en Sunday at 6 p.m.. Members desiring to take part are requested to sign the entry list at the Club House or communicate vith (he honorary secretary.
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    S.B.A. CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    129 10 BADMINTON. Results of th: ti:s played last week-end in th; S.B.A. tournament were as follows: Inter-Club Championship: Jovial B.P. bat Fcrhimpcnan Stia Club s—o.5—0. Rosrray BP. beat Amateur A'hletic Unicn s—o. Junior Doubles Isxmi-final): L:; Cheng Kiat rod Lim Hee Chin beat lan Hood Hin and Gan Hock
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    REDUCED TELEPHONE RATES?
    406 10 Meeting Of S.S.(S.)A. A Committee Meeting of the Straits Settlements "Singapore! Association was held in tht Singapore Exchange Room on Tuesday evening. Prtsert: Mr. J. G. Campbell (President). Mr. G Parbury (Vice-President). Messrs. J. I. Dawscn. J. A. Clarke. R. L. Hastie. W. A. Wilson. J. Baillie.
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    What's On To-Night.
    135 10 Alhambra —Edmund Lowe in "Attorney *or the Defence." Also shewing "Mickey Mouse" cartoon and British Movietone News, etc. Capitol.—"Million Dollar Legs," featuring W C. Fields, Hank Mann, Jack Oakie, etc. Empire.—"Tarzan—the Ape Man." Great World. —Side shows, pasar malam, Malay opera, Chinese wayangs, silent and talking films
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    "GIRL CORNERITES'" REVUE.
    1464 10 BUMPER HOUSE YESTERDAY. Another Excellent Show. A well-deserved compliment was paid to the "Malaya Tribune" Girl Corner! tes when s bumper house at the Victoria Theatre last afternoon witnessed their second performance in aid of the unemployed. Like their first effort on Wednesday last the performance was
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    SEREMBAN NEWS.
    415 10 Better Living Society Meets. (From Our Outn Correspondent../ Seremban. Sept. 26. Th? secend annual general mcc ing cf the Sc rem can Malay Ettter Living Society. Ltd., was held on Sunday, at the premises of the PersicUungan Belia Club, Jalan Tuan Sheikh, Seremban. with the Dato Kiana Pttra
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    106 10 Gene Gerrard has found a famous London character who refuses to be filmed. On Westminster stands a picturesque old man who charges one prnny to look through a telescope at the face of Big Ben. His father stood there and his grandfather and generations before him. Gene was anxious to
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    120 10 At the 15th annual general meeting of the Eng Wah Kok Association held oa Fiiday the following officials were elected: Patrons. Messrs. Wee Ban Cheng, Lim Thiam Slew, and Ang Chee Seng; President, Mr. Tan Tian Quee; Vlce-Fi'esicient, Mesnrts. Chan Kirn Choon. Khoo Teng Hin and Loo Chin X at;
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    CHINESE SUCCESSES IN MANCHURIA.
    611 10 FOUR TOWNS TAKEN IN NORTH. Japanese Saved By Russians. Reuter. Harbin.'{)enl >o Confirmation has been obtain railway guards have seized Man, Dalai-Nor and puhatu alt»»r sew They disarmed the Manchuli tr, Japanese residents are spparenU] Soviet authorities agreed to give then in Soviet territory. London. S*
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    114 10 Chamber Of Commerce R. A. Report- The BUinupcre Chamber o' u' in their wcrkiF actio: j.iar' St*?'-! Caiakguel 1.374.126 4 1 u OlTcrwl 1 27(5,079 Ik—sft9 9a 1 r Sold 1.105.659 lb. =493 rip Uii> London spot 2 9 IBdNov York 3j>ot 3 9 1« ru- r
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    107 10 Lupine Lane has now left B.I.P. and taken a unit on location to Cb where, in the famous Gorge, he will Il! terior scenes for -The Maid of the Mom Bad weather conditions have prevented I from completing this producticn as intended, but taking advantage of th* i tunshine. he
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    COLLISION WITH A LORRY.
    375 11 xMalacca Towkay's Driver Fined. (From Our Oivn Correspondent.) Johcre Pahru, Sept.. 27. bin Marbeh, a driver employed by Mr. < Cheng, J.P., of Singapore and npp ared before Sheikh Abu Bakar, is. the Second Magistrate, last Saturday oi rash Dead negligent driving, tsed who was represented
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    S.H.B. JUNIOR SERVICE CLUB.
    488 11 Benevolent Fund Opened. b re was a large attendance at the extrarv general meeting of the members of H. B. Junior Service Club held in the Club House on Tuesday, Mr. G. W. A. Trimmer, man of the Singapore Harbour Board. ■tMting was called to consider
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    CIVIL SUIT AFTER ACCIDENT.
    233 11 Nursing Sister Succeeds In Claim. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Sept. 24. Mr. J. B. Weiss, the First Magistrate, who r:served his judgment in the civil claim for damages after an accident between Madam Heng Mvi Sim (widow) and Miss K. M. Horsford (nursing sister*,
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    GREAT WORLD NEWS.
    268 11 Pasar Malam And Coming Attractions. The members of the Combined Chinese Chin Wco (Atnletic) Association> of Malaya finished their sea ton at the World on Sept. 21. Their display of the Chinese art of self-defence and swordsmanship was appreciably commended ty the whole audience, amongst whom were
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    60 11 Many nature and travel films were magnificent and films of the "Mickey Mcuse type were extremely ingenious and certainly funny. He was convinced these are nlease- and that it is the bestial Hollywooa s-uff that fails to make any impression on the young mind. British films had a wonderful opportunity
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    MUAR NEWS.
    94 11 Annual Scout Inspection. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar, Sept. 26. The annual inspection of the Ist Muar (G.E.S.) Scout Troop took place here on Sunday on the School padang. The Scouts were inspected by Mr. F. C. Sands, Commissioner of Scouts, Malaya, and Mr. H. R. Cheeseman, the
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    297 11 (By Courtesy oj Hongkong Bank.) Singapore. Sept. 29. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 4d., London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 3i;32d., London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 15;i6d., London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 29 32d., London demand 2s. 3-fed., London T.T. 2s. 3 27 32d., Lyons
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    159 11 When the implications of the Davidson Committee's repcrl were fully realised at Simla, the Finance Department threw up its hands in horror and swore that nothing was better calculated to hasten budget chaos in British India, ray:, the "Times of India Simla correspond.nt. "Since then the Government of India l
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      192 11 The New World I TO-NIGHT and NIGHTLY TALKIES FREE Broadway 99 j SAW CHEONG SEOW The recognised Malayan King cf Kail Eeds and his pa.ty of perform:rs will i appca. in their astounding stunts and tenia oi strength at the NEW WORLD ARENA ON OCT. 1 2, 1932. j Milk
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      123 11 jifr r D -X i INSIEANCE j j GOOOS, MERCHANDISE, HOUSEHOLD A j EFFECTS, MOTOR CARS &c, EFFECTED jj Ar low /JAri&s 9 For quotations for all. transit risks by Road, «j Rail or Water Apply to: SIME, DARBY Co., Ltd. General Agents: )l Motor Union Insurance Co., Ltd., I
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      199 11 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, SEPT. 29. High Tides.—9.59 a.m., 9.45 p.m. Hockey: R.I. v. PoUce, R.I. TO-MORROW, SEPT. 30. High Tides.—10.22 a.m., 10.26 p.m. Municipal Commissioners' Meeting, 2.15 p.m. Meetings: Eastern United Assurance Corporation, 3c —3d, Malacca Street, 12.30 p.m.; Brunei United Plantations, French Bank Building, noon; P.A.M., Kuala Lumpur,
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    WHOLE FAMILY STABBED.
    328 12 YOUNG GIRL'S STORY AT INQUEST. Stepfather Charged With Murder. The stabbing of a Singhalese family living In Thoby Ghaut on th? night of Sept. 17 was echoed in the Coroner's Court yesterday, when of:'. P. G. Bourne commenced an inquiry into the death of Mrs. Hammy. the
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    34 12 The rate of issue of Money Order for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 152 for $100. The i are of payment of Money Order from India and Ceylon is Rs. 156 for $100.
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      108 12 MAILS CLOSE. TO-MORROW. SEPT. CO. Southern and Western India. Aden. Mauritius. Egypt. Europe. Great Eritain. Ireland. U.S.A. and Canada (Ranch!) <P. O. Mail* 8 a.m. North. N.-Er-st and N.-West Sumatra, Cevlcn. Egypt. Europe ana Great Britain iDempo> (Dutch Mail) 8.30 a.m. 0 (Hong Lam) 10 a.m. Do.ika Island. Java. South-West
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    LEAGUE OF NATIONS WORK.
    793 13 PLAN TO ASSIST LIBERIA. Gathering Facts About Drugs. in principle, by the Liberian of tho Plan of Av.istancr proposed C mmittee of the Council and :eeom- the Council at its meeting on May J 1932 was notified to th> Secretaryby the Permanent D°legate of the Republic
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    MALAYANS AT HOME.
    780 13 Bud Walley Still Full Of Pep. (From Our Otm Correspondent.) Londsn, Sept. 13 (by Air Mail). Bud Walley, Singapore's miniature Samson, c,-casionaLy pays a \iz\t to Malaya House to have a. look at the "Malaya Tribune," and read what the Press are saying about him, and it
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    43 13 This is the second time that a Fox has wen t'-e award In the five timet it has been bes owed. The previous Fox winner was "Business And Pleasure." star-ing Will Rogers, whose next Fox comedy "Down to Earth" will shortly be released.
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      344 13 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS, j Programme Of Drills. TO-DAY, SEPT. 29. 5.30 p.m.—Headquarters, S.R.E. (v), Company Meeting. TO-MORROW. SEPT. 30. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, "B" Coy., Recruits Parade. Siglap, "F" (Malay) Coy., Camp teminates. SATURDAY, OCT. 1. 2 rwn.—Farrer Range, 2nd Bn. S.S.V.F., Casuals.. 3 p.m.—Electric Sub-Station Adam Road of! Buktt Timah Road, "C"
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    95 14 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. [Our readers are invited to write to us on cubjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one
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    Malacca J.C.S.A. And Weekly Pay.
    317 14 (To Vie Editor, Malaya Tribune."j Sir, lam directed by tny committee to state through (he medium ol your paper that at the receni Renenil m cling held 1« Malacca untj.r Jhe auspices of this U wbj only >ur.gested that Lhe new system would com? au
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    Malays And Malayans.
    665 14 iTo the Idi'.or 'V a lave. Trtbun?~i Sir,—A' a waiter und *"lud n 11 you. ocrr. jpoqfbu t- luitns end &t> j nou._s4a'lc. I runder if «the. stand u:ore or los- cai.ildr of lb.- nnc do not :;cc the Letter part 01 \tiv gum IhSii it-»e pro..
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    Car-Drivers And Dogs.
    161 14 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Yesterday, while I was reading my newspaper on the verandah of my house in Scotts Read. I saw one of my dogs run over by a private motor car, but unfortunately I was too late to come downstairs to take the
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    Retrenchment In The F.M.S.
    195 14 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune."i Sir,—There is a strong rumour that the junior clerks in the General Clerical Srrv.ce are to be retrenched. If retrenchment necessary cannot the Government ask ;hc seniors to retire? Thty at legist wili be drawing pensions to maintain themselves. If the
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    The Straits Chinese.
    564 14 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune"; Sir,—My friends, the Chinese gentlemen, have so far been very kind in their criticisms of me. and I thank them very much for their courtesy. So far there has been only one letter from a non-Chinese gentleman in support cf the Straits
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    The New Pier.
    101 14 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —I shall be extremely thankful should you be good enough to spare me a little space in a corner of your valuable i>aper just to publish a humble suggestion of mine to those who are much bothered about small matters After
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    The World Crisis.
    627 14 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Though I am neither a journalist nor a writer or speaker, I should like to give my tumble views on the above subject, as I feel my duty to do so. What are the chief causes for the present World Crisis?
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    Monogamy Or Polygamy?
    898 14 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune") Sir,—Please forgive me, Mr. Editor, for worrying you now and again. Let me not wade through a mass of statistics. Besides, the Devil can quote Scripture. Let me ask the polygamists one practical question. Let them all put their finger on their
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    DID YOU KNOW....
    302 14 1 THAT the mathematician aids flying? (By Our Scientific Correspondent.) It ls a curious paradox that the men on 1 whom the airman relies for his safety maj I never have ascended in an aeropl.ure a -a 1 their lives! For, they are who. by means of
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      546 15 BANKS. j The Ho Hong Bank:, Ltd. j j BAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. < SAFE DEPOSIT SERVICE I Safe Deposit Boxes for the safe keeping of valuables and Important dociujcuS are available at very moderate rates. 1 For the Information of Intending depositors the following Is a scale «x m» fees
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