Malaya Tribune, 16 September 1933

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX, No. 221 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Satur.ay. Sept. 16. 1933. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IC, 1933 "N.<^
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      43 1 A. FLINTER 6, Raffles Place, Singapore Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates.
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    AUNTIE LIZZIE'S LETTER.
    3113 2 Comments On The Mail. Ivly Dear Nieces, Contributions have cumc in well tins week ana I no. ice that a few of you have taken up the op;3o<.tic:i in our debate. Hcwe.er. I don't think there can be any doubt as to the result. Those who favour
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      288 2 FILM STARS' BEAUTY I Icr lovely skin comes first in IJjl^^^Sp, the care and thought oi your favourite film star. For the jilt** camera would reveal the tiniesl %M^Bl'^ blemish. So she chooses white IMI Lux Toilet Soap to protect her !wM ra^' beauty. Its mild lather keeps «P 1^
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    "The Tribune's" China News Service. YELLOW RIVER FLOOD.
    368 3 WORST FOR FIFTY YEARS. Situation Ugly. Overflowed At $< feral Places. r River Hood this year j vtd the most serioiw lift) years. Shantung the district:? j'ungao. Chiahsiang and already been flooded. Kiangsu the flood situa msidered very serious places affected are
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    ANTI-WAR CONFERENCE.
    113 3 Meeting To Be Held In French Concession? Shanghai. Aug. 29. > railed on Mayor Wu Ten-chen certain the attitude of the thorttkn towards the proposed •Wax Conference in Shanghai, derstaod that Mayor Wu informed that, while sympathetic with the conference, the Chinese authoripesaatt it to be held in
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    THE AMERICAN LOAN.
    80 3 General Han Requests Part For Flood Relief. Tsinan, Aug. 24. al Han Fu-chu, Chairman of the Shan.ciul Government, has petitioned :imcnt requesting that a huge sum be lor tin relief of the flood refugees nUmg and Rood prevention work along Don River. *1 Han suggests that the
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    CHAHAR SETTLEMENT IN SIGHT.
    219 3 Changpei Taken Over By Govt. Troops. China Times. Peiping, Aig. 28. pHANGPEI. a city north of Kalgan which v.' was used as headq. arters of the AntiJapanese Army by General Fang Chcn-wu vas taken over ye'teiday by the Government ttoops under General Feng Chih-an. a divisional
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    B.A.T. LABOUR TROUBLE.
    162 3 Company And Strikers Unable To Come To Terms. China Times. Shanghai. Aug. 29. The strike in the factories of the B.A.T. Compary is still going s'rong and an imminent settlement is not in sight. The Tobacco Labour Union yesterday decided to form a Strike Committee to take
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    SZECHUEN WAR ENDS.
    155 3 Measures To Suppress "Reds" Discussed. Sin Wen Pao. Hankow. Aug 27 The evacuation of the 24th Army from Sztchuen has been completed. The main body ot the retreating forces have already arrived at Kangting, the capi al of the Sikarg province. With the withdrawal of General Liv
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    MORE CONSULATES TO GO.
    129 3 Foreign Ministry Hard Pressed For Expenses. Nanking, Aug. 28. By way of retrenchment, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs is now con em plating the abolition of several unimportant Chinese consular posts abroad. ft is understood the monthly sum required to meet the consular service is $700,000
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    JAPANESE CONSULATE AT KALGAN.
    38 3 Kalgan. Aua. 28. Mi Hashimoto. Japanes? Consul at Kalgan, whe closed down toe consulate amlet. when Marshal Feng was In power a. that city, has ret Hrh d ad°an a Sview with General Sung
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    DR. LO'S TRIP TO SINKIANG.
    441 3 Far-Reaching Effects. FUTURE DIPLOMACY OF CHINA. Shim Pao. MOUMOURS ol various description are afloat following the announcement that Dr. Lo Wen Kan, the Foreign Minister, is making an inspection trip to Sinkiang. "According to statements issued by Dr. Lo himself and Mr. Wang Ching Wei,
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    JAPANESE UNEASY.
    188 3 Soviets Helping The New Republic. Central China Daily News. According to the latest advices received here, the authorities oi the Eastern Chinese Republic, which was recently organized by the Chinese Volunt?ers in Eastern Kirin. are bending then energy on building up a strong army for the new State.
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    CHINESE IN NORWAY.
    162 3 Required To Leave Next June. Shun Pao. Shanghai, Aug. 28. In reply to a recent communication from the Shanghai Chinese Chamber of Commerce asking the conditions under which Chinese nationals in Norway are living, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs declares that there are actually only three Chinese
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      543 4 M. HASSAN.I ELECTRICAL AND WATER I CONTRACTOR. 36-37, Hras Itosah Road, SINGAPORE. If you are in need of electric 1 lights, fans, motors, etc., and 1 water service, please write to g the above address or 'Phone ft 3411. TO LET. SIANG LIM PARK Farther Reductions of Rents from Ist
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      579 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANT2D—A Yorng Lady. f:r dry-cl-aring shop. Apply No. 78. Orchard Road. WANTED—QuaIIf "d Shorthand Instructor. 1 Pttmftn'e. Private luiticn. Apply to No. 12. Bcabcjn Buii.iinr;WANTED— Capa'ok' Canvassing Agents in each town throughout Malaya to rtock and sell "Standarc'. nam.' plat s, very rUgant. cheap and durable. Any nam.
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING A Foreign State?
    121 5 MALACCA unofficiais, via the Straits Settlements (Malacca) Association, have aroused the Malayan Government's ire. They do not hke the new law which enables the i .M.S. Railways to compete wLh other transport in 'Malacca, and in protesting to the Goverament, they referred
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    Chinese Schools.
    202 5 r jpHE Chinese set a good example to other section.', of the Malayan public in th" j matter of education. Mr. Morten s atethere are facilities for the primary vernacular education of Chinese boys in all villages of cny size and schoois of 20 or even fewer students
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    SEREMBAN COURT.
    391 5 Charge Against Estate Manager. (FTOm Our Own Correspondent.) S.rembar. Sep 13 A EUROPEAN. T E. Egan. manager of Pajam Estate. Kajangi appeared before the Police' Magistrate. Raja Kamaralzaman. to-day, charged with causing hurt .o Chin Yap. by chiving his car S.L. 3133 in a rasa and negli-ge:-1 manner
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    NEARLY 700 ABOARD.
    201 5 Scholars' Cruise By White Star Liner. Ttoe White Star liner D:iic left Immingham on Aug. 16. with nearly 700 schoolboys •.nd girl.; for a summer cruise to the Nonhern Capitals and Baltic ports. Ihe scholais, whose ages range f.om seven ie 15. are drawn from 144 public
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    "BITTER MEMORY."
    115 5 Notebook Returned To A German Soldier. Cologne. j Jos?f Held, ?n ex-roldier living at Dras'bach. I :>. small village in Westerwald, ras received back the wallet which an Australian soldier took from him as he lay badly wounded in 1 no-mar's land on the Western Front in 1918.
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    A HUGE CLAIM.
    269 5 Hitler May Sue South Africa. ¥F German bondholders. wh> subscribed i £14,000.000 to develop Germany s. colonies in ecu h Africa befcre the war. accept Hitler's effer to pay them fltf per c-nt. of the nominal value of their holdings, he will be in a position to
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    POLICE DUPED.
    340 5 Dccov Trap That Failed To Work. The Chicago Federal State anr'. the Chicago city police have joined forces o take up the hallenge of the cbver band cf kidnapping racketeers" who escaped then on Aug. 15. Not only did the "racketeers' succeed in making ihoir escape through t>Cio
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    MULTUM IN PARVO.
    99 5 Record Number Of Words On Postcard. I Berlin. Berhard Schumacher, c. pa'ntr>r at Mucrster, claim: to have srt up a new world record by writ ng 23 231 words consisting of 131,623 letters on an ordinary postcard. The text is rearly 83 page-, of Adolf Hitler's I
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      587 5 sal.es service agencies. No. 9, Robinson Road, (2nd Floor), Singapore. FOR SALES ADVERTISING!! DISTRIBUTION!!! j MERCHANTS S?ll your goods and dlspcso of your old stock .hrough us. Our very well-trained and efficient Salesmen are always at your disposal vice j I throughout Malaya. Try us and be convinced cf the
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    Shipping News & Notices. SHIP CAUGHT IN TYPHOON.
    750 6 Shipping News Notices. SHIP CAUGHT IN TYPHOON. Limps Later Into Shanghai. Shanghai, Sept. a. AFTER a desperate struggle with the typhoon for more than wenty hours, during which she drifted helplessly for a distance of more than forty miles, and was violently .cssed about by mountainous waves, the China Merchants
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    SHIPBUILDING ORDER.
    186 6 Two Motorships For New Zealand Shipping Co. Trie New Zealand Shipping Company have placed an order for two large refrigerated cargo motorships with Messrs. Workman Clark (***** Ltd., Belfast. The vessels will be about 15,000 tons, and will be fitted with diesel motor engines more powerful than those
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    LIVERPOOL DOCKING RECORD.
    41 6 A record was established at the Gladstone Dock river entrace during the week ending August 12. A total of 69 ships entered and 52 left the dock, altogether 121 vessels with on aggregate net tonnage cf 229.945 tons.
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    THEFT AT DOCKYARD.
    186 6 Chinese Seaman Given Consideration. Hongkong, Aug. 31. AF"JER being in the service of the Naval Dockyard for eight years, Chv; Wah Kee, a seaman on Dockyard launch No. 68, was seen walking off the launch en Tuesday holding a parcel in his hands. Asked by an Indian
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    FATALITY ON BOARD.
    122 6 Londoner Killed And Another Injured. Gibraltar. Aug. 14. A Londoner, Mr. Johnson Pogson (48). whose address is given as 15, Indus-road, Charlton, London, was killed, and a Surrey man. Mr. John Cottingham (40). of 98, Washington-road! Kingston-on-Thames, was injured in th* accident on board the cableship "Telconia,"
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    BOYCOTT THREAT.
    126 6 Prop Cargoes From Swedish Ports. The Baltic and International Ms.-itime Conference advise that in their special circular (No. 42), reference was made to the threaten»-d boycott against vessels loading cargoes of props in north of Sweden ports fcom the Kungl. D:manstyrelsen ithe Royal Swedish Forestry Department). The threat
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    FRENCH CANAL STRIKE.
    79 6 Paris, Aug. 14 A strike has tied up practically the whole C? the canal traffic in Northern France, from Chauny to Vendhuile. Barges, "numbering 176. bound fcr Paris, and some 100 travelling in the opposite direction are lying idle, and at Eassin-Bor.d. seven miles from Cambrai, 130
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    STOWAWAYS DISAPPEAR.
    57 6 The German steamer Nordenham radioed via North Foreland at neon in mail week. Two stowaways, unknown, both speaking German, and one English, disappeared early this morning from this vessel, probably off Dungeness. If picked up by any vessel please hand over tc police. One wears double-breasted blue serge
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    SAVING OF FUEL.
    402 6 Length Of Liners To Be Increased. rftHE decision of tlie Hamburg-American Lint 1 to increase the length cf he four Transatlantic li-ers of he Albert Ballin class raises interesting points of naval archi ecturc. Each of the ships is about 602f long, with a beam at 72ft.,
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    WHITE STARS TOTAL
    119 6 Shipping Record At S'Hampton Docks. The Southern Railway state that at Southampton Docks, on Aug. 11. they dealt with a total of 236,618 gross tons of shipping inwards, which constitutes a record for any day at the docks. This figrve, it is stated, will be exceeded today
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    STRAINED RELATIONS.
    101 6 Russian Boycott of German Shipping. Helsingfors. Aug 15. German timber snippers in Russia for the purpose of purchasing wood pulp, pit preps and sawn goods have found it impossible to obtain any cargoes, according io a telegram from Leningrad. The reasons for this are stated to be the
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    BLUE FUNNEL LINE MOTORSHIP.
    515 6 Reviving A Ship Name Of Distinction. THE new motorshlp Gorgon, which is being built by the Caled n Shipbuilding and Engineering Co.. Ltd., for the Blue Funnel Line (Messrs. Alfred Holt and Co., managers), will be launched en Tuesday next by Lady Colebatch, wife of a
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    STEAMER STRIKES REEF.
    104 6 Quebec, Aug. 12. The steamer North Shore (880 tens gross*, belonging ;o the Clarke Steamship Company, was, late last night, reported to have struck a reef 23b miles east of here. All the passengers are believed 10 be safe, and a fteamer is proceeding to the ship
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      197 6 LtTLLOYD TRIESTINO incorporated In Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Sara, Port Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Sues, Part Said, Brlndial, Venice and Trieste. Said, BrindisL Venice and Trieste. Due Leave Due m.v. MONCALIERI Sept. 21 Sept, 21 StJore.
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      219 6 HAMBURG-AMERIKA UNIE Deutsch |Hf»vQ| Austraitsche Darnpfachiffs ||Q CJ Qesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. t m.s. SAUERLAND, via Manila Sept. 19 t mjs. VOGTLAND, via Manila Oct. 5 t m.s. LEVERKUSEN. via Manila Oct. 17 t 5.3. SAARLAND, via Manila Nov. 1
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      541 6 STEAMER JUILT^ LLO *D, The undernoteci ar. Lb Co fixtures:— OUTWARDS. I "DONAU" for Manila, Hor.gkong Shanghai, N China m HOMEWARD "SAALE" for Aden, ITeefOes, Dkirk Rotterdam, Hamburg and B t "DESSAU" for Genoa. M seilies Havre, Antwerp, R'dam. HTmrg ani Bremen 5 "LAHN" for Genoa. ITeeiDei Wmm. Hamburg and
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    344 7 untitled ip Saturday. U a.m. Ut HTMrf are issued rj,ti*die and stock mi ,<■,• Buyers. Sellers I. i 'In 21 i 30 -cd 301- 35 1--1- 149 1 00 1 03 cd 19 6 2)6 '1.10 0.18 0.54 0.59 17 1 10 0 37 0.40 i Best)
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    134 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. TIN FIRMS UP AGAIN. [lubber Unchanged And Steady. i By Out Financial CorrctpcnOent.) Singapore, Saturday, 11 a.m. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 11% cts., down Vn ct. Market Tone: Quiet. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber, 3%d., unchanged. Market Tone: Steady, quiet. New York Rubber, 6 15!
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    KALI GLAGAH RUBBBER.
    160 7 Accompanying the report lor year ended March 31 last the directors of the Kali Glagah '.Java) Rubber and Produce Company issue details of a reconstruction scheme. nas already been approved by the Debenture s.cckhclders. who have agreed to waive the allotment of interest certificates representing t» o
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    RUBBER REPORT.
    133 7 The decline in prices which took place toward the end of last week was checked by short covering and, owing to rumours and ambiguou, report! from Amsterdam, the market has since been in a very nervous condition. Under the circumstances genuine trading has been difficult and the volume
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    SUNGEI BAGAN MEETING.
    1001 7 Improved Methods And Better Crop. THE tv.enty-fourth ordinary general meeting of ,he Sungei Bagan Co., Ltd., was held yesterday at Chartered Bank Chambers, Singape re. In the absence of Mr. G. A. Potls, Mr. H. C. Aitken-Beuy was in the chair. The Chan-man said: The accounts show
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    JAVA SUGAS.
    407 7 Shares Weaken At Amsterdam. OUGAR shares on the Amsterdam Bourse were *J decidedly weak during the last we:k, in Aug. the leader, Amsterdam Trading, relapsing 10 points on the week to 202 This weakness is attributed to the announcement that "Nivas," the Java sugar single seller, contemplates the
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES.
    66 7 During the week ending Sept. 9. exports of t nned pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to C.872 cases, of which 4.622 cases were to the United Kingdom, 300 cases io the Continent Cf Europe. 50 cases to Canada and 1,900 cases elsewhere. Total export* for the period Jan.
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    EASTERN BANK.
    65 7 The directors of the Eastern Bank. have declared an interim dividend at the rax; of 3s. per share, less income .ax at the rate of ss. per £1. less Is. relief in respect of Dominion income tax. making net income tax 4s. per £1. Dividend is payable on
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    KALI GLAGAH (JAVA) RUBBER.
    333 7 Scheme To Reconstruct Concern. IT mus* have been obvious for some time to shareholders hi the Kali Glagah (Java) Rubber and Produce Co. that a reconstruction was inevitable, and the report for the year to March 31 last is accompanied by details of a pioposed scheme
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    628 7 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Sut., li am. Tlie following rubber share Quotations rm issued by Prsser and Ooand Lyall and Erast: Issue Value. Fraeer LfU m Shares. 00. ■fats. 1 Allenby $0.65 $0.75 $0.70 $0.83 1 Alor Gajah 0.50 0.60 0.55 0.65 IA. Hitam 0.70 0.80 1.00 1.10
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    RAUB GOLD.
    23 7 Thi rutput of the Raub Australian Gold Mining Co Ltd., for the four weeks ended Sep.. 12, amounted to 2,070 ounces.
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      43 7 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (incorporated In «nflend). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. D'Almeida Street. Authorised end Subscribed 0.000.000 Capital £1,000,000 Paid-up-Capital g mtO Q Q I LONDON. BRANCHES: talned on application. Mmm OD ned and J5 throughout the world. a O. SMITH. Acting Umamnt 1
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      213 7 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (lixwrporated In Strait* Settlement*.). Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG BANE, LTD AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE CHINA BUILDING CIIULIA STREET, SINGAPOB* HEAD BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Oh Slan Guan,
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      415 8 1 EllMlifflM ?1 j Ralph Lynn )k^km\ jinP. G. Wodehouse's hilarious Mi jL\ j tale of a pig—an earl—and a girl! MM Ml i "SUMMER I A LAUG SHOW TO REMEM E R j NEXT CHANGE *Vfimnm^ T EMPLOYEE'S P. said we rouldn t screm it BUT WE DARE ENTDA\Tr,
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    HAD RHEUMATISM FOR 20 YEARS.
    129 9 v u i Som Since 1930. iia\ something Ilk. a record ;i v.s —''Since 1910 up U> is-I have be:n a great! h urrr I am Pleased to say j to aw\ I have been fie: Iful pai... imply by tak-'ng ::d n.-rhing e's-. I
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    CHILD WELFARE IN HONGKONG.
    817 9 Indian Families. MRS. BORRETT OPENS NEW CLINIC. QNE of the hopes of Indian troops stationed in Hongkong wa reali.sed recently when Mrs. Borrett, wife of Major General 0. C. Borrett, opened the new Indian Fami lies Child Welfare and Ante natal Clinic, which is situated in
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    TRIED TO SAVE TWO SISTERS.
    311 9 Youth Loses Life, But Girls Rescued. QEVERAL bather.- and motoris.s '.est 'heir i k> lives on Air: 12. ThOBkM William Berrnian. aged nineteen. D tSeorge-etoeet, DrUletd, Yorkehlre, mv dro- ned in trying to save two sisters at Barnsten. The girls were lcscued. Albert Oram, aged
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    "The Midshipnwid" At The Roxy
    54 9 AT THE CINEMAS. TjM <-.urcnt attraction of the BMg, 'The a ukhi Jmtid, M proved a popular at raction and ewvded bousei atlcaded the opeaftnt performances yt^tvday. Ma H**feeSH and Fred Kerr take the principal roles and the supporting cast includes Basil Sidney. A W.
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      681 9 CLVB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies* ■ivqapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Dtz.fi, is provided specially for them. Secretaries arc invited to co-operate in keeping it up-tO'&ute \ini complete. Happenings of general tntercst will still be included in the "Diary
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATHS.
    80 10 MADAM THAM SOON NEO—A?-d 69 years, parsed away peacefully k| her r:sidence. No. 4. Hamid Lane, of! Buffalo Road, on W?dn:sday, 13th Inst. Sh- leases behind a son. Mr. Low Kirn Yin. of the Land Office. Singapore, one daughter, cne daughter-in-law. one son-in-lav. Mr. Tan Ch:w Chye.
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    MALAYAN MATTERS.
    709 10 Questions of paramount interest ar;> down for discussion at the next meeting of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association. Among them are the Railways Ordinance No. 90, which is shortly to come before the Legislative Council and which it is understood has been designed to give the railway authorities
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    190 10 Comments By The Way. rpHE Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation, m Ltd., opened a new branch in Ipoh yesterday. This is an enterprising move and is a briglr. sign for the iuture cf industry and c .m.Tier:.' in Malaya. There are nssnj Chinese JOessmen and mineis in
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    Trade Shows.
    188 10 {N re.en. years there have been numerous trad: fxhijitions in almost every coun'ry. TIM Chicago Fair, which is held periodically. 1 perhap the best known of them all. Such f.&de exhibi ions are very effective advertising campaigns, the mere so il they are comprehensive and have attractive entertainment
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    Singapore Honoured.
    119 10 A REFERENCE was made in a recent com*m neat on this page to the "League of Nations* particular interest in Singapore. That interest is once more exemplified by the "Malayan Medical Journal" which in an arti:;e quo ed in this issue refers to the valuable work dune in
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    ROUND IN MALAYA FIVE MINUTES. Ipoh.
    86 10 D.\ T. F Strong has left for Home en furlough. lt>. G. R. Livett. Officer-in-Charge cf thTraffic Branch. Ipoh. has left Singapore to attend a conference held to censider amendments to the Malayan road traffic rules. Cheong Sang, a youth of 16. was round
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    Sitiawan.
    54 10 Dato Muda Mohamed RazalM bin Hal Mohamed Ali Wasi. late Deputy Chairman Kmta Sanitary Board, is at present acting as Assistant District Officer, Sitiawan. A recent r».S. Gazette notification records that he has been appointed to be a Collector of Land Revenue for Penang. a Coroner and a Magistral
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    Kuala Lumpur.
    137 10 Mr. R. O. Bishop is due back in Malaya frcm home leave on September 23. Mr. W. S. Godward. who .recently returned from leave, has resumed the management Of Kinrara. Ledbury and Sione Estate, Selangor. Mrs. W. J. Phillips and her little girl left Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday
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    Tampin.
    30 10 Mr. G. Peikins, of Legong Ulu estate, Tampin, has left the country, and Mr. M. E. L. Robey has returned frcm leave and been |nt»ferred to Legong uiu estate.
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    Muar.
    57 10 M T' attach to the Detective Branch, Muar. will be sailing for India from Singapore by the "General Fetzinger" on On on two months- leave. Mr. Menon bag £SL Sem 8 thrPe Years in the Johore State gs.g was Actin S 0.C., Detectives, there n aad.tion to his own
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    Johore Bahru.
    23 10 The importation of dogs into Johore fiom Kelantan ,s prohibited in consequence of an outbreak of rabies in the latter State
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    Segamat.
    20 10 Elaborate preparations are being made at Grout to celebrate H.H. the Sultan ct Johore s sixtieth birthday on Sunday.
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    Ringlet.
    66 10 The residents of Ringlet, the Lower High- S wan l ground and they proI cse to ask the Pahang Government for J strip o land m the Habu Valley near the ma.n The "Chenonceaux" is due here from Penang ntSET! b (SUnday> at 5p m and piobably sail on
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    Penang.
    31 10 The Penang Assizes could not resume this week as Mr. Justice Cobbe.t was indisposed. Mr. B. F. Bridge, District Judge, Penang; has entered hospital suffering from an attack cf influenza.
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    Alor Star.
    36 10 The President of the Kedah State Council has ruled that no registered opium smoker or authorised consumer may be allowed to purchase more than at the .rate of fcur chi in any one day.
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    437 10 By Old maids are born not In America a colle who knows what she want* wants it. A pole-cat is much prettier tl Angora cat. but handson c i« some does. A that under the Nazi reg, that s hardly surprisii g A "Forced into the Field
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    On Other Pages.
    46 10 GIRTS* CORNER, on pa CHINA NEWS, on page 3. A HUGE CLAIM, on page 5. CLUB DIARY, on page 9. CHURCH SERVICES, on page SPORTS NEWS, on pagei M INDIAN LABOUR IN CEYLON RADIO NEWS, on pa-e 17 BOYS' CORNER, on pafC H >
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    FEARS FOR SAFETY OF THE CHARHAR CAPITAL. CHINESE TROOPS EVACUATE KALGAN.
    89 11 SURPRISE DEMONSTRATION BY JAPANESE 3 PLANES. Peiping Indignant. Gen. Sung Che Yuen Hurries Back To Charhar. ise demonstration by Japanese 'planes over capita] of Charhar, has forced the Chinese troops i«> the west of the city. The Peiping authodignant
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    FINAL DRIVE AGAINST THE FUKIEN " REDS."
    456 11 FINAL DRIVE AGAINST THE FUKIEN REDS." "Min kuo Jih Pao.“ Shanghai, Sept. 16. i BER of. Japanese 'planes A r>v«nr Kalean (eapion Thursday and threatening circulars forcing loops to withdraw to st it the city. ard in the neighbourChangpißg, Yitihing. I and iiangpen. lies in Pc ping are indigene Yu?n.
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    DUMPING BY THE JAPANESE.
    61 11 Commons To Demand Action. Reuter. London. Sept. 15. fj v.FX'T was denounced for doing el the increasing men- competition, in a speech in M J R Remer. M. P. foi Macelesi n complete Empire prohii cot on and silk goods. Bt discussions with preec,' 1 in
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    TAMIL REFORMERS.
    102 11 Another Association Formed In Batu Gaja. the opening ceremony* of '.miliar Sverthirutha Sangam with Mr. R. R. Avaru in the ■dag speech of Mr. R. V. Naioan :tad his speech, -which dealt il OJBM ions of th* depressed .s of Tamils in British J officers resulted as follows:
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    JAPAN WRONGED CHINA.
    100 11 Lord Lytton Denounces "Times" Leader. Reuter. London, Sept. 15. TN a le.ter to "The Times" on the Manchukuo. 1 Lord Lyttcn challenges the leader writer's acceptance of .he Manchukuo as a fait accompli mo th« statement that the rights or wrcngs of Japan s actions two years
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    CANTON'S PETITION.
    68 11 Nanking Asked To Postpone Fifth Convention. Hongkong, Sept. 15. .ass: SJffiMS 1 con\*rL »SSm Governor of Formosa hos LmmoneT.no Japanese Consuls I»"»"»"* IrocDs to .einforce Pukien against the Reds Ind has remitted, through Oen. Tang Tst Tsang $200,000 to Gen. Tsai Ting Kah Gen. Li Tsung Jen has
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    MORE JAPANESE IN MANCHURIA.
    391 11 Are North-East Troops Dissatisfied? Shanghai, Sept. 13. A to latest statistics, the number cf Japanese in Manchuria has increased from 240,000 to 830,000 since the Mukden incident of Sept. 18, 11)31, when the Japanese began their invasion of tjie Three Provinces. On the other hand the
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    TOOK CAUSTIC SODA.
    173 11 Young Wife Who Was An Invalid. A young Cantonese married woman, wh'se death was inquired into by the Coroner yesterday, was said to have drunk c solu ion of caustic soda without any apparent reason. The inquest was held by the Singapore Coroner <Mr. F. G. Bourne).
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    PADDY SEASON STARTS.
    127 11 Development Work In Kuantan. Kuantan, Sept. 12. The paddy plant in? season is in lull swing in the districts of Pakan and Kuantan just BOW. in common witn the rest of Malaya. Near Kuantan, .he Drainage and Irrigation Department have nearly completed their scheme for a special
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    GERMANY'S ARMS POLICY.
    271 11 Official Statement. TRAGIC ALTERNATIVE TO EQUALITY. Berlin, Sept. 15. TF it was thought by the argument that Germany wanted a period of rest before resorting to a policy of violence that domination oi' victors over the vanquished could be perpetuated, it must be decisively de:iared that Germany
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    LOST MAHJONG SET.
    288 11 Fellow Lodger Found In Possession. Convicted on a charge cf housebreaking Nad tneft. a young Chinese who shared I room with an ac.or in a house in Jalan Besar was sentenced to 14 weeks" rigorous imprisonment by the District Judge <Mr. H. A. PUTer) ys'erday. Court inspector
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    CHINA AND THE LEAGUE.
    26 11 Reuter. London, Sept. 15. Mr. Quo Tat Chi let: for Geneva on Tuesday to attend 'fee League Ar..-tmbly and ihedesannamcnt dijcuLsion.— Reuter.
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    DUTCH EXPORT DECREE.
    93 11 Not Preparing For Restriction. Reuter. Geneva, Sept. 1(>. THE Dutch Government has 1 finally denounced the 1929 invention for the abolition of import and export prohibitions, fhus ensuring Holland of complete centre! of her own economic policy.—Reuter. Amsterdam, Sept. lb. It is now confirmed that the expert
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    DICTATORSHIP IN CUBA.
    218 11 Army Officers Holding Ouu Reuter. Havana. Sept. 15. I.HE Government has announced a policy promising a virtual dictatorship. It is stated bluntly that individual rights are to be made secondary to what the Government considers is for the nation's good. In the meantime the qua d round
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    VOLUNTEERS ACTIVE.
    59 11 Manchukuo Armoury Set On Fire. Shanghai, Sep.. 15 The Gbtoesc Volunteers in Kirin launched another attack en FuchJn on Tuesday, assisted by Chinese plainc-othesmcn inside the city who attacked and Xt the Manchukuo c m:ury on fire. The Volunteers re. ire J on Wednesday when Japanese 'planes aeriv.cl
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    WILL AMERICA INFLATE?
    296 11 FEARS OF PARTY LEADERS. Conflicting Views. Country Watching Latest Scheme. New York. Sept. 15. gVIDENCE is daily accumulating that President Rooseveit has reached a very critical stage in the great experiment of national reorganisation. Congressmen returning from their constituencies are powerfully pressing for an increase in the
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    THE AFFAIRS OF MR. T. B. DAVID. APPLICATION IN BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    103 12 LARGE AMOUNT INVOLVED. ALLEGED EFFORT OF CREDITOR TO OBTAIN PREFERENCE. Tlie affairs of Mr. J. B. David, well-known resident and financier of Singapore, were discussed in the Bankruptcy Court yesterday, when an application was made for receiving and adjudication
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    MORE TO BE PAID OVER FOR CREDITORS.
    1775 12 MATTER of unusual interest came up for disposal in the Bankruptcy Court yesterday before th"; Chief Justice, Sir Walter Huggard, when an application was made for the grant of receiving and adjudication orders against Mr. J. B. David, a well known local resident.
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    RETIREMENT OF MR. COLEMAN.
    384 12 Inspector Of Schools Bids Farewell. AN "At Home was heiu in the Of iang Malay School compound a few days ttfO by the members of the Malay Teachers' Am relation, tinrraporc. and the staff cf he Inspector of Schools' Office on the occasion oi the retirement
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    ALLEGED TRICK ON UNEMPLOYED.
    488 12 Tamils Charged. REPORTED PROMISE OF WORK. r r\\K story of how Tamils of the labouring class were allegedly tricked into parting with sums of money, was related to the Third Magistrate, Mr. R. J. F. Curtis, yesterday. Two Tamils. Nanu and Kajoo. were charged before him
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    MALARIA IN THE PAR EAST.
    644 12 Singapore To Be Centre Of Special Course. IT HAS long been a matter fpr comment that the Malaria Commission of the Health Committee of the League of Nations in its enquiries into malaria, and particularly in its recommendations for the control of the disease, had
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    ONAN ROAD MURDER
    1265 12 HYLAM boy Gli LTV. Boxers Evidence, Jury Retires One Hour. A woman these were thcth* cipal figures in a di alleged to have taken place w J 22 last in a house inOnan Road! v culminated in the death woman. The Hyl&m "boy y t, tin b4g|
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    229 13 TISH SHIPPERS AMAZED. v, i Africa's Subsidy To Italy. London. Sept. 15. Ii nhrmation of a renort. which i.d Eritish shipping circles to South African Government > i idise Lallan lines to the ear to cany Cape prol pons, was a Horded
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    69 13 From China and Japan by the Tokushima Maru." dSM at Singapore at dayagn: vo-morrow. Frcm France by the Chenonceaux," due at Singapore at 5 p.m. to-morrow. From Western Australia by tne "Minderoo." cue at Singapore to-morrow. From China by the "Conte Verde.' due at Singapore on Monday morning.
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    MONEY MARKET
    199 13 SELLING .Singapore, Sept. IS. London 4 months sight 2|4 JJ London months' si; in 2 4 ;M London CO day:' sgM 2 4 364 London 31t days' sight 2 4 132 London demand 4 London T.T. 2 3 il 82 L: aaa :nd demand IM Hamburg demand !S4
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    PRODUCE.
    191 13 I Singapore. Sept. 15. R iSiam) W. Coast N. 1 per Knyan R. i Siam» W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $111 Rice, h Siam N. 1 $103 j Rice. 3. Siam N. 2 $98 Siam. No. 1 "Sinhway" $170 j Siam. No. 2 "Sinhway" $160 Siam, No 3
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    THEFT IN COURTS.
    173 13 Hoy Who Wanted To Pay Mother's Fine. A pcrtirtilprly mean form of theft tccurrcil In tbe P'hcc Courts ycs.crday A ChWtSt woman va? fined $3 for IWOlillg without a licence and, being unable X pay the fme, sh* son' her r-v. n-year-old smi out to borrow the
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    DIARY OF THE DAY
    223 13 WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures, TO-DAV. SEPT. 16 "i?h Tidr-s —9.31 a.m.. 8.21 p.m. I Singapore Races. Go'.f: Island Club September Medal. Skating competition. N-w World. fcctball, S.A.F A. Cup. Malays II v Chinese I. Anson Read. TO-MORROW, SEPT. IT. High TidwS.—10 a.m., 9.14
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    AMUSEMENTS
    142 13 \LHAMBRA —Fredr c March ia Ti.v Eagle aid ;he Hawk." CAPITOL. Laurel and Hardy ta Fra Diavcl?." EMPIRE.— Fredric March. BBSS* Landi. etc.. The Sign of the Cto I GREAT WORLD —Side shews, Cabaret. 1 Malay epera, Chinese wayang. silent and talkie rim mar, iSky the* re: Jack Bu>
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      230 13 I SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. i Kwaaman, Keaaaatk, Kratay Dgaajsat Ticn ,.aiiu and Beou. (Iff**) 2 p.m. Kemaasaa, Kesnaeeks Dunr.-.m. Trcn--mm W** Bcsul H u: X Ho> 2 p.m. ftanka Island. Pladjoe and Pal-mbxip, 'Senain) 2 p.m. Djamb rroi,.d. b 3 p.m. i North and Eas. India .Kutsar.e) 3 p.m.
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    Last Day Of Autumn (Cold Cup) Race Meeting. STAGE ALL SET FOR GRAND FINALE.
    122 14 NO GOLD CUP SCRATCHINGS. r DOUBLE TOTE ON RACES 7 9; BIG SWEEP ON RACE 9. The Singapore Turf Club's Autumn (Gold Cup) five-day professional meeting which commenced on Sept. 2 will bo brought to a
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    TWENTY-ONE ANIMALS NOT ACCEPTING.
    709 14 npWENTY ONE horses and ponies entered for to-day's races hay not accepted the weights allotted them and the fields will in consequence !.e on the small side, with oniy five runners in the race for Class 1, Division 2. horses. Tl c fact that all thirteen
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    THE GOLD CUP RUNNERS.
    200 14 "Winning Post" Weighs Them Up. TIIL following are thumb-nail sketches of the Gold Cup entrants by "Winning Post": ANTICUR (9.9): Shows progressive form and is probably a better hcrse BOW than in May. Represents the best each way b?t in the race. REFILL (8.13): Very genuin?
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    "WINNING POST'S" TIPS.
    82 14 Special Selections For To-Day. WINNING Port's" selections for this afternoon's races ar: as follows: RAC E i.—KALAW. Sigh. RACE I. —STAND UP. Sunrise. Gcldtn Hern. RACE V—DAVIDIA. Lady Kuala. Wattle Ash. RALE ».—VVINI lELD. M inways. Slar Player. RACE :>.—GEN'GFR (Medani (hip O Sir el. Ilcurii '.le.
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    LIVOCK AND BRYAN.
    101 14 Airman Scores A Century At Lord's. Group-Captain G. E. Livock. whose 0 ickctir.g performances during his stay in Malaya arc still fre. hin the minds of everyone, scored a ccntry for the Aair Fo cc in the annual match against the Army at Lord's last month, but
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    S.E.S. v. TAN KAH KEE XI.
    57 14 Upper Serangoon Rovers United team Tat Kah X o rocrer XI to-morro* at the S. E. S 71 eund: Ahmad Abdullah: Ahmad TIMIJ Teo liar. Teci-: Tien- Kan*. A. Sankaran. Khtmc -feck. Kheng Soon; Mansur. Hamid. Yon? ?iang icapt Jchn Vellu. CVcil Ppley, Tcck
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    EIGHTEEN BEATS FORTY-ONE.
    185 14 Youth Wins. U.S. AMATEUR GOLF SEMI-FINAL. Cincinnati, Sept. IG. MAX Marston, aged 18, beat Jack Munger (Dallas, aped 41) in the semi-final of the American Amateur golf championship here to-day by six and five, over 36 holes. Dan Dunlap (Kansas City) beat Little (San Francisco) in the
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    Y.W.C.A. CLASSES.
    127 14 International Lessons In Cooking. In Ma lav i, where people of :o many nationalities and live side by side, we are Interacted in Cne another's ways of Ihrletg, and the Y.W.C A. is BOW abeu; to give us the cpportuni.y of learning something or the foods cf our
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    MALAYAN BADMINTON REPORTS.
    155 14 Useful B.P. Tournament Results. TIES played in he Useful B P.': tournament resulted as follows: "A" open singles championship: We,- Kirn Wee beat Tan Hye Leong 15-13. 12—15. 15 —4; Ec Hock Chiar.g beat J. C. Kcvu'hu 15—5, 13—13 (a—3). '"C" open singles championship: Soh Hun Swee
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    KLANG BADMINTON.
    201 14 Yale BP. Beat Chan Foo Sen's Team. Char. Foo Sen's frfufm'ri on party of Koaia liTißifH" travelled down tc Ktaan uiit! net he "Yale sartsnrntrrn party end last I —3. Yale's players cacnttcned Bret. LADIES' DOUBLES Misses Lee Chow V.and Lfa Quan Neo lost to Misses Chan K;n
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    CUSTOMS TOURNAMENT.
    79 14 Inter-State Competition In F.M.S. The F.MS. Custcnv c"?n brdmmtcn daubles tournament for the Swettenham cuij 1 as played -:n Sunday on the Railway Ens i utc court*. "Ihere were several entric from Perak, Negri Semb'lan and Behusfor V. Kandian and WOOf WIBV, Eunn (Port Swsttcnhatni wcr. the ehSUafdCES
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    GRANGE R.P.
    64 14 Onefe b. p. tcaa v. the Yot.hr b. p. tosseerosi a the hitter's court, ISI, Tatiglin Read, at 3 30 p Rs.:— fir sirs: Civ Leaf YOBf. tea Cheng Chua and Scan Yak Ihai Kj'.i Chek Tuan, Chan Lt» Kuan. Koh Chye Tuan. Beah Neo Hen; Reserve: Coh
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    53 14 Results of untitled in the State Chinese Reading Clu'a tingles badminton trurnamen I Ang What: Kirn beat Tar. Guan Chuan 15 —1. 15—4: Tan Huat beat Tan Mian<t Trung I2—lo. 15—7. 13—13 (5—1»; Ang Whatt Kirn beat Lav Fau Seng L"«—3. 15—G; Tar. Baat Seng beat Lim Som Chuan 13—13
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    COMMERCIAL CUP.
    800 14 THRILLING SOCCER FINAL M.P.H. Surprised. Fraser And Neave Win Competition. A LARGE cwwrd sai I rape, a ;j Neave win the ConiaeitipJCßj when they defeated the Malay' Publishing House in yesterday's fipsj at the Anson Road Stadium I v 4-2. The game was thrilling and had all the
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    SELANGOR TURF CLUB.
    55 15 n Meeting.Definitely 1 Coming Off. the rumour that the pjß r not having their P» an up-country paper. ►w-ri reduced from a three- v..-day one. ,ra"'- i be Saturday, Sept. 30 :<- •91 tde two run* for Morse* od Ponies 2 and 3 com- jr.i 1 fid
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    DAING MAKKAH SHIELD.
    62 15 gab} i.iuT-Sthool Soccer ompetition. Lh< mall lof ths Singapore ill competition: COST ROUND Paduxe Terbakar ng Katons I. Lnu i X Tanglm 5, Kamponif Gclam 3. .-EMI-FINALS- Qsgrlang o. 'lvi Sasa 5. Sepoy Lines V. I I THE FINAL. Kglap Malay School Eas' Division* and Tcluk champions
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    SERANGOON SOCCER.
    44 15 ren United team the >-momm a* the S.E.S. John Lolv. Jan an. MahKhang Hock. Hock Chye; Harnid. Teck Urn C-a Pi; jewrvei A van* Bah Chee. 3 G. Paul. I. Sat'ar. N. vrunvjgam. A. Sankaran. R. ah. S. Thiagarajan, J. X Mahen-
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    I.A. CRICKET.
    34 15 :i p.ay their final cricket -norrow at 11 a.m. Davar, Amarchand CI Ddy, Raj, Ram Singh. 5 rnn «*hi Dighe. XI Ht r?:ov:nd. Mlstry. Fernid! til Balnua Sirgh. Paraman. Kenramjec, Chota Namazie.
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    K. L. BADMINTON.
    433 15 Championship Doubles Tournament. A °OOD crowd witnessed the opening matches of the Selangor Doubles Championships which were played last week-end in the V I HaU: Following are lhe results.— WOMEN'S DOUBLES. Miss Grace Appucutty and Miss Muriel Vanaen Driesen beat Miss Dora Venus Chan and M.ss Violet
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    SEREMBAN HOCKEY.
    29 15 •'Pavllan," writes eulogising the good work at .Mr. P. S. Muthu in organising hockey in Seremban and being the honorary secretary of the Association since its inception.
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    LOCAL BADMINTON.
    158 15 Marigold Tournament Results. fjHHE following are the results of the 15th and J 10th rounds of the Mai gold E.P. open singles tournament. 15TH ROUND: —C. H. Chung beat Yeo Swee Kwang 15—11, 15—1; Chua Leng Yang beat Chua Leng Seah 15—6, 15—12; Yeo Swee Thong beat Tan
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    MALAY SOCCER.
    56 15 i The Colman Shield Competition. Fixtures in the Mhlaya Football Association Colman League competition are as follows: To-morrow: Kampong Tiong v. Kota Raja n. Sunday: S. Pranakan v. D. Bahar I. Tuesday: F. Munir v. Malayu K. Raja. All games will be played at the Jalan Besar Stadium.
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    U.S. AMATEUR GOLF.
    43 15 Title Holder Eliminated In Quarter-Final. Reuter. Cincinnati, Sept. 15. C. Ross Somerville (Ontario), last year':? champion, was eliminated in the quarter.finals of the American Amateur golf championship over 36 holes by W. L. Little (San Francisco» by 2 and I.—Reuter.
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    THE WEEK-END B.P.
    112 15 The "C" team of Week-End B.P. (formerly known as the Norfolk Road 8.P.) will have a friendly return match with the Paya Lebar Epworth League to-morrow at 3 p.m. at the letter's court. Players and supporters are requested to assemble at 1304. Upper Serangoon Road, between 3
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    BADMINTON AT GEYLANG.
    119 15 The Lorong 24 B.P. beat the Alfalrs B.P. at the former's court on Sunday as follow*: (Lorong 24 players mentioned first): Singles:—Kwek Chip Jian beat Richard Boey 5—15. 15—10, 15—1; Gan Eng Teck lost to Georgie Lim 5—15. 15 —9, 10—15; John Gann lost to Ong Keng
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    S.K.C.B.P. v. AMATEUR S.A.
    56 15 Sect Kirn Cheng Badminton Party team v. '.he Amateur Sporting Association to-morrow at Lorong 16, Geylang: Ang Whatt Kirn, Tan Chuan Hock, Peh Teng Siew, Tan Kirn Koon, Wan Chin Im, Gan Soon Tee and Lim Chin Hee. Reserves: Sect Kirn Cheng, Kee Hup Seng, Gan
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    ROVERS B.P.
    51 15 Mr. Chan Teck Seng of Messrs. Barlow and Co., has been elected hon. treasurer of the Rcvors B.P. vice Mr. Kum Kirn Leng (resigned). Mr. Low Bock Eng has been elected hon. assistant secretary. Payments must be' made to either Mr. Chan Teck Seng cr Mr. Low Bock
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    USEFUL B.P. v. MAYFLOWER.
    63 15 Useful B.P. team v. the Mayflower B.P. at the latter's court. Shrewsberry Road, off Moulmein Road, to-monrow at 3.30. p.m.: Koh Beng Swee, George Chen. Ec Hock Chiang. Chin Tham Swee, Chiang Tiong Wan, Wee Joo Hai, Tan Hye Leong and Wee Kirn Wee. Reserves:—Lim Jaik
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    GRANGE B.P. v. YOUTH'S B.P.
    41 15 Grange B.P. v. Youth B.P. on Sunday at the latter's court at 3.30 p.m.: Chua Leng Yong. Yeo Cheng Chua, Seah Yak That, Chua Leng Kuan. Koh Chek Tuan, Seah Neo Heng and Kch Chye Tuan.
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    ROYAL SINGAPORE Y.C. EVENTS.
    76 15 Races For Three Classes On Sunday. mo-MORROW the RS.Y.C. International six J metre class will sail the thirdjand last race for the Milner Challenge Cup. Starting time 10 a.m. The "B" class will sail the second and lest race for a trophy presented by ihe Commodore.
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    EPWORTH LEAGUERS.
    234 15 Series Of Inter-Team Games Played. The following are the resui's cf friendly matches played between the Strait* Chinese Epworth League and the Wesley Epwor h League last Saturday (Straits players mentioned first t: BADMENHON SINGLES. Tan Chuan Hock beat Lee Geek Hat 15—3, 15—9; Tay Soo Lan beat
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    PORT DICKSON Y.C.
    99 15 New Scheme For Grouping Helmsmen. (From Our Oicn Correspondent.) Seremban, Sept. 13. TJie committee oi the Port Dickson Yacht Club have decided to give a trial to a scheme whereby helmsmen are divided into two A and B, the former comprising the more experienced hands. In Club
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    AUSTRALIA v. U.S.
    71 15 International Lawn Tennis Friendly. Reuter. Lake Forest, Illinois. Sep' 15. In an international lawn tennis friendly, Quist (Australia) beat Keith Glendhlll (N.E.) 3—6. 6—2. 6—3. Parker (U.S.) beat McGvath (Australia) 6—4. 6—2. Crawford and McGrath (Aus'ralia) beat Shields and Parker 6—B. 6—4. 6—4, 6—3. Shields beat Crawford
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    SEREMBAN SOCCER.
    63 15 Malay Regiment XI Beat The Police (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Sept. 13. A team from the Malay Regiment at Port Dickson travelled down to Seremban to-day and beat the Police on a friendly game of soccer by 2 —o. The police played a better game, whilst the
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    INDIAN LABOUR IN CEYLON.
    388 16 Not Losing Ground. CEYLONESE PREFER TILLING LAND. DUBBER is the only industry Hi which any accurate estimate can be made of those who have lost their employment, states Mr. N. J. Lud dington. Acting (Vntivller of Labour, Ceylon, in the course of a review o; labour
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    129 16 Wedding Procession Meets A Funeral. Alexandria. A pitched battle v: v. r.;ch one ir.an was killed and another seriously injured took place •when a wedding procession met a funeral cortege ir. the main street of El Fhcbak. a village in the Ghfca Prov:rce. Egypt. The funeral procession
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    465 16 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore, Sept. 8. MEAT. Beef, steak (round), katl 80 Beef, stew or curry, kati 24 Pork, lean, kati 41 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), *ati 33 Mutton, Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati 43 Hens (locally reared), kati 40 Ducks, Saigon, each 68 Pigeons,
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    Improving Empire Radio. LAST QUARTER OF 1933.
    1004 17 N Of Talks. i j STATEMENT 8.8.C. ;NCE received by I overseas listeners months has been by those responsible ent of programmer British Empire lese letters from extremely varied an area receiving i (grammes. kinds have been found ■en possible for the the
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      592 17 THE DAVENTRY STATION. Details Of Programmes In Advance. A/«velengths: 25 2« and Si 3 metraa. 'Greenwich Mean Time: add 7 hrt. 20 minute*.) TO-DAY, SEPT. 16. G.M.T. 11.0 a.m^—l.o p.m. Transmission on an cmnl-directlor.al aerial: 11.0 Orchestral Concert: 11.45 Musical Ccmedy Programme (Gramophone records). 12.15—1.0 Orchestral Concert. 130 p.m. Time
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    TOWN IN TERROR OF EXPLOSION.
    298 18 Detonators Taken From Ship. TWELVE blasting detonator.-,, able to rlo terrible damage to life and property, are in the hands of some unknown boys at Iliracombe, who are unaware of their peril. It happened this way. The Greek vessel Taxiarchis. leccntly salved from the sea.
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    SPEEDBOATS COLLIDE.
    384 18 Locked Vessels Go Round In Circles. F>ur people were injured, and light cthe had narrow escapes, wJseo two -peedbcatrame into ccllluat the entrance to BndUn; ton Harbour. Cne oi the speedboats so badly damage hai she sank shortly aft* the last passengi:had been taken eff The injured wereNH
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    A USEFUL METAL.
    279 18 Industry Can Now "Plate" Walls. I A Glim.v o' ric one-" o: th' -mure, tinplaicd ns'dr :d cut. —it i tin-platsd baths j and fl.t;n«.. pi v.ucc' '.y :c. imo almost cor .;1: by Cr: ir i a produeera, The scv nee, v a.eh include, a trera-r.wous
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    2879 19 H Ym. A. MS HI j^m g, Y Mm THE CORNERITE DEBATE. [re You For Or [gainst Science mare pood than harm i pinion, simply ridiI ,ny this not •galoot scientists. I i DM justifiable, behicli. if I am not can deny. cc fa then, when science lo we ever
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