Malaya Tribune, 18 September 1933

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune rHE Most popular daily newspaper in malaya. Vol. xx.- -No. 222 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1933 rIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Sept. IS, 1933. Malaya Tribune 16 PAGES SINGAPORE. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1933 NT>
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      152 1 &ad The 0 Sunday Tribune [otninant fn Malaya! PURE. F 1 Lk7n COXVEN LEN V FORM FOR COOKING OR DRINKING Obtainable at all Leading Provision Stores. DISTRIBUTORS; GETZ BROS. CO. j 7\ SPEEDY Vjf I TW? is real speed in the new Austin. 1 \I 80 r.i.p.h. Yet there is
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      185 1 A. PUNTER 6, Raffle* Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Fear! Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest aDd lowest market prices. Also buying gold cams and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. HEALTH and STRENGTH j IN EVfcRY TIN
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    "TRIBUNE" CHINA NEWS SERVICE TEST OF JAPANESE "FRIENDSHIP."
    398 2 Arrogant Attitude. OPPOSED TO CHINA'S DEVELOPMENT. JJEPORTS are in circulation to the effect that the Chinese 1 Government has decided to change its diplomatic policy towards Japan. "At the same time similar reports are in circulation in Tokyo and the Japanese press
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    SHANGHAI RELIEF.
    138 2 Bandit Menace And Floods In Two Provinces. Shanghai. Aug. 30. The various public organisation* here have re-jived urgent telegrams from the authorities ie He nan and Anhuci requertiong that relief be expended to the flood victims in their respective provinces. The Annuel authcriies declare that, aside from the
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    STRIKE UNSETTLED.
    97 2 Mr. T. V. Soans May Be Asked To Mediate. Shanghai. Aug. 30. The s'rike situation in the B.A.T. Company fac'ory remains unchanged. The workers ar? new planninj to request Mr. Ti. V. Soong to mediate, It is learned from a reliable source. The a'Utude of the Company is
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    NEW CHINESE WARSHIPS.
    61 2 Manoeuvres To Start Outside Woosung. Shanghai. Aug. 30. The newly constructed Chinese naval vessels Hsienning, Minchuan, Yungshui, Klangnin Hainin, Wunin. Suinin and Minshen will start manoeuvres outside Woosung to-day under the command of Admiral Chen Hsun Yun The manoeuvres will continue for several days and Include target
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    SURTAX EXTENDED.
    32 2 Shanghai, Aug. 30. By order of the Ministry of Finance 'he Cusoms surtax, which expired on August 1 Sinmnf f ended 0r another pleven beginning from August I.—Sin Wen Pao.
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    POLITICAL EVENTS IN SOUTH-WEST.
    223 2 General Chen's Attitude Uncompromising. Hongkong, Aug. 28. I VffANY members of the South-west Political I -ITI council are still in Hongkong unwiiing j to return to Canton in view of the uncomproj nrsing attitude of Ceneral Chen Chi-tang. J Mr. Chou Lu. a prominent member of
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    HOPEI FLOOD RISES.
    128 2 Amusement Surtax To Be Used For Relief. Tientsin, Aug. 25. Reports received to-day from the Yeilow Kn< i Aflajn Bun an by the Hopei Provincial Government state that tiie Yellow River to Hcpei continues to rm\ the water mark beint; Oi* feet three Inches higner than the
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    FLOOD REACHES KANSU.
    124 2 Dykes Broken And Districts Inundated. Chcngchow, Aug. 28. In Kansu 'he Yellow River har, broken its fefeM and has inundated many districts on both sides of the river. The flocd water, which is 12 feet deep, is flowing eas ward towards Honan and should icach Honan territory
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    "REDS" IN FUKIEN.
    125 2 Renewed Drive Against Them Decided Upon. FocchCvV, Aug. 30. The American, Bridsh, Japanese, French and Dutch Consuls here yes erday called on Genera! Chiang Kwang Nai, Chairman of the Fukien Provincial Government, making Inquiries on the Communist situation in Nor-h--western Fukien. General Tsai Ting Kal, Commander of
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    DEMILITARIZED ZONE.
    136 2 Chinese Authorities Unable To Exercise Jurisdiction. Peiping, Aug. 30. In spite of the fact that the Chinese au- thorities have taken ovei; most of the districts in the demilitarised area they are unable to exercise any control and the magistra es cannot issue orders excepi wiih the approval
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING— U.S. Of Malaya.
    312 2 I HpHE S.S. (Malacca) Association was admini- stercd a sharp rebuice by the Government fo.- suggesting that the Federated Malay States were a foreign State. Certainly that Is a view that shculd not be countenanced for a moment, but at t'.-ie same
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    Why Alor Star?
    172 2 IVIRE recent arm been drawn un f P j up ira .art;. r, s the Kedah G the landing utni c! F. mi I Air Mail line will hjv e com '-rpriH.' to a readers. It lasl, granted iha; with thi drome at Bayan In, P shopping
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      246 2 I 423, NORTH BRIDGE RD 1 |J I Contractor/ for tht Repair gjr C Natchez tc th' Bntuft 4,my m j I KOLYNOS j i (Kill.- dangerous germs in J your teeth. j X X/ A HEALTHY and energetic, r <—r 1 brisk and vivacious that's how Sanatogen will make
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      153 2 (dry rash burned andjtched For Jwelve Months. Very Sore. Healed by Cuticura. I suffered from a rash on my lace that was very sore and dry. Sometimes it Durned and itched so much that I thought I would go mad. I suffered with it about twelve months. After trying various
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      201 2 WHITEAWJtY'S BASIC VALUES POPULAR GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES llf I MEVS HATS HKWS NJLUMIH MEN'S BLAZERS. &rra:l < nap orim shape un)ined Nary blue flar.n?l. single breast- v (iark or light fawr dark or Nea d td with 2 brass buttons. l g n: grey. 2 brim 7 Size 30—45
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      454 3 M HASSAN. i B ,j RICAL AND WATER i N TRACTOR. 36 .17, Rraa Jtasah Road, SINGAPORE. If you are in need of electric fans, motors, etc., and nlea.se write to addn its or Yboot s; MBfIBfIMMMMMI TO LET. SUNG LIM PARK Pi:ri!i r Reductions of Rents from Ist August,
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      268 3 TO LET. j TO LET—IO, Newton Road, compound house. I 4 big bed-room;;, baths, electric, water, garagt, tfnnls court, servants' quarters. Apply: Ang Hock Seng. 38, Amoy Street. TO LET—I63-A. Haig Road, spacious compound house, electric, water and garage. Apply within. TO LET The upper flocr of an annexe in
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      428 3 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED—-Salrrgirls and Salesmen, good f.nportunity for right p.rson. Apply Box No 210, c o Malaya Tribune. WANTED—First-class Process Hand; must thoroughly understand line and half-tcne work; willing and industrious man only need apply; good salary for right man:—Write Box No. 187, c|o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. WANTED—A Chines? Lad.
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      397 3 PUBLIC NOTICES. LOST. Original fixed deposit receipt No. 21 59 (30-11-32), issued by the Chinese Commercial Bank in the name cf Lee Ah Ngo. has been lost. The Public are warned' that thi; r fcelpi i; not negotiable. NOTICE. HOE AIK STEAMSHIPS, LIMITED, NOTICE OF LOSS OF SCRIP. Whereas an
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      375 3 EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASI LRN Ml" -.CAL SCHOOL, Established li>2B. (A Government Registered Bchoul), (For Roys and Girls). 1 Kirk Terrace. Dboby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol fur a Sound Musical Education Systematic Training both In Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, etc. Booklet free. M. ANCIANO, Principal ADMISSION
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      489 3 i P /ill" l,sl,Num V f <|j v sufNiifiuay I in mi i I CTS. UfcGl TUBE I p EveiyWierJ MALAYA TRIBUNE. 'PHONE 6171. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery Including Inchiomg at office Postage Postage or close (Local or to Foreign residence. F.MS.) Countries. Yearly $15.00 121.00 »33.00 Half-Yearly
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    Shipping News & Notices. COASTAL SHIPPING IN CHINA.
    1081 4 Shipping News Notices. COASTAL SHIPPING IN CHINA. Compradores, Tea Boys And Agents. COASTAL shipping in China has certain characteristics peculiar to only this part id the world, and, while most of them have been acquired through long usage and by following tendencies inherent in human nature, they are decidedly unscientific
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    SEA SUPREMACY.
    495 4 Mitsui And Mitsubishi Exploit Oceans. INTEREST 1S being aroused by the fact that Si w Cady headwa J' has been made by the Mitsubishi interests in the mastery of th e urn anther big group, the Mitsui fim has equally expanded its activity in the t.ade, sa ys
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    GERMAN SHIPPING.
    745 4 "Aryan" Directors Of Companies. THE boards of directors t)f the HamburgAmer.ka Linie and Nord-dcu'slhcr Lloyd resigned at the artnual general mce'hap and new "Aryan" directors were elee'ed. It hi no eworthy trat the German newspapers c rcss the fact that the rectirgs passed off quietly, not a word
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    SHOPS AND HOUSES BURNT.
    450 4 Six Brigades Work By Searchlight. OIK brigadea one nigh'- fought for live hours Kj the bißgest lire the,: has occurred at Evesham Worcestershire, for twenty-seven years Six business premise;, two garages, and a r.H.tographer's »tudJo in High-s reet and Avon- reel were involved, a::d all were
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    A NAVAL SEND-OFF.
    97 4 H.M.S. Cornwall Leaves For England. Amid the s rains of. "Auld Lang Syne" ar.d "Rrliing Heme England." ard the cheerfrom the personnel of the warships In Harbour gathered on the Nor h Arm of tho Naval Dockyard. H.M.S. '•Cornwall" Hongkong yesterday morning flying her paj-ing-off penar.t, fcr
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      435 4 REAMER SAILINGS. P 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated In England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LONDON AND PAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Dm Tonnage. Singapore. 1033. BURDWAN 6,070 Sept. 28 RAWALPINDI
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      185 4 I|TLLOYD TRIESTINO <lacorpor»te<j to Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Calling at Penan*, Colombo. Bombay Celling at Colombo, Bombay, Son, Port Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez Port Said, Brindlsl. Venlee and Trieste. Bald, BrlndisL Venice sod Trieste, Duo Leave Due m.v. MONCALIERI Sept. 21 Sept *1 B-pore.
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      225 4 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LiNIE Deutach |H D Q| Australia c Damprachlfft |[flrCj Oesellschaft. (Companies incorporated In Germany). OUTWARDS. HONOKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. t mj. SAUERLAND, via Manila Sept. 19 f m.s. VOGTLAND. via Manila Oct. S t m.s. LEVERKUSEN. via Manila Oct. 17 f s.s. SAARLAND, via Manila
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      545 4 STEAMERJUII NORDDF: rTscHKi tvSwS LLOYD The undernoted arc the ftaxnai fixtures:— OUTWARDS. i "DONAU" for Manila. SS Shanghai, N. China Jama HO.MI W UU 3 "SAALE" for Aden. M.<..;< mm Rotterdam. Hamburg and Bremen s~. t "DESSAU" for Genoa, Havre. Antwerp, R'dam. H bur? and Bremen J 5 "LAHN" for
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    Mining Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    408 5 apore, Ifoodajr. 11 a.m. •n share quotations are Issued Co. exchange and atocfc Buyen. B. llera. ftiot Tin 28 6 30 cd 30',- 35 I no MH l oo ua cd 19 0 200 0.10 0.18 0.54 0.59 II tfm lfl lio 0 37 0.40
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    152 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. TIN PRICE UP AGAIN. Rubber Better News From New York. 'By Our rinanciai Correspondent.) Singapore, Monday, Noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), IS% cts., up ct. Market Tone: Steady. Tin (Singapore), $111 Vi., up Market Tone: Firm. Saturday's Prices:— London Rubber, 3%d., unchanged. Market Tone:
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    FINANCIAL.
    157 5 FINANCIAL PETROL PRICES. Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial
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    BUKIT JELOTONG RUBBER.
    306 5 Loss Wiped Off By Transfer. THE twenty-third report of the directors of Bukit Jelotong Rubber Estates, Ltd., for the year ended May, 31, is as follows: The loss for the year after allowing for depreciation amounting to $1,716.03 on buildings, machinery, etc., is $2,364.79. The debit balance
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    RUBBER FLOORS.
    615 5 Use In Operating Theatres. rpHE committee of the Rubber Growers' As- i 1 sociaticn has recently caused to be issued I to all rubber flooring manufacturers in Eng- j iand ihe first part of a report on an inveaiigatlon carried out to |eat the suitability of rubber flcoring
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    POLICY OF SMALL GROWER.
    1567 5 Meeting Of Sungei Timah. Speaking at the annual general meeting of j Bungtt-Tbnah Estate (Perak), Ltd., Mr. Maude said: The directors' report and accounts for th? year ended Marh 31 last have been circulated as usual, and you will doubtless agree that I uhould take them
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    Rubber Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    631 5 Singapore, Mon., 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotations rtt issued by Praser and Co and Lyaii and Eraaa; issue value. Fraaar Ljali* r J I Shares. Co. ■vale, j 1 Allenby $0.65 $0.75 $0.70 $0.85 1 Alor Gajah 0.50 0.60 0.55 0.66 1 A.
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      60 5 a. THE VW\ SOUTH Bff.J BRITISH V J' lAf WBTJBANCI N OOMFANT. v LOOTED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR OItUmAHCE ACCEPTED AT IATWEIT CLEEEHT BATE*. L O. MAROOLIOOTH. Otdce: i, pinlayson Green. UW] I THE EASTERN UNITED ISSUBAMCI CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE, L
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      53 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated to £n«Tand). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. D'Almelda Street Authorised and Subscribed gj.oQO.000 Capital £1,000,000 Paid-up-Capital f aoo.000 Reserve Fund and Rert HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Graving ACCOUNTS opened and SAVING ent per annum. „SS?* 0« commerce, toportacce throughout the world. B. O. SMITH. i APtftf itoMfir
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      46 5 WATCH IT GROW! Yearly Interest Paid to You Quarterly Put a few dollars away regularly and watch your bank balance grow. As an incentive to your thrift THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK p*.ys interest Begin your saving now. near! Offlce: 55, Will Street. N.T
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      210 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated In Strait* Settlementa.). Successors to HE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG BANE, 1 TD AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING CIIULIA STREET, SINGAPOBE. BEAD rf^^ n ßß 2sCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE BOAD. BOARD OP
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      205 6 Amusements I ALHAMBRA| -w—. To-night at 6.15 9.15 Jfl^^ in Ont It echoes the secrets of ten thousand s'.raiu SSSft i r WM\\> romances! Su jfl .-.ensa'ion k|QOPv the teasen MARLBOROUGH ass HAROLD HUTH and BENITA HUME in 1 Honeymoon Adventure" A Delightful British Mystery Thriller i i i i
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      169 6 IrIiWSHIWL opening TO-NIGHT! M.-G.-M.'s rapid-moving comedy-star, LEE TRACY as an ambulance-chasing Lawyer—ready to si age an accident to get a case "THE NUISANCE" j And then MADGE EVANS, as the pretty Blonde detective tripped him up. so he married her to pre\cnt her from putting him in jail SEE THIS
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      294 6 j iEMaSff TO-NIGHT! I They said we couldn't screen it BUT WE DARE THEM TO STOP US! I F:r the flirt turn, the screen rtv;a>> a itor they dared not pui in lypr. ...;>*.;• i moral problem, of the age Ncv v. iv iov.-shop Into shop-girls' sculs. naily en in
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      222 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS TENDERS. TENDERS arc invitt OB b*iia!f of Th P rtugu .sc Mission from approved contractor fc:- th: r:co-/structicn < f porttMf of thr old Europe Hottl Building tot COBVCRI I MPttP and Flat>. Plans and specification < ;»n m tM mi iuP particulars obtai'.cd »< the MfcC Aic'.iitats.
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    EVERY 25 SECONDS.
    186 7 in, Circulation of the Blood is Complete. rpuscle ol blood completes its journey entire Itatssji in twenty-fiv: seconds, dry CT dible but it is true. And asy to understand hew quickly uiTcr if the blood Is thin and muscles, iv rv s. digrstive a-d not receiving the
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    CITY'S FOOD SUPPLY THREATENED.
    261 7 General Strike In Philadelphia. Reuter Wireless. Phdade'phiu. Bept 17. T HE f C ty S fOCd ""W* threat ned by cn&&*T compl te s:ncral "orry-jrlvers nd carrkgs tc c whu I,ng up $100 00 gooda which half a,e perishable —Renter. Washington, sept. 17. i en-™ Dcu
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    BRITISH HOSPITALS.
    336 7 Operations Will Now Be Safer. rTKiE Press a Horn ten >■> two d v< cpments M. wh'rh wiP make Britten 1 -sr \.!s th lines: i" he world. •1' Score:, of famous G.rmar. physicians, -ureeon-: and research workers, mho hare been expelled from Germany. h3ve placed tin r
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    HITLER'S IRON CROSS.
    231 7 Story Of How He Muffed French Troops. Berlin, Aug. 3. A halo of mvsti-ry has always surrounded th e wartime deeds of Adolf Hitler. Modest y rVrJte? talks about them and he is■particularly Vaent about how he got his Iron Cross of the I st-class exactly 15
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    GOLD-SEEKING BY AEROPLANE.
    349 7 SB.OOO Square Miles To Be Photographed. U7TTH the object of asusting uf roksiss to 77 locate fun-.atuns In which «?o!d and c her ctals may bo prcscn Austral Development 'd.. acting un behalf of the Western Mining ration Ltd.. .have appcin cd Messrs. H. mmisg and Partners
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    469 7 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore. Sept. 15. MEAT. Bfi f .-teak (round), kati 30 Beef, itev cr curry feat] 2 POJ», lean, ka.i 4fl Pork, l<=an and fat < l,t quahtv, kati 3*> MutiXin, Australian, lb. gg Fowl, kati 3 Hens (locally reared*, kati 42 Duck-. Saigon, each
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    NINETY KILLED IN HURRICANE.
    76 7 Church Blown Round On 1 Its Axis. Reuter. Mexico City. Sept. 18. At least 91 people are reported tc have been killed in a hurricane along tne Mexican coast and another hundred drowned at San Luis Postosi, when the Santiago river burst its dam. The damage
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    GIRL GLIDES JAMBOREE.
    258 7 Why The Chief Scout Did Not Broadcast. I Gocdoelioe. Hunger.-. Au". 3 To-day -.a Girl Guides Day the Four h wort* Jamboree in <x:.xh 20.000 sccu'3 from all the world ar: .ak.ng part. The p.irl gu'dc amon> v 10m was a stron" cob in-en from Br.tahi. were
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    RUBBER IN EUROPE.
    94 7 A Semi-Trjpical Valley Discovered. Sotia. Plans for establishing a rubbo- factory on the banks of the river Rhopctamo are reported here. This river, which runs into the sea between Burgas and the Tu.kish frontier, flows through dense torests and swamps hemintd in by low hills, covered by
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    CASHIER'S ESCAPADE.
    201 7 Confiscation Of Estate Likely. CONCERNING the disappearance cl PoUu Young, cashier of he Hongkong olßee ol IhJ fcwai ins Provincial Bank, the "Canter, OafcUe""reports hat Young's father, a deceased icngkonf merchant, had been I Kutmilntiui-, •;-< ruber Jor ten years Young was traaatcrrcd to .he Hongkong branch, after
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    SUCCESSES IN SPAIN.
    149 7 British Alarm American Motor Car Makers i Bilbao. American manufacturers arc said to be alarmcd* at the unqualified success of British motor- cars tc Spain Scli:u£ agcr.ts nave Leen ordered to prevent at any COK t »he continued replacement of American cars by attractive Britisii models. As
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    SCHOOLBOY DROWNED.
    109 7 Bather Treads On Body. A NINE-YEAH-OLD Chinese schoolboy was drowned in Lcrong 17, Geylang. on Satifrdfej a't'Mnoon. He was la:-' ten by liis pa* cuts, who live in the vicinity, at 2 p.m. Nobody seems to have seen aim. bathing in the pool, but an adult Chinese who
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      182 7 and m HP HE burning irritation A and discomfort of hot-weather skin troubles is quickly overcome by /.mi-Buk. Fczema, rashes, sores, insect bites and pimples cannot resist this wonderful ointment. Zam Buk is instantly ..thing. It gers to the roots <>f disease, kills bad germs, expda all poison and grows
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      166 7 SINGAPORE HOTiisH i 4 GOODWOOD PARK HOTĔT Phone 6490 Telegram c Goodwood Admirably located—sufficiently distant from city noise to ensure an atmosphere of peace and quietness. LARGE GARDEN—I 4 TENNIS COURTS. EVERY COMFORT High-class restaurant under expert European supervision. Lock-up parages: Moderate Rates: Terms I Apply:—Manager. [METROPOLE HOTELTI J TEL.
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      409 7 CLVB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies fa Singapore, most of the members uf whic i are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Dir.ry provided specially fcr them. Secretaries ate invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date, ■mi complete. Happenings of general interest v'll still be included in the
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    41 8 Tit' Ioni'1» n *tir Ibi Ms E-.j,r Gah m kfe rcnvrj 1 kt tl IiUnk» t< All RluliV.f «na Kind fruntfh li-* .-.ft .A ifif ft.nt.ro> i: well 95 Ifcf-; who ;:t v: triiA ui.d a! coikciui Lvt-
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    A LOOK AROUND.
    563 8 News from the East, usually the more dismal has been more encouraging than that from the West during the past few days. China and Japan seem to have reached a degree of rapprochement which would have seemed impossible only six months ago. A new Foreign Minister has
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    200 8 Comments By The Way. f ONE little matter which the Turf Club authorities might give their careful attention to before the next race meeting takes place here is the provision of better facilities tor the prompt rendering of medical assistance to jockeys I jvho may be
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    Aspiration !
    156 8 Aspiration NEXT week about a quarter of a million Londoners will resume evening studies organised by the London County Council. The subjects covered by the Council are comprehensive and exhaustive, ranging from languages, science and art, to handicraft professions and trades. Considering that the average London boy or girl leaves
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    Palm Oil.
    154 8 A LL who are interested in the produc--fl-tion of palm oil will find the September issue of the Malayan Agricultural Journal useful and informative Th° issue devotes considerable space to palm oil problems and occupying a prominent place is an article on a system of control for palm
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Gemas.
    37 8 An alligator was recently shot by a kampong Malay of Kampong Lcnda. Gemas and brought to the police station at Tr-mpin for tl:c usual reward. U measured 9 feet 5 inches
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    Jeram.
    21 8 I». W. If. Stewart, formerly cf Bukit Panjang Estate. Jeram. is shortly returning to UtrT m he has been cofTee
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    Kedah.
    37 8 Iff. Alan Doxsey of Banda Bharu, Kedah at present en leave in England, has' decided no- tcj returiMo Malaya. He I. now a diree'or ox Celluloid Printers. I/d.. cf 200. Sou h ParlRoad. Wimbledon. S.W. 19.
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    Penang.
    128 8 Mr. B. F. Bridge, the Penang District Judge, is an inma c of the General Hospital He is reported to be progressing from an attack 01 influenza. The jury returnirg a verdct of guilty by a majority cf six to one, Yeoh Ah Hock was sentenced to death at
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    Sitiawan.
    12 8 Mr D. Carmichael, of Sitiawan, is leturning from Heme this week.
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    13 8 Mrs. r. T. Nixcn. wife of Mr. J. T N xon
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    Taiping.
    22 8 Chnrrh 3 Si S Cha P la i" ol All Saints Cnureh. Taipmg, will .hortly be leaving for Malacca on transfer.
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    Pahang.
    23 8 Mr. A. E. Mullaly, Comptroller of the Household and Private Secretary to H.H. ihe Sultan of Pahang, has gone Home on furlough.
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    Ipoh.
    49 8 The leave of Mr. J. Hobbs. Deputy Commissioner of Trade and Customs. Perak. has been extended for a month and 27 days from Au" The secend prize in the Singapore Turf Club s big swee.) on last Wednesday was won by the Tewkay of the Season S.ore, Ipoh.
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    Kuala Lumpur.
    76 8 Mr. K. Sabapa hy Pillai, who has been on the committee of the Selangor Gcvemment Servants' Co-operative Society for. a period of about e'.jht years, is, we hear, resigning his scat en the commi.tee cf management. 1 M. M. R. M. Nallakarapan Chettiar, manager and agent of the
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    411 8 BY -r i The cigarette eelehr i tenary this year. With it celebrate, a centenary According to the cabl are rife in Cuba that about to happen Ha 25? happening all this tirth■"' I have a large number i on the cash sweeps which h failed to
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    28 8 CHINA NEWS, on p*Bt I CLUB DIARY, on pa<jc T. GOLD CUP RACES, on (MfC I 3 RADIO program?,; f RACE STATISTICS, on parr M
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    SINGAPORE PRIEST KIDNAPPED. SENSATIONAL STORY TO K.L. POLICE.
    360 9 TOLD HE WAS WANTED BY THE CONSUL. All Night Road Journey. Attempt To Take Him By Train To Bangkok. he was kidnapped in Singapore, after being he was wanted by the Consul, was the sensational I to the Kuala Lumpur Police by
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    MAYOR AND BOYS' BRIGADES.
    423 9 Singapore Representatives In Belfast. Trd Mayor of Belfast receives itora horn many parts. it was Sir Crawford IffCulexperience to welcome two ts front far-away Singapore. contact for the first time tuna and the civic headtrters ol the Northern capital (says the Belfast Telegraph"). were CorporrU Tan
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    BLAZING YACHT OFF SHANKLIN.
    383 9 Three Persons On Board Injured. A MOTOR yacht, Iberia, which was refuelling at, Ihe end cf the pier at Shanklin, Isle cf Wight, caught tire after two explosions en tcard. and the flames spread to the piles of the pier. Shanklin pier, however, is constructed principally
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    FAMOUS STONE STOLEN.
    140 9 Smash And Grab. VAIN PURSUIT OF THIEVES. Reuter Wireless. London, Sept. 13. THE famous emerald diamond "Polar Star," valued at £20,000, was stolen in a smash and grab raid in Hatton Garden to-day. The diamond, which weighs 38-', j. carats, lay in a shop window. Two men
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    CHAOS IN CUBA.
    300 9 Business Practically At Standstill. Reuter Wireless. Havana, s pt. its. I>USSINESS in Cuba has practically s'opp d. owing to the uncertainty of the Smell Da refusing to participate in any transaction unlet* they have cash in advance. Meanwhile tension is increasing, owing to thieats of a general
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    SEREMBAN NOTES.
    85 9 Heavy Fine For Making Of Samsu. i I (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Sept. 16. A CHINESE was produced before Raja Kamaralzaman, the police magistrate, charged with being in possession of a still for the manufacture of samsu. and also samsu on which the duty had not been
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    THE SCOUTS' CAMP.
    67 9 The Sccufs Camp, which was attended byall the Scouters of the English schools. Negri I Sembilan, proved a very great success. The Asst. Commissiener cf Boy Scouts for Malaya, Mr. H. R. Her.slet. was present and an intensive training was given in Scout-craft. On Thursday night they
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    CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETV.
    89 9 The ninth annual ut'Tinral moc'tnic of the Malay Public Servant*' Co-ep:v»Ove CrrtU. Eocl«*ty. Ltd., NiVl Scmbllan. via» held Uli nil mo n ii: th<? Kins Clcorat! V School Hull Senmbon. wi:h p. h Guam Intpcc'.or ol Schfflk. N.9., picsltllr.it. Tliin vfry filt»ndi»rc4 numbering OVM" »0 numbers, »hUe Iho-»'
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    NEW COLONIAL POLICY.
    343 9 STRAITS, CEYLON AND HONGKONG. Closer Working. Big Changes Said To Be Imminent. TJUMOURS that thero will be closer administration of the three Colonies, the Straits Settlements, Ceylon and Hongkong, persist. There seems to bo foundation for them in the projected movements of the three Governors. It is
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    TOKYO'S PLAN.
    256 9 Manchuria To Be Japanese In Ten Years. The Japanese Government is encouraging Japanese financiers to ir.'.eo capital is enierprlaei in Manchukuo, heping the country will bi Japanese in ten years. Mr. Wang Ching Wei, Dr. Sun Fo and Mr. T. V. Scong were closeted for fcur hours this
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    14 9 The Hen. Mr. T.R.A. Windeatt is not expected to return to Malaya until November.
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    The Air Force Salutes The Sultan Of Johore. SIXTIETH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED YESTERDAY.
    467 10 SIR CECIL CLEMENT! S WISHES. SULTAN URGES CONTINUED PRACTICE OF ECONOMY. (From Our Oven Correspondent.) Johare Bahru, Sept. 17. JpKOM early this morning the streets of Johore Bahru were crowded with people of all nationalities th? picturesque Malay
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    AT THE DEWAN.
    818 10 Thanksgiving Service In Arabic. High Government officials and a large number of civilians gathered at the Dewan at a.m.. when a thanksgiving service was conducted by the Dato Mufti (Chief Religious Teacher of Johore) in Arabic. The gathering adjourned to the Istana Pesar. where Their Highnesses stood
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    "HOT-BED OF BREWERY."
    68 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) 4 Malacca. Sept. 16. Three Hylam women were produced in the Court to-day before Mr J C Derrick in connection with illicu liquor. uerrl^Lim Ah Bee was fmed tM (ct two nwii. cm three chargca, Tan Ah Pew «i oi? 2f charges and
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    FATAL FALL OFF LORRY.
    45 10 A fatal accident occurred on the Woodlands nCar M% 16 n Saturday ater- It appears that a Chinese who was standing at the back of the lorry fell off and sustained grave injuries. He died before the arrival of the ambwlanee.
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    GIRL'S FOOT CRUSHED.
    33 10 Said to have been knocked down by a mntnr lorry, an eight-year-old CWnVse *X X£*Zl *£t*X badly crushed SrTay 6 1 I She was removed to hospital by ambtilance. 1
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    CAPTAIN CAMERON ACQUITTED.
    243 10 Traffic Constable Knocked Down. mHE District Judge «Mr. H. A. Ferrer, I Slivered judgment this morning in the casJl_ ahich Capt. E. P. B. Cameron. Staff Officer attached to the local forces, was cha ged with causing grievous hurt by a rash and negligent act and failing
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    SEREMBAN WEDDING.
    193 10 Mr. J. CI. Freeman And Miss D. Martin. inw OHT Own rorrr^p»mdc»fJ StTembftn, Sept I »4 A prt'u W'ddinn t»< «ol«mni*d at (in Church rif itir Vki'aliAn. Sernnhnn. th< Rev Pi" G Aneulu bctwwn Mlsa Doit1> Mnrtln. daughter of Mr and Mr. l O. Mcuiin Pt Suugcl Rinchlns
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    86 10 Hindustani Talkie At The Ritz. 1 he Rlt« cinema at Geylang commenced a f!^ a n, ht with 8 Hindustani talkie entilled Bilwamangnr or Soorda.v" There was a verv large audience. Soordae" is well-kncwn to Malay theatrewcrs, for the »tary has been translated into Mulay and s'aged
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    JAPAN AND BRITAIN.
    54 10 New Foreign Minister Wants Friendship. Reuter. i m, Tokyo. Sept 17 Economic accord with Britain is indispens- 2FK th L We the bond of radit onal friendship between the two Empires mm% objects out. I lined »y the new Foreign Minister in a brief writ.en statement to
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    AUSTRIAN CROWD IN PANIC.
    298 10 Nazis Throw Smoke Bombs. Reuter. Graz (Austria;, Sept. 17. A DOZEN smoke bombs were thrown by 200 Nazis, who attempted to break up a demonstration by Vice-Chancellor Winkler's "National Front." Ten persons, including women, were burned. )f whom eight are in hospital, while ten Nazis were
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    ASSAULT ON EUROPEAN.
    135 10 Two Chinese Dock Coolies Fined. Judgment was delivered by the Fourth IV lice Magistrate, Mr. M. H. Blacker, this morning, in the case in which two Chinese were cliarged with assault of a European coal Superintendent, Mr. D. J. Woodhouse, employed in the Singapore Harbcur Board. His
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    PAPAL SENSATION.
    105 10 Request For Recall Of Nuncio. Reuter. Prague. Sept. 17. Tht Cabire'. has decided to request the Pope to recall the Papal Nuncio. Sig. Pietro Criaci. to Rome, to enable an official explaration to be given to a le\er Sig. Cuiaci wro:e tc the leader of the Slovak Popular
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    30 10 Mr. G.W. de Silva, barrister-at-law, who was formerly practising in Kuala Lumpur, and recently in Malacca ami Muar, will open an office in Singapore at the beginning of next Booth,
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    WARNING TO DE VALERA.
    340 10 Sharp And Speedy End." "MAY GOD SAVE IRELAND." Reuter. London, Sept. 18. imposing parade of Blue Shirt in "uniform," with Mr. Thurles General O'Duffy, llr. Cosgrave, .Mr. Dermot and Mr. Dillon on the platform, to open the campaign ol th rew United Ireland Party. Gen. O'Duffy
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    MARINES GUARD A COURT.
    213 10 Inquiry Into Flogging Of European. Pah.pye R.aci; Sept. 13. THIS small settlement in Bechuanaland ha> suddendly leapt into imp rtam c as the venue for the special court to Investigate an unpre--01 denied cafe in which a Eurepean was reicn.ly hauled before a nativ court and
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    FAR EAST PARLEY.
    308 10 EAST CHARHAb X NEUTRAL Z(,V!.> Manchukuo Troops, To He Iinli-i,a v |lw nrpb. ACCORDING Mr. Wang C of the Executive Yuan) Mr r Chen (former Chinese ter) and Gen. Huang Fu (Chai of the Peiping P presenting Nankins are with Mr. Arioyoshi ter) and the janai envoys,
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    ALLIES FLEEINE.
    280 10 Nankinii J Full. Gen. CUM Tang Yuh reports tbal h.is occupied Kuvucn with his :he 3.000 Manchukw as under 0» Li Shou San have i ]h wired to Gen. Sung Che Yuen man of Charhar» stating thai h< maining at Kuyuen waiting for instructions. The obdurate allied troops
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAYS SHIPPING THE "BHUTAN."
    28 11 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAYS SHIPPING THE "BHUTAN." U<o .»n- a> f( Hongkon-j «rtn .wrt a* 2.00 p.m. w ii" vill pmtvx! alongside *4win i'M ari!xu
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    IN PORT.
    76 11 in". tf25l h«.ns. i.cm Vot.v.sliunu j»-jf 1 '0 »:v rrom Xlnu »i ?u»tc 'U» JHtartitfo 1 i ''iri from ■]|itiri\»c L nbax 8-!»: i »iv unci port' 27 0. < i. f 1 OOl Lu:»t;)cor JJJ-P: ionr irem llwmburf. (rem Buukkuh -c«c j0-U «0U ton from Bangk k
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    85 11 Singapore, Sept. 18. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Eas' 'A'narf (Entrance Gat* |J Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). 13: Conte Verde U; Lycaon Eroire Dock (Entrance Gate S). M Adrastus 32: Selma City Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4), ai Ham 48. West Wharf (Entrance Gate D ueaßon I; Minderoo
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    FRACTURED SKULL?
    56 11 hdtstrian Knocked Down By Kuroptan Driver. •'in uoeuired 01» ::h.' road i Bufci i niah Ruccoour»* ou i n'dirk yi.i r»i Hu»r tm>B driven by u»-n i»nrn i>u Indiy i rvr^.1 1 il. ii>« v.i ini wu. ■i4uu a. p -oi ur w.Ki. iimrn-s whin nu-d in-o- a
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    79 11 Malls ft em Batavia and Palembang by aeiopte&£ ar r exprct?d at the General Post Office. Singapore, at 2.30 p.m. to-mrriov.'. Ficm Holland and Germany by tne "Marnix van S.. Aldegonde," due at Singapore at 11 Sm. to-mcrrow. From China and Japan by the "Malacca Maru." due at
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    SOVIET INTERFERENCE.
    83 11 New Finnish Broadcasting Station. Hclsingfors. A powerful broadcasting station is to oe put up in eastern Finland. This decision has been reached because thn programmes from the existing Finnish stations arc interfered with by the powerful Soviet sitations. The final choice of a site, which will very shortly
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    MONEY MARKET.
    204 11 SELLING. Slngapcre. kept. 18. I London 4 months' sight 24 Z3l London 3 months* sight 2,4 '|I's London GO dayr' s'ght 2 4 364 l?ndon 30 days' sight 2 4 1-32 j London demand ?m London I.T. 2 3 II -V.! I ytm and Pa .Is demand P3O
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    PRODUCE.
    187 11 Singapore, Sept. 18. R. 'Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $118 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $111 Rice. B Siam N. 1 $103 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 $98 Siam. Nc. 1 "Sinhway" $172 Siam. No. 2 Sinhway" 5162 Siam. No. 3 "Sinhway" $149 Rice,
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    NAIL-FILE COINS.
    81 11 Accused Man Tells How It is Done. I Stanley Glais'er, aged twenty-six, and John Glaister. aged twenty, of Talbot-road, North Kensington, were committed for trail at We t London Police Court, accused of possessing apparatus for manufacturing counterfeit shillings I end sixpences. John Glaister said: We used the
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    201 11 I Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. i j TO-DAY nr'PT 1« Hlth T.Ui'i -HI JO .1 Hi,, i» .1 |.«II Skaltns c tniK'Utlon. Hn. World. fuOtball. SXJ.f-'.A Cup n-pluy. BtuUl v Chinvif H. Amon Read. To-Moanow aispi Hlsh 'I '.tier.—10.45 ««u WJIO put football.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    70 11 ALHAMBRA—"Union Depot." Laturin? Lr.us. Fairbanks. Jnr CAPITOL.—Lee Tracy and Madge Evati "The Nuisance." FMPIP.E —Isobel Elsoin m Illegal." GREAT WORLD—Jfe shov.s for tc-night (nly. MARLBOROUGH —Harold Huth and Benita Hume in "A Honeymoon Adventure." NEW WORLD.—No shows fee to-night only PAVILION.—Warren William and Loic.'.-t !Y-ung in Entrance RITZ. —"Bilwamaugal"
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    SEREMBAN NEWS.
    296 11 Some Social And Personal Items. (Frum Our Own Corrcipomlcnt.j ttminbun. Hopt ij. Hu Hiptinr--. itti Y»nn di Pen linn B< ur N'rcri BembUnu paid hi-. bs*l iiiAcial vlGP vin-n hv 'rnvi-d Irom KiimIi PUah tt> altfitd 'In St.»'»- Coun< II inr. ihig nf Uw Upji-r Ominbrj Amimgsl tftr
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      213 11 [POSTAL INTtlLiOtNtt SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. Selat PanUjang. Bengkalis and Ea;;:vi Si Api Api (aiakaaaar) 3 pm CcngkalK Labocan Eilik and Tandjcng M>»wtt 3 p.m. uuica, natnam, Japan, Korea, i-o. mosa Eas L ataaila, Westeii c. oada at**' W. Kates of U.S.A. 1 Ly aoaj 3 p.m. Baiawan, Aden, Egypt
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      69 11 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Un Yesterday. Night Max. Bright Mln. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Stations. Deg. F. Inches. Hours. Deg. If. Alor Star 89 0.41 10.5 75 S.tiawan 91 Nil 6.5 73 K. Trengganu 90 0.38 8.3 74 Bukit Jeram 90 Nil 9.6 74 Malacca 83 0.08 3.1
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    Miss Wang Siew Ying Wins Badminton Title ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH SOCCER.
    1675 12 IRELAND BEAT SCOTLAND. SPURS'HOLD OFF CHALLENGE OF THE CHAMPIONS. The first International of the English soccer "eason was played at Glasgow on Saturday between Scotland and Ireland. The Irishmen won by 2-1 after leading by two goals at halftime.
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    CHAMPION TENNIS PROFESSIONAL.
    46 12 German Beats American In Title Match. Reuter. Berlin, Sept. 17. HANS Nuesslein of Germany won the world's professional lawn tennis title by beating Tildon (America) I—6. 6—4, 7—5, 6—3. in ihe linal of the tournament between the leading professionals of the world. —Reucer.
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS.
    219 12 This Week's Tournament Ties. Tic. in the lawn tennis tourranunt fcr this week arc as follows: TO-DAY'S TIES A. Class Doubles (semi-fi: ali winners ol R.F. Goodman and W J. W. Warden f—l) and D H. Kltnman and H. S. Efewett f—15.1» v. R B. B DoCneU
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    SCOTTISH "WAPINSHAW."
    270 12 Miss Wang Siew Ying. ,he new holder of the Sigapore ladies' open singles codminton Untited She defeated Mrs. Untitled in the final yesterday. SCOTTISH "WAPINSHAW." Good Shooting On Bukit Timah Range. The annual Wapin.haw."' or rifle meeting. of "C" (Scottish) Cc.. S.V.C. taok place a Bukit Timah jesterday. Ti".e follow
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    WORLD ATHLETIC RECORDS.
    126 12 Handicap Aggregate: A. clasa: C. Q. M.S. Legg; B class: Pte. .Aldred; C class: Pte. McNab. WORLD ATHLETIC RECORDS. Stella Walsh's Feat. ITALY BEATS BRITAIN IN MILAN. Reuter. Milan, Sept. 17. FEATURE of the athletic contest between Great Britain and Italy which was won by Italy by 83 to 62
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    SWIMMING RECORDS.
    43 12 Paris. Sept. 17. Lovelock, holder of the mile record, made an attempt to improve his time but failed owing to lack of opposition. His time was three minutes. 52 4 5 sees. —Router. SWIMMING RECORDS. Eighteen-Year-old Boy's Feats. Reuter. Los Angeles. Sept. 17.
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    COLMAN SHIELD SOCCER.
    45 12 Jack Medica. Who is 18 years eld. establ shed woi Id's t:ee style swimming recccrds for the i>OC metres in t n and 13 16 seconds a: d for the 000 metres in 12 43 1 seconds.—Reuter. COLMAN SHIELD SOCCER. Yesterday's Game At Jalan Besar.
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    LOU MAGNOLIA.
    329 12 A FAIRLY large crowd witnessed a keenlyfought soccer match between the Singapore Pranakan and the Darul Bahar, in the M.F.A Colman Shield Competition at the Jalan Besar Stadium, yesterday. The result was a draw, each side scoring on? goal. The teams were evenly balanced and played up to form. Towards
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    CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS.
    923 12 New York. Sept. 17. Lou Magnolia. ihe'famcuj boxing referee who officiated at the Scot.—Sharkey light in 1930 ias died here.—Reu.er. CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS. MRS. PENNEFATHFq BEATEN. Local Badminton. Chinese Girl (Jains Tho Title. A LARGE crowd, w\ several ladies, wms treated to some thrilling badminton w at the SLY.C. Brill \h
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    THE GOLD CUP RACES.
    2472 13 RO Y. BOAT WINS BIG R EVENT. Wadsworth's Fall. Record Attendance Present light their way to 1 Racecourse at Bukit day when the Singai's Gold Cup meeting a close. The altenrilordinarily large and biggest seen at the during the Autumn ip race, the Singapore k ut
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      327 13 Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force over $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In the Straiti Settlement*). i HEAD OFFICE: Oreat Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27. Old Jewry. E.O. j j The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and
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      281 13 EMPIRE RADIO TONIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING BURMA, CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN). From The Empire Trantmitter, Datentrf, England. W*fpl<>n*thn- 35.?* »T)<1 SI S m*tr«« (GrecniLxch Mean Time: add 7 hrs. 20 minute?..) G M T. 11.0 a.m.—10 p.m. Transmission on an omni-dlrectional aerial:
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    JOCKEY SPENCER RIDES NINE WINNERS.
    763 14 GET UP S] UNIQUE RECORD. MAJOR FOX THE MOST SUCCESSFUL TRAINER. Statistics of the S.T.C.'s Autumn (Gold Cup) race meeting which was concluded on Saturday show that Jockey Spencer rode the largeset number of winners. H.H. the Sultan, of Perak was the most successful owner
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    MODERN GREATS.
    335 14 Record For Married Couple. THIS is the story of a married couple who. ahhough faced with great money difflculticz. surmounted all the obstacles in their way and came through the Oxford examinations with the highest honours, arid, incidentally, treated a novrl record. When the results of the Oxfor.i
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    SHANGHAI MURDER.
    290 14 Fusilade Of Shots In Crowded Lift. COX shots from th? pistols of assassins in o J a crowded lift on the fifth floor of the Sun Sun Hotel and Roof Garden at Shanghai killed Inspector Wong of the Bureau of Public Safety and gravely wounded another occupant of
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    PETITION PRESENTED FOR BATHERS.
    568 15 Government Allow Present Tenancy To Expire. A PETITION praying the Government to continje to allow the Chinese population to use the Tsat Tze Mvi bathing beach was presented at the Colonial Secretary's Office, addressed to H. E. the Governor in Council says nt "SiKh China Morning
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    WIDOWS IN INDIA.
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    THE PERFECT ISLAND.
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    SPAIN'S COAL.
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    WHALE-STEAKS.
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    WILD BIRD LIFE.
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