Malaya Tribune, 22 September 1933

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. V.I. XX.- -No. 226 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, .Sept. 22, 1933. Malaya Tribune iti PAGES SINGAPORE, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 1933. FIVE
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      130 1 ttt d lhe Sunday Tribune jn Malaya KUM ll ji 11 I imported into filllyl BRITISH MALAYA GUARANTEED TO BE WkmM PRODUCED IN CANADA IF YOU ARE NOT ACQUAINT- {MSB] I ID WITH KLIM TRY A TIN IfaSffi I TO-DAY VACUUM j DISTRIBUTORS PACKKD. 1 GETZ BROS. CO. F3I-11 J
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      203 1 A. PUNTER 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. i j WHY DOES EVERYONE I Ifeirf
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING — The Malay States.
    193 2 WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING The Malay States. THERE might be something to be learnt from South Africa if there were any indications of further devolution of authority from the Central to the Provincial Government. But. judging from occasional reference in the Press to talk in South Africa aboui abolishing
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    Jews In Germany.
    145 2 GERMANY to-day is a poor country, whose prosperity for years to come must oepend largely on her credit in international money centres and on tne good-will of the great nations. If chooses to alienate the Jews within her own borders, their co-religionists elsewhere will be powerful enough
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    "The Tribune's" China News Service.
    626 2 CHINA SEEKS HELP. U.S. LOAN AND LEAGUE ASSISTANCE. Japan Jealous. "£)URING toe last few days many reports have been in circulatio-i to the effec-t that the Central Government is about to modify its foreign Policy toward Japan. "At the same time Tokyo has been harming
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    NEW STOCK EXCHANGE.
    119 2 Capital Temporarily Fixed At $1,000,000. Shanghai, Sept. 2 rou P of twenty prominent Chinese stock exchange brokers are planning to organise a new stock exchange in Shanghai to transact both the gold bar and the stocks business it is learned from business circles. The promotors have already
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    FENG ADAMANT.
    135 2 Watching Movements Of Japanese. Shanghai, gept. 2. 1 JAR3HAL Feng is prepared to vis t Nanking J." in the near future, declares General Li Lieh-chun. the C.E.C. memter who rec-.nt'y returned from Killing after an interview there with the Generalissimo on behalf of Marshal rcng. According to Gen?ral
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    CHAHAR REBELS FLEE.
    135 2 Insurgents Intercepted Near Pintichuan. Peiping. Aug. 31. The rebel troops under General Chi Hungetiang in Ch3ti&r, after having been defeated by General Sung Cheh-yuan's troops Shangtu. have fled ;o Pintichuan; in Suiyuan. By of General Yen Hsi-shan one divijkn of ca\alry under General Chao Chen-shcu Intercepted the
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    KIRIN-TUNGHUA RAILWAY.
    123 2 Strategically Important In North Manchuria. Shanghai. Sept. 2. i Word has been reeelved'here to the effe't that the Japanec authorities have alredy completed the construction of the ia Iwav letwcen Kirin and Tunghua. in Kirin pre- wnce. and traffic on the line was forma ly inaugurated yesterday. Construction
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    TAX ON FOREIGN RICE.
    119 2 Imports Destroy China's Own Agriculture. Shanghai, Sept. L A substantial increase in the impoit duties on foreign rice is urged in a recent petition ;< ibnutted to the Government by the National Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai which dories that unless thai Increase te enforced thaw
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    SINO-BRITISH RADIO.
    95 2 Direct Service To Begin \t End Of October. Shanghai, Sept. 2. The direct radio service between China and London will be inaugurated by the end f October, when all the mach'nery rcqui ed is ejected to be installed in the new redio station at Chengju. The operators which
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    GEN. MA IN SHANGHAI.
    82 2 Report Of His Leaving For Sinkiang Discredited. Shanghai, Sept. 2. General Ma Chan-shan. the hero of tre Nonnl River battle, has deoided to take up his permanent residence in Shanghai and has no intention of going to North China in the n ar future, according to
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    GEN. CHEN HAS HIS WAY.
    247 2 No Separate Conference To Be Held. Hongkong, Sept. 1. rpHE par.y leaders in the South-west, probably -i- Messrs. Hsiao Fo-chen, Chou Lu and Tene: Chcn-Ju, have at last been induced to accept the ccnditiors of General Chen Chi- ang as their hurried departure from Canton
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    SHANGHAI RAISES FUND.
    94 2 Flood Refugees To Receive $50,000. Shanghai, Sept. 2. At a meeting of the various relief associations yesterday afternoon a decis on was reached that $50,000 should be rais d n Shanghai Immediately for the relief of th? f.ood refugees in Honan, Kiaugsu and Shantung. In connection with
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    JAPANESE CONSULS MEET.
    77 2 Trade Between South China And Formosa Discussed. Fcoehow. Kept. 1 It is reliably learned that, under the auspices cf the Japanese Governor, a Japanese ensuiar mee.lng will be held at Taipeh. thr capital ol Formosa, on September T.l to discuss matters concerning Japanese trade between Formosa and
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    CHAIRMAN OF KIANGSU.
    59 2 Shanghai. Sept. 2. Mr. Yang Yung-thl. Chief Secretary to General Chiang Kai-shek, has been persistent- I h mentioned as the new Chairman of the Ktanpn Provincial Government, according to j information from well informed circles. General Ku Chu-tung, the present chair- i man. is now in Ruling
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      6 2 BUILD YOUR ENERGY WITH Scott's Emulsion
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      293 2 ilif EMPIRE RADIO TONIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR 1*01 A (ISLLVDlSQ BURMA, CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEUSNTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATIS AND ADEN}. Fjom The Empire Trantmttur. Lavcvtr, EngluruL *'»vel*nrTh*- ?5 2fl ind 31.3 metr«* (GTccnxich Mean Time: add 7 tin G.M.T. 110 a.m.- 1.0 pm i. an cmni-c ihecttanal C.gan Recital;
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      452 3 HI HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 36-37, Bras Basah Road, J SINGAPORE. i arc in need of electric fans, motors, etc., and s nice, please write to address or 'Phone TO LET. SI G LEVI PARK Purthei Redactions of Rents from Ist August, 1933. £16.00 and $18.00 ftfpt): SIO? G
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      419 3 TO LET. TO LET—I63-A. Halg Read, spacicus compound Deuce, electric, water and garage. Apply within. 1 TO LET—IO, Newton Road, compound house, 4 big bed-rooms, baths, electric, water, garags, tinnls court, servants' quarters. Apply: An? Hock S:ng, 38, Amoy Street. TO LET—TIi- upper fleet of an annexe m Arson Road,
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      281 3 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED—A qualified and expert-need male attendant or qualified and experienced nurse for a mental male patient. Apply 213. c o M.T. WANTED—Urgently First-Class Linotyp? Op rator; Efficient Advertising Compositor; and a capable Slugman for a Singapore Daily N* Wftpaper. Good salaries paid to first-cla?s men. Write to Box
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      196 3 EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSICAL SCHOOL, Established 1928. I (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). l-A, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for 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, rrincipaL i SLUMP
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      685 3 PUBLIC NOTICES. j -JL -Lj NOTICE. THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LIMITED, (.Incorporated bi the Straits S.ttlenv nts>. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ti:at the Fourteenth Annual General Meeting of tho Shareholders of this Company will be held at its Registered Office. China Building, Chula Street, Singapore, on Saturday, 30th September, 1933, at
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      493 3 Violins Fittings Cheapest Best f SEASON CO., LTD., i 115, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. MALAYA TRIBUNE. 'PHONE 6171. H > SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery Including Including at office Postage Postage or close (Local or to Foreign residence. F.M.S.) Countrlea. Yearly $15.00 $21.00 $33.00 Half-Yearly 7 50 $10.50 $18.50
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    Shipping News & Notices. PASSENGER SHIP FIRES.
    1125 4 Shipping News Notices. PASSENGER SHIP FIRES. Intensive And Rational Training*. A CIRCULAR has been issued by the French Ministry of Merchantile Marine outlining proposed regulations to minimise the risk of fire on board passenger liners. Tlie regulations cover a wide variety of naterials employed in the construction of, or used
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    TANKER TONNAGE.
    360 4 Bureau Organisation To Be Wound Up. ALTHOUGH it has only been in operation f* since the beginning of this year, tne con--522 members l he W«nragmn on Tanker central Bureau of Oslo hay? decided urinimously to wind up the organisation ,Hnit^ c SUme tim? a resoluti °n has'
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    UNOFFICIAL PASSENGERS.
    100 4 Xo Intention Of Stowing Away Says Accused. London, Aug. 22. Two unofficial" passengers made the jouroy from Boston to Liverpool in t.ue White ar motor finer Georgic. which arrived in the iersey late on Sunday evening. It is stated that they boarded the finer as vS2^. fell asleep
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    NEW TRAWLERS FOR HULL.
    67 4 Operations involving the expenditure of aD--roximately £400,000 have been embarked upon •y huh trawler owners. Orders for new vessels have been placed by arious firms with builders at Beverley and xlby. Several new vessels have delivered md at Hull, and there are several •lore on the
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    NAVAL CONTRACTS.
    150 4 Five Transports And Ten Gunboats For Spain. Mexico City, Aug. 22. THE first step in Mexico's naval reconstruction programme has been taken with the signing of contracts for the construction of five ransports and 10 gunboats. There i:- every probability that later a limi:(d number of submarines and
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    TOO MANY OLD SHIPS.
    1048 4 Australian Owner's Suggestion. ris a great pity that the Empire is not more combined to secure all the trade possible fer its cwn ships and its own people," faid Mr. Joseph Mitchell, director of Messrs Burn, Phflp aid Co., Ltd.. Sydney, N.S.W., at the laanch of
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      456 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated In England.) mail; passenger cargo services. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL BERVICB. (Under Contract with His Majesty'! Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Duo Tonnage. Singapore 1933. BUPDWAN 6,070 Sept. 28 RAWALPINDI
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      171 4 tJJLLOYD TRIĔsTINO (Incorporated In Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA .Calling at Penan*. Colombo Bombay Calllnc at Colombo, Bombay. Sues, Port Karachi. Aden, Alassowah Sues Port Said. Brindisi. Venice and Trieste. Said, Brlndial, Venice and Trieste, Due Leave Due m.v. MONCALIERI Sept. 25 Sen 25 Spore.
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      187 4 HAMBURG-AMFRIKA L/NIF |H n P| Australlsche Dampfachlff. i[B»*CJ Geselircnaft. 'Companies Incorporated In Germany) OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS t m.s. VOGTLAND. via Manila S t m.s. LEVERKUSEN. via Manila Oct' 17 s.s. SAARLAND, via Manila Nov' f m.s. BURGENLAND, via Manila Nov U I OLDENBURG via Manila
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      555 4 STEAMER SAIL! TVffr NORDDE ITTSCh feu The undernoted are the Cormtm?'. i fixtures:— 111 r nd*^ OUTWARDS. "DONAU" for Manila, Boutin I Shanghai, N. Cbtna Japan fcpt 23 HOMEWARDS. ♦"DESSAU" for Genoa, UVm Ha Havre, Antwerp, R-dam. Vburg and Bremen I "LAHN" for Genoa. Iffteßm, ept 26 Hamburg and Bremen,
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    333 5 Mining Shares. Singapore, Friday. 11 a.m. ■Bart quota*inns arc tamed TV Co. exchange and Btock :<f Buyer*. Bellera ejkjK i in 29 30 xd 30!- 35|--0 A rm H6 15 6 1 02 1.05 cd 19 6 20 6 0.16 0.18 $1 W c lVt s Tin
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    109 5 MCE) BT FRASER CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Buyer*. Sellers. 8ow; r Municipal 'lDCli 5 per cent. 10» 110 nom ■ttttpore Municipal (13C7> 4S p*-r cent. 104 101 nom Bfciapore Municipal '1309) 4:, per cent. 10« 101 nom Biiaucre Municipal Ul3i 4 ptr cent. 100 103 nom
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    Financial News & Views.
    264 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. RUBBER STOCKS DOWN. Unchanged Pric Of Tin. Out Financial Cr*rtsv<nd*ntj Singapore, Friday, Noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), cts., down •">« ct. Market Tone: Easier. Tin (Singapore). |110V4, unchanged. csterday's Prices:— London Rubber, 3 23 32ft., down 1 16d. Market Tone: Easier. New York Rubber.
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    RUBBER AUCTION REPORT.
    151 5 The we' kly rubber auction report, dated Sept. 20. as submitted by the Singapore Chamber of Comm rcc Rubb?r Association, states: Cataloged 1.218.283 lb -543.87 tons. Otlered 1.164 604 1b.=519.91 tons. S Id 921.893 1b=411.56 tons. London, spot. 3 11 16d. New York. spot. 1% cts. PRICES
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    "GAINFUL" WORK IN CANADA.
    201 5 Interesting Employment j Figures. ACCORCING to a bulletin jus' hsued by the Domin on Bur tU of SLalistics. 3.924 .331 Persona la Cuada. ten years old or over, wire "gainfully emplcyecV a; the time of the taking < f the c r.sus cf 19:11 TWj numb
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    34 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER London Spot: 3 25 32d. N'ev; York: cents. Bhagepcie: i~—i2i f cents. TIN. Lcrdor. Spot: £216 London 3 months: £216 ICe. Clzgapu-e: si 10.25. COPRA Suncirud $3.45 Mixed ggjs.
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    MANITOBA'S FISH.
    205 5 Commercial Value Of Lake Winnipeg. Maui oba b mostly kn: wn abroad for the world yta.:dard cf whfa; excellence with which I the name of t..e province has Urg been estoei« at:d bu it is nc so w.dcly known that Manitoba has me of the most mipoi -ant
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    RUBBER REPORT.
    333 5 General Appreciation Of Values. TN" their weekly rubber repot t. dated Sep ■a 21. leasers. Guthre Co.. sta»e: The Otttataudirg feature cf tie pest vet* las been the renewed talk oi res rtethm. It s reported that Brit sh and Dutch in erce t'?.rtc that some sch me
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    TIN POOL.
    50 5 August September Releases. Reuter. Paris. Sept. 21. THE international Tin Pool committee has decided to allow the lonnage authorised for August and September to be placed on the market in conformity with the scales agreed between the (Governments concerned. The committee meets again in London on Oct. 27—Reuter.
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    FINAL DIVIDEND.
    163 5 Eastern United Assurance Report. The report if the (t ihe Eastern United Assurance Corporation. Ltd.. ior the year ended June 30. states: The premium incuine less re.rsurance and crmmi.ssior.s amcunts to $217.65u 63. The net dates paid and outstanding amount fo $95 763.77 or 44 per cent, of
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    CABLE TRAFFIC.
    121 5 ihe following index numbers rep ti sent the 111 lm»tril monthly traffic receipts cf the Im- ral and irternational Communica ions. Ltd.. a! related to comparable traffic m the year 19?9. Monthly figures are ieduced to rorkina day Average. The working day average of compa:ti;)e receip.s fcr the
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    THE MINERALS OF CANADA.
    191 5 Recent Outputs Of Metals. Seme ecuntrisi can aoobUea bt more fqUsufflcknt than other-, but the is probaby none which could cr.joy all th- comforts ot nodrra life if shut rfl frcm the resources of its neighbour?. autcmooi.e. foe e*:ampl». draws upon th. natiiral rceourcei cl many
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    RUBBER IN BUILDING.
    87 5 Another Conference To Be Held. Various steps have recently bera taken by the r.g.a. to trfhm up th- conference on "Rubber In Building. 1 Tie question cf imure eenfereaesa haa a been considered and it has been decided tire n«xt eonferenea should be- h oin ccnjui ti-n
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    TRADE COMMISSION.
    139 5 Inquiry Into Contra! Of immigrants. Tiic Mtfa flit and 02nd mcttmgs of the Tradr- Comml alon acre held in Sin atom on £cpt. -'0. 20 ar.d 2: Ewd.nce v.as taken iron: kfr. H. Bostef rod lit. R. a. Barbour ilienre. *nglo French md Bewtixsens Ltd.), regarding the marketing
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    PALM OIL PRICKS.
    105 5 rhfl following leftist buyer- prices have been lor warned by afteeara. Onthrh and c>. icr Malayan Pai.r. Gil and Palm Kernels: PALM OIL IN BULK i.i.f. landed v.- ignis New York-Pruh;d--lpnU> 3.30 cents (U.S. Currency* pel 1j c.i.i. lanced weights U.S.A. Pact&c I'ou--3.20 cents < U.S. Cv
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    374 5 Rubber Shares. SlsaHfaam, Friday. 11 a.vi. j l tic liaTMianilg rubber abarc quotation* fW ittoutu u> nwM »uU vA>aud Lorau ana BHafJ Usue **\«JI VBme. Frmwa Lfmil M toharea. 00. «rata. i ftfleahy $0.«5 $0.75 $0.70 f0.85 1 Alor Gajah 0.50 0.00 0.55 0.56 IA. Ilitam Dio
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    GENERAL.
    288 5 ERASER CO S QUOTATTO#U». v 3 i CLOSLNQ QDOTATIUMm I g g Buyer*. Bollere, 5.2 13 ALx Brkt Prcf. $1.47'« 11.57* C 2 13 Akx. Bru-k Old Ml „i B Air.c n. 'J obeoCQ '-12 0 U7 6 fie *8 B. Malayu Trus.ce 5.30 5.50 El li C Tin
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      83 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in fioftand). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. D'Almclda Street. Authorised and Subscribed Pmid-up-Capltal J M0 000 aesarre Fund and Rest M0 TOO BEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay. Calcutta. Colombo. Karachi. Madras, mEZ Baghdad. Bahrein. Basra, Klrkuk. M CukRE^ 8 ACC t orJNTS opened and money recelvedonFixed Deposit
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      46 5 WATCH IT CROW! 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 pu/s interest Begin your saving now. Head Office: 55, Wall Street. N.Y.
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      207 5 ———^»^P—■——————^gl^———^—^—— m _i i _S Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (incorporated in Btraiie Settlements.) Successors to tME CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG HANK, LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL Authorised $10,000.000.00. Paid Up $10.000.000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING UHUIJft STIIEET. SINGAPORE LOCAL BRANCH: 458. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD BOARD
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      359 6 Amusements < ALHAMBRA f T,7"!i GIRLS MUSIC SNAPPY TUNES and a gripping story that works up to a t rem end mis climax. Fasf-Motfins €©m*dy... with the speed and tempo Wkr_ ..\.jjjjft matinee rhat will send you into to-morrow Fox Film Presents 3.15. ARIZONA™ > im BROADWAY 1 *oBt James
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      306 6 T mi The FIVE STAR hit of the year M.-G.-M. Picture. Ket together a grand now you a ill thoro I TO-NIGHT:— Robert Woolsry Bert Wheeler in their latest and funniest— "SO THIS IS AFRICA." Maii:,i on Sept. 23. SUNDAY:— Joan Crawford, Robert Montgomery j in the story of c
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      247 6 Pyorrheas Price NEEDLESSLY CARELFSS, thoughtless neglect! That is to bJame. Once he was healthy, energetic and ambitious. He had mam' friends who admired him, particular!; his pleasant, ready smile. Now he is ashamed to smile.hut even that hardly matters, for he sits at nam alone, broken down, sick and forlorn.
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    CHINA'S YOUTH TO-DAY.
    703 7 I! ST DISCIPLINE ITSELF." Breakdown Feared. j M Z. Koo Interviewed in Singapore. the problems that eonI Ilina's youth to-day? v has come over them Sino-Japanese trouble in gran Does the so-called x which the students in iave done in the past do aids China's salvation? utry
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    CHINA'S HOPE IN AIR FORCE
    109 7 Appeal To Overseas Chinese. Hongkong, Sept. 21. l»th RouJ L Kai <c °mmar.der of the cSa R d 0 :pe e nd^d m oUer 2aJ °< fcrce. building a modern air "ill be fo.liht il. t„. t WaS h f OWed b Y the memorial
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    MR. GOD KWANG TING.
    123 7 Appointed Director Of Peipinff Railway. Shanghai. S> pt. 21. Mr God Kwang Tin- of the Peming Polif cal Council has been nominated a, Director 1; r-eiping-Liaoning Railway, tl) p i ace of Chin Chung Chak resigned Mr Sun Hsi Wen. Director ol the Fukien Construction Department,
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN.
    96 7 The Municipal health statement for the week ended Sept. 16 gives the total number cf deaths as 185. The death rcte was 20.15 per mille compared with 19.06 i;. the preceding week and 20.68 in the corresponding week cf last year. The chief cauies of death
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN COURTS.
    121 7 Man Who Promised To Bring Coolies. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Sept. 20. A CHINESE named Hong Sang, who was paid $47 by a Chinese contractor Lee Choon Pott, on a promise of bringing coolies for him and failed to do so, lound himself in the police
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    RASH DRIVING.
    107 7 A Tamil, Kata Pillay, was charged with driving his motor bus in a rash and negligent manner at Rantan. as a result of which he knocked down a telegraph post. A further rha-.ge was preferred against him of haviiv; no certificate of competency to drive. Mr, Colt. 0.C.P.0..
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    EUROPEAN CHARGED.
    97 7 The c ase in whii h I European, named P. T. Bgan, was charged with rash and negligent driving and thereby causing hurt to a Chinese, Chen Yap. at Mantin, was |X>stponed until Sept. 2G. Mr. M. E. A. Fan, has been retained for the defence. Another well
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    VAGRANT NUISANCE.
    85 7 It will be remembered that jsome time ago. a largp number of vagrants were roped in by the Poli.e, for making the graves, also the large bridge at Ltmon Street, as their sleeping places, and following the sentences passed, the plao's were forgotten until, to-day a Chinese named
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    FAILED TO APPEAR.
    171 7 Mr R. C. S. Harris. Controller of Labour N.S.. procuced two Tamils named Ramalingam and Retnam. before the polioe n agistrate this morning for falling to appear before him when asked to do so. Outlining the case, he said that the defendants owed the complainant a sum
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    N.S. ASSIZES.
    86 7 The Negri Sembilan Assizes which begins on Sept. 25, has on its list 11 ca r es for hearing, one for alleged unlawful return from banishment, one for alleged possession of seditious documents, five alleged murders, cne alleged culpable homicide not amounting to murder, one alleged rnnatural offence,
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    FINANCE CHIEFS RESIGN.
    267 7 Peiping's Dilemma. NO MONEY IN HOPEI. THE Finance and Salt Commis- sioners of Hope: KAve resigned, indicating the seriousness in the financial situation in North China. Gtn. Huang Fu (Chairman >f the Peiping Political Council who is now in Shanghai), refuses to return to Peiping, in view
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    SOVIET—JAPAN TENSION.
    146 7 Both Sides Digging In On Frontier. Shanghai. Sept 21. The Soviet troops are eretving defence works including a number of forts on the Siberian— Manchurian border near Manchuli. Hi, Japanese troops art; constructing tienches at Manchuli. The Soviet Thre Year Naval Plan includes the construction of 12 light
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    460 7 Details Of Current Prices, Singapore, Sept. 15. MEAT. Beef, steak (round), katl 30 Eeef, stew or curry, kati 2i» Pork, lean, kati 40 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), katl 32 Mutton, Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati 40 Hens (locally reared), katl 42 Ducks, Saigon, each as Pigeons,
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      717 7 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubt and Societies 'n Singapore, mott ol the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Dtzry is provided specially for them. Secretaries ate invited to co-operate in keeping it up-fo-dure una" complete. Happenings of general interest wtll still be included in the
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH.
    98 8 Yeo Keng Chuan, aged 70 years, passed away peacefully at his residence. 101 Chin Sv.ee Read, at 11 p.m.. on Wedn.sday. Sept 20th leaving a widow. 11 sens. Yeo San Twee Boo Lat. Hook Ann. Hock Thye. Hock Twe ar.d others. 6 daughters. 2 sons-in-law. MessrV Koh
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    RUBBER AND LABOUR.
    673 8 Two recent events of particular interest to the Malayan rubber in. dustry have been the publication of the Report of the Commission of Enquiry into the constitution, administration and working of the Rubber Research Institute and the meeting ol the Planter.' Association of Malaya. The Commission of
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    555 8 Comments By The Way. THE informer system in police work has many pitfalls. It is widely used in Singapore but many people are led to wonder if it is not overdone. Informers eke out a precarious livelihood by giving useful information to the police about the
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Jelapang.
    23 8 On Saturday rvcnirg an attep bOUM b. *"*H < **t to a Chinese wa> burned down at Jclapang
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    Chemor.
    53 8 A fire broke cut in a cigar waking shop a: Chemor on Monday at abouo noon, but was smartly put out by the Chemor Police before much damage was done. After proceeding about half way. th? local Fire Brigade, en receiving the news that the lire had been extinguished,
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    Malacca.
    77 8 The marriage ol Mr. Herman A'oysiu-; Hendreff to Miss Gereresa De CuLta will take place at the Church of St. Francis on Saturday at 6.30 a.m. A reception will be held at 151. Praya Lane. On Wednesday in the Malacca Police Court before Mr. J. C. Derrick, an Indian.
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    Kuala Lumpur.
    200 8 The .Poppy Day appeal in S. 1 vigor is this ffmt being organised by Miss Shelley. Mr. J. C. G. Spooner has be.n elected Prcsic ent of Lake Club. Mr. and Mrs. Low Thye Seon<?, of Kuala Lumpur, have issued invitations for tha marriage of their cousin. Mr.
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    Kuantan.
    28 8 Mr. T. E. Emmet, of the Dramas and Irrigation Dept.. has arrived in Kunnt.-m tak.n over duties from Mr. D. S. Ferguson, rho ha;, sailed for horn
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    Penang.
    98 8 Thg remains of Signoi Ccrruli, the Italian gutlcmau whe- won the confidence of. and lived among the Sakai tribes of the Bating Padans Valley, and which were burii d in Penang, w re exhumed :ast week and have been urepured I i me shipped to Italy for burial. it
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    Ipoh.
    77 8 Snipe are not plentiful In the usual feeding grounds in Perak at present owing to the rather dry weather. Cable news lias been received oy Mr. If. If. Krosaimuthu. cf the Town Planner s Offic >, Ipch. of the death of ids father, Mr. Manuel Marusal, in Jaffna. Ceylon.
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    439 8 BY "I.OGKER-ON" A scientist Bays it is the I part of the face, not the eyes v' 1 gives away one's thoughts. Esoeoi ally when one opens the lower v!* of the face. A There is still an over-productioo 11 -liver, despite the quantities required to silver-line
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    31 8 CHINA NEWS, on psjge 2. CLUB DIARY on T t-PORTS NEWS, on paf« U Si i LATE MR. DUDLEY WARDL l4 I CINEMA NEWS on page I i
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    RUSSIA'S SHARP NOTE OF PROTEST TO THE JAPANESE.
    81 9 VIOLATION OF RIGHTS IN MANCHURIA. PROPOSED CHANGES WOULD BE INTOLERABLE. "Allies" Threaten Peiping. Feverish Defence Measures By Northern Generals. st development in the Far East are a snarp protest *sia to Japan against the proposed changes in the rallw ;!> r administration
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    MANCHURIAN PLOT AGAINST SOVIET.
    178 9 .Moscow, Sept. 22. test against the alleged c plans to change th?. f the Chinese Eastern been made by the Japanese Ambas ires that the proposed inadmissible and an the railway violate the existing arly the rights of the nager of the railway, dependent on his
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    TURNED INTO HELL!
    308 9 The Bandit-Ridden Luan Region. ol the fall of Huaiyow to >pa under Gen. Fang Chan rmed. Two thousands of upied the city on Wednes The Magistrate and the dant of Police were arrested aed. d that the Japanese are intage of the critical situaIng the allied troops
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    MARSHAL WU PEI FU.
    152 9 Appointed Adviser To Military. The postponement of the return ot of Gen. Huang Fu 'Chairman of the Peiping Political Council) to North China leads to suspicions that a change in the political situation in North China is imminent. It is believed that the Peiping Political Council
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    SCHOOLBOYS INJURED.
    124 9 Eurasian And Chinese In Car Accidents. Iboya, a Eurasian and a ere the victims of street yesterday morning. boy is said to be in rather condition and is lying in asian, a lad of nine years on Hogan. was the first was on the road in the I
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    DOLLFUSS'S CABINET.
    55 9 Opposed By Socialists And Nazis. Reuter. Vienna, Sept. 21. Chancellor Dollfuss appears to have almost completely capitulated to the Heimwehr. The new Government which seems to be Fascist and is likely to be pro-Italian, will be opposed by the Nazis ana Socialists. The Heimwehr has no wide and
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    SOYA BEANS.
    53 9 Germany To Be Independent Ot Manchuria. Reuter. Budapest. Sept. 21. \t the conclusion of his five-day visi' Hr Yon Papen disclosed that he had advised If. Gombocs to convert the wheat areas in Hungary by growing -ova beans, resin and oil seeds, so as to make Germany independent
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    NEGOTIATIONS WITH RUSSIA.
    348 9 Roosevelt Buys Food For Unemployed. Washington, Sept. 21. PRESIDENT Roosevelt has appointed IL Henr *y Morgenthau, Governor oi tne Farm Relief Credit Organisation, to conduct trade negotiations with the boviet which are expected to havv an important bearing on the question o' American recognition ol the Soviet
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    ANTI-WAR CONFERENCE.
    64 9 May Be Htkl On B.iard Foreign Ship. Shanghai. Sept. 22. The projected World Anti-War Conference will probably be held shortly on board a foreign ship outside Shanghai, or it may be transferred to San Francisco. The Independent chairman, Lora Marley, is now in China, where the leader Is
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    WHEN SCOT MEETS SCOT.
    107 9 Dalby. Queensland. Mr T. Paterson. who is at present leading I me Federal Count! y Party, came from ScotIt, nd lo y>, ago. He wa« Visiting Cooranga North, and was It. Id that Councillor David McQuaker would 1 preside o» his meeting. I know a David
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    SEVEN BRITONS IN PERIL.
    198 9 And Three Americans. FACING ANGRY MOB OF CUBANS. Reuter. Havana. Sept. 22. pKOTECTED only by six "ru guards" or local militia, seven Britons and three Americans are isolated in Soledad sugar mill with the prospect of facing a mob of 2,000 workers, who demand that they
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    BOAT CAPSIZES.
    152 9 Three Malay Islanders Drowned. INURING the sudden squall yesterday a kcieh conveying six Malays of one family (father, mother and four children), together with an uncle of the children, from Pulau Kuloh to Singapore, capsized near St. John"? Island. I he Malay woman, whs was carrying a child
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    STOLEN PEN.
    184 9 Chinese Sentenced To Seven Months. What i- the por.it in stealing a fountainpen, especially as .here is another man in it?" asked the Criminal Dismct Judge Mr. H. A. Forrer yesterday of a Chinese. The man stood before him for sen'ence. having been convicted in the Third Court
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    ADULTERATED MILK.
    92 9 A fine cf 5125 was imposed by IS". D. Wills j t{M Prnana Police Magistrate, on a Tamil milk seller named Armon who was produced on a charge- of s-lling adult* rated milk to Hamad j ,i Wa a civ s.un'. in An- 2 at. PeraK R-d. The
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    A BIGGER ARMY WANTED.
    76 9 Tokyo Military Leaders' Request. Reuter. Tokyo. Sept. 21. 1 IT is reported that the military autho- rities have decided to seek sanction; for the re-creation of the four .amy l divisions scrapped in 1925, making aj total of 21 divisions, for the purpose of i meeting
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    MANACLED 'RED' ON TRIAL.
    213 9 WHO SET FIRE TO REICHSTAG Death Penally? Opening Of' The Official Inquiry. Reuter. Leipzig. Sept. 21. I j A FASCIS'fir atmosphere pervaded I the small overcrowded Supreme Court here to day when, in the glare of the spotlights, the aged persident Doctor Bnenger, opened the trial
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    Britons Quarrel On A Boat At Saigon.
    100 10 DESPERATE FIGHT IN THE FORECASTLE. COVERED WITH BLOOD. FIREMAN BROUGHT DOWN TO SINGAPORE AND CHARGED. A desperate light on a British tramp steamer while it was in Saigon port was described in the Singapore Criminal District Court yesterday. One of the men had
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    ACCUSED DENIES USING A KNIFE.
    714 10 WILLIAM Shearer, a 49 year old British fireman, employed on the 5.000 ton tramp, "Barron Haig," appeared before the District Judge (Mr, H. A. Ferrer) yesterday on a serious charge. I Shearer was accused of inflicting four wounds on a fellow fireman. Alexander McKenzie. with
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    THREE MONTHS.
    195 10 Scraped Paint Off Stolen Bicycle. A story of a bicycle having been stolen, scraped of i s paint and some of its parts changed was tcld by a detective before the Third Magistrate. Mr. R. J. F. Curtis, yesterday The bicycle was the property of a cinema operator
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    ALLEGED CHEATING.
    113 10 No Evidence Offered Against Accused. Philip Letondu a local Frenchman and an Indian appeared before the Second Magistrate. Mr. Norr.on Grice, yesterday, to answer a charge of cheating. Court Inspector Bembroke informed his honour that he had been instructed by the D P P. to offer no eviden«e
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    LOCAL FUNERAL.
    198 10 Tributues To Late Madam Tham Soon Neo. The funeral of the late Madam Tham Soon Neo took place at Eukit Blown Cemetery last Sunday and was largely attended. Wreaths and letters of condolences were received from the following:—The staff, Land Ofßce and Registry of D.eds. Mess.s. A. Rozario.'Max
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    CHINESE CHARGED.
    108 10 Alleged Cheating Of A Compatriot. A Chinese named Low Chek Thuan was produced yesterday before the Third Magistrate, Mr. R. J. F. Curtis, on a charge of cheating. Accused is alleged to have on July 24 "deceived and fraudulently and dishonestly induced one Chua Yoo Lai to deliver
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    JOHORE NOTES AND NEWS.
    242 10 Matches Smuggled In* Firewood. (From Our Owa CorreMpondentJ Johore Bahru, Sept. 21. AHOKKIEN trader named Ng Peng, who succeeded in smuggling six packets of matches into Johore Bahru from Singapore hidd n in between layers of firewood, was produced before Ungku Ismail bin Abdul Rahman, the
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    HONOURED GUESTS.
    243 10 Dato Muda Kinta And His Wife. The Dato Muda Kinta and his wife were in Johore Bahru en 17. and were the guests of Ungku Majid bin Omit Assistant Protector of Chlnete, Johcre. They were entertained to tiffin by Ungku and Mrs. Majid at their swimming pagar at
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    "When Ladies Meet" At The Pavilion.
    136 10 AT THE CINEMAS. •'When Ladies' Meet." a Metro-Gold«yn-Mayer production began a season at the Pavilion last night. Described as ihe year's naughtiest and most sophisticated comedy, the film is thoroughly good entertainment from start to finish. In addition to an excellent theme which lends
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    "The Warrior's Husband" At The Roxy.
    91 10 The land of the Amazons in 900 B.C. is the setting for "The Warrior s Husband," a delightful and unusual comedy, which began a season a, the Roxy last night. In this Fox production, Elissa Landi, looking '-cry nice in armour, is seen as
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    Cantonese Talkie At The Marlborough,
    67 10 Beautiful seeres cf Chinese rural life and of Kwangtung's quiet countryside arc seen in "Life In Struggle." the Cantonese talkie which opened for a season at the Marlborough yesterday. The story, as the title suggests. Is a very r,ad one, of a poor country lad
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    TEMPLE JAGA'S STORY.
    480 10 Serious Allegation. DID CORPORAL ASK FOR MONEY he had been asked by a corpora! to pay $5 for a first-class report was alleged in the evidence of the complainant in a case yesterday in which two Bengalis are charged with theft of $8. The Court Inspector said
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    JAGA WINS CLAIM.
    253 10 Judgment In Supreme Court Yesterday. The case in which Krata Singh, a watch-man-moneylender, sued Chop Yang Seng Liv Tim and Lee Leek for $748.76 was concluded in the Supreme Court yesterday by Mr Justice Gerahty. His lordship entered judgment for the plaintiff with costs. The claim of
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST.
    122 10 The health bulletin of the Leaaue of Nations, Eastern Bureau, Singapore for the week-ended Sept. 16 is as follows: Bassein: 2 plague cases and 2 deaths; 4 smallpox cases. Bombay: 1 plague case and 1 death. Calcutta: 23 cholera cases and 7 deaths as compared with
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    ALLEGED DOUBLE MURDER.
    305 10 Perak Assizes. DEATH OF DRIVER AND COOK. (Fium Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Sept. 22. E tragic circumstances under which Driver Joaquim, of th>_ F.M.S. Railways, and his cook, Ramasamy, met their deaths near Falom Railway station on July 14 were described at Perak Assizes to-day. Mariappan, an
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    MOST UNUSUAL CASE.
    1093 10 FIRST WIPE OR SECOND: Alleged Cheating, Ruling Of Court Of Appeal. A RULmG ance to the Chine as to whether a man wh secondary wife, giving pression that she v. wife, was liable to punishme the Criminal Procedure I given by the Coin; yesterday. His lordship, Sir
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    48 11 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING Ml) KY CHINESE. in the history of Penan-} manned by Chinese put i.a Tuesday. the Chinese flag and is named arrtml from Suminoe. v.ay U> Rangoon. t attmand of Captain H. c. ered at Shanghai. i 3.046 and her net
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    VESSELS IN PORT.
    21 11 British: 3.424 tons, from Hongk.ng 22-9. II LOBS, from Indragiri drafiri 24-9. :596 tons, from Bangkok k 26-9.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    60 11 Singapore. Sept. 22. ING SIDE THIS WHARVES. Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). wha.-f (Entrance Gate S). ek iEntrance Gate J). Sehaa City 37. Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Wharf 'Entrance Gate 4). 1; Dolius 1; Minderoo II Entrance Gate 7). PTTL HARBOUR. I h Princess Half," WE. C S. The
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    TOWEL SOS.
    118 11 r v Saved As Craft About To Sink. 11« ress :.als with a towel, flares. brought aid tc a yachting danger of their lives off [tlx I names, even-tone \.ach: Chloe sprang a leak n Knock lightship during i trip Phi blni Holland. Mr Charles E. Corke. of
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    RELIEF OF VIENNA.
    61 11 Special Stamps To Celebrate Deliverance. Vienna. 1 1 of stamps to commemorate the i. when besieged by the Turks :ib being issued. Prince Starhemberg. the heroic city, and of King Jchn Sobieski '•••o came to the Austrians' aid, tv of the s.amps. out in time for the
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    68 11 From Philippine Islands by the President Tc'ik," -lv:; a. Singapore at daylight to-morrow. From China and Japan by the Yamagata Mf.ru." due at Singapore to-morrcw. From China a"d Japan by the "Ha?ue Maru." aue at Singapore en Sunday. From China and Japan by the "Hamburg Maru." due at
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    BUS DRIVER FINED.
    160 11 Guilty Of Rash And Negligent Driving. Tan Ah Moi. a mosqu to btU drh\r. Wti yesterday fined $30 (or one months r.i. in default*, by the Fouiih Magistrate, Mr. J. N. Erander. for rash and negligent driving. Mr. W. A. N. Battenberg was for the prosecution and
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    "REDS" IN SHANSI.
    58 11 Martial Law In Taiyuen City. Shanghai. Sept. 21. A Communist haunt h£s bo- n dircovered by the Police at Taiyuonfu. the capital of Shansi. Martial law has been declared in the city, and the curfew imposed after nightfall. A watch is being kept at the hotels and
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    MONEY MARKET
    197 11 SELLING. Singapore, Sept. 21. London 4 months' sight 214 3:32 London 3 months' sight 2 4 1114 London 60 days' sight 2 4 364 London 30 days' sight 24 1>32 London demand yj| London T.T. 2 3 31 J2 Lycrs and Paris demand 915 Hamburg demand 148 New
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    PRODUCE.
    187 11 Singapore. Sept. 21. R. i Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $120 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan Sill Rice, b. Siam N. 1 $103 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 $98 Siam, No. 1 "Sinhway" $172 Siam, No. 2 "Sinhway" $162 Siam. No. 3 "Sinhway" $149
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    "TOTES" FOR FOOTBALL.
    68 11 Profits For Jugoslav Disabled Soldiers. Belgrade. The Jugoslav Government has sanctioned "totes" for football matches, boxing and light tthletics. under State control. The organisation of the machines will be carried out by the Association cf War Wounded, and som: of the proceeds will go to disabled to'diers.
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    325 11 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY, SEPT. 22. High Tide.—11.53 a.m. Meeting, Kluang Rubber Co., Hongkong Bank, noon. League Football, Div. I, Chinese v. R.A.F, Anson Road. Football, Daing Makkah Shield Final, Siglap v. Telok Saga. Jalan Besar. Hockey: S.C.R.C. v. A.P.C., S.C.R.C. Police
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    AMUSEMENTS
    104 11 ALHAMBRA—"Arizona to Broadway," with James Dunn, Joan Bennett, Herbert Mundin. etc. CAPITOL.—Conrad Veidt, Jill Esmond, etc, in "P. P. 1." EMPIRE.—Licnel Atwill in "Dr. X." GREAT WORLD. —Cabaret Dancing, sideshows. Malay and Chinese Wayangs. c nemas (Talkie: Sky—"Happy Ever After," Star—"High Speed" and "Love Affair.") MARLBOROUGH—"Life In Struggle," a
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    DR. C. C. WU.
    88 11 Severance Of Economic Relations With Japan. Shanghai, Sept. 21. Dr. C. C. Wu, Chairman cf the Foreign Relations Committee, inter iuwed, stated that the foreign policy of the Cent~al Government remained unchanged. He himself still advocated the severance of economic relations with Japan. Dr. Wu denied
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    Second Division Team Cheated By The Weather.
    550 12 RAIN RESCUES THE "RECS." CATTLE TRADERS IN FORM. S.A.F.A. Cup Soccer. Anson Road Match Abandoned. npHE s R.C. were somewhat lucky that their match with the Cattle Traders in the First Round of the iS.A.F.A. Soccer Cup competition at the Anson Road Stadium
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY.
    191 12 Two Practice Matches Arranged. The following have been invites] to p?ae hockey hi the SC.C. trial rra'ch on Sa nrdav Sept. 30th I O Phillip,; H. Q Shu.. Lt. K. C Phillips T. W sfor ay: J. L, C. Walker. E. V. Smith, G. A. Moslcy. C A.
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL IN SELANGOR.
    79 12 First Practice Match To-Morrow. A STATE rugby football practice wil be held on the Padang. Kuala Lumpur, to-morrow when the game will be divided into three periods of twenty minutes each. Mr. Fickely will referee and the following teams have been selected: WHITES: Warner: McLeod. Carey.
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    PERAK TURF.
    434 12 Result Of Draw For Recent Importations. (From Our Oun Correspondent.) Ipoh. Sept. 21. H. H. the Sultan of Peratc and the Raja Permaisuri were amongst those presea: yesterday ut the Racecourse when th maidens impoited through the British Bloodstock Agency by the Perak Turf Club were drawn Out
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    TANGLIN TENNIS.
    273 12 Tournament Ties For Next Week. Owing to lack cf entries for the Autumn lawn tennis tournament at the Tanglin Club, it has been decided not to divide entrants into "A"' and "B" Classes. The Cullen CiSp will accordingly b>3 competed for in the Spring tournament. Ties for next
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    CHINESE RUGBY FIFTEEN.
    407 12 Material Available. "M.T." INTERVIEWS CONVENER. ACCORDING to the trend of present arrangements, the Chinese in Singapore will soon have a rugby football fifteen to pit against other local teams. A meeting has been called to take place in the Straits Chinese Recreation Club next Monday, when all
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    LOCAL CRICKET.
    44 12 St. Joseph's Past v. Present. The annual cricket match between tlie Past and Present pupils of St Joseph's Institution will take place en the School ground tomorrow commencing a? 2 p.m. Th? ASioeiati r. Dili be "At Home 'to members and friends
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    SIONG BOO v. P. BUKOM.
    56 12 Sicng 800 team v Pulau Bukom to-morruw at Bukom i players are requested to meet at the Club premises before 2 15 p.m.): Boon Chocn. Khai Tay. 3w?; Thye. tag Kwee. An B c:< Khcon Guan Cheow Hin Chin Ann. James Gon. 3im Lim. Teck
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    NEXT YEAR'S TESTS.
    174 12 Australians Meet. CABLE BEING SENT TO THE M.C.C. Reuter. Sydney, Sept. 21. rpHAT the Australians will go to England in 1534 is now almost certain. A significant fact is that the itinerary announced provides for 33 matches, including five Tests—at Nottingham on June 8. Lord's on June
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    MALACCA HOCKEY.
    121 12 Visit To Singapore In December. (Frcm Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. S- pt. 21. Th? ?.lalacea Hockey Asseciation has drawn tip a Ion? programme of inter-State and local '.nttr-Club marches for the ensuing season. Sirgapore will be visited in December for Itt&tciMi between Singapore and Malacca on the 16th
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY.
    57 12 Padang Game Washed Cut. H<avy ijin which fell alter about minutes' lay caused the friendly joccer match between >||c Municipal C mbined XT and the S.C.C trrterdav at the p-dans to br abandoned. The se re wao (ben I—l. Orr having drawn f'rst b'.ood for the Gtttb and
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    S.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
    100 12 Yesterday's ties in the law n tenni-s tournament at the S.R.C. w:re in ermpted by the rain. Ties arranged for to-day are: •A" SINGLES. M A. Cordeiro (ptca 15» v N. E. Ess <owe 4» "B" SINGLES: C R Eber »scr.» v. O. G. Straus <owe 3). LADIES'
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    SEEING BOXING BY RADIO.
    216 12 Success Of B.B.CVs First Programme. THE first broadcast television programme of boxing was given by the 8.8.C. recently on the National and Midland Regional programmes The results showed clearly the case with which the televisor can now be turned to one side or the other, to
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    RAID ON WELSH PLAYERS.
    232 12 Two G) Over To The Rugby League. (From Our Oun Correspondent.) London. Aug. 11. A raid on Welsh Rueby Union players similar to that carried out by English cricket clubs en overseas players., is bcirg made by clubs in the Rugoy League. Several prominent Welsh flayers
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    S.C.F.A. SOCCER.
    71 12 Baleriicr XI c. C demaa Street team in the Cnuicse intre-Distrif I League to-merrow at the Jalan Bevar Stcdiuni will be selected from: Ngin Ens Kiat. Chan Shing Kong. Tan Tian Peng. Chan Ah Bah, Org K. Sung. Ng Ngiap Yung. Sng X <y Hoe, lim Huat Lye.
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    THE SELANGOR RACES.
    255 12 TWO-DAY AUTUMN MEETING Poor Entries. Handicaps Available On Monday. TWO-DAY Autumn will be held under the auspices of the Selangor Turf Club, al Kuala Lumpur, on Sept. 30 and Saturday. Oct. 7. Handicaps for the first day will be issued on Monday. The following is the complete
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    CHINESE ASSOCIATION.
    54 12 Lawn Tennis Tournament Tits. Tics in the lawn lemis tournament of the OMaaat I > been fixed fcr next week as fattoai Monday: Dr. S. H. Tan Fheow. Tuetdaj Wooi Chow lat X J P v. Harold Tan Wednesday: Kam OhU Hock Hjan v. Lhn Chim Fook. Thursday
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    DOG RACING.
    47 12 Greyhound racing was defended t- tr.' Bet. R. H. Notlagc. Vicar of All BOtth Ch recently, at a greyhound "matine > Stadium in aid Cf his church He described the sport a* "a di< brings entirely heal hy relax ment of txci ement to thouaa od
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      97 12 S.C.C. TENNIS. Play Interrupted By The Rain. Play in the lawn tennis tourria.nf.it at he S.C.C. yesterday was Interrupt >d by the ia:n. Wise led Goodman by 5 2 in tha A singles handicap final, with the 1 tter leading in the eighth game, when the wind bicv tn" screens
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    INTER-PORT ROWING CONTEST.
    179 13 ua l Race With A Miri "Off." fixture in the local Tthe R.S.Y.C., is the which has come to v Qteat between the Club and the Miri owing v ill. therefore, a that the event will string to leave difcttm from Singapore 1933 race was to have
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    BASEBALL.
    154 13 Oid Boys Beat i\ lericans. A>?- '-iation Team Old Boy*' ieam took the boll League com- d last Sunday ye very close, with zt a a advar-tag tost to scon when Keneko H a nd and thirj heme plate on an (tl oun* when French able to «am any
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    SINGAPORE CHESS CLUB.
    337 13 Championship And Handicap Tournaments. RESULTS to date of the championship, grand ■a.* hanuicap and junior handicap competitions are as follow. JUNIOR HANDICAP. P. W. L. D. C. G. Paterson 10 7 3 A. Figaro 3 6 2 C. Parbuiy 7 43 Mrs. J. Hahn-Butter 5 1 4
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    VINES BEATEN AGAIN.
    47 13 Pacific Coast Lawn Tennis Tournament. Reuter. Los Angeles, Sept. 21. in the quarter-finals of the Fa in= and Couth West lawn tennis hips Jj* •ndball beat Ellrsv or h Vines 1-6 6—4 -o and F. J. Perry beat V. n Eyn 6—l. c—3. Reuter.
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    BILLIARDS MATCH.
    53 13 Member, of the Amicable Ajo a turn WUI entertain the members oMhe ™ted Confederate Funeral Association a game. ox billiards at the The Nankin Street on Sunday at U a.m. Amicables will be represented byYeo Koon Yam. Org Mah Soh, Ang Tee Kiah. Reserves: Tan Tian Kit and
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    MEN BAT WITH BROOMSTICK.
    241 13 Exciting Finish In Klang Cricket Match. THE annual match bUween 83ang Ladies ar.d the Klang Club was played on Sun- j day and resulted in a well deserved victory j I.r .he ladies by the narrow margin of 1 tun. The Ciub bowled, and batted (With
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    FRIENDLY MATCH.
    109 13 San s B.P. Beat Happy Brothers. In a return match of five doubles played on Cunday morning on Sa: s court the So hs B.P. Cefeated Happy Brother* by 4—l. Res..its (Ban's players mentioned first):— Koh Kok Leong and Ho Yuen beat Mun Korg and Seladurai 21-15. 19-21.
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    AUGUST B.P. v. VISTA.
    72 13 The Mat B P "B" Kern v. the Visia n P. "B" team at 0* later* MBrt, on BuOtlay: nock Choon, Ta-., Boon lock Chow Shi Um7*** Hock Hey Chun Kirn Giuui Boh Chonx Scrg Lim Chin Kan chua Eng Checng. Soh s,ee Teck. 1 i
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    S.K.C.B.P. TOURNAMENT.
    56 13 Th« -mi-final tie i.i the Set Kirn Cheng 2JS"part.--, tooraaaent (knock-out SSS en Sunday resulted as follows: Peh Teng Siew Tar. Chuan Heck and Sect Kirn Cheng Th postponed second played off this Sunday at 4-48 P m. Bexwen Ang Whatt Kirn and Lim Chin Be< v. Tan
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    MARCELLE v. BOUNDARY R.B.P.
    53 13 A match of four men's singles two men's rl-nibles ard one ladies' single will be JW» etween the Marcelle Badminton t>arty and S Boundary Road B.P tc-morrow at 946. Upper Serangocn Road at 2.30 p.m. j Players and supporters should assemble at 382, Joo Chiat Road
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    BADMINTON AT KLANG.
    275 13 Men's And Mixed Doubles. THE entries received by the BOang District Badmintcn AtsociaUon Cor the men's ard mixed doub!«u championship were good. Sixteen j :nt r ics were received io: the men's doubles ard seven v the nixed doubles. 1..c loitovinj pairs weic seeded Men's Doubles—(for the
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    INTER-TEAM DOUBLES.
    85 13 Final In Port Swettenham Tournament. fa he fl' al til? Klaus District badminton rtcr-fam doubles League, played at Port r -ham the CwtW badminton party c Ya >- bndmiiuon party by tiiree n nil. Rc-fulu (Seavews players meni card OMfti c W9f ixd Dtnnah beat Blew Hin and
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    SOCCER IN MIRI.
    180 13 V in? Team From Kuching Wins Inter-State. A Kuchiog soccer team recently visited Miri nd beat the Miri Selected on the Gymkhana 2"ub ground by 2 —l. The team? appeared well mutched. Both idea attempted several long «hetl withou: avail Suching appeared the mere aggressive. At ha
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    MALACCA BOXING.
    51 13 H "a (U*tla Hock) ard Gus Landlord i dacca to Ugh. QMve. Y«o Wffl opp Be Ma iamuttu or Sfg*| Tur.--n, i rt-round contest The iattat two laad l I among the besL balamweignts OT. Malacca. Qua Lsngford hopcr, for a return with Kid rJbwCSlate en the same
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY.
    55 13 U S R U team v. Fort Canning Sports Club tomorrow at the S.E.S. Simon Road ground: Ahmad Abdullah, Ahmad Tamby Jeo Ban Teck A. Sankaran. Tlong Kang, Khane Hock, Man'ur. Kheng Soon. Yocg Liang I Vellu Hamid. Cecil Paley. Bertie Edward. Chris' d'Cotta. Hock Chye, John Loh,
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      280 13 Assurance in force over »35,000,000. Assets exceed $12,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In the Btralte Settlement*). LONDON OFFICE: 27. Old Jewry. «0. HEAD OFFICII: Great Eastern Life Building. CecU Street. Singapore. ct ln ever y particular. Z -TT b» £M .OOO M-M rtb .be supreme Curt
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    LATE MR. DUDLEY WARDE.
    519 14 Funeral Delayed By Autopsy. THE funeral of Mr. F. Dudley Warde. Who died suddenly, was delayed for an hour on Wednesday by a last minut e autospy which had to be performed owing to the suddenness of his death. Dr. Tull. the Government Pathologist, performed the
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    SIR A. GLEGG.
    164 14 Death Of A Weil-Known Financier. London. Stpt. 21 Sir Alexander Glejzg is dead.—Rem- r Sir Alexander Glrtrg m I Lairman, Barry and S allies Linoleum Maiuifat luring Co., Director, John L Thomycroft. Ltd. shipbuilder! and engineers, London; chairman of the British and Foreign Bible Society and V'.tc-PraMenl
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    HOW TO BRING UP CHILDREN.
    201 14 Mrs. Roosevelt's Plain Talk. Hyde Park. New York a MRS. Frank::)-! D. Roosevelt, who has a i.VI family of five, advisee parents Lo bnng up their children so that they "stand on their cv n feet." '•I always v an cd happiness fcr my children,
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    DUTCH QUEEN'S SPEECH.
    121 14 I nemplo: ment Relief On A Larue Sale. Reuter Wireless. The Hague. Sept. 19. A redudion in tiie .claries of civil ard further measures for improvements in the h leraal naarkettng ol Dutch products and of the c?:;;ort trade are included among (he subjects f. r the
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    YOUNG KING BETROTHED.
    94 14 Private Celebrations At The Palace. Reuter. Baghdad, Sept. IU. The betrothal of King Ghazi. the 21--year-old successor to King Felsal. to his if usin. PrtocOM A'.iyah. tiat gh er of the txKins, Ali of Hediaz was celtb'.ated at th? Palate fcaat n;gh* in the presence of member;
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    U.S. AND RUSSIA.
    55 14 Recognition Before C ongress Is Convened. Reuter. N.w York. Sept. 20. United States recognition ol Soviet Russia before Congress is convened is rcliablv indicated It is learned Uhm Predated Rooeevest told r. foreign attains coiu'il'i nt that h<- wished to dispose of the matter edltte he was
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    STORM KILLS 50 PEOPLE.
    87 14 Reuter Wireless. ~1< eseo City. Sept. it. AM h a t Bftjf U*ej mvn been lost in Mexico ;> tlie reauft ol hurricane erhaefa carept round lh( Guli of Mexico and northward, according tc reports from Tainpx Moc;t Ci the persons who were killed were v.
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    Hrown, who stars at thp Canitrd _ n , l!re vtipiiol scon ip lOf Boy Makes Good."
    6 15 Where Do The Stars Come From?
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    Attractions At The Local Cinemas.
    305 15 Hrown, who stars at thp Canitrd n l !r e vtipiiol scon ip lOf Boy Makes Good." Attractions At The Local Cinemas. s tat Cervantes' "Don most widely translated ad ieaving the Bible statement is probably at the Pavilion '■■■< oi the new "Dor, 5 lo mind a story translations
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    TWO NATURAL PLAYERS.
    508 15 Upon finishing his own latest starring Droductlon. "California Trail, Jones learned that Director Eddie Buzzell was running around in circles trying to find a suitable player to take the role of Panama Kelly in the colourful story which relates the romance and intrigue in a New York dance hall girl's
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    Where Do The Stars Come From? THE FRUITFUL AREAS OF AMERICA.
    148 15 The proof is." he says, 'that they can depart from specific lines, put in their own lines, and gr< perfect dramatic ••Phis absolute naturalness is something tew players achic7c except after ye-M-s of experience. But. once achieved! it means performances that grip, because they convince." THE FRUITFUL AREAS OF AMERICA.
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    ANALYSIS OF LIST OP BIRTHPLACES.
    1067 15 WHAT State—Or section—is entitled to go down in history as the breeding-place of stars? A check-up and an analysis ol the list of birthplaces supplied by the twenty stars and 35 featured players on the Warner Bros.—First Xaiional roster of artists leads to some striking
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    "SCENE FINDER."
    180 15 New Device For The Directors. A substitute for the eye of the camera, so small that it can be slipped in the vest pocket, is the latest invention to make easier the life of the motion picture director. For years every director has naa as part of his
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