Malaya Tribune, 25 September 1933

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. fse No. 228 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1933 rIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Sept. 25, 1933. Malaya Tribune PAGES SINGAPORE. MON DAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 193:1. nVI CENTS,
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      150 1 S: day Tribune laya I X LIM ESQ Powdered Milk Every Purpose PURE, FRESH MILK IN CONVENIENT j FORM FOR COOKING OR PRINKING j Obtainable at all Leading rWffr Provision Stores. £X DISTRIBUTORS: I GETZBROS.&CO. i SPEEDY v... v,\U\ V\V 1 ere is real speed in the now Austin. |Q
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      180 1 A. FLINTEK 6, Raffles Place, Singapore Importing Diamonds and Pear! Necklaces of every size and qualiiy. Selling It laiest and lowest market price*. Also buying gold co:na and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying Jiighest prices accouung toduiry excAaOf* rates. j HEALTH and STRENGTH I j IN EVERY
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    WIZARDS OF THE KNIFE
    776 2 The Surgeon's Craft. MARVELS OF LONDON WORKSHOP. JN a small room looking on to the busiest part of Oxford-street, W., works a man who is the world's greatest wizard of the fine edge. His work represents the last stage in the production of the minute knives
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    ON WAY TO BAGHDAD.
    175 2 British Responsibility To League. London, Aug. 20. Sir Francis Humphrys, the British Ambassador to Iraq, left England yesterday on his urgent mission to Baghdad, where he will demand an account of the recent excesses on the frontier of Syria and Iraq. Although British responsibility for the
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    THE "SNIPERS" OF WINCHESTER.
    302 2 The Public As "Common Enemy." fpHE secret information of an .uniy, each .1 member of which was armed wi.h an airgun, waj disclcsed at Winchester -'.hen two of the "privates" were before the magistrate charged wi.h discharging guns on the highway, ani with having no licences
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    ALPINE TRAGEDY.
    230 2 Climbers Carried Away By Crumbling Snow. j Th. number cf fatal mountain a'c.dtnts this j j year has been very much higher than u5ual, and la.st month totalled nearly 5 r >. *Jp to the i present well over 90 lives have been lost in the Alps this
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    A DUELLING FAMILY.
    212 2 Honaoartist Leader To Fight Again. Paris. An aro>m Bonaparte. II Paul dc GHmmm vho is also a famous duellist, has challenged Prince Gahtzinc-Ostermann, President of the Intenational Anti-Bolshevik League, to a duel At a debate on Marriage in Soviet Russia Prince Galitzine interrupted Me. Slcard a Part
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    DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
    194 2 Husband Showing How Wife Fell. An extraordinary accident is reported from Vernois-le-Fol on the Swiss Frontier in the Jura. Some weeks ago a man and a woman were picking wild raspberries in the wood when the woman slipped on a rock and was flung to her death down
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING — Wearing Of The Blue.
    175 2 WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING Wearing Of The Blue. MR. DE VALERA appears, for the present anyway, to have successfully warded off the danger that threatened him and his party and was able to announce on Sunday a complete pact With the Labour Party which will make his administration secure
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    Annie Besant.
    118 2 THE venerable white-be. ord? d ligure of Col. H. S. Olcott. and the name, at one j time much discussed, of Madame Bla- vatsky spring at once to memory as one j contemplates the death of Mrs. Annie Besant. whose passing removes from the Indian stage a figure
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    German Outlook.
    88 2 Nazi enthusiasts wherever Gen.,, have a kind ol rate territory reasoned with. Ge no more right to cl Britain hat to c. But the conviction i acquired something a religious fana; k come a menace to country bordering upoi itself more or less to the danger which confi
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      476 2 Royal Interest. The interest displayed in '•Imperial" Typewriters at the British Industries Fai'- held at Olympia in 1 1926 was recalled when H.M. The Kinsvisited the Royal Agricultural Show Exhibition field in Derby a few weeks <&~^*~- In conversation with His Majesty, 7 Mr. Mawle, the General Sales Man- I
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      182 2 WHITE AW AY'S Mew Basic Values*Euilt oi steel and nicely pad?d. DRESSED DOLE* fitteJ oxer end aprcn with storm. An appealing doll. flap, fcld dov.n typ: handle. 4 tastefully dressed. iubo;r lyicd spoke wheels, SlC?1 c:mpcsition head j! spring. ard brdv. r Bavic Value $35.00 each. Prkv SE-5 each. A
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      461 3 ML HASSAN, ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 36-37, Hras Hasan Roatj, SINGAPORE. if you Are in need of electric fana, motors, etc., and rviee, please write to address or 'Phone TO LET. 5 LJM PARK Reductions of Rents from Vutrust, 193.3. and 118.00 Ari > LIM SAWMILL CO., 8 'J. Ed
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      229 3 TO LET. jg^.^i»t ttW d W Apply a Xi? i^J"" 10 Newton compound house, 4 big bed-rooms, baths, electric, water, garage xiock v-Liig, 38, Amoy Street. Arson lffirT!s X?? fl0; r of an annexe In «i d consisHnt of two rooms, a kitchen MM oath room with lights and water
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      408 3 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED—For a Rubber Estate Conductor vuth ome knowledge in Dutch. Apply Box -14. c o Malaja Tribune. WANTED—First-class Process Hand; must thoroughly understand line and half-tone work; willing and industrious man only need apply Rood salary for right man:—Write Box No 18 1, c o Malaya Tribune, Singapore.
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      141 3 EDUCATIONAL. FAX EASTERN MUSICAL SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). l-A. Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut. Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical EducationSystematic Training both in Technique anc Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certiflcate. Diploma. tic. Booklet free. M. ANCIANO, Principal SPECIAL SALES MARGO~SOAP (Slightly
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      656 3 PUBLI£ NOTICES. NOTICE. IHE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LIMITED, (Incorporated in WW Straits Settlenrnts). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Yurte:nth Annual General Meeting of th? Shareholders of this Company will be held at its gisterod Office. China Building, Chula Street, ingapore. on Saturday. 30th S.pt'mber. 1933. it 12.00 noon. By Order
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      547 3 YICK WOH HING 4!!t Xrrth Bridge Road. tNtur Middle The RIGHT Shop for :11 Repairs of C locks Watches. Excellent Workmanship Guaranteed, A trial will convince you. Contractor!; Tor the R pair of Clock, and Watches tc the British Army in IffJajM. A.J.G.P. MALAYA TRIBUNE. PHONE 6171. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PATABM'"
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    Shipping News & Notices. BLUE FUNNEL MOTORSHIP.
    1177 4 Shipping News Notices. BLUE FUNNEL MOTORSHIP. i "A Special Ship For A Special Purpose." TIHE new motorship Gorgon." which is being 1 built by the Caledon Shipbuilding and Engineering Co.. Ltd.. for th? Blue Funne' Line (Messrs. Alfred Holt and Co., managers), a as. at Dundee, launched in mail week
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    COLLISION DISPUTES.
    341 4 I Chinese Arbitration Board. I TOHE Chinese Ministry of Communications ha< promulgated a series cf regulations providig for the establishment, by the variou? avigation affairs bureaux, of arbitral com•ilttees for the settlement of disnutes arising ut of snipping collisions. k provided that each committee shall br 'mpospd of
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    NEW TYPE ENGINE.
    473 4 First Unit To Be Built In I mmi•-■ r London, Aug. 19. REPRESENTATIVES of shipping, shipbuilding, and marine engineering ccmpanie.< attended the shop trials of the first British milt two-stroke single-acting Burmeister and Vain type engine, which has been constructed 3y Messrs. John G. Kincaid and Co.,
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    LIFEBOAT FOR DEVON.
    156 4 Londcn. Aug. 18. The new motor lifebcat which the Roya" National Lifeboat Institution has built for Hi station at Exmouth. Devcn, will arrive toI morrow. The new boat, which is replacing I i pulling and sailing lifeboat, is of the light •-elf-righting type. 35ft. 61ns. by 9ft.
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    THE BRITISH PROTEST.
    266 4 Shipping Decree Breach Of Treaty. THE British Government is protestine to the German Government against the order 'oncerning sea passenger bookings. This order is being represented to the German Government as a breach of treaty, and as iting op?n to the strongest objection. It vas learned in
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    BIG IMPROVEMENT.
    183 4 Increased Activity In U.S. Yards. f The gross tonnage of vessels under construcion in U.S. shipyards for American firms 01 "uly 1, showed an increase of 97 per cent, ove he previous month, but was below that of ear ago. states a report by Mr. A. J. Tyrer
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    DREDGER CONTRACTS.
    94 4 Two important dredger contracts have beer, secured by Messrs. WUliam Simons and Co., Ltd.. Renfrew. One of the vessels, a large patent Simons cutter suction dredger, is for in Burmah. She will be the largest vessel of her type ever buiit in this country Her propellins machinery will
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      519 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P 0. j BRITISH INDIA r X AND I APCAR LINES. "T (Incorporated In England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO.. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's y Government). f OUTWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. -T 4
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      185 4 IWLLOYD triestino (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Calling at Penang. Colombo, Bombay, Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Sara, Port Karachi, Aden, Maaaowah, Sues, Port Said, BrlndiaJ. Venice and Trieste. Said, BrindiaL Venice and Trieste. Due Leave Due m.v. MONCALIERI Sept. 25 Sept. 25 6'pore.
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      222 4 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LLNIE Deutsch i Haevßl Australische Ciampfachllrji j GeseUschaft (Companies Incorporated In Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. M.s. VOGTLAND. via Manila Oct. 8 t m.s. LEVERKUSEN, via Manila Oct. 17 t s.s. SAARLAND, via Manila Nov. 1 t m.s. BURGENLAND, via Manila Nov. 14 t
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      604 4 STEAMER norddeutschkk ll oyd, (Incorporated ra \™*AiW Germany The undernoted are the Compares hrmded fixtures:— OUTWARDS. 5 "DONAU" for Manila. B| k o ng Shanghai, N. China J.. V na "FULDA" for Manila. rtf. S'hai. N. China Japan 0 t "ISAR" for Hollo, Ma:..la. S'hai, N. China Japan nr "SAARBRUCKEN"
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    Mining Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    390 5 spore, tfaouay, II a.m. tin share quotations are issued Co., exchange and stock W J Buyer*. Sellers I V*l" e Tin 2D 30 xd 30 35|- 14 0 15 6 cd. 1 10 Lit cd. 18 16 cd. 0.16 0.18 S 1 1 60 0.65
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    126 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. RUBBER PRICES FIRM UP. New York Tin Unchanged. Our Financial CorrtsvondMij Singapore. M.nday. Noon. To-day's Prices: Rubber (Singapore), 12« o cts., up j{ ct Market Tone: Firm. Tin (Singapore), $110. unchanged. Saturday's Prices London Rubber, 3%d., up 1 16d. Market Tone: Steadier. New York
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    EIGHT STOWAWAYS.
    155 5 Two Sentenced To Seven Days' Imprisonment. London, Aug. 18. At Jarrow Police Court yesterday, Lawrence Taylor <25). of Newcasle, and William Johnson i22>. of Sunderland, were charged on remand with being stowaways in the steamer Isleworth from Australia. Mr. R. Sharpe. who prosecuted for Messrs R. S. Dalgliesh
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    37 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London Spot: 3 25 32d. New York: 7 11 18 cents. Singapore: Htt —12% cents. TIN. London Spot: £214 15s. London 3 months: £214 15s. Singapore: $110.00. COPRA. Sundried 5340 Mixed 5285
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    PENAWAT MALAYAN TIN.
    35 5 An interim dividend of 5 per cent, in respect of the year ending Aug. 31. 1934, has been declared Wairrants to shareholders on the London register will be payable on Sept. 30.
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    KINTA ELECTRIC COMPANY.
    210 5 Decline Of Sales Announced. I From Our Own Correspond'-tu.j Ipoh, Sept. 1.3. ORESJDING at the fif h annual meeting cf the K'nta E'e trie Disir button Co., Co". Cec.l Riie. in the course of a review of the financial year stated that the outstanding feature hnd b?en
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    PETROL PRICES.
    161 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene ara as follows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon 81-19 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon 10.82 Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial
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    BETTER SENTIMENT.
    100 5 Rubber Firm On Stock Market. Reuter Wireless. London, Sept. 20. 'FHE sentiment on tne Stock Exchange toft day was better but, aput from renewed- interest in Kaffirs following the new high record 'evel in th? price cf geld. business was small. .There was a reversal in the movements
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    NEW EXCHANGE.
    146 5 Move Against Wall Street Tax. Reuter Wireless. New York. Sept. 23. The success cf the plans to creams? a Stock Exchange in New Jersey, in order to avoid taxation in New York, is regarded as certain. Members of tho New York Slock Exchange, to the number cf 634.
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    CANAL TRAFFIC.
    325 5 The Transport System Of Canada. Traffic on Canad'an cana's showed a decidedly upwa d trend during June, according to an official report just released. At St". Marie, where ;h? shipping o Canada and the United States uses the canal I ci either country, the total traffic in June
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    POOR RESULTS.
    163 5 Meeting Of Frank Mason And Co. Whilst tataaMllll regret at the P'or results Of the pas. year s working. Capiair. R. F. J !.;a?:on. at the meeting held recently in London of Frank Ma-en and Company, the railway tavertiserctnt co::.ractoiH. explained that aavertisi-.ig whs particularly sensitive to the
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    KALIDJEROEK RUBBER.
    134 5 Including a loss of £2.361 (against £2.225) on exchange, the total loss of the Kalidjeroek Rubber Company for the year ended March 31 amounted to £2.722 I against £.5945 for 1931--32). which increases the debit balance to go j forward to £4.906. The Preference dividend is in arrear
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    TAMBALAK RUBBER MEETING.
    441 5 Company Working At A Profit. 'T>HE 24th annual general meeting of tin; Tambalak Rubber Estates. Ltd.. was held yesterday at the c rapany's registered ofAes, j Hcngkcng Bank Chambers. Singapore: Mr. J. Robertson was in the chair, others I present including Messrs. S. H Moss. A. L
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    BRITISH COLUMBIA.
    163 5 Some Of Its Most Valuable Industries. British Columbia is perhaps most videly known to the -florid for its sconic attrac ions, having been aptly described as "Twenty Switzcrlands rolled into one." The fame of its commercial fisheries, and of it* prize-winning apples and cherries, has als gone abroad,
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    Rubber Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    656 5 bii gaporc. Monday, H a.m. Toe following rubber arrare quotation* m laaued by Kramer and Ooaud LyaU and Craa: luue Value. RIM LjsJl Bharea. St 00. rv»u. 1 Allenbv SO 65 $0.7» $0.60 30.7.S Alor Gajah 0.50 0.60 0.50 0.00 IA. Hitam 0.70 0.80 0.75
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      51 5 THE SOUTH BRITISH {I, INSURANCE COMPA N V LIMITED. MARINE TRANSIT AND HOTOR CAR BANCI UCLPTED AT ICI KIIENT RATES. L C. MARGOLJOUTH, Manager. i -nlajson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED v v, h>\(i; CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE, OHNSON: General Manager. OFFICE: No 4. Cecil Street,
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      50 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in tofland) SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed ef|OW ,000 Capital iijmw.OOO Paid-up-Capital f 600.000 Beserre Fund and Rew n aan OFFICE: tOKDOM. BRANCHES: dSSot ACCOUNTS opened and SAVING npr cent per annum. „,0, tbfougbout the world. o. SMITH. J U m mnasTsr
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      54 5 tnuut/ m PAID-UP OUARTERLY 21% Interest yearly paid to you quarterly Think what small amounts put regularly away now, will mean to you in tnflg to come. In a surprisingly short time you will have an appreciable bank balance. Interest at. the rate of 2»/2% is paid quarterly. Head Office:
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      215 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated in Straits Settlementa.) Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE BO HONG HANK. LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING CHLUA STREET. SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee Cheng,
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      229 6 sdse ALHAMBRA The Famcus Star of "RIO RITA" and other famous productions John Boles "Child of W'm J Manhattan j She loved a man who offered Everything but Marriage while she could give everything but love to the man who loved her! Coining Soon —S IMI LT AN EOl \S
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      240 6 m I CAPITOL I 9.1s Here he is- _«ck again to put you in roars cf Laughter The famous big-mouthed funster, 4 kc4MAKES GOODX, 'J DOROTHY M£RVYN lEROY Bllto^— First National's riotously funny comedy. NEXT CHANGE (WEDNESDAY) The Popular Comedian of "SLEEPLESS NIGHTS" The MUSIC" H if One of the
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      376 6 DON QUIXOTE ff^W 1, J J I coming: i LCCSE.N IP THOSE LAUGHS—HERE'S THE WITH- i NAUGHTIEST COMEDY EVER SFFN ROBERT MONTGOMERY. ANN HARDING. l«t^}^l ALICE BRADI in i j AI.-G.-M. PICTURE J sth DAY—SEASON EXTI >'DED WHO SAW IT THE OPENING DAY—THEY RE NEXT CHANGE J "HUMANITY" 1 -Humanity"
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    QUARREL WITH A POLICEMAN.
    278 7 Cross-Summonses In Johore Court. From Our Own Correspondent,) Johore Bahru, Sept. 23. S T^n 8r M J SUmmons case in summoned 1 &v T Lui med V P Nair Scudai for assault lce constable 01 Ungku Ismail hin heard before Magistrate) [hif ThIrd the Tarnil °forTs1m?
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    CYCLIST KILLED.
    264 7 In the Coroner's Court this afternoon before Ungku Ismail, an inquest was held into the death of a Chinese rubber dealer named Lai Fook, 40 years of age. He was killed as the result of coming into collision with a motor car at the junction of Jalan Greja
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    A HERO AGED 6.
    47 7 Paris. When little girl Ml into the river at Chalons-sur-Marne. all he playmates ran away —except u boy of six He jump?d into a boat, heM out a landing not to the littl» girl, and hauled hor towards him on to the bank
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    S.C.F.A. SOCCER.
    358 7 Start Of Inter-District Competition. "ESTABLISHING an early lead of two goals ■-p in ;he first five minutes of the game, the Coleman XI had no difficulty in maintaining that margin to the ci.6 when they played the l-'alesMer XI at soccer in the S.CP.A. interDistrict League on Saturday
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    S.R.C. LAWN TENNIS.
    196 7 Tournament Ties For This Week. Ties arranged in the lawn tennis tournament at the S.R.C. are as follows: TO-DAY'S TIES "A" SINGLES: N. S. Hogan v. G. E. N. Othlers; M. A. Ccrdeiro v. N. E. Ess. "B" SINGLES: G. H. Kraal v. R. G. Lange; C.
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    PERAK SOCCER.
    121 7 The Lim Seng Fook Cup Final. (Front Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Sept. 23. After having met twice previously in games vhich ended in draws, the Perak Customs won the find of the Lim Seng Fook Cup competition by beating the Railways by 1—0. Play was even throughout. The
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    O.R.A. TENNIS.
    148 7 Tournament Results And Ties. Results and ties played in th. Old Rafflesians 1 Association lawn tennis tournament are as follows G. T. Peall Challenge Cup: Dr. T. H. Wee beat Mohd. Yusof b. Ishak 5—7, 6—l, 6—3. Doubles Handicap: H. M. Sujak and Dr. T H. Oh (owe
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS.
    89 7 Prize Distribution On To-morrow. j I Ties in the S.C.C. lawn tennis tournament are as follows: TO-DAY'S TIE. •B" CLASS DOUBLES (finj.l) W. D. Charlton and H. B. Noon (—16.3) v. P. O'Neil Dunne and D. H. Tudor (plus 3). "C" CLASS SINGLES (final): C E. Bower
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    198 7 Joe E. Brown At The Capitol. Jae E. Brown, who has always had to hide his light urd c a bushel In pictures—so far as his real ability as an athlete was concerned, gets his innings In his new comedy, "Local Boy Makes Good, which openod at
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    "Child Of Manhattan" At The Athambra.
    171 7 "Child of Manhattan." a delightful and intriguing rereen story, mac*.-.' i.s appearance at the Alhambra Theatie last night. Starring the vivacious and beau Iful Nancy Carroll, directed by Eddie BoaJRiL "Child ol Manhattan" prows to be not only a parcel ol" line IBtcrtilnimrt but
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    "Men Must Fight" At The Roxy.
    85 7 The M.-G.-M. production "Men Mrst Fight," c ommenced R run at the Roxy last night. Wiih th plot Ota til 01 about a woman who ha., brought up her sen to share her hitr.'d c: war, the principal feminine lole was assigned to the
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    "Tens" At The Marlborough.
    99 7 1 I Charles Farrell and Janet Oaynor, that incomparable romantic team of the screen, re- turned to the Marlborough yesterday in "Tess of the Storm Country." It is a delight to watch their acting again, especially now that they are. no longer teamfd at the Fox
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      288 7 Rheumatic quickly relieved by SLOAN"S LINIMENT 307u SWAN PENS i, 1 b or Coloured, from 6.50 Smhi Mino* 4.75 •ItodMVrd'l M 2.75 'SMft'lnl Cf». 20 rATIONEtS AND JEWELLERS C »ft»tqg— pcs» fr««. MAC lE, TODD CO., LTO., ian KewW, Lender, W.l c idOII Liverpool. SAS FOR I LIVERISHNESS I SLUGGISHNESS
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      656 7 SINGAPORE HOTELS 1 I i I I GOODWOOD PARK HBTrT Phone 6490 Telegram: 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 garages: Moderate Rates: Terms J Apply:—Manager. IiATEST ADVERTISEMENTS
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      636 7 I TO-NIGHT Joan Crawford, Robert Montgomery in the st:ry of a girl and her "wild outs." "LFTTY LYNTON." Tuesday Rirli.ed Kan In line s in "ALIAS THE DOCTOR" A flaming challersje to Conventional Ethics LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WAN'IED— Y.:.j:.(* I.x. m. an assist a m in BHHVI Daniv Mudio. Apply personally
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      269 7 CLVfi DIARY. (There are numerout Clubs and Societies Singapore, most o/ the members uf which art readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Dizry is provided specially for them. Secretaries aie Invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general Merest will still be included in the "Diary
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      173 7 —-I -J.- MB B _T music practice, Mr. Tan Teng Ban's residence, 7>A. McNair Road (behind Polo Ground). 7.30 p in., in ccnnec.ion with forthcoming invitation, j Attendance compulsory. Marigold Minstrels: Social general asset! tg, Mr. Tan Kirn Pong's residence. 20, Cheng Tuan Street, 7.30 p.m. Attendance compulsory. Music practice
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT. DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    55 8 Mr. Tan Wl Liun thanks all these friends and reUv.iv.s who attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Tan Wi Lian nice Ec Geok Lin. and til those who paid night visits, lent cars rendered services and s.nt telegrams and letters of co::dol?nce wreaths, scrolls and Joss
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    DEATH.
    25 8 Or.g Kirn Kheh. of Pulo Bukoni. passed away peacefully at the General Hospital. SuWpore. this mornhig. Punecal at 4.30 p ra today at Biddadari.
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    A LOOK AROUND.
    784 8 The imposition by Canton of a substantial duty on imported rice has hit the producers in Siam severely. Large quantities of rice are exported every year from Siam to all parts of the world and a not inconsiderable portion is taken by China, although the Chinese are
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    231 8 Comments By The Way. A BILL has been introduced into the j French Chamber making it compulsory for every schoolchild who is physi- i caliy lit to learn to swim. Whilst com- pulsion may be deprecated in many quarters, there is little doubt that the principle
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    10,000 Circulation !
    239 8 10,000 Circulation THE circulation of the "Sunday Tribune." our sister contemporary j yesterday topped the 10.000 mark. During the last two months the demand for this new. but extremely popular Sunday paper, has been on the increase, due. almost entu-ely we believe, to the policyadopted at the commencement of the
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    Aquarium Charges.
    144 8 are other points, besides those already dealt with, which occur to mind in regard to the projected aquarium for Singapore. The kind of fish required in order to make it really interesting and representative are often difficult to get and the cost of upkeep is high. We are
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Penang.
    100 8 Mr. J. c. Peacock, manager of the Penin- •*ular Tin Mine, Ltd., Eun Nai Hoot, b an inmate of the Penang General Hospital. Mr. H. Whitaker left Penang on Thursday for Singapore en route to Australia and New Zealand. Mrs Whitaker is already in
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    Malacca.
    129 8 A robbery took place between 8 and 9 pm. or Tuesday in Temple Street when a party of Straits Chinese lades while returning after worship at the Cheng Hoon Teng temple, were waylaid. One of the ladies was robbed of her cold chain and locke:. A report hss been
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    Ipoh.
    49 8 A second '-heat wave" has come upon toon and it has been very hot not only in the daytime but even after sundown. Mr. and Mrs. S. Scenivasagam, of Ipoh, enjoyable garden party on Wednesday evening at which there was a large number of European and Oriental guests.
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    Cameron Highlands.
    39 8 Report has it that His Excellency Sir Ceoi> Clementi. who takes a very keen interest in the area, will possibly pay a visit of inspection M the Cameron Highlands at a fairly early date. 3 y i
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    Kampar.
    21 8 Monsieur P. c Bastid the well-known Frencn miner of Kampar. will be flying to France next week from Alor Star.
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    Tampin.
    15 8 *j; P P H Crcwther. of Repah Rubber Estate, Tampin. has left for home.
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    473 8 I By l 1 ir m l 0 Some motorists are in such a him., to get into the next Stat, thit J22 go right on into the next world. A The Koifer who played in a bathW costume could at least say that he hal been
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    32 8 WIZARDS OF THE KNIFE H CLUB DIARY, one page 7. SPORTS NEWS, on pages 11 ALLEGED FRAUDS ON WOMEN MALACCA WORKLESS. on ,>uge 15. RADIO PROGRAMME, on page I*
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    GRAVE THREAT TO PEIPING CITY. "ALLIED" ARMIES WITHIN 4 FEW MILES.
    522 9 VVIlL JAPAN OR THE POWERS INTERVENE? Danger To Foreigners. Japanese Increase Their Air Forces In Manchuria. allied" armies formerly led by Marshal Feng (now iment) Have advanced nearer to Peiping and the Chinese capital is said to be in
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    KIRIN CITY BESEIGED.
    70 9 Japanese Air Forces Increased In Manchuria. Thn Kirin Volunteers are now besiegmJKirin City the capital of the province, ofo Hilhikatl Ae Japanese Comwmm an ren h HiJln"Fu. Chairman of the Peip'^^'"^^r'iaiSlhrhlhafnot "et n d«ided th^ North China. He \ir T V Soong he would accompany Minister) to
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    SERIOUS VIOLATION OF FRONTIER.
    143 9 t Labour To Boycott German Goods. Reuter. Zurich, Sept. 25. A serious violation of rentier by German Storm k place early on Sunday Hterbach. near Basel. Nazi Storm Troopers crossed m pursuit of three Germans. »nnm they arrested and maltreated in ol a solitary Swiss Frontier
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    REBELS SEIZE THE RADIO.
    73 9 Excitement At Irish Soccer Match. Reuter. Duplin, Sept. 24. TOURING the all-Ireland Gaelic football &£S£J"£F* describe the match. i„ many oarts of the world Listeners in »WJEEii to hea r the must have been aston«hedM» > wm sounds of scuffl tag m-treat-F ee Se RePUbUCan Government."
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    FLIGHT TO CHINA.
    24 9 Reuter. Cannes. Sept. 24. «-ift> his son Viconue Sibour 'ha flight and a friend hate taKen t S 2K weeks Reuter.
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    F.M.S. RAILWAY'S BAD YEAR.
    391 9 A Huge Liability. ACUTE DECLINE IN REVENUE. [T is unfortunate that once again it has to be recorded that the Federated Malay States Raihvavs hay.' suffered a loss on working. The main reasons causing this loss are trade depression, tin restriction and the development of road
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    "SHADOW" TRIAL.
    94 9 "Reds" Exonerated From Blame. j Reuter Wireless. London, Sept. 20. rr HE Communists have been exonerated at the Reichstag "shadow trial" by the International Legal Commission. Their lengthy findings conclude that Torgler. Dimitoff, Popoff and TanneiT were not concerned either directly or indirectly with the fire. The report
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    DRUG KINGS SENTENCED.
    39 9 San Francisco. Sept. 23. Th* Ezra brothers were each sentenced to™ eWe years in the penitentiary and each flned y $12.000,-Reuter £222 \hev a?e said to have smuggled S2S?T from China into the United States i
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    MOSCOW IN CONTROL?
    261 9 LAWLESSNESS IN CUBA. Marines To Land? Open Rebellion Of Labour. Reuter. Washington, Sept. 23. QFFICIAL circles are becoming more and more concerned over the increasing lawlessness in Cuba which, it is feared, will necessitate the landing of marines and bluejackets. A member of the United States Government
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    CURRENCY POLICY.
    255 9 Conference At White House. Reuter Wireless. Washington. Sept. 21. AN important conference is being held at the White House to-night at which President Roosevelt will discuss with Mr. Woodin. Secretary to the Treasury Mr Black. Governor of the Federal Reserve Board, and other experts the monetary fiscal and
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    VISCOUNT ISHII.
    74 9 i vis-ount K. Ishii and Mr. E. Fuka\ the opines" delegates to the World Economic CoZnZrc Ihroueh Singapore during the HaKcn, Mara on th* return to JapM frc.ro Europe. 1 The sectaries to the delr at:on. i I Ko nnd X Kubota. vere a'.sn on board. I Three
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    LOCAL PEOPLE HONOURED.
    1523 10 INVESTITURE AT GOVT. HOUSE. Seven Recipients. Hi£h Civil And Military Records. A N investiture was held in the ballroom of Government House, Singapore, on Thursday, when seven residents received the awards given to them in the King's Birthday honours. Official records of the service of tho recipients
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    SUPERVISION OF ARMS.
    426 10 j Suggestion For Trial j Period. Reuter Wireless. London, Sept. 20. THE possibility of establishing a trial period for the supervision of armaments by an international body, and the extent of reduction of armaments to be effected at the end of such period, are likely to be
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    FLOWER SHOW IN MALACCA.
    1070 10 Resident's Speech. A FINE RANGE OF PLANTS. FINE range of plants was seen at the Malacca Flower Show, held on Saturday and continued yesterday. The Resident Councillor opened the show. Despite bad weather the showwas a big success, the exhibits showing great improvement on those ot
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    DELAY IN EASTERN MAILS.
    78 10 I Perpetual Complaints. j POST OFFICE IS POWERLESS. Reuter. London, Sept. 24. r JpHE Post Office is receiving per petual complaints from businessmen at the delay in the Siberian mails to China and explains that it is powerless. China refuses to accept mailbags from Manchukuo, which
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    NORTH CHINA FINANCE.
    341 10 Mr. Soong Leaves Nanking For Peiping. Shanghai. Sept 23. Mr. T. V. Soong (Finance Minister* left Nanking by a cruiser yesterday morning for Shanghai where he will consult Gen. Huang Fu (Chairman of the Peiping Political Council) on North China finance. He will also visit the industrial
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    A MALACCA FUNERAL.
    117 10 The funeral of Mrs. Tan Wi Lian (nee Ee Gtok Lin)' took place cn Priaay from her residence 54, Banda Hillr, to Bukl: Jelutong. The followings sent wreaths: Mr. Tan Sco Heck; Mr. Ho Eng Wah and family: Messrs. Ong Yan Seng, Khco Tew Chin. Yeo Cheng
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    CHINESE ALLEGES AN ASSAULT.
    713 10 European Said To Be Involved. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Sept. 24. ON Aug. 18. certain information was la d before Ungku Ismail, the Third Magistrate. Johcre Bahru. by a Chinese towkay of Senai named Wong Teng, the managing partner of Soon and Company, motor-car
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    LOCAL TAX ON BICYCLES
    261 10 OPPOSITION BY THP Ratepayers. Association Protests, Higher Tax On Tricycl* Also I njust QPPOSITION to Municipality to cycle tax from $2 to s.~ a bicycle tax was record* ing of the committee Ratepayers' Associat i< The following letfc patched to tin- Munici] "Sir —This ham lati
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    TEA PARTY.
    196 10 Malay Club Gathering At Sere m ban. /From C:tr Oun Ccreipor§p Serembar.. Sept 23 The members of Persldangar: B I I C. a tea party this evening a: On C A at Jalan Tuan Sheikh. Seremban in bm ot Inch? Ma'arof, who has fcatf n England, where he
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING CONTE ROSSO."
    40 11 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING CONTE ROSSO." Russo" i Italian Mail) is due here rmng from Trieste. Venice, BrinBombay and Colombo; and will ame day at 5 p.m. for Honganghai. alongside the S.H.B. wharf. •Ir -i. j.
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    IN PORT.
    95 11 :tish. 4,702 tons, from Madras India 28-9. Norwegian, 1,445 tons, from 10-9. for Penang 25-9. British, 545 tons, from Samarang ia\a ports 26-9. Dutc.i, till tons, from Pontianak Poniianak 23-9. I :.;c 8i3 tons. from Bangkok Bangkok 27-9. i h. 362 tons, irom Rengat 22-9* ngat 27-9. v
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    83 11 Singapore. Sept. 25. HHPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVXS. wharf tEntrance Gate l>. Wharf (Entrance Oate S). n Maru 14: Pro*. Polk 11; Bmptn Dock i Entrance Oate S). Adrasius 32: Laganbank 35; Si Ci j 37: Ipoh 38. Err.rL-e Dock (Entrance Oate 4). 46 S:lversandal 48. a n Wharf
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    COMPELLED TO EARN.
    100 11 Hopes Of "Fatty" Arbuckle's Widow. Hollywood. i Arbu-kle, widow of the famous Fatty" Arbuckle. has come to seek success in uie film industry, -mown professionally as Addie JlcPhail. -hi sorrow at my husband's death". Arbuckle, I am faced with the f earning my living and I turn
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    42 11 Mails fiom Batavia and Palembang by aeroplane ar-/ expected at the Generil Pest Office. fcir.£,aporc, at 2.30 p.m. to-morrow. from Holland by the "Baloeran," due at Sirgapore at 11 a.m. to-morrow. From China by the "Cremer," due at Singapore to-morrow.
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    MAILS DELIVERED.
    12 11 Left Arrd. By Spore London "Ranchi" Sept. 1 Sept. 23
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    SOVIET PLANES.
    89 11 Daily Flying Over Manchukuo Positions. Shanghai. Sept. 23. Soviet "planes are almost daily scouting over the Manchukuo positions along the Ileiho River, using Blagovestchensk and Manchuli as the bases for their activities. i It is reported that the Manchukuo are indignant over this and have threatened to fire
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    NECESSARY TO DOCTORS.
    85 11 Warsaw, Aug. 20. By a special new law of the Polish Government, ill students taking ihe medical degree will have to undergo a special threo months' training in gas poisons and iheir antidotes. No medical practice will be allowed in the country before obtaining a certificate from
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    MONEY MARKET
    198 11 SELLING. Singapore. Sept. 25. London 4 months' sight 2]4 3(32 London 3 months' sight 2|4 IJI-i London 60 days' sight j 2|4 3,64 London 30 days' sight 2j4 1f32 London demand ?'A i London T.T. 2|3 31 Lyons and Paris demand 910 Hamburg demand 148 New York demand
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    PRODUCE.
    188 11 Singapore, Sept. 22 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $120 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $111 Rice. B. Siam N 1 $101 Rice. B Siam N. 2 $96 Siam, No. 1 "Sinhway" $172 Siam, No. 2 "Sinhway" $162 Siam, No. 3 "Sinhway" $149 Rice,
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    462 11 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore, Sept. 15. MEAT. Beef, steak (round), kati 30 Beef, stew or curry, kati 25 Pork, lean, kati 40 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 32 Mutton, Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati O Hens (locally reared), kati 42 Ducks, Saigon, each 68 Pigeons,
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    258 11 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY, SEPT. 25. High Tides. —1.50 a.m., 1.24 p.m. Committee Meeting, S.S. (S'pore) Association, Exchange, 5 p.m. Hockey: S.C.R.C. "B" v. O R.A. II, S.C.R.C. S.C.F.A. Cup: S.R.C. v. Cattle Traders, Anson Road Stadium. C'olman Shield Football. F. Zaman
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    AMUSEMENTS
    107 11 ALHAMBRA. -•'Child of Manhattan." with Nancy Carroll and John Boles. CAPITOL. -Joe E. Brown in Local Boy Mak?s Good." EMPlRr.'.—George O'Brien in "The Golden West." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Malay and Chinese Wayangs, cmemas < (Talkie: Sky—"Guardsma".." Star—The' Blonde Captive"). MARLBOROUGH. -Charles Farrell and Janet Gaynor in "Tess ci
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      166 11 SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. HQSe <Raub> 2 p.m Kemamnn. Kemnsek. Dungun Tr Pr Urn i and Besut H on s Ho, 2 p.m Stfjt Pandjang, Bengkalis and Bagan Si Apt Api «Makassor) 3 pm Burma (H ai Ring) 4 p.m TO-MORROW. ~iam except Lower Siam) .Kuala) 11 ajn Southern and
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    Positions Alter Rapidly In Senior Division. THE ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH LEAGUES.
    1727 12 w I a PROMOTED TEAMS COLLAPSE. SPURS AND STOKE CITY BOTH BEATEN AT HOME. winning at Brammall Lane against the Blades, Portsmouth t.tke the lead in the First Division of the English League. The only other senior teams to
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    LADY CHAMPION HONOURED.
    113 12 Dinner Party At Craig Road. PROMINENT members of Chinese society attended a dinner party on Saturday night Riven by Mr. Ong Sin Say at ins residence Ln Craig Road in honour cf his grand-daughter. Miss Ong Siew Eng, more popularly known by her Mandarin name ns Miss
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    YESTERDAY'S BADMINTON.
    133 12 The S.B.A. Championship Tournament. Yesterday's matches in the Singapore Badminton Association open championship tournament, which attracted a large crowd of enthusiasts to the Drill Hall resulted as follows MIXED DOUBLES. Qtarter-final: E J. Vass and Miss J. de Souza b:at S G. Singh and Miss L. Appacutty 21—0.
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    ACCIDENT TO "MISS ENGLAND."
    93 12 Catches Fire After A Record Run. Reuter. Lm«l< n, Sept. M. MR. Siutt Pa'.iu s moU-r boat MLvs Britain III" n» >etiou ly damped by fin- in Pc Harbour to-day. The err* escap- d Later. Befcr. "Mi s Britain caught fire Scott 1' in beat (he
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    JOHORE SOCCER.
    243 12 Darul Bahar Draw With Mixed XI. 01 Our Oum Cc-Tespcmr •> t_ Johore Bahru. Sept. 24. On the invitation of Haji Hashim and Haji Jaffar of Johor; Bahru. the soccer team of the Dertl Bahar Club. Pulau Brani. visited Johore Bahru yet tc. day and met the Johore
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    I.A. HOCKEY.
    27 12 I The Indian Association played their first match of the season against the Singapore Cclt 3 on Saturday at Balestier grcun-i and won ty 4—l.
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    NEGRI SEMILAN CHINESE.
    260 12 Lawn Tennis. TOURNAMENT STARTS AT SEREMBAN. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, S?pt. 24, 'pHE members of the Negri Sembilan Chinese Recreation Club are holding- an open lawn tennis, tournament for the first time in Negri Sembilan. Owing to the lack of a proper court, they were handicapped
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    ENGLISH RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    77 12 Somerset Traunce Yorks In County Match. Reuter. London. Sept. 23. The principal rugby football ma'ehrs played o-day resulted as follows: Harlequins 10. Rosslyn Park 0 Loudon Sccttish 6. Wasps i2. Richmond 17. Old Leysiars 5. Bath 8. Guy's Hospital 10. Bedford 7. Blackhea.il 0. Bradford 11. Halifax
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    BADMINTON IN SEREMBAN.
    269 12 Results In Chinese Tournament. I 'From Our Own Conespondeni Seremban Sept. 23. A BADMINTON" tournament has been organA lsed by the Negi-i Sembilan Chinese Athletes, (and the first round of th? tournament commenced to-day. on the Ooortai of the Negri Sembilan Chinese Athletic Association, at Camercn Street.
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    U.S. LAWN TENNIS.
    100 12 Titles For Miss Round And Fred Perry. Reuter. Los Angeles. Sept 24 Fred Perry I Britain t won the championship of the Pacific and South West Coast defeating Satoh I Japan 6—4. I—6. 6—3. 7—5 in the final of the men's singles tc-day. Perry slipped and twbted
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    LAWN TENNIS QUEEN.
    636 12 REIGN OF "POKER FACE" ENDED? Great Controversy. Did Mrs. Wills-Moody Shy At Defeat {From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Sept. '.'>. GREAT control c: sj ht up over the retirement of "Poker-Face" Heien Wills-Moody, th? "invincible" Queen of Lawn Tennis, in the final of the American Women* Singles
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    LEFT-HANDED GOLFER.
    488 13 I PROMISE OF BOY CHAMPION. I Laddie Lucas. 1 Brilliant All-Round Sportsman. i London, Sept. 3. V .-r \*i i rws her most promising 1 nt years in P.B. i who has just won ionship at Car- i left-handed golfer I i a beautiful swing -aid Arthur Havers,
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    S.G.C. EVENTS.
    52 13 C October ladies' medal played on Oct. 2. over 18 holes, for the laved in conjunction with and the best eight scores .nd "B" respectively will n h play. medal and Autumn Cup Played en Saturday and 8 and competitors who cores in Division "A" win qualify to
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    AUSTRALIAN CRICKET.
    30 13 Urin s r Team To He Selected >n Jan. 2. Reuter. Sydney, Sept. 23. Board cf Cricket Control v ,J Jan. 2 when the touring team -'tctid.- Reuter.
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    SINGAPORE CUP SOCCER.
    415 13 Wilts Eliminate The Police. am Played at the Anson Pla)< i^ eam > to the tune of seven €To^S«L?' first rouna 01 •^^J&tKESi 4a d pi,rtmems registered c second was beaten 2de g nSt tht refereod and the teamswere I: Hig S ins Nutland, .WorsdellBroad, Maris. Hawkins,
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    MALACCA HOCKEY.
    153 13 Men and Wemen in Mixed Match. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Sept. 23. On the padang yesterday quite an interesting match was played In which ladies combined forces with the men. The "Colours" side were nearly always attacking in the first period, and Bendle, late of Penang. shone
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    OXYGEN BEAT VISTA B.P.
    129 13 The Oxygen B. P. beat the Vistc B. P. at the Arrow s Court by 6 games to 3. Sco-es: .Oxygen players mentioned first):— Sin-lev Ec Hock Chiang beat Khoo Peng Koun°ls—9, 15—6; N. R. Ponnusamy beat Ang X* st is° Ong Say Yeo, 13-13 (5-1),
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY.
    100 13 rhr V M C A. Police on the Police Depot .Id at Thomson Road t=-day will be t aS<cap,).C C. Meredith. KM- P. oL»«yei. Willis. J. O. Regan, C H. Coahan, G. I»« r. v»«i», j. Lovick. J. Feiguson. The V M C.A. 2nd XI v. the R.A.F.
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    COUNTY CRICKET CURIOSITIES.
    416 13 Yorkshire's Farce. END-OF-THE-SEASON INCIDENTS. IT has been a week of curiosities in cricket, whose exit with the County Championship settled so early this season seemed likely to take place with interest flagged. The crushing defeat which Sussexinflicted on Yorkshire is, however, only one of the end-of-season happenings
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    SEREMBAN BADMINTON.
    146 13 Sunny Lads Beat The Union B.P. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Sept. 23. The Seremban Sunny Lads Badminton Party me-„ the Union Badminton Party and defeated them ry 8 games to 1. Scores (S.S.L B.P. mentioned first): Singles: Goh Hean Chye beat An Yoo.l Choi 15—8, 15—11; P.
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    USEFUL B.P. TOURNAMENT.
    158 13 T.es played in the Useful B. P.'s tournament: "A" Open Singles Championship: Lim Jaik Kirn beat Peter Jeremiah. 13—13 (5 —4). 13 —13 (5—3); Lim Cheng Hong beat Ong Sue.' Tian. 15—3, 13—13 (5—1); Chin Thfl n Swee beat Kch Ecng Swee, 15—11, 10—15. 15 —11; Chiang
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    WATER-POLO.
    30 13 The Chung Hwa Swimming Pool water-polo team will meet a combined team of the 11th and 22nd Battery R. A. at Blakang Mat! to- i day at 1 p.m.
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    PAST BEAT PRESENT BOYS.
    239 13 Saturday's Cricket At St. Joseph's. ST JOSEPH'S Old Boys had little difficulty In defeating the Present Buys at cricket yesterday, by 4 wickets. For the Old Boys C. Mcsbergen played well for his 42 whilst G. Fernandez did even better with 47. The scores:— PRESENT BOYS.
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    PERAK HOCKEY.
    66 13 Yesterday's State Trial In I poh. (From Our Own Cot respondent.) Ipoh. Sept. 23. Whites defeated Colcurs in the first State rial of the season in Ipoh to-day. The M-ardard of play was mediocre, due to the inability of several of the best players to turn cut. Morcira
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    WINDFALL FOR GOLFER.
    71 13 The "News Of The World" 1,000 Guineas Prize. Reuter. Purley. Surrey, Sept. 23. Percy Alliss (Beaconsfleld), holder of the German open championship, beat Mark Seymour of Crowwood (Strottteh champion > by 5 and 4 of 36 holes in the final cf ihe "News of the World' 1.000
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    ANGLO-JAPANESE FINAL.
    46 13 Pacific Coast Lawn Tennis Championships. Reuter. Los Angeles, Sept. 23. In the semi-finals of the pacific Coast lawn tennis tournament to-day. Perry beat Stoeffen C—o. B—6. 6—l and Satoh beat Tidball 6—3, 6—4, 6—2. Peny and Satoh met in the final last year also.—Reuter.
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    SEREMBAN HOCKEY.
    68 13 (Ftum Out Own Correspondent.! Seremban, Sept, 23. The Malay Regiment of Port Dickson met, the King George V School at hockey on the paciang this evening and lost by 5 goals to nil. 'ine:r play was very poor, but they missed many opportunities to score, as their forwards
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    SATURDAY'S HOCKEY.
    53 13 A hotkey match was played on tfie RufH"s In itution gicund on Cfi'uiday between the i t toys of the school and the frCCOOd team The Old Boys won by s—l, their scorers being Ronnie Armstrong (3), George Armrt 'ong and Tan Cheon Seng. George Valberg scored the
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    TO-DAY'S BASEBALL.
    50 13 The feargame in tho local baseball will be played to-day o i St. Joseph's ground at 2.30 p.m between the Cubs and the Japanese Yttttg Men's team. Mr. Carl H. B~.thrin b 'er will call strikes and bal's and Messrs. Mizuta and Kai will umpire on the basts.
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    C.U. PING-PONG.
    13 13 The Clerical Union ping-pong tournament for 1933 has been postponed. I
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    ALLEGED FRAUDS ON WOMEN.
    697 14 Charge Against Artist. A CAR THAT ALWAYS "BROKE DOWN." JJAMILTON Hargreaves, alias Frank James White, aged 30, an artist, of Black Lion lane, Ravenscourt Park. W., was charged at West London Police Court with stealing, by a trick, jewellery, wearing-apparel, and cash j belonging to a
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    POPE LEAVES VATICAN.
    214 14 Second Visit To Summer Residence. The Pqpe s et on' a* 7 o'clock on the morning of August 24 to pay his second visit to Castol Gandolfo, the papal summer resitence at Lake Albano. He was dressed in hn white habit. TO which was a long black
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    AN EMPIRE AIR SERVICE.
    361 14 Regular Route To Canada. A BRITISH Empire of the Air within ten years is visialised by a group of experts today. Its feature will b 1 a regular Transatlantic passenger and mail route to Canada, ond lines linking every corner of the Empire. This ambitious ad\ance
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    GIRL'S JAW FRACTURED.
    305 14 Scotland Yard Hunt For Thief. T*o more cases of attacks on unprotected VCtmtn were reported during the week-end bept. 2—4 Scoria, d Yard oAecra were searching throughout recently tcr a man who. after kneeking a n an.-girl serseles.s. ransacked »ht house in which she MM cnipltyed in
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    FRENCH ACTION.
    86 14 Gendarmes Rushed To Andorra. i Per pig nan. Aug. 19 The Prelect of the Pyrenees Orien tales department has despatched fifty gendarmes to Andorra to enforce obedience to the Co-Prince.-" edict dissolving the Council of Government and appointing a provisional Government, pending a general election. The gendarmes were
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    TRUNK OF DYNAMITE.
    128 14 Bengal Youth Taken Into Custody. Calcutta. Aug. 31. A large trunk full of sticks of dynamite has been found by police raiders in a house within a stone's tlkrow or the police station. In the native quarter of the city. A Bengal youth has been taken into
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    WARDEN OF MINES ENTERTAINED.
    163 15 \sjatic Staff Says Farewell. ,r Oun Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 23. K K Greig. Senior Warden of MM entertained by the Asiatic Warden of Mines' office to- astern Hotel on the eve of after 31 years' service, v ,>on Son. chief clerk, in a uretted the
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    G.O.C. IN SEREMBAN.
    219 15 In-pti t Of The Volunteer Units. Oirn CorrespondentJ Seremban, Sept. 22. Majcr-General L. C. Old- i by his A. D. C.. arrived in d.v °n his annual inspection 1 ";:nbilan Bat.allon. V R. Headquarters. His Ex eel-Lieut-Colonel Love, Major c'v ell. whence hev proceeded where the troops
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    MALACCA WORKLESS.
    378 15 I roposal For Lottery Turned Down. A r meeting of the Malacca Unemplcyment Fund was held in i Malacca Historical Society yes- w evening, with Mr. G. W. Webb <viceW»eiidi.nt> taking the chair. th?Rev% Pr tw ent J nClUded Dr D C Shards, and FYanCOis Mr N 6im
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    YOU CAN'T BE WELL IF YOUR BLOOD IS POOR.
    197 15 And conversely, if you are always ailing, you can b? sure that your blood v in an impoverished condition. The condition cf your bloodstream is an index to your general physical condition. When for any reason such as over-work, worry, cr
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    162 16 I UlQ«I_XXV »1 3on. "<l hlO.OOO OVERHAUL Tho E.vcraft carrier Hermes which a.rived hone from the China Station in July, leaving Chatham for Devonprt. She will be taken In band for repairs, fcr which £110 Mt bai been allotted. WAVY GOES SAILING: Fleet sailine
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