Malaya Tribune, 27 September 1933

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    43 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX, •No. 230 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1933 rIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: \N edncsday. Sept. 27. 19 Mi. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1933 FIV E CENTS
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      23 1 Read The < Sunday Tribune Dominant In Malaya D O W R A NTT E» ANTI-CORRO/IVE Wl) black red green grey and tHOCOL4T£ ti
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      43 1 A. FLINTER 6, Raffles Place, Singapore importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates.
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    BETTER PROSPECTS OF PACT.
    723 2 disarmament Talks. MOMENTOUS MEETING IN EUROPE. Reuter Wireless. London, Sept. 21. r pHE momentous conversations between France and Britain in connection with disarmament will be resumed to morrow at the British Embassy, following: a luncheon given by lhe British Ambassador, Lord Tyrrell, at which the quests
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    MAIL PLANE SAFE.
    138 2 After Leaving A German Liner. Reuter Wireless. London, Sept. 22. The belated mail plane catapulted from the crack German liner "Bremen" yesterday has B rived at Southampton after British warships and R.A.F. machines have swept the Channel searching for her. fi he seaplane ltft tbe "Bremen" at
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    THE INVASION OF ANDORRA.
    386 2 Economic Interests Of France. Madrid Aug. 26. THE invasion* of the traditiiually independent territory of Andorra by French forces gives rise to two important questions, namely. why France took tha step, and whether she was legally entitled to do so. The Interest of France in Andorra
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    THE DOLLFUSS COUP.
    164 2 Magnetic Personality Of Chancellor. Reuter Wireless. Vhtaxm, sept 22. ITNCEK1 AINTY has been evoked throughout Austria as to whether she Chancellor. Dr. DplWuss, will be able to maintain hit position by the .igniikaiu "ilwitfiaahm of loyalty published by the leader of the Heinwehr. frcm which it appears
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    THE "BLUE SHIRTS."
    104 2 Martial Law Declared At Xanton. Hongkong, Sopt. 25. Martial law has been declared at Canton, rollowing the announcement of an anti-Blue Shirt campaign. Over 100 ex-officers and officials, including Li Fu Lin and Lin Ping Chang, have been arrested. A few executions have already taken pi ace.
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    "OXFORD ACCENT."
    396 2 "Merely A Misuse Of The Mouth. IS the Oxford accent merely a misuse of the mouth." Mr. H. St. John Instructor for Speech Defects ai Guvs Hospital declares boldly, in this month's issue of "N"v Health," that it nothing better than thet. He refuses even to call it
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    ATTEMPT TO BRIBE POLICE.
    67 2 Tamil Woman Convicted In Seremban. TASITL women untitled e< ln >»l<^<> '> «i» >' «l> Qllrkloci s0l»l> I> l,voccl> r 0»nu> >'' >l >>.> <l«>U»«l 'N .n NLlipecU»»'. l > lll.', «»,2«.' to 'N«Ul, ll UO!.' 0l» Lent 22 l' 't liim l.< r iX", !.l.'l
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      557 2 Had Psoriasis Years Agony to Walk About Healed by Cuticura I was a sufferer of psoriasis for several years. The complaint began with just a few scaly patches on my back and arms. After a few months it broke out on my left limb and the irritation was awful. The
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      39 2 Men and Products fight continuously for leaderships-hut only the ouhlio verdict can confer it. jAf 44 CAPSTAN H are Carried Unanimously m made in by Smokers whose first, and final, iiiZu* England consideration is quality. CAPSTAN MALAYA'S STANDARD CIGARETTE
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    BRITISH GOODS IN FINLAND.
    325 3 j m Display For The M Week." Hetstngfors, Sept. 4. per m irked the ipening j' be Bntish Week. This was < rastirn of its kind ever crowds assembled in Invtted guests assembled tn lhe Bishop cf Wakefiell with the President ard rhr British Diplomatic 11
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    AMERICA AND RUSSIA.
    314 3 Delegate As Ambassador? New York. RECOGNITION of Sovie. Russia by the United States Government is believed to £2? .o attor f a few we€ks according top n c r« Un re SU Whk su «Bests that SL f Amencan Ambassadc: to Moscow is hkeiy to be Mr.
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    ALL MUST SALUTE HITLER.
    386 3 "Morar' Compulsion Of Foreigners. Berlin. rPHE Hhler salute —raising the right hand— must be given In Germany to-day whether you are a Nazi or a foreigner. Obs rvers h. re state that i has become dilficul: for foreigners. of whatever sympathies, to avoid making the salute.
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      46 3 -^^^^^^p c IDEAL" Will ILK IS ENGLISH "IDEAL" Milk is pure rich dairy milk concentrated till it is like cream. Whatever you make with it—pudding, sauce, custard. oU r>_is more easily made and much nicer. ii Obtainable Everywhere. Urge Size, 16 ozs. Small Size, 6 ozs. >
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      198 3 I j Ido not want L LIFE INSURANCE! iT W PERHAPS NOT, BUT j3O7*S I j in the event of I YOU DO WANT your children i to have a comj fortable home and a good education. j j YOU DO WANT your wife to be free from financial distress.
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      533 4 M. HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 86-27, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. If you are in need of electric lights, fans, motors, etc., and water service, please write to the above address or 'Phone 8411. TO LET. SIANG LIM PARK Further Reductions of Rents from Ist August, 1933. $16.00 and $18.00
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      363 4 TO LET. TO LET— 163-A, Halg Road, spacious compound house, electric, water and garage. Apply within. TO LET—3O7, East Coast Road, spacious compound house, good tennis court, electric light and water. Rental $60 per month. Apply Eox No. 203 co Malaya Tribune. TO LET—IO, Newton Road, compound house 1 4
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      1088 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED—Young Lady as an assistant in Rene's Dane? Studio. Apply personally Flat 6, M:yer Mansions, Coleman Street. WANTED—First-class Process Hand; must thoroughly understand line and hall-tone work; willing and industrious man only need apply; :ood salary for right man:—Write Box No. 187, c o Malaya Tribune. Singapore. EDUCATIONAL.
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      790 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. IN THE SUPREME COURT OP THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Suit No. 281 cf 1932 Between TAN HENG CHI A Plaintiff i And I L GOH SOO MOEY (aa.tr), t. WEE HOOD KENG, i TAN SIAN CHENG and CHEW JIM HIN Exi tutors of trie Will
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      465 4 -g~l I, YKK WOU HlNfi North Bridsr X, u <i 'Near ftOddk The RIGHT Bb p Repairs of Clocks Watch, Excellent Workman, A trial will r Contractor Watrhes to th Brttl MALAYA TRIBUNE 'PHONE 6171. SUBSCRIPTION RA PAYABLE Dl Al>V*A< I Deliyery Including at office Po^taffe or close (Local or
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    Malaga's First Star In "Samarang."
    1327 5 Miss Theresa Seth In Local Film. "■"•"•"■"•"•"•"•"•liitll'.l •■til I I I j A DANGEROUS ROLE j IN SHARK-INFESTED SEAS. I I m Singapore Girl Captivates The World. \j eresa Seth, Malaya's first tar, wiil be seen in the ade picture, "Samarang." shown at the Alhambra
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      418 5 j r—pj In This Tropical Sj Climate Your Blood Kasily Weakens Guard and cure yourself from anaemias, poorness of the blood anc in any case eTeneral debility, I of anaemia etc., by taking the famous fH Dr. ROUSSELS j IB HEMQSTYL SYRUP For Particulars Apply Sole Agents: The Franco-Eastern Trading
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    Shipping News & Notices. GERMAN SHIPPING TROUBLES.
    1062 6 Shipping News Notices. GERMAN SHIPPING TROUBLES. Prospects For Year Still Unfavourable. As a reslt of the changes effected at the »,»oo»I ol U,«« r.lt»v«l ant! t.tl,'? e»«.n con,l>l»nv No» lNl! H»»,»l' lionrll ol llln.ctur'. ll» rne membt'l, ol tne ,«00liNlislt Are g» lollop»:— U<lN«rwN Uermnnn «««in-li«l,s-s Ni- l.lllloil <i« i>»«:
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    PORTUGAL & BRITAIN.
    177 6 PORTUGAL BRITAIN. Appreciation Of Shioping Facilities. A Portuguese apprcdatte] of TyneaJ* ship-build.ng and slrclmaking was expressed during a fraternal visit of officials of -he C-.nsett J.-cn Co.. Ltd.. to the shipyard of Mssrs. Hawthorn. Leslie and Co Ltd flebburn. LU Mr. J. T. Batey. managing director ol Messrs. Ha a
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    COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
    286 6 Licences Necessary In Norway And Sweden. A copy of a Norwegian Royal Resolution o. •July 6. implementing the provision of iht Anglo-Norwegian Commercial Agreement relating to commercial travellers has been receivec by the Department of Overseas Trade. I Tlie resolution provides that, as from July b every commercial
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    WINTERING IN ARCTIC.
    137 6 Scandinavian And Polish Scientists Discovered. PIE crew of the Sovie; expedition try ship "Perseus." in th? course cf their Arcticvoyage met witn several foreign scientists engaged in work connected with thj International Polar Year. They came across three Swedes living in ar run cabin on Belsound Peak,
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    HEAVY GUN PRACTICE.
    121 6 Owners and masters of shipping are requested to keep their vessels as clear of the range a possible during the heavy gun practice. whirl will take place from Fort Siloso on Oct. 6. an-* Oct 15. commencing at 8 a.m. A red flag will be flown from
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    PIER COLLAPSES IN W.S.
    89 6 New Haven. Conn Aug. 26. The par at the bathing report off Lighthouse Point, near here, collapsed to-day under the weighi of crowds watching swimming sports More than seventy-five men. women, and ..idren are known to have been thrown into the wa'er. Scenes of wild confusion
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    ESCAPE FROM GALES.
    92 6 Bermuda. Aug. 26. Thiee PolLih army officers. MM. A. Bohomoleiz. J. Witkowski. and J. Swiechowjki arrived it Bermuda this morning in a thirty-fcot sailing vessel. They left Plymouth on July 15 bound fcr Chicago. They encountered the recent terrific gales m the Atlantic and were driven off
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    PORT OF SAINT JOHN. N.R.
    61 6 1 A £200.000 construction project for the port of St. John, N. 8.. has been authorised by the Canadian Government. 1 The contract has been awarded to the St. John Dry Dock and Shipbuild ng Company, and work wi'l bp commenced immediately on the erection
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    BLUE STAR LINE.
    34 6 It is understood that the Blue S.ar line Im been included in the New Zealand produce fi eight contracts, and that tlie company's ships Mill enter the New Zealand trade shortly.
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    STRANGE NAUTICAL CUSTOMS.
    435 6 Unexplained Origin Of Traditions. TWO beth insead of six struck at 7 p.m. is well-known sea tradition, and has several \planations for its origin, lhe three whi.e stripes on a blue-jacket's, collar and his black silk scarf, too, have their .tories, but what of the many customs
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    CONDITIONS AT LENINGRAD.
    93 6 Because no satisfaction has b-ren received from the Soviet Government t3 IB*» Latvian c mplaint that timber ships were bun? held up in Leningrad. Latvian shipowners ha- l odered six vessels to return immediately. The Latvian no.c protested against the 1 'impossible conditions" at Leningrad where the
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    SEAMEN REFUSE DUTY.
    30 6 The crews in the steamers of the Ccmpanla tjd Americana De Vapcres Line have gone on strike, following refusal of their demand- foi an increase in wages.
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      513 6 JSTBAMER SAILINGS. P 0. BU1TISH INDM AND APCAR LINES. v (Incorporated In England.) r MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., EONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON Por China and Japan. Dim Tonnage. Singapore 1933 RAWALPINDI 17.000 Sept.
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      183 6 1 tff LLOYD TRIESTINO (incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA f r-.lll» r at Penan*. Colombo Bombay CaJJine at Colombo. Bombsy. Sum, Port I Karachi, Aden, Massowah Soca Port Said, Brindisi. Venice and Trieste. Said. BrtndJsL Venice and Trieste Due Leave Due Spore. Spore.
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      229 6 HAMBURG-AMERIKA UNIE Deutsch H—Q Australlsche I Dainpfachlrlj Q C Oesellschafl i (Companies incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. t m*. VOGTLAND. \ia Manila Oct. fi t m.s. LEVERKUSEN, via Manila Oct. 17 t s.s. SAARLAND, via Manila Nov. 1 t m.s. BURGENLAND. via Manila
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      603 6 STEAMER SAILING WOHDDKIITSCB^ The undernoted are the c fixtures:— OUTWARDS. S "DONAU" for Manila. Hongkong Shanghai, N. China Japan •"FULDA" for Manila, HonrJnam» S'hai, N. China lap a o "TSAR" for Hollo. Mar::,! ffkooa j S'hai. N. China A- Japan n "SAARBRUCKEN 1 C Q 1 2i t Hongkong. Shanghai.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    501 7 Mining Shares. Singapore. Wt d.. 11 a.m. f, wing tin share quotations are Issued fre*i »nd Co.. exchange and stock uaW b* u Buyers. SeUera. Vt Tin 28 G 29 6 x: Malay 32 35--m Tin 15 3 16 3 cd. i Weng '12'j 1.17' a cd.
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    176 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. LOCAL TIN PRICE IMPROVES. Rubber Slightly Easier. B Our Financial Correrpondent.) j Singapore. Wednesday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Kubber (Singapore), 12»/ 4 cts., down ct Market Tone: Steady, quiet. Tin (Singapore), $110-j., up Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber, 3 13 16 cts.. unchanged Market Tone: Quiet.
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    BLACK OUTLOOK?
    175 7 Senator Borah And The Unemployed. Reuter Wireless. New York. Sept. 2b. An important announcement regarding the dollar equalisation fund and de facto stabilisation, Which will be accompanied by a re-definition of the Administration's currency and credit policy, is expected from Washington shortly. Banking and monetary questions in tlie
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    Sanitary Conditions On Small Holdings.
    1202 7 Statement By The Controller Of Labour. THE supervision of sanitary conditions on small hcldings was the subject of a statement by the Controller cf Labour. Mr. Ahearne at a recent meeting of the Council of ihe P. A.M. The Controller of Labour said: I hinlt
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    CONVERSION LOAN.
    72 7 New Issue By The Hank Of England. Reuter. l.imu .ii 8 2't A J'. r rrt;' rmwiiiu Im*, u fWlopmaole in 194-t-u UiUtltnu tiw miUlon u i>y Uh* Bonk '>! Fnt'ltwut. 'Hi' price ol isouv will b«! M urr owl UoJUlt- of 4 !*M otUl IYMUUiry Borul. n'sj'
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    COST OF COTTON TEXTILES.
    77 7 Employers Attempting A Reduction. Reuter. London, Sept. 26. /COTTON employers' attempts to cheapy en the production cost of higher grace textiles to meet Japanese competition py the extension of the system of more ooms per weaver, has reached a deadlock. The cotton operatives, in conference at
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    233 7 Sharp Rally In German Loans. Reuter Wireless. London. Sept 2a. On the Stock Exchange to-day business generally remained out, with the opening of tne new account, the markets ruled somewhnt brighter Gill-edged securities particularly gained trusli ground wnik- a feature among foreign issues was the late sharp rally
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    SUGAR PRICE.
    116 7 Xew Powers For Mr. Raoserelt. Reuter Wireless. WiX6jihi£Um Sept l'u. A siif.ar «lObilit&Uoh a<■ •vxnf.tr been rmehrri /.a lis factor: id ull partiII empowers President Roo_a?veJt t ralae or lower Cuba* tentative oipa quota and limits thrum yunt 01 rui' vutfar tvhl?h iirotfuc-ertt may tupplY t the domestic
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    654 7 Rubber Shares. ttogapore, Wedne:d\v. 11 am. Tbe following ruboer •DJirp quotations rr* issued by Fra*cr sua (Jo ana Lym] uio &vsd: Value. Prases LyaJl a* S Shares. Oo sTrmtt. 1 Allenby SO 70 «0.80 $0.60 $0.75 Alor Gajah 0 .50 0.00 0.50 olt 1 A Hitam 0.75
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      52 7 SOOTH |4||*J BRITISH V f'.W INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED. HRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR n \me fttlllllß AT 'Hr.ST CURRENT RATES. L. C MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Fuiiuyfeon Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ISStHLINCi CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, I'KRSONAL ACCIDENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSIRANCE. 'OHNSON. General Manager. HOI No. 4. Cecil
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      85 7 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED, (Incorporated In England). SINGAPORE BRANCH» 4. D'Almeida Btree*. Authorised and Subscribed i Capital tl IMA 000 Pald-up-Capttal ggg ae-erre Pund and Reat 1 »00.000 Beserre OFFICE: LOIfDOH. BRANCHES: Bombay. Calcutta. Colombo. Karachi MadrM. Amara. Baghdad. Bahrein. Baara. Klrkuk. Mosul and Binaapore CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money
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      50 7 WATCH IT CROW! tfwflDnEk V Ira 0 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 interest quartos Begin your saving now. Head Office: 55, Wall Street, N.Y.
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      217 7 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (incorporated in Strajta Settlement*.) Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE BO BOHG BANK, LTD. AND THE OVERSE A CHINESE RANK, LTD. CAPITAL Autht.riKorf $10,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,009.00. MASI OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING CHUUA ST KELT. KINOAPOKa LOCAL BRANCH: 45*. >*)RTH BRIDGE BOAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
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      178 8 Amugements < 'Let's kiss ond make j j our fathers forge*!" j I ALHAMBRA j rt m fm h& I I Matinee To-day 3.15 x i- i \v i kWfcee.-* Bw^^" j bn'irv lo l a Popular sE ««5 j Success. a Laugh Riot with Buddy Rogers j Marian Nixon
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      240 8 Riotous Comedy Grand Opera j i Beautiful Ballet Dancing Snappy Songs j 6.1.5 CAPITOL 9.15 j j \\ith a Grand Cast headed I>>'JOSE COLLINS, the Celebrated J Musical Comedy Star. j j Set t.) a background of the Beautiful Operatic Muak from "Faust." j 7? M I 9.15 p.m. I
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      385 8 j 7th AND DEFINITELY I V< DAY' I i\i IJFaiTWIS More wickedly spier r: i l iUlg h a -01,. than „„> ever st en J ROBERT MONTGOMERY. ANN HARDING, MYRNA LOY in M.-G.-M.'s greatest access. I 66 WHEN LADIES MEET^J SATURDAY THURSDAY J The classic of the year. Fox
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      200 8 GRAM) SUCCESS I At The Great World. I b fere thr crowded and ipprecitth THE MERRILADS FAVOURITE PI •FORTUNE TELLER." I will again be It «ta Wn By Sptr:. R< H CN SATURDAY. SEPT. MI*S.AT MS rJ 1 Deal fall to c:me and H ir the time for the ChJm
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    ELLAMS SELF-FEEDING DUPLICATOR.
    78 9 mil copi o-s ;i minute. ..in -iivul in Action, this Capable (if turning- out i t<ipje* ji minute. The it particularly solid conit meant; of the variable r '"tied to the machine, .1 copifi can l>e varied ii" makes this Dupli--klm-U »'o»f)omical in use i upk«?epti»g the
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    WOMAN JOURNALIST STRIPPED.
    271 9 Russia's Drastic Reply. GERMAN PRESSMEN TO GO. Reuter Wireless. Moscow, Sept. 27. QEKMAXY has diplomatically demended revocation of the ordefor expulsion of German journalists. M Litvinoff (Foreign Commissar) has declined to accede, declaring that the expulsion is preferrable to reprisals for Germany's "systematic persecution of representatives of
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    FATHER SUES SON.
    75 9 Calru. A fither sued his sen for damages. He said hat the son had bought a wireless which he .•sisied en playing at all hours of the c:av and •-ight. His fa;h:r remonstrated. The boy flew into 1 temper and smashed all the furniurv in the house.
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    "SAMARANG."
    371 9 Why It Is Being Shown In Singapore. '•CjAMARANG," the first picture with «n c 5« alNMal ay a n cast, is to be shown n Singapore in a few days rnKiTu J? 11 Z he mus n" that has been published about it, obviously for the consumption of the
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    BOYS' BRIGADE.
    479 9 To-Morrow's Big labile* Display. of the Singapore STtt E*!,. 0 the Boys Brfaade which will be held in the Victoria Theatre to-morrow at 5.15 p.m. will be the climax ol a very successful years work for the movement in Singapore Although the 8.8. was started In bingapore only
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    DOGS TO PAY DEATH DUTY.
    38 9 Salem. Oregon. "Spike." of Astoria, the only deg in Oregon to boast legacy, must pay d.ath duties on £200 left to him by his master. The death duty amounts to about 45 shillings.
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    SEREMBAN APPEALS.
    418 9 I Banishee Who Could Have Been Free. iF>um Our Own Correspondent.) Beremban. Sept. 25. Mr. ji: tice G. A. Hereford presided at the opening Of the Negri Sembilan A -sizes at the Suprnne Court this morning. The first case called was one in which Fook Yuen appealed again
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    POSTMASTER HERO.
    170 9 Telephones Advice Till Water Reaches Neck. Prague The heroism of a village postmaster, who telephoned hood warnings until the on-rushing waters had reached his ne.k. is recounted in connection with the recent inundation in SubCarpathian Russia (Eastern Czechoslovakia >. Damage to the extent of at Inst £100, C')!.
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      139 9 I The Tea of I World-wide Prestige By its choice quality and incomparable flay oaf Lipton i Tea appeals to all who appreciate the beat I OPTOlft I TEA I ON SALE EVERYWHERE IN 199 FAMOUS YELLOW TIM LETTON LTV.. Tm rMM mumm. aahtsi*" J __^mmmm%mm\\\ Sole Distributors: j Henry
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      559 9 I SINGAPORE HOTELS 1 GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL" 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 Apply:—Manager. WHAT GORGEOUS WHITE I TEETH YOU
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      913 9 CLVB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies <n Singapore, mnst of the members of which art readers of the "Malaya Tribune* This Dtzry tn provided specially for them. Secretaries ate invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date, and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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      69 9 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service. urn re*trrd«T Nlfht Max. Bright Mtn. ivrnp Rainfall Bun«hlne. Temp SUtiouß Deg. p. luchas. Hour. Deg. Alor Star 8« 0 05 8 3 73 fcitiawan 89 0.02 20 73 X Trengganu Bukit l rani 88 Nil- 5.1 73 Malacca 83 Nil 3.3 72 Singapore
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    DOMESTIC OCCIRRENCES. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    57 10 Mr Lim S'ju S!k »»n»J family t/.Jiifc l»u l?uno* &uu r_*i_,n *rr o ar.tinJicl eft* luncrui .1 uir lau Mr Uo Thin My) ai td id! ;hoße \\:iu fMtd i ight v«U<k it-ui ton, render, d KTMces «i;d *.nt triigrinit urd lc.tcr» ji n'ttd'OpjKe *r jib« corula
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    A RADIO RAMP.
    753 10 Aii important regulation comes into force in the Straits Settlements and the F.M.S. on Oct. 1. From that date wireless dealers have to be licensed, and they will have to pay £25 a year for the privilege. The majority of them, we find, are agreed that it
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    271 10 Commenis By The Way. A READER draws attention to the close approach of the date fixed toe enforcement of the Workmen's Compensation Ordinance In the Straits Settlements, namely Oct. 1 (Sunday, and adds that he believes that most people are ignorant of the fact. What his
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    Air Mails.
    170 10 /\NLY yesterday we were commenting upon the extension of the British Empire air services, mating particu l l reference to the new link with Canad;. and hoping that th<n-? would be a little delay as possible in the establishment of the links between India an:! Australia, so that
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    Chinese Overseas.
    182 10 THE Conte Rosso" brought many distinguished visitors to Singapore yesterday, including Mrs. Pearl Buck, the well-known writer and missionary, who is returning to her home in Nanking after spending more than a yea: away. Mrs. Buck, in the course of an interview with the 'Malaya Tribune." expressed the
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Ipoh.
    28 10 Raja Sulaiman. Aattaat Conmuss'oner of Police at the C.P.O. s Offlc?. Ipoh, is ict:r»ig lrom Government service as frcm Oct. 1. 1
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    Telok Anson.
    28 10 Mr. Morgan, Executive Engineer. Teluk Anson, is coming to Singapore on transfer next month and will be in charge of the construction of the Civil Aerodrome.
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    Cameron Highlands.
    43 10 Mr. J. W. B. Fairchild. of the Maayan j Civil Engineering Service, who is expected back from Home leave shortly, will succeed Mr. W. G. Stewart, who is leaving for Home on furlough next month, as Executive Engineer, the Cameron Highlands.
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    Seremban.
    112 10 The members cf the Malay C!ub, Seremfcan, I entertained on Saturday evening Inche Maa'- J rcof to tea. and later to a rorggeng party, j in honour of his having recently appointed Second Magistrate, Kuala Lumpur. The appointment of Secretary. Sanitary Board. Seremban, lias been jew appointment cf Deputy
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    Kuala Lumpur.
    113 10 Mr. Samuel Joyce Thoma-s. first Puisne Judge, Kenya, whose appointment to the vacant Chief Justiceship of the Federated Malay states by the Colonial Offlcr was announced a month, ago. is on his way to Kuala Lumpur having left Mo:nba:a last week A car belonging to Mr. C. A.
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    433 10 BY "LOOKER-ON" The idea in America geem to get rid of the eoono mi k The United States is becomini like United Statistics. It is said that the well-dres i woman owes a lot t<» her dres m t Yes, but hubby will pa 3 Roadside notice
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    39 10 1 DISARMAMENT TALKS on pcs" BRITISH GOODS IN FINLAND MALAYA'S FIRST STAR SPORTS NEWS, OO (Mfl RADIO PROGRAM ML. INTERVIEW WITH MOTHER EARTH VICTIMS OF DE VALERA. NO NECESSITY FOR QfPLATIOI SEDITIOUS PAPERS PI INTEDf 1
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    LIVELY INCIDENTS IN THE REICHSTAG FIRE TRIAL. "KEPT IN CHAINS FOR FIVE MONTHS."
    30 11 VAN DER LUBBE ADMITS BUYING FIRE-LIGHTERS. Whole Case A Frame-Up? Dimitrolf Threatened With Expulsion Fromj Court. A
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    "NECESSARY TO FIRE PUBLIC BUILDINGS."
    678 11 Reuter Wireless. Leipzig, Sept. 26. ler Lubbe (the chief accused the Reichstag fire trial) adin court to day that he bought .t a shop near the Wei Office on Feb. 22. (Lubbe is (P< I with firing the Welfare Office I ity Hall, and the
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    SLEEPERS BURIED.
    88 11 Severe Earthquake In Italy. Reuter. Rome. Sept. 26. A eight people have been killed A *and 150 injured «the list is likely to be in one of tne worst earthItaly has experienced for several brunt lell on the mountain ol Abruzr: In Central Italy. boctu lasting ball a
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    35 11 untitled Ean a well-known local Chinese lell tor China by the "COnte Rosso" titernoon. He is to marry Miss K«d Hrang, daughter of Mr. Chang Chairman of the Hupeh Provincial GovOB Oel 1« in Shanghai.
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    MURDER IN CINEMA.
    108 11 Theatre Magnate Clubbed To Death. Reuter Wireless. Pari* Scpl. «w. THE murder of Oscar Dufrenne. the music hall magnate, uocwipyin» th" keenest bro his Paris police for re undei M Chto»" 1h- Chief of Poller* who i-i dlneftting invoaUgP tions. Dufreiine was round r lubb«d to Jeatn
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    "AUSSIE" COMMISSIONER.
    25 11 Reuter Wireless. Melbourne, Sept. 21. Mr Stanley Bruce has been appointed Australian High Commissioner in London rcr a period or five years.-Reuter WiM«s.
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    EVERY BUILDING WRECKED.
    191 11 Million Dollars Damage In Tornado. Reuter Wireless. Mexico City, Sept. 26. I"\OCTORS and nurses with food and medical supplies have been rushed up to the devastated region. The tornado wrecked practically every j building in Tampico ana it is feared that hundreds of people have been buried
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    BARONET KILLED.
    232 11 Two Deaths In Air Crash In South Africa. Johannesburg, Sept. 26. Sir Michael Oppenheimer and Major Charles Kennedy Cochran-Patrick have been killed in an air crash here.—Reuter. Sir Michael Oppenheimer was tne second baronet and succeeded to the title in 1921. the year in which the baronetcy was
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    FAILED TO RISE.
    109 11 Soviet's Huyre Wonder Balloon Disappoints. Reuter Wireless. Moscow. Sept. 23. Thousands of disappointed spectator.; streamed out of the aerodrome when the Soviet's latest wonder aircraft tailed to go up. The starting crew ot tour hundred worked throughout the nicht inflating the huge balloon, replete with the latest
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    WOMEN FREEMASONS.
    68 11 More Lodges To Be Consecrated Shortly. Reuter. London, Sept. 26. Women's encroachment on almost the last remaining male stronghold was emphasised by the consecration at thf Westminster headquarters of •Honourable Fraternity of Ancient Masons." Women's Craft. Grand Lodge, to celebrate the 21st anniversary of its foundation. The devotees
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    EMPIRE AIR ROUTES.
    79 11 Air Mail Leaves Croydon For Rangoon. Reuter Wireless. London. Sept. 23. Another milestone in the development of Imperial air routes was reached when the weekly air mail left Croydon for India to-day. as the service will now operate as far as Rangoon, thus saving fifteen days in
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    ALL CUBA IS ARMING.
    437 11 Britons In Peril. FACING SHORTAGE OF FOOD. Reuter Wireless. Havana. Sept. 23. pOLLOVVING the request of the British Consul-General, soldiers have been sent to the sugar mill a 4, Soledato, where seven Britons, headed by Llevvyln Hughes, are being be* seiged by a mob ot* 2.000
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    CANNOT POSTPONE.
    164 11 U.S. Naval Building Programme. Reuter. Washington. Sept. 26. THE United States has informed Britain that, she is unable to postpone any part of her naval construction programme. This follows a recent British communication regarding the proposea American naval building up to the treaty limits. The British representations were
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    SHOT IN PRESENCE OF FIANCEE.
    119 11 R.A.F. Man Killed By Arabs. Reuter Wireless. Cairo, Sept 2U. AN ;iUm;iM.snmn ol the Royal Air Force, .1. A Howard was fat illy shot to-aay bi an Arab nunmun in the presence of hi- fkificeo, at. Uop .'J>. unto polls The eon pi 9 were
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    MANY STRIKES IN U.S.A.
    186 11 COUNTrY FACING A CRISIS. Money Held Tight. Call For Action By The President. Reuter. New York. Sept. 27. STRIKES arising from the imposition ol the recovery codes are now involving 250,000 workers. This fact, the restlessness of farmers and Wail Street's intransigeance in face of taxation
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    LOCAL "REDS" CONVICTED.
    806 12 THREE THOUSAND MEMBERS Raid On Cubicle. Police Interrupt Meeting Of Communists. ItflNE members of the Malayan Communist Party were brought to light yesterday and charged in the Thin! Court before Mr. R. J. F. Curtis with being members of an unlawful society. During his evidence Mr. Barrett,
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    LIGHTNING TEARS SHOE.
    37 12 ioK Eas t St. Louis. Illinois. wnu We Shoe efT theffto °t of Mr William tele. a 45-year-old railway clerk during a thunder stoim here from burns on his leg. he w*« not in-
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    NO TRIFLING WITH POLICE.
    402 12 Fine For Ignoring A Notice. THAT police notices ure not things to be trifled with, was the costly ciscovery of a Mchamedan, named Mohamed Abubakar when he was fined $10 yesterday by Mr. R. J. F. Curtis, the Third MagistuJe. for failing to obey a police
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    Stanley Lupino At The Capitol.
    189 12 AT THE CINEMAS. "Facing the Music" the attraction at the Capitol theatre, starring Stanley Lupino. boasts an altogether unique idea in allying grand opera to comedy, and local Lupino fans and operatic enthusiasts will testify to its great success. A high-powered action comedy loses none
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    "Best Of Enemies'9 At The Alhambra.
    129 12 "Best Of Enemies' 9 At The Alhambra. With Buddy Rogers and Marian Nixon in the leading roles, "Best of Enemies," the new For comedy romance, began a season at the Alhambra last night. It is described as a novel romance depicted against as up-to-the-minute a background as has ever been
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    121 12 Big Agenda Down For Monday's Session. At the meeting of the Legislative Council en Monday, amcng other motions, is one by the Acting Attorney-General seeking the approval of Council of the rules made by the Governor In Council under the Workmen's Compensation O-dinance. The Budget will be introduced
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    S.S.(S.)A: & SCHOOL FEES.
    534 12 S.S.(S.)A: SCHOOL FEES. Opposed To Increase. PROPERTY OWNERS AND MORALS. OPPOSITION to the proposed in crease of school fees for children enrolled on and after Jan. 1 next is expressed in a resolution passed by the committee of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association, which also believes that the scope of
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    FLOOD CASUALTIES.
    143 12 Over Two Million Affected. Reuter. Nanking, Sept. 27. Fifty thousand drowned, a million starving and two million altogether affected, is the official estimate of the losses in the Yellow River Hoods, which devastated the triangle lying heween the new and old channels of the Yellow River in July
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    MRS. LEE CHOON GUAN.
    57 12 Mrs. Lee Choon Guan. M.8.E., and My. Lee Chim Tuan returned from th°lr European trip yesterday by the "Baloeran." They spent about five months in their tour of Europe, and travelled heme by the overland route, spending a month in France, Germany, Czecho-Slovakia, Austria and Switzerland
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    LOYALTY OF THE CHINESE.
    685 12 Bright Future. INTERVIEW WITH MRS. BUCK. 'jpHE people of China are loyal by nature but in the past they have been loyal to individuals and not so much to the Government." This opinion was expressed to a Malaya Tribune representative yesterday by Mrs. Pearl Buck, the
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    MORTGAGE CLAIM.
    160 12 Objection To Allegation In Defence. A CLAIM of $23 1 24.22, being the balance of Principal, interest and costs, alleged* Que under a mortgage covenant dated Feb 10. 1927. was yesterday announced as havin° teen settled out of court before the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Huggard. in the
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    TIGER TERROR IN PERAK.
    152 12 A Chinese And Malay Killed. (From Our Own Correspondent J Ipoh. Sept. 26. A MAN-EATING tiger is spreading terror in Upper Perak where already a Malay and a Chinese wood-cutter have been killed and de\cured. Reports came to Grik that a tiger was seen in the
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    NORTH CHINA WAR.
    136 12 Japanese To Act Against The Irregulars? Reuter. Peiping, Sept. 2b\ Fighting Is likely to break out in North China again following the unsatisfactory reply from Fang Chen Wu, the rebel Chinese general, to the Japanese ultimatum dropped in the farm ol leaflets from aircraft, ordering him to
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    BIG AIR DISASTER.
    74 12 Several R.A.F. Planes Crash. Reuter. London. Sept. 27. JJISASTER overtook an Air Force armada when returning from manoeuvres in Scotland. The machines encountered a fog. One bomber crashed at Belford (Northumberland) and the two occupants were incinerated. A second was wrecked at Sunderland, the crew being saved.
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    WOLINSKI IN COURT.
    107 12 Herman Wolinski. the Russian who had been arrested in a hotel in Sophia Road on Aug. 20. as a result of a cable from the Bombay Police that he was wanted there on a charge of altered criminal breach of trust of Rs. 15 000 made another
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    LOCAL CLUB'S APPEAL.
    201 12 Judgment was delivered in the Appeal Court this morning by Mr. Justice Gerahty in the appeal of the Singapore British Malay Pootti'll Cluij against its conviction in the Police Court on a charge of using its premises as a common gaming house on which charge it was
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    RANSACKED HER HOUSE.
    512 12 WOMAN'S STARTHvr STORY. Three Armed M cD Inmates Huddled nto Back Room. as tornp, aina the Second Magistrate (Mr man Grice) yesterday. a middle-am) Chinese woman gave a graphic de cription of how three armed reentered her house and ransacked premises, taking awaj jewels cash. Before they
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT To KNOW.— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    198 13 NOTABLE VISITORS. rished People On "Conte Rosso." r of distinguished people were Co "c Rosso." which arrived for C.'iina. Amorgst them were: mann, D.rector of the Health ague oi Nations who is going -ordinate the activities of the al experts in China.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    98 13 Smgapore. Sept. 27 BMIWP ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES Fait Wharf Entrance Oate 1). Main Wharf (Entrance Oate 3). Naldera 18: Boatn 16: Dessau M: Glenshlel EmDlre Dock (Entrance Oate S). Adrastus 32: Laganbank 35: Selma Rahman 38. Empire Dock (Entrance Oate 4) tla 46; Silversandal 48. West Wharf (Entrance
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    FRANKENSTEIN THE SECOND.
    24 13 Hammond. Indiana. even yeais' \\urk. Mr. Andrew Babor. bman has perfected a mechanical man. k alk, dance and fire a pistol.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    69 13 Mails frcm Batavia and Palembanp by aeroplane are expected at the General Pest Office. Singapore, at 5 p.m. to-day. From Europe (London mails despatched on S"pt. 7) by the "Rawalpindi." due 8t Singapore at G a.m. to-morrow Frcm China and Japan by the "Naldera." due at Singapore at
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    AN EXPERIMENT
    285 13 Sehoalnovs Made To Sit Still For Half An Hour. London. Mr. Maurice L. Jaci<s headmaster of Mil Kill School. London, is making his pupil; sit .'.ill for 30 minutes every day after lunch. "One or two \ery active boys disl ked the rule when it was first introduced."
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    MONEY MARKET
    195 13 SELLING. Singapore, Sept. 25. London 4 months' sight 2|4 3;3'2 London 3 months' sight 2|4 l|M Ixmdon 60 days' s ght 2 4 364 London 36 days' sight 2,4 1>32 London demand London T.T. 2j3 31 32 Lyons and Paris demand 910 Hamburg demand 148 Now Yor< demand
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    PRODUCE.
    186 13 Singapore. Sr.pt. 25. R. tStam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $120 R. (Sfam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $111 Rice. B. Slam N. 1 $97 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 $92 Siam, No. 1 "Sinhway" v $169 Siam. No. 2 "Sinhway" $161 Siam, No. 3 "Sinhway" $149
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    VALUABLE STAMP.
    139 13 Philatelic Windfall For Youngster. Washington, Aug. 27. It is profitable for a stamp collec'.ing youngster to be the son of Acting Secretary of State, William Phillips—who picks up choice and expensive covers every now and then without even turning his hand. All such philatelic windfalls go to Phillips,
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    SHIP MANNED BY GIRLS.
    113 13 The Only Man On Board Is The Captain. Copenhagen. Tlie arrival of a German "tiainlng ship" here caused a veritable stampede among the city's bachelors because the crew were all beautiful young German girls, the captain was the only man on board. The crek ranges from
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    DIARY OF THE DAY
    264 13 WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. SEPT. 27. Bllh Tld».^—4.o*l u ro., 'J S3 p.m. Rotury Luiuhcon, Adulphl ip m. Lfcttirr by Mr B L Rul'.lu Rtim. YM C.A., p m COil: Koppol G.C. LadW FnurtOmM liockoj S.C.R.C. 1 V Pohc* I, ISC 80.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    96 13 ALHAMBRA "Best of Enemies," with Buddy F.-gtis and Mari.ui Ni <o:i. CAPlTOL—Stanley Lupino in 'Facing The Music." I EMPIRE—"What! No Beer?" with Buster Keaton. GREAT WORLD —Cabaret Dancing, side- I shows, Malay and Chinese Wayangs. cinemas j (Talkie: Sky—"Lucky Girl." Star-"One Hy- j sterical Night"). MARLBOROUGH—EI Brendel in "Just
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    POLISH BIRTH RATE.
    92 13 Decrease In Natural Growth Recorded. Warsaw. Aug. 20. The Polish authorities are greatly perturbed over the great decrease in the natural growth of the population. According to official figures the number of marriages and births has declined during the last twelve months by 8 and 10 per
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    MIDNIGHT BATTLE.
    80 13 Excittment In A Swiss Election. Reuter Wireless. Zurich. Sopt. 23. A midnight battle with stones, nailstudded laths and blazing torches in the streets was the culmination of a bitter campaign preceding the weekend elections for the Town Council. A torchlight procession of the United Nationalist Party was parading
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    HARI RAYA PUASA.
    30 13 Hari Raya Puasa will be celebrated next year in Perak, S and Nrgri Sembilan en January 17 and 18, and In Pinang on January 18 and 19.
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      197 13 k I, SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE). TO-DAY. Bznka Island. PUdjoe and Palemban^ v (Thedei.." 3 p.m. P'jntianak Khoen Hoca) 3 pm xongkal and Djambl (T oba; 3 pm' Ceylon Egyp.. Europe and Gt. Britain I (Ole-JshlM) 3 p.m. I tc-lawan. Rangoon and Calcutta (Hamburg Mara) 3 p.m. NOith. N.-East and N-Wo
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    Boxing Treat Promised For Saturday Night S.A.F.A. CUP SOCCER.
    851 14 AIRMEN ELIMINATE THE ISLANDERS. Second Round Tie. Pulau Brani's Hopes Shattered. 'By ■Rhnau."> JLNY hopes entertained by Pulau Brani of challenging the supre macy of th? Malays in the Singapore Cup competition were shattered yesterday, when they were beaten b\ s—l
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    COLMAN SHIELD SOCCER.
    192 14 Yesterday's Game At Jalan Besar. DULL and uninteresting football was witnessed in the match between the Bidadari Sp<"rts Club and the Malay Post Office F.T. in the M.F.A. Colman Shield soccer yesterday at mm Jalan Besar Stadium. There was little to choose between the two vol tne
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB MEETING.
    379 14 Two Life Members. MR. R. H. ELLIS AND MR. E. R. TAYLOR. F IFE membership was conferred on Mr. R. H. Ellis and Mr. E. R. Taylor, two pioneer members of the Keppei Golf Club, when members met for yesterday's annual general meeting. It was stated
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    ENGLISH SOCCER.
    28 14 Yesterday's Section "a me. Reuter. London. Sept. 26 fo-dayi: game tn the English League, liiird D.visu.n (Northern, resulted .»s follows Accrington S. 3: Scuthport j —Reuter.
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    SEREMBAN HOCKEY.
    57 14 (Frcm Our Own CorrestKindent t Seremban. Sept 26 On the Negri Sembilan Club padan" thi evening, the first hockey state trial was piayet between the Colours and Whites, ending in draw of 2 goals each. Edmonds and Lopez scored for the Colour while Theophilus and Chapman netted for
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    RECREATION CLUB MEETING.
    1352 14 Rugger Discussed. FOOTBALL CAPTAIN CONGRATULATED. rpHAT rugger should be played this season by the Singapore Recreation Club was a suggestion made at the annual general meeting of the club yesterday, at the club pavilion. The Hon. Dr. Noel Clarke presided and there was a good attendance of
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    CHINA CHALLENGE CUP.
    466 14 Yachting In Singapore Harbour. TIHE B. Class yachts of the R.S.Y.C. made quite a good start, in spite of Ihe practically complete lack of wind in the first of the *hree races for the China Challenge Cup on Sunday. The/ first leg was against the last cf
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    RIVERS v. BRADY RETURN.
    301 14 FIGHT FIXED FOR SATURDAY. At The New World. Can Airman Knock-out The American 'J'HE long awaited return contest between Al Rivers and Sergearf Jim Brady of the R.A.F. has at lan been definitely fixed The fight is to conn' off al World Arena on Saturdj r
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    S.R.C. v. CATTLE CO.
    39 14 Thr drawn match in the Pint tU uad S.A.F.A. challenge Cup between tin B apore Recreation Club and the Btral Trading Football Club will r on Saturday at 5.15 p.m. at the Anson Road Stadium.
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    LOCAL BADMINTON REPORTS.
    461 15 Horlieks Beat The Straits Physical A.P. T H£ si Physical Athletic Party lost to 1 p on Sunday, at th» former s S P A.P. players first). to Tan Choo Kee 6—15, I Tan Chong Beng C F Cheng lost to George Wan T C. Thye beat
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF.
    308 15 Foursomes Match With Garrison G.C. r- i rfHE Island Club beat the Ge.rrison G.C. in the f °wball f.ursomes match on Sunday morning over the Island Club ceursAy 9" to Beam «Garr son players names first) J T IfL* B ™s™ "nd R. Renton 0. T £mi
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    S.C.F.A. CHAMPIONS.
    52 15 Chinese Companion A.A. At Kuala Lumpur. The Chinese Companion A. A., champions of the S.C.F.A. League, visited Kuala Lumpur for the week-end. On Saturday the beat the Selangor Chinese R. C. by 4—2 and on Sunday they won by a similar score against the T.P.C.A., winners cf the
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    M.F.A. SOCCER CUP.
    75 15 The draw for the first round of the Malaya Football Association Cup competition resulted as follows: Oct. 21: Fathul Munir v. Kalzum Bahar. Nov. 11: Perhimpunan Stia n v. Kamong Tiong: 25th, Post Office Malay F. T. v. Kota Raja 11. The Cup for this season has
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    38 15 Bangkok Preparing For Inter-Port. (From Our Ovn Correspondent.) Bangkok Sept. 25. Rugby football players have started strict training in view of the Malaya Command interport match en Oct. 21 which promis.s to te a gruelling struggle.
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    KEPPEL G.C. EVENTS.
    57 15 In the final of the Keppei Cup, E. A. Stewart beat J. C. MacLeod 3 and 1. In the final of the "Niblock Cup." A. M. Low beat A. J. Donald 3 and 2. In the final of the Keppei ladies' Cup. Mrs. A M. Low beat
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY.
    46 15 Straits pnysicM Athletic Party team v. Hongvam BSd Sharghai Bank Sports Club, toi rrow at the S H.B. ground, at 5.15 p.m.: Liang Yew. Leong Chong, Kong Guan. Ah Kow, Lian Lock, Yew Leng. Ah Loo. Hai Choo Quan Chong. Seng Hock. Way Yoong.
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    COLMAN SHIELD SOCCER.
    543 15 Monday's Match At Jalan Besar. LEADING by three goals to nil till about the middle of the second half, Fatcl Zaman could only manage to get away with a 3—2 victory against Kallang Batin yesterday, when these teams met in the "B" Division of the Colman Shield
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    ENGLISH TURF.
    86 15 Guiscard Favourite For The Cesarewitch. Reuter. London. Sept. 25. The on the Cesar ewi eh to be run en Oct. 11 is as follows: 8-1 Guiscard. 100-9 Ximenes. taken and offered. 100-6 Negro (offered. 18-1 taken. 18-1 Beau Prere (offered. 20-1 taken. 20-1 Erain. offered. 22-1 Sandals, taken
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    TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
    993 16 Interview With Mother Earth. rpHE following article reproduced from the l "New York Times" is both interes.ing and i musing. Moth?- Earth: But why should people ::<? Interested in my birthday? iieponei: Well, it isn't everybody who lies 'o be 2 000.000.000 years old. Mother Earth
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    MAN-EATING TIGERS IN INDIA.
    262 16 Scores Of Cattle Mauled And Eaten. Bombay. A CCORDINO to reports from many parts of *1 Central India, there has been a sudden and a arming increase of man-eating tigers, which are stalking the countryside, leaving terror and death in their wake. Villagers are said to
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    463 16 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore. Sepf. 22 MEAT. Beef, steak (round), katf 30 Beef, stew or curry, kati 24 lean, kati 41 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality). kati 33 Mut.on, Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati 3 Hens (locally reared*, kati 40 Ducks, Saigon, each 68 Pigeon*, domestic
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    HAPPY TO BE 136 untitled
    108 16 Lost 38 lbs. M, n Follow. Most women v. ifc she v d 136 lbs Bi she was 174 lbs md t*ke off that «tantoi She writes s:> weight was 174 Rm i ard. have gradual!? M is still going do, n i «1 ail,
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    VICTIMS OF DE VALERA.
    466 17 Oats Glut; Hay Given Away. Dublin. •'PHE de Valera Government's ag-iculturd policy is beginning to bear fruit. The Free State livestock industry is on its legs. To-day'r Dublin cattle market was the worst on record. Supplies were abundant, bu prices slumped still further to cutthroat rates
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    FINDS IN YUGO-SLAVIA.
    184 17 Key To Archaeological Mystery. Belgiade. Aug. 19. The discovery y.:tercay of the tint building of the ci'y to which belongs the famous necropolis of Trebenishte (known as the Yugo-Slav Valley oi Kings*..:n the shore of Lake Ochrid. Is expected to prov.de the key .0 what has long
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    NEW MINISTER'S HOPE.
    239 17 Irish Free State Trade Without Germany. Berlin, Aug. 19. In an interview which appeared in this morning's "Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung" the new Irish Free State Minister to Germany, Mr. Charles Bewley. discusses Irish-German trade. Political differences with England, he said, had caused the Irish Free State to
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    A STRANGE INCIDENT.
    74 17 Wh'le tin players were at lurch In Surrey V. LeicesieiJ.;lre. a h-j Oval, a spider spun itr web up the stumps. Brocks, :he Surrey keeper, drew the at ention rf l ie field to the beauty of the architecture. The spider remained in pm *ssion until an
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING — Restriction.
    176 17 WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING Restriction. WHILE we may watch with interest all the negotiations for some scheme of restriction, it seems almost certain that no satislactory scheme will be found. There are still many points to be settled between the Dutch and British producers before Indo- i China can
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    Slum Clearance.
    156 17 m S slum clearance is one of the most pressing problems of to-day. it is not necessary for us to apologise for drawing attention to it again. Nor is It necessary to proffer an apology lor the caption of this article. It is far from being a scare
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      373 17 i COMES EAST! j j AGENCY FOR GREAT ANGLO-AMERICAN I CHEMISTS' BUSINESS ESTABLISHED IN j SINGAPORE. ANOTHER link between East and West is established by the J I A arrival in Singapore of REXALL, the great Anglo-American Pharmaceutical and Toilet goods enterprise. J REXALL is the trading name of the
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    NO NECESSITY FOR INFLATION.
    444 18 "Buy Now" Campaign. BATTLE AGAINST DEPRESSION. Reuter. Washington, Sept. 25. JT is learned that President Roosevelt sees no necessity for inflation so long as the Government is able to borrow at a moderate interest the sunis needed for recovery. Meanwhile, conservative advisers are urging a re-definition
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    F.M.S. APPOINTMENTS.
    280 18 The following appointments are notified in the F.M.S. Government Gazette: Mr. T. G. Blofeld to be a Charge Enggineer. Electrical Department, F.M.S. Messrs. M. H. Blacker and W. Cole to be officers of Class V; Mr. J. M. Fordham to act as Principal, Technical School, Kuala Lumpur; Enche
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    SILENT BUDAPEST.
    157 18 A New Way Wlth Traffic Noises. Budapest, Aug. 15. ANEW effort to abate the noise nuisance in Budapest has proved unexpectedly successful. Sirce last week the c:'ty has become the quietest "million-inhabitant" city in Europe. Forty per cent. :f the ordinary no ses heard |g the streets have
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    PIER JUMP TO SAVE CHILD.
    61 18 Thousands of visitors at Ilfracombe. watching the lifebcat being launched for practice, saw Mr. A. T. Jones, of Ilfraccmoe, jump from the pierhead fully clothed to rescue a two-ytUr-old boy named Trebble. The boy. who had been watching the launch, fell from the pier. Mr.
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    SOVIET AWARDS SHARED.
    323 18 Success For Special Experiment. AJcsecw. Prominent soviet Government dßeSab have been awarded Soviet orders of Lenin. Red Banner and Red Labour Banner at the same time and for the samo services as ex- criminals, both political and common. Begnid it lies the story of the most stricking
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    SEDITIOUS PAPERS PLANTED?
    511 19 Vccused Acquitted. ctERN questioning 0l CONSTABLES. Oir* Co; respondent.) S remban, Sept. 25. < ii wished to carry I ments, he would have itiuns, rather thai. I ron his pocket. lity I hey wore picked constable* them wanting somebody to accused came then* BOent «as made A
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    ASSYRIAN MASSACRE.
    116 19 Uaguc Refuses To Postpone Discussion. Reuter Wireless. Geneva, Sept. 22. Itrattan lor postponement of con- the Assyrian question, owing to eata of King Feisal, was rejected Council at the 76th session this Id under the presidency of M. the Norwegian Prime Minister. I irk behind some of the
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    NEW G.P.O. POST.
    250 19 Appointment Ot Sir. S. Tallents. 'THE Postmaster-General has. with the coni currence of the Secretary lor Dominion Affairs, appointed Sir Stephen L.llents as the Public Relations Officer at the General Post Office. He will begin his duties on Oct 1 Sir Stephen Tallents' duties as Secretary to
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    THE HERDS GRAVE.
    273 19 Tombstone Clue May End Search Of Cent urn.?,. Belgrade. A clue which may lead t" the discovery of USC b dy of one of Serbia's national heroes, whose burial place has been sought for centuries, has been found. This clue (a a tombstone, discovered by chance. An
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    MYSTERY OF WATER JET.
    180 19 Experts Unable To Trace Its Source. Water experts and plumbers are investigating a mysterious gushing of water from the roof end walls of a house in Bell-lane. Leicester, but are unable to say where the water comes from. Water, it is stated, suddenly bursts from a
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    THE SLIPPERY MAN.
    129 19 Cat Burglar Does Thriving Business. Belgrade. A cat burglar at Bihatch did a thriving business for some time. Even when people saw him. U»ey could not h<-ld bird because he only were a bathing slip, and had covered his body with olive oil. When at last police
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    FIFTY HOURS IN SEA.
    119 19 The World Record Holder s Failure. Arthur Rizzio. the Maltese champion and holder of the world's record for open sea endurance test, entered the water at Pozzallo. 6icily. at 4.45 p.m an Thursday Aug. 31 in an attempt to swim to Malta, a distance of 51
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    THE LIFE OF A CONCUBINE.
    218 19 Swatow Girl's Story In Manila. Manila. Sept. 6. IfOW a pretty Chinese Rirl In her twenties, I from her impoverished family, brought to the Philippines on the pretext that she is the daughter of a local merchant to another as a t'ji.eubii.e. was related by
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    A FULL LENGTH PLAY.
    255 19 Successful Entertainment By The French Convent. (Fnuii Our Ou n •jrrrspundrnt > Malacca. Sept. 23. Willi a view ,o raising funds lor their or- anage, tbe pupila of ttM French Convent ii ado a departure Iroan the eustcmary varicu entertainment last night in the row lommoC
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    DEATH AT FUNERAL.
    180 19 Manager Of Royal Bank Of Scotland. Lcndoi. Sept 21. Tlie death has occurred of Sir Alexander Wright, suddenly while uttendlnj a funeral in Edinburgh —Reuter Wireless. Sir Alexander Kemp Wright was the- General Manager of the Royal Bans of Scotland. Edinburgh. He was educated a: Methren and
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    REICHSTAG FIRE TRIAL.
    97 19 Van der Lubbe Refuses Legal Help. Reuter Wireless. Leipzig. Sept. 22. Although the court adjourned specially to permit Van der Lubbe to consult Heer Stomps, the Dutch advocate provided by his family. Van der Lubbe refused to meet him. A police official testified that Van der Lubbe
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    BLUE SHIRTS AMBUSHED.
    63 19 One Of Their Leaders Badly Wounded. Reuter Wireless. I*7 j»w. f Dublin. Sept. 22. A party of National Guards were ambushed last night near Dingle by armed men, who tired a volley, gravely wounding the NationaUsleader. In th.' meanwhile, twelve Republicans are engaged in a hungerstrike in
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