Malaya Tribune, 6 October 1934

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    42 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya .1 XXI, -N». 244 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1934 i v < r The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, Oct. 6, 1931. Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 6, 1934. FIVE CENTS.
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    GIRL S' CORNER AUNT SALLY'S LETTER
    2060 2 Dear Girls, I am glad to see that this week's mail has been up to standard. There have beer* so many contributions this week that it has been impossible for me to publish them all to-day, so some have been held over for next
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      359 2 No. 42. CONSUMPTION HAS BEEN CURED. A Remedy for Consumption Has Heen Found. I IiERK V. YONKERMAN, DISCOVERER OF HIE NEW KEMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION Marvellous as It may s* ni after centuries oi failure, a remedy has b;en diccovered that has cured the deadly Consumption even in the advanced stages
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    NEWS AND NOTES FROM CHINA
    977 3 II angtrhow l>orc i V'UKKSJVE TIDAL I'HENOMENON Our Own Correspondent} Shanghai, Sept. 18. tt tmna] rain have descendin, and for a whole week Ii n coloured clouds have been their watery burden without intermission on th's i', mutely for sightseers, hewason's neap tides, which the
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    AMUSING SCIENCE
    109 3 Gallery Opened In Soviet Park l.vniti^rul. A I«ALI.KitY ..f AniOf inw Science hit* licon ttponci) mi lie I'ark of Cnl ure aii'l Rest hv-n-. I lit* obji'li'l.s nn viuW liiivr all In-en collected *iih he .u \v of In>prt v MKijij: Whc vi flor by some- KcienMltr imndox.
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    GUNPOWDER EXPLOSION
    136 3 ?irc works Factory Roof Blown To Shreds Lourenco M:\rques, Portuguese East Africa When hiL'-f a ton of gunpowder 'Exploded ar a firework:- factory here. the roof was blown to shreds and the eershattering roar was heard several miles away. The workers were aole to escupe )u*i be lore
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    FINDS HIM DEAD
    137 3 End Of Mothers 17-Year Search For Missing Son Vicenza, Italy, mother's !7-ycar search lor ner son, reported missir?™ on the Italian front rhnmg the great war, has come to an .r.s with the discovery ol his body in a military cemetery on ihe Asiago Plateau Lieutenant Rail
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    WORLD'S OLDEST COP
    83 3 Turk Lavs Claim To Zaro Agha's Title I Istanbul Hadji Zoz Agir 3e?, a Turkish peasant who lives near Mjardine m Asia Minor, Is 'he latest claimant to the title of the world's "Oldest Man." In succession io Zaro Agha. who died this summer. Hadji himself claims
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    GAS LEAKAGE
    67 3 Whole City Plunged In Darkness Stockholm, i through a irak in the gas mains at V) eras, a large town in west Sweo.cn, the entire supply of eras for the city baa ,.rjped. i A large container on tne outskirts ul the th* town Wh!ch usually holds en--igh
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      540 3 that your sleep Ki//s bedbugs, ants, cockroaches, BUju&Mj^g^ ■Raj ~cc ctCa Ha% f^'r^^st^ I ITißlHliiill III! I ""ill ■Ay Jll fa i 4 j \Widoes Boiim-vita give me and more energy? I REMARKABLE NEW EVIDENCE J /jfsi IkWf Bourn-vita is h-tter for sleep and energy J V'/ S Tb<? digestibility
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      107 3 :iiiiifti"(t>iti'*< |la ,11,,, >~,,,l,,>' ,> t ,l,l,<1( I'" u -c.jjjy d< igncd and Introduced 1 I for ues wHh there ElejC ric Ĕuch net die w OoM i j Plated gad plays Ten Records ivl houl slightest scratch or v.rj.r i to records. Specially recomjncn<«»3«l for use with A v
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    Shipping News & Notices. U.S. ALTERNATIVE TO SUBSIDIES
    1613 4 Shipping News Notices. U.S. ALTERNATIVE TO SUBSIDIES SwWpiiitf Denunciation Of Minister's Proposals fi'ilK al "i!*'•»• AJ» i A Wiillucf?. I M i• >.i \itn< ulon*. Mmt. the I •I'll' •«11 411 V"I I iibutl<(.Ml uMi i ror«iißji M.iiw ii.'ii ili«' (M'IU'III of ciiTyifiki L H. fivll i: iititl iliti |Jl•
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    GRAIN CARGOES
    346 4 Resolution To Amend Shipping Act THE subject of fines imposed on foreign shipmasters going to Great Britain from Black Sea ports with grain cargoes without, taking the necessary precautions to prevent the grain from shifting was referred to at the monthly mee'ing of the Birkenhead Chamber of Cormerce,
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    WHITE STAR STAFF TRANSFER
    646 4 Senior Officials Who ArcRetiring D7HILE many of the s aff hitherto em- ployed by the White Star Line in Liverpool are transferring to Cunard Building, the head offices of Cunard White S.ar Ltd., several of the senior officials are retiring. Among them are Mr. William Davison,
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      417 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. DA 3RIT ISH IM DIA I». 0. S. N. Co. \s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. t Due Tonnage. Singapore. ItgjIIAR &\OOO Oct. I HI THAI. 15,000 Oct. IL' 01' DAN 6,500 Oct. 24 IRTHAGE 15,000 Oct. 2« LAXPURA 17,000 Nov. 9 r.IuDW a 6,070 Nov. JCORFU 16,000 Nov, 23 ItANCHI
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      161 4 T|f LLOYD TRIESTINO (Incorporated in Italy). J EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. j SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, j Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, PoTt Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Said, Piraeus, Brindisi, Venice and j Port Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste. Trieste. J ™xt™ having Spore. s s
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      335 4 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. Deutach jHpa.Q| Austraiische I ampfachiffi iO GJ Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDS. HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS Due Spore t m.s. DUISBURG, via Manila Oct. 16 m.s. RAMSES, via Manila Oct. 30 t m.s. SAUERLAND, via Manila Nov. 13 t s.s.
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      617 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. J Mj Jj£ NORDDEUTSCIIEK LLO I'D. (Incorporated Ik Germany). The nndernoted are the Company intended fixtures: OUTWARDS. 1994 I "MAIN" for Manila, H'kong S'hai. N. China Japan Oct ft "ODER" for Man ia, H'kong. S'hai, N. Chma Japan Oct 23 "TRIER," for Manila. Hongkong, S'hai, N. China and
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    481 5 Mining Shares Singapore, Saturday. wring mining share quotations by Fraser and Co exchange ck brokers Buyers. Sellers. ■mv it Tin 5 5 3cd ig Tin 37 6 40 0 Malay 50,- 52 6 r Hitam Tin 14 9 15 3xd 2.02 2.07 B mgrin Tin 25 26
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    173 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION HALF CENT DROP IN RUBBER D.E.I. Content With Present Price Singapore, Saturday, 11 a.m. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 22' > cts., down V-> ct. Market Tone: Easier. Yesterday's Prices:— London: 6 |.d., down ij d. Market Tone: Irregular, nervous. New York: 13 916 cts.,
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    NORTHERN PASSAGE
    55 5 East And West L'nked Via Arctic Route Moscow, Sept. 20. Crossing from Vladivostock to Murmansk on the White Sea in 83 days, the Soviet icebreaker "Lidtke" has just completed for the first time in the history of navigation a direct voyage from East to West via the Arctic
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    CO-OPERATIVES' NEW MOVE
    265 5 May Acquire Established Companies THE National Co-operative Exhibition which was opened at the Crystal Palace i. the largest display of co-operative pro ductions yet held in this country. It will give the dreetors of companies manufacturing for the home market an opportunity of seeing how comprehensive is
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    RUBBER SHARES
    231 5 Interest Still Broadening Interest in the rubber share markr: is increasing, and business is now be ginning to develop on much broader lines, writes a correspondent in "Truth Dealers are being kept quite active notwithstanding the fact that sellers are reserved, and it has been impossible to satisfy
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    FOREIGN TRADE
    135 5 Increase In Total Values By $45 Millions The foreign trade of Malaya >n 1933, amounted, in declared values, f o $778,058,000 or £90.773,000, as compared with $787,333,000 or £89,522,000 in 1932. an increase of $10.7 millions or 1.4 per cent. The values of imports and exports m 1933,
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    RETAIL TRADE
    103 5 Sales Increase In Britain This Year London, Sept. 26. The money value of retail sales in Britain last month was 4.8 per cent, greater than in August, 1933. Sales of food and perishables advanced by 4.6 per cent, and of otrnr merchandise by 4.i per cent. For th*
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    RUBBER REPORTS
    297 5 Local Firms Review The Week IytESSRS. Lewis and Peat I Singapore». Wl Ltd., in their weekly rubber report dated Oct. 5, state: Towards the end of last week the market was beginning to feel, uneasy about the situation generally, particularly as no interest appeared to be forthcoming from
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    OUR BEST CUSTOMERS
    143 5 Principal Export Trade With America In total values (in millions of dollars). Malaya's best cus omers in 1933 were Netherlands India $152 ($190), United Stau-s of America $131 ($79). United Kingdom $106 ($114), Siam $67 ($4l), Japan 9*3 ($57), China $20 ($26), India $25 (($26), Australia $24
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    PRODUCE
    204 5 Singapore, Oct. 5. R. (Siam. W. Coast N..1 per Koyan $122 r. .Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $119 r. (Siam) W. Coast N. 3 per Koyan $114 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $100 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $96 Siam, Sinhuay Al 176
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    AUSTRALIAN GOODS BOYCOTT
    177 5 Lancashire Extending The Movement <« CiKUCEIiSJ' butcht-rj, lino 112 fruit mcnhunU in the Hoi ton area ptan an Mlfiwivt boycott ot Australian produce II the iipw tariff imiH'Hfd up<»n Lancashire cotton if.'oU-s is persisted in, JSteps have already h«;L<n taken by Uoltoo ami I)arwen grocer*' io tniwtlut'i-
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    PETROL PRICES
    104 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell M*tor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as telUws: Shell Aviation Spirit In 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon $1.19 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.82 Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial
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    STANDARD-VACUUM OIL CO.
    51 5 The following are the prices of Socony gasoline and ker«s«na: BENZINE Socony Motor Gasoline (ex pump) per British Imperial Gallon $0 82 S*c«ny Motor Gasoline < drums) per drum $3.45 Socony Motor Gasoline t»ns) per tin $3.70 KEROSENE Devoe's Imperial Brilliant (per tin) $2.43 Sylvan Arrow (per
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    TRADE IMPROVEMENT
    128 5 Chancellor's Statistical Evidence 1 Reuter Wireless. London. Oct. 2. Addressing merchants and bankers of the City of London, Mr. NeViUc Chamberlain, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, gave statistical evidence of the improvement m trading production indices, comparing the second quarter of 1934 with last year, as follows:— Textiles,
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    660 5 Rubber Shares Singapore, Saturday. The following rubber share quotation, are Issued by Fraser and Co., and Lyal' and Evatt. Issue Value. Fraser Lyall and Shares. and Co. Evatt. 1 Alle .iby Iyo 2.00 cd 1.80 M2%fccd IA. Oajah 145 155 i.40 1.55 1 A. hitam 2.30 2
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    63 5 DAILY PRICES CURRENT FOR NO. 1 RIBBED SMOKED SHEET Singapore, Friday, noon. Buvem. Sellers. Spot (loose) 22% 22% (F. 0.8.) Current month 22% 28 Oct. 23% 23% Nov. Dec. 24% 24% Jan. March 25% 25% April-lune 26% 26% Ton -of Market: Dull. Latest Cable: London Spot
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      52 5 ihe SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. OFFICE: 2, FINLAYSON GREEN. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE. CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT J WORKMEN 1 COMPENSATION INSURANCE BEAD OFFICE: 16D, C/eil St., Singapore U G JOHNSCr',
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      164 5 Nederlandsche Bandel-Maatschappij, N..V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY.) Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE* BATAVIA. Branches throughout the Dutch East Indies and in the Straits Settlements, India, China, Japan and Arabia. LONDON BANKERS: The National Provincial Bank, Limited. Correspondents in the principal Cities of
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      221 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, Ltd., THE HO HONG BANK, Ltd. AND THE OVERSEA- CHINESE BANK, Ltd. CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10.000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE: CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD.. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee
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      385 6 M. HASSAN, 88. A 87, BRAS BASAH BOAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work in eieetrical, gas and water service line. We give prompt attention to all orders either bipr or small. Why not consult us about your requirements Estimate submitted upon re- j quest without charge or obligation.
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      1044 6 j GOVERNMENTS NOTIFICATION aide Gazette No. 75 of 28th Sept., 1934) ORDINANCE NO. 61 (PAWNBROKERS). TENDERS are invited for the sole righl to open one pawnshop for a period of thre« years from the Ist January. 1935, in eacr I of the streets or sections of streets in the Town
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      462 6 PUBLIC NOTICES, AUCTION SALE BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT OF JOHORE AT JOHORE BAHRU. Land Application No. 19 of 1934 Between S. T. P. S. Subramaniam Chetty of No. 24. Jalan Tan Heok Nee, Johore Bahru. Chargee And Ahmad bin Ibrahim, Clerk, Land Office, Johore Bahru, Chargor. All that
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      375 6 SITUATIONS VACANT. European couple require good willing cook immediately, must also assist boy. Salary $25 monthly. Box No. 450 c/o Malaya Tribune. Wanted Economical Board and Lodging required by a single middle aged Chinese of good character. Replies to E. C, co M.T. HEALTH STORE. Natureopath and Physical Culture leads
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      373 6 EDUCATIONAL. i FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, j Established IS2B. (A Government Registered School) (For Boys and Girls). I l-A, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical EducationSystematic Training both m Technique and Thepry. Complete Courses leading to T.C.LCertificate, Diploma. A etc Booklet free. M. ANCIANO, Principal. LEARN
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      522 6 FOR ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION TAKE ALL CLOCKS, WATCHES or GRAMOPHONES THAT GO WRONG YICK WOH HING Their one and only address 429, North Bridge Road. (Near Middle Road). SKILLED WORKMANSHIP PROMPT SERVICE MODERATE CHARGES. Contractors for the Repair of Clocks Watches to the British Army in Malaya. AJ.G.P. perm, European Hairdresser^.
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    MASS EDUCATION IN CHINA
    1068 7 Hongkong Address iUK FltiHT AGAINST ILLITERACY i Our oun Correspondent; Shanghai, Bir>t. 21, i «Lsii JI, J I i> i»r ii i i!' !y»> Hinc < <:i I m i a- <; Hi i 'i.rn-1 II tctiicy "> ii flrit i|i> »i Jormce i i 1
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    FUEL FROM GRAPES
    137 7 S*pan sh Vtemnt To Alleviate Wine Crisis Madrid Expirimtn* .ire being condu:" d under auspices of the SPan'*' "Vniyiy rf Asnrutiirc. »o extract n m c r iv in an attempt to allev's r <»,o d r prt in the country'?: wr trade. Whip residues are being
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    "KAYPIN" THE "PAYCE"
    110 7 American Judge's Tribute To Irish Policeman New York. "For all-round 'kaypin' of the 'payee' :;one can hold a shillelah to the iadi from the old country. This tribute, to the old fashioned Irish policeman was paid by Count Court Judge Martin in trying a case of Et
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    DISGUISED AS A WOMAN
    121 7 Amelia Earhart Finds A Man j In Her Aeroolane Bangor, Maine. j Miss Amelia Earhart, tne trans-Atlantic flier, was explaining flying t> women passengers in short trips over Bangor. I had been announced that this was a special "Ladies Day," and that no m?n would be
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    STONE AGE FINDS
    111 7 Ar.-haeologisls IVscover A Chiefta'i's Grave Moscow. A "rhi fra n> grave" of the giant Apr /*nrf! has bee t discovered by R»j*>i*n ;n thn v*!loy of Aujjars ver, b U>ria, The ske'eton ff thr vfticflain wa* ,1 iTi-.i lying l on its; hack. Wilh Mm hn«' •ppn
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    HURT THE MANAGER
    84 7 Trapeze Artistes Fall 10 Feet Budapes'. Two trapeze artiste? were doing their turn in the Nagykoros circus here. Over 10 feet above the ground they were performing their aenbatic before a; or husiastic crowd when suddenly they both dipped ar.d fell. But Janos Szappanos. the manager, darted
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    THE "MAGIC" BOAT
    103 7 Craft Which Was Drawn By A Sand Eel Belgrade*. fathers in the River Kupa near Sittk were amazed to see a fisherman's boat rushing up stream against the swift current while the fisherman stood up and houted to swimmers to gel- out of his way. For more
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    YOUNGEST SHEEP IMPORTER
    84 7 Melbourne. Victoria. Australia. Bob Alston aged IS, has a good claim to be Australia's youngest importer of pedigree sheep. At Romey—4o miles from Melbourne where his father is a well-known sheepfarmer, young Bob goes to school. But ha also has his own flock of eight ewes, which
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      67 7 =i PARKE-DAVSf 1 i COMFORT 1 Unexcelled as a Baby Powder for the Nursery, a soothing H| 1/ application for the Sick Room =5 and as an ideal Dusting g| |jl Powder for the Toilet Table. B Obtainable from all ■iljj 5 Chemists and from fc'-" "''fiJl MAYNAKD CO., LID.
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      43 7 I CONSISTENTLY MAINTAINING THAT HIGH QUALITY WHICH I HAS MADE THEM I I TMI IvUJ V T" H I 6o so > I *,'1 i>*** j, m If. 4 ''■■<• V" MADE IN ENGLAND i V i ij»' l" 'V< lk- 1V j# t 4->
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      213 7 Wi.rle n pio^m.-... 111.» d:ostt, nekwnHl 0rcne«i- <!»2c!el'. Allrl'cl La K r. ci by 'l. :l .l l^HN'b.ztei ucil > zi m l ut Iigiml ton, 1l». oralis s>' 6l seed bv '5i.t. «elayrcl lwm C )..nn 1'bealre. Nam ml u» ln. 20 «im N5N ,>m l?rc'inopmmr 5 05 pm
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    79 8 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING PASSENGERS The following passengers are due to arrive in Singapore from Europe by the Boringia on Oct. 13:— Mr. W. A. McMichael, Mr. J. yon Dietz, Miss A. M. Mace, Mrs. S. J. Wilson, Mr. J. Timm, Mrs. H. Endahl, "Mr. M.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    116 8 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Oct. 6. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rchna 22; Prominent, Gustav Diederichsen 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) General Metzinger 18; Chaksang 16; Pres. Hayes 11; Sarpedon 9. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Baron Erskine 30; Tweedbank 32. Empire
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    98 8 The local agents of the Imperial Airways notify that the outward aeroplane is expected to arrive at Singapore at about 7 p.m. to-morrow. The mail wi)l be available to boxholders and window delivery ticket holders immediately. Correspondence for non-boxholders will be sent out by the 8.25 a.m. delivery
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    MONEY MARKET
    199 8 BELLING. Singapore, Oct. 5. London 3 months' sight 2j4 7183 linden 4 months' sight 2|4 13 64 London 80 days' sight 2 4 3116 London 30 days' sight 2.4 532 London demand 2j4% London T.T. 2|4 5132 Lyons and Paris demand 860 Hamburg demand 140 New York demand
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    DIARY OF THE DAY
    381 8 WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. jCT C High Tides. —9.42 a.m., 9.33 p.m Singapore Badminton Champion*!: Clerical Union C-lubhoU!*, 23u Football; Malay Inter-School Com};, tlon, Kota Raja 'B" v lelok Km Gey lane English School Rugby: SC.C. Ist.. XV v. Utilled ShpSouth Johore
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    AMUSEMENTS
    62 8 ALHAMBRA.—' Change of Heart." APOLLO.—Chinese pictures. CAPITOL.—"The Thin Man." EMPlRE.—"Riders of Death Valiey" and "King for a Night.' GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dan. Side-sLows, Dean's Grand Opera, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. MARLBOROUGH—"Trip To I land,"' Hindustan. taiKie. NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dan Side-shows, Malay Operas. Chi: i Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. PAVlLlON.—'Waltzes
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      311 8 aranif'iifit'ixiTifntronminiimiiiiiiimwiim SINGAPORE HOTELS i Ta.iMiliaHilltMil.li.inll.luiMllWliMW^^ SEA VIEW HOTEL, IDEAL SEASIDE RESORT. TENNIS GOLF SWIMMING SUNBATHING, i VERY ROOM WITH BATH W.( RUNNING HOT COLD WATER, ONE OF SINGAPORE'S SCENIC BEAUTY SPOTS. (FORMAL). TO-NIGHT (FORMAL). SPECIAL DINNER DANCE f CABARET by 1 THE BOMEHOS MORNING SUNDAY EVENING CONCERI DINNER II \M
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      85 8 ggfjks mere are various I kinds and Brands of Bynipin the mark t, i Brand y wjll find j ferent from others, j L^/rupbfßose] because of their I QUALITY and taste. I Try ever y time after your Sport a.id J X V v can find its RE- LmtSmvl FRESHING
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      244 8 Change to GIBBS —and prove that the world's best tooth cleaner is also the most economical. The handy, compact little case keeps Gibba Solid Dentifrice dustproof, and fragrant to the end. None is spilled, wasted or squeezed out accidentally. Notice, too. how sparkling white your teeth become. /JenUfiiice Sole Agents
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      90 8 i i j DECIDE FlftST There are Thousands and Thousand* I of Different Designs ol Trade Marks m in Watches, and so far as y«iu conic I to us, you will be Quite Safe. 1 I WE ONLY STOCK SWISS MADE j WATCHES I AT LOW PRICES -*> I We
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      318 8 a?-e s«u,nercu3 tTluo» and Lnc'iec.'e', in 5inc7tlpore. most o/ 'nemderz o/ u:K/c/» are realtors o/ tne ?°niH Oinrz, i« pro» r/sieci 5peclo//l> /or /ne7«. Secretaries cre ii77'il«»c.' to ln l!ceep<no il c/?mole/e //appenin«?s v/ i'eTlt'Tlli interest uriii stttl de lneiu,te<i :n cne "vicirl/ o/ Fvent« t?tuo l)/ar?/ cover 'neetmoH. entertain»
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      459 8 [POSTAL I jjjjUjjjCjß SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Trengganu (Boribat) 2 p.m Djambi (Toba) 3 p.m. Muntok, Palembang and Pladjoe (Senang) 3 p.m. Soengei Liat (Senang) 3pm Pontianak (Togian) 3 p.m. Netherlands Indies, 3agan and Bengkalis (Toboali) 4 p.m. Bandjermasin (Belawan) 4 p.m. Laboean Bilik and Tandpong Balei (Rantau) 4 p.m.
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    GERMAN FILM CRISIS
    658 9 I t wor Cinema-Goers !'<)(> MUCH SCREEN PROPAGANDA Berlin. SKUIOrS dearth nf films threa- t fii> to embarrass the cinema in Germany. i.ir l>ui»tlr» k awl sevenly-three in> "n piclurr hove, it is true, rmoiiiicrtl till* production <lnri ermine I'W I 10.H5 season. rile» illy inspired trade
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    WAGES OF JAPANESE WORKERS
    416 9 Reasons For Decline In Earnings Tokyo. T™ remarkable decline in the already A low wages prevailing in the Japanese cotton factories are made apparent by the following surveys: In 1926 earnings per day in the cotton spinning industry were:—Man 1.56 yen about 3 (the yen being
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    BOOTLEGGING CAMPAIGN
    101 9 "Liquor Vikings" Preparing Their "Armada" Helsingfor*. 'J i vik«ng> M of the Baltic are pnparing f*jr OH intensive bootlcggingi iumv>aig.i in FtnJUtnl during Ihe autumn, uwnHmg t.i inforroaiidtt rcctivwl by the Inert-. A lurgr- •-►amcr i? reported to hove been halted v an Estordan bootlegging m»gna** U> unvry
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    DUTY ON IMPORT GAS
    80 9 Customs Officials Wondering How To Catch Smugglers Brussels. .ax of foreign gas will be imposed in cJurtrai. a Belgian town within a lew miles oi the French, if the local gas company obtain cheaper gas supplies frcm over the frontier, and are therefore o p Z'OH
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    RUMANIAN DILLINGER
    284 9 Intensive Police Search For Bandit Bucharest. SUCH an intensive search is being carried out for the Rumanian "Dillinger," G. Coroiu, who has spread terror in the country districts, that the neighbourhood of Botashani gives the impression that war has been declared. Police officers and men are met with
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    WETTEST SPOT
    114 9 12 Times As Much Rain As London Henderson Lak?, British Columbia. Henderson Lake claims to be rainest place in America. \'i lies on the West Coast of Vancouver Island and statistics show that about twothirds of an inch of rain has fallen every day during the past two
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    "GOLDEN HORDE" CITY
    87 9 Tartar Town Of Mopary Being Dug Up Moscow The ancient Tartar town *jf Mo jury, which in the course of centuries had almost entirely sunk bem«ath the level of the ground, is being re-discovered. Soviet archaeologist? «re ditftrinc it up Mojarv vus urn- uf the most important
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    PALTRY REWARD
    101 9 Cinema Caretaker Gets 1 For Finding £6,000 Las Palmas, Canary Islands A cinema caretaker who found £0,000 is the most disappointed man in I.as Palmas. A tourist, said to be English, found that his pocket book said to contain banknotes and cheques worth nearly £6,000, was missins: after
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    SON FOR SALLY EILERS
    47 9 II dlywood. Miss Sally Eiler?, the American film actress, has givr-n birth to a son. The bt by weighs six pounds ten ounces. Roth mother aad child are doing well. Miss Eiiers' husband is Mr. Harry Joe Brown, an executive of Warn?r Bros.
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    BOOTLEGGER TURNS EVANGELIST
    788 9 Englishman's Career ONCE CHARGED WITH MURDER New York. Englishman who was once arrested on suspicion of murdering an American racketeer is now an Evangelist in New York. At one time he was detained in Florida prison where a convicted murderer cooked his meals and his companions were
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    Chinese Youth Faces Armed Robbery Charge
    818 11 Alleged Demand For Jewelleru At Pistol Point Singapore, Sat v rda y. 4.\ alleged armed robbery which completely terrorised the inof a house iti Kreta Aver Road the nigfof of Auk. 20 was dosed tefote Mr. -J. St. Brander in I hii i Police
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    106 11 Or For Three Farthni«s. A Pin) liuch.l; rim v i.l f* sfiiirkwl hi wtm m thr«> n fh.uvii »k 4<i U'i in Kiiuiuni;i Thi ri hi rp ;.it L.uu iah;. £ui>U ViftMJ», Mij S ai" UMfi tt'lliV SOk.'C HuttS-M' 'tj hwv. im.'li' I'tn.vtii t a. <•
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    59 11 Mr. A. C. Wollaston has resignal untitled appointment as Justice of the Peac. tci i Malacca. The resignation tx: I repted and the. appointment rtvohC* Mr. M. C. ft. Sheppard. M.C.S.. iuj been appointed to act as District Officer Aioi Oajah Assistant District Judic for Singapore. Penang and Malacca and
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    "THE THIN MAN"
    271 11 Fine Mystery Story At The Capitol THE CINEMAS I ET Ua." j<ald the uo-Qoldwyn-Meyei maunote,',. make one o£ i f ;.t sc m Vatf-n' stolid.-. So thry omw-h "Ihe 1 hir Man" to ihe scree». and maclo a splendid job of u- i> no W ay with
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    117 11 Wireless As An Instrument IK Swindle II urn burg irclt h«r in«t it «it it •witi'll' 1 J llutnftura: b>m muk» w.j .1 mf.« bUtn ••i* luMOry the Lui.Lnuu.rr v .-»1 :luil oiiuin nu-xt wine. inuk njr hnl.i- |iii»clnc !>»•• :tt the lai'i minuU V«'ilh unfjiilint- iriruiii*;<> y
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    93 11 .More Weapons For italian Infantry Troop* K<wflr. .A: it r?«-ii] ...r rjfM'fimi'nl- rondi)ct(i) uriny vh* r ■< ann,v mJinotuvrva Italian In'untry ivummmil- w t>v reuruaniMMj ith n s imtf in gi.iHi,' ihi'M i! I«T lilJlltpuWC»' The uriunnien! of a l>:\\ ahon of in/mArr will consist uf <»ml xlvnml<M,
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH.
    119 12 Mrs. Chua Kwee Siew nee Yap Chwee Yen passed away peacefully at her residence 230, Victoria Street, on October 4,. She leaves behind her beloved husband Mr. Chua Kwee Siew of Chop Heap Hoe and a son and a daughter to mourn her loss. The cortege will
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    ENGAGEMENT.
    52 12 TAN—LOW.—The engagement is announced of Mr. Tan Hock Leong. the only son of Mr Mrs. Tan Thiam Blow and Miss Low Whee Kiang, the eldest daughter of the la'<e Mr. Low Peng Hee and Mrs Low Peng Hee and the niece of Mr Wong Fook Wah of the Malaya
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    THE NEXT PREMIER
    452 12 JN political circles at Home Mr. Arthur Henderson is being tipped as the next British Premie;*. He is not a particularly attractive personality, but he seems to have gained a reputation, not alone with the regular Labour voters, of being more sincerely honest, if it may be
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    CANTON'S GESTURE
    219 12 "THE seizure by the Canton authorities of a Japanese steamer which, it is alleged, was engaged in smuggling contraband goods up the Pearl River, at first appeared to be a local issue but now T seems likely to lead to another international incident between China and Japan. There
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    241 12 Capt, S. Leather has resigned his commission in the S.S.V.F, Mr. J. L. J. Haxworth, Inspector ol Police. S.S., has been appointed Assistant Immigration Officer, Singapore. Mr. W. J. C. Sharp, Superintendent, Posts and Telegraphs, Malacca, ha> been appointed a Justice of the Peace for that Settlement. The title of
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    Notes and Comments Ranee Of Sarawak
    238 12 TN these days, when the titles of Rajah and Ranee of Sarawak are used tf a matter of course and we occasionally forget that the. holders are European?, it is difficult to imagine that Sarawak was ohc e so disrespectful as to call the
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    Title Conferred
    236 12 J[HE scene changes to Sarawak, where the Ranee says the only thing whicn troubled her at first was what she should be called by the few other English ladies. Then one day the title of Ranee I was bestowed upon her quite suddenly by the Rajah. A doctor
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    Safety On Ships
    192 12 JJECENT fires at sea on boara passenger liners, the terrible results of which were vividly recal'ed by the r'orro Castle disaster, have been responsible for arousing a deal of nervousness among those who travel frequently oy sea either on business or pleasure. It will be cheering news
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    For Dog Lovers
    167 12 JgVERY quarter we receive the Malayan Kennel Gazette and of each number we can say that it is an admirable publication. It is, of course, the organ of the Malayan Kennel Association, and as such one might expect it to be a mere record of facts. But
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    Topics Of The Day
    271 12 By "Looker-OiT QNE of the earliest accounts of flight." says the Singapore programme of the England-Melbourne air race, "is, that of Daedalus of Ancient Greece." Daedalus fashioned wings of wax, and was making excellent progress when something went wrong with the apparatus and he crashedA But
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    ON OTHER PAGES
    40 12 GIRLS' CORNER, 2. NEWS AND NOTES FROM CHINA, 3. FINANCIAL NEWS. CLUB DIARY, 8. REDS IN CHINA, 14. KEEPING EMPIRE CROPS HEALTHY, 15SPORTS NEWS, 16. 17 and 18. WIRELESS TOPICS, 19. CHURCH SERVICES. 20. BOYS' CORNER. 23
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    Denial That British Film Star Was Poisoned
    201 13 Wife Rushes To His Side ALLEGE] SEQUEL TO A QUARREL But Soon Returns To Her Mother Reuter Hollywood, Oct. 5. i MAN giving the name of Cary I ant has just received emerency treatment at a hospital for poisoning. Police admit that the
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    CHINESE RAILWAYS
    79 13 Official's Visit To London London, Oct. 5. \l 1 li .ung Pet Suu. Managing Director •M N.tnkmg-Shanghai-Hangchow iu interviewed by Reuter on his i' London from America on what i pi"' pleasure and partly a busing ivi Dwt he was very anxious to «uMhlng of the management of
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    LONG SEARCH FOR WORK
    118 13 Man's 8-Year Walk Through 13 Countries Warsaw. For eight years Jan Trusina. a young Polo ha.* been walking round Europe lor work. Now distllus on« d and still urn-m--ht» ha-s return 10 his father, who liv. a; VVodzlslaw. Silesia. is he course of his search Truslna
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    LIE WHICH KILLS
    125 13 iJiiTs Tragic Ruse To Make Her Lover Propose Prague. ui.» vein, pretty, and only 18—and Via crribly in love with Andrei •K They both lived at Svidnice, Silesia. ii d t begun to thir.k that Andrej was •iow i Aiuired him to propose, but the psjxMfd and
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    BISHOP OF MACAO
    68 13 Mass At Church Of St. Joseph To-morrow Members of the Portuguese Mission formed that the Bishop of Macao, has been visiting Singapore during Last three months, will leave for Macao to-morrow evening. Al 8 a.m. to-morrow the Bishop will Perform Mass at the Church of St. Tf
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    FISHING WITH DYNAMITE
    137 13 Tragic Rivalry Between Father And Son Nice. A fishing rivalry between father and son led to the former. Louis Barre a native of Nice, losing ihe sight of both eyes and h's hand. Leaving in the morning for a day's fishing in the river Siagnee. where rout
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    GERMAN ECONOMY
    126 13 Old Flags To Supplement Scanty Textile Supplies Berlin. A new use has been found for the black, red and gold flags of the former German democratic Republic, which have disappeared since the coming of the Third Reich. According to a decree issued in Thuringia (Central Germany) they are
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    PRICE OF ESTATE RUBBER
    75 13 Dutch Against Nine Penny Rate Reuter. The Hague, Oct. 5. THE Director of the Government Economic Department expresses the opinion that the present price of estate rubber is satisfactory. Nine pence per* lb., at which he was of the opinion the British rubber industry was aiming
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    FRENCH NAVAL PLANS
    221 13 Programme Of Minister Of Marine Paris. A NAVY wi.hout ships oi the line is like an army without infantry" declared M. Pietri, the French Minister of Marine, in outlining his naval policy in an interview with the newspaper "Le Jour." "I am a determined partisan of big
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    50 YEARS A FIREMAN
    93 13 Britisher Celebrates Golden Jubilee Sydney. New South Wales. Fifty years ago, Mr. John F. Ford, who was born at Uxbridge. Middlesex, joined the New South Wales Fire Brigade. Now at the age of 77. he has celebrated the golden jubilee of his enlistment. He was one
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    PROBLEM FOR LAWYERS
    87 13 Hungry Heifer's Fatal Diet Of Paint Washington. A hungry heifer with an appetite for paint has set the lawyers a pretty problem. The Department of Commerce painted an airway beacon which attracted the attention of the heifer who licked off the paint and promptly died. The farmer
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    Vital Negotiations With The Japanese
    303 13 t3np On foreign Reuter Sbangbal. Oct. 6 XIO progress bas b?en made In tbe lormal !>Hr. l<oxi Nlrota. tbe Japanese rorelgn and Kl Vurenett. tbe Soviet Ambassador at regarding tbe «,ale ol tbe vbtnese Lastem Nalivay altbougb 2grecme«: bus been reaobed concerning tbe prlc? at
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    SPANISH CHAOS CONTINUES
    172 13 Hundreds Arrested ARMS PLOT NIPPED IN THE BUD Reuter. Madrid, Oct. 5. THREE people were killed and seven seriously injured to-night in shooting. Four hundred arrests were made. The police besieged a house from which distribution -of arms had been arranged. They arrested two hundred people calling
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    PERSIAN POET
    134 13 Millenary Celebrations Of Firdausi London, Oct, 3. TUB millenary celebrations began !n Teheran 10-day of Firdausf, one of > the world's greatest poets, whose epic oi J (»0,000 verses em bodies a vast number of ancient Persian traditions and is mopiaed by international scholars as work of the
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    MRS. GRUNDY SHOCKED
    114 13 Egypt Draws Up Programme Of "Reforms" For Bathers Alexandria. Mrs. Grundy has arrived here and is horrified at the "goings on'* among ihe ba<hers on the sea front. She has evidently convinced the Government that something must be done for the Ministry of the Interior has drawn
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    38 13 The luncheon meeting o f the Singapore Notary Nub vlil be be'.d at tbe Adelvbi Notel next vwelc on Wednesday instead ol Klonday It ls boped tbat Sir pbllip Sassoon. tbe vnder-SecrotMry tor Air. vlll give an nddress
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    CHINA'S ANTI-RED CAMPAIGN
    275 13 Centre Of Fighting 1 Shifted Shanghai, Oct. 6 MARSHAL Chiang Kai Shek has despatched two divisions of troops, commanded l>y General Mao Wei Shao, to Fukien. The latter arrive! in Shanghai from Peiping yesterday. The centre of fighting between the Government troops and the Reds has shifted
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    HUMAN WARDROBE
    90 13 Cyclist Saved By Layers Of Clothes East London, Cape of Good Hope. A cyclist here owes his life to the fact that he always goes out well wrappedup. He had Just turned out of a side street when a car hit him, and two wheels passed right over
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    ROYAL EAGLE TRAPPED
    87 13 Farmer's Wife Catches Bird With Bare Hands Geneva. A farmer's wife of Bessans a hamlet of Upper Savoy, has caught a royal eagle with her bare hands. Peeing the monster bird—the span or whose wings measured over four feet attacking— her chickens, she shouted to frighten it.
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    U.S.A. AND NAVAL CONFERENCE
    262 13 Political Questions DESIRE TO PLACATE CHINA Japan Against Their Inclusion Washington, Oct. 5. IT is persistently reported that America is urging the inclusion of political questions at the Naval Conference. This is linked with America's desire to counteract Chinese feeling which was aroused by America's nilver
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    SEXAGENARIAN'S FEAT
    148 13 Completes 1,900-Mile Ramble Round Germany Cologne. A 65-year-old man has just completed a "ramble round Germany"— dur ng which he has walked over 1,900 miles. His idea has been to demonstrate the value of physical training. He is Wilhelm Sellings, of Oberhausen, «Rhineland». Not having encugh money, he
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      37 13 few of tne lectures in tomorrow's issue ot tne Letween 0urselves." b> N. NopKin. "0n tne bv N. 8t»nle> .lones. "sometninss lor Xotninx." bv N. 8. Nam Mono's. 8ports tteview bv "liimau." tne latest news »n6 pictures.
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    Reds in China Demoralised GENERAL OFFENSIVE BY THE TROOPS
    87 14 RAPID PROGRESS tIMADE GOVERNMENT FORCES SEVEN SMILES FROM STRONGHOLD RAPID progress is being made by the Government troops fighting the Reds n China. By a series of victohes, they have reached a point only seven miles from Changting, the Communist stronghold.
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    COMMUNISTS SEND GIRL SPIES
    1916 14 Foochow, Sept. 21. rrilE Government troops in western Fukien are making rapid progress alter the general offensive order was issued. The vanguards of the Government forces have reached a point about seven miles from Changting. The Communist forces have been «.nsiderably demoralised by the government attack
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    PEIPING CONFERENCE
    152 14 To Discuss Situation In North China Peiping, Sept. 20. General Huang Fu had a meeting with General Ho Ying Ching this morning and they had a long discussion regarding «.he situation in North China. In he af'ernoon General Huang received General Yu Hsueh Chunjr, the Hopei chairman, Messrs.
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    THE GREAT AIR RACE
    962 14 K.L.M. Entry GIANT LINER OF. NEW, TYPE T»HE K.L.M. (Royal Dufch Air Line») will participate in the Macßobert.son uir races to Melbourne with a Douglas DC 2. The original plan was to use not only thin aeroplane for the flight to Australia but alio n four-engined
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    Keeping Empire Crops Healthy FIGHT AGAINST PARASITES
    563 15 Experts' Views Vi;i'[> FOR DISEASE RESEARCH (I!y Air Mail) ii- OuJ D\cr. Correspondent> London, Sept. 25. I i.u.ATES from all the Domianil Iron» many Colon ;a iit.s aiv meeting in London ways ot keeping Empire »k nlthy. wv attending the third lmX .r.ologieal
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    FLINGING MONEY BANNED
    115 15 l atvian Habit Of Testing The C« ns Rign. Tlir* Latvia" authorities have issued «rcjnr forbidding people to nirrj <*y about n the sireecs. T/n: i* tho reason; r«at many of »lie two Lu pieces I rive lat pieces «worth 2/Bd. and 1 ut current rates 1
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    TWENTY YEARS AGO
    343 15 i rom The Malaya Tribune Of Oct. 6, 1914 i,t a c«> 1 .wide»stole past workri r n bfr "I. (*!"> endued oi the rons true lien of a reinforced concrete iij ittj. Canal, he: contracti* 1 t ?-<■ t hp *im > tc-d Erfiiiv t-d. Th?
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    MEAN GRUDGE
    75 15 Deadly Snakes Put In Wine Merchant's Shop Madras. A local wire merchant had a nasty shock when he opened the shop and saw fifty snakes crawling about th. floor! It seems that the reptiles had been put there by someone who had sr.udge against the merchant. He summoned
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    MONGOLIAN PRINCE KILLED
    126 15 Attacked By Gunmen Near Harbin Haibin, S p 25. A SENSATION has bran r atctf ra Var n hu'-uo by *hf* a;" sjn- <-'>•■» r r n^". -o-> a 1 Prince. Chicf-iu-wanr, vrivc'i c< plW> ct Machia'"ow. som? dtsta c 1i hi "uitn oi v irbin, r.ixly
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    GOLD FROM SAND
    111 15 British Finance New Enterprise Prague. A new invention lor gelrtwashlng is being ueed here. a f the confluence cf thn rivers Sazuva and Moldau It can easily be moved by tractor to any placc where there 1? poldbearing •sand, and is thus a great improvement on the
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    £176,000 LOST FOR LOVE
    124 15 Mother Dss-nhrrits Marrying Son Sydney. I A mother has disinherited her son— cecauso he married. This v/cman was 7A:' r Elizabeh Kirb\. whf r*led rer emly at the ai;c of 81. She left 176 00(7—but her son, bit. V H. Khoy, of Cremorne, received nothi«L ghe
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT
    273 15 Mandore And Shroff Examined Singapore, Saturday. i mandoro a( the S.ngapore Rubbei l\ Works and a sitrofT at the Oovci'nm Treasury appealed lor their public examination in the Q.mkruptcy Court interday bofa»e the Chief Justice. £ir m ••giro. Mr. T. L. Tan, Assistant Official Ai- appeared for the
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    LAWYER ACQUITTED
    29 15 jyjß. Philip Hoalir, the Singapore solicitor, who was charged with assaulting a constable, was acquitted and discharged by the Third Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Brander, this morning.
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST
    164 15 league Of Nations' Bulletin The following is the health bulletin I of the I eague of Nations Pastern Euieau. Singapore, for the week ended Sep. 29*— Bombay: (j smallpox cases and t deatli as compared with 5 cases and 4 death*, in the previous week Calcutta:
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    OIL IN SPAIN?
    104 15 Chance Discovery By A Peasant Madrid. The chance discovery by a peasant of Fortanete, Teruel, of an old pit from which a strange odour arose has led to the belief that an oil deposit may exist underneath. A group of men set out from the village to
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    89 15 Slight Accident At Akyab (From Our Own Correspondent) Rangkok, Oct. 5. Mr Brain, who is flying a Quanta-? Empira Air Ways' plane (VH-USC* to Australia from England reached Don Muang this morning from Rangoon in two hours and forty minutes. The flight was resumed to Malaya at
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    155 15 City Fathers Who Defiad A Court Order Manila, PX SIX majority members of the Manila Munh-ipal Board have spent a night in eaol for "contempt of court." The finer prints were taken, they were photographed like ordinary criminals and forced to wear striped prison uniforms. The
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    58 15 Stockholm. Combined manoeuvres, on the largest scale ever held in Sweden, are taking place between he army, navy and airforce at Norrtelje, a port *in north Sweden. Every effort is being made to make the "war as realistic as possible. "Hostilities" began when iwo submarines, the
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    221 15 Trouble Ov?r Gramophone Records Sln?rtpore. Friday ARRAIGNED Oil a charge o! criminal breach of trust in inspect of 24 gramophone records valued at $30. an Ind uii named Munusamy appeared before the Second Magistrate «Mr. N. Oricc\ today Mi, K F. K Men on appeared for the
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    Local Sport Reports: Good Hockey Win For Chinese SERVICES SCORE A GOOD VICTORY
    483 16 Local Rugger CHINESE BEATEN BY THREE POINTS Singapore, Saturday. mHE Public Services and the Chinese XV met in their first match of the rugby season yesterday at Dunearn Road. The Public won by six points (a penalty
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    810 16 Knock-Out Win For W. Mitchell Dollah's Good Victory Amateur Boxing Singapore, Saturday. The tournament organised by the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association in aid ot the Child Welfare Society, concluded at the S.V.C. Drill Hall last night In the presence of a fair gathering. There
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    RUNAWAY HOCKEY WIN
    460 16 S.R.C. Overwhelmed COLTS PILE UP NINE GOALS Singapore, Saturday. BRILLIANT combination by the Colts earned them a very decisive victory at hockey over the S.R.C. by nine goals to nil on the lattei's ground yesterday. The Colts displayed market! superiority in attack and defence, while as the
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    VISITING BOXERS
    16 16 Max Santos, who fights Rivers on Speed Patro, a chalOct. 19. ienger for Weber.
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    LOCAL BOXING
    55 16 Board's New Ruling On Title Fights Singapore, Saturday. IT is understood /tha i the Singapore Boxing Board of Control have amended their ruling in regard to championship bouts. It has been decided to limit championship figh s to 12 thrc sminutc rounds. Previously all title bouts had to
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    WOMEN'S GOLF
    33 16 Philadelphia, Oct. 5. Fthe semi-finals of the Women's Golf Championship, Miss Van Wie beat Miss Vare 3 up and 2 and Miss Dorothy Traung beat Mrs. Hill 3 up and 2
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    M.C.C. TEAM TO THE WEST INDIES
    60 16 C. F. Walters Declines Invitation I Reuter. London, Oct. 5. CF. WALTERS, who captained Eng- land in the First Test against the Australians this year, has declined the invitation to accompany the M.C.C. team on their West Indies toui. It is understood that the
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    TO-DAY'S RUGGER
    142 16 Singapore To Meet The United Services Singapore, Saturday. SINGAPORE meet the United Services to-day in the first big rugger match cf the season on the S.CC. Padang. The following are the teams: SINGAPORE: A. N. Macaulay; F. G. Minns, L. P. H. Thornton, D. G. M. Owen, E.
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    26 16 Oyster Bay, Oct. 5. Bobcat (U.S.) beat Kyla (Great Britain) by 1 mm. 13 seconds in the first completed race for the Seawanhaka Cuo.
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    VOLUNTEERS PROVE NO MATCH
    511 16 S.C.R.C. Win Well MARKED SUPERIORITY OF CHINESE Singapore, ALTHOUGH the Chinese l»a»i it, S.V.C. by only three jihmjU t«. u a hockey match ye»terdu.v [Jong Lim Green, they Were n our setter team than Ihe scun.i 1v lominating I lip exchanges t hr<. i, t3ut with
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    TO REVIVE BOXING IN MANILA
    481 17 \|any Champions To Be Imported 'ill-A Wa? buzzing With fight .J ip o-duv 'ts U became deI no*n (ha boxing was to be •t <n a big way n ihiE rlty. The men* th.it the Eastern Boxing w.v. to opt*re o iit ihe New Rizal
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    188 17 Row Boat Tipped To IVin The Big Event Singapore, Friday. The following are the selections for Saturday's races at Kuala Lumpur: Race L—l. TAJ MAHAL 2. GLAMOUR 3. LERRICK Race 2—l. HANNAH'S GARDEN 2. WALLA WALLA 3. AURORA Race 3.—1. PHAR
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    178 17 Election Of Sports Office Bearers At the annual sports meeting cf the Railway Institute, Kuala Lumpur, with Mr. R. O. J. Coppage, in the chair, the following wire elected office-bearers for the period October 1934 to September 1935: Mr. S. Velautham, sports secretary. Mr. M. Joseph, cricket captain;
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    44 17 The Moon-Daisy Badminton Party will meet the Yotmgr/ers' Badminton Party at six sinsrles at the former's reitr> on Sunday at 3.45 p.m. sharp. The fcllcv/nt? will represent the MoonBadminton Party:—Goh Chin Be;. Kang Geek Kirn, Loh Ser Kiang Koh Chong Lye, Goh Mvi Siah.
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    268 17 List Of To-Day's Games THE following are the fixtures in the •l English and Scottish FootbaL Leagues to be played to-day: FD3ST DIVISION Birmingham v. Portsmouth. Everton v. Chelsea. Grimsby T. v. Aston Villa. Huddersfield T. v. W'hampton W. Manchester C. v. Blackburn R. Preston N.E. v. Derby
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    73 17 Opening Ties In Singles Championship Malacca. Thursday. Before a very large crowd of spectator? the Malacca Badminton Association commenced their championships for the current year. In the Junior Singles, results were as follows: I Yoong Moh Pow beat Dr. J. S. Chong 10—15, 15—9, 15—13. Yoong Tee Pow
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    557 17 Injuries And .Rough Play In Home Soccer London, Sept. 22. npilE match at, Wrexham between the home team and Tianmerc Rovers, which was drawn, 2—2, probably saved the live< of many miners wi.o worked a Gresford Colliery, where "the terrible explosion t C ok place to-day,
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    120 17 After the Australians, the South \fricans. The Springbok cricketers are now getting ready for their tour in Sngland next summer. They will be out to emulate the asvictory of their contemDoraries, and from now until February ,he various provaices will be staging ninor Tests to guide the selectors.
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    MUNICIPAL SERVICES CLUB
    142 17 The follow:ng are billiards fixtures hi the Municipal Services Club tournamerit:— Oct. 8. 5.30 p.m.: Ong Cheng Bee (scr.) v. J. V. Moss —l2o>: 8.30 p.m. Ong Beng Guan (—7O» v. Siew Kia: (—130). Oct. 9. 5.30 p.m.: A. Aziz (scr.t v. T. S. Wee <—60»; 8.30
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    Movements In Home Soccer Circles THE ARSENAL'S NURSERY
    1233 18 I Mseting With Success I 201 LEAGUE GOALS BY ONE PLAYER I ALTHOUGH Ar na recently trailsferred Co.e.nan to Middi?sbrou;;n a numD.i* 01 manajejs s cji tc »h n* he ciub has sup lfluoiu fo-wards coa tuning whom they .nigh, b: inclined
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    138 18 The Anglo-Chinese Continuation School badminton team defeated the Tuxis B P. at the former's court by 4 —2 last Saturday, before a large gathering ct enthusiastic supporters. Results (A.C.C.S. players mention :d first) SINGLES:—Yeo Kwang Meng lost to Lek Joon Hou 13—13 (3-5). 13—13 (2—5) Goh Seah Chew
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    40 18 The following will represent, the V.M.C.A. Ist XI against the Police at the Depot on Friday, at 5 p.m.: Bleha Joseph. Pennefather, Chatterjee, W. R. Willis, Day, Dr. V. Xavier (Capt Catchatoor. Shirazie, Katyal, Tuck Scon. Reserves: Alex Tan, i
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    363 18 Great Sports Arena To Be Built CELAT sports arena—Britain's equivalent to Madison-square Gar- v New Yo.k —will shortly be built In me heart cl London. It will be the nos. up-:o-ciate and complete sporting Lentre .he world has ever known. E.i itu by £1203,000 share capita 1
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    MALACCA HOCKEY
    61 18 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Thursday. The Malacca High School beat the Teachers' Association at hockey by 5 goals Co one, the scorers for the winners being Hussein. Mustafa <3> Koon Lim. The Banda Kaba defeated the Indian Club by 3 —2 Osman Ghani performed the hat trick
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    2150 19 jime To Give New Life To The Wireless Society S Ktpore Broadcasting: Medium And Short Wwes Television For All: When? Last Obstacles Being Overcome All Technical Problem* Solved World Radio Discoveries Being Pooled Week-End Wire less Programmes Medan Races Being Broadcast To-day And To-morrow. i
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    213 19 Daventry Coming In Much Better A 6 usual during this time of the year. *m Daventry comes in very-much better than in the spring and summer months Singapore is also testing on 16.8 metres simultaneously with the 49.6 metres wavelength. Manila comes in very well on 19 8
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    311 19 I Indian To Relay Programme jT|£YLON has made rapid program in the broadcasting of material ••f value in the education of school •roin? chfWrcn. Recently the Edii "«tional Broadcasting Service of the Indian State of Mysore applied to th»Ceylon broadcasting authorities for r«irmis,sion to relay the •Cnylou
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    187 20 Over Million Babies Die Every Year Simla. ABOUT 1,400,000 babies die every year in India and mor c 'nan 400,000 come into the world still-born. The number of mothers who die In childbirth amount to over 200,000 yearly. These startling figures are contained In an announcement
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    SOVIET "GODLESS" SECT
    114 20 t Icliration Of Tenth Anniversary C.rcat prepara lons an- »iv nr niiiiie ~.n Soviet Uus>ia lor ibr Ccf 'Ji fluiiivi'i-; urv of h« w', special "lilvi Hook" i-oitiniiuitK pnotMciaphi- H»"l hiocmphira (if ail 'he pro* >uli\!on nv.mhii of thi? wII b<* pul>* JiahiJ. a« I'ovd'.r.jf to he
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    114 20 Nicholas 0[ Rumania Camps l n Railway Carriage Kui'hsmist. Keen <»n camping. J'riw.- Nicholas <>«' Rumania w»-? wllhtm* uconimodjttioti a" a popular Black S'ti calmly, »n hi' titk'tnii ,l »wl hi* i\»t i- railway iHniir.it» and n»adi» hi- hi a lt|uarU r- '.new. Prince N't liolus who
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    75 20 iVo I'topic Forbidden To He On One Animal .Nanking. 1 vvo aii' fwbul Jon to rid»' oil onr ilonkv.v in Nankin* The lnciil Surift.v for T lu IVcvcntum of «'rucJly to Aitiniitl* hn- tloi'iiJi'il Ihut, in :u'u»'o. no donkry iti• i•+l work mora thnn ix hour* I'ot^fnuii ii*ly
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    279 20 inability To Sink Minor Differences Simla t*R. Gandhi is declaredly compr lfl observers here to be "diagu jvith the inability of the various i Ttenta composing Congress to sink thi ninor differences—especially those ol ersonal nature—and unite on tht- broa ssues of Nationalism." This is the
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    121 21 N.R.A. Code To Regulate Hours Of Work New York. PERFORMING fleas are t he latest wor- kers to come under the N.R A codes. Not only are the establishments of this industry" all operating under a N R A concessions code, but "work spreading provisions have been extended
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    128 21 Impromptu Bull Fight In Montreal Montreal. An impromptj bull »vas staged in Montreal win policemen in the role of matadors armed with guns. Several hove bulls, while being transferred to a Mon real abhatoir, became frightened. One broke loos.-, ran down two of the main stre-ts, and
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    71 21 21 Xai'ons Represented At Prague I'racuc The ifcrhth international congress of philosophy. whkh ia being attended by GO'' jt'ltgutot. representing 21 countries, \va. i»p« tied here. Knglund ip represented by Or. F.C.S. u Fellow of Corpus ChrisU i idJvCf, Oxford. Among iifher subjects to be discussed I. "The
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    97 21 Girl Rescues Comrade From Drowning Stockholm. Two little girls one aged 4 and the other a few months younger were playing on the banks cvf q canal near Stockholm, when the younger of the two fell into the water. Without hesitation, the other little girl jumped into
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    52 21 Heaviest Man In The World? Lausanne. M. Arsene Raymond, who lives at Fontenay-le-Chateau, in the Jura Mountains, claims to be the heaviest man ir« the world. He weighs 49 stone 7 lb. His waist measurement is 7 feet 5 inches and his chest measurement is
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    464 21 Details Of Current Prices Singapore, Sept. 28. MEAT Beef, steak (round), kati 28 Beef, stew or curry, kati 24 Pork, lean, kati 42 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 32 Mutton. Australian, per lb. 30 Fowl, kati 32 Hens (locally reared kati 36 Ducks 'Java), each 50
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES.
    513 22 Seremban Dr. 3. R. Vine has taken up duties as Medical Officer. Seremban. General Hospital, vice Dr. McPherson who recently proceeded on leave. Pahang Mi. Mark Jackson. Elecutca! Engineer. Port Dickson, accompanied by Mrs. Jackson and son. have arrived at Kuala Lipis to take over
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    71 22 Budap* !St Junos Farkas oi Lelle. a peasant boy aged 14, is being hailed as a genius at sculpture. He gathered clay ir. a ditch tt- make h B first model—one of Christ and art SjX perts ate delighted with his work. Junes has r.ow ccme .o
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    79 22 Cologne. E\ery day a baker at Mat.mnnn in the Rhineland placed a bag of rolls in the front < t :i customer' house. H received several complaints that thi n !1> had disappeared, so a watch was set lo cat-h the thief. The hist morning, tin- watchers
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    99 22 Discovcrj Of A Vegetable Juice Toruti.w, Ontario Dlv l{- K President of L li»* Vcgciublt l (Ji'ovvwii As*(»ciutioji ui Ain "t icii which recently held th'ir minim) convention hoc. announced that :i fluid which nmy 4U|K?rs<».le the use i'f blood for j)Ui'i)ofr<- huv brt'n discovered. The fluid ir!
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    154 22 Monkey God Robbed Of Its Golden Crown PoTiim, A eoliicn »I'iivrii, sol sviih 1* eineva'd* un< «alaud at over fUi5 >va-> slnlen tVom t|k* html »>i Maruti. the monkey trod. in u lumplf mi UomUiV. Such suci'ili'iC" reldmn itccui- tout Imi Vvr>v caught Ins lUc woni I '•>
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    78 22 Transferred To Escape-Proof Prison l.i.ivntY*« rill, kuiuttI" t t*i' 1» f«H 'tint (««'OMft' "Mil' I*. H« to"»Kt My It' rml frum rlu I-» ««I (wi Alnur:»*:. In:i|h irijol on 'tt l»u* ".lovllV Islv' it •n. ifit a.i i m;i wbrrt* A 1 < tj t nt-iv' huh!. v.itrciv
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