Malaya Tribune, 12 October 1934

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya Vol. XXL- N». 249 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, Oct. 12. 1934. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1934. FIVE CENTS.
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      132 1 Hetd The §ributie Dominant I PETTER OIL ENGINES 14 to 400 B. H. P. FOR ALL SERVICES. t CHEAPNESS IN THE PtTTER SENSE is CHEAPNESS BORN OF EXCELLENCE Sole Agents. (Incorporated in S.S j n—l—M——■■—— i "iiii i i t ■!iifcjtii iiitii<*i• i i i i i i i i
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      397 1 U"°aJ 1 aWMMHHHMMIBBaMIIV^HHHMMMWann* THE IMPROVED British Matte l/ir'WDCL SEWING V lfjliElff J MACHINES are designed with a view to long service and utility. Tested and proved material only is used in their construction and beautiful appearance and smooth running makes sewing a recreation, not a labour. SHE, DARBYSCO,LTD, BsflpP, Singapore
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    Shipping News & Notices JAPAN TYPHOON DAMAGE
    1116 2 Shipping News Notices JAPAN TYPHOON DAMAGE Marine Casualties In Kobe Harbour ACCoHtHN'G Hie vpoHS ul tile PwJci Pre «or YMtion S'm. imr) rtt' the Hjrcsro Prvtmoi! OlUco, JftfMn, fi,.| th«* r«oi typhoon, :h" trinl t.i rie* stun il in. the warehouse* 4 on ntuti'f and uusittllativooe in Kobe to eJUWd
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    THE LUSITANIA
    302 2 Salvage Operations To Be Attempted ANEW diving suit and a "one-man rubmarine" are among the apparatus specially designed and patented for a new company, the Argonaut Corporation (Ltd.>, who hope to carry out salvage operations on the Lusitania. A specially fitted steamer, the Orphir. has been lying in
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    GREAT SALVAGE FEAT
    655 2 28,000-Ton Vessel Raised At Scapa Flow THE lireatest leall in 4fttvfige hitinry uus achieved thi." ui Stupu Flow, "lie Muvul harbour In the Qrku» v Island». A ve.**'?! »»l 2K,OM ions was raised fathom* II iP fiCCUJtd-9-Thi? -»w if I pieve or siilvu»r«! work foUo<vcij nine mrmill*
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    FOREIGN OFFICERS IN BRITISH SHIP'S
    385 2 Agitation Over l heir Employment THE following cononuiiKHtion hut b*M>ri issued by the Mfirur.UU. Marine Service Association: "According t" Information received h> ihi- Association. a certain tirltiftb slopping r'.nvjiuny »s now ca»rysi|g foreijn apprcntic. In one ajitfeifie two natives »<f Iraq ore .Acrving their apprenticeship,
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      402 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. P&Owd BRITISH INDIA P. 0. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. CHITRAL 15,000 Oct. 12 SOUDAN 0,500 Oct. 24 CARTHAGE i 5,000 Oct. 2H RANPURA 17,000 Nov. 9 BURDWAN 0,070 Nov. 18 CORFU 15,000 Nov. 23 RANCH I 17,000 Dec. 7 SOMA 1.1 0,810 Dec. 19
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      161 2 -~,J m 11 iff LLOYD TRIESTINO (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, Pert Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Said, Piraeus, Brindisi, Venice and 1 j Port Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste. Trieste. i ™*"nT. Leaving Spore. s.s.
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      324 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA UNIE. o SH D Q| Australians Dampfschuft CJ 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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      561 2 STEAMER SAILINGS, NORDDEUTSCHEn LLOYD. (Incorporated ta I Germany). The undernoted are tta Compaa*'. tended fixtures:,-, a i ax a OUTWAEDS. HH "ODER" for Manila, H'kong, S'hai. N. China Japan q "TRIER." for Manila. Hongkong S'hai, N. China and Jap*n "TRAVE." for Manila, HTcong. 1 S'hai, N. China and Japan \>v
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    510 3 dining Shares Singapore, Friday. The following mining share quotaMons u< d by Fraser and Co., exchange stock brokers r.l i Buyers. Sellers. Mnp.it Tin 5 5 "cd Kumbang Tin 37 6 40,0 bAsUsvs bH o» Hitam Tin 14 9 15,3 W( ng 2 02 2.07 in Tin
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    160 3 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION RUBBER AGAIN ADVANCES Better News For The Industry Singapore, Friday, noon. To-day*. Prtrajn:— Rubber (Singapore), 23% ctiu, up V;; ct. Market Tone: Steady. Tin (Singapore), $114. up $H. Yesterday's Prices:— London: id-, up :jlb(!. Market Tone: Very steady. New York: 14 5 16. up
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    U.S.A. AND NEW DEAL
    95 3 Country Saved From Revolution Reuter. Chicago, Oct. 9. THE claim that the new deal saved the United States from revolution was made by Mr. Donald R Richberg. President Roosevelt's Chief Policy Adviser, in a speech. He declared that had the Government yielded to the "destructive political
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    JUMP IN PRICE OF SILVER
    397 3 Market Described As Dangerous London, uoi.. 11 I^o- DAY'S jum:> m silver la nuxlntj siI ivlbulcvl to ih<? Khormue ol suptiti o j nl Die mi.ii oi !»e L* .1 k> cirip'ed wilh sperm'.? <j-d" i Inn; npt!Mi» brcß"'.; to btiv p i'-" I*' njjli,.-p
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    "FULL APPROVAL"
    114 3 Vickcrs* Pact With IT.S.l T .S. Company Sir I Craven. nmnjtviiJltf direc o" of Vv k<. rs-Arnt «.ironv, in d .«'.rmnen tr> the Central Mew* rveen ly with reference o s.atenunt* made i»i the Lulled Stalei senate enquiry int-«« iho I' S. unnawvii' trade t<j lie relation* be
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    FAR EAST MARKETS
    251 3 F. 8.1. Mission Leaves London IHE special Mission which has been appointed by the Federation oi Bntiah Industrtea to study industria. Bir Charles Seligman was in ehargj of the party, which consisted ot air Guy Locock and Mr. Julian PiggoK Loid Barnby, head of the M ssi:n.
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    NOTICE TO EXPORTERS
    203 3 The I*ineapp!e Industry Ordinance, 1934 Exporters arc hereby notified thai ths form of certificate prescribed by section 8 <b» of the Ordinance .shall be an endorsement on the Outward Declarations furnished to the Import and Export Oifi.-e and the endorsement .<hail .state 'hat the tins have been
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    ENO'S CHANGES HANDS
    246 3 London And Yorkshire Trust Deal j "The F Jf inncml Nw?" u ih# t (ii'iij of ,112 r F.mi. f. tl M and it- 6 ussiM-ioSv.l fTTipiii'to?- of Knn'> fnii' '-•••t, j• u b»**'n Acquire*! from Mr l Harold I)t > he, of Toronto. Dnlur u, by
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    ANGLO-PERSIAN TRADE
    134 3 New Minister On Good Prospects The muinUnarue of thr moat friendly sclntiotiT between Persia und Great Britnio and the HPtfJem<nt of all uuUtandintr M 0 1 lions between I*o fttU'itri'M 15 the uitu 112 the new Persian M'nUter. Hussein Khmi Al«, who hat> just arrlvnJ in London to
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    BUSINESS CONDITIONS IN U.S.A.
    464 3 The Chief Causes Of Uncertainty N'tw Yurfc: 1"'IJ K ik-.in th* business <I-QU itnC.nz .'(l'.rlii hni" l.ilit' l<. «.ii.ir ul• Ihf i'** I' -I vrtticn »5 now hi <|ueslio;t oil vhict caitici» to ou»tm-Ms men Ini- '.i»jc-vs uf i.ni-iriuin'.y tfc ih iAU;.t i iijj ptx>»('vck> ii.r
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    RUBBER REPORT
    166 3 Messrs. Gu'hrie Co., Ltd., in their weekly rubber report, dated Oct. 11, state: Further liquidation in London and New York brought down the price of rubber in all markets. Due to the fall in prices a certain amount of short covering hataken place. Demand from manufacturers is still
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    CHINESE WHEAT
    33 3 Shanghai. Oct 11 China leads the rest cf the world in wheat uroduction 'his year, with 850. 000.000 bushels The United States r-omes second w th 493.000.000 bushelsSin Chew Jit Poh.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    680 3 Rubber Share Singapore, Friday. The following rubber share quo'aion are I. \n ci by f ia>er and Co., and I.yai and Evatt. Issue Valur Fraser Lyall and Shares. aiiU Co. Evat' l Ai.enby i.so i.noxd im i.92> 2 Cvi 1 A Gajah 1.50 1.60 1.40 150 1
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    70 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT For R.M.E. No. 1, X Ribbed Smoked Shoot. Singapore, Friday, noon. OUy«ra. ofiir rtt Spot (1 >ose) 2:5 Vi 28% (F. 0.8.) current Month 23Vi 23% Nov. Doe. 24>/2 24% Jan. March 26*4 26% April June 27% 27«6 Tone of Market: Quiet. La
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      45 3 THE 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 WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCF- 3«AD OFFICE: 1«D, C*fl 8t„ mngspo™.
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      160 3 Nederlandscbe Handel-Maatschappij, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY.) Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HA(kUK% 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
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      64 3 WITH ANNUAL INTEREST OF 2/2 P-a. PAID QUARTERLY. A SAVINGS ACCOUNT is your easiest way to save. Al 1 the odd cents put carefully aside and regularly deposited will very quickly give you ready money for any possible emergency. Easily accessible and always available you should hesKate no longer to
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      221 3 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 ROAH BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee Cheng,
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      272 4 "^^B^E^n^SBSS^BSB^R^B^B^B^RBfB^B^smKBIBmRmMtfBP M. HASSAN, M, 87, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service line. We give prompt attention to all orders either big or small. Why not consult us about your requirements Estimate submitted upon request without charge or obligation. 'PHONE 3411.
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      658 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. I NOTICE. a NEW REMEDY LAN SON r g» K N K° H M FOR LEPROSY OINTMENT tonic tablets aUIMtaKWtt 3 {WftiS?s£J£ aSS£TSS» as Trade Mark, i„ conr-' tio. w th Medicines. Balms aiui MedWr Powder, ate.. m«nntact«r,.„ and sold tap WmlhrowSort tta Str.it, Settlement., tcde«Wd Malay States,
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      759 4 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. NOTICE Ordinance No. 61 (Pawnbrokers) TENDERS arc invited for the sole riglu open ona pawnshop for a period of three ir- from the l<t January, 1935, in each the streets >»r sections of streets in the Town Division of the Settlement of Malacca. W crihed in the Schedule
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      501 4 SITUATIONS VACANT, j L.-m I WANTED.--Teacher for Elementary class. Able to teach Music, Nature Study in addition to ordinary English subjects. Apply Box 454 c o Malaya Tribune. Progressive Life Assurance Co. requires the services of Canvassers in Johore Territory, on commission. Apply XYZ, Box No--418, c o Malaya Tribune.
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      416 4 EDUCATIONALFAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1&28. (A Crovernment Registered School) (For Boys and Girls). 1-A, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical Education— Systematic TrainiDg both m Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, etc, Booklet free. M. ANCIANO. Principal. TUITION. —Mandarin. Lower-classes, Cambridge
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      538 4 FOR I ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION P TAKE ALL CLOCKS, WATCHES or GRAMOPHONE 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. A.J.G.P.
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    GOODS
    70 5 r.S. Labour Vote For Continuance Reuter. Stvn Fnuulsco. Oct. 11. IHI AinrriCttn Federation cf Labour I ,<« n.r the continuance of .i. nv?.'insi German goods after ii j reports of conditions in OerJ. j I t* w <<- rtod tl.at German Trade ,\s and Jews were still oppressed, trMuion
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    FOUL PLAY?
    124 5 |.<K"cned Rop3 Causes Acrobats To Crash Budapest, r ill.i"- «:lreu c was crowded at "'tie. f h Ute bvillinni rlclrie Uyht..> foul! acro- -11 itiS« i r -,»nd winning gtace- 11 jfynre flip arena *un stream the aero--o t» ,c li'Jt k went out and fu I e»'i
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    TOWN WITHOUT MOTORS
    123 5 Road Up The Gorge To ZcrinyH y.# rt!iail HWHWi'and. < the IT t tx Tin: lov/l J- 'ft r„ V pr<- nt, linked v*.hti the tv «.urld iv u*■ n muuti *:in rai SI" i a tcxipatli doun me gor»c i tn wt c*> iiiu^ 112, hh
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    Two Ceremonies At St. George's Church
    102 5 fFrom Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Oct. 11, wedding was solemnised to-day at 8t George's Church. Penang. of the Selflngor engineer, Mr Frederick Vuss Rust on, to Miss Barbara Janet '\(*nes Tanner, daughtc?r of Mr, Jame, r Fanner of Woodford, Essex, England The Reverend Keppel
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    SELANGOR NOTES
    180 5 British Resident Indisposed (From Our Own Reporter) Kuaia Lumpur, Wednesday. Mr. V. Gregory, manager of Klanang 'roduce. Ltd., Banting, who has been n indifferent health for some time, is noceeding home on sick leave by the Rawalpindi" sailing from Penang on .unday. Mr. P. W. Shearlaw of Brafferton
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    HAINAN ISLAND
    59 5 Canton, Oct. 1. In order to promote industries in. lainan Is'and. the Provincial Department of Reconstruction is planning tc stablish an industry bureau there. According to regulations formulated n- the Department governing the organisation of the bureau, its function are to take charge of industrial affair and to
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    CONSTABLE ASSAULTED
    227 5 "Jaga Kreta" Boy Engages Counsel Singapore. Thursday. Charged with soliciting employmen as a "jaga kreta'' bey and assault ng police constable while in the executio 1 of his duty, a young Malay. Dollah bi: Hasan, appea.ed before the SeconMagistrate (Mr. N. Grice» this morn ing. Court Inspector McLennan
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    NO PORT CLEARANCE
    67 5 Singapore, Thursday. Jamin B. Mohamed. was charged before Capt. Freyberg, the Master Attendant. S.S.. in the Marine Court yesterday for using an unlicensed prahu in the local waters, and secondly, for leavng the port of the Colony for the Dutch territory without a Port Clearance. He pleaded
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      272 5 'iiIIIIIII I I I FOR STAMP COLLFCTORB. THE OLYMPIC STAMP ALBUM. For 4,000 stamps $0.90 THE IMPROVED ALBUM No. 1001. 200 pages $1.20 he jui :e posi vge stamp album $2.00 THE STRAND \LBUM N 2170. 341 pages $3.00 HE STRAND ALBUM No. 21T8. 384 pages $4.50 THE STRAND ALBUM
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      916 5 s i> 11 iiiii•iiii•iii••iiii'iii• i i i i i i i i i i i i k > i t i•• 1 NOW OPEN I m 5 M mnmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmwmmmwm 11 m I Som 2thing New arrives I I each day I 5 m 5 S Z Only the best quality
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      426 5 TO-DAY'S EMPIRE' PROGRAMME Organ Recital By Reginald New TX)-DAY'S Empire wireless progamme is as follows: 6.20 p.m.: Time Signal from Big Ben. Reginald New at the organ of the Regal, Kingston-on-Thames, Surrey. 7.10 p.m.: Living Dangerously: Filming in the Frozen North, a talk by Mr. Robert Flaherty. (Time Signal from
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      134 5 Wireless Programme For To-Day I rIE wireless programme as announc- j ed by the German Short-wave Station I Berlin, Broadcasting House, broadcast j ing on a wavelength of 31.38 metres is as follows (the times given below are I the approximate local times):— FRIDAY. 820 p.m. Dja Announcement (Germ. Engl.t.
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW- TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    260 6 VESSELS ARRIVED Elout, Dutch 986 tons, from Penang 10- 10, to Sumatra 11-10. Valentyn, Dutch 1,181 tons, from Sourabaya 11-10, to Bali, Lamboh, Java 13-10. Blinjoe, Dutch 716 tons, from Bandjermasin 11-10, to Bandjermasin 14-10. Togian, Dutch 673 tons, from Pontianak 11-10,
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    41 6 From France by the Chenonceaux, due at Singapore at 8 a.m. to-morrow. From China and Japan by the Toba Maru. due at Singapore on Monday morniner. From China and Japan by the Manju Maru, due at Singapore on Monday.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    112 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore. Oct. 12. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Plancius 22: Hai Lee, Clara Jebsen 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Yuki Maru 9: Talma 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Greystoke Castle 32; Lycaon 34; Siamese Prince 37; Mahidol 38.
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    550-YEAR-OLD TURTLE
    129 6 Caught But Put Back Into Lake Canton. Vini»or- to (hi- Wlrite Drpgnn Lake, nee' Canton, rt'prrlci! *ee:nj£ hint»' turtle witli n phiniiur white spot .< i it- hack. They be Hevcd it t:i lit l a s-pir»*' in d<Ktttli*«. FMi rman eaptimd the ben*» and hauU.t t ashore
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    A GAME COCK
    54 6 Durban, Natal. A party cf mciorists were on their way here fr;m Cape Town, when suddenly a gamecock crashed through the windscreen. Not content with having completely shattered the glass, the bird peck a wcman passenger on tha nose, and when summarily eject-ad, stood in the road
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    MONEY MARKET
    216 6 BILLING. Singapore. Oct. 12 London 3 months' sight 2,4 7,32 London 4 months' sight 2,4 13 54 London 60 days* sight 2|4 3.16 j London 30 days' sight 2 1 4 ?j*f London demand Wj j London T.T. 2[4 332 j Lyons and Paris demand °5a Hamburg demand
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    PRODUCE
    200 6 Singapore, Oct. 12. R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $123 R. <Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $124 R. iSiam) W. Coast N. 3 per Koyan $120 Rice, B. Siam N. per Koyan $108 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $104 Siam, Sinhuay Al $178
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    PRISON ESCAPE FOILED
    85 6 Discovery Of Underground Tunnel Madrid. Discovery of a 30 feet underground tunnel leading from a Barcelona sewer towards the Model Prison has nipped in the bud an attempt to engineer a wholesale flight of prisoners from the gaol. The tunnel, which had reached a point not far
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    DIARY OF THE DAY
    395 6 WHATS ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, OCr 12 High Tides—o 30 a.m., 12.0G pm. Football: RX v Tclok Kurau Sch R.I. Hockey S.C.C. v A.P.C,, APC A<\ v. M.C.U.. M.C.U.; R.I v cu C.S.C: Indian Assn. S.R.C., 8! SC.RC. v. R A MC, S
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    AMUSEMENTS
    70 6 ALHAMBRA.—'Operator 13." APOLLO.—Chinese pictures CAPITOL —'The Affairs of CeUini. M EMPIRE— Can.oncse talkie. U B« ful Lady." GREAT WORLD.--Cabaret Dancing, Side-shows, Dean's Grand Opera, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. MARLEGROUGK- -"P c 1 C Locng," Cantonese talkie. NEW A ORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, Side-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayaiifrs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc.
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    MONEY VALUELESS
    61 6 Man Finds 25,000 Marks Of I-. Years Ago An Uuf-mployed niun livntf m A• Charlie* has found JiftAHMl marls si par) hitklm in the htutiT •»< t 1 which ho wus t»y a rcllcvin. 1 nih 15 yt-ar* uk'». Cut hi? i* ni» be it or i IT
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      335 6 SINGAPORE HOTELS j SEA VIEW HOTEL j TO-NIGHT I SPECIAL DINNER AND DANCE. I IN AID Of TOB CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY BOHEMIAN NIGHT SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20TH. at SEA VIEW HOTEL DRESS INFORMAL TICKETS $1.50. OBTAINABLE AT THK SKA VIEW HOTEL. ADELPHI HOTEL GRILL ROOM DBMnvf VAUfI OF THE GOUR .MKTS.
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      129 6 WANTED —A Chinese Clerk. Applicants must be able to write and read Chinese. Apply Box No. 45G. t> o Malaya Tribune. "SONE RANEE" OR "THE FAITHFUL WIFE" presented by THE L A. JUVENILE DRAMATIC TROUPE on SATURDAY, OCT. 13TH. AT 8 P.M. at THE VICTORIA THEATRE. B-okings at the Theatre
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      543 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. TENDERS. TENDERS wiU be received at the Cjio. rial Secretary's Office uniil noon on October 27th, 1934, for the following services foi th_> Government Monopolies Depart* n;cnt for the year 1935:— (1) Supply of coppe. pans, sizes and dimension* as desired, to be delivered at •he
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      218 6 [POSTAL INTtLLIOtNtf SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Java, South-West Sumatra, S.East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and T. Dilly (Plancius) 2.30 p.m. Mimtok (Plancius) 2.30 p.m. India, North, East (Karagola) 3 p.m. Belawan and Medan (Tinombo) 3 p.m. Bengkalis, Fort de Kock, Padang, Pakan Baroe, Siak and Selat Pandjang (Ampang) 3 p.m. Aden
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      75 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Laat Yesterday Night Max. Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Tenrn Stations. Deg. F. Inches. Hours. Deg. F. Alo: Star 87 0.03 3.5 75 Ritiawan 91 0.01 1.7 73 Kota Bahru 80 007 1 1 71 Bukit Jeram 88 Nil l\X 74 Malacca 83 0.12
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    BRITAIN'S ECONOMIC STABILITY
    233 7 American Author's Impressions Paris. -t i LAI Britain has the assurance of a «'r.-nctiu economic furturQ," in the ~i Mr tsnoc Marcossan, the business journulltt and hi »»r Maiw:san hii*. .irriv-d at this !ini after Iwo months' study of .11 ii In tin* TJnlteq Kingdom, in nr.
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    CHEAH KONGSI CASE
    200 7 Alleged Short Payment Into Bank (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Oct. It Cheah Kongsl case occupied yet *P other day befor e Mr. Justice Whitley in the Supreme Court to-day. Half the day was tpent in the further cross-examination of the first plaintiff Cheah Ewe Chong. who
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    A PETTY QUARREL
    311 7 Alleged Assault On A Woman (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. Sam Poh San. the mother of one Yap Putt Yev.\ living at Bukit Eintane Road, appeared before the second magistrate, Mr. j. p. Biddulph. to-day on a charge of assaulting a Chinese woman, named Tong
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    AGAINST WAR
    96 7 Film Star Founds Peace Movement Los Angeles. "I am against war." This simple declaration on a membership card is all that is required to join "The World Peace Federation" founded by Mr. Francis Lederer, the young Czech Film Star. Mr. Lederer in a talk tc Reuter said that
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    SUPERSTITIOUS STAR
    91 7 Ronald Coleman To Lose His Moustache Hollywood. Mr. Ronald Coleman has got to shave off his famous black moustache. He will shortly start work in the film version of "Cllve of India," which has enjoyed a long run in London as a play. Clive had no moustache so
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    SUMATRAN JOURNALIST
    50 7 1 T (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala, Lumpur, Oct. 11. Mohamed bin Akip, a Sumatran journalist, who is motor cycling round the world, arrived in Kuala Lumpur en route to Singapore. Akip hopes to pay his way by selling pest cards and contributions to the Malay papers, v
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    ADDITION TO ZOO
    420 7 Tail-Less Lemur From Malay States A WHITE slow loris presented to the Zoo this week by Mr. E. D. Edgar, Deputy Game Warden of the Federated Malay states, is the first of its kind to reach this •c-untry. The slow loris is a species of tail-less emur
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    FOOD SHORTAGE MEASURE
    193 7 Rabbits To Breed On Lighthouse Island Sydney, N.S.W In an endeavour to provide the staff of the lighthouse on Solitary Island, off the coast of New South Wales, with food and as an emergency measure in case rations are delayed, three pairs of rabbits have been placed
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    FOUGHT WITH LEOPARD
    166 7 Officer Who Thought Animal Was Dead Lieutenant 1). M. Show, of ihe York and Unt'jufcjrc Rrffiment, which is now attached to the Kind's Afrionn Ritfes in Kenya, has fought n leopard—and won. Hew«? on duty in a \v|i«J district in N'orthern Frontier Province, near LakiUudolf, when a
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    THE "ROBOT MAN"
    84 7 One Of Germany's Latest Forms Of Propaganda Cologne. A "Robot Man" of Iron who talks and glare*» is one of ihe Jatcst forms of German propaganda His eyes flash by electricity and hi* voice sounds uontlnually qi the "German Saar" Exhibition He claims to belong to the
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    ALLEGED STATE OFFENCES
    164 7 Siamese Councillor Gharged ■]>IE case of Lieut.-General Phya De- vahastin, vice-chairman of the Siamese Assembly of the People.- Reoresentatives, who is charged with offences against the State, came up for hearing m the preliminary court on Oct. 3 and was adjourned. The charges include:— That defendant committed
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    AS NATURE MADE THEM
    63 7 Schoolgirls Forbidden To Paint Their Faces Chinkiang, Kiangsu Province, China. Schoolgirl complexions will in future be as nnture made them in Kiangsu Province, china. Use of powder, reuge end lipstick b\ schoolgirls has been banned by .he chairman of the Provincial Government, Mr. Lhen Kuo Fu.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE BIRTH.
    26 8 Til AM A.* Singai»ure ttn Tliui-.l 1 11, *****, to Mr 4 Thum N irijr n. Both mother >i*ul ihilrt .»n* linmir v
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    DEATHS.
    100 8 Minium»' Khoo Kim pit m peacefully yesterday, a* 17, IV ,-r Singapore. Icmi- <•* l«eloiul daughters, 4 dnuirht»r»-in«luw. 2 law. and 21 craitd-ihiWirtn, t.i n r. i, loa». Pu.iera) will luke pl»i i« o< C« ru-jrc leaving hr-r r* i l.tr Church of fits. Peter and I. 1 to
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    NEW B.B.C. STATION
    445 9 Improvements At Droitwich THE new national broadcasting trans mitter, which the 8.8.C. has establfshed at Droitwich, appears to have achieved a higher degree of complexity, impersonality, infallibility, and independence than was ever reached in any of the earlier stations. Nearly everything which might go wrong is duplicated.
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    BRITAIN FOR VALUE
    78 9 Johannesburg Recommended To Accept G.E.C. Tender Johannesburg. TrtuwvwjifTh«* Tramway and UfchtiniT of thr .fnhannordiuvj* City Council has r»«rmiinvnded the aeccptnnce i»t u by •h- (icncral Elcctrical Company of for a 1.1.0mf-kilowuU Th« v?»tuc <tf tjio contract will be Seven lender? wore reei'ive.t from flm ,c In r?.echoslovn!<ia.
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    WORSHIP FOR BATHERS
    49 9 Manly, Xew S< nth Wales. The Rector of St. Matthew's Church of 'v-.gland. Manly, is going to hold service out ot (ioi.rs foqp bathers during the ".-«urt'inpr" season. Tho local council has just given him no-"-mission to conduct those services on the icean and harbour beaches.
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      530 9 CLUB DIARY, [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, mast of the members of which are readers of the Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries stre invited to co-operate in keepino it up-to-date and atmplete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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    PREPAREDNESS
    660 10 ♦•nPHE deaths of King Alexander and M. Barthou are a severe blow to peace in Europe." When a newspaper expresses an opinion such as this, readers who scout the possibility of war condemn it as mere sensationalism. But the quotation is not from a leading article. It is from
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    236 10 Mr. J. Falconer has been appointed to ft as Assistant Adviser, Batu Pahat. News has been received from Jaffna Ceylon, of the death of Mr. V. S. Vinas hamby. who was formerly well-known a contractor In Ipoh. Mr. Jack Bellew. of the Melbourne Herald, has arrived in Singapore to desribe
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    Notes and Comments A Famous Pilot
    225 10 IT is now announced that Mr. Iwan Wasil Smirnoff, the well-known K. L. 11, pilot, will not take part in the Eng land-Australia ail' race. He was first announced as likely to be the pilot of the new four-engined Fokker machine called Arcnd (Eagle.).
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    Trip Bearer Tickets
    149 10 latest innovation by the F.M.S. Railways in issuing Trip Bearer Tickets in books of ten for either first, second or third class accommodation daould prove very welcome. These tickets will entitle the holder or anyone accompanying him to make trips in .'ithe.r direction between certain stations md
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    Marine Law Problem
    268 10 |S the captain of a ship Which is being unmoored and navigated out of a arbour bound to obey the orders of the pilot, or can he initiate orders himlf? This is a question of Marine Law, i.ot without its interest to Singapore, which v/as recently raised
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    The Soya Bean
    228 10 CLEVER AL attempts which were made recently to grow the soya bean In England have resulted in complete failure. Coconut producers in Malaya. India and Ceylon will have cause to take comfort from this fact, for it was ironic that such efforts should be made just when
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    Topics Of The Day
    249 10 By "Looker-On" I SEE that at the Tailors' Conference held recently a delegate proposed that changes should be made constantly in men's fashions so that a man wearing a suit several years out of date "would be made to look ridiculous." A Whether the proposal was
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    ON OTHER PAGES
    31 10 FINANCIAL NEWS, 3. WIRELESS PROGRAMME, 5. CLUB DIARY, 9. FAILURE OF IPOH "MONEY SHOP," 12CRIMINAL APPEAL 'JOURT BEGINS, 13. SPORTS NEWS, 14, 15 and 16. CINEMA TOPICS. 18
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    China Left To The Tender Mercies Of Japan? Alleged Desertion By League
    293 11 Warning By Mr. QuoTaiChi Reuter. |N an interview the Chinese Ambassador to London, who is also a delegate to the League of Nations, warned the League Powers that the non-election of China to the League Council might have
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    CAR ON FIRE
    49 11 Driver Asleep In The Back A CHRYSLER taxi, in Hamton Road, caught fire early this morning whilst the driver was asleep in the b,?ck. When he awoke he found his car ablaze. The brigade was called and the fire extinguished but the car was seriously damaged.
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    99 11 A Chinese was knocked down by a small motor-van in Alexander Road yestonlay, which ran off the road and into a drain. He sustained internal injuries and was removed to the General Hospital. A Chinese was injured by a bundle of rabbet sheets which fell on to his
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    CHINESE NATIONAL DAY
    329 11 Mr. Quo Tai Chi At London Celebration Reuter. London. Oct. 11. IT was an occasion of real satisfaction that the Chinese Government, after almost unprecedented difficulties in the past three years, now thought it well to renew the official celebration on National Day. declared Mr. Quo Tai
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    MONSTER IN FRANCE
    101 11 "Fantastic Creature Covered With Scales" Toulouse. Fiance has found a "Loch Ness" monster of her own. A huntsman walking along the banks of Lake Camon, near Saint-Gaudens, in the Department of Haute-Garonne, claims to have seen in the lake. •A tantastic creature with a body about 20
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    SIAMESE MEMORIAL
    53 11 (From Ow Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Oct. It riE seventeen soldiers killed in the uprising last October are being commemorated 5 by a special service to be held on Oct. 15 on the occasion of the first anniversary of "the sad riot which endued" between Siamese and Siamese causing
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    NOT PREPARING FOR WAR
    451 11 Japan's Policy PERSIAN MINISTER INTERVIEWED Singapore, Friday. "T DO not think Japan wants war. Her position makes it obligatory for her to have strong military forces but that does not mean she is mentally militaristic. It is a mistake if the world has the impression that
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    SHIP ON FIRE
    59 11 Cargo Ablaze Near Suez Reuter. Port Said, Oct. 11. Dutch steamer Zuiderkerk, of th«* Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail, bound from Hamburg to Yokohama, was at Suez when her cargo caught fire. Pumps and canal tugs are working hard to extinguish the fire. The explosives magazine was
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    REVOLVER SHOTS
    82 11 Incident In Singapore Streets Singapore, Friday. SOME excitement was caused near the Junction of Middle. Road and Prinsep Street shortly after 8.20 last, night when three loud reports, believed to be revolver shots we.re heaid.. People who happened to be in the vicinity scattered In all the directions.
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    JOHORE JUDGE SUED
    170 11 DIVORCE ACTION IN LONDON £1,610 Damages Petition By Member Of Hospital Staff (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 12. damages of £1,610 againsi the co-respondent, Mr. Willia* Huxtable Thorne, were awarded in the Divorce Court to Mr. John Robert Grey Young, a member of the staff of
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    DUKE OF KENT
    192 11 Part Of Honeymoon In England London, Oct. 11. IT is understood that the Duke of Kent and Princess Marina will spend the. first part of their honeymoon in England and will join the King and Queen for Christmas at Sandringham. They will probably go abroad forsomv time
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    BIG AIR RACE
    103 11 Twenty-Five Competitors To Start London, Oct. U. Of the original 64 entries for the England-Australia air race it is now regarded as improbable that more than 25 compethors will start on C>ct. 20. The Royai Aero Club who are organising the race, are, however, «till without dehntte
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    SECOND BUDGET MEETING
    111 11 Motions For The Legislative Council The second Budget meeting of the Legislative Council will be held next Wednesday (Oct. 17) when the principal motion will be for approval of the draft Estimates for 1935. This motion will be preceded by two others asking for approval of the
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    NEW COAST ROAD IN PENANG
    185 11 Modern Type 0£ Lighting Installed PENANGS new coast road, with its modem type of street lighting, stretching 360 yard;: between Um Chin Guan Road and Birch Rood, unci running parallel to Kelawel Road, was formally op ned rn Wednesday evening ly Mi G. W Bryant,
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    41 11 Mr. A. H. Dickinson, who has been acting as Chief Police Officer, Penang, and Mrs. Dickinson sail for home on leave by the Chitral. Mr. B. W. Allen, the Chief Police Officer, returned from leave by the Chitral and resumed duty.
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    BOY KING AND MOTHER
    431 11 Pathetic Re-Union regency council PRO-BRITISH Paris, Uc 1 12. II rrjIERE was a pathetic re-union between mother and son at the Yltgo-Slftv Legation this morning when the Queen of Yugo-Slavi embraced the t»oy shortly aft*» arrival from Marseilles. The only spectators of the tragic scene were
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    Failure Of Ipoh "Money Shop" WELL-KNOWN MAN DISAPPEARS
    505 12 Old-Established Firm 1 ATTACHMENT OF PREMISES 'From Our Oum Correspondent) Ipoh, Oct. 11. A SENSATION has been caused in local Chinese circles, particularly among the Hokkiens, as the result of the failure of Chop Sing Seng Lee, of G.'J Market Street, Ipoh,
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    NANKING AND CANTON
    153 12 Attempt To Bring About Conciliation Min Kuo Jih Pao. Shanghai. Oct. 10 A Government mandate confers on Dr. W. W. Yen. the Chinese Minister to Russia, the first class jade decoration and the. second class jade decorations on Mr. Chiang Tso Pin (Chinese Minister in Tokyo*. Dr.
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    CAUSTIC SODA
    103 12 Husband And Wife Taken To Hospital Singapore, Thursday. The death of a Chinese woman who ka alleged to have taken a solution of caustic soda, was mentioned in the Coroner's Court to-day. The inquiry had been fixed and a jury of five persons attended, but when Mr. W.
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    MISSIONARY'S ARCTIC EXILE
    257 12 Ship's Race To The Rescue Churchill (Manitoba). ITHE Roman Catholic supply ship, "Pius XI," has sailed from here in an attempt to bring back to civilisation a Roman Catholic missionary, exiled for four years in the far north of Canada. The missionary is Father H. N. Bazyn
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    LOCAL AIR FORCE
    305 12 Chinese. Students Debate The Question Singapore, Friday. A debate entitled That in the interests oi this country the Government should institute a Malayan Air Force of local-born men." was held at the hall of the Chinese Christian Association last night. The motion was lost by three votes.
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    THE BRITISH ARMY
    155 12 French Deputy's Statement Refuted Paris. 'British Army, negligible; Fleet, impregnable. Air Force, mysterious." This dictum, pronounced by a French Deputy visiting Great Britain, is refused by the special correspondent of the "Intransigeant" ir. London, in the first of a series of article on "Tommy Atkins. Soldier of
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    PREMIER'S RETURN
    31 12 London, Oct. 10. The Prime Minister. Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, to-day presided over his first Cabinet since his return from Canada and Newfoundland. There was a full attendance of ministers.
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    FOUND HANGING
    391 12 Estate Coolie Woman's Death (From Our Oicn Reporter j Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. AN inquest into the death, of a Tamil "oman earned Arasa, who was employed as a coolie at Effingham Estate. Damansara Road, and was found hanging m the lines on Aug. 30, was held to-day by
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    A "NICE IDEA"
    113 12 Question Which Costs £600 A Month New York. The two million people who, it is estimated, pass through Times Square the Piccadilly Circus of New Yorki daily, are now confronted by a new sign, which hangs above the entrance to the Gaiety Theatre. It reads, somewhat repoachfully,
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    FACTORIES FOR KWANGTUNG
    62 12 Loans From Foreign Countries Hongkong, Sept. 24. For the purpose of realising its three-year reconstruction plan the Kwangtung Provincial Government has decided to borrow $26,000,000 from foreign countries for the establishment of several factories in the province. So far $20,000,000 loan has already been contiacted with several
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    LION CHLOROFORMED
    67 12 Operation For In-Growing Toe Nails Pretoria, Transvaal. Tielman, a lion at the Pretoria Zoo. has been given chloroform for an operation to cure his ingrowing toe-nails. He was driven in o a large box, and then chloroform was pumped In. He-wa-3 unconscious in 20 minutes—and in another 20
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    DRUNK AND DISORDERLY
    91 12 Singapore. Friday. Dressed in a singlet and a dirty naii of blue shorts Kupasamy. a Municipal coolie, was charged before Mr. J. M Brander in the Third Police Court this morning with being drunk and disorderly in North Canal Road at 3.15 last night. A police constable
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    MALAY SENTENCED
    90 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. A case in which a Malay named Abdul Hamid. was charged with house trespass with intent to commit an of fence in the house of Abdul Shata at Kampong Bahru on Aug 18. was hcan. to-day before the first magistrate. Mr
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    "CRITCHLEY POST OFFICE"
    75 12 Calgary, Alberta. A new post office, eight miles west of here has been named "Critchley Post Office" after one of Canada's oldest pioneering families. A son of the family is brig.-General A. C. Critchley, the well-known gt Ifer. who recently won tile Twickenham seat for the Conservatives
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    ALLEGED CHEATING
    555 12 Chines? Charged At Kuala Lumpur (From Our Oivn Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Thursday. AT rhe Kuala Lumpur Police Court to-day. a Chinese named Koa KinSeng appeared before the Second Magi.* trate. Mr J. P. BiddtUph. on a charge of cheating "by (V*audulen£y Inducing one Wong Toon to deliver him
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    LOSES HIS TROUSERS
    134 12 Traveller Arrives At Hotel In Pyjamas Milan. A sensation was caused in the vestibule of a smart here when a traveller who had j list arrived by train from Pari.s took off his mackintosh H-: wa& smurtly dressed down to the warn, with collar and tie and
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    VOICE FROM THE GRAVE
    107 12 Daughter Tells Of Jewel Robbery Bucharest, Roumania. A father has asked the authorities at Jassy, Roumania to allow him to open the grave of his daughter so that he can verify a message he claims to have received from her. A few months rgo the daughter
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    F.B.I. MISSION
    41 12 Given Audience By Emperor Pu-Yi Reuter. Changchun. Ocr. 11. Emperor Pu-Yi gave an audience to the members of the Federation of British Industries Mission which is now in Manchukuo for the purpose of investigation methods for better trade relations.—Reuter.
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    CLAIM AGAINST untitled TOWKAY
    667 12 Parties Arrive At A Settlement 'From Our Correspondent Ipoh, Oct. n MfllEN hearing was resumed on Wet nesday in the Supreme Court n. ihe civil suit brought against Leong StNam Lodes, Ltd,, by Mr S. SehealW who is claiming a sum of $3.825—ty prolesgional services rendered,
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    CRIMINAL APPEAL COURT BEGINS NO FORMALITY AT OPENING
    965 13 Only One Case i;\L FROM DEATH SENTENCE first session of the newly i h hed Criminal Court of I tic Colony was held this al the Supreme Court, ill, it will be remembered, as from Sept. 1 by n in a Government
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    "AFFAIRS OF CELLINI"
    261 13 A Lovable Rascal At Ths Capitol THE CINEMAS FOR variety of interest, laughter and romance, the present programme at the Capitol would be hard to beat. The reputat on of Cellini, the Florentine art is 4 whose affairs and autobiography caused a scandal for hall a century
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    MEETING OF N.S. STATE COUNCIL
    315 13 Higher Education For Malays 'From Out Own Correspondent) Seremban, Oct. 10. A MEETING cf the Negri Sembilan State Council (Mejlis Meshuarat Keraja'ani was held at Seremban on Wednesday. September 19. and Wednesday, October 3, 1934, presideu over by the Hon. -the British Resident, Negri Sembilan
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    BOYS SUFFOCATED IN TRUNK
    46 13 Alexandria. Three small boys have been .suffocated in a large trunk at Bala. Lowex Egypt. They .-limbed inside the trur.K and the V 4 suddenly clotted. Unabte to raise the lid from the inside, the boys p.rUhed before help could reach them.
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    SHARP PROTEST TO JAPANESE
    321 13 Russia And Far East Situation Shanghai, Oct. 11. OVER 70 residences of Russian employe -S of th? Chinese Eastern Railway have been entered and occupied by the Japanese railway guards. Thi Russian Ccnsul at Har,bin has lodged a protest with the Japanese authorities demanding that the
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    ELECTRIC BULBS
    114 13 Japanese Flan Merger Of Sales Tofcvo. Sl.jH. ID. Th»= fornirti on <112 va- c»'n "a 1 uU «.mpnny which wuultJ have .1 mott »P"!y lit« nic.rhandistnp 05 eleotrn Jitrht buU*l .f.-ipan wa«- reportrl t -«lay 'ft he u idei fjm iHiTtr.U'n hy ieudttie niflmif*' -urc rv ih oitr.ui>.;i'
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    OPIUM ABOLITION
    97 13 No More To Be Planted In China Shanghai, Oct. 12. iVI ARSHAL Chiang Kai Shek has again given orders to the provincial governments to prohibit strictly the plantation of opium in China. All plantation is to be stopped withlr a year and violation of the laws in punishable
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    STRATOSPHERE STUDY
    83 13 International Commission At Friedrichshafen Friedrichshafen. The world's most "high-minded" international commission—the internaticnal commission for the exploration of the "free" atmosphere—has begun its deliberations at Friedrichshafen. Under the chairmanship of Professor '-lereese 11 trip pprr-'rei wi« w merly director of the Aeronautical Ob servatory at Lindenberg near Berlin the
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    WELL-KNOWN PENANG RESIDENT
    154 13 Death Of Wife Of Re-tired M.C.S. From Our Oum Correspondent) Penang, Oct. 11. THE funeral took place this evening of Mrs. Sarwar, wife of Mr. H. G. Sarwar M.C.S. (retired' and was attended by more than 200 Mohammedans, including the Hon. Mr. Abdool Cader and the Hon
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    PIONEER METHODIST DEAD
    68 13 Port William. Ontario. Born in England, the Rev. Joshua Dyke, p Method is minister in Canada, >as die(i here at the ape of 85. H can t i Canada shortly after he was rdained and held cha:pes at Calgary, Edmonton and other western towns. My. Dyke was
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    Regiment Open Hockey Season With Close Victory
    642 14 Display Good Form To Beat S.C.C. Exciting Exchanges In Padang Match Singapore, Friday. INTERESTING hockey was served up on the Padang yesterday when the Cricket Club and the Wiltshires clashed for the first time this season. Although both sides displayed a lack of
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    SATURDAY'S RACES AT K.L.
    120 14 Selections KUALA PRINCE TO WIN AGAIN TiHE following are selections by A "Windsor Lad," subject to scratchings, for Saturday's races at Kuala Lumpur, the concluding day of the Selangor Turf Club autumn meeting:— RACE I.—l. LEONIE 2. GLAMOUR. 3. LARUT. RACE 2—l. WTNFIELD. 2. HANNAH'S GARDEN.
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    S.C.F.A. LEAGUE
    72 14 The B.A.C. team will be selected from he following to meet the Aston Atfiletic Club on Sunday, at the Jalan Besar Stadium: Chan Ho Puck, Chan Ah Kong. Foo Siak Cheng, Two Tow, Aw Peck Kan, Ng Hon Fai, Chan Ah Wing. Lee Ah Chee, Quek Ah Soo.
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    HORSES' NAMES
    283 14 Action By S.R.A. To Avoid Confusion Iff;iE tendency frequently to Change the namer of horses racing in Malaya has earned the disapproval of ihe Straits Racing Association who wih in future refuse to reg ster namej which are liable to cause confusion. The S R A. have decided
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    MUNICIPAL SERVICES CLUB
    233 14 The following are billiards fixtures in the Municipal Services Club tournament:— ENGLISH HANDICAP: Oct. 13. Chvv Yok Hon <Scr.. v. Lim Fook Loong <— 601; Oct. 14. J. B. Quays (—l5O. v H. V. Gaiistan —60»; Oct. 15. w F Gomes (—6O» v. A. Aziz (Scr.» Oct
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    CANADIAN GOLF
    250 14 Professional Title Won By Jules Huot JULES HUOT, of the Kent House Club. Quebec, added the Canadian Professional Golfers' Association championship to the Quebec open crowi that he won the previous week, whei he finished the 72-hole competition six strokes in front oi his nearest lival. Lex Robson
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    R.S.Y.C. YACHTING
    117 14 Alternations In "C" Class Handicaps On Sunday the R.S.Y.C. "A" Class yachts will sail the second race for the Jean II Challenge Cup, start 10 a.m. As there are several doubtful starters in th: "B" Class, they will again compete in a Sweepstake Race, starting at 10.10 a.m.
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    CYCLING CARNIVAL
    82 14 Singapore Competitors For Selangor Event The Selangor Cyclists' Association Caruhal to be held at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, promises to be a very interestir,g event. Cyclists from many parts of the F.M.S. are competing and Singapore is entering two strong teams. The following are the local competitors: Itam
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    HOCKEY TEAMS
    55 14 The following will represent the Singaj»ora Hornets against the P.W.D. Sports Club on th« N.C.C. ground t O -day: O V. Wait; G. Webber, Lj. Kleinman; G. Klemman, H. Humphries, G. Perreau; I. van Geyzel, N. Sullivan, A. E. Johnson, J. W. Zehnder, M. W. Armstrong. ReG. M.
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    TO-NIGHT'S TITLE BOUT
    601 14 Will Penang Win FERNANDEZ SUARES AT IT AGAIN Boxing RECORD crowd is expected a: the Great World Arena to-night :he attraction being an excellent c jf four bouts presented by Mr. S Chwee Seng. It is his second effort since he ha ?een granted a promoter's Licence.
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    220 15 IHO.OM) Spectators Attend Opening Ceremony Min Kuo Jih Pao and Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Oct. 12. IRVING rcenes when men and A-iiiioi wept on seeing some u'.v .t th'*y paraded around the km.i m.trk d tiv opening or tinr Olympic tjumes
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    AMERICAN BASEBALL
    56 15 Team To Tour The Far East -Reuter. Philadelphia, Oct. 11. »ABE Ruih has been named as Field Manager for the touring American Leagu' baseball players wro are leaving Vancouver on the s.s. Empress of Japan in November 2 to visit Honolulu, Japan. Shanghai and Manila. Ccnnie Mack will
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    MR. A. P. F. CHAPMAN
    83 15 Nearly Struck By Lightning When Playing Golt Mr. A. P. F. Chapman ,the former England cricket captain, narrowly escaped death from a flash of lightning recently. He was playing golf on the links at Hythe, Kent, and walked towards a furze bush. "I was about
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    CHINESE BOXERS TO GO ABROAD
    64 15 Twenty Selected By The Controlling Body Shanghai, Sept. 28. Chinese Boxers' Association is making preparations to select a number of pugilists to go abroad for bouts with famous lighters. The Association has decided to 'select twenty persons and subject them to rigid training for two
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    MR. J WATSON DEAD
    116 15 Trainer For Rothschilds For 30 Years London, Sept. 30. The death took place of Mr. John Watson trainer to Mr. Anthony de Rothschild. Mr. Waston was the trainer of Galloper Light, who was the Grand Prix winner in 1919, and Pillion, the Thousand Guineas winner in
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    THE ACHILLES TROPHY
    262 15 Middlesex Become Th Champion County |N the absence of Kent, the holders, 1 Middlesex regained possession of the Achilles Trophy, for the champion county, in the inter-County championship meeting which was held on th° Loughborough College Ground <Leics Middles:x. who held th e title for seven successive
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    TO-MORROW'S STATE RUGBY
    255 15 Changes In Singapore Fifteen Singapore, Fridoy J*WO changes have been made in the Sitig:ipor«.« Ruuby XV to u>»><«l JobfUC on the SCC. Padang to-morrow. MaOuiiluy, who wurt Injtired In tl: SCC. tournament match. will b< ut.r»b>' >o turn out and his pin»-- 1 u» fuohack wil be
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    OPENING OF INTERCLUB LEAGUE
    519 15 S.C.F.A. Soccer GOOD WIN FOR THE C.C.A.A. Singapore, Friday. THE first match of the S.C.F.A. Inter-Club League was played al the Jalan Besar Stadium ye&terd iy between the Companion Athletic Assoeiatioo and the Amicable Allii ne Association. The game ended m :i win for the former
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    How Petersen Beat Larry Gains BRITISH EMPIRE TITLE
    1083 16 Towel Thrown In TELLING STRAIGHT LEFTS TACK Petersen may have yet to acquire the touch of the ma.t.r boxer, but it is certain he has never combined the qualities of skiii. patience, and punching power so well as in his contest with
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    WEATHER FORECAST
    148 16 Double Function Of The Seismograph San Francisco, California. A COMPLETELY n.w way of toretel ing -he weather has been evolved by Dr Aioert J. New.in, director of tlu famcus "Ricard" observatory at Santa Clara University. He does it with the seismograph, th. instrument used to detect earthquakes. noticed
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    PILGRIMAGE TO LOURDES
    84 16 Centenarian Woman Makes Her Fifty-Th'rd Visit .Pa: .s A centenarian, Madame Roper d'± iaintft-Opporluiie, aged 103. has iusL her tuty-third pllgr.mge to Lourdes, and has b3thea u tne sealing waters. A special mass, was celrbnitec I r Madame de Samte-Opporiune at rh grotto by Mgr Gcrlier. Bishop
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    MONGOLIAN AFFAIRS
    68 16 Peiping, Sept. SC. As the Autonomous Poli ical Council ki Inner Mongolia is not doing any work his question has been raised as whe-bsf >h xistence of the council is necessary. The members of >he said council ulll hold a meeting at Pailingmia? on Sept. 24 to discuss
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    VISIT TO THE KING
    129 16 Roosevelt's Mother Most Enthusiastic New York. \KRS Sara Delano Roosevelt, mother MoT the President of the United States who has just returned from a loHdav to Europe is very enthusiastic aSout-a she made when in England o the King and Queen. She said that when taking
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    RECORDS OF ANCIENT ROME
    234 16 Marble Slabs Discovered During Excavations HOnr j'HREE Inscribed fragments of uarbi». fcrming pari of the "OHtctnl t\. x «etie" of ancient Rome, have been t!i covered ouring excavations or. lH»- ,tu: jf rhe ancient port of Ostia mar Purnr The fragments formed part of the 'fasti
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    SEREMBAN POLICE COURT
    172 17 Hoop-La "At Amusement Park I Oh Oku Correspondenti Seremban, Oct. 10. I i* an CJjoofl, proprlcter of the i Amusement Park, was ii i: ii bWo<V the Seromban Magls\tr V W W. Purccll. for pcrmiti ivime» ut the park con- *o •lie llcvftft A Wright appeared for
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    CHUNGSHAN DISPUTE
    108 17 Mr. Tang Shao Vi To Resume Duties Hongkong, oc. 10. r to give -face" to Mr. Tang V.. the magistrate of Chungshar South-west Political Coun- ton has decided to accord him nd enable him to resurm temporarily. c will have to tender his re- formally to the Central
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    SPANISH REVOLT
    101 17 Ringleader Given Life Sentence Reuter. Barcelona. Oct. 11. SENTENCE of life imprisonment was V passed at the Court Martial on Senor u ime ?^F h a Major, who was charged with being the ringleader of the Catalan Revolt. After the sentence, in camera, Senor Bosch embraced his two
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    HEROIN SEIZURE
    107 17 Korean Arrested At Peiping Shanghai. o<\ 10. A big haul of heroin was discovered a the residence of a certain Korean at VVaping Gate. Peiping, yesterday morning. Korean was tajcen to Police H' aaquarters. and a squad of Police •vis sent to search other Korean establishments. Over 100
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    SINO-TIBETAN GOODWILL
    73 17 Official Mission Returning To China Simla. Oct. 10. TPHE Chinese Official MLssion to Tibet it is repor f ed. has decided to return to China via India.—Reuter. The Chinese mission to Tibet had as, its chief object the creation of good- ill between the peoples of China and
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    601 17 The undernoted non-fiction works will be ready for issue on Saturday at 9 a.m. Ali (Alban) The Scarlet Angel. Illustrated. Barker (Bertram) North of '53. Illus. (North America). Beales <H.L.) R. S. Lambert Ed. Memoirs of the Unemployed. Bell (J.Jj Scotland in Ten Days. Illustrated. Bliss (William) The
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    COTTON SPINNERS
    60 17 Reuter Wireless. Manchester. Oct. 9. The Cotton Spinners' Commi'ipe lias approveu of both schrmes and decided to in vice aP fl ms to say whether *hey are p spared to tola hi he schemes. The new Spinners' Assoc'ation will require 90 per cent, oi the possible membership, while
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      116 17 II to l I I 'JL n .ail OIL I (Advertisement of The Asiatic Petroleum Co (S.S.) Ltd). j HSl^l^^ >• 1 7 r *'X screen stars in Hollywood and (England Fjj V '.Tv <>»Ti<ia! soap in iH life sicat 4u<lkta V *ti\.7 Follow the example of ihe film -tar<*
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    Off-Screen Characteristics Of The Stars FAVOURITES IN REAL LIFE
    560 18 Jeanette Mac Donald j -1 ARRESTING EYES AND SMILE MOST screen fans recognise in their favourites some particular char.',' 1 istic that appeals to them »n the silver screen. And yet, the characteristics brough! out on the 3 rcen are not
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    TO PAY £200
    164 18 Wife Who Hit A Film Actress Los Angeles, Mr». Gorge B Wilson, wife of a wealthy yachtmun &truck Miss Nitu Cavalier, a film actress, a blow in th-' face. In court here Miss Cavalier has beeii awarded L'2oo damage?—just £1u,140 1 ss lhan she asked for. The
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    Screen Entertainment In Singapore
    1446 18 Glimpses Of Some Forthcoming Films I'HE Four Mills Brothers, radio's cele- brated musical mimics, began their oles in Marion Da\ies' new MetroK)l Iwyn-Mayer-Cosmopolitan picture Operator 13" now showing at the Altambra Theatre separated from theii ia cot guitar lor the first time. IKE Mills Brothers whose
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    HOLLYWOOD LEARNING SCOTTISH
    179 18 Lessons By Sir liarrv Lauder's Nephsw iiollymiin! MR Ham Lauder uc i lew Harry. 1* at presrni tenriun east of film stars the u:r« ready tor th i-creen version »"i 811 .1 .1 BJinr s nr:m».day "Whit fSHury VN.»x:» t Knows." The pupils Include Mist» Hd«n U.nMtfis
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    "TIPS" BANNED BY NANKING
    180 19 Regular Wages For Waiters Nanking. Sept. 22. IN onier to gIV" effect to the movement against lipping" In Nanking, dras- ngul&Uons have been formulated by •.iif> ioi-jJ authorities causing not a little .utnvHs among those connected with t t hole! and restaurant business. Tin regulation* seek
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    BACK SALARIES
    161 19 hicatfo School-Teachers' First Cheque Since December I Cliicago For ibe first time tine*» lost December I h 112 scbuoi-teachers of Chicago have been p Ltd Moiv thjn u quarter of a million eherjtipb n&vc been l&atcd, to the value oi t-t 473.001) uj aehool-teachers and othe> muivicipai employees,
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    600 PEOPLE HOMELESS
    55 19 Turkish Village Gutted By Fire Istanbul. The village of Buyukelvata. near rCaisarieh in Central Anatolia, has been completely wiped out by fire. The fire destroyed:— 96 houses. 2 Inns. 12 shops 2 mosques. 1 school—and the Town Hall. About 600 people have been rendered homeless, and are
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    STILL LIVES
    231 19 Woman Mountaineer Fall* 90 Feet Belgrade. A FTER a serious accident in the Slof*vene Alps the news reached Ljubljana that Jesihova, the most famous woman climber in the southern Alps, had been killed. Thousands of climbers put black bands round their arms when they heard the news and
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    3,300-YEAR-OLD WINE
    111 19 Brought From Egypt To London (By Air Mail."* (From Our Own C9rr§spon4eni) London. Sept. 2* Some of the wine which delighted Pharaoh 3.300 years ago has arrived ir. London. It was bottled in Tell-el-Amama. or the Nile. 33 centuries ago. The jar were pealed, .labelled "Wine, very.ver good."
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    THEATRE FOR AMATEURS
    94 19 I S. Scheme To Promote Adult Edueation New York The establishment, of the first Stat? theatre in the United States, intended to give the layman a chance 10 a"t while continuing his regular profession, has been announced by Mr. Gilbert G. Weaver, Acting Administrator o! Adult Education
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    MARKET LIST
    471 19 Details Of Current Prices Singapore, Oct. i. MEAT Beef, steak (round), kati 28 Beef, stew or curry, kati 24 Pork, lean, kati 42 Pork, lean and fat (1st quality), kati 32 Mutton, Australian, per lb. 35 ?owl, kati 32 Hens (locally reared>, kati 40 Ducks, (Java), each 48
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    MADDENED WITH THIRST
    88 19 Cholera Sufferer Infects Well i *S ur native in the United Provinces, suffering from cholera contracted on a pilgrffiage to holy city of Benares, a devout Hindu, Pandit R. Upadya, was unable to get anybody to giv e him a drink. Maddened with thirst he jumped into
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    POLITICAL AMNESTY
    105 19 Spain Drop*, Exportation Of Capital Charge* MartrJ The Spanish Government extended the amnesty for political prisoners to thofae persons against whom cliargex for exportation of capital are pendiuKThe ban or exportation of capital was imposed in the early days of the Republic to present rich Monarchists from fairing
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    CRY FOR RAIN IN NORTH CEYLON
    269 19 Thirst-Tortured Monkeys Attack Passers-By Jaffna. Sept. 27. .THROUGHOUT the Jaffna peninsula people are cryine for rain All the wells tanks and ponds are dried up and farmers are distressed about their crops, Vegetable and tobacco gardens are parched for want of water, and nearly
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    BEAUTY COMPETITION
    63 19 English Girl Elccted In Egypt Alexandria. MiM Nor a Duußiin, a 14-year-ok English girl, has been elected Beaut.v Queen for 1934 at Ras el Bar, a seaside resort on the Nile Delta. Competition Irom local beauties wa:> very keen. The Judges were forced to admit tha*. they had
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