Malaya Tribune, 13 October 1934

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya Vi. N# 12SO SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1934 FIVE CfcNrb. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore; Saturday. Oct. 13, 1931. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. "OCTOBER 13, 1934. FIVE CENTS.
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      93 1 Sunday itibune Dominant In -JMalaya j THE LAST WORD IN THE ART OF BREWING. I Sole Importers: i^Uorl The East Asiatic Company, Lto««a. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PT"— S a. i I j <s~° <JST good for you. I A S a tonic-BULLDOG" «™NESS J is without an equal. It contains
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      53 1 1 JUST ARRIVED! Latest Precision EMBROIDERY HAND MACHINES Highest Quality j EMBROIDERY WOOLS j of Various Colours I BEAUTIFUL ANIMAL DESIGNS WIRE THREADERS WIRE BRUSHES j EMBROIDERY FRAMES PLUSETTE COLOURS PLUSETTE COLOURS SET. Red, White and Yellow CARBON PAPERS etc., etc. Catalogues on Application D. T. LIM COMPANY, 353, North
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      179 1 ZEISS PEERLESS ERASMIC SOAP j Dainty, Alluring, Fj7 grant PEERLESS jtfi ERASMIC is incomparable and invaluable A l| for the toilet and can be applied without I C$ harm to the most delicate skins. Refreshing and invigorating it is a direct aid to the Wjj-V preservation of beauty. I 3
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    Aunt. Sally's \ Letter GIRL'S CORNER
    113 2 Aunt. Sally's Letter GIRL'S CORNER )rai Girls, This week's mail bat; has been exceedingly lavßo and as y<;u can sec we have five new members. Well. I have been making a Ust of aU a;> members and I find that th:re are pearly eight hundred members of the Corner, and
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    1 Dream Come True
    174 2  -  By "Tee Queen" Mr. Richard Joynson, kindest of men In the world, had a strange dream on? night. H: dreamt he was out in the street, at the corner of which stood :t sad group—a woman with her hungry family round her crying for focd. Mr.
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    Jack And The Mirror
    123 2  -  by "Moonbeam" Jack was a tame monkey. His master tli< wed him to run round his hou-j and when Jack misbehaved himself, he was chained up for som? time as a punishment. went in 10 the crawing-room where there was a big mirror and looked into
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    A Well-Deserved Rebuff
    83 2  -  DfJ "Ruth Tan." A' i dinner party hold in a certain town of ihe United States 0 f America e vr,„ ,o «ome Indians, a young chie? observing si easier of mustard swallowed io U which brou ht tear.*. Another chief asked him why he was ftf
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    Disappointment
    97 2  -  By "Enid," K-V) P 'H C^uitis—Do you know what i ti ,rint: rhe holidays? wny irv In? to moke pustry. A 112 v diiy., ngo I tried to make some curvy-puff* and show my fnend.s that I cuitld Oe a sood cook. ■j2J":.' U J nev *">»< a «ad
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    Believe It Or Not
    333 2  -  'By "Rita J." Some, yeans back I went to an estate in Malaca to stay with my brother who was working there. Near the estate was a Mohammedan graveyard. The people living in the vicinity were mostly Malays. Thei> were some Chinese shopkeepers too. Everybody who
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    Early Morning Views
    223 2  -  By "Miss Port Swattenham." An ear!y inoimnc scene of a town befor: the sun ri>e> is very beautiful If you climb to ihe iop of u hill and rok at (he surrour.dings you will cnjov us beauty btsf, The air is cool and clear The town Is
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    Learned And Ignorant
    124 2  -  (By "Miss Kuala Lumpur." Those people who arc educated and ni cMlgnit, should be fair and honest to those who Eire ignorant and should not £»t. of their stupidity Df^nntf UC^ te and lul lll zem Classes of people should Impart their knowledge to the uneducated and
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    The Ghostly Visitor
    428 2  -  >By "Rosy Chia." Last week a friend cf mine had suddenly died. In fact, we were uni by the closest bonds of friendship Onv? night when I had fallen asleei I saw my old friend part the bed curtains, and put her hand on my shoulder, saying.
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    The Cat And The Mice
    108 2  -  'By "Bosy Chia" An old cat was fitting up mew::;? with half-closed eyes, when two mici happened to see her. Astonished that their oiri ci should be taking things so easily, thej said to each other: "Puss has evidently reformed; she is saying her prayers
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    Just A Chat
    112 2  -  'By "Social Chan." Hello everybody! 1 am sorry to be I of those silent cornerites, but nevcrtl-c less I read the weekly contribution by some of our members. Where are you cousin "Lilian GoK' Come on and writ" something intercut mg to the corner. You seem to
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    The Fox And The Tiger
    88 2  -  By "Cordelia chia" A tiger was about to devour a fox when the latter demanded exemption on the ground that he was superior to all other beasts. "If you doubt my word, come with me and see," said the fox. So the two set forth
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    "New Cornerites Welcomed"
    18 2 Sweet Coral, Jnne. Morning Star, Mystery Girl, Sunshine Sal, Their badg-e have already been forwarded.
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    Shipping News & Notices. GERMAN SHIPPING POSITION
    1274 3 Shipping News Notices. GERMAN SHIPPING POSITION Benefit Of Scrapping And Reorganisation THE position of the German shipping industry is analysed m great detail in a supplement issued by the German Institute for Business Research. The necessary reconstruct, on of U»« German merchant marine after the war, it is stated met
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    H.M.S. FURY
    158 3 Britain's Latest Destroyer Launched Britain's latest destroyer. H.M.S. Fury, was launched at the yard of Samuel W hitat (owes last month. The ceremony was performed, in the absence oi Lady Kelly, wife of Sir John Kelly, Commander-in-Chief, Portsmouth, by Mrs. Astley-Rush-ton, wife of Vice-Admiral Aettey-Rush-ton, Vice-Admiral Commanding Reserve
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    MARINE ACCIDENTS
    357 3 Netherlands Court Judgments THE Netherlands Court of Navigation at Amsterdam have suspended th<certificate Of the master of the Rotterdam argo s.'-amei Procyon on B charge of L-ui-ciesa navigation as a result Of which his vessel ran aground in the White Sea, writes the Rotterdam correspondent of •The Journal
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    RUSSIAN SALVAGE
    238 3 Operations Of Soviet Ships Th. following «''l'Oll has »n.m receiml hy Lloyd's Irmn the Soviet I n»on 'MlM\m\U I'r-e»» ScrViit*:— t Kpn.n. the Shtn S*I%W 1 nisi of tie .Sovirt L'niou. i- now carrvirjr out *oik in lh«- in* of thf foll"*iW vi'W»* Jlu Hciuh steamer Afnoud. whiehi
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    AID TO NAVIGATION IN FOG
    445 3 Marconi Direction-Finding Apparatus SO promising were the tests at Genoa in July of the Marconi harbour direction-finding apparatus that a rcpicsentative of The Journal of Commerce and Shipping Telegraph" asked Mr. r. Havburn, the managing director of tne Marconi Interna* ional Marine Communication Co., Ltd..
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      382 3 STBAMEK SAJUN6S. P& and BRITISH INDIA I» O. S. N. Co/s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due lonnapre. Singapore. i HITRAL 15,000 In poro SOUDAN 6,f>00 Oct. 24 CARTHAGE 15,000 Oct. 26 RANPURA 17.000 Nov. 9 BURDWAN 6,070 Nov. 18 CORFU 15,000 N»v. 23 RANCH! 17.000 Dec. 7 SOMALI 6,810 Dec. 19 NALDERA
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      139 3 I iff LLOYD TRIESTINO I t (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. Tallin* at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA, gjjjs Aden Massowah, Suez, Port Tailing at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, B d port Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste. tnesie. Leaving S'pore. ,.s. CLARA CAMUS Oct. 18 Oct. 18 s.s.
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      330 3 HAMBURG-AM ERIKA LINIE. Deuteca !Hb%Q| *nstraiische hampfacbiffs |fl Gj Geeellschaft. (Coaipnnies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDS. HONGKONG SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS Due Spore t m.s. DUISBURG, via Manila Oct. lfi ♦me. RAMSES, via Manila Oct. 30 t m.s. SAUERLAND, via Manila Nov. 13 t s.s
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      583 3 ST EA M ER S AILINGSL Jj£ NORDOFirrSl BK* LLOYD 'iermatj) j TV jndernol*- n* Ihj C-irrroany attend' hxtare«: 01 i WARDS !Wt» "ODER" for Manila, H'kong. S'hai. X. China Japan Och -'2 "TRIER,* 1 for Manila. Hongkong S'hai, X. China and Jlfta Xov. g "TRAYE." for Ma.iia, H'kone. S'hai,
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      405 4 1U. HASSAN, M, A 87, ERAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service line. We Rive prompt attention to all •riders 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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      1026 4 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION (Vide Gazette No. 75 of 28th Sept., 1934). ORDINANCE NO. 61 (PAWNBROKERS). TENDERS are invited for the sole right to open one pawnshop for a period of three I years from the 1st January. 1935, in each of the streets or sections of streets in the Town Division
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      495 4 PUBLIC NOTICES, S*N£APORE MtwipTp^f^! Metalling and Draining of Kitchener Road, from Verdun Road to Serangoon Road. Owners are notified that rhe plan, specifi- cation, estimate and apportionment in con nection with Notices served under Seethe 101 of the Municipal Ordinance, have been confirmed, and arc available for inspection during oflice
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      421 4 SITUATIONS VACANT, j WANTED -A Chinese Clerk. Applicant., must be able to write and read Chincst Apply Box No. 456, c o Malaya Tribune. WANTED WANTED—Advertiser with $4,000 des:res to join in a iy well established firm. Box No. *3')."), ejo Malaya Tribune. WANTED—Second-hand 5-seater car (Humber, Fiat 501 or
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      426 4 EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School)- > (For Boys and Girls). l-A, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore.. Enrol for a Sound Musical Education I Systematic Training both in Technique and > Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma. etc. Booklet free. M. ANCIANO, Principal.
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      523 4 FOR ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION I TAKE ALL CLOCKS, WATCHFS I •r GRAMOPHONES THAT GO I WRONG yick woh mm 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 i n I
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    487 5 Mining Shares Singapore, Saturday. wing mining quotations Eraser and Co, exchange a i; brokers Buyers. Sellers. t Tin 5 5 scd Kum ang Tin 37,6 40 0 Iml a Mtfuas a*" l;■ tarn Tin 14 9 15 3 2.05 2.10 oJnerin Tin 27,- 28--gkat Tin 50|- 521--ieriang
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    125 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION SLIGHTY EASIER TONE Increase Of Home Stocks I Singapore, Saturday, 11 a.m. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 22% cts.. down ct. Market Tone: QuietYesterday's Prices: London: 615 lGd., down 116 d. Market Tone: Dull. New York: Closed. tin London: spot, £232, up 255.; three months.
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    RISE IN PRICE OF SILVER
    106 5 Persistent Buying By America Reuter. London. Otc. 12. ALTHOUGH the recent rise in silver is a tributed to Chinese and Indian demand and scarcity of supplies, the financial News states that persistent buying by the United States authorises must have provided a gocd basis for
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    ANGLO-ORIENTAL MINING
    308 5 No Change In List Of Investments (By Aii*Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Sept. 18. REPORT of Anglo-Orien al Mining Corporation to June 30 states there is no cnange of importance in lis<- of investments. £>harcnoldings in subsidiary cos. represent, in aggregate approx. 2o p.c. of invested. Remaining
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    SPOILT SHIPMENTS
    258 5 Japanese Industries Suffer IHE Association for Cotton Textile Exports to India has asked the r-'oreisn Office to negotiate with the Indian Government for an extension n the current quota period ending the 30th instant by a month. I when the typhoon struck this part of I the country
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    RUBBER REPORTS
    275 5 Local Firms Review Th; Week MESSRS. Lewis and Peat (Singapore», Ltd.. in their rubber report for the week ended Oct. 12, state: The market has regained the ground it lost- earlier in the week and future prospects again look brighter. The chief cause for renewed confidence is the
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    NORWAY'S ECONOMIC DIFFICULTIES
    181 5 Success Of Energetic Measures i For Norway a> for the rr.it of ttw wozid. the past two yean» avc b.i> uiUi economic complications r ni ri( seems, according <o the Conwr_. iU Svcrnwy to H. M. Legation at Oslo tn have fared bettor than many uCO sSmt
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    PRODUCE
    213 5 Singapore, Oct. 12. H .Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $123 P liarn W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan 24 r Siarn W. Coast N. 3 per Koyan $120 r (Bwni w- n per Koyan $108 5- Ce I am N 2 per Koyan $104 Rice, B. Siam
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    ECONOMIC NEWS FROM CANADA
    518 5 Importance Of Mining Industry r.l IE report issued by the Dominion A! Bureau of Sla ist cs on the mineral production in Canada for the first six months of the year clearly indicates hew important the mining mdusiry has become in Canada. Year by year this
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    U.S. LIBERTY BONDS
    93 5 Books Closed After Completion Reuter. Watihinplon. Oct 12 rrHE Treasury aiuinunvcd «tan ,hr Jl «'err ringed nM K fn'i ,f n, P m ri surecoKfitl T< tuna S£ 0? °,',c F.ur.h Liber-, b, <>.' <1 "SI 000 000 rr>{i"pnirtbl«' noiw mrnert in tor ci-hcr (our nf.w 11'.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    657 5 Rubber Shares Singapore, Saturday. The following rubber share quotations ire issued by Fraser and Co., and Lyau md Evatt. Issue Value. Fraser Lyall and Shares. and Co. fc-vai' lAlienby 1.85 1.05 1.83 1 92>'-cd IA. Gajah 1.50 1.60 1.40 1.5*0 1 A. Hi-am 235 2.55 2.35 2.45
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    62 5 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. For K.M.E. Mo. J, X Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Singapore, Friday, noon. Spot (1 oai 23% 23% n-'()I5) current month 23% 2-\ Nov. Dec. 2JJ4 Jan.March 26% 26% April June 27% IT* Tone of Mark. Quet 1 K «si Cable: L ndo.i Spot Sheet
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      55 5 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., Uncurpura ed in New Zealand). ttKg, MARINE, MOTUK AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. OrriCß. 2. FINLAYSON GREEN. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. i FIRE, MARINE, j MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT •ad WCR'JMEN 1 COMPENSATION INSURANCE a«AD OFFICE: 16D, C*il St., SingaporeU
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      145 5 Nederlandscbe Handel-Maatschappij, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY.) Established in Amsterdam, 18i4. HEAD OFFICE AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAfcUK, Branches throughout the Dutch East Indies and in the Straits. Settlements, India, CHna, T National Provincial Bank Limited. in the principal Citie. of the World. BANKING w5nSs" 0 F
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      202 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation LtdV (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). THF CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, Ltd., THE HO HONG BANK, Ltd. THECHINLS AND THE OVERSEA CHINESE BANK, Ltd. CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAP BUILDING. CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE, HEAD BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee Cheng, Esq., Chairman.
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    41 6 VESSELS ARRIVED fl orwe la n, 743 tons, from Bangkok 13-10, to Bangkok 15-10. cuK in f rlU D' 3122 tons from Ce»l- 12-10. to Bangkok STftS 13-10 ,rom jwf' to rom 0.10
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    103 6 The local agents of the Imperial AirI ways notify that the outward aeroplane is expected to arrive at Singapore at about 7 p.m. to-morrow. The mail will be available to boxholders and window delivery ticket holders immediately. Correspondence for non-box-holders will be sent out by the 8 25am
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    MONEY MARKEY
    205 6 BELLING. Singapore. Oct. 12 London 3 months' sight 2j4 7|32 London 4 months' sight 2,4 ***** London 60 days' sight 2;4 3116 London 30 days' sight 2 4 5;32 London demand 2AV 8 j London T.T. 2|4 3 32 Lyons and Paris demand 858 Hamburg demand 140 New
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    DIARY OF THE DAY
    93 6 WHAT'S OX? Public Functions Sports Fixture-. TO-DAY. on I Hiyh Tides. —1 i:» an. p Rflees: Solanyor Auitur,, r Rugby: liiter-8l;it. v. Joliore, S i P Kuk H:" I Visitors' Day. y U!t Swee Road i, pj, Hockey: ColLs v. O.r a r v r R.A.F.,
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    AMUSEMENTS
    60 6 AIJTAMBRA—"Operator APOLLO. N a k Hindustani talkie. CAPITOL.— -The dffaii empire —Cantone ful Lady." i GREAT WORLD —C Side-shows, Dean's Grand n< ??.Js a yangs. Cinemas. Tal' MARLBOROUGH-p c Loong," Cantone.se talkie NEW iVORLD.— Cabare li. Side-sfao*s, Malay Operas, I yangs. Cinemas, Talkies PAVILION.—"A Bill ,1 RlTZ—Double I Chance"
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      377 6 tftniiifiiiiiiiiniiiiniiiininiHifiiiitiiiiiii'ifiiiiiK^ SINfiAPOBE MOTHS j SEA VIEW HOTEL I TO-NIGHT 1 (formal) SPECIAL DINNER AND DANCE. I MORNING SUNDAY EVENING I HIGH TIDE IL5J PJ1 I CONCERT I DINNER I II A M TO 1 PJI. SERVED ON THE LAWN. I SPECIAL CURRY TIFFIN. CONCERT. f IN AID OF THE CHILD
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      334 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS ORDINANCE NO 44 (BANKRUPTCY). IN COtTR T OF THE gTRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Summary Case In Bankruptcy. No 8; of lie CHONG TECK FAH of No. 109. Rochore Road, Singapore Clerk 2 HEREB f Even's- a tK^r? 1 Tr ust proVt> their ekunu by the 9th day
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      561 6 LATESP ADVERTISEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPOBP Originating Summon* ATOBE No. 72 of i:*:]4. r Betwean Lee Sit* Tian Nan <w) PIainti/r L LjH Chim 8. Lea Swee Ku,m 3. Ow Ah Sam J. l ee Tuck Kte o. Choh Sena Kee rw Xo, Defendaacaii 3. Ow Ah Sam late of No.
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      413 6 LATEST^ADVERTISEMENTS Austin 10-4 Saloon. Price Moderate. Reply To B x 457 c o Malaya Tribune. WANTED- Music ians to form a Braas Band ti r a touring show. Unemployed need apply, state instruments played and qualir atlons amateur or professional. Manager Paradise Park, 3, L mon Street, Serembai, i 1
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      234 6 LATEST ADVERTIS1 TENDERS INVITED SUPPLY OP COOKED R r< IMMIGRATION DEPO TENDERS are invited by migration Committee for the cooked ratbns for the Uamu Singapore, for the pericd of ti from 1st January 'to Slat L>cc*i 2. The terms of contract tainc-d from ho Extra A c ef Labcur, Singapore,
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      111 6 [postal mggjGgjg SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Australia, Eastern, Southern and Western 2.30 p.m. Borneo (North), Brunei and Labuan (Marudu) 3.30 p.m. Indo-China (Chenonceaux) 2 p.m. *Siam, Burma, India, Iraq, Palestine, Egypt, E. and S. Africa. Great Britain, Ireland, N. and S. America and whole of Europe (Imperial) 7 p.m. Netherlands
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    MALAYAN RADIO NOTES WIRELESS ON TAP FOR MALAYA?
    1279 7 Merits And Demerits SYSTEM SPREADING AT HOME yi/HEN general broadcasting comes to Malaya it will not be neceofor everybody to have an aerie) an expensive receiving set. A rful medium-wave transmitting ation will make reception possible in a radius of 15 or
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      149 7 i MAKING STRONG! "PILEFEER." I "SISTERING.** r. "Pilefcer" is ef"Sistering" is a fective for piles, h, t remedy for IrT manufactured ac- ladies, effective for cording to an excellumkigo. dysmen- jt-ST*- lor* formula and orrhea leucorrhea. B 5 widely prescribed by Hpp r RK the medical profes- 1 j $1.00
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      240 7 S TO THE CONNOISSEUR IT IS QUALITY THAT COUNTS ifsp §5 is a cigarette of unique merit MADE IN /SiSS'» 60 CENTS ENGLAND PER T,N >y ARDATH TOBACCO COMPAKY IIP. LONDON Kiibpva builds A Strong Constitution Expectant Mothers TV D lCal SignS Of Every expectant mother should take WW I
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      113 7 |"VAPEX I i j j j THE Mm DRIP j COLD-CATARRH j INFLUEXZA-HAY FEVER. The simplest way to cure a P j Cold is to put a drop of s^^\^y I "Vapex" on the handkerchief I and breathe the vapour which arises from it. This vapour j grows stronger and
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      310 8 Still playing to enthusiastic crowds at all shows! 3 Shows To-day To-morrow: MS 8-15 and itS ALUAMBR A] with I f\ I time" Jean Parker Katharine Alexander e?zL__ I V* Ted Hea,v The Fi ur Mills Brothers I A iietro-Goldwyn-Mayer Production. SEE The Sensational Escapades of Beautiful 'Spy 13 A
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      293 8 j THRILLS! ACTION! PASSION! and what BI Grand, Dashing," Daring Adventure Romance—It will bring bark J jM your memories of the famous Silent Action Pictures, "DON JUAN," j jlgX FBEDRIC MARCH "TtojSrsrf Ceiiini" Presented wi\h 1 I with CONSTANCE BENNETT and FAY I I I WRAY (Star of "King Kong")
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      501 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT^ GOVERNMENTMSOTK F TENDERS. TENDER? WILL RE RECEIVED on the 12th November 1934 Colonial Secretary's Office, SiiigaDore persons desirous of contracting for Pl.es for the Singa poi e Prison tot a IMS" 6 yeai% COmmencing fro W L Making up of white satin j, forms for European Warden will
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    SECRET NAZI SIGN?
    70 9 Prague. White stockings have been strictly forHrtrien for m* n a*" a Q in noither Bohemia. They may not be worn either with plus fours or with shorts. Men appearing In the streets in white stockings are stopped by the police ana ordered to go home and
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      95 9 11-iilliilllril l l l l I I I > < m f Phase who is the j j "MASKED TERROR"? 111} **********11 i i > > > j When Other Remedies 1 I FAIL j TRY I mmmSmm I inii«rj» I IhhHh j PRICE 65 CENTS. t THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY,
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      64 9 Change td GIBBS! XN orld's best tooth cleanser is also the most economical. The handy, compact little case k e e p s Gibbs Solid Dentifrice dust proof, and fragrant to the end. None is spilled, was', d or squeezed out accidentally. Notice, too, how sparkling white your teeth become.
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      194 9 LOCAL BROADCASTING Programmes For Next Week i The following programme for next week is announced for by .station Z.H.I. Singapore, broadcasting on a wavelength of 49.9 metres. SUNDAY 1 am -1.30 p.m. recorded music. MONDAY 6 p.m. Recorded music. BJO p.m Relay of dance BUM c by Raffles Hotel Dance
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      326 9 PHOHI, HOLLAND j Programmes For The Week-End T}HE programmes for Saturday and J Sunday as announced by Phohi. Holland, broadcasting on a wavelength jf 25.57 mptres. is as follows:— SATURDAY 8 50 pm.: Opening-an nounc.emGJU and national anthem. j 9 00 p.m.: Phohi-Orehcstru under the direction of Loo Cohen. Special
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    34 10 HK l 11. URPEIRO Or i n Singapore-. TJinmiifr A-..! iy Cojilcii air <i 45 Funeral 10-. nv a; R 'tfadnri, a' 1.10 n.m P. m|. r»nrt« -i-f. 1 llonckon? pleas* ropy».
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    A LOOK AROUND
    671 10 YESTERDAY'S news cables were almost exclusively devoted tc the situation in the Far East, following a huge budget of news, lasting several days, about the double assassination in Marseilles Chief interest centred in the interview given by Mr. Quo Tai Chi, the Chinese Ambassador to London, on
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    282 10 Mr N. L. Alexander. M.C.S. has untitled ppointed a Police Magistrate for Pe>ang. T r. Kiichi Gunji is recognised as t» sul-General for Japan In Sing ore. Mr. E. R. Da vies has been appointed rtspeetor of Schools Singapore and Labuan. Mr. M. C. ff. Sheppard. M.C.S. has en appointed
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    Notes and Comments Jew Luxury Liner
    170 10 jN addition to the usual number oi round-• he-world luxury linens wlncl-* 11 their annual c-nll nex •hv Singapore will be given an op--OiUuiiiv early In 1935 of welcoming j w tourl t ship, the Asturias oi tlv val tea ll Line According to
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    The Dindings
    167 10 JN a letter to "British Malaya" regarding the territory of the Dindings which Is o be. restored to Perak, Mr. A. W. Brown states that retrocession was recommended by Mr. W. H. Treacher ras he hen was. In his annual report on Perak or 1896. Mr. Brown adds
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    British Films
    141 10 j'HR popularity 0 f British Bin tinues to grow, and theft 'ttalltv is a subject of approving ry neat among ctaena goers. i n N sonr. of the biggest successes 0 f n nonths have been scored wi h Britbd, productions. The film industry United States is alive
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    The Youth Of Asia
    204 10 \flE have referred previously oth competition organised by the New History Society, of New York, offering prizes to the youth of Asia for on the. subject. "How can Youth contribute to the realisation of a (Jnirers Religion.- The competition is limited lo native-born Asiatics who are
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    Topics Of The Day
    268 10 By "Looker-* > n JT is stated that the French army has a gun which will stun without killing. This move for a more humane variety ol war is excellent. It only remains to briu« In a rule that every man stunned m automatically disqualified from
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    31 10 GIRLS' CORNER, 2. FINANCIAL NEWS, 5. RADIO NOTES. 7. OUR READERS' VIEWS. 13. BANKRUPTCY COURT, 13. SPORTS NEWS, 14, 15 and 16. CHURCH SERVICES, 17. ROYS' CORNER, 19.
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    Italy Moves Troops Towards Yugoslavia ADRIATIC GARRISON STRONGLY REINFORCED
    637 11 SEQUEL TO 10UBLE ASSASSINATION AT MARSEILLES Unfriendly Comments Matter To Be Brought To The Notice Of The League Reuter. iVl (J\ EMENTS of Italian troops are causing uneasiness in Europe. It is stated that the Italian port of Zara on the
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    DR. WANG CHUNG HUAI
    100 11 Hongkong, Oct. 12. Dr. Wang Chung Iluai. the Chinese iudge of the International Court of Justice at The Hague, arrived in Hongkong vcsterday from Shanghai together with Mr. Liv Lo Van. He called on Mr. Hu Han Mill, the Kuomintang leader, at noon. Interviewed, Dr. Wang
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    FASHION REVOLT
    103 11 Heisingfors. A "revolution in dress" is the latest r.ews from the Soviet Union. The population, wh" tvere formerly content with what has boon touwn as "proletarian" dross, are now anxious to adopt the attire—and follow the fashions of— We stern civilisation. In order to conform to the revolutionised
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    43 11 An impressive view of the mighty Cannarder "Queen Mary" as she entered the water after being christened and launched by H.M. The Qu een Note the clouds of steam caused through the friction as the 40 000 ton Shall moved down the untitled
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    TRIPLE MURDER CHARGE
    310 11 Accused's Admission SEQUEL TO CEYLON LOVE AFFAIR Galle, Oct. 4. BEFORE Mr. K. H. D. Mande.s. Police Magistrate, of Gallc, Ceylon, a plaTnt was tiled to-day b> sub-Inspector Beddewela of th. Nagoda Police charging Eman s, watcher of Nakiadeniya Estate, witti having on Sept. 29 committed the
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    BOYCOTT OF GERMAN GOODS
    74 11 U.S. Labour Vote For Continuance Reuter. San Francisco, Oct. 11. jllE American Federation of Labouv voted for the continuance of ths boycott against German goods after discussing reports of conditions in Germany. It was asserted that German Trado Unionists and Jews were still oppressed. The decision
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    VOLUNTEER ATTACKS
    133 11 Chinese Flags Hoisted Over City Shanghai. Oct. 13. A FORCE of 500 Chinese Volunteers in Manch'ria launched a surprise attack on the city of Angchi on Chines? National Day (Oct. 10). They secured control of the city for several hours during which time, the Chinese flags were hoisted
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    "PERMANENT" TALKS
    83 11 Melbourne. A "beauty parlour" has been provided with telephone connections to each of the chairs where customers' hair is given a permanent wave When applying for the installation, the proprietress of the shop explained that her customers had expressed a de sire to pass th? time away by
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    NEW SITUATION IN INDIA
    264 11 CHANCELLOR'S SPEECH AT EDGBASTON Meal Conclusiois Different From Those In Whit? Paper Reuter. London, Oct, 12. t 0 last week's India d sjussion iii »he Conservative Cm.erence at Bristol was made h\ Air Neville Chamberlain, Chancellor of the Exchequer, in a speech to the Conservatives at
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    DEPRESSED AT NEWS FROM HOME
    98 11 Briton's Suicide In Shanghai Reuter. Shanghai, Oct. 12. A. S. LEECH, an employee of the Shanghai Municipal Council, was found dead In his room this morning with a pistol by his side. He was aged forty and was born at Chelmsford. Essex. He was unmarried
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    COLLISION SEQUEL
    129 11 Claim For Damages Fails Singapore. Saturday. A COLLISION between two motorcars, which occurred at the junction of South Bridge Road and Upper Nanking Street on July 2 last, had a sequel in the Civil District Court yesterday before Mr. H. R. Bull, when Wee Ban Cheng sued J.
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    U.S. COTTON INDUSTRY
    46 11 Working Hours To Be Reduced Reuter. Oct. 12. President Roosevelt has issued an executive order, which will be effective from December 1, whereby working hours ir the cotton garment industry will be reduced from forty to thirty-fix weekly with no reduction in wages.—Reuter.
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    57 11 Leave has been granted to the following Government servants' Dr. W. S. Leicester. Medical Officer. Malayan Civil Service; Mr. A. W. Perry. Superintendent, Posts and Telegraphs Department: Mr. G. Woods, Malayan Educational Service; Mr. R. Wilson, Assistant Superintendent. Survey Department. Mr. H. L. Ward, Assistant Superintendent, Survey Department; Mr. J.
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    The Drive Against China's Communists TROOPS OCCUPY HOTIEN
    344 12 Reds Fall Back VANGUARDS NEARING CHANGTING Shanghai, Oct. 13. AX important victory ha* bee is achieved by t&* Government force* liv'btinK the Keds in f* iikien. They have occupied Hoticn ami art continuing iheir pu«h on c'hangtinjr. th«' ('omirrunial .«ironfrbold. An official
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    NEW WORLD
    319 12 Child Welfare Society Dance A GALA charity ball in aid of the Child Welfare Society will be held to-day at the New World Cabaret. Th" laudable work by this Society is too j well-known to need reiteration but more j funds are required. This is a cause that
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    CHINA TRAVEL SERVICE
    52 12 Opening Branch Office In Singapore The China Travel Service, the only Chinese travel bureau of its kind in China, Is opening a branch office in Sirgapore. A reception will be held next Monday on the occasion of the inauguration. The company has branches in the principal cities
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    THE PAVILION
    292 12 Fine Acting In Bill Of Divorcement" THE CINEMAS k BILL of Divorcement," which A opened at the Paivilion Theatre last night, is a production of a unique tvDe and one that gains force more by reason of its excellent character drawing than from the entertainment offered by the"
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    RUSSIAN NOTE
    63 12 rIE Russian Embassy, at Tokyo has lodged a note with the Japanese Foreign Office demanding the release of the Soviet employees of the Soviet employees of the Chinese Eastern Railway following the. conclusion of the sale agreement. The Russians lav* been detained by the Manchukuo authorities tor several
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    TWENTY YEARS AGO
    323 12 From The Malaya Tribune Oct. 13,1914 [BUSHRANGERS IN SELANGORI MR. R. Ingram, of Karak Estate. Bentong. had a very exciting experience in Bentong district last Thursday. According to a report made i.o the Kuala Lumpur Police, he travelled by car from Bentong to Kuala Lumpur, and when
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    BAND CONCERT
    77 12 The band of the S.S. Police, under the direction of Mr. F. E. Minns, will perform the following programme, weather permitting, at Teluk <tn»or. on Oct. if. commencing at 9 p.m.: S( lection, "The Student Prince," Romberg fantasia on XVnith century anisic, MHl< r: march fantasia, "Colonel B4
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    DEATH OF LORD CUSHENDUN
    278 12 Reuter. Journalist, Statesman And Sportsman London, Oct. 12. rREII death is announced of Lord Cushendun.—Reuter. Ronald John McNeill. First Baron of Cushendun. was born on April 20. 1861. He was educated at Harrow and Christ Church, Oxford, and graduated in 1884. He was called to the
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    AMERICAN PRESSMEN
    81 12 Studying Sino-Japanese Dispute Shanghai. Oct, 13 Seven members of the party oi American journalists who nave beer visiting Manchuria arrived in Peipinr yesterday. A member who comes Trcm Chicago said in an interview that their tour Manchuria was at the request of the Japanese Press. Their visit In
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    CHINESE SENT FOR TRIAL
    621 12 Alleged Anonymous Petitions Singapore. Friday. SFRIOUS allegations were preferred against a Straits-born Chinese named Koh Soon Poh, when be app\a™ed before the Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Grice), to-day. He was indicted on three charges of abetment of forgery and was deiendec by Mr. W. E. Demuth.
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    NAVAL VISITORS
    121 12 British Warships Calling At Singapore CALLS at Singapore by Briitsh warships are notified as follows HM.S. Folkestone, arrive Nov. 2., from Hong Kong, depart Nov. 28 for cruise. H M.S. Eagle. Witch and Veteran, arrive Dec. 1 from cruise, depart Jan. 1. Eagle for England, destroyers for Hongkong.
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    NEW BILLS FOR COUNCIL
    266 12 Restriction Rules TRANSFER OF RUBBER SALES T'WO now Bills to he intm<|iu< ci next Wednesday V thi* Lepjislalixe Council are |>uhi• i. Ed in the Government liaxettr i.-> i yesterday. One deals with the Motlieftl S4H vices and the other with nihhn* trol. The first, oil
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    DR. J.T. CLARKE
    346 12 British Medical Journal Appreciation THE British Medical Journal gives the following details ef the career ot Dr. J. T. Clarke, formerly of Malaya, who died recently at the age of 69. Born at Hinckley. Leicestershire. In lg6o. Clarke was educated at Duiwich College and St. Thomas's Hospital,
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    SCHOOLBOY ROWE
    36 12 Reuter. Detroit. Or Schoolboy Rowe, the Detroit "Tigei pitching star, was married to his cJ hood sweetheart. Edna Mary Ski: of El Dorado. Arkansas, in the P'" sence of a handful of friends— Reuter
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    A Teacher, A Peon & A Drug Merchant
    717 13 A Teacher, A Peon A Drug Merchant TaUs ToU In Singapore Bankruptcy Court Singapore, Sat nrday. j HER in an English school, A Chinese druggist-shopkeeper chief peon of a European ared in the Bankruptcy esterday before Mr. Justice Ten ell for their pubMc O. Lim, Assistant Officia 1 mrt conducted
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    GAZETTE NOTICE
    141 13 ;ituralisation Ctrtificatc ({evoked Singapore. Saturday. I !rwing notification appears in i vcrnment «azt»t. issued the Governor in Council io i,kc Lazaru*- Joseph Chat -~r, to o rtittcate of Naturalisation Colony of til' Straits Set tic•itnbrred i fca* granted on th« t»l February, 1837. has sine? ..r i\u> gram
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    ATTEMPTED BRIBERY
    157 13 attempting to bribe a Pol cc erpreter, Islam Udin, a Queer tailor, was yestfrdav lined $8 or week's rigorous imprisonment by 1 If. Brander, the third police ifnstrate. tslam Udin said that he thought it the usual ihinn to offer br bes to court interpreters, but was rwise
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    IN THE LOCAL POLICE COURTS
    464 13 Alleged Assault On A Constable giDßapaic su u. day /"tTfATdGfcTS Wt i: :>iu I»rrl»v < Hi: in v/ hu *112 10 ii r iv (I* miji-, '»)i r*- Frvul. I I,'> 3 m Ml Alii Til.-.' S'Kh, l**i »»••<- ci rurro»*. was produc d t>»
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS
    928 13 Letters To The EJit or. [Our readers are invited in ur>!e fc i on tuUjeclt of public interest, li *MMt be understood Vial the 'Malaya rihur-r" aoer tM nectssarilu en- :se opinions fttp/t&ted by sarrcsvcndnts. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF IS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten double spacing), ana
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    Padang Rugby In Continuous Downpour
    241 14 Late Try Gives S.C.C. Victory Over The R.A.F. Singapore, Saturday. T N a continuous downpour the S. C.C. I -A- and the R AF. met at rugby on the padang. The S.C.C. "A" won by a solitary try Itnwe PO The S) visitors were unlucky
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    HOCKEY TEAMS
    52 14 The following have been invited to play hockey for the S.C.C. v. R.E. on Monday at S.C.C.:—H. A. Exley; B. E. Ablitt, J. R. McDougall; W. Hannay. J. G. Davies. E. C. Watson; E. A. Joy. C. A. Carey, T. M. Calhaem, Lt. Comdr. R. I. Hoyle, H.
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    50 14 The following will represent the Delta Panners XI against the Wireless Station. Kranji in a friendly soccer match on Sunday at the wireless ground: Kirn Guan. Ah Seng, Leng Hodk, Koon Chye, Teck Chye. Kok Keun, Ah Kow, Teck Soon. James Goh. Kee Chuarj, Ah Kow, Kirn Tong, Kay Eng.
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    TO-DAY'S MATCH
    203 14 Singapore v. Johore On Padang SINGAPORE will meet Johore to-day in an inter-state rugger match on ihe Padang. kick off being at 5 j*h Q! "PMi C. Salter will referee and the teams will in? as follows: SINGAPORE: J. Hutchinson; F. G Minns, A. P. Cra.gie. D. G
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE
    77 14 The Medical College will play their first rugby fixture of the season against the HMS. Terror on Saturday on the College ground at 5 p.m. The following will represent the Medical College: Megat Jemal; Yeoh Bok Choon. Ong Kee Yearn icapt.K K. Sivagnanam. Ng Wood Kan; Lim Swee
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    MALACCA HOCKEY
    22 14 An incident in the Wiltshire Regim nt goalmouth in the hockey match yesterday when the S.C.C. were beaten by 2-1
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    An incident in the Wiltshire Regim nt goalmouth in the hockey match yesterday when the S.C.C. were beaten by 2-1
    68 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Oct. 11. Playing on the Kubu ground, the Teachers beat ihe Indian Association at hockey yesterday by rive goals to one The Teachers' side included many schoolboys. They scored first through Aeria. Thangavalu equalised for the Indians before half-time. In the second half the Teachers
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    MISS GEM HOAHING
    100 14 Officiates As Umpire At Wimbledon MISS GEM HOAHING, the 13-year-oki Chinese tennis player, v. ho won the Middlesex junior girls' title and also the doubles, recently umpired a match at Wimbledon. She is not yet 14, but she sat on the umpire's ladder during the National Junior
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    MUAR FOOTBALL
    98 14 Pedara Tunggal Champions On A Walk-Over Quite a good crowd turned up for th. football match between the P.W.D. and the* Pedara Tunggal Football tea n on t)w padang in the Muar (First Division) League, but they were disappointed when the P.W.D. (turning out with ord/ es£hi players)
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    WOMEN'S CRICKET
    350 14 Anglo-Australian Test Matches WHEN the idea was first mooted it was announced that the English women cricketers would be leaving for Australia on the same boat- as the Australian players" returning to the Commonwealth from their recent tour. Now. however, it is announced thai England's women will not
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    .MARATHON GOLF
    84 14 376 Consecutive Holes In 24 Hours! Three hundred and seventy-six consecutive holes in twenty-four hours and ten minu.es is the latest golfing record. It has been set up by Colonel B. Karnham on «he Guildford. Conn Lakes course. He averaged twenlffive holes an hour in the last three
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    SELANGOR BADMINTON
    165 14 Draw For lnter-Teain Singles Tournament (From Our Own Correspondent/ Kuala Lumpur, Friday The following ts the draw for the SelatiKor Inter-tcam badm nton ..lnules tournament: SUNDAY: —Happllads v. Sunr.ydale; K.L. Tamil* v. Tai's Patty. OCT. 21 -VUladal" v. Happllads; Tat s Pony v Sunnydale OCT. 27:— K. L.
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    BOXING POSTPONED
    141 14 Programme To Be Held To-morrow Singapore. Saturday.. OWING to bad weather the fights which were to hav.e been held ot the Great World Arena laet night were postponed urn 11 to-morrow. It began to rain from 3 o clock or so in the afternoon. When it held on
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    LOCAL GOLF
    48 14 Match Between Keppel G.C. And Johore C.S.C. Members of the Keppel Golf Club are notitied that the course will be closed on Friday, Oct. 19, from 3.50 p.m. to all members except those playing in the match against the Johore Civil Service Club on that date.
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    69 14 The following will represent the Java Traders' Association in a friendly pingpong fix'-ure against the S.O.R.C. on Sunday at the latter's premises at 2 p.m. Players are requested to assemble at the Association's premises at 1.30 p.m. for transport: Soh Kirn Peow. Chua Eng Cheong, Koh Tian Hock, Low Yew
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    GOVT. SERVICES LEAGUE
    349 14 The Concluding Mai h PRESENT ATI 0 THE TROi'H; Singapore, Sa 'THE Government g League was col with the final mat Jovernment Monop* li< Marine Department, presentation of the tr< The Marines did v Monopolies, who had alreadj championship, to a dra The result ol the mate
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    SHANGHAI TENNIS
    198 15 Chinese Pair Win Doubles Championship IJORDON LUM and Guy Cheng gave Shanghai's foreign tennis stars a lesson in the value of persistent and calm effort. Through those qualities they easily outplayed Maurice Benavitch and Lewis Carson and deleated them for the Shanghai Lawn Tennis Association men's doubles title
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    THE CESAREWITCH PROBABLES
    137 15 Jockeys Assigned G. RICHARDS TO RIDE LOOSE STRIFE Reuter. London, Oct. 12. 'J'HE following are the prohable starters and jockeys for the Cesarewitch Stakes to be run at Newmarket on Wednesday, Oct. 17:— lOOSE STRIFE. Gordon Richards. COTON EASTER, Nicoll. NEGRC Ra>. SOLIMAN'S FEAST. Bearv ROI de
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    HOME FOOTBALL
    272 15 League Fixtures For To-Day I"HE following fixtures In the English 1 iind Scottish Football Leagues wll) 3e played to-day: FIRST DIVISION Arsenal v Manchester City. Aston Vilia v Tiverton. Blackburn R. v Mtdcilcsbro*. Chelsea v. HuddersOcld T. Derby C. v. Grimsoy T. Leeds United n She-field W, Leicester
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    ONAN ROAD B.P. WIN
    121 15 The Gnan Road Badminton Party defeated the Solarium Badminton Party by four games to two last Saturday, lfter a series of exciting matches, before a large gathering of badminton enthusiasts. The last tie was abandoned owing to failing hght. Result (Onan Road players mentioned first): Singles:
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    68 15 A friendly return badminton match of seven singles will be played between the Mayfatr B.P. "B" team and the Serangoon Lads B.P. 'B" team on Sunday at the latter's court, Yio Chu Kang Road at 3 p.m. The Mayfair B.P. will be represented by the following: G. S See, H.
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    RIFLE MEETING
    304 15 Malay Volunteers At Bukit Timah rpHE tenth annual rifle meeting of the Malay Company of the S.V.C. was held at Bukit Timah Rifle Range n i? ctmg was °P en all members b i- Com v^ n y 3V.C. and the 2nd Battalion s.v.c. Intelligence Section. About ,0
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    INTERPORT CRICKET
    174 15 112 Amazing Collapse Of Both Shanghai And Hankow In spite oi an amazing collapse In himj hai in their second Inning.; tlir i* crpor cricket nuueh again; ii i W »i T HllUkoW In U VUV'II} lar.£..a> by 4,1 ninft, The fina: r-ot>-. <?re. Shanghai. ir>9 and SU;
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    ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH BRIGADE
    81 15 The dates and fund ties of the S Joseph's Church Brigade billiards and badminton tournaments are as follows: BILLIARDS HANDICAP:. Sunday Oct 14. at 9.30 a.m. Cyril Seheikis v. Fred Rczario. BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP Tv day. Oct. 16. a! 7.00 p.m Fred Rozario V Dr. E. S.
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    SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB
    25 15 The event at the Singapore Swimming Club on Sunday wijl be Hay. Taylor Cup —SQOj Metres free ityta (handicap: open < all classes).
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      407 15 j /fc//a TEASPOON -makes a cup of delicious body-building, health-giving Romjw's cocoa. Rovvntree's Cocoa makes more cups per tin because it's a purer cocoa and—U costs > j per tin. Sole Agents A DAMSON, GILFILLAN A CO., LTD., Ifonfkeag Hank Chambers. SINGAPORE. R-l. I d*S| PERMANENT WAVE ISa COMPLETED IN
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    KLANG BADMINTON TOURNAMENT
    631 16 Doubles Championship Semi-Final (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. BY vir iK of heir win over V. Ka diab and Wong Wing Lun of the <eavow< B.P, the Yale pair Lee Eng Swee and Teh Boon Kea- have qnallfi '1 "o meet Ifoey Liang Teck and
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    15 MINUTES A DAY FOR HEALTH
    513 16 H.w Johnny Weissmuller Keeps Fit lIEALTH cr wen Wilh 13 minuU of. physic»! Jwnv -c bv -Johnny Wrfssmuller. world'/ champion sw mmer wJvj voiiiic. world's records dur.ni Ws n ca-eer and Is new considered o have in ol -he moil nearly perfe.n n i.
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    SIR PHILIP SASSOON'S COMMENTS
    58 17 Greatly Appreciated In Bangkok (Fro.n Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Oct. 12. SIR Philip Sas.ioon's favourable comments on the Don Muang Aerodrome, when compared with similar aerodromes in Alor Star and Penang. are app.-eciated here where the authorities since 1919 have endeavoured to provide for the needs
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      304 17 Diet ill ol rearing hcalttoonps lull dogs rit in hot i vercome by LACTOL. ideal diet for all dogs from ,\t 11 >L ensurct -strong i onstitution, and healthy provides the highest degree irishmen! without in any way th« digestion. Containing i iiv many pappy and nts. Ktai yonr puppies
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      589 17 CHURCH SERVICES Details For This Week-Eml ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL 6.50 a.m., Holy Communion. 7.30 a.m., Matins. 8 a.m., Holy Communion (Choral). 0.30 p.m., Evensong (Choral) and Sermon. Preacher: Rev. A.V. Wardle, Chaplain, Mission to Seamen. 10.30 a.m. Voluntary Service at R.A.F. Base. Holy Communion on Monday. Wednesday, and Friday at
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      462 17 8.13 a.m., Sunday School. 9.30 a.m., Public Worship Service. Preacher: Rev. J. S. Mather of the Wesleyan Methodist Church, Colombo. 7 p.m., Christian Youths' Assn. Meeting. Wednesday, 5.30 p.m., Membership Class 6.30 p.m., Bible Study. 7 p.m., Prayer Meeting. Speaker: Mr. Y. S. David. Thursday, 5.30 p.m.. Choir Practice. 6
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      230 17 DRIVES HIMSELF TO WORK AT 82 And Still Plays A Little Golf How many of us, when we are 82, will be the equal in health and activity of this vigorous old Scottish engineer In a let:;>r h says:— "I arrived here from Scotland on the 7'l April 1870. I
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    DR. LO WEN KAN
    157 18 Returning To South China Shanghai, Oct. 12. r\R Lo Wen Kan. who has resigned II Horn his post as Minister of Justice arrived in Shanghai from Nanking yesterday, tte will shortly leave for Canon His home is In Kwangtung. Mr Wang Lo Vi leaves Shanghai for
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    MARIA—ROLLAND
    51 18 MARIA —ROLLAND Interesting Wedding At Kuala Lumpur (From Our Own Reporter; Kuala Lumpur, Friday. The marriage took place at the local registry office to-day. before Mr. F. X Wilson, of Chiistian Jean Maria, of Sube Budu Es ate, Kua*a Lipis, and Marie Lawrence Rolland. Members of the French Community were
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      637 18 1 lUClUtlURKU Tdegraphic Addr«»s:~Calch.mieo. I uAoAMULAnljIA usefu l and va ua ble herbs 1U have been used. A.—IT*. I I Me Up" after child birth and acute I I diseases. A very reliable brain and S tl j| general tonic for u«th men ani 1 PRICE $1-00 a bottle j
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      41 18 ZS*« *£YL FRENCH REMEDY. THERAPiON No.l THERAPION N0.2 THERAPION N0.3 So.i.jF**^ OurM ***** Po.»on. No. S Cur.l Chronlo —nin_ X2 K f' j >rie Ch«BiUt»,or cither No. r«turn MalL 25; lr X OLBRO-a WLUS for thtLlvw Kid n«y&—w*ak fcldn«v« A jjtsJBs£
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      133 18 H 1 r 1 jl I "LACTOGEN" MĔm\% > brings smiles and smiles J j] U meen happiness. A healthy j jj I child makes a happy E 1 mother. Follow this simple t$ j j| advice, endorsed by doctor.- H "Give your children jj I 1 5 I "LACTOGEN"
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      382 18 Wireless TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME Organ Recital By Harold Ramsay r -DAY'S Empire wireless programme is as follows? 0.20 p.m.: 14ate Signal from Big Ben. The Scottish Studio Orchestra, directed bv Guy Dairies, from an Edinburgh studio. 7.0 r p.m.: Sydney Gustard at the mean of the Canmon' Palace Cinema, Chester.
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    BOYS' CORNER Uncle Bob's Mail Bag
    97 19 Dm hums. I ana glad to say that the mail his week has,been exceedingly large, li however, some of your contri- fail to appear, it is just due lo Ibt Fad 'hat there is no space foi then in this week's issue. ol jrour
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    Education
    313 19  -  h* "Ngam Tong Fail" I I. »f> prowb aaVt: "Know t* wit. •I nothing can bi* succeiplishcd without knowledge, should not wn«o our tin Ml. younn Il .-:i ha* nim> at <ettinfc ttu tin or*? men 'hut Thev iua\ "r>rhablv and broad-minded 'til bfMj* in mind ihr word -♦tCno\
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    A Morning
    165 19  -  Qu "L. S." Iv unythinjj concerning tl»?• '> ••v* I» ni»' express my (le«;p- t't'iis in 'Charles Ho" for tne »u ruLhu\ I tfilUd out o! my bed the ak' 1 hi rosy and colourful hues n «1K i.un urt wakening chirped a rev •"> and he wars
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    Two Friends
    643 19  -  (By "Wee Sian Heng." Two hundred years ago there lived In America two young men. They wei" great friends, and one was older than the other by two years. John Smith was the younger mail., name and the elder man was called Jim Snow. John Smith came from
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    Milk Woman And Her Pail
    136 19  -  (By "Johny Sun" Once a farmers' daughter was carrying a pail of milk from the farm yard to the farmer's house. On her way home she was talking to herself and said. "If I sell all the. milk I shall be able to buy 300
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    "An Unlucky Day For Mick"
    217 19  -  By "Eddie Tun." I Boi>bie was o little boy who Uvea with his father and mother in a small cottage on a lonely moor. He had no brothers or to play with, his only companion being u scotcl terrier called Mick Now, Mu-k wa gJTutly
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    Light Houses
    378 19  -  >Bu "Seasstion Ong." Some oi iite danger? »o siups auc! steamers .<r u are rocky shores, and sunken rock on which *hlps may b driven bv v-.» ~i<d wind and sandbanks upon which they m i,v net maruom-d because ihe watf r is shallow 3ncl b« broken 10
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    Knowledge And Character
    180 19  -  <BU "Hwa Lim" Every on? ha* hi* own desires which are different irom thoae of other*. soiw o! them wish io have wealth while other» wish <o Ruin Rood reputation-. The thing which we students want I neither wealth nor reputation. bin knowledge. Bacon Said "Knowledge Is
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    A Fountain Pen's Adventure
    280 19  -  (By "K. P. Pung." 1 am a fountain pen, 1934 model bom in U.S.A. Three days after my birth I was shipped from my native land with the rest of my brothers to Singapore. On our arrival we wer? placed in show cases to be sold
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    The King And The Jester
    208 19  -  ißy "See Tok Gow." Once upon u time, ihti't lived ;t knv' who hud a favourite jester in his <»ovr rhe jester wits an amusing man 4*»d the king allowed hinj a an at d"nl of llbertj. taking :»II Ms pranks and often impertinent saying?
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