Malaya Tribune, 12 September 1935

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malat/as National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VoL XXH- -No. 21S SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1935 FIVE CKNTh» The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, Sept. 12, 1935. Malaya Tribune 20 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1935. FIVE CENTS.
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    Shipping News & Notices. JAPANESE SERVICE
    311 2 Shipping News Notices. JAPANESE SERVICE New Ships For S. American Run Planned THE Osaka Shosen Kaisha is credited within the intention of having three shine, »-ach of 10.000 tons and a speed ot 21 knots, bui't for the freight service to South America. Pend'.ng their construction it. Is proposed to
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    SHIPPING STRIKE OFF
    214 2 Sydney Seamen Accept Terms Of Settlement Sydney, N.S.W.. Aug. 24. By an overwhelming majority, a BrtaM meeting of 1,500 striking seamen, in the basement of the Sydney Town Hall, decided to declare off the shipping strike. The terms of settlement agreed upun at the compulsory conference in
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    RECORD PASSAGES
    287 2 Upilix», HluwrsKips' lVino «sNN NltU"i. motorHtip wbici. il j«< «o de tbe worbl'l, mo l p'.Wortul eur«eo due tbe ol tbe Ootury lrol» l3n2/ln„d lo tb« Ci»pe Sbe mnd2» tlie lrom to l2ble Nay in 15 <laH-s 14 iiour, 12 mlnute<;. >>> 83 minutes ib«' record «et up
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      500 2 I STEAMER SAILINGS P& o<.nd (BRITISH INDIA P a 8. N. Co*s SAILINGS: i) OUTWARDS. Dim Tonnage. Singapore. 1985. I < til l UAL 10,000 Sept. 1H .SOMALI 6,810 Sep*. 26 If CATHAY 15,000 Sept 27 RAWALPINDI J7.000 Oct. 11 BANGALORE 0,000 Oct 84 y CORFU 16,000 Oct 26 I
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      45 2 OS.X. LINE I s.s. "MANILA MARU" (10,000 G. Tons). LEAVES SINGAPORE SEPT. 12th. direct for COLOMBO lit tod Deck. $120. $31.20 $17. The above vessel provides good accommodation especially for Deck passengers. For further particulars please I apply to: i OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA, TEL. 5887—«.
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    86 3 Reuter Wireless. Fairly Good Undertone Maintained London. Sept. 10. Stock Exchange maintained p good undertone tQ-day but in the Imosl t-omplete absenc? of fr?sb buaithc markets have been featnrelesf Wheat was quiet and easier on profitig pending the United States v Renofl bin sisal was strong and Base
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    LYALL & EVATT’S DAILY REPORT
    140 3 LYALL EVATT’S DAILY REPORT Singapore. Thursday. MINING As anticipated, the improved delivery figure ol tin during August last has been a contributing factor in the decision made by the I.T.C. to ratify the continuation of tin production under the lin Restriction Scheme, at 65 per for a further oeriod of
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    Financial News & Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARKQUOTATIONS
    1518 3 Financial News Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARKQUOTATIONS ,n« <«»>,«..»« »l» i«u«6 l°n««l »n<l o», »n<> »n6 l?v»t»:— t^lllXllXU 3il,!'.ip<>l'.' lbursday, ltl 2i,»»2. L«»uc prascr >»L' u. 4« Co 2v«t, 4 5mpul. 4 4 <i 4 4 0 11 5 32« 33 6cd 32 6 33.6xd tl 5 lvla.ay 53- 60 xd
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    86 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. S'ngapore, Thursday, noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R S.S. n esses (F. 0.8. September) 18 7 s 10% Good F.A Q. ia cases CT.OB. September) 189 16 18 1116 No. I.X.R S S. (Spot-loose) (available Singapore) 19 19% do. September 19
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    RAUB GOLD
    29 3 Output l?or four Nntiell 8opt 7 llil> ontoul ol ll'e N.»l!b />ll5tral':o. Oold IVlllilluz Co.. Ltd. lor tbe ion: weelc., ended Sent 7 wa> l.654 5l 0,,»»,^.
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    RUBBER CROP
    23 3 The rubber crop cf The Bui; t Kutil Rubber Estates, Ltd. for the month *>f August. 1935. was 22 474 lb.
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    SHARE MARKET IN SINGAPORE
    923 3 liuliil.cs» V>.U l.0'8 ltli:i'0«1 i MESSRS. Praser and Co.'s report on the Singapore share market, for the week ended Sept. 10 states:-- 1 From cables received lrom home it b evident that as far as the Italian- I Abyssinian dispute is concerned, Euro- j pean diplomacy
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    137 3 Prices Realised At Yesterday's Sale. SinFuplire, Wedn^sda^. 'rnl»: 8ln»i2pc're Cbamber ,.f Co,>n,22'lc Nudder it? 1243>.i lU2ti"n to-da.v wben tber»» W2r. < :»l2lQl?N"i 1.196.648 Ids—t'.n.- 53»,22 Ollored 1.175.619 lb —ton» 524 83 Io'll 1.II3.31N ll»<—to„< 497 0! 1>Nli0li—S>li"t 5.7 l6«l VorK S,«oi. ll.9/16 rts. PNICL8 NH5LI2l:D Nil>»> <l
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    EXCHEQUER RETURNS
    178 3 Convincing Signs Of Trade j Improvement L.wdoii. Seot. 1(1 THE favourable impression «rc.i d by the unemployment jn<August published v:<wrr'i>\ Ulr i i incorded thai »h r iiwber v»r ampi»"«ved had decr'asf-d lay *****0 iree the bĕginnlue of the- en t i- -u iwheneu bv this week's exchenrrr
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    UNITED MALACCA RUBBER
    21 3 lbe lubbt" >! >.,. v>> lor tbe montb ol 5u> t l;,3> v >>" ln lollll lor 4 Mo,"ll' 204.2'.l. '.b <
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      378 3 If I SAFEGUARDED INSURANCE. So long as premium* on j insurance are met protec- tion for your family ii a certainty. But there is always tfoa danger that protection m*j be lost, when an accident diverts funds from the insurance t« me expense*. The Asia Life offers a sure and
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      144 4 AN IDEAL EATING HOUSE. European Indian Dishes Always Available. Open Daily up to 2 a m. I INTERNATIONAL I'7~ j Corner of North Brgdjfe Road and Arab Street I j .1 jRHRIISfi OL I I BEST I h PERFUMED lIAI ROIL I 1 I AND I I MEDICATED BRAIN I
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    CHINESE ART
    146 5 London Exhibition In November British Official Wireless. London, Sept. 10. PREPARATIONS for the International Exhibition of Chinese Art which will op n In London in Nov. 22 arc well rdvamed and selected art treasures from i Peking PaluCe brought by H-M.S. Suf- folk In 93 steel lined Caws
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    JUDICIAL APPOINTMENT
    56 5 New Chief Justice Of The Gold Coast British Official Wireless. London, Sept. 10. The King has been pleased to give directions for the appointment of Mr. Philip Bertie Petrides, Chief Justice, Mauritius, to be Chief Justice of the Gold Coast in succession to Sir George Campbell D?ane, who
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    PRINCE OF WALES
    49 5 Returns From The French Riveira British Official Wireless. London, Sept. 10. The Prince of Wales concluded his five weeks' holiday on the French Reviera last night when he left Cannes. He broke his journey at Geneva be--1 fore proceeding this morning to Budai pest.—British Official Wireless.
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY’S SHIPPING
    267 6 THE OLYMPIC I Bought In Britain To Help Tyneside London, Sept. 10 The Cunard-White Star liner. Olympic has been purchased by Sir John Jarvis, founder of the Surrey fund for helping the Tyneside for over £100.000. It is understood the Olympic will
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    MONEY MARKET
    293 6 SELLING Singapore, Sept. 12. London 4 months' sight 24 1,16 London,3 months' sight London 60 days' sight a 2 London 30 days' sight London demand 15t16 London IST. 66 Lyons and Paris demand JJ[ Hamburg demand b v New York demand j Salvia and Sourab.aya demand Mfc Samarang
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    PRODUCE
    183 6 Singapore. Sep*.. G- R. .Siam. W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $134 .Slaml W. Coitft NO. 2 per Koyan *132 r (Slam* W Coast No. 3 per Koyan $13(1 Si«BBlai No. 1 per Koyan $10n S£ BSi No. 1 p<* Koyan *M Slam. Ric« 1 i; a o Slam.
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    DIARY OF THE DAY
    124 6 WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY SEPf 12 Hieh Tides: —10 58 a.m.. 10.36 pMi Singapore Volunteer Rifle Asst'chi'm Meeting, Drill Hall. 5 15 p m Football: S.A.F.A. Cup, R.A F. v fM,. Anson Road Stadium. TO-MORROW. SEPT 11} High Tides:—ll.2l am, J122 pm.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    83 6 ALHAMBRA. —"Baboona." CAPITOL—"The Love Affair ct the Dictator." EMPIRE. —"Do Down West." GREAT WORLD —Cabaret Danclin Side-shows, Malay Operas.. Chinese Wayangs. Cinemas, Tabries, etc. HOLLYWOOD—"WiId Women of Borneo" and "The Barretts oi Wimpole Street." MARLBORONGH The Marx Brothers in "Duck Soup." NEW WORLD. —Cabaret Dancm% Side-shows, Malay Operas Chinese
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    33 6 Mails expected from Europe (London mails t by the P. and O. tChitralj, time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 8.45 a.m. to-morrow, and general delivery of letters 8.45 a.m. to-morrow.
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURES
    73 6 The sjs. Manila Maru for East Africa and South America. Mails previously announced as closing at 11 a.m. to-day will now close at 7 p.m. to-day. Tne s.s. Bontekoe for South Africa and Mauritius. Mails previously announced as closing at 3 p.m. yesterday will now close at 3
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      871 6 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL J TO-NIGHT i SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT 1 8.16 to 9.15 p.m. I 1 DANCE (formal) MS to midnight and the World Famous Dancer? 1 YOLA PAUL I Laic of Fellies Bergeres, Palladium, Ciro's, Etc. a v;., Mlv Non-diners $1.00 s I Appearing NigntlJ I I SATURDAY SEPT.
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      147 6 MARINE NOTICE I letter has been received -<*t the Master Attendant's Office front the Dutch Consulate stating that acc.:rdir f to a tclegiaphic communication from the chief Inspector of Navigation at Hat a via. the lightbuoy Stahton Passage N., Banka Strait, i.s burning again.' a *> k VESSELS ARRIVED Tinombo,
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      204 6 [POSTAL INTULIGtNCtj 1 mmw* SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Phillippine islands 2P m Trengganu (generally), Besut nuneun Kemaman and Lmolek Ho) 3 p.m. 5S |l aSath (Rohna-) 3 p.m. Mauritiut (Bontekoe) 3 p.m. Burma 1 (Khandalla) 3 p.m. j mdia, East and p m Africa South (Letter ™il, 3 pm nornrkalis
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    NIPPED IN THE BUD
    103 7 Kevolt Frustrated At Lisbon Ruter Wireless. Lisbon, Sept. 11. \*IQUE states that the GovA was aware of the revolu•ement planned yesterday necessary measures to arrest icated officers at the moment of at the Artillery Barracks, the signal shots would have j v iutionaries planned the ar-
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    ORDEAL UP IN THE SKY
    111 7 Pilot t pside Down For 40 Minutes Cleveland Olilo. upside d»»wn oviji the aeroplane for forty io municipal aerodrome u?.'h a loose wheel. •1 «Ait.» had nrver piloted an re manipulated the cou.ft .k!;is ofT with three pasj- i nil T ?.lr Dick Field, r.atice'*
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    CAPITAL OF £200,000
    104 7 First British-American Corporation Reuter. London. Sept. 11. THE City welcomes the formation of the firet British-American Corporation with an initial capital of £200,000. The firm will transact trading in British and American securities, banking, underwriting and issuing business in conjunction with the American parent company, the First
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    A SNATCH THIEF
    105 7 Stole Malay Woman's Chain And Pendant Singapore, Thursday. Described as a snatch thief, a vtar-old Chinese named Low Fook Yuen Was charged with theft of a gold chain j and pendant valued $60 before Mr C. H. Whitton, ihe Third Magistrate, this morning. ~v The complainant, who
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    CORONER'S COURT
    202 7 Machinery Accident At Bukit Timah Singapore, Wednesday. THE circumstances surrounding the death of an Indian workman who was involved in a machinery accident on the premises of the Hume Pipe Co., Bukit Timah Road, early on Saturday morning, werei inquire/J into by the Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. G.
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    SIR R. JOHNSTON
    113 7 Well-Known Orientalist In Manchuria Dairen. SepL 11. Sir Reginald Johnston *rom Japan yesterday a day and a night late on account of storm and proceeded to Chanechun in the morning He will have audience of the Emperor this evenln|'ir Reginald told interviewers that he intended to write
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    "A REGULAR BAD HAT"
    119 7 Singapore. Thursday. "He is a regular bad hat," remarked Court Inspector D. R. Cowie in the PoSce Courts yesterday when a Bengali named Jaga Singh was produced and charged with being a reputed thtet before Mr. C. H. Whitton, the Third Ma /aga r singh was
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    FLOOD RELIEF
    50 7 Singapore, Wednesday. The Singapore Hokien Huai Kuan has cabled a further sum of $10,000 to-day towards tho Fukien Flood Relief Fund, making a total of $31,000. All the funds were sent to General Lee Yuan Lian in Chuanchow, Fukien, for distribution to the refugees in the flood areas.
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      124 7 On Sept. 16 The MALAYA TRIBUNE Wiir Publish A Special Illustrated Supplement In Commemoration Of The 40th Anniversary Of The Accession To The Throne ot H. D. The Sultan Of Johore And His Highness's 62nd Birthday This supplement, in addition to containing some rare photographs of His Highness which have
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      247 7 CLUB DIARY {There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." .This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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      375 9 TULHTDK DAVAI positively last ltlL/lltiEi IfUIJIL two show;; to-day. 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 Still drawing crowded Houses. NAVINCHANDRA, India's Champion Athletic star in an unusually grand, romantic comedy role— RAN CHANDI Wi'h MEHTAB Singling Comedy i Stunts Supported By "Quetta Earthquake" Commentry By Miss SULOCHANA l» SPLENDID FEATURES FOR ONE PAYMENT.
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    SHIRKING THE ISSUE
    738 10 rjFFICIALDOM, when faced with awkward questions, not infrequently retires into one of two favourite bolt holes. Either it seeks refuge in evasive replies or it shelters in the sanctuary of silence. There was an example of this reluctance to face vital issues at the last meeting of
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    BLUE BUSES
    181 10 Decision Regarding Suburban Service THE following decision by Committee No. 1 of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners is announced: Decided to adhere to the decision to allow the Blue Bus Co. to continue to serve the semi-suburban bus route from Keppel Road junctions with Kampong Bahru and Nelson Roads
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    NEW POLISH CHAMBER
    55 10 Reuter Wireless. >Varsaiv. Iept. III. I'ne uev Onamder. a» tnc result ol vestcrclav's elections. >vlU consist ol l»4 Poles tvn vomen. lour nineteen ITxi-ainians an6 one Russian. tne election vas non-party un6er tdc nev electoral lav an6 vltn tne exception ol national minorities tde opposition parties refuses
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    25 10 Wednesday. Sept. 11, „f H *w E cellen ?y Presided at a meeting of the Executive CouncH held at Government House this morning
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    JOHORE STATE COUNCIL
    27 10 A meeting of the Johore Council of State will be held at the DewarJ Johore Bahru, on Tuesday, Sept. 24, at 11 a m
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    Untitled
    31 10 Members of the Straits Chinese sf a^» g x C L ub are Winded of the "Hat Night" to be held in the Institute Hall Prinsep Street, at 8 15 pm
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    Notes and Comments Qantas Pilot
    169 10 r»APT. L. J. Brain, of Qantas Airways, in the course of an interesting address to the Rotary Club, emphasised that aeroplanes are taken quite as a matter of course in the small towns ot Australia which the air routes cover. Aviation is accepted as a
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    Singapore's Aerodrome
    199 10 JHE speaker gave a testimonial to tne civil aerodrome now being prepared in Singapore, which he did not hesitate to say would be the finest of its kind in the world. Being close to the town, it will make the inhabitants generally realise still better what air travel
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    Lift's Little Joke
    206 10 can be ironical at times. Just when a. person is complacently re garding the world as the best of all places, life ups and lets him have an extra special right in the midriff. Just take the case of Mr. Rickett. who the oilier day found himself
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    Malaya's Oldest Ruler
    168 10 CONGRATULATIONS to His Highness the Sultan of Selangor, who on Wednesday celebrated his 72nd birthday. His Highness Raja Suleiman, ascended the throne in 1898 and on the day of the funeral of his grandfather, the late Sultan Abdul Samad, was installed by the Resident-General, who read the
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    Topics Of The Day
    328 10 "1x»oKer^)n" i TRAINER says, "Never run after a good meal." Certainly not Let them bring it to you. A It is suggested that the reason so many film stars turn blonde is that they want to be fair to their public. m When we look at
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    Britain To Uphold The League Covenant But Cannot Act Alone
    451 11 Meetings Of Oe/ence ITALIANS IMPRESSED foreign Minister's strong 8p^ec/z t?ene«va >x .i 8ll'olij5 5pecclli itit tke of llic V>> mlilv tke lUr.tl.>iK 8ir Noure, 8tat?6 tkat tlie memli:r nations nnl>. upliolcl tlie ol tk? l.caFuo. "It lit»! merel> a question
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    BRITISH PUBLIC OPINION SOLID?
    1756 11 Reuter Wireless. liome. 3ept. 11. s>l>1.IIIt.V1. rircles sluto ll,«l siaron ,l ripl> to Samuel ll,iir< >l. I<nvlll N8 it 18 ,«,n> n't roil lierc trlat, tlie 2lstlir,8 tlNl8licll s:ir »> sicnivA is conc rnctl. lt i>i lltnietl, ln»vever. IKat «litre :»nv question ot Italv l,:o tlie
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    ROTARY IN ROTARY
    162 11 "liilk Lv prince pur<icl»litrn /prom O.l/ <)»c,l Curreilponlicn/' lvlalaccu. 3ept ll 'lpUt: tvl2laccn Notary Club beld 2 diniler l25t niebt at tbe Ivl2i2y Volunteer Neudquarter» Notarian president lvl O ll Nbeppard presided and tbere was 2 l2rge 2ttend2nce ol more tlmn lorty niemders. including many l2dles. N
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    PROCESSING TAXES
    45 11 Reuter Wireless. Boston. Sept. 10. I The war against processing taxes on commodities was carried a stage further when fourteen New England textile mills obtained injunctions to prevent collection of these taxes, the iniunc- 1 tions being effective until Sept. 30.— Reuter Wireless.
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    RUSSIA'S THREAT TO CHINA
    197 11 Uelp I'or lkc P0I.I^V Shanghai, Sept. 12. IN view of the rapprochement between China and Japan, the Soviet threatens to take strong measures for the intensification of programme for the sovietisation of Kansu and Chinghai, the western provinces in China, and give more positive support to
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    CHINESE FESTIVAL
    92 11 ll»e 2ulumn leslivu! l2lls tod2v. lt lbs- Nlle«lilb d.ay ol elgbtb inonn according to tbe lnn.ir calendar. preparations bave been goi'lg un tl). pn--t lew week.- l"- re.<».!N:.»l>' lurriln!; out lboxe <l« li<lou5 < >lil< l. are Kns'V N >N"»>. l ake>> Ollerl:!: 'l) <!il' be made nlebt.
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    RE-TRIAL ORDERED
    110 11 Murder Charge At The Assizes VUP trial ol W. Wiimnt 8ilv. a tax, driver, on 2 ebargc ol murder!.!? ::n bv bim in tbe neek witb 2 Knile in 8ele?ie Nn«d on Fulv 5. was expee'ed to end at tbe Singapore today. lut vbs,» tbe l»e2ring w««i re>umed
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    TIN QUOTA FOR LAST QUARTER
    164 11 Fixed At 65 Per Cent. COMMITTEE ISSUES A COMMUNIQUE Reuter. London, Sept. 11. HPHE International Tin Committee at a meeting held in Brussels to-day, decided to fix the production quota for the last quarter at 65 per cent. This corresponds to the quota for the
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    SYNTHETIC RUBBER
    33 12 plant Krecte<!! ln (!erm2N> Reuter. .Xuremberss, 8ept. N. 4 islsuecl by llie X«2i l'arlv announce» ll»e e»l»bl»8bment of tde Nr!<l plant ln prsxluce »yninelic rubber a problem now completely ''«lvea'. —Iteuter.
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    Practical Operation Of Civil Aircraft MANY ADVANTAGES OF FLYING
    2510 12 A Pilot's Views INTERESTING ROTARY ADDRESS Singapore, Wednesday. HTHE practical operation of Com- mercial Aircraft, was the subject chosen by Captain L. J. Brain, Flight-Lieutenant of Quantag Airways, in his address to the Singapore Rotary Club at the weekly luncheon to-day.
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    "THE DICTATOR"
    218 12 Mounted l?ilm Xt Capitol AT THE CINEMA 5VISl3LX mounted—costumes, scenery «and accessories are «aid to bave coat 2 small lortune—tbe mucb discussed picture "lbe Love 5ff«ir at tbe Dictator, is now at tne Capitol. It ls a Oaurnont Nritisb production, directed by Victor «avlle. and no effort bas
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    Y.W.C.A. CHINESE DINNER
    48 12 The Chinese Ladies' Service Commit«ss of the Y.W.C.A. is organising a Chinese dinner for Sept. 26 at 8 o'clock Individual covers or a special table for ten may be reserved at the V W C A Raffles Quay. Reservations must b<° made before Sept. 20
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    EASTERN EXTENSION
    72 12 Transit Time For Cables To London The Eastern Extension TeJecrapn <.ompany announces that the transit time on full rate Telegrams from Singapore to London on the 11th Inst. we.t as follows:— Telegrams handed in un to 5.00 i.m f> minutes. Telegrams handed in up to 5.30 p.m 5
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    Sir Samuel Hoare At Geneva FULL REPORT OF SPEECH
    2523 13 WKole 70 UL!N6I5Ii8 follow in« ix u lull reporl b> ttMeinl <»f lbe ns >;,> Samuel ll,mre :»t tbe l eassue ol in (Geneva. Ne «»i6 fully bv lbe ovenunt but tbe of eni.reinl? it mu»< be borne bv all. London
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    UNEMPLOYED
    38 13 Subscriptions To Rotary Club Fund We have reeved a subscription of tiO cents for the Roiarv Oh»h Unemployment Fund from Mr. Yoo Thye Lim who states that his intention in future is to subscribe $1 a month.
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    QUICK "TURN ROUND"
    80 13 British Official Wireless. London, Sept. 11. The Cunard-White Star Berengaria. which reached Southampton from New York last night, has beaten the British record for a quick "turn round" ot a vessel of the mammoth class. She set out again on her western run this morning with a
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    AMAZING GOLF BY LITTLE
    320 14 l.8. Amateur litle 5sX "NINML8" IX INL INIItl) not xo Reuter. Cleveland (Ohio), Sept. 11. T AWSON Little continued to play amazing golf in the American Amateur Championship which was resumed to-day. In the third round, playing against Knox Young (Junior) he scored "birdies* at the
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    TOURNAMENT GOLF
    59 14 Success Of Ryder Cup Players In £1,250 Competition Reuter Wireless. l Nlxln,». l«. > l: il, ,!t» ,.!"es>. «"ll rl..ill N^»i^n«o»»«' >p, j». l'.UNll l'^i'»" I,. >', n T'l',' i.»r tb^ V. l N.n'.l >' 'null"> .>»!,? 5urrcv < t»l, .»..l-!N...» l'»5l. »li», .!>.!.',: up. l'cu» l >
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    CEYLON SPORTS CLUB HOCKEY
    260 14 Teams For Forthcoming Matches THE following are invited to play hockey to-day (Thursday) at the C.S.C. COLOURS: —Jansen, K. Muthukumaru, V. Paramsothy, V. Ambiviagar. D X Samv. George Thomas. K. Th.laaathan. K. Sundram, T. E. K. Ratnam. V. Ponniah. Arthur Joseph. RESERVES: Balasingham, Kanagaratnam < WHITES:
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    Huge Crowd Cheers While Bookmakers Groan BAHRAM WINS THE ST. LEGER
    542 14 rive I.enxtKs In rront II». INL >VOXDLN N0N8N ll.n. tbe 511» lxban!S womler buixe. lullillell all bv -coring one ol tbc wins in lbe Lcger at llonc lernuv. lo annex tbc lri < crown so, lil' ov>ner. Ni" iclorv
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS
    181 14 Tlcsults Of Ties In Autumn Tournament THE foltowiaf are the results of the SX£ I AutaOT Lawn tennis tournament ties played yesterday: PROFESSIONAL PAIRS. A D. Anderson and A. C. MiaJ»at A. j I Cameron and H. L Marshall 4—6. 10—8, 8 _8 "A" CLASS SINGLES. O
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    ISLAND CLUB
    208 14 Teams For Golf Match With Municipality A MATCH between representatives of the j Island Club and the Municipality will be played at the club on Sunday morning. Starting times and teams are as follows, Municipality players mentioned first: 8 30, S. N. Kelly and Roy Brown v. Di
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    69 14 The following have been selected tr represent the Java Paranakan Club XI against the Fraser and Neave Sports Club in a friendly game of soccer on their ground at Anson Road to-morrow (Friday), at 5 p.m. s*harp:— Md. Anang, Sidek Rithwan Hussein Yunos, Ahmad Saman, Dollah Salam, W
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    SIEW SIN SIA
    63 14 The following ties in the Stew Sin Sia tournaments will be played curing this week-end. TENNIS SINGLES Saturday at 4 P-m.:-Um KimLeng v. Thng Soon Tee; Sng Beng Teck V. Gwee B £jfijj nJrTGH SINGLES Sunday at y.3U a.m.:—ieo Soo Poh v. Tan Tiang Seer; Lim Hoe
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    29 14 Ike u-ual montbly mixe.l j compettion vil! be pl».voli 8unday alter n.on. 8ept2>mber 22. ine Nan.! ot lbe Wilt-bire Neg'Men: wll play ft-< m i,.'!0 p.m.
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    HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS
    144 14 Arsenal Take Their Revenge Reuter. London. Levi VNI3 following matcbes in tbe Lie and 3cottisn Leagues were p1ay<..il day.— PIN13l DIVI5IO2X 5rsenal 6. Orimsby l. 0. Nirmingluzm 2. Leeds 11 0. Derby C 2. Preston iX,L. 0 I2verton 3. portsnioutb 0. Nudderslield l 3, W'bamplon W ,i
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    2873 15 Vn i'niovlldle vVlternnnn's 8port «!!ll X! 1.>5« Nl«NI38r VIVIV^XN ron run 1>XV Singapore, Wednesday. j BRIGHT weather again favoured' Fourth Day ol the SingaTurf Club's Autumn (Gold Meeting at Bukit Timah totre was quite a good
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    Fred Perry Beaten At Forest Hills ALLISON WINS IN THREE SETS
    320 16 1 .8. renni» <.17I8 riri^L Reuter. 5cnl»ution in lbo Vmericnn lawn lennis < b.,n,pi,»n>»bip> na> prt vio'en' lo.dii.v vvben W. <l..<.5 j sleleultll l re<l l'errv llirvat llritain). tbe bolder ol lbe lille. in lbe «s lbe >lcn'x in
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    TENNIS "STAR" WALKS OFF
    110 16 l'r<>«e8< l'!:,.vilil5 ln ttnil, III"!,' .1 Illi lo.l»'»' s>' plon »'!.>..» l,,d 2 >! illlvl'. «2ll>,«t :l '2ll>1.!!.!- "'l 'l>e .'"li, :,ll.'r !<i.l:i'.' '2.., '<> l Or:l„'.l<v.2l lvloon ttX'K ll,l.>< HlO .'l'. .ll,d .> '..,.1' l <!>!', ,>' obl.lili :l l"l»1li0ld illl 'i.a, l,o < <
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    MALACCA HOCKEY
    350 16 Annual General Meeting (from Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Sept. 21. THE Annual General Meeting of the Malacca Hockey Association was held at the St. Francis' Association, Koon Cheng Road, on Tuesday 10th Sept. at 6.30 p.m. with Mr. P. G. Pamadasa as Chairman. The minutes of the last
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    THE SINGAPORE CUP
    570 16 Chinese Beat H.M.S. Terror Iingapore. We<! VL5VIXO at tbe Noad 8L. tills iilternoon. tbe elim,,,atcd tbe o.am rcpre... :i y, lerror lrom tlie 8 5 p 5 ,.'>,! tition lbe 8ailors did in il.< and «bcre wi'.s lio 2ll.ll,gcd over Wltbin a muni-nt ol be r.. bowever.
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS
    85 17 Letters To The Editor KJur readers are invited to writs ta on subjects of public interest, It be understood that the "Malaya nOune" doea not necessarily en,sr opinions expressed by correspondLETTERS SHOULD Bt AS BRttt 'rOSSIBLE, preferably typewritten l lu t,ble spacing), and on one side of
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    The Rubber Issue
    380 17 i the Editor, the Malaya Tribune/ i I would emphasise again that m rr 1 not several issues confronting rubber mduatry, us Iw beeai implied, 1,1 jnd only one and that is. the rw.nn the correct method of pro- [oil ims Iwj» apparently been lost ,i, mI
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    Bookmakers
    141 17 i,2ii/.-,r, /).e frio:, "<?> liuiners alid ,i!l.ecl me limt belw.' -> 2'.' Wl"e b'.'ll lrnt a', ti ..l<>< ,ll»-lli!..> I, ls abnll'. c.. >,»d also l.p l>. tl'e iU'-l 'b-'l 'l,!-e lls'tiiiNg lor orivi- .l be iliil tielling. but are strong.) te.'!<l lxxiks l'... > ol .be bit' llnr
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    Provident Funds
    95 17 l?diior. l/tc z/allll/a 7ribtt,»e) tbe guiclance ol your readers your editorial on provident ,unds run lie Uarbour Noard lor its 5sl'»tic ol»ly tbose wbo earn a suballttv. sulary ol 3250 end upwards pel n.mtb ate eligible to loin uNd tbere 2re a bundlul ol 5slat,c« wbo are prl.lllged
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    LATEST NEWS FROM CHINA
    251 17 .-$1,000,000 Remitted From Siam Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Sept. il. THE Chinese in Siam have remitted $1,000,00(1 as a donation tov.ards the Flood Relief Fund. An appeal liujh been mudc by the Nanking Govornmttm to the ladies in the land to co-operate und contribute towards
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    NEW GERMAN ARMY
    95 17 Nullity Nillt-r VI Nuremberg lxnQn^trutiun Reuter Wireless. l'.v lnbervl. 3ept. l0. 5 al'l" 'l...!-' il'M, lbo new Oerm.:' "l '>> arrival ol Nitler loi tb«l np<'ll'.y ul 'be Nl'b congress ol tl.e >. lalls, p^2lty Nltl<2 received by Nudoil Ness. ,liniu> >l>l tbous2Nds ol .N« bun 2
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    118 17 M. l.itvinofT .loins I-eaguc Bureau Reuter Wireless ueneva, Sept. 10. The Buirr.u i>r* c tliHJKled h is unnecessary. Uj .Dpoim a further cotnraUiee lo atuil all ihs repoit on disarmament L.it. with a u\v to giving M. LitvlnofT a oaa< or t:.i j Buic'a;» hat? agreed to 1«
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    POPPY DAY
    93 17 More Than £500,000 Collected Last Year British Official Wireless. London, Sept. 10. For the eighth year in succession more than £500,000 was raised hi the British Empire and other countries on Popoy Day last year according o repoVissued yeaterday Earl Haig's British Legion Appeal Fund. The exact sum
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    POWER STATION EXPLOSION
    63 17 British Official Wireless. Loiidon. 3ept. 10. 5 l2rne urea ii, NortN London, lneiuding ponders end. lottenbum 2nd Ldmonton district. W2S affected by tbe Explosion ol a translurmer tbis alternoon ut Nronsdon power Station «undrew ol luctories bacl to close down .wln. to tbe l2llure ol tbe curtram
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    ATTAP HUT ABLAZE
    32 17 Singapore, Wednesday. A fire which broke out in an attap hut in Alexandra Road at 8.22 this morning was extinguished in about nan an hour by the Fire Brigade.
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    BRITISH RAILWAYS
    227 17 New Fast Services Inaugurated British Official Wireless. i London. Sept. 10. THI railway winter time tables which will come into operation at the end of the month provide for the speeding up of a number of important services. The L N.E.R. is introducing a stream lined empress "Silver
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    102 17 Speed Up Of Service To European Capitals British Official Wireless. London. Sept. 10. The British Air Mail service to Euronean centres has been so speeded up S3* a letter posted in London is assumed of being* delivered next day in any of about twenty continental cities^ Letters
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    THE R.A.F.
    46 17 Five New Squadrons To Be Formed Reuter Wireless. London, Stpi. 10. The formation ol fiv<. new R-AF. pquudrons L 6 announced bv ihe Air Ministry The fiqiiadfrons v. ill bi- equipped with heavy bomber surcmfi and placed in the western division area. Heuter Wireless.
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    THE BREMEN RIOT
    50 17 Governor Requests Report On Magistrate's Statements Reuter Wireless. Albany «N.Yj Sept. 10. Acting on the request of Mr. Cordell Hull Governor Lehman has asked the chief magistrate of the New York Court «o submit a report on Mr. Brodsky's statements in connection with the Biemen riot—Renter Wireless.
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    190 17 Statement Of Singapore Municipality NO fresh cases of smallpox were reported in the Municipal health statement for the week ended Sept. 7. During the previous week 1 ense ol smallpox with no death was reported. The number of deaths during the week was 205, as compared
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    64 17 The Young People's Meeting of Bethesda will be holding a special open ah meeting at the Waterloo Street bandstand from 6 to 7 p.m. to-day. This meeting will take the place of then usual Young Peopled Bible study class The open air meeting will b: addressed by various members of
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    CIVIL DISTRICT COURT
    30 17 Mr L V J. Laville has relinquished his duties as District Judge and is now the Commissioner of Lands. Singapore. His successor is Mr. L. B. Gibson.
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    GIRL ON ESPIONAGE CHARGE
    133 17 French Naval Court Martial Reuter Wireless. Brest, Sept. 10. A SWISS girl Lyrtia_ Oswald, a pa.hetie figure of faded beauty testifying to months of MilTering. appeared In the most sensational of naval courl martials held here on a charce of espionage. "I was a sny bat
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    84 19 Mayor Objects To Inscription On Tombstone Paris. Judge Prince, who died so mysteriously in 1934 when investigating the Stavisky scandals, cannot rest in peace—even in his grave. His widow, Mmc Prince, had this wording inscribed on his tombstone at Yzeure, a village near Dkijon:— "Albert Prince, Judge of
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    LAUREL & HARDY FILM
    87 19 LAUREL HARDY FILM Causes Man To Die Of Laughter Cairo. During the showing of a Laurel and Hardy film here, a man, who had been laughing hilariously throughout, suddenly ceased and fell from his chair. Attendants rushed to him. He was carried out and examined by a doctor. The man
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    70 19 Lisbon. lin» ol aardines exploding like small bomb? bnve iniured i-eveliil »r a W2rebou«e bulongilil; lo <»ne ok Portugal'? largest sarHno exporters. lbey were attempting to put a serlnu tire wben. owing to tbe terrific beat, tbe olive oil pr'*5erving tbe sardinebulled and burst open tbo tins. Nome
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    283 19 To Return To Bank Of England (By Air Mail). London, Aug. 19. THE first £5 note ever to be made in England—it is dated April 15, 1793----is shortly to return to the vaults of the Bank of England, whence it was issued. It has been left
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    92 19 Woman With 100 Descendants Dies At 102 Worcester. Capo Prov"» Four fenerations were present ul bedside when Katrina Albertyn died !»'ita. the «ire of 102. Botn on June l. r >, 1833, and mairfcd I a Moslem, she was n gveai-ffroal*rrHt..l-mother ami hud ovuf 10ft nf whom lived
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