Malaya Tribune, 29 September 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune \*\r Largest Sales Malaya's National Newspaper: Vol XXVI.- No. 229. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1937 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Wed., Sept. 29, 19:?7. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1937 FIVE CENTS.
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    ALLEGED JAPANESE OPPRESSION
    224 2 Reports Of Atrocities In The North London INDIVIDUAL atrocities are liter.., 1 nr.mber}esV\ writes Harrison Err" i m an article entitled "Japan Rides to p. Fall" in the "Contemporary Review "I saw men beaten on railwpy pia :crms and spoke to many v,-ho ha n murders and
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      548 2 FRESr? STOCK OF:— y?" «f* two white porcelain Cold W chromim n PUted Hot ft s r ovcraU erioe 135.00 each. •(T do 38.00 iable lamps a large range to"ielect from $2.00 upward*. For all requirement! in ELECfRICAL, PLUMBING. GAS, Commit: M. HASSAN, M, 36 ft 37, Braa Baaah Koad,
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      673 2 PUBLIC NOTICESFEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS. Applications are invited for employment in the Federated Malay States Railways in the appointments of: Clerks—Lower Division. Guards —Lower Division. Candidates must have been locally born and locally educated, be over 16 and under 22 years of age, and possess either the Senior or Junior
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      383 2 SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST. TENDERS are invited for the reinforced concrete design and supply and delivery to site of steel reinforcement necessary for the erection of one blocs of flats and shops at Seng Poh Road, one block of flats at Tiong Poh Road, and one block of shops and flats
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      334 2 j TARPAULINS Any size from Boon Seng Co., Ltd. Telephone 7268. *****, Robinson Road. Singapore. CORN CURE BATH SALT I SURE CURE From AH Chemist* Sole Agents: RAHAMIN PENHAS, Singapore. FUL VUE eyewear offers you f BANDSOMi: m 4fc- APPEARANCE m W m f S *M COMFORT, 1 v** WIDE
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES WORLD'S LARGEST ICEBREAKER
    530 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES WORLD'S LARGEST ICEBREAKER Flagship Of The Soviet Arctic Fleet "THE Soviet icebreaker Joseph Stalin, which has been launched at th" Orjonikidze Shipyards in Leningrad, Is intended as the flagship of the Soviet Arctic fleet, she has a displacement oi 11.000 tons, and is 347 ft. 9 ins.
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    GEORGE VI COINS
    137 3 Silver Dollar Appears In Canada Ottawa (Ontario). Completing the new issues of George VI coins in Canada, the silver dollar and 50-cent pieces are now in general circulation. The dollar, which normally is a ban* note, has again appeared in silver. It has a design similar to
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      442 3 STEAMER SAILINGS P&o.nd BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England) P. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS OUTWARDS. On*. Tonnaga Spor* 1937. COMORIN 15,000 Oct. 8 BHUTAN 6,100 Oct. U RANCH! 11,500 Oct. 22 BEHAR 6,000 Nov. 1 RAJPUT ANA 17,000 Nov. t SOUDAN 6,500 Nov. It RANPURA 17,000 Nov. 1) RAWALPINDI 17,000
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      129 3 INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England). Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and to Calcutta via Penang. Taking cargo on through Bill of Lading for CantDn, Macao, Swatow, Amoy, Chefo, Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangtse ports. Formosa the Philippines, etc. FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA Arr. Sails. TAKSANG In port To-day
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      575 3 •j. .5. I Mb BL Kb j I KOKUSAI LINE s (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) I (Incorporated in Japan). t j For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama). j Due Due Sailing Due t Peuang Spore Spore via New York > i m s KOMAKI MARU Nov. 1 Nov. 4
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      465 3 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorshlps. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR (GENOA), MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng LALANDIA 12-10 12-10 13-10 15-10 JUTLANDIA 2-11 2-11 3-11 5-11 MEONIA 23-11 23-11 24-11 26-11
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      469 3 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDKUTSCHER LLOYD (Incorporated in German?). The un demoted are the Company'! Intended fixtures:— OUTWARD For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1897. s.B. "POTSDAM" omits North China Oct. 1 si. "DONAU" omits Manila and North China Oct. :i M.s. "BAALE" omits Hongkong and Shanghai Oct.
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    POSITION OF THE JEWS IN POLAND
    2091 4 REPORT OF INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL REPORT on the situation of the Jews in Poland has recently been prepared by the Internationa"' Missionary Council (156 Fifth Avenue, New York). Two of the Council's members, Canon S. Gouk and Mr. Conrad Hoffmann Jr., recently returned from Poland
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    ENTIRE FORTUNE
    103 4 Millionaire's Gift To Chinese Forces Kwenming. EXPRESSING regret that his advanced age does not permit his serving his country on the battlefield, Mr. Li Hongsheng, 70 year-old retired mining business man, has given his entire fortune of $1,000,000. ($500,000 Straits) representing all his lifetime savings, to the Central
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      114 4 > Cool and fresh, the Yardley x\ Lavender perfume is admirably suited to trim day ,<i*W TTIIH daytime occasions. I Wear it sometimes in the I evening too, when its ex--1 S quisite fragrance gives an air I wSm\ graciousness and cKarra. J ItJH Lavender :in Sprinkler S Bottles. Stoppered
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      46 4 ERNST LEITZ WETZLAR Automatic focussing and foolproof film winding device. Exposures from 1 sec. to I,'lOOOth. Over 400 accessories to choose from making Leica the worlds most flexible camera. SCHMIDT SHOTEX LTD., 90, Robinson Road, Singapore. "THE LEICA AGENTS IN THE FAR EAST' WP.S. 15 mm—mm
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      111 4 r v ******JJ^lS*»l 1 to avoid 4 out of 5 adults have Pyorrhea—diseased gums. That's w*iy dentists say "don't just clean your teeth. That is half the job. Guard gums too, with PORHAN S. Forhan's is the original dentifrice for teeth and gums. Only Forhan s contains Dr. Forhan's famous
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    "Trade Boom Must Be Controlled" PRESENT PROSPERITY ARTIFICIAL
    3452 5 REVIEW AT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING Singapore, Tuesday. j k COMPREHENSIVE survey if Singapore's trade during January to June, 1937, was made by Air. J. W. de Piro, presiding at the half-yearly meeting of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce held to-day at
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      77 5 Stop Drifting! Unless you are a trained man, you will be drifting from job to job, with long spells of unemployment. Why make a mess of your life? Find oat how the I.C.S. can train you for work that you like. International Correspondence Schools (Colonial) Ltd. 10A, Collyer Quay, Singapore.
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      18 5 BE YOUNG AGAIN! particular iWWMFß^fffllMWaf*^^B II I'illlUMilU'a Brasso > \\S METAL POLISH V/.A rOsS n.— --a PI ss* P
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      215 5 ENTER NOW j for the great BOVRIL CONTEST (All tntries will be judged by Public Vets). Entry forms may be hd from your dealer or from the:— Advertising Publicity Bmtmu Ltd., 144, Robinson Road, Singmpere. I Closing late 15th October 1937. w— 10 r GREAT NEWS FOR MEN AND LADIES!!
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    463 6 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Sept. 28. RUBBER Previous To-day Change Tone Steady Dull Spot Buyers. 813 16 83 4 —116 Sefiers. 8? 8 8 13 16 —116 Oct. Buyers. 813 i 16 8 3 4 —1 16 Sellers. 8% 813j16 —116 Nov. Buyers 8 7 8 83/ 4
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    IMPROVED RESULTS LAST YEAR
    580 6 UNITED RUBBER COFFEE PLANTATIONS <By Air Mail) London, Sept. 16. THE fifth annual general meeting of 1 United Rubber and Coffee Plantations (1932), Ltd., was held at Regis House. King William-street, E.C. Mr. R. E. McNair Scott (the Chairman) presided. The Chairman, in moving the adoption
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    FRASER & CO.'s SHARE REPORT
    862 6 FRASER CO.'s SHARE REPORT EFFECT OF WALL STREET COLLAPSE ON MARKET jyjESSRS. Fraser and Co.'s weekly report on the share market dated Sept. 28. states: In a world, as far as one can see wholly given ever to the contemplation of war either In being or in prospect, it would
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    RUBBER DIVIDENDS
    93 6 Karmen And X.M.S. Estates TtHE directors of Karmen Rubber, Ltd., have recommended a (final) dividend in respect of the last financial year of 10 per cent., payable on Oct 28. with a carry forward, subject to audit and usual adjustments, of £12,091. The directors of X.M.S. (Malay States)
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    RUBBER QUOTA
    84 6 Not Fixed For 1938 Yesterday Reuter. Paris, Sept. 28. THE International Rubber Regulation 1 Committee met to-day. No communique was issued, but a member of committee told Reuter "No modifications to the existing regulations were decided on at to-day's meeting." There was merely an interchange of views on
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      727 6 T <— 1 I Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. j S (Incorporated in the Strait* Settlements). i CAPITAL I H^?r!SSl-5i 0 000 000 00 and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. 1 HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. 1 M«n-.i« TELEPHONES: SSS^ 01 0 0 3172 Secretary 4544 1 General Manager 3513 Accountant
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      30 6 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. LTD (Incorporated In New Zealand!) FIRE, MARINE, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION MOTOR CAR INSURANCE AT REASONABLE RATES. Tel 5928*- J DE *SIT Manager. Tel. 5926, 2, FlnlaysoD areen
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    723 7  -  Quotations By Fraser And Co. Singapore, Sept. 29, 10 a.m. MINING Fiaser A Co. Buyera, Sellers. Ampat Tin 5.6 6;3cd Asam Kumbang 34,6 3b,» Austral Malay 56|- JJP Ayer Hit am 33 34 6 Ayer Weng 0.88 £95 Bangrin Tin 25 26 Batu Selangcr tJT% 205
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    94 7 Technical Rally On Wall Street Reuter Wireless. London, Sept. 27. ON the Stock Exchange belief that a technical rally on Wall Street is overdue together with some bear covering imparted a firm tone to internationals. The Continent supported oils and Kaffir specialities. Chinese bonds rallied well but otherwise
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    501 7  -  Daily Report By S.E. Levy Co. Singapore, Wednesday. WE are indebted to Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co. Singapore, for the following on American Market conditions:— Messrs. White, Weld and Co., Ne<v York, report to us by cable as follow:STOCKS The firmer tone is attributable to the
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    148 7 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore. Sept. 29. Wam^ Con-pan, Dividend Book* Om fc &™<££ Payable Date to date. Tin 3% Int. Sept. 29 Oct. 21 Oct. 4 3% BuXa Ma.ay "J*- 30 Sept. 24 Chenderiang 10% Fma Oct. 11 Oct. 4_ JJ^ prr 2 jr- 29 .5 Renong
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    105 7 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL t 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. infivt nom Mar. 31, Sept. 3oT??. .103% I 05 nom I rni red. IP47 Jl.«inor,G n11 nom tot. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 109 1H nom iVi% 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 nom tot. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 114 115 nom
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    TO-DaY'S MARKET POSITION
    158 7  -  Report By Fraser And Company. Singapore, Sept. 29. Rtf three months £253 up 10,- Con ditions on the London Stock Exchange yesterday were reported to be firm throughout although there was not much business passing, and with Wall Street again showing a recovery our local market here
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    TIN
    17 7 Singapore, Sept. 29. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $***** (down $1«4).
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    RUBBER
    20 7 The pric* of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 29 (down Vi) I Sellers 29V« (down V::)-
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    321 7 MINING Buyers. Sellers. Ampat 5,4 Sjgxd P. Se'angor 1-95 2.00 Pangrin 25 26Hong Fatt 1.27 132 Hitam 0.39 OA3 Hongkong Tin 35 36Idris Hydraulic 12 13.Johans 0.40 0.45 Jelebu 0.97 102 Katu Tin 25 26 Kamra 2- 26 Kramat 16 17 K. Kellas 8 9
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    92 7 London, Sept. 28. Paris 144 33 64 New York 4.94 21 32 Montreal 4.94 5 8 Brussels 29.37V 2 Geneva 21.54U Belgrade 216 Amsterdam 8.98 5 8 Milan 94 00 Berlin 12.32 »/4 Stockholm 19.39Vi Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 19-90 Vienna 26% Prague 141 Vi Madrid nom Lisbon UP
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    FOREIGNERS IN FRANCE
    152 7 Changes In Rules Regarding Identity Cards Paris. Certain alterations in the regulations applying to the issue of identity cards ,o foreigners m France are included In the recent decrees for economic recovery. A sum of 2:0 francs (about £1—10) is payable when a card is issued or
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      189 7 «i i—■ m m rr ii «B*B^aßMßMW****M*^*>>M>>B>B*MMß*^ s. LEVY e> CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. Investment Bankers and Brokers m Secttrifie* antf Commodities. DaUy Foreign Market Cablet and Quota tion Service. Membera: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF. N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
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    WHAT'S ON?
    116 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. SEPT. 2D Football- S.A.F.A. Challenge Cup. Marines v. Chinese 11, Ans'jn Road Stadium. Tennis: S.C.C. Final and Prise-Giving, sec Rugby: St. Andrew's v. R.A.F. (Town Office), Ftirrer Park: RAM C. v I olice. Tanglin. Hockey: SRC. v. R.A.F.. SRC: A.P.C v llth
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVING
    303 8 me loliowmg passengers are arriving to Singapore by the Potsdam which due here from Europe on Oct I Hitl M, r G m!. 1 Ml C Salter Mr w "i i, Mr. C. Hiltermann, Mr. and Mrs P Schuhr. Mr. P. Wolff, Mr P H Chln< Miss L.
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    GROWING ANTI-WAR FEELING
    171 8 Discontent In Japanese Army Nanyang Siang Pau. Shanghai, Sept. 28. TT is reported from Tokyo that the anti-war movement among the inn or ranks of the military group in Japan is growing in intensity. Commodity prices throughout the Island Empire have risen by 30 per cent. The
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    BELGIAN CRISIS
    121 8 Premier Agrees Not To Resign Reuter Wireless. Brussels Sept. 25. FOLLOWING a critical three-hour Cabinet meeting the official communique announces "the Premier yielding to the unanimous pleas of his colleagues renounced his intention of resigning." On his proposal the Cabinet decided on measures .which Government will take with
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    BRITISH AMBASSADOR
    23 8 Another Call On Japanese Foreign Minister j Th* BriU«ii on the Foreign Vice Minister in connection with continuation nf To" on
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    109 8 I Java and Southern Sumatra: Nether- lands, closing 7 p.m. to-day. Kuala Lumpur and Penang: Internal \ir Service, closing 6 a.m. to-morrow. Australia. New Zealand. Java and Timor Dilly: Qantas. closing 7 p.m. tomorrow. Medau. JaskS, I and London*: Netherlands, closing 1.30 p.m. today. Hongkong. Canton. Shanghai.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    146 8 j Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air 'Netherlands* to-day Dei.veries of boxholders' letters only 3.30 p.m. and general delivery of ietters and parcels 4.05 p.m. respectively on the same day. Mails expected from Europe etc. (Amsterdam) by Air (Netherlands* today. Deliveries of boxholders' letters enly 7.30 p.m.
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    33 8 Mails for Philippine Islands originally Advertised for despatch by the s.s. Willesden closing at 4 p.m. to-morrow will new be despatched by s.s. Potsdam closing at 7 p.m. on Oct. L
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    17 8 The Air Mail (Netherlands) despatched from Singapore on Sept. 22 was delivered in London yesterday.
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    PRODUCE
    168 8 Singapore, Sept 28. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $166 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $155 (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $150 Siam Rice Sinwhay No 1 $226 Pi am Rice Sinwhay No. 2 $200 Siam Rice Sinwhay No 3 $180 Siam
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    NANKING AGAIN RAIDED
    192 8 Bombs On Military Aerodrome Nanking, Sept. 28. SEVENTEEN planes appeared at 12.30 v pm. in formation of threes and swooping down through the cloud banks dropped over ten bombs in the southeast and south parts of the city of Nanking, also bombing the military aerodrome outside Kwanghwamen
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    155 8 Singapore. Sept. 29. Ships alongside the Wharves or ex oected to arrive. Fast Wharf fßntmiMw n+* m TWSang, Asakasan Maru 22; Gairsoppa Sheers Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Mata Hari 19. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2) Johan de Witt. Rio de Janeiro Maru 18; Benlawars ie; Antenor 14; oienshiel
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    CONTROL OF RABIES
    1529 8 BROADCAST f a jr.. f Text Of Monday's Talk rE following is the text if the talk on "The Control of Rabies" which was broadcast from the 8.M.8.C. Station on Monday last. When, en Aug. 27, 1937, the Settlement of Singapore was proclaimed to be infected with
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    28 8 Signor Romance Lodi-Fe, recently appointed Envoy Extraordinary of Italy to the Irish Free State, presenting credentials at Dublin said Italy was united to Ireland by profound spiritual ties
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      8 8 GtOSTORA AWAKENS THE NATURAL BEAUTY IN YOUR HAIR
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      249 8 j POSTAL INTELLIGENCE j ■I STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY PER DATE AND TIME fjambl and K. Toengkal Togian Sept. 29 1 p.m. Kretay Suddhadib 29 2 p.m. Tohiti 29 3 pm Muntok and Palcmbang Thedens 29 3 p.ru Mrdan Both 29 3 p.m Tndia Fast. North South i and West
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR CAIRNHILL ROAD
    118 9 To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir—Now that the road at the Junction ol Emerald Hill Road and Cairnhi.l rclc Is being metalled, may I draw the ttention ol the Municipality to the sharp tends In that part of Cairnhnl Road v;hich is
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    THE CALL TO HUMANITY
    353 9 Ta the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir.— Every day we are hearing of wholesale slaughter by Japanese of ..combatants which, the whole world will admit, is most merciless, inhumane, uncivilised und cold blocded. Looking at these relentless massacres, one cannot bear to think that we.
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    INDIANS HEAVILY FINED
    113 9 Alleged Criminal Defamation S ngapore, Tuesday. MR. K. R. Menon, former editor of the Orient Gong, and Mr. P. W. Penson. a newspaper correspondent, were each fined $200, or two months' porous imprisonment, oy Mr. I. E. G. Lewis, the Fifth Magistrate, on a(harge of alleged criminal
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    POLICE BAND
    47 9 The public engagements of tne ponce Pand next month will be as follows: 7th Katong Park. 6 p.m. 12th —Telok Ayer, 6 p.m. 14th Wateroo Street. 7 p.m. 17th—Botanfc Gardens. 8.30 p.m. 19th.—Katong Park, 8.30 p.m. -Ist.—BOuanic Gardens, 5.30 'p.m. 26th —Telok Ayer. 6 p.m.
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    DEATH OF MR. ALFRED HICKS
    387 9 Nearly Thirty Years In Hongkong AS already reported, Mr. Alfred Hicks, editor of the Hongkong Telegraph, died in Hongkong- on Sept. 20, a victim of the cholera epidemic. Mr. Hicks, who was born at Truro, Cornwall, in February, 1883, rece ved his journalistic training on
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    CHINESE CABLES
    119 9 British Mission Property Destroyed Sin Chew Jit Poh. A 3 the result of last week's air raids A in the Hopei Province, it is offi" ally reported that in addition to seveial hospitals, five Brit sh missionary p±o perties have been destroyed. A Japanese warship yesterday shel-*~d the
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    ALLEGED MURDER
    66 9 Preliminary Inquiry On Oct. 19 Singapore. Tuesday. PRELIMINARY inquiry has been nxA ed for Oct. 19. £<g«J»Xi h ai 4 Ler. Chiang Choy and Goh Seh Seh a c charged with the muidci of Chwee Si-ni<* at the junction of Cecil toirttt andl MeCallum Street on the evening
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    A MILLIONAIRE
    79 9 Will Of Sir Alexander Grant Reuter Wireless. London, Sept.. 27. THE will of Sir Alexander Grant has oeen published and shows personal estate in the United Kingdom of £1.039,000. The residue of the property will accumulate for ten years and then twothirds go to the son, Sir Robert
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    FINDING OF THE ENDEAVOUR
    43 9 Reuter Wireless. London, Sept. 27. The captain of the Cheyenne in a lelegram to Reuter states they signalled Endeavour I with flags and then semaphore telling her the concern felt regarding her safety. Endeavour asked to be reported.—Reuter Wireless.
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    TRIANGULAR TALKS
    29 9 Reuter Wireless. Paris, Sept. 27. The triangular talks between Britain. France and Italy to secure Italian participation in the Nyon agreements opened this afternoon in strict privacy.
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    FRENCH FINANCE
    81 10 Restricted Forward Business Reuter. Paris. Sept. 28. REPRESENTATIVES of the principal banks were summoned to meetings of the Bank of France yesterday evening and asked to restrict forward business to ?> minimum In purchases of foreign exchange and use the atui ..t hi creHon. »o-o'iv tii''- banks inerei.v
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    TRAMPLED TO DEATH
    70 11 Tragedy At Display Of Loyalty Reuter Wireless. Alexandria, Sept. 25. THIRTY to forty were killed and many seriously injured here when 80,000 workmen paraded to express loyalty to King Farouk. A section of the crowd tried to force its way to the side of the route nearest
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    THE DEFENCE OF AUSTRALIA
    101 11 Danger Of Isolation Policy Reuter. Deloraine, Tasmania, Sept 28. MR. J. A. Lyons, in a speech here, declared that adequate defence anc. the utmost development of Australian resources would be the foundation of Australian policy for years ahead. Any isolationist policy which would leave her unguarded
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    BULLION MARKET
    129 11 Revival Of Gold Hoarding -1 Reuter Wireless. London, Sept. 25. ON the bullion market an interesting development has been the revival of continental hoarding of gold and nearly all the £1.400.000 gold offered at the fixing in the last three days has been taken by continentals nervous about
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      419 11 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS SITUATION VACANT. European travelling representative wanted by International Company. Knowledge of Dutch an advantage but not essential. Write for appointment giving particulars of experience to Box No. 335, co Malaya Tribune, Singapore. WANTED —Lady Stenographer for European Firm. Apply Box No. 336, c o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. BANKRUPTCY
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES MARRIAGE.
    56 12 DOMESTIC OCC URRENCES MARRIAGE. KWEK—TAN. The marriage was solemnised at Ho San Kong Huay. 241-C Victoria Street, Singapore, on Sunday. 26th September, 1937. between Mr. Kwek Lai Seng, eldest son of Mr. an-i Mrs. Kwek Yee Lam, to Miss Tan Chin Imm, eldest daughter of Madam Ho Soon and the
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    48 12 Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Francis and famiJ" wish to convey iheir sincere thanks tc all friends and relatives who o kind': attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Juiiet Marguerttte Stevens, and al-o those who sent wreaths, letters and telegrams of condoler.ee in their sad bereavement.
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    DEATH.
    55 12 NG LEONG POW, of Pow Co.. passed ay.ay at -ISO. Sims Avenue, on 27th September. 1937. He leaves behind I beloved mother, a wife, a son and a daughter to mourn his loss. Burial at Bukit Brown Cemetery, on Sunday ihe 3rd October. 1937. at 10 a.m. (Malacca and
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    WORLD BOYCOTT?
    733 12 THE events of the past few days. culminating in the resolution passed by the League committee of twenty-three condemning the Japanese air raids on Chinese open towns, have changed what was the possibility of an economic boycott of .Japan into a virtual certainty. The speeches at the meeting
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    SULTAN & SULTANAH OF JOHORE
    71 12 SULTAN SULTANAH OF JOHORE Due Back In Malaya On Nov. 12 THEIR Highnesses the Sultan and 1 Sultanah of Johore will return on the Gneisenau sailing from Genoa on Oct. 28 and due at Singapore on Nov 12 Their Highnesses went to Great Britain in order to attend the Coronation
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    POPPY DAY, 1937
    71 12 G.O.C. To Address General Meeting H LSf w2 F Ma J°r Gen* n Si GS Dobbie C.8., C.MG EL S t ]1 address a general meet Jig at the Raffles Hotel on Tuesday Oct. 12. at 9.30 a.m. when arrant ments will be discussed for tl4 vefr
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    DR. FOXLEY NORRIS
    37 12 Death Of Dean Of Westminster British Official Wireless. Thp London. Sent 28 HE death occurred to-day at the age pi 78 of Dr Foxlev Norrls Dean of Westminster, who had been 'i 1 sin?e
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Pitiable Sights
    210 12 NOTES COMMENTS Pitiable Sights "JJNPARALLELED scenes of misery and destitution are being witnessed in the streets of Shanghai as a result of the hostilities, for hundreds of refugees are roaming the streets in the International Settlement and French Concession, sleeping in the open, begging for food, battered by the elements."
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    The Inniskillings
    356 12 yjy r E have received the latest number of "The Sprig of Shillelagh." the journal of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. It is an excellently produced magazine, and contains many references to the doings of our friends of the first battalion, who are stationed in Singapore. The following tribute
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    Scientific Discovery
    149 12 I pOUR scientists, two from Manchester and two from Leningrad, have been co-operating in a search for vitamin A in freshwater fish. The Englishmen are Professor I. M. Heilbron, a world authority on the chemistry of life, and Dr. a. E. Gillam. After examining specimens of liver oil
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    Topics Of The Day
    337 12 By "Looker On" JHEN there was the dentist who worked twelve hours a day without stopping. '•The Scotsman of to-day is not given to whisky," says a returned teetotaller. But supposing whisky is given to the Scotsman? "After one boundary hit. the ball could not be
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    AMERICA READY TO ACT WITH THE LEAGUE SANCTIONS AGAINST JAPAN?
    154 13 WORLD IN FERMENT ASSEMBLY ENDORSES RESOLUTION OF CENSURE \f R. (ordelt Hull has math a statement to journalists in connection with the resolution by the League Committee of twenty-three condemning the Japanese bombing of open cities, in which he says
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    RELIGIOUS LEADERS ASKED TO HELP
    784 13 Reuter. Washington, Sept. 28. ASKED to comment on the League's i: uiemnation of the Japanese i> >mbing. Mr. Cordell Hull said the I S. Guvernmettl as ii had repeatedly pointed out to Japan, was of opinion that any general bombing of any extensive area in
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    ASSEMBLY'S SUPPORT
    57 13 Reuter. Geneva, Sept. 28. THE League Assembly has given unanimous support to the resolution against Japan's bombing tactics passed by the Committee of Twentythree \esterday. Dr. Wellington Koo thanked the Assembly for its action and expressed satisfaction. He declared he was satisfied it would meet with the approval
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    Tiif damaged engine r>: a Japanese plane shot down at Nanking.
    11 13 Tiif damaged engine r>: a Japanese plane shot down at Nanking.
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    ANOTHER BRITISH PROTEST
    77 13 Sequel To Bombing Of Hospital London, Sept. 28. SIR Rebert Craigie. British Ambassador in Tokio, called at the Japanese Foreign Office yesterday and left a memorandum on the subject of the bombing of non-military objectives in China. He refered to tha earlier represenia- tions on the subject
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    FATAL ACCIDENT IN K.L.
    118 13 European Killed In Car Crash (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. A YOUNG European, Mr. D. V. A. Macleod, was killed in a motor car accident at 11 p.m. yesterday. He was driving a Skoda twoseater towards Ampang when near the race course the car
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    MILLIONS HAIL DICTATORS
    481 13 MASS RALLY Fight Against The Red Menace Reuter. Berlin, Sept. 28. WELCOMING Si?. Mussolini at a monster rally at the Olympic Stadium, Dr. Goebbels reported that a million people were present at the stadium and in adjacent squares, and two million on the roads leading* to the
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    LEAGUE COUNCIL
    32 13 British Official W ireless. London, Sept. 28 Belgium was elected unopposed today to the third non-permanent seat on the League Council. Last week Iran and Peru were elected.—British Official tireless.
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    SPANISH CIVIL WAR
    338 13 Anglo-French Effort "VOLUNTEERS" MUST WITHDRAWN British Official Wireless. London, Sept. 28. gPEAKING in the Sixth Committee of the League Assembly at Geneva, to-day, the French Foreign Minister referred to the joint effort of French ana British Governments to bring to an end the activities which endanger the
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    Chinese Attempt To Torpedo Wars hip ATTACK ON THE IZUMO
    231 13 NIGHT ALARM Fierce Fighting In Shanghai Reuter. Shanghai. Sc,>t. 29. U[AR came with startling sudden- ness to Shanghai's doorstep at 4.50 a.m.. when the pre-dawn stillness was shattered by a terrific explosion, believed to "be from a torpedo intended to
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    RESCUED AVIATORS
    84 13 Placed On Japanese Destroyer Hongkong, Sept. 28. rE s.s. Soochow has wirelessed H.M.S. SulTock to say the aviators boarded a Japanese destroyer at 3 o'clock this morning at Liau Bay. whilst the wrecked plane sank off Amoy at 3 p.m. yesterday. It transpires that six aviators were picked
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    APPOINTMENT OF ALIENS TO TECHNICAL POSTS DISTURBING STATE OF AFFAIRS
    531 14 "INFILTRATION" Johore Councillor's Speech Singapore, Tuesday. DEFERENCE was attain made at to-day's meeting of the Johore Council of State by the Hon. Inche Onn bin Jaafar, to the appointment of Malays to technical posts in the Government service. He expressed
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    NEW PREMISES FOR
    165 14 Modern Three Storeyed Building Singapore, Tuesday. THE old Singapore Chinese Swimming Club in Amber Road will soon b) demolished, but this is rot to make way lor mode m residences, tor in its place will rie a three storeyed building of the n modern architectural design complete
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    PENANG TRADE REVIEW
    566 14 Healthy Market THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (From Our Oicn Reporter) Penang, Sept. 28. DR£SSIDING at the half yearly meeting of the Penang Chamber of Commerce to-day, Mr. T. C. Martine. reviewing the events of the past six months, said the rubber restriction scheme continues to work efficiently
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    M.V.C. EXERCISE
    138 14 Annual Inspection By G.O.C. (Fro?n Our Onn Correspondent) Malacca, Tuesday. DESPITE very trying conditions of weather, the Malacca Volunteer Corps successfully resisted an "attack" on Malacca by two raiding forces who advanced into Malacca from Tangkah. The M.V.C. was under the command of Major A. M. Drysdale. The
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    36 14 The half yearly general meeting of the Singapore Naval Base Employees' Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society Ltd will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 12 S i P in tne Admiralty Bneush School. HM. Naval Base. Singapore
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    SINGAPORE R. A. F. PLANE DAMAGED
    84 14 Forced Landing In Rubber Plantation Singapore, Wednesday. AVICKERS Wildebeest aircraft of No. 100 (T. 8.) squadron stationed at R.A.F., Seletar, was badly damaged on making a forced landing on a rubber plantation just outside the aerodrome boundary yesterday. Neither the pilot Plight Lieut. Hobler.
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    HAPPY WORLD
    282 14 Beauty Contests To Be Held Next Year Singapore, Tuesday WHAT will undoubtedly prove to be a novel attraction is being planned by the management of the Happy World, who propose holding beauty contests at the stadium in January or February next year. It is proposed to first hold
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    TANGKAK INDO-CEYLONESE ASSOCIATION
    85 14 At a meeting held at Tangkak. with Mr. I. V. K. Nair in the chair, it was cecided to form an Indo-Cevlon etu Association. Officers were elected as follows: President. Mr. I. v. X Nair- vicepresident, Mr. T. A. Kandiah: hon secretary Mr. I a. Hamid. hon
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    "LLOYDS" A GREAT FILM
    475 14 Crowded Houses At Pavilion AT THE CINEMA "I LOYD'S OF LONDON," the 20th Century Fox film the showing of which in Singapore has been preceded by such glowing appreciation in the Home press, opened a season to crowded houses at the Pavilion Theatre last night. The
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    KING AND QUEEN
    37 14 To Attend Festival Of Remembrance British Official Wireless. London, Sept. 28. The King and Queen will attend the Testival of Remembrance at the Rcyal Albert Hall on the evening of Armistice Day.—British Official Wireless.
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    FREQUENCY OF MOTOR ACCIDENTS
    1369 14 EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE MEETING Singapore, Tuesday. COMMENTING on the losses during the year's operations, in the course of his speech at the twentyfourth annual general meeting held to-day by The Eastern United Assur ance Corporation, Limited, at their registered office, 16D, Cecil Street. Singapore, the chairman,
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    EARTH TREMORS
    60 14 In East And Central Java Reuter Wireless. Batavia. Sept. 27. CENTRAL and eastern Java were rocked by a «erere earthquake ard con i<ie»ab e damage was done D el ikarta and other places. No loss of life is reported. Batavia, Sept. 27. Hitherto only three casualties reported in
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    Johore Must Grow Her Own Rice STATE COUNCIL APPEAL
    873 15 HIGH PRICES What Would Happen In War? Singapore, Tuesday. URGING that Government should accelerate the action it had already taken to encouiage padi planting within the State, the Hon. .Mr. Cheok Huan Cheong, al to-da> s meeting of the Johore Council
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    MALAY OFFICERS' ALLOWANCES
    467 15 Plea At Johore State Council Singapore, Tuesday ON behalf of Malays who are holding appointments in government service, the Hon. Dato Abdullah bin Esa. State Commissioner, Segamat, at today's meeting of the Johore Council of State, made a plea that Government provide Malay officers, posted outside t>>*'r
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    NEW LEGISLATION IN JOHORE
    710 15 Bills Passed At Council Meeting Singapore. Tuesday. AT to-day's meeting of the Johore Council of State, oath of affirmation was taken by the Hon. H. S. Paterson, a new member of the Council. The Financial Commissioner's motion, that the Council do approve the charging against the
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    A "DANGEROUS PERSON"
    547 15 Assize Comment j j INDIAN GAOLED FOR FIVE YEARS Singapore, Tuesday. "YOU are a very dangerous person and the only thing to do with you is to send you to gftoV Btld Mr. Justice Korne in the Assise Court to-day, w-hen he passed sentence o; five year?'
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    DEPUTY MENTRI BESAR
    187 15 State Council Meeting Reference Singapore, Tuesday. JUST before the council resolved into committee, tha Hon. Ungku Aziz, the Mentri Besar, at to-day's meeting ot the Johore Council of State, announced the retirement of the Hon Y. M Ungku Mohamed bin Mohamed Kbana, the Deputy Mentri Besar. Speaking
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      199 15 KEILLERS DUNDEE MARMALADE 138 YEARS AGO MRS. JAMES KEILLER MADE AND MARKETED THE FIRST MARMALADE IN GREAT BRITAIN. -—TO-DAY her original recipe is still |J I V faithfully followed. Ik? I j t Just pure cane sugar v \?\Vl medals j and the finest Seville ffl fI LLuTiLJ to oranges
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    GORDONS QUALIFY FOR SEMI-FINAL ROUND SKINS BEATEN IN CUP TIE
    565 16 TWO-NIL Miighlanilers Play A Great Game S ngapore, Wednesday. THE Itiniski!ling Fusiliers, runners- n the First Division of the > y r ii". \v#*rp knocked out ri tl!».- Sins' 'I pore C'uo comnetit on \r\lcr' v rTien lh«*v were beaten
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    WOMEN'S GOLF
    47 16 Ex-Holder Of Title Beaten Reuter Wireless. Stenodoc (Cornwall», Sept.'27. 1I1E English Women's Golf Championship began under delightful conditions. The only surprise was the defeat of Diana Fishwiek, an ex-holder, by Brenda Norris champion of Sussex 2 and I. Miss Fishwick's putting was weak. —Reuter Wireless.
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    NO SUNDAY RACING
    37 16 tFrom Our Oic-a Com ipi > i dtmt) Bangkok, Sept. 28. The sports club in a general meeting this evening, turned down a proposal to hold Sunday racing by the narrow margin of three votes.
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    YACHTING AT THE R.S.Y.C.
    451 16 DECISIVE RACE I 1 Somerville Challenge Cup ON Sunday morning the Royal Singapore Yacht Club 6-metre class sailed for the Somerville Challenge Cup. At the 10 a.m. start, the current had begun a spring ebb and the wind from the north east, was light and dying.
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    GARRISON GOLF
    86 16 Go 'e Club's monthly ITR ay M In T a an w^ n C v-itVi o a Cam Pbell and Mrs Harrlv 4 a ne score of 32 3 i **ardy The following cards were returnen--40-'7l/ 4 =32=?. am and Mrs A Har "y 0'Orady T 4^e eers
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    FARR AND BROADRIBB PART COMPANY
    623 16 But They Are Still The Best Of Friends 'By Air Mailt New York. Sept. 11. rpoo much ink has been spilled this A week over the so-called "split" between Tommy Farr and Ted Broadribb vrites the "News of the World" representative wiiii Tommy Farr in
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    New Physical Culture And Sports Centre
    85 16 British Official Wireless. T London, Sept. 28. A rT AN for devel °Ping' the Crystal Palace site as a sports and physical culture centre will be considered Jby the trustees at a meeting next month! The central feature of the. system would consist of
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    SELANGOR AUTUMN RACE MEETING
    196 16 SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY'S NINE EVENTS A CARD of nine races will be run of at Kuala Lumpur this afternoon, marking the second day of the Selangor Turf Club's Autumn professional race meeting. There will be double totes on races 5 and 6, and 7 and 9,
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    SINGAPORE RACES
    184 16 Programme For The Winter Meeting THERE has been a slight amendment n the programme for the winter professional race meeting of the Singapore Turf Club, to be held on Nov. 6. 11 and 12. at Bukit Timah. The amendment in the distances for horses classes 2 and 3.
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    STORE BADMINTON
    147 16 Championship Ties For The Week-End THE following ties in the Singapore badminton championships will be played at the Clerical Union Haw-Par Hall this week-end. Saturday at 2.15 p.m. (Men's Singles): Yap Chin Tee «Devonshire) vs Seah Eng Hee (Mayflower >, S. Ayadurai (Devonshire» vs Wee Boon Hai (Mayflower)
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    C.S.C. BEAT P.W.D.
    266 16 Hockey Thrills At Bales Her Singapore. Wednesday. THRILLING hockey was witnessed yesterday at Balestier Plain when the Ceylon Sports Club met and defeated the Public Works Department by four goals to three. A hard struggle for about five minut -s preceded the first goal by the P.W.D.
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    Newcomers vs. Rest Teams For Saturday TWO EXCELLENT SIDES
    793 17 AT S.C.C. 14 State Players In Rest's Ranks Singapore, Wednesday. TFAMS for the first serious rugbj I match of the new S.C.C. Newcomers vs The Rest on Saturday, were se'eeted after the r .on Monday evening and \serc announced yesterday. IV
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    CHINESE S.A. BEAT R.A.F.
    8 17 l';.i>mk on It- t^iion^omv^
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    R.A.O.C. BEAT SAPPERS
    241 17 Keen Hockey At Pulau firani Singapore, Wednesday. FN a hockey match at Pulau Branl on i Monday, the R.A.O.C. beat the Royal Engineers (Pulau Brani) by three goals to two. The Sappers pressed from the start and opened their account in the fifteenth minute" when Hill accepted
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    FRIDAY'S BOXING
    179 17 Change In New World Programme A SLIGHT alteration has had to be made in the boxing card to be held at the New World on Friday next, due to an injury to Rush Milling, one of the Filipino newcomers, during tramine Milling was down to fight Fattah Hassan,
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    MALACCA BADMINTON
    101 17 (from Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Sept. 27. The inter-party badminton tournament organised and run by the Malacca BaJmintln Association will start early nex* month and entries close on Sept 3 °Last year four teams contested and the Argonauts Badminton Party returned champions. A feature of this ournament is
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    NELSON F.C. BEAT F.M.S.R.
    90 17 in a soccer match on the eround on Sunday, the Nelson F C Dea? the F.M.S.R. Institute, Singapore. by H tsln (2. Sulong and Low Peng Tav scored for the Nelson team and Uie scorers for the Railways were Lourdes <2> and Ah Han. Th? teams
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    JOYBELLS B.P.
    43 17 Team E in the final by two games to "The following were """j^,,,, u5 12—15; Goh Kang < Cheow'ls-7, U^S 'next tournament to be run will be l ?he n handicap singles entries for which close_on the I The draw will take^^^fiJVjhj
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    KHALSA BEAT R.A.O.C.
    133 17 Indian Hockey International In Form Chowdhurv, the Indian International who recently arrived in Singapore and has already figured prominently in Indian Association gam.es. was outstanding in the hockey match played on the Khalsa Association ground between tne Khalsa and the R. A. O. C. 1st XI. Khalsa
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS
    69 17 Ties in the tennis tournament at he Y.M.C.A. played yesterday, resulted as Men's Singles "A" Class (final): Goh Cheng Kee beat Heng Seng Chiang Men's Singles "B" Clans: Choo Keng Kiat beat V. N. Pillay 6—1. 6— 1: Chua Yew Cheng beat C. Simon 6—2, 6—0, K. L.
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    SIGNALS BEAT F.C.
    190 17 Interesting Hockey Match On The Hill Singapore, Wednesday, j IN interesting hockey match between A the Royal Corps of Signals and Fort Canning played at Fort Canning, rented in a win for the Corps by two go Fo S rt° Canning playing ten men throughout the game,
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    MALACCA HOCKEY
    89 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Sept. 27. The Malacca Hockey Association held their annual general meeting to-day at the HSO.BA. and representatives or affiliated Clubs and Associations attended. There were about ten Clubs which were affiliated to the M.H.A. last year and this year the Indian Club and
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    59 17 Ties for to-day in the S.C.R.C. tennis tournament are *as follows: 4 *A M Singles Handicap (final): Jonn Lim vs Hokeen. "B" Singles Handicap (semi-final): T. W. Ong vs K. L Tan. •*C" Singles Handicap (semi-final): Sim Teng Boon vs Phillip Woon. In case of rain the above
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      344 17 Duodenal Ulcer disappeared? £gfe "I hove known such agony this core /&jjm I is marvellous" /:'^fPl^>^. i^f.;}\ Whether your own stomach trouble KSly^ y&A\\ is due to simple but troublesome mdi- *T£'«.'-'V 0 <> I .A gestion, or is as painful and serious as TW, *°o 1 Mrs. Villiers', whose
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    "DANCING THROUGH"
    124 18 'Dancing Through; a non-stop pageant of popular music presented by Oeraldo and his Concert Orchestra, will shortly be heard for the first time by listeners t 0 Daventry. In the course of one hour Geraldo will play no fewer than 150 tunes. In these programmes, already popular with
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    FOR PEACE IN EUROPE
    781 18 Dictators Confer GENEVA AWAITS THE OUTCOME Rome, Sept 25. gIGNOR Gayda, writing in Giornale d'ltalia. states recognition of ihe following points is essential in order that Mussolini and Hitler may consecrate their solidity to the service of European r»eace. First there must be complete understanding for
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    INVADING MARINES MOWN DOWN
    224 18 Strong Chinese Line At Lotien Shanghai, Sept. 29. THE Japanese land, sea, and air forces bombarded Paoshan Road yesterday afternoon. They were unable to break the Chinese line of defence. The advancing Japanese marines were mowed down by Chinese machine-guns. The enemy, for the last two
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    EXCHEQUER RETURNS
    67 18 London, Sept. 28. The continued buoyancy of revenue indicated in receipts totalling £7.44.1.576 last week against £5.595.965 in the corresponding week of 1936 Exchequer returns also show that the total ordinary revenue to £300.315.625. compared with £284.888.235 at the corresponding date of last year. The total expenditure less
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    ATTACKS AT CHAPET REPULSED
    352 18 Defence Said To Be Impregnable THE Chinese official communique dated Sept. 28th states:— Japanese troops showed considerable activity this morning at Lotien, where Chinese troops repulsed a large scale attack. The Japanese are beginning to launch their fourth big push. The Chinese are holding the line
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    ANOTHER RECORD
    101 18 Atlantic Crossing" By Cambria British Official Wireless. London, Sept. 28. THE Imperial Airways flying boat Cambria has set up a new record for the Atlantic crossing. Flying in the great circle course, she covered the distance from Botwood in Newfoundland, which she left at 8.38 last night, to
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    CHINESE KILLED
    97 18 Car And Ricksha In Collision Sin gapore, Wednesday accident resulting in the death of a Chinese ricksha puller and serious injuries to two Chine™ WGre P asse "Sers in the ncKiha at 'he time occurred ot the entrance, to the Railway Station on Mon*Th e ricksha it is
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    MANILA GOLD SHARE MARKET
    48 18 Messrs s tt in aDor e. Tuesday, have received cabloJ a d Sin SPore giving thTtohowing "paces'™ Last Sale Prices Previous To-day ntamok 061 P n S ?n Benguet Consolida- 0 (30 ted Consolidated Mines o°o?5 o°o?4 San Maurieio qto nm United Paraeale J|J
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    11 18 Mr. W. E untitled a master at Framlineham Colloge, Suffolk, returned
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    JOHORE COURT OF APPEAL
    501 18 Third Session For The Year (From Our Oicn Correspondent, Johore Bahru. Sept. 27. mHE third session for the year of the A Court of Appeal, Johore, was held here to-day in the Supreme Court Johore Bahru, presided over by the Acting Chief Justice (Straits 'Settlements) Mr.
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    DARING BURGLARY
    156 18 Local Firm Loses $2,500 In Goods S.ngapore, Wednesday. 'FHE premises of Messrs. Schmidt and Co., of Robinson Road, the wellKnown camera dealers, were broken into y burglars last night, and cameras field g asses and photographic accessories to the value of over $2,500 wore stolen. Fortunately they were
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    149 18 Cape York, British. 3.117 tons, from Bahk Papan 27.9 to Penang 1 !0 Perak, British, 519 ton.s, from Penang 29 9to P rt Swettenhrm 9&d Penan,; Benreoch. BrPsh. 3.702 tons from Hongkong 27.9 to Europe via Penang 1 10 Merkus, Dutch. 595 ton' from Silt Pandiang 27.9 to
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      162 19 I mASK FOR DEMONSTRATION A I.L WAVE A C AND BATTERY SETS AVAILABLE Hoe B«on I tong Radio Dept. j 62, Selegie Road, Singapore. WELLS-GARDNER HAS SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW IN RADIO STYLING. BEAUTY YOU'LL ADMIRE TONE YOU'LL ENJOY PERFORMANCE YOU'LL PRAISE. PRICES FROM 185.01. Bate Agents For Malaya: Sun Radio
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      1670 19 nmm M W n m m PHOHi Holland Malayan Listeners Radio PCJ :rL c 8.20 p.m.—10.20 DHL Experimental I broadcast on behalf of Philips Radio PROGRAMMES OF BRITISH EMPTRE Hexentanz (MacDowell). Eindhoven, Holland. Happy programme. 11\ yj UJWUt&OM o VJL i3rviA iori nmrjLnn 830 a m Tne News and Arinoun
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    NAVAL EXPERTS MEET
    181 20 Protection Of Shipping In Mediterranean British Official Wireless. London, Sept. 27. A PARIS message report; :hat British, French and Italian naval experts met to-day at the Ministry of Navy in Pans. The following official communique was issued later: "Technical naval convexfeations regarding Italian participation in the Nyon
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    LINEN SHIPPERS
    64 20 All Far East Contracts Must Be Completed Reuter. London. Sept. 28. lINEN shippers interested in the export trade to China met at Belfast to-day and discussed the situation arising from the Far East war. They decided unanimously that all contracts must be fulfilled, and any failure to carry
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    MARCONI'S ESTATE
    49 20 Reuter Wireless. New York, Sept. 25. Marconi's estate amounted 1 130.000 according to U the President of the RadJ I of America made at the reg behalf of the Marconi fami ihe estate will be divid Marconi's three children by marriage and his daughter.' E Reuter .Vireless.
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    HORRORS OF CHINA WAR
    206 20 Eye-Witness To Speak In London Reuter. London. Sept. 28. DOCTOR P. C. Chang oi Nankai University, has arrived froC! Gtneva on a mission to give the Western peoples an eyewitness account of the China war and draw attention to the far reaching issues involved. To-morrow he
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    97 20 Italy And The Control Plan Reuter Wireless. Paris, Sept. 26. IflGH hopes are entertained of satis- factory results Iroin the conference of naval experts of Britain. France and Italy opening to-morrow with the obieci: cf bringing Italy into the antipiracy patrol. It is bc'ieved the scheme likelv to
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    HUGE REWARD
    55 20 Search For Palestine Terrorists Jerusalem. Sept m THE authorities have offer ward of £10.000 for infor leading to the arrest of the n. < of Mr. Lewis Andrews. This is believed to be dividual reward ever offered minal case.—Reuter. Mr. Lewis Andrew mi;sio"er, Gr.li'ce. and a I stable,
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    24 20 Reuter Wireless. London. Sept 27 There is great rejoicing Essex village of Tollesbury I skipper and six crew of En< belong.—Renter Wireless.
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      154 20 Tropical Sun f Ages Skin... Doci'ors Warn l),.ct,„s wy tUt too much Try his Beouf Treo m n exposure to the sun dries up the natural skin oils makes skin Massage the creamy lather of age and wrinkle before its time. Palmolive Soap into your face, '1 hat's why it's
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      82 20 DELCO LIGHT MORE THAN 32.->.OOO SATISFIED USERS are nearZy a m iu ion De ico Light" plants in use. This in itself is sufficient testimony of the great service they have been to the world. In far distant and outlying parts of every country where Electric light is not obtainable
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      840 20 ivlttluvaii Listeners* ltadi© fContinuwd from page. 19) BKKLIN 1220 p.m. The Richard SchmidberDJA 31.38 metres (9,560 kcs.); IMB J*j» P-» Cinema organ concert. 19.74 metres (15,200 kcs.;; DJN 31.45 W P-™- Nirom news bulletin. metres (9.540 kcs.); I>JE 16.89 me- 1-20 p.m. Variety programme. tie* «17.760 kcs.) and DJQ 19.63
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      402 20 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs in Sinan pore members of ivhich are readet the "Malaya Tribune." This l> r provided specially for them. s taries are invited to co-operaU ing it up-to-date and complete, peninqs of general interest included in the "Diary oj "Club Diary" can cover meet itertainments,
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    NUDISTS' MEETING IN NEW YORK
    556 22 Boy And Insect Pests PELTED WITH ROTTEN APPLES (By Air Mail) London, Sept. 4. A MERICAN nudists, who have been holding their annual convention in New York this week, have }eft with the place of next year's meeting—England or France—undecided, but they hope to meet
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    ELECTRIC SHOCKS
    199 22 When Lightning Put The Camp In Darkness Three of the nude company were inured slightly by electric shocks when i bolt of lightning put out all the lights n the camp and left its occupants huddled together in cabins like prehistoric nen and women cowering in caves. An
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    U.S. FILMS BEST ADVERTISERS
    262 22 Demand For Devices Shewn On Screen Hollywood AMERICAN films have proven to "super-salesman" lor Ameri products in otner countries. Persona observation during travel in rvk-xic' coutfi America and otner foreign lar.c nas led Mr. Cameron Rogers, scenarist co the conclusion that Hollywood inductions are "among the
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    POETIC PLUMBER
    188 22 Poems Read On The Stage Pa ns. S FRENCH plumber, who writes poet ry in his spare time, has had his noems read on the stage of the famou Comedie Francaise. His name is M. Marcel Gamier arc. he lives at the little town of Moret-sui-Loing, beloved of
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      81 22 jM-N=W FRENCH REMKDfe THERAPION Nc-5 roleon. Ho. S Cur»i Chronla WuksMM*, C"*; 1 *"*I**1** Se. ChemliM.or either No. return UtU. jgtVl OLERC'S PILLS to* the Lhr«s I rtiw The Business Office.. Executive require quiet surroundings \j r^^^^^^^^ The Remington Noiseless never disturbs REMINGTON RAND INC. Guthrie's Building, PHONI, 2426 Singapore.
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      189 22 a r I £3» WE'RE PROUD OF JOHN NOW, NURSE." V Pw "Who wouldn't be proud of a fine sturdy boy like that, Mrs. Brown. I hear he's doing well at school too. "He's twice as robust as when last I saw him, but there, I knew that 'California Syrup
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    Motoring Notes And News JAVA MOTORING RECORD
    275 23 114 MILES Average Speed Of 57.67 M.P.H. ON Friday, Sept. 10, without any preliminary public announcements, a 30 h.p. V-8 de lux e touring Forder saloon left Bandoeng railway station at 8.05 a.m. in an attempt to break the Bandoeng Batavia road record.
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    Record Output Figures
    185 23 THE total output for the first nine months of the British motor indust v s year shows an increase of 11 per cent over the corresponding period of 1935—36. which was itself a record year Each month of the current year has shown an increase except May,
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    Sydney's Big Order
    131 23 OYDNEY Transport Board has decided »5 upon a big extension scheme and in connection with this, has placed an erder for 50 A.E C. oil-engined pasMnger chassis. Of these 13 are to D? Regal" single-deckers and 37 Begun* oouble-deckers. In India it is interesting to learn tnat
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    Before The Public Eye
    82 23 HIGH civic dignitaries in South Africa are showing themselves very definitely in favour of British products in their choice of cars for official duties. The Mayor of Johannesburg, for instance, has purchased a Daimler StraightEight, with Hooper limeousine body. The same make of car has also
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    70 23 r»Y the wav, a "talkie" van, mounted on a Ley land 6-wheeled chassis operated by the United Tobacco Co, •arrived at Cape Town recently after a 4 -0 000-mile journey through the CaptProvince, Transvaal, Orange Free State and Natal. Equipped with cinema apparatus and ■*>und equipment, the van
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    164 23 ABOUT the middle of July, Mr. J. H. Weils, a director of Germ Lubricants Ltd.. left England via Imperial! Airways, on a six months' tour of visits to agents in Africa. What can be accomplished by tne business man utilising aerial transport is forcibly demonstrated by a
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    A Matter Of Millions
    182 23 SOME very ilium nating facts ano figures on the important subject of public cleansing are to be gleaned from a recent Ministry of Health, publication. This shows that of 334 municipalities listed. 123 use only motors for refuse collection, 59 employ to some extent the container
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    TIPS FOR WIVES
    133 23 How To Be Happy Though Married Belgrade. A YUGOSLAV writer who claims that marriage is a science lays down the following laws for women who wish to master it: A wife must be her husband's: Mother- taking care of him as though he were a child. Mistress
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    CHILDREN WHIPPED IN PUBLIC
    176 23 Juvenile Delinquency Greatly Reduced Powhatan, Ohio. THE use of a public whipping post is claimed to have reduced juveni'-t delinquency in this village by 60 cent. The village marshal, Edward ter, a sturdily built, strong-armed man, has set up a barrel in the village squuie ever
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