Malaya Tribune, 15 October 1928

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. xv. No. 241 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1928 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Monday, October 15, 1928.
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      253 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. yOU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. SZSSZ -"-S^ 2ss^^ j Cine Cameras I I M nc Projectors as -Lr KOKASCOPES 1 I1 1 Ato 75 Motion Picture Camera] RUBY I ETC. j I STOCKED BY g I Amateur Photo Store, I I Meyer Mansions' Singapore I The Home
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      344 1 ["""7"%"" i- 1 r;; j Now is the time I I V ESTA Sewing Machine I J The most popular and up-to-date Machine in the World. Complete with I I attachments and book of instructions. h you want to save money buy a rj-» J Dj r\ Best value in
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      10 1 FLOHODOR y Tropical V *ear Jf HIGH STREET, T\ Singapore.
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    COMPANY REPORT.
    540 2 Jimah Rubber Estates, Limited. The fo lowing is the'annual report of the Directors to the eighteenth annual general meeting of shareholders to be held in the Exchange Room, Fullerton Building, Singapore, or Saturday, October 20, at noon. Your Directors beg to submit herewith a duly audited statement of
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    U. S. RUBBER EXPORTS.
    232 2 tt 5? c e eP°s ts 0f rubbDr oods f rom the United States continue to increase. For ttt 2i r «nSf monlhs 2 5S th >' totalled $dv,216,000, compared with $30,045,800 for the same period in 1927. The slight gain was caused primarily by a
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    136 2 Telegrams from South Africa report the death of the Basuto Chi?f Jonathan who was nearly 90 years old. and had played a cons- iimoofl part in the history of his country. He was a son of Moshcsh, the warriorstatesman, who welded together a number of tribp» +o ro-ice th- Basuto
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      587 2 ARE YOU GOING AWAY FOR A HOLIDAY? I If Not, Sustain Your Vitality and Strength Thnm ■[»>.» .l I Hot Season With The Aid of The World s Most fW? i Blood and Nerve Tonic. Us There is wisdom in the annual holiday. I heat. And they have Change of
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    METEOROLOGY AND TYPHOONS.
    606 3 Calms as Well as Storms Can Be Foretold Rather an unusual example of the utility of marine meteorology is given in the August issue of the 5 Marine Observer in connection with a very illuminating article upon typhoons in the China Sea. enough generally associated with forecasting
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    A WARM SEND-OFF.
    90 4 International Amity in Shanghai. International solidarity was attested at the Customs jetty on the occasion of the departure of Colonel Davis, commanding the American marines at Shanghai. The Guard of Honour included French and British Regulars and Volunteers. Colonel Davis declared in an interview that he was
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    MALAYA DISTILLERIES.
    231 4 It is becoming- increasingly popular for Chairmen at statutory meetings to invest what were previously purely formal affairs with a certain amount of interest by giving the shareholders the latest information as to progress, says "The Financial Times." An example of this excellent tendency is supplied by the
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    109 4 In order to ascertain whether there is a possibility of floating loans in the America n market, Mr. Tsushima Financial Agent of the Japanese Government stationed in London, will go to New York to investigate conditions there. This decision was reached by the Japanese Government in view of the shortage
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      346 4 To soothe the itch insect bites and skin disorders Listerineappliedfullstrength greatly relieves the sting and intenseitchingofinsectbites. It helps to counteract the an(J many other common poisonous effect and brings skin disorders, use Listerine almost instant relief. to allay the g j mMt unbear For eczema, prickly heat, able j tcn
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      431 4 Burning And Itching Unbearable Cuticura Healed For some months I was troubled with an outbreaking of eczema on both my arms and the back of my head. My arms were terribly swollen, and the burning and itching were ali lost unbearable. I could not do my work, and had to
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    NOTE CIRCULATION.
    194 5 Local Banks' Returns for September. I The following- Account of the average amount of Bank notes in circulation for the month of September, has been forwarded by the managers of the undermentioned Banks, duly certified by them, for publication in the Gazette Singapore. Chartered Bank $42,450 Hong Kong
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    95 5 (By courtesy of the Nichi-Nichi Shimbunsha.) Tokyo, October 12. Rubber f.a.q. spot was quoted to-day at 42 x <2 sen (middle price.) The Tokyo Rice Exchange has resumed, except the current month's options, which will be opened as from the 15th inst. H.I.H. the Empress is indisposed. It
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    42 5 Orders for week ending Sunday, October 21: To-day, October 15.—Sim's Shield Inspection 3rd Troop, 5.15 p.m. Wednesday, October 17.—Sim's Shield Inspection 4th Troop, 5.15 p.m. Thursday, October 18.—Band Practice, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Friday, October 19.—Ambulance Class, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m.
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    POPPY DAY.
    102 5 Attractive Programme of Entertainments. You have been thinking for some time that you ought to give a party? Now is the time: the Organisers of the Poppy Day Appeal have catered for every taste in making their arrangements for entertainments in aid of the funds. The following is
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    406 5 Barlow's Report. Messrs. Barlow and Co., Singapore, state in their weekly report dated October 11': The market has been quiet since the date of our last report, but with a slightly firmer tendency in evidence the period closes at 31 Vi cents locally, which is a gain
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      406 6 SURSfA~THEATfip North Bridfe Road Tele D t" telephone >' a TO-NIGHT AT 9 Pm To Tuesday, October i 6 THE ARIZONA" CYCLONE You 11 be thrilled by the danof FRED HUMES and hi "V You'll be chilled by {Sft hghts 1 An amazing tale of th where no quarter is
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    145 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive. Singapore, October 15. tot Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Cremer 22; Nieuw Zeeland 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Pres. Hayes 11; Diomed 7. tapire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Azumasan .Maru 31; Kanagawa 37; Ipoh 38. Umpire Dock (Entrance Gate 4).
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    Society of Planters.
    1185 7 TECHNICAL EDUCATION SCHEME. Chairman's Interesting Review Of Past Year. The annual general meeting of the Incorporated Society of Planters, South Jonore Branch, was neld in the Europe Hotel at 5 p.m. on Satuiday. Mr. b. J. ti. Barton presided and there was an attendance of about 20
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    VICTORIA THEATRE.
    400 7 Benno Moisiewitsch Entrances Audience. Much has been said and written of the prowess of Benno Moisiewitsch at the piano, and his recitals in ah parts of the wor d had evoked such high praise as to raise the question "who is the better pianist, Paderewski or Moisiewitsch?" Not
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    161 7 Arrivals. Hay. Nor. 730 tons, Capt. Sundersen, from Bangkok 14-10, for Bangkok 15-10. Diomed Brit. 6,339 tons, Capt. Irland, from Liverpool 14-10, for Hong Kong 19-10. Rohna Brit. 4,759 tons. Cap.t Cane, from Madras 14-10 for Madras via ports 18-10. Larut Brit. 464 tons, Capt. Jones, from Malacca
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    35 7 The P. and O. s.s. "Morea" has left Hong Kong and is expected to arrive at this port at noon on Wednesday. She will proceed alongside the Singapore Harbour Board's wharves on arrival.
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    35 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 154 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 156 equal to $100.
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE.
    1554 7 FINANCE COMMERCE. PRODUCE. Pi/»n Qinw. \T« 4 Singapore, October 15. lam No. 1 per Koyan $321 Rice, Siam 2 SQD7 Rice, Siam 3 fool Rice, Saigon 1 fi? Rice, Saigon 2 focc Rice, Saigon 3 lf£ R!m' S? ngoon I *255 Kice, Rangoon 2 4949 Rice, Par Boiled No. 1
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      703 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED—PART-TIME WORK—AC COUNTANT-SECRETARY-London Diploma Holder—willing to write up and check accounts, and prepare Final Accounts— 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.—charges moderate —particulars from Box No. 746, c/o Malaya i riDune. FOR SALE— Latest selection of "Banner" Hawaiian records (instrumental) can had at >ick Wah Hing, 641 North Brid,"
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      445 7 SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day. October 15. n.17 a.m., 11.51 p.m. H h v ii f up: Chinese Iv. R.A. Fo tb T< ..„H,rn > October 16. :i 38 a.m., 0.23 a.m. Hi*h 1 ',r H an d I. and P.S. v. Etc. and Wednesday. October 17. Ti)it 0.23 a.m.. 0.3 p.m.
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      80 7 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Station. (By courtesy of the Government Health Office). For the 24 hours ending midnight October 14. deg. Maximum shade temperature 88 F. Minimum shade temperature 74 F. Mean shade temperature 79.8 F. Maximum sun radiation 160 F. Minimum grass radiation 71 F. Sea temperature (maximum) 82
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    THE DOCK ARRIVES.
    746 8 The Singapore Naval Base is now taking on some aspect of reality. For years extensive preliminary work has been going on. but a Naval Base on modern lines is a tremendous affair, and it will be more years yet before the Admiralty will be satisfied that they
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    1218 8 The Chief Secretary to Government 5,.. Nat» lan.elled th.< .od>r ond r th< .-'.0!'.ou< Puhliealion. < l>,.,,,!>.,i..„) l',..,, t- >!.. at. n.ode s»n l.l. lt»25. probib.ting lbe importation ol th. '< anc.n. tt." u re vent .s the l.ower l'er„l< 8anltary Loard it was stated that tl, w„s a lot
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    465 8 Mr. W A. Gordon-Hal! Kuala P.lah, ha f Mr. F. Knocker, R u Inspector, of Seremban, ha s 'T ft U f or u Mr. R. c. Lloyd-Owen estate Ayer Kunmg Sou' ih from Home leave. Uv Mr. E. Phillips, of P Pr u estate, Sungei Gadut.
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING.
    145 8 Gill—Wait. The wedding was solemn I it Presbyterian Church on I oon of Mr. A. V\. B. Gill, i I the I Engineer's Department, and M WlaM James Watt, who recen ly ai v pore from Keith, BanfTshir- The bride wore a whit, with pearl trimming, trd a
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    HEAVY RAINS IN F.M.S.
    27 8 (From Our Own Con- sp I rit.) Kuala Lompu I tober 15 There were very heavy the week-end and botl but not dangerously.
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    BARON LEAVES CANTON.
    18 8 Reuters Far Eastern Service. Canton. 'Mober Baron von Huenefeld I r Shanghai at dawn to-day.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    24 8 From China by s.s. Crem< pore at 1 p.m. to-day. From China and Japan b> v at Singapore neon on W< instant.
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    16 8 Latest Quotation RUBBER. London:—9d. New York:—Holidav. Singapore:—31 —31 "a TIN. Singapore:—$109.12 1 d'
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    ZEPPELIN NOT YET ARRIVED.
    765 9 US. Officials Picqued By Taciturnity. storm delays great AIRSHIP. Heroic Repair of Damage in Mid Air. Reuter's Service. Sew York. October 15. Lakehurst ate somewhat jH| Di refusal of the I give details of her pos:- I the first dire- wireI ship to Lakehurst was I
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    FRENCH TRACE NEWS LEAKAGE.
    178 9 Official Passed Paper To Friend. LATTER SHOWED IT TO MR. HORAN. Reuter's Service. Paris, October 15. It tran S pi re s that M. de Noblet, who Domed the diplomatic service in 1921 and 2 n W a "r ned to the Press Bureau of the
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    NEW BRITISH AIRSHIP.
    111 9 Will Establish Air Service With America. British Official Wireless. London, October 14. It is stated that the British airship K-100 now under construction at Howben orkshire, will be completed before Christmas. Its tests will probably include a demonstration flight to America and it is proposed later to
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    DOMINION ANNIVERSARY.
    134 9 Canada Celebrates by Striking Medals. British Official Wireless. London, October 13. Mr. Mackenzie King, Prime Minister of Canada, privately at Buckingham Palace on Thursday will present the King with a gold medal specially struck to celebrate the sixtieth anniversary of the confederation of the Dominion. A similar medal
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    ENGLAND MOURNS.
    22 9 Death of Sister of Queen Alexandra. Copenhagen, October 13. The ex-Empress Marie Feodoravna of Russia died here to-day. Reuter's Service.
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    COURT MOURNING.
    24 9 London, October 14. The King has commanded one week's full and another week's half court mourning from to-morrow for ex-Empress Marie Feodoravna.
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    SMITH DISCUSSES TARIFF.
    84 9 Should be Removed From Politics. Reuter's Service. Louisville, Kentucky, October 14. Governor Smith, in a speech referring to import tariffs, urged that the question of customs duties should be removed from politics and treated as a business and economic problem. He would refer any changes in rates
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    BATTLE IN CENTRE OF SOFIA.
    91 9 Ten Wounded by Fire From Revolvers SUPPORTERS OF RIVAL CANDIDATES. Reuter's Service. Belgrade, October 14. Details of a sanguinary encounter in the crowded centre of Sofia on Friday have* been filtering in and show a "veritable battle, revolvers being freely used between the tactions, consisting
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    LOSS OF "ONDINE."
    136 9 Gross Carelessness Intimated by Press. Reuter's Service. Paris, October 13. How the submarine "Ondine" disappeared with three officers and 40 men is described in a report by the Captain of the Greek steamur which herself sustained a damag d bow and is now docked at Rotterdam under
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    NO NEWS OF MISS TOBIN.
    165 9 Chinese Government Losing Face. Reuters Far Eastern Service. Canton, October 14. There has been no message from Miss To bin, the English missionary who was recently carried off by Chinese "bandits, ami who has now been a captive for twentyseven days, and in view of
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    CANDIDATE DISAPPEARS.
    82 9 Suspected Kidnapping by Ku Klux Kian. Reuter's Service. .New York, October 13. Mr Benjamin Gitlow, the Communist candidate for the Vice-Presidency of the United States, has mysteriously disappeared. Communist headquarters announce that he left San Diego, California on the 9th inst. for Phoenix, Arizona, to deliver a campaign
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    RULERS CONVERSE.
    96 9 Mr. Coolidge and King Alfonso Chat Across Ocean. Reuter's Service. Washington, October 13. A new telephonic service between Spain and the United States was inaugurated today, Mr. Coolidge and King Alfonso conversing over the 6,500 mile wireless and cable circuit between Washington and Madrid. Mr Coolidge's voice was
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    LORD BIRKENHEAD QUITS.
    86 9 Earl Winterton Acts as Secretary for India. Reuter's Service. London, October 14. Router is informed that Lord Birkenhead is definitely leaving politics for a city post. His resignation will take effect immediately the King accepts it. Meanwhile, pending: the appointment of a successor, India rton WIH act
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    WORST WRECK FOR MANY YEARS.
    67 9 Fourteen Killed at Cnarfield. ONLY ASHES OF SOME VICTIMS REMAIN. Dead in Glasgow Smash Now Number Two. Reuter's Service. London, October 14 WPMUMtiqaofjfc, human remains tne doctors are satisfied that fourteen L KP" 1 2 the train Sf "ash at yesterday. Nothing but ashes of
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    NINE IN HOSPITAL.
    387 9 British Official Wireless. rr> London, October 14. 1 he railway disaster which occurred early yesterday morning at Charfield, GloucesUronrßritl\oneof theW rSt that has on British railways within recent years Cnving to the charred and dismenftSred condition of the remains of the victims discovered among the wreckage, it
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    EARLY MORNING COLLISION.
    107 9 Reuter's Service. London. October 13. Seven people were killed and many injured when a mail train collided with an empty goods train and caught fire near Charfield in Gloucestershire during a dense fojj- at five o'clock this morning. The mail train, which was travelling from Newcastle, struck
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    BOTH ENGINES BURNED.
    85 9 London, Later. It is now stated that nine people were killed and 21 injured in the Charfield disaster. It was an express from Leeds to Bristol which collided with the shunting goods train. Another goods train up the line was also involved, some of the carriages of
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    FOI R NEWLY WEDS.
    185 9 London, October 13. hen the rescuers in the Glasgow disaster, after two hours' hacking at the wreckage in the long and narrow Queen Street tunnel, dragged out the body of a con^ fluttered from his clothing. There was a crushed carnation in his button-hole. The body
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    1767 10 Sports Pastimes. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. THE HOME LEAGUES. Bury Overwhelmed by the Villa. Reuter's Service. London, October 13. Matches in the English and Scottist League to-day resulted as follow:— ENGLISH LEAGUE.—Div. 1. "Hammers" beat Arsenal. Arenal 2, West Ham 3. Aston Villa 7, Bury, 1. Blackburn 2, Everton t. Bolton 4,
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    Selangor Beats Penang.
    427 10 RUGBY FOOTBALL. (From Oar Own Correspondent.) Penang, October 15. Selangor defeated Penang by 18 points to 5 on Saturday. Owing to heavy rain, parts of the ground were under water Penang led at 5—3 at the interval. Selangor s success was due to the clever forwards* fine
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    Hornets Beat N.S.C.
    265 10 HOCKEY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. October 14. The Kuala Lumpur Hornets beat the Negri Sembilan Club by 3 goals to 1 on Saturday. The ground was wet and slippery but a fast game was witnessed. This was the seoond occasion when the Hornets made their appearance
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    Mayflower Beat Shanghai B.P.
    116 10 BADMINTON. A large crowd witnessed the match between the Mayflower B. P. and the Shanghai 8.P., on the farmer's ground. By the scores, the match would seem to have been a one-sided affair, but the losers put up a really splendid display. The home team won
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    Match Postponed.
    30 10 POLO. The Sussex Cup game, fixed for Saturday last, had to be postponed owing to the condition of the polo ground after the h?avy downpour on that day.
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    G.G.C. Duke's Bowl Competition.
    187 10 GOLF. The Garrison Go'f Club competition for the 'Duke's Bowl," presented by the Officers, A Bn. the Duke of Wellington s Regt, will be played during the week-end November 10—13. The conditions are as follows:— Open to all members of the Club, 36 holes, under handicap,
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    J.F.C. Tournament.
    58 10 BILLIARDS. The following are the results of th? League Tournament of the Juvenile Football played yesterday: Aw Kim Seng beat Cheang Cheng Lim, w.o. Chan Seng Wah b;at Choo Choon Chew w.o. Lim Siew Tee (plus 15) 200 beat Aw Kim Seng (scr.) 183. Chan Seng Wah (scr.)
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    World's Doubles Championship.
    99 10 LAWN TENNIS. Reuter's Service. London, October 13. At Queen's Club to-day, in the word's professional lawn tennis championship doubles final, R. Najuch (Germany) and Albert Burke (France) beat R. Ramillon and Edmond Burke (France), 3—3, I—6, 6—3, 7—5, 6—3. On Saturday the members of the Kelat Club
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    THE POLYFAR.
    234 10 Demonstration of a New Talking Machine. At a tea-dance at the Dutch Club last evening Mr. P. A. F. Becker, agent for the Polyphonwerke A. G. of Berlin, gave a demonstration of a newly patented electric talking machine, the "Polyfar". Dance music was provided, and during the intervals
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    CAR PRODUCTION.
    127 10 Optimistic Forecasts Being Justified. Messrs. Symington and Sinclair, London, in their weekly market report* dated September 13, state: Production in the American automobile industry continues at a very satisfactory rate, the official totals for July being 415,607 vehicles, against 279,456 in July of last year. Detailed sales for
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    90 10 The City Opera. The re-staging of the Virgin of Yunan, a play by Messrs. Noonmim-Ainmim and Al'Junied, drew another good house at Sunlight Hall on Saturday night. I Last night the all vaudeville programme proved another success. Henry Duarte's efforts in the scenic dance, "The Blue Goddess," deserves
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    Kaiser Buys Castle.
    69 10 FORTIFIED POSITION ON FRONTIER. Within Short Distance of Rhine River. Reuter's Service. Cologne, October 15. It is reported that the former Kaiser has purchased a castle at Heerenberg near the German-Dutch frontier, within a short distance of Emmerich and the Rhine. It was recently in the possession
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    SPECIAL "AT HOME."
    306 10 The s.s. Hong Kheng Receives Friends. An "At Home" was held between the hours of 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. to-day on board one of the Ho Hong- liners, the s.s. Hong Kheng which was at the time lying alongside Godown 48 West Wharf. Up to 11
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    CONSTABLE'S STRUGGLE WITH GUNMAN.
    115 10 Teochcw Caught with Loaded Automatic. A plucky Indian P.C. had a narrow whon he grappled with a gunman in New Bridge Road at a!>out 8 o'clock last night. He was on his rounds when he noticed a Teoehew behaving suspiciously on the fivefoot path. The Chinese
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    119 10 Hylam Arrested at Esplanade Landing 1 Whi.e walking along the Cenotaph side of the Esplanade on Saturday morning Inspector Sam's attention was attracted by the suspicious behaviour of a Hylam who had just lander from a sampan. When the Chinese saw the inspector he hurriedly descended the landing.
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    SUPREME COURT.
    153 10 Judgment in Sanitary Contractor's Claim. Judgment was delivered this morning in the Singapore Supreme Court, by .Mr. Justice Prichard, in the action in'which Messrs. W. Hill Co.. Sanitary Engineers, sued O. Ramasamy Nadar for recovery of $4,153 being balance due for work done and supplying sanitary fittings. His
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    T.U.C. Lot of Cowards.
    105 10 GREAT UPROAR \T DEMONSTRATION Unemployed Workers r Use of Bomb, *H Reuter's Service. -Melbour., There was stration at Yarra Bai I Secretary of the Au declared that victory howled down by a described the T. U. MORE BOMBING. Melbourne, <v Despite the offer of a the
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    MOTOR SHOW.
    166 10 Great Demand tor Sporting Modek British Official Wireless. Londor, October It Despite the great made halls at Olympia during ncent year*' t mands for increased spa. held have been made and th,- LHrmorVw an extension scheme under eor;> The Motor Show now being ".eld a* pia has emphasised
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    COMMISSION WELCOMED.
    63 10 Garlands of Flowers. Telegram And Armed Guards British Official Wireless. London. October B An enthusiastic wel< oi,u- was aivrd the members of the Statul I on Indian reforms on Poona, where the first bod) will be put before the Comnissm. members of the Commb prist with flowers and
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    36 10 SURROUNDED Bl (>l Utt* Reuter's Service. Poona, < k-tober I* The Simon Commission met the (est Provincial Committer- I to-day and sat for Ml mil Armed guards were post Commission's office-. The Conference will tings on Monday.
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    SUNDAY LABOUR.
    78 10 Perak Planters Resent Out* Interference. (From Our Own < [pol The first discussioi by the Planters As» Saturday when the Cci A solved that there shoul.f 1 with the number of da>> worked." should be left to th« ment between the emp: The meeting appoint! delegate to the
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    PRINCE'S AFRICAN TOUR.
    50 10 British Official Wireless. London. 0ctober .^J The Prince of Wales U-" I to-day for Uganda. T1 B informal. A few mifcs I train stopped at a stati m alighted, taking by fl people waiting to 8» H chatted with them for a §> resuming his journey t<
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    HUGE RUBBER FIRE.
    35 10 [Havas Aj Winning- ,d Fire to-day destroy* Dominion Rubber < damage estimated al I [Messrs. McAlis- r agents for the Domini" and on inquiry our repn formed that they ha\ about the fire.]
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    RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S SELANGOR RACES.
    913 11 Lrhara fiodolphin Drops Dead J vfter Coming in Third. THE TURF. (From our Own Correspondent.) H Kuala Lumpur, October 13. vi iv large attendance fo! T S uml last day's racing here to day rain fell. The going m >urse cot up. Mr. A. E
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    375 11 Earl of Durham's Services to Racinsr. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") London, September 10. The Earl of Durham, who died this week at Harraton House, Exning, Newmarket, at the age of 13, was a prominent figure on the Turf. For upwards of half a century he was
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    IMMORTALITY.
    170 11 Mr. W. W. R. Lake, at the Seventh Day Adventist Chapel, last night, speaking on the topic, "If a man die shall he live again?" attacked the generally accepted idea that man is immortal, maintaining that he dies just as the beast dies and knows nothing after this life
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    EXCHANGES.
    75 11 British Official Wireless. London, October 14. Paris 124.225 New York 4.85 1/16 Brussels 34.9 Geneva 25.***** Amsterdam 12.10 3/16 Milan 92.625 Berlin 20.38 Stockholm 18.1375 Copenhagen 18.19 Oslo 18.1925 Vienna 34.515 Prague 163 11/16 Helsingfors 192.725 Madrid 29.3 Lisbon 107.25 Athens 374.875 Bucharest 803 Rio 5 59/64 Buenos Aires
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    1162 12 ENG TONG AND COMPANY AWARDED DAMAGES. An Architect's Alleged Extreme Partisanship. The Acting- Chief Justice (Mr. Justice Sproule) delivered the following interesting judgment on Friday in the case in which Messrs. Eng Tong and Co. sued Mr. J. Khaliffa for breach of contract in respect of building
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