Malaya Tribune, 24 September 1931

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune ftL XVIIL- -No. 22 3 SINGAPORE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1931 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday. Sept. 24, 1931. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1931.
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    NEW LEGISLATION BEFORE ASSEMBLY.
    1948 2 Better Control Of The Press. NOTES FROM INDIA. At the autumn session of the Assembly, which commenced at Simla on the Tth inst., Sir James Crerar introduce 1 a Bill providing for the better eoatval Ol the Press He pointed to the prac- > an the
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    4,000,000 GERMAN UNEMPLOYED.
    355 2 CABINET DISCUSSING A HOPELESS SITUATION. England's political pcblems fill columns cf the German Press to-day. writes the Berlin correspondent of the 'Observer on Vig 22. They are being eagerly studied by the German leaders with leference to the r own dificulties. Unfoi un>tely, little help io U
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    SINGAPORE PROPERTY SALE.
    859 2 The following Singapore properties were sold by auction at Messrs. Cheng Keen Seng Co's saleroom. 30 Chulia Street on July 1. 8. 15. 22 and 29. Freehold land and house No. 7 Jalan Kemaman, area 2 roods 11 poles, bought by Mr. Yeo Soo Seng for $1,900.
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    A FRANCO-AMERICAN ENTENTE.
    146 2 Paris. Aug. 22. In certain papzrs of the Right the su«? gestion is mad to-day that Prance and the United States should work in cose co-oper:i-ticn because the r Interests are identical in r sa d to th. maintenance of international payments. Geimany wants to see th?
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    BENGAL PILOT SERVICE.
    123 2 The Government of India has decided that pilo: boats wh U on duty a the Sandrec s shall in futuie By the regulation pilot flag day by day. A- regards the painting of the word -Pilot" on the sides of the Vessels, which the Imperial Merchant Service
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      316 2 CONSUMPTION HAS BEEN CURED. A Remedy for Consumption Has Been Found. Derk P. Yonkerman, Discoverer Of The New Remedy For Consumption. Marvellous as it may seem after centuries of failure, a remedy has been discovered that aas cured the deadly Consumption even in che advanced stages of the disease. No
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    SOCIALISM V. CAPITALISM.
    2469 3 MR. BERNARD SHAW ON HIS RUSSIAN VISIT. FULL REPORT OF ADDRESS TO I.L.P. SCHOOL. Mr. George Bernard Shaw and Lord Lothian, who with Lady Astor recently visited Russia, related their impression&, Mr. Shaw at the L L. P. Summer School, Lord Lothian at the liberal Summer School.
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      389 3 CRAVENA is one of the eight reasons why they DO NOT AFFECT THE THROAT Since 1921 we have constantly repeated the statement that Craven 'A' Cork-Tipped Cigarettes do not affect the throat. Read these facts, and you will know that this is why millions of these cigarettes are smoked daily
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      59 3 JUDGE A MAN BY HIS SHOES!! Who got the job? If you want to look smart > buy a tin of Cherry Blossom BOOT POLISH A preparation for decreasing obesity. The quickest and safest way for fat reduction. Highly recommended by physicians. J Manufactured by Df. GcOff Hcnmog Berlfm j
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    FIVE-YEAR PLAN AND AFTER.
    1737 4 LORD LOTHIAN'S IMPRESSIONS. INDUSTRIAL GROWTH IN RUSSIA. There has b en nothing more interesting at the liberal Sumnv r ScI\:ol th*'. Lord Lo.h ar. s talk on AugU.t 6, eoemt Ra a. Loid Lothian cf course, went v. th M Bernard Shaw and Lad Aster on
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    ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.
    218 4 ABYSSINIAN RULER'S ASSURANCES. London, Aug. 21. A picturesquely word d letter has been sent to the Anti-Slavery and Aborigines Protection Society. London, by Ras Tafari, Emperor of Abyssinia, confirming his decision to abolish slavery throughout his kingdom. Stylinc hiirise f the "Conqu.ring Lion of the tribe of
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      184 4 DE RESZ14E I c7/ze jflris>toer>at o/° Cigarettes BOOM I the future is assured J by taking out an ENDOWMENT 0 ASSURANCE with the 4 PRUDEN- l) TIAL.*' Present conditions demand u saving out of income. In the Straits Ss V Times" of September 7th, the follow- K^ ing paragraph appeared:—
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    BUKTT JELOTONG RUBBER.
    327 5 DIRECTOR? ANNUAL REPORT. COMMERCIAL NEWS. y-flrst yearly report of the direcJelotong Rubber Estates to be b annual meeting on Sept. 30 The loss for the year after 44 for depreciation on buildonts to $10 001.49: brought forvear $7,433.11; Debit balance ar ,yard to next account $2,568.38. maa
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    MARKET PRICES.
    449 5 SINGAPORE. SEPT. 18. MEAT. Beel steak I round* kati 40 Bret stew or curry kati 33 Pork, lean kati 48 Pork, lean and fat 11st quality) kati 36 Mutton Indian lb 50 Mutton Australian lb 45 Fowl kati 35 Hens (Locally reared I kati 45 Ducks each 50
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    126 5 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE R.A. REPORT. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's weekly auction report, dated September 23, states: Catalogued 2.009.762 1b.=897.21 tms. Offered 1,387.456 1b.=619.40 tons. Sold 1,025.880 1b.=:457.98 tons. London spot 1*44, New York 4 7 cts. Prices Realized. Ribbed smoked she t: Standard quality
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1522 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER CO.. EXCHANGB AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, September 24,10 a.m. Issue Year CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Value. Ends. Buyers. Sellers. ClOO Asam Mimb»n« Tin Dec. 11 £1 1.0 £1. 2.0 xd 1.0.0 Ausuml Malay Dec. 11 C.18.U L 0.0 0.5.0 Ayer Hitam Tin June 10 0.10.0
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      117 5 The People's Paper. THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE," 0 f course S SOUNDEST THE ONLT V!FW r NEWS 6 CENTS DAILY. Its Circulation is Continually increasing—that is Clear Proof af tv Sustained Popularity, Be sure you get it regularly by becoming a Subscriber. The Subscription Form below may be used. Date WM-U
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      609 5 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. TO-DAY'S RADIO. Radio-Saigon (49.05 metres). 6.15 Annamite programme and news; 8.15 recorded music 9 15 concert by the orchestra. Eindhoven (Holland), PCJ (31.28 metres). from 10.30 pm. announcing in six languages. Chelmsford, London GSSW (25 metres), midnight to 6 a.m. H.M.V. station. London (258 metres), broadcasting
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      270 6 Amusements, I CAPITOL I 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 I Positively Last INiglit! a The famous red-haired Idol of Thousands, with a great cast of Comedians in a g X Snappy French Farce of Matrimonial Mixups 3 1 Clara Bow rO As the Unblushing Bride of Two Blushing Bridegrooms in PARIS k]
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      262 6 I DADDY LONG LEGS October ist 1 To-Night 1 I Don't listen to the laughs! a Come and Share the Joke! a 5 I JEANETTE MacDONALD I VICTOR McLAGLEN I I ROLAND YOUNG I 8 nj IN THE JOYOUS I ARCE COMEDY OF Q 3 A GIRL WHO SOLD A
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      224 6 I G.IS TO-NIGHT 9.1S H K Paramount' s Superb all K Singing, Dancing and K Musical Sensation. 1 Erich yon Stroheim I Betty Compson I JA' THE "Great Gabbo' 1 SUNDAY I BUSTER KEATON In [}J I 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 5 J EVER POPULAR I JEANETTE MACDONALD J to I
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    "CHARLEY'S AUNT" AT PAVILION.
    200 7 TALKIE VERSION MAKES A HIT. Charles Ruggles scores a distinct hit in "Charley's Aunt," the famous farce which cammenced a run at the Pavilion yesterday. Packed houses at both shows were kept in roais of laughter by the inimitable Ruggles, by whom the part of Charley's
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    28 7 Members of the loan Kee Kok are reminded al the re-unlon dinner which will be Via ;it iho Century Restaurant, the Great World, oa Saturday at 7 pm.
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    CHINA FLOOD RELIEF FUND.
    277 7 MITIGATION OF THE j SUFFERERS. with a view to i ett ng the puD Mc know what tne s.ngapore Relief Fund Committee for the P i oo d Calamity ln China have done, an informal dinner was given Hy the chairman, Mr. Aw Boon Haw, last
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    THE RUBBER INDUSTRY.
    89 7 NO OFFICIAL NEGOTIATIONS WITH DUTCH. London. Sept. 23. Reply.ng to Mr. Ward aw Milne (Cons.. K ddermlnster) regarding proposals for the Br tish Government to assist the rubbor industry Mr. J. H. Thomas (Secretary for the Dominions and Colonies) stated in the House of Commons this afternoon
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    DISCHARGED BUT NOT ACQUITTED.
    118 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Sept. 23. The case in which Ong Lim Han was charged with cheating A wad bin Daib and Co., Singapore, in respect of $1,383, the value of a consignment of sarongs, was again mentioned at the Police Court. Mr. Khow Soon
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    TIN AND RUBBER PRICES.
    81 7 London, Sept. 23. Messrs. Lewis, Lazarus and Sons notify today's tin prices a? follows: Spot £121 116 (£118"»). Forward £123 15 16 £121 13|16). The market is very firm. Messrs. Symington and Sinclair notify today's rubber prices as follows: Spot 2 13|16d. (2 9U6d.). Forward 3d.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    114 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES Singapore, Sept. 24. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Insulinde 21. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate ft). Van Heutsz 13: Mito Mam 11; Sphinx 9; Kola 7. Empire Deck (Entrance Gate 3). Steel Seafarer 30; Laomedon 32" Tairea 37; Ipoh 39. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4).
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    23 7 The output of the Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd., for the four weeks ended S~pt 12. amounted to 1924.20 oz. of gold.
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    335 7 B. ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT. COMMERCIAL NEWS. I Sept. 24. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London: 2T*d., up Md. New York: 5 1 16 cents (G>, up 3 16 cent. Shares: Steady. Alleabys 60—70 cents. Ayer Moleks 40 —50 cents. Ayer Panas 45—50 cents, Bassetts 25—30 cents. Brogas 30—3*
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    52 7 Singapore, Sept. 24. Bayers Seller* rt.8.8 equal to London Standard. Spot 8% 8^ Standard R.R.S. on Tender October 8 November 8% October December 8% 876 JanuaryiMarch Tone of Market: —Easier after firm. Latest Cable:—London Spot Sheet. 2% d., New York:—Spot Sheet G. cents 5 1'16
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    COMPANY REPORTS BY CABLE.
    47 7 London. Sept. 23. Padang Jawa Rubber Company report shows a loss on the yeai's working of £2,452. A credit of £2,066 is carried forward. Banteng (Selangor) report discloses a profit on the year of £926 and the credit carried forward is £12.367.—"S.F.P." Service.
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    PRODUCE.
    135 7 Singapore. Sept. 24. Rice. Siam 1 per Koyan $235 Rice, Siam 2 $198 Rice. Siam $183 Rice. Siam 4 $175 Rice. Saigon A-l $178 Rice, Saigon J $173 Rice, Saigon 2 $164 Rice. Saigon 3 $160 Rice, Rangoon 1 $160 Rice, Rangoon 2 $157 Rice, par Boiled No. 1
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    223 7 By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) Singapore, Sept. 24. Selling: London 4 months'sight 2s. 3 29 32d. London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 T ,d. London 60 days sight 2s. 3 27 32d. London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 13 16d, London demand 2s. 3 23 32d.
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      429 7 I VICTORIA THEATRE I I c WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 30. AT 9.30 pm. t ry FOR ONE RECITAL I ONLY I I Armande Caron I I THE DISTINGUISHED FRENCH PI4NIST. C j SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY I NOTICE. I 8 g a MOUNT EMILY SWIMMING POOL fl I s .Revision of Time Table
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      860 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS, WANTED IMMEDIATELY experienced printing-room foreman. Apply Nanyo Printing Office, Middle Road. WANTED —Chinese Bazaar Salesman; only efficient men need apply to Bex 434 cjo Malaya Tribune. TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that tenders are now invited for the following materials or services, and that particulars
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      315 7 METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. MALAYAN DAILY WEATIR K REPORT. Tempera- Bright 8TATION8. ture. Rainfall. Sur Max. Mm. shine Alor Star 88 73 1.34 3.7 Kota Bharu 89 74 Nil 2.6 K Trengganu 89 75 Nil 1.1 Kroh 85 70 1.12 0.6 Sitiawan 89 74 0.03 3.5 Ipch 87 75 Nil 0.8 Butterworth
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. Births, Marriages And Deaths. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    42 8 The brother and sisters of the late Cyril Victor Pestana beg to thank their relatives and friends who so kindly attended the funeral yesterday evening and also those who sent wreaths and letterjs of condolence
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    REQUIEM MASS.
    47 8 In memory of Mariamal. S. Victoria (belovrd wife of A. Santhapa and mother of S T. Raja) 83. Dunlop Street. A Requiem High Mass will be sung at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes. Singapore at 6.30 a.m on Saturday the 26th September. 1931
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    DEATH.
    87 8 Madam Ho Sok Choo Neo age 57 years passed away at 2 a.m. on the 18th Sept.. 1931 at 141. Killiney Road. Singapore, leaving 4 son* Tan Jat Mm. William Tan. Tan Tat Mm alias Edward Tan and Tan Kong MSB alias Parrer Tan and 2 daughters. Tan SueEng
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    COUNCIL REFORM.
    525 8 This paper's insistent campaign for Council Reform in the Colony of the Straits Settlements is proving fruitful. It has now culminated in a formal appeal to His Excellency the Governor from the Straits Chinese community, through *heir Associations in Singapore, Penang and Malacca, for increased representation and—which is
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    CRUELTY TO DOGS.
    287 8 Gs&es of cruelty t<» animals such as that which was brought before the local court yesterday morning are all too common in Singapore. Only sharp punishment such as thai meted out in this case will teach offenders that they are committing a social and moral crime by
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    57 8 The marriage took place before the Registrar yesterday of Mr. H. C. R. Walters, of th" Singapore C:>ld Storage Co.. Ltd.. and Eva. young st daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. White, of New Maiden. Surrey, and formerly of Singapore. A reception was afterwards held at the residence of the
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    THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    305 8 Agenda For First Budget Meeting. The following is the agenda for Monday's meeting of the Legislative Council, when the Budget will be introduced. 1. Questions by Mr. Lim Cheng Ean: "(a) Will Government be pleased to state whether it will consider the advisability and equitableness of extending
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    "SMITHY" HOPS OFF.
    56 8 Wyndham. Sept. 24. Wing-Commander Kingsford Smith took off at 2 a.m. in an attempt to beat the record Australia-England flight. Conditions were perfect. —Reuter. ["Smithy." as this civil air "ace" is popularly i;nown, does not expect to stop in Malaya on the outward journey but will refuel
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    36 8 Ficm Europe (London mails despatched on September 3» by the "Rajula" due at Penans at 6 a.m. to-morrow. Prom China and Japan by the "Suisang" du> at Singapore at 6 a m. on Sunday.
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    441 8 A wooden lighter containing fifty tons pilot oil esnk tn die Kuala S lanaor River Jvtt duv> gffj M Dugan Hampshire ».f Kuala Lunij-i-1- iT|i«-.*i-d to arrUe in Singopore during the ;id Week in Novemix r Tn». n.-xt meeting ol the Federal Conn* U wih held at Kuala Lumpur on
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    587 8 -(BY "LOOKER-ON "j i This fuss about tickets of admi sion to Legislative Council meeting suggests a new-found conceit amor* their Honourablenesses which d not seem to me to be quite jusl A A I have never yet noticed queues forming up in eagerm hear words of
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    48 8 LATEST QUOTATIONS. RUBBER. London:—2 7 s d. New York:—s 1 16 cents. iGold» Singapore:—B\ —8|& cents. TIN London Spot £119 Tls. 6d. <Up 40s. 0 Three Months Buyers £122 15 0d <Up od.) Sellers £l:>r< I7s. fid. (Up 455. Od) Singapore $62.62... M5O tens sold).
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    Panic In Indian Bullion Market ELECTION DECISION POSTPONED. LABOUR LEADER TO RESIGN?
    1425 9 INTERNATIONAL MONEY CONFERENCE. 0 -THE GOLD STANDARD HAS FAILED." British Official. M-rvatives -.till think that Mr. yl v i„>nald and Mr. Baldwin Will j to the country soon on a Tariff A but a definite decision on an
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    NAVAL BUILDING HOLIDAY.
    305 9 U.S.A. Favours Italian Proposal. Reuter. Washington, Sept. 24. The United States favouis the Italian proposal of a one-year naval building holiday, declares Mr. Stimson, hut w.ll expect to cont nue the present destroyer construction progiamme under any agreement reached thereanent.—Reuter. Rugby, Sept. 23. Mr. Baldwin, replying in
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    INTERNATIONAL SILVER PARLEY.
    37 9 Reuter. Paris. Sept. 24. The private Committee of silver experts to meet in London to-monow consists of a Londoner, Mr. Ernest Franklin, a Hollander, Hr. Van Walree and a New Yorker. Mr. Marshall Tuthill.—Reuter.
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    EMPIRE'S SCIENTISTS MEET.
    191 9 Speech In New York Heard In London. Reuter. London, Sept. 23. Five thousand of the Empire's most brilliant scientists crowded the Albert Hall to-day to instal General Smuts as the hundredth President of the British Association. The occasion coincided with the centenary of Michael Faraday, in whose
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    STOP PRESS.
    22 9 ELECTION IMMINENT. A late Renter message states that it appears t3 be generally agreed that a General Election is imminent.
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    INDIA ROUND-TABLE CONFERENCE.
    274 9 THE FEDERAL STRUCTURE. Rugby. Sept. 23. Lord Sankey announced at to-day's meeting Of the Federal Structuie Committee that there would be a meeting of the M.norities Committee next week. It is anticipated tha' the Committee will conclude consideration of the four headings tabulated by Lord Sankey. which
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    BRANCH BANKING NOT LIKELY.
    70 9 11. S. COMPANY'S CHANGE OF POLICY. Reuter. New York. Sept. 23. Conv.nced thY bran- b banking on a national scale is not likely in the near future, tne T.ans-America Bank ng Corporation announce sweeping changes *of policy, including the eventual surrender of the controlling Interest in
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    COTTON MARKET ADVANCING.
    60 9 Reuter. New York. Sept. 23. The co ton market bftl advanced violently, gaining $1 to $1.25 a bale. Columbia i South Carolina». Sept. 23. The Governor cf Scu<h Carolina has signed r. Bi l prohib tin-; cotton planting in 1932 p.o--v ded (hat three-lour hs cf the
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    MOSLEMS KILLED IN RIOTS.
    44 9 Reuter. Srinagar, Sept. 23. Four Moslems were killed and I x wounded when troops fl td on a Moslem crowd mobbing tlie military picket. The Government a casualt es were #0 jnjuied. mostly slightly, including some titer, officials. —Reuter. m
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    19 9 NOTES FROM INDIA, on page 2. TOPICS OF TO-DAY. an page 8 BOYS' CORNER, on page 12.
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    LEAGUE COUNCIL TAKES ACTION. TELEGRAM TO CHINA AND JAPAN.
    1996 9 APPEAL FOR UNITY AND DISCIPLINE. NO MOVEMENTS OF SOVIET TROOPS. Reuter. The situation in Manchuria was discussed at a meeting of the Council of the League of Nations at Geneva yesterday. The action taken by the Council is reported to have
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      177 9 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 Youil howl with laughter at the glorious Farce of Oxford CHARLEY'S AUNT STARRING CHARLES RUGGLES in the finest role of his whole career AND beautiful JUNE COLLYER Supported by A Choice Cast of BRITISH Players, j BOOK at the THEATRE: Phone 6903. I ITALIT X (Pronounced It
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    CHINESE ATHLETES RECALLED. NO NATIONAL MEET?
    138 10 GIRLS IN HONG KONG TO RETURN. MALES REQUESTED NOT TO TRAVEL. Owing to the present situation in China. Mr. lam Kirn Tien, chairman of the Selection Committee for the Chinese Delegation to the National meet of Nanking, has made a decision, with the consent
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    YESTERDAY'S HOME MATCHES.
    155 10 ENGLISH WIN FIRST INTER-LEAGUE. (TP-HOLDERS OVERWHELM MANCHESTER CITY. ASSN. FOOTBALL. London. Sept. 23. To-day's English League matches resulted as lollows: ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. I. Birmingham 0. Sunderland 0. Everton 2, Derby County 1 Manchester C. 2, West Bromwich 5. ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. II Bristol C. 0, Plymouth
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    GOLF.
    292 10 K.G.C. ANNUAL REPORT. The annual report of the Committee of Keppel Golf Club for the year ended June, 30 to be presented at the annual meeting on Sept. 29 at 6.30 p.m. in tho Club-house states: The Accounts for the year shew an excess of income over expenditure of
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    46 10 S.C.R.C. TOURNAMENT. Ties in the S.C.AC. tennis tournament: TO-DAY'S TIES. Singles championship: Chua Choon Sim v. Cheong Chee Tong. Lai Kwong Chun v. Low Kee Choc. TO-MORROWS TIES. Singles championship: Khoo Kirn Swee v. S H. Tan, P. L. Loh v. Tan Thian Sang.
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    BADMINTON.
    56 10 SINGAPORE CHAMPIONSHIP. The finals in the S.B.A. championships will be played at the S.V.C. Drill Hall, Beach Road, on Saturday at 2.30 pm. as follows: Junior Single., championship. Tay Swee Hiong v. Lee Yang Chim. Mixed Doubles chanipionsnip. See Gim Hock and Mis* Tai Yee Weng v. E. J.
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    TRIAL OF MAJOR BULLEN.
    230 10 "DOCUMENTS DO NOT LIE." SIGNATURE ENDORSEMENT ADMITTED. The trial was begun to-day before the Acting Chief Justice (Mr. Justice Sproule) and a special jury, at the Singapore Assizes of Major Prank Bullen, who is charged with forgery of an endorsement on a dheque or in the
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    CONFIDENCE TRICKSTER GAOLED.
    412 10 SECURED CREDIT ON FALSE PRETENCES. Sentence of n ne months' rigorous imprisonment was passed this morning by the District Judge (Mr. G. C. Dodd) on Friedrich Landesmann. the Zecho-Slovakian who on his arrival in Singapore on July 23 proceeded to practise a series of confidence tricks. He
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    SWIMMING.
    27 10 NEW S.S.C. POOL. The new pool at the Singapore Swimming Club is not yet ready for use. Notice will be given to members in due course.
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    32 10 Unless the Madison Square Garden Corporation again intervenes, Camera and Sharkey will meet at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, on September 23, for the "world's boxing championship. The fight will be over fifteen rounds
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    WHY JAPAN TOOK MANCHURIA.
    880 10 Fear Of Soviet Russia's Ambitions. (By a Special Correspondent.) Per the last five years Soviet Russia has been slowly and surely extending her influence in Manchmia, and the progress has been very rapid during the last two years. There is no doubt that the Japanese people,
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    LOCAL CHINESE AND MANCHURIA.
    115 10 DELEGATE MEETING TO-DAY. A meeting was held at the Hokkien Association two days ago and it was deojded to request the Chinese Chamber of Commerce to call a private meeting of representatives of various bodies to send a cable to the League of Nations requesting it
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    BODY IN SLIPWAY DOCK.
    638 10 TANJONG RHU MYSTERY UNSOLVED. ACCUSED MEN ACQUITTED. After the charges against the accused were reduced by his lordship from murder to voluntarily causing hurt, the jury yesterday threw out the case after the witnesses for the defence had given their evidence, without waiting for defending counsels'
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    "ADVERTISE MALAYA."
    384 10 MR. R. SYDNEY ADDRESSES ROTARi. "Advertise Malaya" was the subject of an address by Mr. Richard Sydney, of Penang, at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore, held at the Adelphi Hotel yesterday. Dr. Lim Han Hoe presided. In the course of his address the
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    55 10 Mr. C H. Stanley Jones. Editor of untitled Pende.'" the official organ of the Wireless Society, will speak on "Radio" to the members of the Ceylon Tamils' Association to-night at 6.30 at their Hall, 11, Dhoby Ohaut. Mr. G. S. Hammonds, of the "Malaya Tribune," who was to have spoken
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    RESISTANCE TO THE JAPANESE.
    262 10 LOCAL CONSULATE REPORT. The io'low ng translations of pn from Nank ng are forwarded by the < General cf China .n Singapore: Foreign reports to hand stated tha American emp ovees of the British Tobacco Company in Mukden wen Japanese mil.tary. One of the pro-, cf
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    "TAI LEE" MASTER IN COURT AGAIN.
    512 10 OBSTRUCTION TO LIFE BOATS CAUSED BY BAGGAGE. SHIPPING NEWS Captain Danie! Bousfield, master of th. T. Lee," was charged before the Hon. Comd: Hole, at the Marine Court (Hong Kong cently, with having failed to keep the (Being appl.ances on the vessel! fit and
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      129 10 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme of Drills up to and for weekending Sept. 27. 1931: TO-DAY, SEPT. 24. Nil. TO-MORROW, SEPT. 25. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall. Bde. Sig. Sec.. Signal Training. 5.15 pjn.—Drill Hall, "E" (Chinese) Coy.. 30 Yards Range. SATURDAY, SEPT. 26. 2 p.m.—Bukit Timah Range. Fortress Company Europeans), Classification. 2 pjn.—Fairer
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    278 11 ASSN FOOTBALL. Xl A TRENGGANU CUP. >ur Own Correspondent.* Kuala Trengganu, Sept. 15. d gathered at the Padang Paya oil irsday, Sept. 10, to witness the between the Chinese XI and K rr.pong Pantai (B). me c e t Chiis Toog Eng; Chi Chuan uu San: Hong Bian > Teo
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    BASEBALL.
    59 11 AMERICAN LEAGUES. New York. Sept. 22. Irial League results are: NATIONAL LEAGUE. RMhVfh 4, Philadelphia 6. Gtactaasti 3, Boston 2. 5- Louis 11, Brooklyn 10. n m York 15. AMERICAN LEAGUE. rk i. Cleveland 5. Boston 2. St. Louis 0. Boston 9. St Louis 2. Philadelphia 3. Detroit 2.
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    BADMINTON.
    103 11 V.M.A. BEAT L.O.F. holic Young Men's Associat.cn beat 2x League of Friendship in a game of four d ten doubles played at the former's S.turday last. The following were tie results. M L Fernandez beat Koh Yew Keng :5_:2. 3—15 15—7; G. V. Santhou lest te In Keow Chin
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    29 11 NEIL MALCOLM CUP. The Malaya Command 30 yards range comi*uuon for the Challenge Cup presented by &jo:-General Sr Neil Malcolm. X.C.8.. DSO, Bust be completed by Nov. 15.
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    IS GOLF GOOD FOR A CRICKETER?
    329 11 Jack hobbs starts a lively discussion. Jack Hobbs has started a discussion that "likely to develop into a warm controversy Wh repercussions in every golf club house in country Hobbs declares that golf is ae•teb" bad for the cricketer. Prom the other side of
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    154 11 KAMPONG KUANTAN TOURNAMENT. Telvali 122 thC rCSUItS 0f the a ««"al Teevali tournament held at the Kampong Kuantan Club. Kuala Selangor. on Sept 11 Mens Open Doubles: D. H. Kleinman and f' mm R i chards °eat Scovell and Hovil 2—6 O —A d —3. Open Mixed Doubles:
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    BEST COURSE IN MALAYA.
    178 11 IPOH CLUB'S PROJECT. GOLF. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Sept. 23. Prolonged negotiations in connection with a new golf course at Ipoh, owing to the crowding cut of the present club, was discussed at the half-yearly meeting of the Golf Club last night, Mr. Justice Prichard
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    113 11 FORTHCOMING VISIT OF FRENCH XV. Arrangements for the forthcoming vis.t cf the French Army team from Saigon have now been definitely made, and the matches in Singapore will be playfd rs previously arranged. The French team leaves Saigon on Nov. 3 by the "Athos II" ard arrives here
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    THE TURF
    397 11 SELANGOR AUTUMN RACES. The following are the handicaps for the fir a day of the Solangor Turf Club's Autumn races at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday: Race 1.—Ponies—CkS3 2—Div. 1—(4 furs). 2.30 p.m. Dame Fashion 9, Miss Cue 8.12. Tsroc 8.12. Donora 8.12. Black Auster 8.7, Kulim 7.9. Romala
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    YACHTING.
    87 11 R.S.Y.C. EVENTS. At the reauest of the donor cf the trophl l foi R Selffe Sh al races (Mr. C. Bodcn Kloss, th dfte on which they are to be sailed to* o< m postponed indefinitely until the North--2S MuJo-n weat-r has properly in Tne rest of the R.S.Y.C.
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    Boys' Corner. Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. EDITOR'S LETTER.
    191 12 Comments On The Mail. Dear Boys, I remarked recently that there is a growing tendency for boys to end in work which is not their own. For the benefit of those who do not understand the purpose of the "Corner" it
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    The Prince of Wales.
    368 12 (By T. Kathiravalu.) I had quite forgotten the above subject; but now, a certain lecturer In a certain class had told us to write an essay on the Prince of Walas." I take up my pen and hepe to put it down only after writing something
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    Snaps Of Kulangsu.
    177 12 (By Tan Chong Beng.) Kulangsu is an island situated to the south of Amoy. Its population is polyglot because it is a very healthy place to live in. It has narrow roads which are like the narrow lanes here where no ricksliaws ply but the p oplchave
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    Basket Ball.
    129 12 (By "Useful.") Basket-ball is an inexpensive kind of designed for the use of schools and clubs, not having a sufficiently large op:n space for field games. It can be played in the open air or in a fair-sized hall. There will be two teams for a match and
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    Civilization And Gratitude.
    107 12 (By S. James.) Civilization is a grateful fellow. It always shows its appreciation if you give it something of vmlue. If you contribute something to civilization. a thing that helps people enjoy themselves, or live more comfortably, or work mere efficiently, it does something for you in
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    STUDENTS' UNION.
    209 12 How And What To Read. The literary meeting of the S.S.U. was held in the premises of the City High School on Saturday last at 3 p.m. with Mr. Peter Seng t in the chair. Aft:r the introductory speech. Master Tan l Ah Bee was called upon to
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    #HOLIDAYS.
    193 12 Sent From The Original. By Nemo.") rooms are empty and books set aside, Just for a time once again we are free. Sailing away on the holiday tide. Off to the River the Camp or the Sea! Half through the term we've been longing for this Counting the hours
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    English Language In India.
    216 12 (By H. T. S. Kanicar.) Coming into India. <the English, of course, brought their language with them. It has been spoken in India for a hundred and fifty years. At first, only few learnt It Now it Is spokqa i and written as well as read
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    Health And Strength League.
    60 12 (By Leaguer J. M."j Every boy should be a member of the "Health and Strength League." This League is the largest organisation in the world, having re» cently exceeded the number of 100.000 members. The League motto is "Sacred thy body, even as thy Soul," and
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    Music.
    224 12 (By K. G. Lee.) In my opinion, music is the greatest of arts, because it is part of our beings. As a baby gains in experience, it melodiously croons to express its joy. Or just observe what soothing effect the crude lullaby of a mother has upon a crying
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    A PAGE OF MY DIARY.
    193 12 Sept. 11, 1931. (By "A Chinese.") It was Friday. I went to school at 7.45 a.m. As soon as I reached school, my friends rushed towards me and seized my paper (the "Malaya Tribune") from my hand, for they were very anxious to read the
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    SCHOOL FEES.
    251 12 Is A Reduction Justified? (By "Mandarin" Tay, Muar.) I concur with what your correspondent says in "The Corner" about school fees. The Peninsula is experiencing the worst part of the slump involving in its wake slender financial: resources and straightened circumstances amongst the majority of the population. An
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    Dishonest Contributors.
    316 12 'By Lee Ah KweeJ The Ed tor's (cmments recent 'y caused me gieat astonishment; for it had been stated that tht re teems to be a greater tendency for boys to send in work which is not their own. Why she uld boys take such d shonest steps
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    The Coming Vacation.
    140 12 (By Yeo Teotv Quee.) We are on a vacation of two weeks. Friends of my age in school had prepared for it a hearty welcome. The reason why we have so many Intermittent periods of holidays this year, Js that our education authorities think that we .'hall
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    On Wandering.
    78 12 (By Etavih.") X take the greatest delight in wandering through the countryside. To know the nooks and corners of even a small place, as that where one lives, is a difficult problem, for changes take place daily. But to be where Nature intended us to be —amidst its
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    Points From Letters.
    87 12 S ngapore is an island and is situated at the extreme south of the Malay Peninsula, from which it is separated by the Straits of Johore. Singapore is a very great trading centre, and it was founded by Sir Stamford Raffles, who became its first Governor. —N.
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    TIN QUOTA TEST CASE.
    664 12 PAHANG EXEMPT FROM REGULATIONS? RESTRICTION INTERFERES WITH LEASE. (From Our Own Correrpondent.j Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 23. Further interesting legal points were raised by Mr. Roland Braddell in the Pahang Consolidated case this morning. The suit is brought before the Chief Justice by the Pahang Consolidated Co.,
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    CRUELTY TO A DOG.
    138 12 Alleged tc have neglected a dog thereby causing it to suffer unnecessarily, Salleh bin Majan, an Arab living at 514, Geylang Road, was found guilty by the Fourth Magistrate (Mr. W. H. Whitton) yesterday and fined $25. Inspector Seth. of the P.C.A. Department, said the dog
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    33 12 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day Is Rs. 154 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs 158 for $100.
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    KING NADIR AND THE AFGHANS.
    1052 13 n V(» YEARS' RULE. 1)h I\DENCEl\DENCE WEEK" AT KABUL. til annual celebration of independence, ended on a correspondent in the the week the streets of d with tribesmen from the lets, while each afternoon ngled with his people and tching dances, games, or n the
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      319 13 AUCTION SALE. CHING KENG LEE CO. LTD. MORTGAGEE S SALE OF VALUABLE JEWELLERIES To be held at our Saleroom, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, Singapore. On Saturday, Sept. 26,1931, at 10 am. -old bangles set brilliants, one gold ring set one brilliant, two gold brilliants, two gold earrings set eighteen brilliants
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    LORD STANLEY OF ALDERLEY.
    308 14 DEATH FOLLOWS AS OPERATION. Lord Stanley of Alderley died at his London home, Gloucester-square. W.. on Aug. 22, following an operation which was reformed a few days ago. He was Governor of Vio.oria from 1914 to 1920, and before succeeding to the title he represented the
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    A SISTER'S "THEFT."
    157 14 PRISON FOR TAKING HACK A LOAN. Zurich, Aug 20 A strange case of theft came up before Mm rourt of justice at Aarau the other day /> young married woman had >ent hr brother the sum of fifteen hundred francs without receiving an 1.0. U. Knowing that
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    THE FRENCH LOAN TO HUNGARY.
    91 14 POLITICAL CONDITIONS? Paris, Aug. 22. The Communist "Humanite" states that, notwithstanding officia. 1 denials that any po'itical conditions were attach:d to the French loan to Hungary, the admission of Count B;thlen that hts resignation was partly du? to political and economic causes shows that h?
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    AUSTRALIAN CONVERSION LOAN.
    106 14 OVER HALF SUBSCRIBED. Sydney. Aug. 22. The Conversion Loan is proceeding stead: y More than half the total has already be n subscribed, and there is still a week to go. The number of definit? refusals in terms of the Act is inconsiderable. Al! bondholders who have
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    SAVING A KITTEN.
    125 14 11,000,000 GALLONS OF WATER MOVED. This is th? story of how a tabby kitten made eleven milMon gallons of water disappear. She fell into the Bristol floating harbour and. swimming into a drain, was imprisoned there wher. th* water rose. An inspector of the Society for the
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      497 15 BANKS. The Ho Hong Bank Limited. Head Office; Meyer Chamber. Singapore North Bridge Road Branch: (Near its junction with Middle Road). The public are informed that the North Bridge Road Branch of this Bank will open for business Ist Oct. 1931. Every ordinary banking facility will be provided at the
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