Malaya Tribune, 26 October 1931

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol XVDfc -No. 253 SINGAPORE MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1931 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday. Oct. 26. IML Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1931.
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      306 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. CANNOT BETTER THE BEST, o§om*§\ —jus CARLS BERG PILSENER Obtainable at Hotels, Clubs an«i Rest Houses throughout the Straits fl Ip Settlements and the Malay States. Sole Agents: The East' Asiatic Company, Limited. (twmvonteA fi» Denmark.l KUALA LUMPUR SINGAPORE PENANG. p% PUT YOUR SHIRT ON THE FAVOURITE!
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      526 1 THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE" IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN MALAYA. j fmmf Genuine Old Scotch Whisky recommended l/JW/ll I for its Beneficial j Effect As A Stimulant. I j The Red Hackle or Vulture Plume was Awarded SIME, DARBYS Co. f Ltd. j j to the Black Watch for Gallantry
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    URBAN CO-OPERATIVE CONFERENCE.
    4180 2 DECLARED OPEN BY CHIEF SECRETARY. MR. THAMBY-THI RAFS ADDRESS. The third All-Malaya Urban Co-operative Conference was held at Kuala Lumpur on Oc. 10 and 11. Declaring the conference open Mr. A Caldecott. Chief Secretary to Govcrnmen-. >aid: This conference meets to-day at a time oT very severe
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    HARD ON UNOFFICIALS.
    655 2 DUAL SEATS PROPOSAL CRITICISED. Speaking in the Legislative Council at Singapore on Oct. 12. His Excellency the High Commissioner said it was the policy of the Government to strengthen the State Councils tn the four States of the Federation by the addition to those Councils of members
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      492 2 pi SP Fainted! j very lucky [111 if j was at mm rm ij j Home r JpW if II j ANAEMIA IN WOMEN J The demand* made by nature on a woman's system naturally make her j more liable to fall victim to anaemia I blood impoverishment, mar J
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    LORD SANKEY'S APPEAL.
    1544 3 BRIDGING THE GULF BETWEEN INDIAN MINORITIES. NO REASON TO ABANDON HOPE OF SUCCESS. Meeting again after an adjourment of a week on tne 9th inst. the Federal Structure Committee of the Indian Round-Table Conference was appealed to in the following terms by Lord Sankey, its chairman: "Before
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    THE MONEY CRISIS.
    627 3 SOME HISTORY. It was on the 20th of last month that the announcement was made that the pound sterling would be off the gold standard from midnight. The following is from the City Notes in "The Times" of Sept. 10. If. as the City believes, the Budget
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      170 3 Orangepop j S THE DRINK 'ITJljlif ill Which has Captivated ■mk The PUBLIC TABTE C I ||lp MADE FROM |pi|| California Oranges fulfill THE product I IyBP The PHOENIX AERATED phone WATER WORKS 3463 SINGAPORE. A NEW! DOUBLE STRENGTH I KILLS INSBCTS QUICKER m nvosan <Af BOISmtS TVADS MASK Datrihmtm:
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      58 3 "SPECIFIC FOR DIABETES" Dr. Winkler's "DTABETONTT* 12.00 per bottle or $30.00 per dozen. Sincere's "Special Hair Cream" Large Size 35 cents per bottle or $3.50 per dozen. Small Size 25 cents per bottle or $2.50 per dozen. SINCERE DISPENSARY LTD. 6INGAPORE. Wholesalers and Retailers of Drugs, Chemical Patent Medicine and
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      264 3 I THE FAVOURITE: j A j j Imitations. I i 818 INSIST ON JR. ORANGE I ''^'SL' Manufactured by G j FRASER E IBSiH H': NEAVE LTD i Aerated Water §fe THE BEST "OF ALL REMEDIES FOR '0M COUGHS, COLDS SORE TH ROATS ETC JUJUBES &f Vj3jsj Your best safeguard
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    WIDESPREAD ANTI-JAPANESE AGITATION.
    2395 4 The Boycott Movement. CHINA NEWS AND NOTES. Shanghai, Oct. 6. During the pact week, Chinese agitator? have made spasmodic attempts to plaster antiJapanese slogans and banners along the roads cf the Settlements, but have met with the pclice, constantly on guard for anything which might upset the
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    STERN RULES OF NEW YORK PRISON.
    216 4 He who touches pitch shall be defiled: and he who touches crime, even in a punitive capacity, must depodt a finger-print, like the criminal himself. That is the decision of the Warden of Sing Sing. Near York*s famous penitentiary. All civilian workmen and mechanics
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    THE MAHATMA'S MANY MONUMENTS.
    174 4 In time to come the Mahatma may have many monuments, says "The Manchester Guardian." One of the first appears in the window of a china sthop in the Avenue de l'Opera in Paris where a new kind of saltcellar is shown under the bill "Le sel
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      516 4 Odeon Records. The Merrilads Musical Association. (KRONCHOXG SECTION RECORDS) 1566 Nona Chantek—Stamboel T. 1568 Nasib Thee—Krone hong. 1570 Jangan Paksa—E tok T door 1572 Kuching Kurus —Stamboel Break. 1574 Ruki Ruki—Trima Kasay. 1576 Gamboes F—Chek Baba Sayang. 1578 Kronchong Ayer Laut—ltem Manls. 1580 Lang Ting Tang—Champagne, Stout Beer. 1582 Stamboel
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      418 4 THERE SHOULD BE NO UGLY WOMEN! There ate 2 dames of iron (1) Tin beautiful, he.-, al 1 ractive creal wes. (2) Those pitiful itn-e* know flow to m;ik<- them* ful -or rather those abo d< the vital ini|M»itaiK <• of Knisi <o physical perfection and Kruechen Salts are a
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    89 5 [Oar reader* are invited to write to us on lubjects of public interest. It must be underwood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF P °SSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one side of the paper only. Pen
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    Petrol Prices.
    264 5 (To The Editor, Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—Nobody grouses at a reasonable price for petrol. The last petrol war brought the two companies to an understanding and they are now making the consumers pay. May I suggest the following for the benefi; of consumers Why not boycott one of the
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    Registration Of Clubs.
    201 5 (To The Editor, Malaya Tribune") Sir, —My friends and I desire to organise a literary association and an athletic club, but without previous experience and some knowledge of the details of registration we have been greatly handicapped and have delayed the formation for some timi*. We have
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1530 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER CO, EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS Singapore, October 26, 10 ajn. jggye Year CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Value. Ends. Buyers. Sellers. £1.0.0 Asam Kumbang Tin Dec- JJ tL M Cl. 3.0 1.0.0 Austral Malay Dec. 018 LOO 0.5.0 Ayer Hltam Tin June 30 0.10.3 0.11.0 1.0.0
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    JIMAH RUBBER ESTATES.
    631 5 PROPERTY IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION. The postponed twenty-first annual general meeting of the Jimah Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held on Saturday at noon in the Exchange Room wt.h Mr. James Roberison in the chair. Others present were Mr. C. V. Miles and Mr. O. R. S. Bateman,
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    33 5 The rate of Issue of Money Order for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 :or $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India end Ceylon is Rs. 157 for $100
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      43 5 «■j TEI MP"" STANDARD BATTERY COJM| I IUIUU^ r— OPEN OAILY UNTILL 9. P. M. lli^^^lCD the MOST VARIED X COMPREHENSIVE |tos«is m *PiilJ RADIO STOCKS IN MALAYA. f%MM a -J SQIgM OUT ST TION Q R P EgS t«eCUTED POST. J |j<|£^^
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      688 5 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Short-Wave Broadcasts For The Week. MONDAYS. RADIO SAIGON (49.05 metres) 6.15 p.m. \anainlte programme; 8.15 recorded music; 15 concert by Hie orchestra under the direc•on of M. Andre Soyer. Soloists: violin, M. Robert Barras; 'cello, Mme. Simon Chef nay; rate, M. Jean Chefnay. Programme lnterDersed with
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      166 5 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, OCT. 26. High Tides—10.10 a.m.. 10.43 p.m. Rugby: S.C.C. v. Glosters "C XV. Tanglin Hockey: S.R.C. 2nd v. S.C.C. 2nd. S.C.C. I A v. A.P.C., I.A. TO-MORROW, OCT. 27. High Tides.—10.30 am.. 11.15 p.m. Rugby: S.C.C. Tournament. M.C.O. v Merchants. S.C.C. Hockey: S.R.C. XI v. R.I.
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      400 5 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societiet in Singapore, most of the member* of which are reader* of the "Malaya Tribune." It has been suggested that toe should open a tpmml Diury for their benefit, and we readily comply. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping the Diary up-to-date
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      280 6 ICAPITOIij I 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 j The Beautiful Star of "NOAH'S ARK" Now Presented in her First All-Talking Role YOU'LL LOVE THIS NEW DOLORES COS- I TELLO REVEALED AS AN ACTRESS OF I EMOTIONAL POWER IN VIVID SCENES j 1 i j WARNER BROJ A >/anificenJ/i; Presented Romance of Russia
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      212 6 Amusements. c.IS TO-NIGHT 9.15 SYDNEY HOWARD IN THAT MIRTHQUAKE OF ij HILARITY BY lAN HAY Tilly of i Bloomsbury YOUR LONGEST LAUGHT i ALL ENGLISH CAST. AND A STORY YOU'LL CHUCKLE OVER FOR MONTHS! j Also:— j Mickey Mouse I in his Latest Cartoon and l Special Programme of superb
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      212 6 c.IS TO-NIGHT 9.15 j Loretta Young IN Three Girls Lost I I A Fox Movietone THURSDAY j with ALHAMBRA t Douglas Fairbanks j I IN REACHING FOR THE MOON i j j EAST COAST RD KATC NG I J 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 i J Beautiful, Glamorous, Fascinating MarJene Dietrich i
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    318 7 Singapore, Oct. 26. Selling: London 4 months sight 2s. 4 7|32d., London 3 months' sight 2s. 4 5 32d., London 60 days sight 2s. 4 3i32d., London 30 days' sight 2s. 4 1|16d., London demand 2s. 4d., London T.T. 2s. 3 31|32d.. Lyons demand 110 nom., Paris demand
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    THE CLERICAL UNION.
    2955 7 THE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS. INTERESTING ADDRESS BY MR. H. C. CHAN. The Clerical Union celebrated its anniversary on Saturday. That was the first anniversary the Union was holding in its own premises on Balestier Plain and the occasion was taken to celebrate it in right royal style. The
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    198 7 LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT. COMMERCIAL NEWS. Oct. 26, noon. With restriction hopes evidently shattered, (at any rate, for the present), rubber has again dropped sharply in price and rubber shares have quickly turned from a buyers to a sellers market. Tin is steady and the local and
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    B. ETLIN AND CO.' S REPORT.
    299 7 Oct 26. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London: 2 7 .d.. down 1 16d. New York: 4 cents tO.), down cent. Shares: Quiet Allenbys 65—75 cents, Ayer Moleks 40 —50 cents. Ayer Panas 50—60 cents. Bassetts 35 —40 cents. Brogas 40 —50 cents. Bukit Jelotongs i§
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      519 7 I Victoria Theatre! t i COMING ATTRACTIONS: Grant-Anderson Company. Farren Revue Company. HEIFETZ. Victoria Memorial Hall Second Popular Organ Recital j FRIDAY, NOV. 6, 5.30 p.m. Organist: J. R. CASELEY Admission Cts 20 GRAPHOLOGY. HANDWRITING CHARACTER READING. Handwriting is the result of mental concentration wherein every faculty Is described and
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      65 7 WANTED —To buy one steel lighter, open top preferred, capacity 2,000 to 4,000 cubic feet. Specifications, price, etc. to Box. No. 449 c o "Malaya Tribune." TO LET —1 and 3 Ramsgate Rd., off Grove Rd. 9 Wilkie Terrace. Further particulars from Tel. No. 4423. MARBLE FLOORING TILES. 2 FT.
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      23 7 j i MPROVE YOUR TENNIS 1 I with Big Bill j I TILDEN j 1 as your Coach! I I He's Coming Soon!
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      244 7 ALHAMBRA i To-Night i 6.15 ».15 I When is a butler not a butler? He J I did everything wrong—but they couldn't sack him—he KNEW TOO MUCH ABOUT THEM! Laughs I ccme easily in this roar-fare zof the I family that tried to be important! SYDNEY j HOWARD J IN
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. Births, Marriages And Deaths. BIRTH.
    25 8 To Mr and Mr.s. D. M Davis of Singapore Municipal Treasurer's Dept.. a son on Octobor 24. 1931.
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    MARRIAGE.
    44 8 The w dding of Mr. R. Seenivas tn of the Municipal Archlt:ct'6 Department and Miss L?e Chwe.» Geok took place at the Perumal Temple on 25/10 31. A rec.'ption was held at Dr. Choo Teck Guan* residmcc No. 35. Ea t Coast Road
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    DEATH.
    34 8 CHI A—Chia Ock Seah. age six year», second b loved son of Mr and Mrs Chia Soon Kim «Madam Koh Leng Chcoi. 60. Ko:k Road, pa »ed away on 24th instant Deeply regretted.
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    MALAYAN MATTERS.
    741 8 The letter from the Secretary of State discussing Imperial finances will no doubt be deemed by the local Government to constitute a forceful argument in favour of a $5 million Defence Contribution. It is nothing of the kind. The Colony's compulsory commitment should be restricted to the $3,600,000
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    157 8 Lady Taylor, widow of the late S.r William "uylor. is due in Penan;- ner.t month. Tbe Malabar Musi.m Amorlltloii is r. moving from Oeyla lg Road to 381. Joo Chu.t Road on Nov. 1 Dr. I. D. S ubbs the M.A vl.B., wh u lit h »ne cn leave, returned
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    GOVERNOR'S TRIP UP COAST.
    189 8 Inspection Of Teluk Anson. Ipoh, Oct. 26. HE. the Governor and Miss Clementi, while voyaging up the coast to Penang, for the weekend, visited Kuala Selangor on Saturday and inspected the Nipah Distilleries. They arrived at Teluk Anson at nine a.m. yesterday. The town was agog
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    CHINA BROADCASTING TO THE WORLD.
    103 8 NEWS OF PRESENT CRISIS. The following is a translation of a cablegram received by the Chinese Consulate General. Singapore, from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Nanking: "The daily broadcasting by th? Central Government of China from the Chin Yu Broadcasting Station of the news on
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    CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY.
    86 8 Mrs B. C. Roberts, wife of the Bishop of Singapore, writing from Prasers Hill to acknowledge receipt of the final remittance in connectK-n with the Malaya Tribune's" fund for the Child Welfare Society, .says: I should like to take this opportunity to thank you in the name
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    MALACCA VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    102 8 DINNER TO H.E. THE GOVERNOR. H E. the Governor dined with Lieut -Col. A. A. Lermit. 0.8.E.. V.D.. and the Officers. Malacca Volunteer Corps, at the M.V.C. Headquarters on Thursday evening. After dinner H. E. presented the M.B.E. to Captain Koh Keng Bock. Officer Commanding B* i
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    WEEK-END ACCIDENTS.
    127 8 PEDESTRIAN SERIOUSLY INJURED. On Saturday afternncn a!i elderly Chinese VM found lying unconscious in a pool of blood in Serangoon Road, near the Post Office. It is believed that he was knocked down by a motor-bus. He was taken to hospital in the nmbulance. and is suspected of
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    281 8 A report of the Po Leune Kuk prize distrioution is h.ld over for to-morrow. Malacca court and sports items, in addition to other sports news, are also crowded out. The Man churia and election news entail abnormal pressure on our spac t<;.-du.\ The Eastern Extension Co. Informs us that a'l
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    461 8 "(BY -LOOKSR.qk Penang is getting about this taxation bus Xc N Spinsters, Scots and brains are suggested rv *nv items for exploitation. sU,ta b)« Well, spinsters must because they want to V hard to part from the 2? 2 the yield from the tl an(i might disappoint.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    22 8 it SBP From Ch.na by tht Cr oore daylight to-morrow pr From Holland and Gen Hooff due at Singap* r
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    40 8 LATEST QUOTATION* ■uprfr London: 2 T^cl New York: 4cents. tG Sngapore: cenX TTN nan j«c London Spor £126 10s ({jm ftmT Three Months Buyers £129 t* s cd>. Sellers £129 5s. Od. .1 Singapore: $64.00 (50 ia
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      247 8 No. ***** Handsome Horn Gong with Beater Silver Plated on Polished Oak Polished Base. Height 12 ins. Base 17 ins. Gong 7 ins. Price 39.50 I Height 18» ins. Base 24 ins. Gong 12 ins. Price $100.00 j ROBINSON Co Ltd. J (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.J j RAFFLES PLACE,
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    EVE OF GENERAL ELECTION.
    1094 9 KINAL MESSAGES OF LEADERS. THREE FIGURE MAJORITY EXPECTED. WILL THE PREMIER LOSE HIS SEAT? Reuter. Polling in the General Election in Great Britain takes p.'ace to-morrow and results will fcj known on Wednesday and Thursday. A three-figure majority is expected for the National Government but the
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    League Rejects Japan's Counter-Plans. TOKYO HOLDING TRUMP CARD?
    2795 9 RESOLUTION CANNOT BE ACTED UPON UNLESS UNANIMOUS. BRITAIN AND SPAIN CONDEMN JAPANESE ATTITUDE. NEGOTIATIONS TO BE CONTINUED IN PARIS. Geneva. Oct. 24. 10 a.m.—1.27 p.m. Despit l stormy weather there was a fair attendance of the public to witness the opening ot
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    NECESSITY FOR ECONOMY.
    705 9 URGENT CALL TO COLONIES. COMMON SACRIFICE £N EMPIRE. REMINDER OF DEFENCE COSTS. The following Circular Despatch dated Sept. 19, 1£31, which has be-in addressed by the Right Hon- the Secretary of State for the Colonies (Mr. J. H. Thomas, P.C.) to His Excellency the Governor, is published
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    NEW RECTOR OF GLASGOW UNIVERSITY.
    24 9 British Official. Rugby, Oct. 24. Mr. Compton Mackenzie. 'Scottish Nationalist." candidate was to-day elected Rector of Glasgow University.—British Official
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    81 9 At the general meeting of the Junior Civil Service Association, Malacca, held in the offic* of the Resident Councillor, the following were elected office-bearers for the year 1931-1932: President. Mr. R. 8. de Souza; Vice-President. Mi-. Ang Boon Hock: hon. secretary. Mr. Cheong Swi Yin: hon. asst. secretary. Mr. N.
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    To-Day's Features.
    66 9 CHINA NEWS AND NOTES, on page 4. JIMAH RUBBER ESTATE, on page 5. WE AT TO LISTEN POR. on page 5 DIARY OF EVENTS, on page 5 CORRESPONDENCE on page 5 CLUB DIARY, on page 5. TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on page 8. THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN GREAT BRITAIN,
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      230 9 j 6.15 TO-NIGHT OAS I Here they are again! The etar* of "COHENS AND KELLYS in the greatest tun film they ever made J j pjAjoTurr mv \> /corner--1 ysSr/ J/ CIORC| *idniy charm mirkaV j JOAN PEERS LARRY KENT screen They're funnier than evt r! The comedy is funnier
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    EVERTON TAKE THE LEAD. SATURDAY'S SOCCER RESULTS.
    1001 10 WANDERERS VANQUISH THROSTLES. LEEDS LEAD IN SECOND DIVISION. Everton scored another triumph on Saturday. winning another away game, this time at the expense of the Villa, and are now at the top of the First Division table, with Huddersfield -second. Le<;ds United, relegated
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    PERAK AUTUMN RACES.
    428 10 SATURDAYS RESULTS. THE TURF. (From Our Own Correspondent./ Ipoh. Oct. 24 Heavy rain prior to the start threatened to spoil the racing. Nevertheless there was an increased attendance, including H.H. the Sultan ol Perak. The last race provided the biggest surprise of the afternoon. Miss Togo, a
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    SOUTH AFRICANS ON TOP.
    68 10 DRAWN GAME AGAINST W. AUSTRALIA. CRICKET. Reuter. Perth (W. A.), Oct. 24. The first match of the South Africans' Australian tour was left drawn. Scores: S. Africa: 362 for 7 wkts. decl. (Christy 102, Dalton 53, Bryant 4 for 48f) and 151 for 3 wkts. decl.
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    GAR WOOD'S ATTEMPT ON BRITISH RECORD.
    76 10 MOTOR BOAT RACING. Reuter. New York, Oct. 25. In the first of two trials over the measured mile at Harlem River to-day. Gar Wood, trying to beat Kaye Don's world motor boat speod record of 110.28 m.p.h. attained a speed of 102.06 m.p.h. Wood
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    DUTCH AND LOS ANGELES OLYMPICS.
    38 10 ATHLETICS. Reuter. Amsterdam, Oct. 24. Holland will be enabled to participate in the Los Angeles Olympic games through the generosity of the Dutch Football Association which is contributing ten thousand florins towards expenses.—Reuter.
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    SATURDAY'S MATCH AT RENGAM.
    815 10 SINGAPORE FIFTEEN EXTENDED. JOHORE HOLD VISITORS TO A DRAW. RUGBY FOOTBALL. (By 'Rimau. I The meeting between the first fifteens of Singapore and Johore on Saturday at Rengam was productive of a keen struggle. Johore gave Singapore a fright in scor.ng eight pom s before the
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    SELANGOR HOLD PERAK.
    118 10 DRAWN GAME AT IPOH. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Oct. 25. In the inter-State match at Ipoh on Saturday, Selangor and Perak played a drawn game, each side scoring an unconverted try. The result was a surprise, since Perak were expected to win easily. Instead they were
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN BEAT DUNLOPS XV.
    76 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Oct. 25. In the match played at Malacca on Saturday, the Negri Sembilan State team beat Dunlops XV by two tries (6 points) to nil. Scoular scored the first try for Negri Sembilan and the visitors led by three points
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    SPRINGBOKS STRIKE FORM.
    333 10 CRICKET SCORE IN SEVENTH GAME. London. Oct. 24. The South African tourists registered their seventh consecutive win in England tc-day when they beat a combined Durham and Northumberland XV at Sund rland by 41 points to nil.—Reuter. PRINCIPAL HOME MATCHES* London. Oct. 24. The third Springboks played
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    CHINESE DRAW WITH RAFFLES COLLEGE.
    61 10 HOCKEY. The match between the Chinese and Raffles College second elevens played on the latter s ground yesterday ended in a draw o/ 2—2. Th" Chinese were leading 2—l at the interval. Jim Lock scoring for the Chinese and de Vries for the College. Improving
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    GIRLS SPORTS CLUB BEAT Y.W.C.A.
    88 10 An interesting game of hockey was witnessed on the S.R.C. ground on Saturday, the teams being the Girls Sports Ciub and the Y.W.C.A The game was fairly evenly contested in the first half and there was no scor:> when the interval arrived, although both sides
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    SELANGOR BEAT NEGRI SEMBILAN.
    59 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Oct. 25. Heavy ram before the match rendered the Padang unsuitable for Selangors first State hockey match of the season on Saturday when they entertained Negri Sembilan. The first half was goalless but in the second half Rivaz. Jumeaux and
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    INDIAN MUSICIAN HONOURED.
    145 10 TEA PARTY AT ROBINSON'S CAFE. A large and representative gathering of all nationalit.es assembled at Robinsons Cafe las; evening when Messr-,. Robinson and Co. and Messrs. R. E. Mohan.ed Kassim and Co., gave a tea party in honour of Mr. Pearu Quwal. the famous North Indiaii musician
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    THE LATE DR. ROBERTSON.
    91 10 The Singapore Coroner, Mr. F. G. Bourne, this morning made a reference, when coming on the bench, to the death of the late Dr. Thomas Murray Robertson, which occurred in England a few days ago. He mentioned that the late Dr. Robertson had been for many
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    58 10 Singapore, Oct. 26. Buyers Sellers R S.S equal to London Standard Spot 8% 8 Mi Standard R.R.S. on Tender November 8% 8% December 89* S% January March 8% 9 AprilUune 9% 9*4 Tone of Market: Easy. Latest Cable: London Spot t%d. per lb. New York:
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    DIFFERENCES AT CHINA PEACE PARLEY.
    384 10 CANTON DEMANDS RECAST OF GOVERNMENT. Shanghai, Oct. 25. The Nanking Government s proposal that a New Government be formed after the Fourth Plenary Congress of the Kuomintang has been turned down by the Canton delegates, who insist that a -new Government must be lormed at
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    PROGRESS OF MR. GARTSIDE.
    59 10 LEG NOT YET AMPUTATED. In the press of Saturday It was reported that Mr. G. H. Gartside. who met with an accident on Friday night, had his leg amputa'ed on admission into kosp'.'al. It has since been reported that Mr. Gartside ffftnrrt a fracture of the
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    DOLORES COSTELLO AT THE CAPITOL.
    152 10 Dolores Ccstello. certainly a very beautiful woman, is appearing with Grant Withers and James Kirkwood at the Cap tol hi John Oxenham's picturesque stcry of old Russia, "Heai\s in Exile.'* The scenes of S.beria (which have been shown in other pictures such as "Resurrection") and
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    JOHORE PLANTERS DEATH.
    120 10 INQUIRY HELD. An inqu ry m:<j the c rcumstances attending ths dea.h cf Mr. R. A. Hamilton, a Jchoiv planter, who. it will be remembered, was killeu n a motor accident in Oct. 18. when his car ran inlo the canal, was held on Sa urday r>t
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    SATURDAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    30 10 notify t Messrs. Symington and Su day's rubber prices as folV d Spot 2-* d. (2 15 16d' «3 1 16d). s The market is dull.—"S I
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    THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN GREAT BRITAIN.
    3868 11 SUMMARY OF THE GENERAL ELECTION ISSUES. ORIGINAL CAUSES OF THE CHANGE GOVERNMENT. 'Renter's Chief Parliamentary Correspondent., London, Oct. 1. Ttlt political upheaval of the past which is expected to cul- ;i General Election, has its oik- of the several desultory the Labour Government of
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      49 11 i i Brunswick Records TO CLEAR I 3 i l Three for One Dollar (With Apologies to all Tobacco Companies) j >LBO j j T he Latest English Panachord Records j FROM I THE SHOE STORE I [SSI North Bridge Road. I •«0- AI) HI. PHI HOTEL BUILDING j
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      192 11 The New World Show. BRIGHTEST SPOT IN SINGAPORE. THE NEW WORLD TALKIE THEATRE. -DUO-FONE SOUND SYSTEM— T.IS p.m. TO-NIGHT 9.30 p.m. WORDS AND MUSIC I WITH j LOUIS MOHAN, TOM PATRICOM, DAVID PEREY j j Suatty Lines, Hot Tunes, Peppy Steps. j j Just Received!! New Consignment ot Saxophones From
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      446 11 DICK'S The Original Balata Belt. DICK'S Original Balata Belting is to-day recognised as the premier driving belt of the world. Dick's Original" Trade Mark on your belting is an assurance that you can rely on good service I always. SOLE AGENTS WILLIAM JACKS Co.. (Malaya) Ltd., SINGAPORE—KUALA LUMPUR—IPOH—PENANG W.J.—3. j
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    A SAVAGE POLISH SENTENCE.
    96 12 SEQUEL TO A FRONTIER INCIDENT. Nauen (Berlin). Oct. 14 Vast Indignation is shown at the news ->f the savage sentence passed by a Polish Court on a German official Revenue Officer Anton Preiss. while watching for smugglers on the Silesian border, inadvertently stepped over the frontier
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    THREE SERIOUS ALLEGATION.
    686 12 POLICE OFFICER lN TROUBLE. COURT SEQUEL TO AR ACCIDENT. "DRIVING AT FIFTY in* PER HOUR." Allegations of rash irrvii dmnkn ness and the use cf !a wire mad- against EurapcJ, Offic r when h P app. re Fourth Magistrate (Ml ft, ton) on Saturda>. The allegations were
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      282 12 j I j Finest Quality i i i I Pineapple I i Cooked Ham I i j AT REDUCED PRICE. I j Singapore Gold {Storage j i Company, Limited. j I j Orchard Road Sub Depots. j i I L j j For Quality and Price Please Ask for j
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      24 12 CHOLERA! i DYSENTERY DIARPH(|A Invaluable 1 in 1 At all eh* MEDICAL HALL. LTD Slngapor-. r»* BOON PHARMACY. I** l Penang FEDERAL DISPENSARY fcJ*
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      135 12 MAILS CLOSE. TO-MORROW. OCT. 27. Sourabaya. Celebes. Moluccas and Timor Dilly (Buyskest 9 a m. Tembilahan and Indrag.ri (Hong Kcat I no.n North N.-East and N.-West Sumatra. Egypt Europe and Great Britain (Polydorusi 2 pm. Hoihow. Swatow. Amoy and Hong Kong lAnshun* 2pm. Eatu Paliat iGemasi 3 p.m Muar (Rompint
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      36 12 SINGAPORE VOU'NTEEK j uv nekProgramme oi Drillending Nov. I, 1931 WEDNESDAY OCT. U 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall OtL i I* 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall. 6 H m Practice Shoot St7.VD.4V. VOV I 7.20 a.m.—Johnston's Pier. I Shoot—Blakan Mat:
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    SHORTSIGHTED GOVERNMENT POLICY.
    633 13 OUR UNSIGHTLY PUBLIC OFFICES. Every visitor to Singapore, when coming over Anderson Bridge, must be struck by the violent contrast between the unsightly Government Offices, with the Post Office, and the Municipal Offices, which flank on either side Empress Place. On either side are modern buildings of
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    ILL-TREATMENT OF A YOUNG GIRL.
    474 13 KEPT CHAINED UP FOR MANY DAYS. A atory cf cruel treatmen: of a young girl was told in the First Special D.strict Coun at Shanghai when an application was mad--before Judge Dao by the police for ihe disposal of Ah Liv, a 12-year-old g.rl. who
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      497 13 gj) British Thomson-Houston Co., Ltd. j ,cith a uorld- RUGBY, ENGLAND. FOR A. C. SUPPLY reputation." A Variable Speed j Commutator Motor IIS only 0f y mJMSSfSf 8 DESIRED REDUCED y speeds. Mili^^fl Engineering Department of I The Borneo Co., Ltd < i i—< m si ■-«rawa» »»»»«»»»fa»i'»Mi^>»>» Marvellous Cure
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      227 13 ĔI Sau deCoCogno ill 1 Representative: ROBERT BL> U (Malaya). Hongkong Bank Ch iMber. Singapore. Phone 4711, HUDSON Gives Supreme Performance Scores of motorists fresh from examining and driving the latest and best cars of the day declare Hudson the supreme performer. They refer not alone to the luxury of
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    DECLINE IN AUTOMOBILE PRICES.
    3184 14 THIRTY-FIVE PER CENT. SINCE 1924. MOTORING NOTES. In terms of prices per pound, the American automobile is selling at an average of about 35 per cent. below 1924. When the added values in the form of riding and driving comfort, greater speed and reliability are considered,
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      279 14 \JJ- JJJ i I^JlJiQjjl Sound Sleep It is not only the externals quently of mind, an impoisithe flies, mosquitos, the heat bility. Remember to keei the —that banish sleep. The system free from all c trouble is often within. An matter by an occasional m impaired digestion, headache, ing glass'of
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      21 14 I THE MARVEL OF THE NORTH BRIDGE ROAIV (adelphi hotel building) HAPPY MUSIC STUDIO SOLD IN TINS AND BOTTLES POCKET. Ml^^^^^^^^
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      462 15 gTEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES SNINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO LONDON AND PAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. ir.der Contract with His Majesty's Government.) OUTWARD FROM LONDON For China and Japan. Due Tonnage Singapore 1931. putana 17,000 Oct. 31 rva 9,000 Nov.
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      668 15 STEAMERjSArUNGS. N Y. K. Kilx line UapanMail) TO LONDON. MarselUes, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam and Middlesbrough. Vessels Tonnage Due Ball t KATORI MARU 10,000 Nov. 5 6 5 KASHIMA MARU 10,000 Nov. 19 20 I YASUKUNI MARU 12,000 Dec. 8 9 HAKONE MARU 10,500 Dec. 16 17 5 SUWA MARU 10,700
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      459 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England.) Direct Service to Japan Tla Hong Kong, Amoy and Shanghai and to Calcutta Tla Penang. Taxing cargo on through Bill of Lading for Canton, Macao, Swatow. Amoy, Chefo, Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangtse ports, Formosa, the Philippines, etc. FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA.
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      311 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. The Travel Shipping Agency. 2. RAFFLES PLACE. SINGAPORE. Booking of Passages to all parts of the world by all Steamship Lines arranged at Tariff Rates. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR BOOKING. Clearing. Forwarding and Insurance Agents and Packers. Baggage and cargo stored or delivered to or from Warehouse, Wharf,
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      554 15 BANKS, THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered in London under tht Companies Acts of I*B2 to 1199 on 2nd December, 1292J Authorised Capital £3 000,000 Subscribed Capital f1,800.000 Paid-up Capital £1,050.000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1.666.845 HEAD OFFICE: 15. Grace Chore b Street. London, EC I. BOARD OP DIRECTORS.
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      589 15 BANKS. NORTH BRANCH OP _j THE HO HONG BANK. LIMITED. 458. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD Telephone No. 2904. The North Branch of this Eank which 1* now opened for business will provide the followtoe facilities to customers: BANKING DEPARTMENT. (Commercial Banking) We transact a general commercial banxln* business. ACCEPTANCES We buy
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      530 16 This Paper has the Largest Sale Among the People who Spend Most in British Malaya. THE PEOPLE'S PAPER: INDEPENDENT AND PROGRESSIVE TO LET. TO LET—IBS, Tank Road. Immediate entry apply Meyer Brothers. TO LET—IB, Kerbau Road, from November 1. Rent $50. Apply 47. Truro Road. TO LET—No. 8. Eber Road,
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      400 16 67, Selegie Road, *V Hi A A HTX 27 Thone Singapore. ZSVI Si U \j H 4227 Fresh Cut Java Flowers Received Every MONDAY and FRIDAY AT COMPETITIVE PRICES. FLORAL BASKETS, BOUQUETS AND WREATHS MADE TO ORDER. Weekly Supplies of Flowers for homes catered for. FOR SALE. RADIO CHART of
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      277 16 EDUCATIONAL. For authentic translations of all Local and Foreign Languages, apply Stephens Brothers, Post Box 567. Singapore. BOOK-KEEPING AND ACCOUNTANCY, COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE AND BUSINESS METHODS, COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC, ETC.. ETC. Private tuition given by Accountant in your own home. Write for terms which are moderate Advertiser: G.P.O. Box No. 291, Singapore.
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      724 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. j NOTICE. I. the undersigned Cheang Theam Kee. hereby give notice that I shall not be responsible for any debt or debts contracted by my wife. Cheong Tuan Neo. who left my house and protection this date. October 23. 1931 (SKd.» CHEANG THEAM KEE. "Riviera." 112. Pasir Panjang
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      586 16 "Tribune" Small Ads. Bring Results Because They Reach the Permanent Population. PUBLIC NOTICES. SINGAPORE TURF CLUB. NOTICE. NOVEMBER PROFESSIONAL MEETING Ml. Saturday Nov. 7 Monday Nov. 9 Wednesday Nov. 11 Saturday Nov. 14 ENTRIES CLOSE at 12 o'clock noon on WEDNESDAY. 28th OCTOBER. 1931. SWEEPS—A $5 UNLIMITED SWEEPSTAKE FOR MEMBERS
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      456 16 MASSAGE AND MANHXRI MASSAGE. Miss UISAKO and Miss KDATri No. 20. Bencoolen Street, Slngspcro MALAYA TRIBUNE PHONE 6171. SUBSCRIPTION RAIES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery Including Incluflm at office Postage Poeton or cloee (Local or to Forem residence. F.M.S t Countrta Yearly 115.00 121.00 »27 0: Half Yearly S 7.50 110
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