Malaya Tribune, 27 October 1931

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune s win. No. 254 SINGAPORE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1931 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday, Oct. 27. 1931. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE TUESDAY. OCTOBER J7, 1931.
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      304 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. 0 CANNOT BETTER THE BEST, •^"1" CLOVER" BRAND Danish mm flfli "SBt I jM W CREA\j HII H IH Hi WMF m. I v vl HBH mill r clover brand. STERILIZED NATURAL SgNKNSEO UNSWEET|N|B CLOVER BRAND Danish S I Cream is rich in flavour I and pure
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      10 1 THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE" IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN MALAYA.
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    RUSSIAN SUBMARINE SUNK.
    183 2 CREW RESCUED BY GERMAN SHIP. Reuter. Helsingfors, Oct. 25. Mystery surrounds the reports that a Soviet Mibmarine had sunk with the crew of fifty after collision with the German steamer "Grat a" in the Gulf of Finland. The original report i tated that all the submarine's crew
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    ADVANCED PRICES IN AUSTRALIA.
    175 2 THE EXCHANGE PROBLEM. Sydney. Sept. 26. The suspension of the gold standard caused no surprise in Australia, where its maintenance had long been considered impossib] specially after the reports of the Macmillan and Economy Committie.s. For months pa:,t there had b- en a strong movement here
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    DEATH FOR COMMUNIST IN CHINA.
    138 2 Nanking. Oct. 25. Th Government states that reports that Noulen.s was sent nc d to and his wife to life imp:i.onment are absolutely unfour.d&d R liter A message from Shanghai dated Aug. 13 stated: The authorities of the International Settlement arrested and handed over to
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    MARRIAGE OF LADY CAMBRIDGE.
    110 2 PRESENCE OF THE QUEEN. Reuter. London. Oct. 24. The Queen, the Prince of Wal I and his three brothers, the Duchess of York. Princess Mary and oth r Royalties were present at the mairiage in a village church at Balcombe. Sussex, to-day of Lady May Cambridge
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    GENERAL STRIKE IN PARAGUAY.
    75 2 Reuter. Asuncion Oct. 24. Twelve were killed and 28 injured by mach.ne-gun fire by th? Police in repulsing an attack on the Presidential Palace by stuaents and Communists. A crowd previously attacked the newspap.r offices ot the Ministry of the Interior. A general strike was called
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    BISHOPS ARRESTED IN CYPRUS.
    61 2 Reuter. Nicosia. Oct. 24. Five ringleaders of ti.e Cyprus outbreak and Bishop Kitium were arrested for d:portation. They were taken aboard the cruiser •London." Aft.r the arrest of the bishop the Police fired on a crowd and three rioters are reported wounded. Marines a.»d seamen landed
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    DISCOVERY IN BRIGHTON HOUSE.
    96 2 A crowd of people watched Brighton polk c officers fo.ce an entry into a house in Wel-lington-road recently Th y found Mi I Floi nee Mab 1 Bennett dead :n an up' tairs room and her sister. M:.s Minnie Louise, so s.riou ly i 1 that
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      318 2 I Whiteaways j Have Decided to Continue their I Landed Cost j UNTIL j Saturday, Nov. 7. as many of our Customers are i unable to visit the store on j Saturdays before 2 p.m. we j shall remain open until 5 j pm. on the following dates: Saturday, October
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      162 2 S^TheLancetXmvS>says-^\^ JNTREATED MlLk\ BOTH WHOLE AND I 1 SKIMMED,HAS VERY I 1 LITTLE ANTI RACHITIC ACTIVITY Ordinary fresh cows'mH^ Thi« authoritative quota* tion that fresh cows* milk contains almost no vitamin D is convincing. It follows that a Sood made from fresh milk contains almost no vitamin D BUT SUNSHINE
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    THE CANTON RIOTING.
    1847 3 CROWD DEMANDS EXECUTION OF POLICE OFFICER RESPONSIBLE. GOVERNMENT ASSURANCES. Canton, Oct. 12. The serious shooting affair in Wing Hon Road on Saturday night was the sequel to extensive student demonstrations and picketing activities, organised with the full co-operation ol the labourers. Several students lost their lives and
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    AVOIDING TAXATION IN ENGLAND.
    174 3 JERSEY MAGISTRATE'S STRONG COMMENTS. "Observer." When Advocate Briard applied before the Jersey Court recently for the registration of a limited liability company, the Chief Magistrate asked whether he was prepared to guarantee that it was a purely local company, inasmuch as, particularly in view of the
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      140 3 OF THR[FT THK COMPANY IS NOW BMHB I' N DERT A KING IN j MAi.AYA J FIRE and MARINE |vl f| "INSURANCE. HFE ASSURANCE fit r Eflll'ffi^i^wf• ifll! jiifl 'ill The Policies Issued offer petitive Rates Of Premium. jj m §|ffl Applications for agencies are invited fl \\u t n%mmmmt
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      260 3 I /INHMANT\ Cures Colds i safely b j f Simply Put a drop on I I y«ui handkerchief and < breathe the vapour. I Vapex" goes straight y to the cause of the j 4 trouble—the germs which n multiply so rapidly in L the dark, warm passages H of
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    POLITICAL SITUATION IN GREAT BRITAIN.
    873 4 NATIONAL GOVERNMENT PERSONNEL. (Formed by Mr. James Ramsay Mac Donald, Aug. 25, 1931) (Correct d to Szpt. 28.) <Reuter"s Chief Parliamentary Correspondent.) THE CABINET. La.—Prime Minister, First Lord of the Treasury, and Leader of the House of Commons, Rt. Hon. James Ramsay MacDonald. M.P. C.—Lord
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    FRANCO-AMERICAN DISCUSSIONS.
    336 4 "THE BABY IS BORN. Reuter. Washington. Oct J4 Mr. Hoover and It Laval hay s reached in agre ment to cu-ordinat.* French and American banking rwwmcW in the tad rati of world stability, but all details are not y« t s ttled. M. Laval is returning to White
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    FLOOD RELIEF IN CHINA.
    64 4 Reuter. Nanking. Oct. 25. The National Flood Relief Commission announces that the donations up to Oct. 20 exceed 5,200.000 Mexican dollars, of which 3,600,000 was contributed from all over China and 1,600,000 from abroad. Except large gifts from the American Red Cross and the Japanese Emperor
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    BRITISH AIR SPEED RECORD RECOGNISED.
    42 4 British Official. Rugby, Oct. 25. The Royal Aero Club has been informed by the International Aeronautical Federation of the recognition of Fight-Lieut. Stainsforth's world speed record of 655 kilometres per hour or 470 miles per hour.—British Official.
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    ELEVEN YEARS FOR AL CAPONE.
    23 4 Reuter. Chicago. Oct. 24. I Al Capone was sentenced to 11 years' imprisonment. He was also fined $50.000.—Reuter
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    £1,000 POSTAL PACKET MISSING.
    66 5 remittance of £1.000 in £1 and 10s. notes, d in London on Sept. 24, and due for to the Westminster Bank. CommercialParkstone. Dorset, is missing. cortLng to an official statement issued at Post Office recency, a sorting clerk at am deserted his duty at 6.30 on
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    LOCAL PUBLICATIONS.
    248 5 IN THE LAND OF MY BIRTH." Mr. S. Thurai Raja Singam, of the Government English School, Pekan, has issued a little booklet entitled "In the Land of my Birth" and described as "A Short Study of the Indian Cultural Affinities of Malaya in its Life, Literature and Art
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1501 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, October 27, 10 a.m. Year CLOSING QUOTATIONS T~ Ends. Buyers. Sellers. Value I £1.0 0 Asam Kumbang Tin Dec. 31 £1 2.0 £1. 3.0 1.0.0 Austral Malay 0.5.0 Ayer Hltam Tin -0 1.0.0 Bangrin Tin g** 31
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      193 5 The Regent j Portable LIGHT. DURABLE AND DEPENDABLE. IMPERIAL TYPEWRITER CO.. LTD. Leicester, England. Sole Agents: DUNCAN ROBERTS, LTD., tit A 114-A. Robinson Road. Singapore. REGLYKOL Is a great cure for DIABETES. It was shown upon chemical analysis that the quantity of sugar and acetone In the urine of patients
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      209 5 TAKE «w bovrilM From early childhood on f through life. Bovril in- u\ W I creases vitality and builds IIV up the resisting powers of \|T I )fs^_____^^^^k 1 the body. It has the unique 'F^^n_ml-T^--property of making other j y j^L^^^jM foods more nourishing. v v I J^^On^c^Wr j
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      922 5 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Short-Wave Broadcasts For The Week. MONDAYS. RADIO BAIGON (49.05 metres) 6.15 p.m. viamlte programme; 8.15 recorded music; .5 concert by ttie orchestra irnder the direcjn of M. Andre Soyer. Soloists: violin, M. .hert Barras; 'cello, Mme. Simon Chef nay; ,te f M. Jean Chef nay. Programme
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      201 6 j GAS TO-NIGHT 915 j Matinee To-Morrow at 3.15 j j HERE HE IS AGAIN I j The famous fun-maker of j "Charley's Aunt,'' Honour Among j Lovers' and "Her Wedding Night' j CM ARIL-IE j RUGGLES j "THE GIRL. HABIT" j j Inimitable CHARLIE RUGGLES r f 2 one
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      227 6 Amusements. wßr W /9 i i V W M w 1 kit* V I **W M J Jm M m4M I mm %V 1 immmr Am X" m* I Iffir I' am. Sjmmmml I M 1 I BH I Bl J i mm mm mmm 1 j c.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15
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      288 6 j c.IS TO-NIGHT 9.15 Loretta Young j three Girls Lost A Fox Movietone THURSDAY j With ALHAMBRA j Douglas Fairbanks 1 IN j REACHING FOR THE MOON i EAST COAST RD KATQ NCI 6.15 TO-NIGH r 9.15 J Beautiful, Glamorous, Fascinating i Marlene Dietrich IN J A drama of love
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    SHIPPING NEWS
    94 7 ARRIVALS. •n." Dutch. 684 tons, Capt Meppelink. Singkawang. 26-10; for Singkawang. 29-iO. Dutch. 3 200 tons, Capt. Bruyns. Makassar 27-10; for Belawan. 29-10. >n Buren." Amer. 6.195 tons. Capt. r r from San Francisco, 26-10; for New Y "rr:. 29-10. :i r Dutch. 2.784 tons. Capt. Harmsen, 11
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    THE ROXY.
    64 7 "Morocco." a Paramount production, which is running a season at the Roxy. is a picture full of drama and pathos, featuring Marlene Dietrich. Adolphe Menjou and Gary Cooper. The Foreign Legion in the desert forms the background of the romance. Interesting "shorts" precede the main feature. Coming attractions
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    "AROUND THE CORNER."
    176 7 HILARIOUS COMEDY AT THE PAVILION. A eocd "augh s provid°d at th? Pavilion in 'Around thr Corner," the all-diaiogue Columbia ccmedy s'ar.ing George Sidnty and Chailu Murray, .he inimitable pair of mirth maker.-, of 'Coh ns and K llys" fam*. Supporting them are Joan Peers and Larry
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    MALACCA NEWS.
    355 7 HOUSEBREAKING AND THEFT. /From Our Own Correspondent./ Malacca, Oct. 24. Before Mr. B. R. Whitehous\ the Dstrict Judge, a Chinese was charged with having broken into a shophouse at Mill Road an-i ccmmitt d theft of two bottles of brandy Accused pleaded guilty and was sentenced to six
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    FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR MUAR.
    99 7 "TRIBUNE" REPRESENTATIVE'S LUCKY ESCAPE. A fatal accident occurred on Monday when, returning from Malacca, a Chevrolet van used for delivering the "Malaya Tribune" newspapers daily to Malacca, suddenly skidded about a mile from Muar resulting in the almost instantaneous death of the driver, a Chinese, who
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    MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
    119 7 MERCHANT STABBED IN THE STREET. The Corner's inquiry into the death of an Indian trader, who was found fatally stabbed in Syed Alwi Road recently, was concluded yesterday. Mr. F. G. Bourne returning a verdict of murder against some person or persons unknown. He added that there were
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    BETTER SUPERVISION FOR LUNATICS.
    88 7 That lunatics confined in the cells in Tan Tock Seng's Hospital should be given better supervision was a statement made by the jury which attended an inquest, before the Coroner. Mr. F. G. Bourne yesterday, into the circumstance of the death of an Indian, who hanged
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    Y.M.C.A. INDOOR GAMES FINALS.
    69 7 The following Indoor Games Finals will be held on Thursday at 8 p.m. a; the V.M.C.A Draughts Championshipf T. Pakiry v. Wee Bok Hee. Badminton Junior Singles: Lim Kirn San v. Samuel Goh. Open Ping Pong Championship: Lim Chin Hin v. Chua Boon Whatt or Lim
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    Commercial News. THE SHARE MARKET.
    299 7 B. KTIJN AMI CO S REroftl Oct 27. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London: 2 11 16d.. down 3 16d. New York: 49 16 cents (G), down 316 cent. Shares: Quiet. Allenbys 60—70 cents, Ayer Moleks 40—50 cents, Ayer Panas 45—55 cents. Bassetts 35—40 cents, Brogas 40—45
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    322 7 Singapore. Oct. 27. 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.l. 2s. 3 31,32 d.. Lyous demand 1100
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    PRODUCE
    141 7 Singapore, Oct. 27. Rice. Siam 1 per Koyan $240 Rice. Siam 2 $201 Rice, Siam 3 $187 Rice, Siam $176 Rice, Siam A-l $175 Rice. Saigon 1 $168 Rice. Saigon 2 $163 Rice. Saigon 3 $153 Rice, Rangoon 1 $146 Rice, Rangoon 2 $142 Rice, par Boiled No 1
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    CHINA BROADCASTING TO THE WORLD.
    39 7 The daily broadcasting by the Central Government of China from the Chin Yu Broadcasting Station of the news on tbe SinoJapanese crisis will be on 37.64 metres and not 73.64 metres as stated yesterda;
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    63 7 RUBBER ASSOCIATION. Singapore. Oct. 27. Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard Spot 8 1 8% Standard R.R.S. on Tender November IK December 8 1 8% January March Mi 8% April; June 9 9' 4 Tone of Market: Quiet —Sellers reserved. Latest Cable: London Spot 2 1116d.
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    TIN AND RUBBER PRICES.
    74 7 "S.F.P" Service. London, Oct. 36. Messrs. Lewis, Lazarus and Sons notify today's tin prices as follows: Spot 126 11 16 ,1126 9 16» Forward £123 5 16 (£129 1 16» The market is steady. Messrs. Symlng.on and Sine la a notify today s rubber prices as
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    RUBBER STOCKS INCREASE.
    42 7 London. Oct. 26. The following are the rubber stocks held at Home: Lonaon 78 465 tons. Liverpool 55, tens.—"S.F.P." Service. The total for last week was 133.980 tons as against 134.262 tons this week, an increase cf 282 tons
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    141 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES Singapore. Oct. 2 r Bast Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Paris Maru 22: Rajula 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S). K'dah 18: Anshun 16: Sikh 14; Pres. Vsn Buren 12; Takada 9; P. C. Hooft 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate S). Rompin 30; Menestheus 35.
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      364 7 Victoria Theatre i COMING ATTRACTIONS: I Tlie Grant-Anderson Company. 1 lie Farren Revue Company. HEIFETZ. J —————MM- I Victoria Memorial Hall Second Popular Organ Recital FRIDAY, NOV. 6, 5.30 p.m. Organist: Mr. J. R. CA.SELEY Vocalist: Mrs. DOROTHY MACLEOD Admission Cts. 20 POPPY DAY. I GRAND VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. Booking for
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      19 7 m mm t !-Vermis Players! j j I Big Bill j ITILDEN j j Is Coming to Alhambra. 1
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      188 7 j HALLO! j j HALLO! -> r HALLO "''s9 j '< i Douglas! Fairbanks j /w j reaching! for the Moon j WITH BEBE DANIELS j S The fastest moving comedy-drama J ever made with the world's breeziest i personality as a Wall Street wizard I "shooting the works" in
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      258 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-MORROW, OCT. 28. North, North-East and North-West Sumatra (In Special Box at entrance to Night Telegraph Office) (By Aeroplane) 6 a.m. Tembf.ahan and Indragiri (Mandan 11 a.m. Djambi <Singkel> 1 p.m. Djambi "Sin Aik Lee) 1 p.m. Sarawak (Vyner Brooke) 2 p.m. Kelantan. Patani. Singora. Bandon and Bangkok
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      303 7 METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. MALAYAN DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Tempera- Bright. STATIONS. cure. Rainfall. Bus Max, Mln. fthln* Alor Star 89 74 0.09 7.7 Kota Bharu 84 74 2.94 2.9 K. Trengganu 82 74 0.87 1.3 Kroh 87 72 0.62 3.7 Sitiawan 89 75 0.12 4.0 Ipoh 81 75 0.30 3.7 Buttsrworth 88
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    THE EMPIRE'S CALL.
    748 8 In a brief comment yesterday We referred to the notable letter from the Secretary of State for the Colonies to His Excellency the Governor. In that letter— sent to all Colonies and Dependencies Mr. Thomas appeals eloquently for practical sympathy with the Mother Country in her time
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    407 8 Mi and Mrs. J tt. C?m|.Oi*ll m UmJnf tn Singapore b\ tn 3*VT Mr. E L Bpot ■ner-Lil.ing ton hi been appointed to hi Engineer Poatv .mr T ie rapha Kedah A mail from Bat a via and Palembang by aeroplane is exacted at Singapore at 1.30 p.m. to-moirow Dr
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    INDIAN FEDERAL COURT.
    160 8 Right Of Appeal To Privy Council. British Official. Rugby. Oct. 26. Discuss en cf the fmillll Federal Court continued to-day in the Federal Structure Com mittfc of the Round-Table Conference anJ uill be concluded tc-morrow, when the deba will be wcund up by Si: Muhammad She. Speaking
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    PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
    223 8 ARRIVAL OF DELEGATION FROM ENGLAND. Two delegates from England are .t* present visit ng the Presbyterian Churches of Malaya, and will arrive in S ngapore thi V>edL They arc the Rev. G. L Brindev &D and I t S W Carru.her.s. Mr. Brander. who was formerly flttnJate at
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    34 8 From China and Japan by the tin i due at Singapore 2 p.m. to-morrow. From Europe 'London mails desp.itchej on Oct. 8». by th;- "Rajputana" due at )g at noon on Thursday.
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    474 8 Lady Elizabeth Pleydeil-Bouverie. who win arrive by the "Rajputana"' thL* week, has been sent by the Girl Guides Imperial Headquarters, ar tbe request of the Malayan Girl Guides Headquarters, to help with the training of Guide and Brownie Officers T Jndei the auspices of t»he li'etary set on Cf the
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    52 8 LATEST QUOTATIONS. RUBBER London 2 11 16d. New York: 4 916 cents. <G>. Singapore: B's—B 8 cents. TIN London Spot £126 12s. 6d. (Up 2s. 6d.) Thiee Months Buyers £129 7s. 6d. (Up ss. Od.) Sellers £129 10s. Od. (Up ss. Od.). Singapore $64.12 I L-. <50
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    486 8 BY "LOOKER-r "Sze you on So i oshizawa. 'Spainful to Dart. v riaga. y ia<; The new Mac Donald immi several Jews. It ,>.,,, economy Governmen A A If Ramsay is defeat ~1. L Bald-win. A T. A. was "agog w over H.E.s visits Bui was not
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    POLLING DAY IN GREAT BRITAIN. A HEAVY BALLOT EXPECTED.
    970 9 FIRST ELECTION RESULT. OPPOSITION LEADER TAKEN ILL. REVIVAL OF BRITISH STOCKS. Reuter. Polling in the British general election takes place to-day. A majority of practically 200 Is now expected for the National Government. The Opposition leader has b:<come suddenly London, Oct.
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    ATTEMPT TO BREAK RECORD.
    267 9 Did Hamilton Brothers Start? Reuter. London, Oct. 27. The former Indian R.A.F. Officer. FlightLieutenant Leslie Hamilton and his brother Kenneth started from Lympne shortly afl,?r midnight in a light aeroplane in an attempt to break the England to Australia air record. The Hamilton brothers are flying
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    TROUBLE STILL IN CYPRUS.
    206 9 DESTRUCTIVE ELEMENTS BUSY. British Official. London. Oct 27. lt is understood that the Colonial Secrttary has telegraphed to the Government of Cyprus announcing that the King's en-pow-ering Mr. Alexandras Kyrou to act as < Consul at Cyprus has been withdrawn--Router. Rugby Oct. 26. According to week-end
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    BRISK BUSINESS IN BRITISH CARS.
    137 9 POPULARITY OF LIGHT SIX MODELS. Rugby, Oct. 26. Although the total attendance at the mot'u ;how at Olympia. which end.d on Saturday, wa.s slightly less than last year, motor traders report a more optimistic tone and an encouraging volume of firm orders. A f ature
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    To-Day’s Features.
    51 9 THE CANTON RIOTING, on page 3. POLITICAL SITUATION IN GREAT BRITAIN, on page 4. WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. on page 5. DIARY OF EVENTS, on page 5. TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on page 8. SPORTS COMMENTS, on page 10. CLUB DIARY, on page 12. CLERICAL UNION DINNER, on page
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    WORLD ECONOMIC CRISIS.
    312 9 International Discussions Proceed. Reuter. London. Oct. 28. Pending the receipt of official despatches. British official quarters are not disposed to comment on the Hoover-Laval agreement. Difficulties of the situation are fully realised, however, and no surprise will be felt if the conversations prove to have been unproductive
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    BRITISH TALENT AT THE ALHAMBRA.
    208 9 "TILLY OF BLOOMSBURY" A GREAT SUCCESS. "Tilly of Bloomsbury." the A hambra's new attraction, is one of the mast delightful films yet so n in Singapore Tne writer first saw thu charming comedy as a siagt piay fuily twtnty years ago in London, and reacqtl
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    AL CAPONE STILL "FREE."
    37 9 Reuter. Chicago. Oct. 26. Owing tc the successful manoeuvres rf hus lawyers A1 Capone's removal f o Leavenworth jsaol been deferred until to-morrow, wh 1; three judges will consider Capone's plea fo: bail.—Reuter.
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    CHINA READY TO NEGOTIATE.
    1332 9 PROPOSAL FOR NEW TREATY. FAITH IN THE LEAGUE'S EFFORTS. CORRECT RELATIONS MUST BE SOUGHT. Reuter. China would nepod'a'e a new treaty wi h Japan, but Japan adheres to her attitude at Geneva. China welcome the league decision. Geneva, Oct. 26. China is ready to negotiate an
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    THE DAVIS CUP.
    415 10 NEW ZONE TO INCLUDE MALAYA. LAWN TENNIS. The September issue of Lawn Tennis and "Badminton conains the following interes in? news item Mr. Norman Brookes, president of thi Australian Lawn Tennis Association, 'ias decently discussed with Mr. Dwlght Das It- i .scheme to create two new zones
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    KHOO HOOI HYE BEATS GORDON LUM.
    421 10 SHANGHAI TOURNEY. Hong Kong. Oct. 16. Bracing up after he had lost the opening set and playing his forehand and backhand strokes with accuracy, Khoo Hooi Hye defeated Gordon Lum at Shanghai in the upper section of the semi-final rcund of the Invitation Tennis
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    MAILEY'S PLAIN-SPEAKING.
    86 10 CRICKET. Writing in the Sydney "Sun," Mr. A A. Mailey says that Don Bradman is unlikely to leave Australia without the consent of the Board of Control. "It is unreasonable to expect cricketers to reject offers from other countries," he adds, "unless sufficient encouragement is given them to
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    32 10 Before a fairly large crowd on Sunday at the Alexandra ground Teck Chye's eleven defeated the Alexandra Brick Works team by 3 goals to nil All the goals were scored by Kemat.
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    MALAYAN CHINESE DRAW AT SHANGHAI.
    380 10 A FAST MATCH. ASSN. FOOTBALL. Hong Kong. Oct. 16. Fighting bard in the second half of the game, the Malaya footballers held the Shanghai Chinese stars to a draw at the Pioneer Field by the score of four all. The Shanghai team was ccmpcsed cf
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    R.S.Y.C. ACTIVITY.
    721 10 POPULARITY OF SPORT MAINTAINED. YACHTING. Yachting retains its popularity in Singapore even in these days of slump, cancelled temporary allowances and generally reduced incomes of its devotees, and this fact was strikingly exemplified, on Sunday, by a full turnout of all fourteen boats comprising the -A" and "B"
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    WORLD FLYWEIGHT TITLE.
    120 10 FRENCHMAN KNOCKS-OUT HOLDER. BOXING. Reuter. Paris, Oct. 26. In the fuht for the world's flyweight championship to-day ire French champion Youn™ P.rez knocked-out the Italo-American. Frankie Genaro (holder) in the seccnd round of their fifteen round contest. There were scenes cf indescribable en hul asm as Genarc
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    MALACCA MEDICAL R.C.
    121 10 BADMINTON. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Oct. 25. On Saturday last the Medical Recreation Club beat the Hospital Road Party by 5 to 3. Scores: M:tra iMR.C.i lost to Scow Chin Chiang 9—15. 6—15; Mah Tian Kit i M.R.C) lost to Tong Hoi Kong 12—15. 15—17; L
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    LA. TOURNAMENT.
    103 10 R suits of th" Indian Association Btnf.es championship league tournament are as follows: P. W L Pts A. L Pereira 6 6 0 I G. V. Santhou 6 6 0 6 M. I Fernandez 6 6 0 6 C. R. Gomes 6 5 15 P G. Mtnon 6
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    CHEE JOHANNA BEAT CITY HIGH SCHOOL.
    75 10 At the Happilads court en Friday the Chee Johanna English School defeated the City High School by five games to nil. Scores:—(C.J.E.S players first): M. I. Fernandez beat Ho Djim Hin 15—8. 15—2; Tan Chiak Klang beat Tay Soo Lan 14—14 (3—l). 13—13 (5—3);
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    A.P.C. BEAT G.G.C.
    186 10 GOLF. The Asiatic Petroleum Co. beat the Garri-son G.C. on Sunday by 4 points to 3.. The scores were (A.P.C. players mentioned first): C. B. Maxwell and C. E. Winter 0; R. Renton and Major J. M. Mackinnon 0. G. M. Park and H. R. S. Low
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    S.G.C. EVENTS.
    83 10 The November ladies' medal competition at the Singapore Golf Club will be played on Monday next Players returning the "ight best scores in each Division < "A" and "B"> will qualify to play for the "Ladies' Autumn Cup." The November bogey competition will be played on Saturday and
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    227 10 BILLIARDS. Ties in the S.C.C. tournament commencing to-morrow are as follows: TO-MORROW'S TIES. "B" Class Handicap 150 up: H. A. Bassett owe 25 v. Paul Storr owe 75: V. P. Barbat owe 25 v. H. G. Barrow owe 25: A. V. Harries owe 75 v. J. H. Donoghue
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    POSTALS TOURNAMENT.
    115 10 Chia Sal Tee beat N. M. Suleiman (holder) by 117 points in a game of 300 up in the Post Office Club tournament on Saturday. Chia Sai Tee will me:t Salim bin Omar :n the semi-final on Friday and the winner will meet Lim Pitt Man in the
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    TO-MORROW'S CLASSIC.
    72 10 THE TURF. London Oct. 26. The latest betting for the Cambridgeshire to be run at Newmarket on Wednesday is as follows: Link Boy 85 to 20; Jacopo 9 to 1; Lo-d Bill 100 to 7; St. Oswald* Hill Cat and Vamos 100 to 6; Anthurium and Disarmament 18
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    S.R.C. BEAT S.C.C. 11.
    235 10 HOCKEY. I'he S.R.C 2nd t:am avenged their defeat at the hands of th! S.C.C. 11. recently on their own ground, when they beat the Cricket Club yesLrday on the Padang by the solitary goal of the match scored in the second half. The teams were: S.R.C.
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    R. C. DRAW WITH U. S.
    201 10 Playing on their own ground. Raffles College drew with the United Services (officers) yesterday by I—l1 —1 after a well-contested game. The College played without Swee and the teams were: R C.: Selvanayagam; Kee Hung. Sing Ching; Abbas. Das. Saltan; Paramsothy, Eng Mok, Teng
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    222 10 DATES PLAYERS. Association Football. V.M.C.A team v. the Cold Storage on the V.M.C.A. ground to-day: A. Van Bochove. Chan Joo Kirn. Chan Joo Tiang. Tan Hock Leong. Lee Ah Chee. Tan Kong Guan. Low Suan Eng. Chua Leng Kuan. Yap Yeow Siang. Yeow Peck Whye. Chu Swee Hung. To-day at
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    THE SOCIAL PROBLEM.
    237 10 SHOULD THE MAN SHARE THE DISGRACE? The following letter appears in the "Pinang Gazette": Sir,—Not a day seems to pass without correspondence on the above subject in one of your Singapore contemporaries. In every instance the unfortunate woman has had to bear the brunt of it all
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    CHINA MOVING TOWARDS UNITY.
    274 10 DEMAND FOR ELECTION OF PRESIDENT. i Shanghai. Oct. tl. The Canton and Nanking delegates will fa*>ld an informal meeting to-morrow at 9 a.m. Th letters exchanged between President Chiang Kai Shek and the Canton delegates have been released for publication. The Canton delegates have made five
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    ALLEGED FALSE EVIDENCE.
    189 10 BANKRUPT SENTENCED TO PRISON. A. W. Lewis, the Eurasian who pleaded guilty to a charge of giving false evidence during judicial proceedings, was sentenced to three months' simple imprisonment by the District Judge (Mr. G. C. Dodd> yesterday. Mr. S. C. Goho. counsel for the accused, asked
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    VISITORS AT THE PO LEUNG KUK.
    260 10 ANNUAL PRIZE DISTRIBUTION. A large- gathering or ladies and gentlemen were present on Saturday evening at the Po Leung Kuk. York Hill. It was the annual visitors' day. Prizes tor good conduct and different branches of work done in the Homo were distributed by
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    RAILWAY QUEEN ENTHRONED.
    243 10 LONELY FIGURE WITHOUT A RETINUE. London. Sept. 27. At the Belle Vue Stadium. Manchester, yesterday afternoon. Miss P. Clark, of Sheermss. was crowned Railway Queen for the year 1931-32. in the place of Miss Lily Drimelow. In accordance with the original programme. Mr. J. H. Thomas, with
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    WORLD TITLE GOES TO FRANCE.
    679 10 Practice For French Army Rugger Visit. SPORTS COMMENTS. T»ie days have passed when Amen, all the boxirsf championships of the wo was only recently that a German. Max E ing, won the heavyweight crown when feated Young Slribbiing (Jack Sharker od the title later when
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    32 10 Shozo Makino. the Japan untitled champion, recently covered 80" style) in 10 mm. 16 3-5 sec. at T the previous world's record of l 1 sec. held by Jean Taris. of Fra
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      116 10 OUR CROSSWORD PUZ2 Solution Of Number 1 The following is the iOlut* a Nc. 15. entries for which dosed day In Friday's issue of the bune" the prize-winners of tin be published. K> Across.—1 Buck; 4. Ante: s N side; 12. Gentoo; 14. Dim: 15- v| 19. Stew; 21. Late:
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    HOME LEAGUE TABLES.
    1059 11 H OME LEAGUE TABLES. 1-iisITIONS UP TO DATE. ASSN. FOOTBALL. w positions in the English and s up to and including the last d Figures in brackets indicate positions P. denotes promoted -hows clubs relegated to a lower the end of the last season. N. tluos elected. i v i
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    MALACCA YEO KIM SWEE SHIELD.
    33 11 'from <ur Own Correspondent J Malacca. Oct. 24. C»»ta A entered the final of thV J Klrr S competition by beating their a on Friday, by eight goals
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    S.A.P. BEAT T. P. FITTERS.
    33 11 «fore a b ~r owd of spectators on SaturI Pagar ground the Social atod the T. P. Fitters As-e-nfl. Scorers were Wong Song Hoe and Ng Hon Fei.
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    17 11 untitled ground on Sunday the Amie/J n: fesodatton defeated the "For- Nt Mi .strel Party by 6—o.
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    SEA VIEW CARNIVAL.
    88 11 POPPY DAY FUND. SWIMMING. There was a big crowd at the dance and swimming carn.val at the S:a V.ew Ho el on Saturday in aid of the Peppy Day Fund Much heathy fun was der.vedfrom the events. The fol owing were the resuUs of the aquati: events,
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    MALACCA CLUB GALA.
    133 11 MALACCA CL UB GALA. (From Our Own Correspondent./ Milaetu, Oc f 25. The Malacca Swimm'ng Club to-day held a very successful sw:mming gala at Tanjong Kling. About 170 persons were present inc'ud ng v sitoi's from Singapore. Kuala ljumpur and Seremban. About 134 sat down ;o tiffin, and the Poppy
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    S.S.C. EVENTS.
    51 11 The results of the races held at the Singapore Swimming Club on Sunday were: Novices race < 100 yards): F. S. Richard. A. F. Jenkins, R. W. B. Cairns. 100 metres race: P. Druiding, C. Goldman, time 69 2 5 seconds. Team race: Elliot. T. A. Mayhew. Cairns.
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    MALACCA AMERICAN TOURNAMENT.
    83 11 LAWN TENNIS. tFiom Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Oct. 25. Pinson and Petch of H.M.S. "Iroquois" were the winners of a v rv ruccessful American tournament held in Malacca on Saturday to raise funds for Day. POSTALS TOURNAMENT. Results of the Postals tournament played on Saturday: Ong Teng
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    MALACCA STATE TRIAL.
    124 11 HOCKEY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Oct. 25. The first State trial in Malacca will be held on Tuesday. The following have been chosen: Colours: A. Perera (S.F.A.): F. M. Thesiera (S.F.A.), H. M. de Souza (S.F.A.): Tiak Ah Chow (Banda Kaba). R. Leon (S.F.A J. D.
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    MALACCA G.C EVENTS.
    110 11 GOLF. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Oct. 24. The Malacca G.C. has arranged the follow ng competitions In connection wi.h the Poppy Day Fund: Saturday Nov. 7. 18 holes s.rok competition on handicap; Sunday Nov. 8. hcles stroke cdmpeti ion: 3 holes w.th one club' Long Hole;
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    GARRISON BEAT CIVILIANS.
    88 11 POLO. The match for th: K.O.R. cup p.ayed at the S.P.C. ground oh Saturday the Garnxn beating the Civilians by four goals to tn;. S rr was one change in the Regiments team. Lt A. P. Cholmondeley playing in p ace of Maior Power who was unwell.
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    S.J.C. SERVERS’ BRIGADE.
    61 11 The half yearly general meeting of the St I.- miiirrh Servers' Brigade was helu TEZt* OfSc S' elected :-P reSl de„t Re Pa.rTM Cardoso: Vice-President. Mr. vfiro- hen. secretary. Mr. H. E Kiyii< ?L hen secretary. Mr. Cuthbert Rosano; hon •%j£r Mr. A. Especkerman: hon. aud-tor. M
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    37 11 a fast and in cresting game was played on *YMCA. g«>und on Friday before a fairly 2!d s£d the post omce cl 1? d r SSted Se Methodist Publishing House by the only goal of the match.
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    33 12 The rate of issue of Money Order for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 lor SIOO The rat' of payment of Money Orders from India BBd Ceylon Ls Rs 157 for $100
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    CLERICAL UNION DINNER
    225 12 Following the annual meeting of the Clerica! Union on Saturday (reported at length in yesterdays "Malaya Tribune") an informal dinner was held on the lawn in front of the pavilion. This was the first annual dinner to be held on the new site. Chinese and Mohammedan "makan"
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      578 12 CLUB DIARY. Friday, oct. 30. Post Office Club: Billiards championship. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies In semi-final, 7.30 p.m. Singapore, most of the members of which are Chinese Friendly Association: Death of Mr readers of the "Malaya Tribune." It has been chan Joo Hwee's mother, night visit, 17, Lim
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    SUSPENSION OF GOLD STANDARD.
    1702 13 EFFECTS ON ENGLAND AND INDIA. BY PROF. P. J. THOMAS OF THE MADRAS UNIVERSITY. The following is a summary of a lecture delivered recently in Madras by Prof. P. J Thomas, of the Madras University on The Suspension of Gold Standard and its bearing on India
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    155 13 SHIPPING NEWS. C( mmanded by Cau.. H. S. Bauer, the D..1--la: S.eamship line's round th? world liner "Presid nt Van Buren" arrived early yesterday morning with a heavy cargo and twenty-two passengers for Singapore, also a great many pMMngcTi which v.ll visl. S ngapore whil" m-route. The "Pien
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    PILOTAGE FEES REDUCED.
    229 13 According to the Government Gazette a temporary reduction of five per cent, has been approved on all pilotage dues in Singapore and Penang for the next six months. The P. and O. "Kashmir" has left Hong Kong and is expected to arrived at Singapore at 2 p.m.
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    ITALY AND GERMANY DISCUSS.
    89 13 Reuter. Berlin. Oct. 25. The Italian Foreign Minister. Sig. Grandl. arrived this morning for a s ries of discussions w.th German Ministers embracing the world eccncmic cri is. reparations, war-debts, dis armam:nt and tariffs. He was welcomed at the station by Hr. Bru ning. It is
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    POISONOUS SNAKES OF HONG KONG.
    2740 14 STRANGE BELIEFS AMONG CHINESE. COBRA IN PEAK HOUSE. Snakes which enter houses, snakes that are afraid of shadcws. snakes wnich chase men. and many other kinds of snakes were m.ivtioned by Dr. G. A. C. Herklots. of he Hong Konfl University, in a recent radio
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