Malaya Tribune, 2 November 1931

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune ho XVIIL -No. 259 SINGAPORE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1931 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday. Nov. 2. 1931. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE MONDAY, NOVEMBER _2, J931.
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      312 1 LIPTON'S CEYLON j TEA. CANNOT BETTER THE BEST, je ft Brandy-Dry Ginger! jjjl Do you make the mistake of 7*l IY\ not giving your Brandy a name. -jfflßy Or don't you know the superiinsist on ST A ÜBS ||§l 3 STARS or 5 CROWNS BRANDY jjjj- Jj[ These Brandies are
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      667 1 THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE" IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN MALAYA. Johnson Phillips, Ltd. LONDON j Electrical Engineers and Cable Makers. Established 1875. I j Insulated Wires Cables, 4 Transformers, Switchgear, 4 j Overhead Line Material, &c. Large stocks held in Malaya. I I l SOLE AGENTS: SIME, DARBY CO., LTD.
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    PROPOSAL FOR A UNITED MALAYA COUNCIL.
    2403 2 MR. L. K. MACPHAIL'S VIEWS. SINGAPORE AND PENANG AS FREE PORTS. Ten years aRo we published an article by Mr. L. K. Macphail on the prcpc«..a! fe«r a United Malaya CcunciL says the "Straits Echo.'' We publish extracts from :his. showing (hat His Excellency
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      231 2 WHIT E AWAYS SPECIAL. OFFER OF BEDSTEADS > For One Week Only. CANNOT BE REPEATED. FOUR POST IRON BEDSTEADS. Strons four post Iron Brdsteads. Enamelled black with a neat floral design on posts. Two inch pillars. USUAL PRICE $37.50. Sale Price $21.00. theRESTEEZI" Bedstead I^T' THE "RESTEEZI." I Tht Resteezi
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      177 2 GOLDWP3 TENNIS GUT Groldwing Gut has revolutionind the tennis racket stringing business in many countries. Its durability has o\ ercome the necessity of getting rackets strung so frequently, which in these times is of considerable importance to tennis players. Reasonable Cost and Entirely British Manufacture. If unobtainable from your Sports
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      98 2 /m > I i Present Stocks must be Cleared Regardless of Cost: In order to n for the new si latest designs in f< tw< we are compell< I shift out the whole ol m resent stock as speedily as possible. Hen chance to seci up-to-date footw prices lower before.
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    AUDIT LEVY ON CO-OPERATORS.
    1345 3 GOVERNMENT ASKED TO POSTPONE IT. CO-OPERATIVE UNION FOR SINGAPORE. The adjourned annual general meeting 01 the Singapore Mercant.le Co-operative Thrift Loan Society, Ltd., was held at the Council Chamber on Oct. 27, and 62 members were present. Mr. James Robertson (President), Mr. W. A. L. Schaub
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    DEATH OF SIAMESE AVIATOR.
    53 3 Reuter. PLANE GOT INTO A SPIN. London. Oct. 30. A verdict of misadventure was returned at the inquest on the Siamese aviator. Sucharitkul. who crashed in an R A F. 'plane at Hawkinge. Expert evidence showed that the machine got into a spin through an error
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    REMARKABLE RESULTS.
    62 3 DEISELS FOR ROAD TRANSPORT. British Official. Rugby, Oct. 31. At the commercial motor transport exhibition which opens at Olympia (London) next Thursday nearly every maker of petrol and steam lorries will be showing an oil-engined chassis. British motor manufacturers have recently devoted renewed attention 10 the Diesel type
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    TRIBUTES TO LATE SIR WM. ORPEN.
    179 3 London, Oct. 2. Many tributes were paid in Press to Sir William Orpen after his death in a London nursing home from heart failure following a severe gassing shock during the War when he was the official artist in France. "The Evening Standard" writer
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    EDISON'S WILL CONTESTED.
    54 3 SON BY FIRST MARRIAGE. Reuter. Wilmington (Delaware). Oct. 30. Mr. William Edison, son of the inventor, by his first marriage, has decided to contest his father's will which bequeathed most of the $12,000,000 to his two sons by his second marriage. William alleges undue influence by his
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    SPEED EXPERTS TO MEET THE KING.
    49 3 British Official. Rugby, Oct. 30. j Flight Lieut. Stainforth. who established a worlds speed record of 407 miles an hour, and Flight Lieut. Boothman. who made the recent Schneider Trophy record flight, will be received by the King at Buckingham Palace to-morrow.--British Official.
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    GIRL ATTACKS AIR RECORD.
    48 3 Reuter. London. Oct. 31. Flying the 120 h.p. Puss Moth aeroplane "Good Hope." Miss Peggy Salaman. a pretty fair-haired 19-year-old society, girl, left Lympne at 11 p.m.. accompanied by Mr. Gordon Store, as navigator and second pilot, to attempt a record flight to Capetown—Reuter.
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    173 3 The clerical promotion examination, which was to have been held on Oct 6 an an postponed, will now be held on Nov. 12 and 13. The Nam Hng Amateur Musical Association, of Singapore, has been exempted from registration. The Sam-Tor Har-Yang <Yeo See. Sit Teck Tong. of Singapore, has been
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      151 3 Orangepop j THE DRINK j —j Which has Captivated l -k The PUBLIC TASTE Ii I) MADE FROM j j J./ iiiE FAMOUS California Oranges j THE PRODUCT The PHOENIX AERATED j phone WATER WORKS j 3463 SINGAPORE. j mmm mm t t r J Coery man Cocry woman •u+rca
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      469 3 L m 11 1 THE FAVOURITE:—j Re|use Al ln tat ons i fill ,ns,st n j M:inufactured b v j G S FRASER j j Aerated Water HIS WIFE'S SECRET Why Lifelong Headaches Stopped SHE PUT KRUSCHEH IN HIS TEA OR COFFEE 'I WWI Without saving won! to bun this
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    91 4 [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by corresvondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF JS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one side of the paper only. Pen
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    The Hawker Problem.
    275 4 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir An old proverb runs: "Inaction is the mother of Sin." It is not wise for the Government- to stop the hawkers from selling and for them to remain idle. It will be a menace it the p"bl:c peace. Some of these
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    The General Election.
    430 4 ,To The Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir— Every fair-minded person and any person who makes the least pretence to a knowledge of politics will applaud and commend vou on the extremely fair leading article in '.our yesterday's issue on "The Verdict. One thing which you instance should nev
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    A Tax On—Concubines!
    501 4 (To The Editor, Malaya Tribune."; Sir.—Since the Hon. Mr. Abdoolcader suggested taxing the bachelors several cf you: readers have protested against the idea, with very strong reasons. In order to avoid imposing a burden on the bachelors on the one hand and to increase the revenue on
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    Chiang Kai Shek.
    742 4 (To the Editor Malaya Tribune.") Sir. —In comparision with the fateful announcement of President Chiang Kai Shek's resignation from the Chairmanship of the National Government, the horrors of the tecent flood and the Manchurian catastrophe are but a matter of little or no importance to the Chinese
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    The Clerical Service.
    431 4 (To the Editor Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Government clerks throughout the country seem to be obsessed w.th the thought that they must be called "Civil Servants" and nothing else. Here the Association of Government clerks is raised to the dignity of the Junior Civil Service Association. In Malacca
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    Petrol Prices.
    333 4 (To the Editor Malaya Tribune") Sir—l have read "Brain Waves" letter in your issue of the 26th inst. After careful considera ion of same. I have reasons to believe that his plan jvould not be very effective In forcing down tllfl price cf petrol What 1 tlunk would
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    Half And Quarter Cents.
    206 4 (To the Editor, -Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—We have I i urreney of "satu duits" and dua du.ts." quarter-cent and half-cen peces which hove been forced out of ctrcuhiton by the many "tMOttO" wh'.ch are ancient history to-day. Then are articles of food w. cur markets whose prices
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    Army Enlistment.
    87 4 (To the Editor Malaya Tribune") Sir.—Could you enlighten me as regards enlistment in the British Army? Is it possible for one to enlist 'oeally. or is it that recruiis are accepted in England only? I have put the qu stion to some people who profess to be acquai.'.ted
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    Kuala Trengganu Tragedy.
    50 4 "A Spectator" (Kuantan) writes concerning a tragic episode at Kuala Trengganu, culminating, as he states, in the shooting of an old man. We have no doubt that the matter is the subject of a thorough official investigation, and any public comment on it meanwhile would be improper.
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      226 4 I Austin— I I Mobiloil I Successes a a Brooklands, August 8th, 1931. SI 5 a I Mr. Leon Cushman driving a I supercharged Austin 7 broke the a following International Records I in Class H (for cars up to 750 c.c.) jj One Kilo (Flying Start) 102.28 m.p.h. jj
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1562 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS Singapore, November 2, 10 a.m. Year CLOSING QUOTATIONS Value Ends. Buyers. Sellers. £1.0.0 Asam Kumbang Tin Dec. 31 £1 2.0 It 3.0 1.0.0 Austral Malay JJ 10 0 0.5.0 Ayer Hitam Tin 3° 00 3 0.11.0 1.0.0 Bangrin
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      594 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED Advertisement canvasser. High commission given. Sulbina Co.. 28. Chulia St. We can supply Office and Estate staff, domestic servants and all classes of labour, free of charge. Su.bina and Co.. 28. Chulia St! Do not remain idle at Home. If you want a Job call personally at
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      92 5 IMa CASK i TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO POPULARISE I S DR. RICHARD WEISS" > VIRILINE' FERTILINE 1 > (FOR MEN) (FOR WOMEN) J THE GREAT MODERN REMEDIES FOR START A COURSE TODAY REGAIN LOST MANHOOD AND GET YOUNG STEP INTO BETTER HEALTH AND > HAPPINESS. GO AHEAD AND WINA
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      683 5 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Short-Wave Broadcasts For The Week. MONDAYS. RADIO BAIGON (49.05 metres) 6.15 p. m .inamlte programme; 8.15 recorded music; 15 concert by tfce orchestra under the direcn of M. Andre Soyer. 8oloists: violin, M. obcrt Barras; 'cello, Mme. Simon Chef nay; its, M. Jean Chefnay. Programme intert
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      164 6 igMMM^k^ U MM uu v UUI4 M M\JM i 0.15 TO-NIGHT O.IS Tremendous Success of TJFA's First Musical Romance presenting Harvey The famous English pS? Wfv_ jv Screen Star in V 1 j The Love Waltz j IN ENGLISH DIALOGUE, SIHGISG, Etc f j Watch For OUR NIXr SI'FEK PRODUCTION
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      187 6 Amusements. i 6.15 Last Night To-! Night 9.15 I DOUGLAS j I FAIRBANKS IN I Reaching of the MOON j j TOMORROW t 'lhe Old Lion firings You the BEST PROGRAMME of the Year! j DENNY „Cliff Edwards Stepping Out" Big Bill TILDEN j Worlds Greatest trm:is Player demonstrating his
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      227 6 I 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.1 i i j Barbara Stanwyck i IN i Ten Cents A Dance, I NEXT CHANGE The Mighty An Epic DIRIGIBLE, i i i BAST COAST RD.. KATQ MG i 6.15 IO-IN1GHT 9.15 < I IE LI SAN CilS I i iv ®ne Siomaniix. i I ROD
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    311 7 H. ETL1N AND CO.'S UKIMifci COMMERCIAL NEWS. Nov. 2. 11 a.m. RUBBER London: 2* 4 d., unchanged. New York: 4 9 16 cents <G>. up 1 16 C3nt. Shares: Steady. Allenbys 60—70 cents. Ayer Moleks 40—50 cents, Ayer Panas 45—55 cents. Bassettt> 35—40 cents, Brogas 40 —45
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    245 7 Singapore. Nov. 2. Selling: London 4 months sight 2s. 4'jd.. London 3 months' sight 2s. 4 3 16d.. London 60 days, sight 2s. 44d.. London 30 days' sight 2s. 4 3 32d London demand 2s. 4 1 32d. London T.T. 2s. 4d.. Lyons demand 1090 nom.. Paris demand
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    31 7 The P. and O. "Burdwan" has left Hon<; Kong and is expected to arrive at Singapore at 6 p.m. on Wednesday She will proceed alongside the S H.B. wharf.
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    SATURDAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    34 7 "S.F.P." Service. London. Oct. 31. Messrs. Symington and Sinclair notify today's rubber prices as follows: Spot 2 d. (2Sd). Forward 2 15 16d. <2-* d.>. The market is quiet —"S.F.P." Service
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    COMPANY REPORT.
    34 7 "S.F.P." Service. London. Oct. 31. Report of Jong Landor Rubber shows a loss of £5.998. The credit carried forward is £13.920. The average sale price was 3.62 d. per pound. —"S.F.P." Service.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    126 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES Singapore. Nov. 2. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Yuensang 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate Si. Malayan Prince 13: Als a 11: Wes mocr 9; Khiva 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 11. Iweedbank 30: Siljestad 32: Klang 35. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4, Sikh 48.
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    EUROPEAN ON SERIOUS CHARGE.
    383 7 COURT SEQUEL TO MIDNIGHT ACCIDENT. The sequel to a distressing motoring atxiden that occurred m Bra* t»asan Koad on Oct. 24. rt.-ulting in serious injury to Mr. G. H. Gartside. a Singapore lawyer, was heard in the District Court (before Mr. G. C. Dodd) on Saturday,
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    ALLEGED FALSE EVIDENCE.
    179 7 FURTHER EVIDENCE IN BEGG CASE. The case in which Mrs. A. C Begg is charged with giving false information to the Police was continued begore the District Judge (Mr. G. C. Dodd) on Saturday. The Dutchman who gave evidence at the previous hearing was cross-examined by Mr.
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    EARLY REFERENDUM IN AUSTRALIA?
    74 7 Sydney. Oct. 11. An early referendum on the organization of the Au-tralian Constitution is being contemplated by the Prime Minister. Mr. J. H. Scullin, according to the Sydney Morning 'Herald's political correspondent. Unification, with sovereign po\v:rs for the Federal Government, the delegation of purely local powers
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    57 7 Singapore. Nov. 2. Standard Spot B} 4 By* Tender November I*4 87i December 8 7 9 January 9 9 l/ January-March 9 1 9% April-June 94 9 r S. Tone of Market: Quiet —Steady. Latest Cable: London Spot 2** d per lb New York: Spot
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    PRODUCE
    143 7 Singapore. Nov. 2. R.ce. Siam 1 per Koyan $236 Rice, S.ain 2 $198 Rice. Siam 3 $179 Rice. Slam 4 $168 Rice. Slam A-l $167 Rice. Saigon 1 $168 Rice. Saigon 2 $163 Rice. Saigon 3 $153 Rice, Rangoon 1 51 46 Rice, Rangoon 2 $142 Rice, par Boiled
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      653 7 Victoria Theatre! Mrs. G. M. ALFORD WILL PRESENT A Comedy in Three Acts THE CONSTANT WIFEI By W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM j fhurs. 12, Sat. 14, Wed. 18 Thurs. 19, Sat. 21, November. Booking Opens at John Little s Nov. 4. Prices $2.50, $1.50 and 91. j m j Victoria Memorial
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      468 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED —Lady teacher for primary class. Small starting salary but future prospect exc?llent. Sulbina and Co.. 28. Chulia Street. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that Teo Choon Erg HH has leJt our servlces and 15 n0 longer authorized to transact any business cr receive or order any goods
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      14 7 I Vermis Players! I Big Bill (TILDEN j I Is Coming to Alhambra. j
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      83 7 -Jr=lr^t=lt=lr=lr=lf=lt=ii=A ALHAMBRA I TO-MORROW j REGINALD 1 DENNY CLIFF j EDWARDS j CHARLOTTE j GREENWOOD I SI I Tl! 1 Eh I P 1 P I 111 Nl i Gill j s no I 1 U |T I j The Year's Happiest j Show—by M.G.M.! j ALSO WILLIAM j T.
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      310 7 M ETEOROLOCi IC A L SERVICE. M U..VV DAILY UKATHKR KKI'ORL lempera Brl Bl STATIONS. *nre. Rainfall. Sun Mot Mm nln< Aor Star 90 74 0 82 «5 Kcta Bharu 85 74 1.52 6.1 K. Trengganu 86 72 3.89 2.3 Kroh 87 71 1.13 Sitiawan 90 74 0.03 8.1 Ipoh
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    115 8 Births, Marriages And Deaths. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. II I rs. Chan Joo Chuan. Chan Joo H w»-e. Dr Chan Joo Cheng. Chan Jm> Khoy. Chan JOO Wah. Chan Joo Soon and (amiiv thank a!! relatives and friends who attended th funeral of their belovtd moth r and IIM those who
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    MALAYAN MATTERS.
    743 8 Singapore's Municipal Commissioners are meeting th'\< afternoon to consider their Budget for 1982. It is a document which begets many reflections, chief among which, perhaps, is the proof that it affords of the need for retrenchment. There will probably be a keen debate on Mr. Wong's motion for
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    118 8 A mail from Batavia and Palembang by aeroplane is expected at Singapore at 1.30 p.m to-morrow [i h reported that the mine in Kinta IM kttf'm t( th" Hon. Mr Clrah Chtang Lim has struck a v ry rich pocket. The "Khyber" leaves Singapore to-morrow for the last time as
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    MR. A. J. COOK DEAD.
    21 8 Reuter. Lcndon. Nov. 2. The dath is announced of the miners' leadt;. Mr A. J. Cook.—Reuter.
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    31 8 1, A TEST *M Ol ATlONs iiMwa I o.idon 2 ',d. New York: 4 9 16 n s. «J Eingapor" 8"h 8\ f.eivs. tin Singapore. <7j tons Hid).
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    THE "RUBBER SHIP" AGAIN.
    541 8 Is The Present Cargo Sold? Over the week-end a represent a t've the •Malaya T.ibune" was informed on good au hcrity that eveiy tflort was oeinj made lo load the "rubber ship"— he "Siljestad." chartered by Mr. E. A. Baibour to *aXe robber at belcw Conference
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    PERAK STATE COUNCIL.
    152 8 NEXT YEAR'S BUDGET PASSED. i From Our Own Correspondent J Ipoh. Oct 31 An hitriratlin meeting oi th< Perak State Council this week pa>sed next year's Budget af r a brief discussion. It also dealt with numerou I net ir.ider tht Smallholders Protect on Enactment, wherein sale
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    ROTARY DINNER AT IPOH.
    92 8 FAREWELL TO CLUB PRESIDENT. 'From Our Own Correspondent./ Ipoh. Oct. 31 A largely attended dinner was held at the Giand Hotel last night, nearly 100 Ro'arians and friends being prts nt to b d farewell to Mr. Nailer, the President of the Club, on his approaching
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    SIR CECIL’S TOUR.
    121 8 ITINERARY SLIGHTLY MODIFIED. Slight alterations have been mad" in Hie Excellency tour of the W.st Coast. To-morrow morning His Excellency, accompanied by Mr. R. J. Curtis (ADC.t and Mr. W. C S Com Private Secretary), leaves for Alor Star by car and will spend the uight at
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    56 8 From China i.nd Ja.>an by the "Muroran Main" dv at Btngapore to-morrow. From Holland by the 'Slamat, due at Singapore ai 10 a.m. to-morrow. From China and Japan by the "Katori Maru." due at Singapore on Wednesday, the 4th instant. From Western Australia by the "Minderoo.' due at
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    425 8 BY "LOOKSH-r Rather dull weatherdue to that ominous ax. Li il the civic headquarter- Wong is an Appropriate financial critic. And Ha who may support a "cut "Vindictive Man Kj q ran a headline in thb rn j r paper. Apparently be yjJ?* tive enough. The Poppy
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    BEST OF THE YEAR.
    87 8 LOVE WALTZ AT I' l Undoubtedly the best I la nc« the U.F.A. production, "H* 0J showing at the Capital W ft< m*s German production, featun*. Lilian Harvey and G. d p# captured the imaginati.'t. par a*. ences even more than 'Ttm because of the beauty
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      235 8 For Presentation. I Reproduction Autiqne "George HI Penod" 7710 18 INCH. j srERLING SILVER TRAY j IN LE \THERETTE LINED BLUE VELVET CASE j Price $300.00 j I j j ROBINSON CO., LTD. Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.; j j SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. j GONO-PILLS. prepared ac- cording to the
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      69 8 Latest and Smartest j Designs doxal i The most accurate I timekeeper. I JUST UNPACKED i i IN WRIST POCKET WATCHES i i ALARM TRAVELLING J i J CLOCKS. j U. S. de Silva Bros. SOLE AGENTS. HIGH STREET. SINGAPORE. X'MAS PRESENTS WHAT TO BUY? T X K*l BALLOON TOYS
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    China Peace Parley Breaks Down. BOYCOTT OF JAPANESE IN MALACCA.
    411 9 HINESE DISPENSARY ATTACKED. LARGE STOCK OF NIPPON GOODS? POLICE TAKE PROMPT ACTION. The first anti-Japanese riot in Malaya since the present trouble in Manchuria started took place at Malacca on Saturday night, when a hep stocking Japanese goods was attacked.
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    BANK OF ENGLAND REPAYS.
    350 9 BRIGHT TRADE PROSPECTS. Reuter. Rugby. Oct. 31. Repayment of 120.000.000 of the £50.000.000 Dor rowed in equal portions on Aug. 1 from the Bank of France and the Federal Res. rye Bank I New York was announced by the Bank ot England last night. The credits
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    FRANCE ACCEPTS ARMY TRUCE.
    28 9 Reuter. Paris. Oct. 31. has informed the League that she fear' armaments truce from Nov. 1 I that it is observed by France's neighReuter.
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    To-Day’s Features.
    36 9 PO LISTEN FOR. on page 5. OP TO-DAY. on page 8. L»IARY, on page 11. r" m A FLOOD RELIEF, on pag" H- liRY OF EVENTS, on page 12. on pages 4 and 12.
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    LATE ELECTION RESULTS.
    460 9 Non-Party Cabinet Being Formed. Reuter. London. Oct. 31. The penultimate return of the general election at London University was: Sir Graham Little <Ind. Conservative) 8.461; Major Chuch National, non-party, an ex-Labour MP.) 3.134. —Renter. Rugby. Oct. 31. The result of the polling in the London University election
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    MOVE FOR RUBBER CONFERENCE.
    233 9 Colonial Office Rejection Of Ceylon Plan. Reuter. Colombo. Oct. 31 Tht Ceylon Rubber Indusuies Committee a:tacks the Colonial Secretary's reply (which \s regarded as unfa l ourable> to ihe proposal to r.h ft the centre of gravity ol rubber restriction negotiations from Europe to the Far
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    FEDERAL STRUCTURE COMMITTEE.
    120 9 RECOMMENDATIONS OF DRAFT REPORT. Reuter. London. Nov. 1. A Central Legislature with two Chambers of 200 and 300 members It recommended in the draft report of f hs Ferieiai Structure Committee of the India Round-Table Confer:nce, wi'h allotments to independent States of 40 per c nt. of
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    TEN MINERS KILLED IN EXPLOSION.
    23 9 Reuter. London. Oct. 31 Ten miners were killed in the explosion in a coalpit at Lochgelly 'Fifeshirej Reuter.
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    NO TREATY YET ON "EXTRALITY."
    390 9 British Negotiations With China. Reuter. London. Oct. 31. In a letter to the "Times," referring to the treaty which he says it is generally understood was recently negotiated between Sir Miles Lampson and the Foreign Minister at Nanking whereby Britishers will be finally deprived of
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    CHIANG'S CLEVER MOVE.
    228 9 Causes Canton Delegates To Be Stranded. Reuter. Shanghai. Nov. 1. A urious l'uiaUon. perhaps only ponibls D China, has ari en in connection with the Cantonese del gates who since Oct. 21 l.avv ben abortively conferring with Nanking deleg.-t v. The prospects criginally were rosy and PieMdent
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    SCHNEIDER HEROES HONOURED.
    214 9 DECORATED AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE. Reuter. Rugby. Oct, 31. Flight Lieutenant Stainforth. holder of the world's air speed record, and Flight Lieutenant Boothmr.n. who won the Schneider Trophy race at a record speed, were this morning decorated with ihe Air Force Cross by the King at Buck ingham
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    A WAY OUT IN MANCHURIA.
    835 9 BRITISH JOURNAL'S SUGGESTION. U.S.A. AND JAPANESE OCCUPATION. COMPELLED TO DISAPPROVE OF IT. Reuter. A leading British journal suggests that there is not much to prevent China and Japan negotiating, but C hina insists on abiding by the L ague decision. London, Nov. t. Commenting on
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    U. S. ADMITTING SUMATRA TOBACCO.
    45 9 Reuter. Washington, Oct. 31 Tobacco from Sumatra will be admissible to the United*" States under the tariff law after Jan. 1, 1932. according to a Treasury ruling, although provisions barring goods produced by indentured labour oecome effective on that date.—Reuter.
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    PLAINTIFFS' ACTION DISMISSED.
    2194 10 PAHANG TIN SUIT. RESTRICTION IS A MJLNINti LAW. LONG JUDGMENT AT KUALA LUMPUR. The case in which the Pahang Consolidated Co. claimed a declare" on that they were exempt from any leg slation whereby the output and cr expert of tin from their mines is proh b
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    561 10 SLASHING WIN FOR EVERTON. BURY BEATEN BY PROMOTED TEAM. SATURDAY'S HOME SOCCER RESULTS. Ev«r«n apt ii provided ihe most irteitiling imH in Saturday's League malchr scoring eijrht goals at the expense of Newcastle. The cupholders had to content them-1 .v r.ith a point in their game at home
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    SNAPS OF THE MATCHES.
    466 10 FORWARD FURY AT GOODISON London, Nov. L The outstanding feature of Division I matches yesterday was Everton's B—l victory at Goodison Park against Newcastle, which, following on their 9 —3 win against the Wednesday a fortnight ago, shows the scoring powers of the attack. On Saturday
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    FIVE GOALS IN INTERNATIONAL.
    104 10 "S.F.P." Service. London. Oct. 31. In the soccer International at Wrexham to-day. Scotland beat Wales by 3 —2. Reuter. London Nov. 1. The w *ather was bright and the ground ha:d at Wrexham, where 10.000 people gathered to see thv international match yesteiday. Curtis end O'Callaghan
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    IROQUOIS' BEAT M.R.A.
    71 10 From Our Ou~n Correrpondeixt.) Malacca Oct. 31 H.M.S Iroquois." fielding a strong side yesterday on the Kubu Padang. provided an unwelcome surprise for the Malacca Recreation Association The sailors led at the interval by 3 goals to nil. After the restart the home sidemade some leeway, notching
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    270 10 SPRINGBOKS HELD EM SCOTLAND, DRAWN GAME AT MELROSE. London Oct. St. The South Africans, playing their second match in Scotland, were held to a draw by the South of Scotland at Melro.se to-day. Theie was no scoring—Reuter. This was the tourists' ninth game, and tlu first in which
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    GLOSTERS BEAT PERAK.
    216 10 CUPHOLDERS SURPRISED AT IPOH. (From Our Oxen Correspondent.) Ipoh. Nov. 1. The Glosters scored a sensational win at Ipoh en Saturdi y when they bent Perak. the Malaya Cup ho'ders by two goals, a penalty goal and a try (16 ixiints) to four tri I (12 points).
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    BOXING.
    207 10 EVERETT KNOCKED OUT. MAIN EVENT A FIASCO. RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S FIGHTS. Saturday's fights at the Moonlight Hall were w:ll patronhed. but the main event, between Al Rivers and "Cauliflower" Everett of H.M.S. "Vindictive." was disappointing in the extreme, the sailor completely failing to justify expectations It was hoped that
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    31 10 On Sunday at the S.C.F.A ground befor a large crowd of spectators the Social Athletic Party drew one-all against the Amicable Athletic Association at soccer. S.A.P. scorer was Wong Nam Pan.
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    ARCHITECT SUES PROPERTY OWNER.
    320 10 A MOSQUE, SEA-W ALL AND PAVILION. Mr. J. Bt. Westerhout. the Singapore Architect, was complainant in a suit commenced before the acting Chief Justice (Mr. Justtce Sproule) in the Supreme Court on Saturday, the defendants being the well-known Arab firm of property owners. Messrs. Alkafl and
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    BE A BOY SCOUT!
    403 10 IMPRESSIVE JAMBOREE AT THE STADIUM- The many useful purposes to which a Boy Scout is trained were demonstrated at the Jamboree on Saturday at the Anson Road Stadium. Well over 700 Boy Scouts of all nationalities welcomed a large number of spectators, and when H. E.
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    PONTIAN WATERWORKS COMPLETED.
    758 10 SAVING IN TIME AND MONEY. COMMISSIONERS' sit (u INSPECTION HOW SINGAPORE > !MMy WILL FUNCTK The practically compl.: f intia waterwoiks were in>p.<tt tf Singapcre Municipal t ..iwrv who paid a v'sil yes er&j\ r r W. E. Binnif. sen or m Alexander Binnic and Soi -ultin«
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    GRAVE CORRUPTION IN RUSSIA
    76 10 WHOLE SYSTEM <•! ,rLl CRIPPLK.i Reuter. Nov •id fo^ The whole system ol tran p clothing supplies in R»«> lf dishonesty, incompetcnc» he C stagnation, according I mis.sion of Land Transport vf The Central Committee of has ordered an immedia whole system, by officials whose only
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    CHINA FLOOD RELIEF.
    794 11 r FIT NIGHTS AT THE NEW WORLD. uiv t espouse which has been maae the appeals issued on behaif of una in Ch na is exemplified once anour.eement ,hat on Friday and Nov. 6 and 7i benefit nights will be Nt V World. S ngapoie. to raLse
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    90 12 [Our reader* are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double ipacing). and on one side of the paper only. Pen
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    The Gold Standard And After.
    1405 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune."/ Sir,—lt is more than a month, since England took the momentous step of going off the gold standard, and although the repercussions occasioned thereby have been serious to the value of the pound, the prospects for the immediate future are
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    267 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune") Sir.—The strength of a nation depends on its people. What China needs to-day is Education and Unity. China expects her people to be law-abiding and well educated. More schools for the teaching of "Western learning" should be constructed without delay. When will China
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    GERMANY AND THE POUND.
    1065 13 THE POSITION OF THE MARK. PRAISE FOR THE BANK. Berlin, Sept. 24. Since Germans prefer dollars for their foreign investmentjs for manifold reasons from the memory of the difficulties German nationals had in obtaining their property held in England after the war, to the firm belief
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    NURSING MOTHERS AS JURORS.
    97 13 Madrid. Oct. 11. The spectacle of mothers nursing babies whilst sitting in the jury box to prepare a verdict on a murder case was narrowly averted in Barcelona when the first mixed jury to sit in Spain was convened to try a case of parricide. As
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    CRICKET.
    43 14 ACCRINGTON'S OFFER REFUSED. BRADMAN TO STAY IN AUSTRALIA. Reuter. Sydney, Oct. 30. Don Bradman, Australia's foremost batsman has declined the offer to become a professional with the Accrington (Lancashire League) CIud. and has signed a two-years' agreement with three Sydney business groups.—Reuter.
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    GRIMMETT AT IT AGAIN.
    47 14 Reuter. Adelaide. Oct. 30. In the second match of their Australian torn the South Africans scored 175 against South Australia. Christy made 63 and Grimmett took Aye wickets for 60 runs. South Australia had scored 19 for one wicket at close of play—Reuter.
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    BILLIARDS.
    141 14 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. The following ties, will be played at the see TO-DAY'S TIES. Championship (350 up) J. E. Wills v. A. F. Hunter; A. L. B. Perkins v. J. W. Jones. •A" Class Handicap (250 up): J. A. Dean scr. v. P. Carmichael owe 125: A. D. Baker owe
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    PING-PONG.
    208 14 S.C.R.C. t'HAMI'IONSHII'. The following revived byes in the first round of the SC.R.C. champ.onship. Lan Boon Pch. Teo Han Keng, B. H. Chua, Leong Siew Tai, Tan Hock Liat. Chua Choon B. Chew. Loh Jwee Yong. T an Thian Sang. Cheong Che* Tong. Ng Chee Seng and Tan Seong
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    235 14 PJ3JLF.C. "A" BEAT S.CC 'A.' An interesting if scrappy game was played on the Padang on Friday, when the PS.R FC. •A" XV beat a Club team by a goal and three tries (14 points) to two tries (6 points). Mr. C. Salter refereed and although P S.
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    HOCKEY.
    280 14 S.R.C. BEAT R.A.F. A scrappy game on the S.R.C. ground on Friday ended in a win for the Recreation Club by three goals to nil. The sodden condition of the ground militated against good play, the men finding it hard to keep their feet. The S.R.C. pressed from the
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    673 14 CHAMPION AT 19. ELLSWORTH VINES' TRIUMPH. The following despatches to The Manchester Guardian," from Forest Hill, describing the semi-final and final matches in the American National Championship, make interesting reading: In the first semi-final of the national singles championship John Doeg, the holder, met George Lott, of Chicago,
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    BOXING.
    79 14 PANDEMONIUM IN A PARIS RING. Paris, Oct. 4 A shower of sticks and glasses thundered into the ring at Jeff Dickson's new Palais De Sports, denoting the spectators' disagreement with the Judge's decision in awarding the Flyweigh' championship to the holder. Frankie Genaro. over the French challenger. Ang lmann.
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    POLO.
    72 14 SPOONER CUP COMPETITION. At the Singapore Polo Club ground, on Thursday ln the final of the Spooner Cup competition, the Civilians beat the Gloster Regiment 6—o. The competition was limited to teams whose handicap was seven or under. The teams were as follows: Civilians: R. Onraet <4>. King-Harman (I>.
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    BADMINTON.
    93 14 8.H.8.P. BEAT CHEE JOHANNA. On Friday the Bachelors' Home B.P beat the Ch>e Johanna English School at tr.e former's court by 6—l. Results < Bachelors' Home players mentioned first): Bcon Kirn Choon beat Ban Poey Km 15—4. 15—3: Lee Kang Fan beat M. Fenelon 15- ti 15—8: Chan Heng
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    35 14 years of age. A Tokio message to "The Br.sbane Courier' says:—Jiro Sato, who is at present in Europe, has cabled agreeing to nomination, to? ether with Harada and Nunji. to tour Australia in LVcemb r.
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    38 14 The Council of the French Rugby Federation has decided that clubs should be required to ftintsh medical certificates for all players and also that parental consent must be obtain d by players in the League matches, under 20
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