Malaya Tribune, 25 August 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIX. Vo 201 SINGAPORE THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapcre: Thursday, Aug. 25, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1932.
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      322 1 ofTers in FOOTWEAR. ....> of sizes and always Igaa in regular stock. V i„t our Showrooms: \PITOI W»1 DINGS SINGAPORE, j j L A X E R O L I the World-famous Pastilles for I Colds Cough-Catarrh-and all cases of Bronchial Trouble. A soothing S relief for Heavy Smokers. fT\
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      308 1 A. FLINTER. 6, Raffles Place. BUYS Gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices .according to daily exchange rates. j jjj j,^S2SHEES2SSSS£HSSS2S2SZSESZ!iZSaS2S2S2SHHS If *****1111 WHY DOES EVERYONE! I Himalaya Bouquet^ la lllil TOILET PREPARATIONS g I S^^a BEC4USE ~«i Ii I THEY ALL HAVE I
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    INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES.
    2151 2 Announcement On Reforms Procedure Expected Any Moment —Third Conference In October? —Princes And The New Procedure—European Association's Warnings Against Constitutional Progress In Spite Of Terrorism And Non-co-operation— Leaders' Manifesto—Reply To British Friends' Letter—Rumours Of Negotiations With Gandhi Contradicted—Dr. An sari Sails For Europe. that the momentous
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    POST OFFICE TO BE REORGANISED.
    357 2 Parliamentary Control Must Remain. Rugby, Aug. 24. Proposals for improving the organisation of the General Post Office are contained in the unanimous report of the committee presided over by Lord Bridgeman which was set up by the Postmaster-General to inquire whether any changes in the
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      104 2 mm\\\t ufrengtfi Moikr fpahytoo! DOCTORS insistently urge mothers to breast-feed their babies because they know that maternal milk is germ free, of correct composition, and that no substitute is equal to it for safeguarding the little ones against nutritional diseases, such as rickets and building a sure foundation for future
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      138 2 Lamps of lasting brilliance Good light lends that cheerful [prosperous aspect so desired by all. No home—office—shop or place of amusement should hesitate to use... L:imL> <,i quality! j BRITISH MADE. j Sole Agen s: THE j! UNITED.... J j ENGINEERS j LTD MAKE NO MISTAKE! Tell your dealer you
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    RECORD SALES IN RADIO.
    92 3 >c*e British Television Broadcasts. Pugby, Aug. 23. of television transthi British Broad- night rrom a special House. Hitherto, te1e- b provided by the heix own studio but the Broadcasting -pnnsible for the actual reserving the right h for the time being will continue as the poor
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    ABOLISHING SLUMS IN BRITAIN.
    74 3 Success Of Experimental Schemes. R::4uy. Aug 32 11 ni«~- f"r Having V..\'s dracrlbed Ui I ami Kbaiv Housing W»;t minster City ii. ratiinr cost it ul Westminster u land One hurr'inplr itl bt wecu «">ll Ebtrrjr 3-Jdur n.Mfnu» ud 200 Q..th record •he emidUio ol Ij
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    PROOF-READER'S GHOST.
    108 3 sraiiir Story From Kurma. '.t. ft. iruon s-i-» that I Bi; :nur pm f-reader 1 \y. i.if? tifl*r u Be nith: previous. •iUi Jicnai t-nd tfit ru< or hi# 'jmlly «t MiO'juv in he r.: i?h u lie repeated —'i Li lv utx' morn- uy tho odltor-ln-I hj
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    BARTERING NITRATE FOR WHEAT.
    41 3 Hew York. Aug. 23. with the Federal Farm r of at least 40.C00 tons aoout 2.00 C 000 bushels of wheat. c acquired by the U.S. and h id as a military re- ra mollify nitrate producers.—
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    BRITISH SPECIAL CREDIT IN AMERICA.
    23 3 New York, Aug. 23. the remaining 100.000 credit granted last August will net be due for repayment on
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    UNION JACK CLUB.
    1044 3 25 Years' Work For The Services. *J i he K a n ,"f 1 eneral meeting of the Union 22. C 2 S eld the hea dquarters in Waterloo Road S. E.. Sir Walter R. Lawrence, who presided, said that he had sent the fol owing message
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    MALAYANS AT HOME.
    1098 3 Pushing The Pineapple Trade. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Aug. 10 (by Air Mail.) The weather Is so summerlike -here, and this is such a topsyturvy nation, that it is no surprise for you to learn that, as we suck our icecream sodas and swelter in our waistcoats
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    MR. H. W. FIRMSTONE.
    203 3 Mr. Harold William Firmstone. lat? of the Malayan Civil Service, died suddenly at Addlestcne, Surrey in mail week, at the age of 64. He was a scholar of Rugby School from 1881 to 1887, and as head of the School during his last year had the
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    42 3 The Finance Committee's Repect to the Eurma Legislative Council rt the ♦.nnncial settlement on toe separation of Burma from India opines that the points of difference should be referred to a tiibuna! for arbitration at a- early a da c a: possible
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      267 3 CYMA WATCHES SPECIAL. NOTICE. The- high standard quality of the CYMA Watches has caused heavy demands for these famous watches all ovtr the world. The CYMA Factories output being 1 one of th? largest, we can offer to our customers and to the public of Malaya and I Siam the
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      328 4 On Display To-Morrow The New Ford V-8 Cylinder THE INTRODUCTION of the New Ford Eight Jk NEW FORD PRIrPQ marks one of the most important events in the ii mm y J S x. (AT SINGAPORE.) history of the motor car. To millions oi' motor- EIGHT ists it brings a
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    344 5 LATEST QUOTATIONS. MINING. nW B» ASIR A CO EXCHANOt kSV stock brokers. r \UK. -'5. 1W«. 8"* Buyers. Beifir*. ,VJ' xnmbang Tin 3H6 "I® Av r m'. 10- nV*r*iiwvl 005 0.29 0 32 t 040 nctn iV 6 7 nom Tln 0 9 1 note 0 15
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    107 5 tSSrLD BY FBASER CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS Buyers. Seller. i2osw t Co:<i Storage T pcy onit 102 103 cl Miiajciy*l S tint 104 107 Dom -V#>77# iiunMpal •lH?» 4 per ctnt. 100 103 aom Muntcipal MW» J 4 per 0: ot. 100 103 bod *■501* Municipal
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    RUBBER SHARES.
    371 5 FRASER CO., AND LYALL AND EVATT'B QUOTATIONS. Singapore, Aug. 25, 1932, 10 a.m. Issue To-day's Price*. Value. Fraser Lyall I Shares. Co. Evatt. 1 Aller.by $0.35 $0.45 $0.30 $0.40 1 Alor Gajah 0.20 0.30 0.25 0.35 IA. Hitam 0.45 0.60 0.40 0.60 IA. Kuning 0.05 0.15 0.05 0.15
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    GENERAL
    288 5 FRASER A CO.'S QUOTATIONS, a »3 CLOSING QUOTATIONS I > 2 > Buyers. Sellers. $2 $2 Al x. Brick Pref. 0.90 1.00 $2 $2 Alex. Brick Ord. 0.50 0.80 norn £1 £1 B. Ameri. Tobacco 87 6 .92,5 $19 $5 B. Malaya Trustee 4.00 5.00 $100 $50 Chines? C.
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    185 5 Malay Found Dead In Padi Field. 112 Oar O'cu CorrexpondMt.) Malacca. Aug. 23. j< s p ourt oa Monoay before r ti "1 Ui«? inquest was held tn <! 6cimj *ho was undergoing i-»roi?nl A verdict of death lk s was returned. "ijrt tii»» Inquiry was held Into
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    GIRL CORNERITES' REVUE.
    109 5 Helping The Unemployed. A revue is being organised by the Corncrites of the "Malaya Tribune" in aid of tha unemployed, both European and non-European. Great headway has been made with the practices and there is every sign of a very successftl entertainment. The performance is under the
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    MUAR INDO-CEYLONESE ASSOCIATION.
    50 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar, Aug. 2i. Under the auspices of the Muar IndoCeylonese Association, Mr. D. W. Devaraja, Malacca, delivered an interesting and instructive lecture on "Education in Malaya from a layman's point of view" on Saturday. Mr. Chelliah John, the Vice-President of the Association, presided.
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    RECITAL OF CHAMBER MUSIC.
    94 5 At a recital of Chamber Music to be held at the V M C. A Raffles Quay, at 6.15 p.m. on Aug 31, items will be rendered by the following 'well-known local artistes: Madame DieU. Mrs J F Clark, Mrs. L. Woods, Mr. H. C. W.
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    33 5 The rate of issue of Money Order for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 152 for $100. Tnt rate of payment of Money Order from Indis and Ceylon Is Rs. 156 for $100.
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    HARBOUR HOARD.
    99 5 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHAKVI2S. Singapore, Aug. 25. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Antung 22; Kunisang 20. Main Wharf (Entr?nce Gate 3.) Talma 18; Clngaler,» Prince 13: Cremer 11; Manila Maru 9; Kashima Maru 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3.) Mcdcn 30; 33; Karoa 35; Ipch 37. Empire Dock
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    COOLIE'S 80-FOOT FALL.
    55 5 Whilst working at the gran.tc quarry at Eukit Timah a Chi.icse ex>lie had a miraculous escape from death. He feO from a height cf 80 feet, but fortunately landed on a heap of Icose earth. He sustained a nasty cut on the head and dislocated his hip.
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    GREAT WORLD NOTES.
    342 5 "Pasar Malam" "Senor Americano." Miss Ruby Lo, at the Great Wcrld Show, is hailed M a modern Chinese classiral dancer, and her perfoimance last week-end was attended by a, full house which was indicative of the very keen interest shown in this beau iful artiste. In response
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    WORLD ECONOMIC CONFERENCE.
    206 5 "Follow The Example Of Britain." :n. A.;y 21 Th? State Deptrlsncn*. anuooncea that m. KTedetlE SL Socketf Abittftfxul Lr< Eirlln. and Mr. Nbrjn*n D»vl<r. th* New Yuri; bunlrer. urr ttumect as the Am»*.lean :eprescntatlrea rn tlte Organising Commit e to p.epure* a Woild Economic canftfeuoi' Salt Laid'
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    35 5 The Eurma Government intend to dissolve its Legislative Council r.t the end of this month. They have provisionally fixed the general election for Oct. 24 and expect the new Council to sit en Nov. 21.
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    NEW DESERT AIR ROUTE.
    141 5 Saves Many Hours' Car Journey. Rugby, Auk 24. A new duae.t nir s.rvioe between Palestine unci Iraq will bt- operated as from Sep*. S by Imperial Airways. cnMboind from RamJeh to B&flhdati *.uch Monday with a return flight each Wednesday nablitig paEttrngen between Euroj»t 41 "Jd
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    151 5 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE R. A. REPORT. Th Sin&Bpcrv Chambrr of Ctmmerce Rubber AiUiClallun. in lb ir aucion tcport of ye&lerday, r. i»f Cauk-gued 1.513.070 1b—609.37 ton». Cfl«rvd 1.543(370 1b.=688.27 tonK. !d ».244.887 lb. 555.76 ton*. London tnoi N.w York spot 3 9 16 tfntfi. P. ic. h
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    PRODUCE.
    177 5 Singapore. Aug. 25. Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $143 (Siam) W. Coast 2 $136 Rice, B. Siam No. 1 $131 Rice, B. S:a:n No. 2 $126 Rice. Sian "Sinway" per koyan No. 1 $180 Pice, Eiam No. 2 $156 Rice, Saigon Al $157 Rice, ordgen N. 1
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      88 5 INDISPUTABLY THE BKBT. SOLD EVERYWHERE. STRA/TS TYPEWRITKk AGENCY (Established in 1914). Stationers and KepaLc». 14-A. Change Alley, Singapore yo^ r m oney will be refunded. Ring us up for mechanics in case your typewriter Is out of order, and needs lmnndiat» attention. We also undertake to do Letter Writing and
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      34 5 f lor your 1 home Keep disease-laden dirt away from your home. Use Lifebuoy Soap The antiseptic suds banish dangerous dirt and germs- drive them quickly W-L 198-33 LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED. PORT SUNLIGHT, ENGLAND
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      51 5 Why endure needless suffering and uiscom- /ffl^ forts from the torments v of PILES? Buy a pot of IPHECA OINT- A" Aw MENT to-day. This tff .jjjjUl I new German tM jllum r. meciy will effect f nMrnWUM OF A^I^HtViISTS SOLE AGENTS. E.M. ABDULLA 6C? 27 R.QDI fN SON Rd
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      657 5 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune" This Diary is provided specially for thejn. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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      220 5 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, AUG. 25. High Tides.— 3.53 a.m., 3.25 p.m. Meeting. Amateur Wireless Society of Malaya. Adelphi Hotel, 6.15 p.m. Football, Singapore Cup, Chinese v. S.C.C, Anson Road. Football League: Div. 3, Ho Hong v. Robinsons, 5.H.8.; M. College v. J.C.S.A., GeylangBramtoco v. Vehicles, S.R.C. TO-MORROW, AUG. 26.
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      89 5 MAILS CLOSE. TO-MORROW, AUG. 26. Anamba and Natuna Islands (General Verspyck) 8 a.m. Egypt, Genoa and Europe (Meerkerk) 11 a.m. Kcmaman, Kemasek, Kretay, Dungun, Trergganu and Besut (Bhanurangsi) 2 p.m. Eanka Island, Java. South-West Sumatra. South-East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly (Ophir) 2.30 p.m. Bclat Pandjang, BcngkaUs, Siak. Pakan
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      216 6 j! j SALLY in Our ALLEY M I is excel It nt fare, splendidly recorde;! Versatile Grade IS SEEN AT HER BEST Straits Times. Nightly at 6.15 9.15 A Great English F vourite i> a Brilliant Brl ish Show GRACIE FIELDS in her screen debut "SALLY IN i OUR ALLEY"
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      266 6 Amusements TARZAN r Monday TO-NIGrfT True to form M.-G.-M. once m >ra conns through with roil satisfying entertainment I 'J hat's ode thing about an M.-G.-M. picture: you KNOW li'S-GOOD before yog sea it! AN AMAZING CAST IN A NEW SORT OF SHOW! I WILLIAM HAINES J j I MADGE
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      260 6 6.15 TO NIGHT o K j 5 Constance Bennett J IN j Lady with a Past" l i j -mn COMMENCING 21st. AUG.' (SUNDAY), 1932. j At 7 p.m. and 9.30 p.m. Nightly. j A Throbbing, Pulsating Chinese Drama Of Exlrerce Emotions Perfectly Enacted By A Perfect Cast. "HUMANITY" j
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    MOVEMENTS OF PREMIER AND PRINCES.
    148 7 Cabinet Meeting On Saturday. Rugby, Aur 2». The Prim™ Minister will rc'.urn from Lnsslc mouth lo London this week a-nd will preside at a mee«.irtß of the Caclnet which bus teen called for Saturday The meeting will afford he Prime MJnhur arc these of his
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    212 7 The P. and O. "Kidderpore" has left Hongkong and is expected to arrive at Singapore at 7 p.m. on Tuesday next. She will proceed olongside the S.H.B. wharf the following morning. ARRIVALS. Mata Hart" Bri:. 510 tens, Capt. Dewney. frcm Penang. 24-8; for Malacca, 28-8. Katorg. Brit. 863
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    58 7 Singapore Aug. 25. Standard Spct 7 13 16 7 15 16 Sept. I*. 7 15 16 Oct. 7 15 16 8 Oct.-Dec. 8 8 116 j Jan-Mar. B's 8 3 16 Tone cf Market Quiet. Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet I'.zd. j per lb. New
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    357 7 11. ETUN AND CO S REPOKT. Aug 23, It am RUBBER. London: 2'..d„ un 32d New York: 3-» cents 'G.». up 316 cent. Shires: Firm Alienby& 35 —<5 cent Aycr Moleks 20—30 cents, Ayer Punas 25—30 cents. Bassets 22—25 rents, Broy.ns 20—25 cents, Bukit Jelotonss 10 —15
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    WHAT IS THE SECOND TIN POOL?
    165 7 Maiayan Miner a In Thz Dark, A r'lv':. i »>!•• i?< »*ivi d in IhaJi from »n ft.iti triii'. m In im-Ony tf the intrrnA lin C. mmil&rc. t eld a 'I be liuguc on Friday. J2. 1' v.'tti vlul«?d thtt hei'; Ls a
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    229 7 IBf Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore. Aug. 25. j Selling: London 4 months' sight 2:;. 3 29 32d.. London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 7 -d.. London 60 days' ri ".it 2s. 3 27 3Jd.. London 30 days' sight 3 13 10d.. London demand 2s. 3 25 32d..
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      264 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. v rd L cluing by a respectable 0 N I ;j ..-.:••!>» with respec able- i c apply T.H.T.. Tribune. "aittion sale of d bang.ilcA. No. 1. Jalan ft :u area 36.753 sq. ft. TO BE HELD AT ih-.i>im Mure Bahru. Johore. H US> So. •>''• KS hcoNC
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      299 7 ORDINANCE No. 155 (COMPANIES.) CCMPANY LIMITED BY SHARES Copy Pursuant to Section 73 (1) OF SPECIAL RESOLUTION OF Tan Boon Liat Company, Limited. Pas>cd en sth day of Auru 1 1932. Confirmed the 22nd day of August, 1932. At ar Extraordinary General Mce.lng cf the Memb rs cf the above-named
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      172 7 Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force over $:;5,0:>0,000. j The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. j (Incorporated In the Straits Settlement!). HEAD OFFICE: Great Extern Life BuUdlng, CecU Street. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27. Old Jewry. E.G. The Company mm £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and compile,
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. DEATH.
    66 8 M L'.m Jaifc Hoc. nl.'u Choa Jail Ho?. of Cftsrltred Bank, passed away at hAb rrsidtncc. Nc 2£2. Ea.st Ccast Rsdil, cn TucLtUy, 23id ii'.fi.iO» at 5 p.m.. 46. U living u wid.u and 2 font. Masters Clico Prtig Ko:r and CTco Pu'inj Yt.ng. Punvral will <ak
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    FUTURE OF SKIPPING.
    663 8 I The shipping industry faithfully reflects the general economic position of the world. When trade is boomj ing. tonnage is in demand and sea- going vessels make big money, and I when trade declines profits rapidly diminish, as a result of journeys having to be made with
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    367 8 The annual sports and Visitors' Day will be held at the Poh Ltung Kuk, York Hill, en Friday, Sept. 16. at 4.30 p.m. Lady Scott! wife of the Colonial Secretary, wt 1 give away the prizes. Mr. F. S. Williams, of Jabi eeta'.e, Alor Sta-. who has "been planting in
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    MUNICIPALITY AND RETRENCHMENT.
    349 8 Special Meetings Of The Commissioners. W* learn tha in vtew of the diseu*stcn which will laka place at ihe gpnfial i. tlnj en MciuLiy and \vt on ieirtnehnunt, the Municipal Cumm.v sion.rs are being informed that a deficit of abeut $350,000 is anticipated in the imatcs for
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    S. S. (S.) A. AND S.R.A. PETITION.
    191 8 Satisfied With Commissioners' Action. The minutes of a special committee meeting of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association, held in the Singapore Exchange Room on Tuesday, state with regard to the Municipal Retrenchment Committee's report and the Singapore Ratepayers' Association's petition that after full
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    71 8 Mails from Eurcpe (London mails despatched on Aug. 4), by the Rajula.' which anchored at Penang at 4.30 a.m. to-day, will arrive by train to-morrow morning. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxholders at 8.45 a.m. Mails by the outward Dutch aeroplane from Amsterdam are expee'ed to
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    16 8 Rotarian Woolerion, a new member, was introduced at yesterdays meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore.
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    75 8 Tire Penang Zoo in Ayer Itam Road, which at one time tl ad a good co lection of b.rds and other an mals, i j now for all practical purposes closed. During the past f:w month* the collection has teen ser.diiy disposed of and on Tuesday th? collection which real
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    395 8 '(BY "LOOKER. O r Mollison will have an Am* l, ception, too, when norn Reuter m.- up* general Saiijurjo, who really? 0 *pC^<* to Th h: ve The "vote of confident*" ir Municipal C ►mmissionerT appreciated, should streZ^ While delicate "quettn." be.ng asked, here's one that answered:
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    40 8 Latest Quotations. rubber. London; 2'id Ni'W York 3 iO Stupor.?: 7 U.K-7 TIN. U.UU. Spot' UU Loudon 3 monihs 10 Singapore *74 17'?COPRA. M'.srs. Barlow uHlt CV "T' 1 M t Sundrled E Mixed TlJf raarkrt la iiuu'l
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      48 8 t A Happy Thought FOR THE CHRISTENING jj PRESENT. j CHILDREN'S CUPS IN j SOLID SILVER. jj U.S. de Silva Bros JEWELLERS, 23, High Street, Singapore. T. K. K.'S j CHILDREN'S RUBBER SHOES. 25 and 30 cts. per pair. TENG SENG GUAN, 634. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. Established 1905.
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      37 8 To-morrow's "MALAYA TRIBUNE" will contain an EXTRA SUPPLEMENT of Two Pages. This will be devoted mainly to Correspondence, of which a considerable quantity has accumulated. It is our policy to permit full expression of OUR READERS' VIEWS.
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      45 8 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. Yesterday's Maximum Temperature, C 6 d g. P. Last night's Minimum Ttm; e.ature, 7 7 de a P. Yesterday's Rainfall, 005 ins. Sunshine, 4.5 hours. 1 P.M. Relative Humidi'y. 75 per cent. 1 P.M. Wind, S. 10 m.p.h. 1 P.M. Weather, c'oudy.
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    "A Pound Of Flesh For Every Bomb."
    1086 9 JEHOL COMMANDER'S THREAT TO JAPANESE. SURPRISE MUTINY BY MANCHUKUO TROOPS. TWO THOUSAND JAPANESE CASUALTIES: TAONAN CAPTURED. Owimaikler of Jehol Province threatens to take a 1« h Irnm hi* Japanese prisoner, Mr. Ishimoto, for every .i.ipaiK se drop on Jehol territory. A further attack
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    AMY TO FLY ATLANTIC.
    159 9 Disregarding Husband's Advice. London, Au£. 24. While Mollison. the East to West Atlantic flight hero, was talking to Lindbergh, the W.st to East hero, at a secret half-tour meeting in New York yesterday his wife, Amy, unknown to her husband, was taking a cours? in "blindflying"
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    SEARCH FOR MALAYANS ABANDONED.
    49 9 Reuter. Rangoon, Aug. 25. The Australian naval officer, Commander Hall, has" abandoned his search for the missing Malayan planter flyers, Salt and Taylor, after an exhaustive five days' search over the sea, al:ng the coastline and inland. He will continue his flight to Australia tomorrow.—Reuter,
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    FAMOUS EXPLORER KILLED.
    152 9 Leader Of British Survey Of Arctic. Reuter. Copenhagen, Aug. 24. The Greenland adminis ration announces that the explorer, Mr. G. H. Watkins, the leader of the Greenland Air Survey, perished in a canoe accident on Saturday.—Reuter. Rugby, Aug. 24. Mi. H. G. Watkins, well-known British arctic explorer
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    HITLER PLAYED HIS LAST TRUMP?
    145 9 Will Never Be Made Chancellor. Reuter. Berlin. Aug. 24. The Go;e nment's reply to Hi ler's outburst has reassured the public and the view Js held in anti-Nazi political circles that Hitler ha; played his last tiump and lost. ti is unthinkable that Hindenbtrg w:uld
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    TORIES SUPPORTING JAPAN?
    223 9 Trade Influence On British Policy. Lndoii, Auj. 24. Apprehension- regarding British trade in the Far East will undoubtedly influence the attitude of ,he British del jzUzn o the Geneva Cc-.ferenre en such cue- ions as the 'Cpe.i 00-r" .rj.r.ey in Manner.a. Rally of ccmio for Sine-Manchurian c
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    CHINA FACING NEW ERA.
    159 9 Prospects Of British Investors. Reuter. London, Aug. 24. The prospects of Eritish investors in Chinese loans are discussed in the "Financial News" -•hlch welcomes the stabili y in recent months of the Chinese five per cent, reorganisation gold bonds of 1913 and pays a tribute to
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    To-day's Features.
    76 9 INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES, on page 2. UNION JACK CLUB, on page 3. MALAYANS AT HOME on page 3. CLUB DIARY, on page 5. TOPICS OF TO-DAY, on page 8. DIARY OF EVENTS, on page 11. THREE TALKS ON RUBBER, on page 11. THE EIGHT CYLINDER FORD, on
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    THIRD ARMY IN IRELAND.
    288 9 WILL THERE BE CIVIL WAR? Mr. Cosgrave Attacks The President. The in roduction by the Minister of Dtfmce of a third army complicates matters in Ireland, where expectations cf civil war are gr< wing Mr. Cosgrave, former President, continues his campaign against President De Valera. Dublin.
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    "MEDICINE MAN" IN TROUBLE.
    268 9 Charge Of Kidnapping Two Sisters. Alleged to have kidnapped two young Hindu girls. Dawood Baba. an Indian Mohamedan slid to possess certain cures, was brought before the District Judge 'Mr. C. Wilson) ye?te.day. According to the prcsecuticn. Day.cud Baba. who lived near the two girls and
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    MALAYAN PINE EXPORTS.
    177 9 Canada To Reduce The Duty. Reuter. A reduction of the diuy paid on Malayan pineapples entering Canada is announced in a telegram to local canners from Mr. William Graham, who represents the Industry at Ottawa. No details are ye* available, the message reading merely: "One cent agreed
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    COTTON DISPUTE BEING SETTLED?
    68 9 Reuter. London, Aug. 24. Hopes that the threatened Lancashire cotton strike may be averted are aroused by a statement by the Deputy Mayor of Manchester. After the meeting of representatives of employers and operatives to-day, which was adjourned to tomorrow, he said that certain misunderstandings had
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    615 10 Sports Pastimes. ASSN. FOOTBALL. AIRMEN'S NARROW WIN. SINGAPORE CUP COMPETITION. P. BRAXI GIVE A GOOD DISPLAY. The RAF who are among tin 3 lemns fancied for Cup honours rbls year had to fight very tiaru lur IftCJr I—O win over Pulaii Briuii Ut the S A F. A second lOiind
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    SINGAPORE LEAGUE.
    322 10 GLOSTERS BEAT CRICKET CLUB. YESTERDAY'S SECOND DIVISION GAME. In their last Second Division engagement of the season, the S.C.C. found the Gloster< to be too tough a proposition and they fought a losing game all through, though play was not so one-sided as the score of s—o5 —0
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    SURPRISE OF "CLOSE SEASON."
    273 10 ALEC JACKSON TRANSFERRED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Aug. 8 (by Air Mail.) Alec Jackson, the famous Cnelsea outside right, who has been seventeen times fcr Scotland and has been kno*:i lor some years as the greatest match-winning forward in the game, provided the sensation of
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    S.C.C. v. CHINESE TO-DAY.
    77 10 POT tc-day's second round Singapore Cup tie Anson Road Stadium between the S.C.C and the Chinese, the S.C.C. side will be: Horsley; Weeds. Elmer; Bennett, Laidman. Ford: Andrews. Hindley. Sym. Ferguson and Vincent. The Club has an unusually large casualty list at present, Glasgow. Brummitt and
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    SCHOOLBOYS HELP UNEMPLOYED.
    32 10 S:. Joseph's Institution and the Anglo-Chines; School will play a match at Jalan Besar Stadium en Monday, in aid of the Non-European Unemployment Fund. Gate: 20 and 10 cents.
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    INTER-SCHOOL EVENTS.
    274 10 ANNUAL SPORTS AND GAMES. ATHLETICS. The annuo! inl.-T-School sports and gnm?s w.;re ruccess fully held yesterday at tile Jalan Stadium Thos? present includ.d the Dlrcctoi of Educa:toD, Mr. Morton, the Ins. peeler of Schools. Mr. Coleman and Mrs. Col.*nun. and the principals of the various schools The standi
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    S.G.C. EVENTS.
    69 10 GOLF. The S.G.C. September bogey competition will be plrtyed at Bukit Timah on Saturday and Sunday Sep. 3 and 4. No player whose name dies not appear on the time sheets {may Pay on the main course. Members are reminded that the limit of allowance for all competitions
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    27 10 The third divislon m atch between Bramtoco and the Vehicles Department fixed for to-day at the S.R.C. has been postponed to Monday. Aug. 2j)j .a. Hi lill^l
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    594 10 RESULTS AND TIES. LAWN TENNIS. Results of the matches played yesterday and the dates for postponed ties in the S.C.C. tournament are: YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. C Class Singles: R. S. Tufnell beat G. Edmends 6—3. 6—3; W. H. Gatfield beat P. H. Romney 6 —l, 6—3; E. Laidman owe
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    THE EB9R HANDICAP.
    37 10 THE TURF. London. Aug 25. The result cf th? Ebcr Handicap run to-day was: 1 CAT O NINE TAILS. PICKLE. SANS ESPOIR. Dead heat. Wen by a length. Nineteen ran. Betting 9—l: 9—l; 100—9—Reuter.
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    S.C.C. SECTION.
    60 10 RUGBY FOOTBALL. Members of the S.C.C. who wish to play rugby football this season are requested to sign the notice in ihe bar as soon as possible. Only about half the rugby-playing members have signed ro far and the delay of the others is holding up the work
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    INDIANS AT LEICESTER.
    138 10 TOURISTS WIN BY AN INNINGS. CRICKET. Reuter. London, Aug. 23. The Indians registered their first victory in Englapd by a margin of over an innings in their match at Leicester. Scores: INDIANS: 412 for 8 wkts. dccl. (Wazir Ali 178). LEICESTERSHIRE: 106 and 291 (Snary 124 not
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    GIRL KNOCKED DOWN BY CAR.
    46 10 A five-year-old Chinese girl sustained nasty injuries when she was knocked down by a motor-car in Beach Road last night. When the ambulance came on the scene the drearer found her bleeding profusely from cuts on th- 1 face and body.
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    MOTOR-CYCLIST INJURED.
    40 10 A collision between a Chinese motor-cyclist and a motor-lorry in Jalan Besar yesterday afternoon resulted in nasty injuries to the motor-cyclist. He bled severely from cuts and bruises on the head and legs. The ambulance was in. attendance
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    LOCAL LAWYER SUSPENDED.
    1592 10 GROSSLY IMPROPER CONDUCT. Bar Committee Application Granted. The Chief Justice, Sir William Muriscn, delivered judgment this morning in connection with the application by the Bar Committee of the Straits Settlements for an order suspending a solicitor on the ground of grossly improper conduct. The order was granted.
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    CLUMSY FORGERY OF $5 NOTES.
    242 10 Sequel To Clever Police Trap. j A clever trap laid by officers of the Detective Branch had ft sequel beiore the Second Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Hay) yesterday, when erious allegations were made against three Chinese, Lim Liang, Lee Huat and Lim Tion--Chang, the first
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    INDIA-CEYLON CLUB.
    246 10 The report of the Committee of the IndiaCeylon Club, to be presented at the general meeting to be held -in the Club on Wednesday, Aug. 31, at 5 p.m. states that the present slump has caused great havoc amongst several members and many, being unable to pay the
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    GRACIE FIELDS AT THE CAPITOL.
    254 10 First Night Triumph Repeated. Popular With All Sections Of Population. AT THE CINEMAS A picture to delight an Rctfa populace—even these who English-is Sally l„ Ou, musical talkie in which Gr land's greatest comedian, screen appearance, and whi at the Capitol. On Tuesday, th,- openin
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    "Scandal For Sale" At The Pavilion.
    165 10 Aftsr a record run with "Plunder." the Pavilion programme was chanced yesterday. tat mrin feature offered being "Scandal for Sak the Universal production starring Osaka Bickford. Rose Hcbart and Pat O'Brien, ass a large suppciting cast which includes a number of other cereen favourites
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    ACCIDENTALLY SHOT IN CLIMBING TREE.
    210 10 Chinese Who Was Killed By His Own Gun. The circumstances surrounding th death o.' a Chinese, v. ho died from injuries whicr-. were caused by his own gun, were inquired in 0 by the Singapore Corcrer <Mr. F. G. Bourr/i yesterday. The incident occurred in
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    MR. BALDWIN TO SPEAK TO EMPIRE.
    45 10 Mr St\nl»y Baldwin »«Ik di-legation in "lir Sunn" at O.uwu. will browdruj-i agreement (r»«m Loud a>i -ut t 1 r o&emi j, iThir win iHayMl Tin t raetrtvi i4jid iXlra ix*wri Erapjn ittleiuirs 1 !>" wl G M. T J.ni
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    EURASIAN LAD INJURED.
    32 10 »f about '•> Gordon Hogan. a Eurasian lad years of age was knocked o car in Serangoon Road tamed injuries to the left leg. H» M took him to hospital.
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    What's On To-Night.
    76 10 AlHarlif* -Willi ytfCWHß'* i ,rJ Cjpilol. CUm i I' AH»-., 11 Ftupirc.—"£ll> Whcri r ourt W' 1 -Thr Plrrili- itf P" n Great tVttrli' 1 Nfoky Cft»." !m; Ac |||3tllnr(<U(h 1 *t*h F> tJI Nn» War M.— 9UU t»ta*r' ni ~u Chines- *t*y«iiK. r» PavlH»'«-—'73c*'- 112 r
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    THREE TALKS ON RUBBER.
    1993 11 TO INCREASE CONSUMPTION, v erday's Meeting Of The Rotary Club* n varictM aspects of tea by three memol Singapore, who weekly luncheon H Bowrey pre- thi President and Vic:th Ir subjects were: Manufacture of tan H Fetner ("The and Rotarian Oon Rubber"). 3go Fara-rubber in balls
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    MILK PURVEYORS IN COURT.
    348 11 Nestles Sue East Asiatic Co. A parsing off action was commenced in the Supreme Ccurt yesterday befere Mr. Justic: Whitley, the plaintiffs being the Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Milk Co.. Ltd., who are serkny to restrain the East Asiatic Co. from marketing Ce.ndensed milk bearing a Lotus
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    103 11 A young French airman-scientist, M. Rene Mechanaud, jumped from an aeroplane nearly five miles high, in Paris, "in the interests o: science." He was with a special parachute, and landed safely after being blown 12 miles by the wind. When he landed in a field Machanaud looked like a strange
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    COMING CAUSE CELEBRE.
    166 11 Firm's Action Against Government. The "Pinang Gazette" understands that very shortly a cause celcbre will commence in the local courts in which the parties will be the Straits Steamship Company through their agents, Messrs. Mansfield Co., Penang, on the cne hand and the Government on the ether,
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    ORIENT CITY FAIR.
    136 11 New Amusement Park For Singapjre. Singapore is not lacking in amusements in ;pite oi the serious trade depression. Within a few days the large empty piece of land in Anson Road will be the venue of a new amusement park—the Orient City Fair. The new show offers
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    32 11 The seventh annual general meeting of the Singapore Municipal Employees Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society. Ltd.. will be held in •he Board Room, Municipal Offices, on Wednesday Sept. 7. at 4. p.m.
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    THE EIGHT CYLINDER FORD.
    866 12 NEW CAR ARRIVES IN MALAYA. INTERESTING DETAILS MADE PUBLIC. FOURTEEN BODY TYPES. Complete details of the new V-8 cylinder Ford car were made public here to-day by the local Ford Company. The New Ford is large, long, roomy, fast, powerful and alert. Its V-8 engine develops
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    INDIAN IMMIGRATION COMMITTEE.
    377 12 Deliberations Of August Meeting. A m et .v.j ci the Indian Immigration Committee was held at the Labour Office, Kuala L .mpur. en Aug. 10. Mr. C. D. Ahearn?. M.C.S., p.ei ldxr.g. The Commi tee was ir.form;d that of the C 155.000 worth cf 5 per cent.
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    UNITED CHINESE MUSICAL ASSOCIATION.
    100 12 In reply to "Interested Musician's" Inquiry regarding the United Chinese Musical Association, the hon. asst. secretary, Mr. Chan Sic Mcng, writes: Every Sunday we have our regular music practices at 20-A, Buffalo Road, the residence of Mr. Phuah Sian Poh, the hon. music superintendent, in this
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    WORST LIT TOWN IN MALAYA.
    705 12 S.S. (Malacca) Association's Protest. Committee Favours Daylight Saving. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ma acca, Aug. 23. A meeting of the Committee of ,he Straits Settlements (Malacca) Asoriatien was held on Monday. The following we.c present: Messrs. W. Munro (Chairman). F. M. Edmonds, V/. H. Graham,
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    DID NOT WANT ALFONSO.
    135 12 Generai San Jurjo* Defence. IU*.M J Hit Pubik uii» 112 has been provi» »u> 1' y'' Ju ,y tile dca ti penult? on C« ,tr 112, t.uder Ui the r ti' :<• >*' 1 w J public (rail open 'ill: m <u|rt x^ the oilier three
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      10 12 lm a THE DELIGHTFUL CORK-TIPPED CIGARETTE JOHN PLAYER SONS, ENGLAND.
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    Boys’ Corner. EDITORS LETTER.
    110 13 Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. (oinments On The Mail. i vtc k I «.old lira: I was the dew II» of a plan tur a ioucli vith membra of t 4>. T think th3t (he beat T., rw»vc small commute? 112 mi' and talk over matter»
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    32 Degrees!
    163 13 /v. hT!»'u JlncLt I rnK:- up my i> ft i .ii.t i i.uci when l <nt iin iiL Li I.* Mu:UC f'i\l i. a h*u 1 cv.i' e?TP r.-.utj.Q J A it •i. F&hrish iv -r d T.m mr.nj. »t tils is o~!y a climate af bi. vrtv.ch
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    A Fight.
    203 13 The "Hoys' Corner" will in U>iUrt he in the Special which is to be issued 'fiSiiturclavs, beginning on Sept. Nnl week, therefore, the iwriitr vmH aootar on Saturf,»> insti id 0 f Thursday. AH «"Miributions should reach this v ,l > mid-day on Tuesday of Mil wei'k tor
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    Misunderstanding.
    141 13 11 .V. r, Bain Pahot.i ilvjy t0 te y y ou 'i' iiu-sba;:c| and wife who ...tJ\rougb mrre mlsj r,v Ma»- a Malay *hc *i Vftnftn r cpnfly arrived r'x ;ir >V complained to 1m Ul P'at/orm had many bujt* W dtsiUc-d the platform r i, tn Aib»nd, not
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    Stamp Collecting.
    552 13 (By H. H. Leon.) A few weeks ago some readers complained of the scarcity of subjects on which to write Certainly, they would not have done so if they had taken the trouble to sit down and think for a few minutes, for around them is full of
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    Origin Of Paper.
    153 13 tDjf "flappy-Go-Luckj Kid." 112 Do Dtonv of l>« —rier!cs, b0.".; and othT top tn lb cit about the nnporUr.ee and luinr?> cf lbs msu.rial «re write on cvt'iycai'. end which v." a coil pap;-r -> Through th? before iic dscjvpiy cf papcr-mck'ug. an«!*nt3 had yo write on
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    The Chinese People.
    90 13 <B]/ L. Pr Yat.f Ch'ifsc belong to the Mongolian feeni'y. They are or fbort stature havtli* high cheek fcones. oblique* qyes and a Alanilnj forehead. Chinese are- mnd.? uo cr different race*, audi as Hcicicrv Teochew. Kheh etc. Now-a-d:»ys Ohittese are well educated and It Is because
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    The Rainbow.
    72 13 tßy "NQhib," Muar.) What is this, the rainbow that thrills everyone. which is so elegant to the vision? Which brings form so many things to the -'imagimtlon? It k hut a beam of light. The beam comcs across drops of water. If we see the sun through a
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    The Ants.
    59 13 (fly Km Keng SUmgJ Artts are small Ixuects and we ree them almost everywhere. Ante. thoujh considered one oi the smallest litscctfc, are very husy, They art of several types». Same are red, tome black and Others are white Black ants do pot stlrtg whL'e red ants do.
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    A Day On The Sea.
    517 13 (By T. A. B.) It was on a bright summer morning—if I am not mistaken, it was on a Sunday—that our teacher brought us—a party of 15—tc Johnston's Pier and from there we boarded a steam launch. Our teacher had arranged with the owner of
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    Value Of Speech.
    266 13 (By "Borax I") How many of us ever take care to govern our speech; it is very important that we should have control over cur tongues and vocabulary for words derived from it may be a source cf good and evil. WOldi may b: pood wb n
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    Not Worth A Straw.
    136 13 <By "Novice," Muar.) A straw may not be very costly, but it is sale able for all that. We uss it to make mattresses and beds for horses and cattle. Straws are the stems or stalks on which wheat, barley rye, and ca s are grown.
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    How To Read Well.
    133 13 (By C. Kelly, Trengganu.) If you wish to become a good reader, you must learn how to read well. If ycu form a habit of reading too fast or too slow, too loud or too low, It will be hard to correct the habit when you
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    A Strange Night.
    127 13 (By J. Deoonath Singh.) Having removed to a big and beatlfui house my guardian cleaned it and put everything in order. I, being a small boy at that time, wac afraid that there might be a ghost in it. As the night was approaching I was fearful.
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    Are There Ghosts?
    458 13 (By "Cyclone," Muar.) l0 J* tim e ago when Muar was as yet •lttle developed, most of Its citizens could heard talking about ghosts. This ghost business was the curse of the time, since :t saised many poor wretches to fall ill. It was said that the
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    Pleasing Everybody.
    239 13 (By C. B. Ong.) An African negro once came over to England. When he was walking about London, ie bought, among other things, a siik top hat, vhich re took back with him and shewed it vith pride to his companions. The first said, T am sure you
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    Study.
    136 13 < By "Simple," Muar.) Pleasure Is derived frcm study. We become heerful and are able to get more knowledge s well as to argue s:nsib*y. People become experts because they are tudlcus. Such men usually carry out '.heir •ork well. Study'ng too much is a waste of ime. Nature
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    Swimming And Health.
    107 13 (By C. Keyc.) Swimming is a most delightful pastime as well as a splendid exercise. Swimming is the sport that develops all parts of the body. In swimming, all the muscles of the body are brought into play and therefore produce health. Whether In the swimming pool
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    Points From Letters.
    175 13 "When poverty comes friends flee." Often is it thac this proverb comes true when our purse is empty. The main cause is due to our fault of associating with friends without first knowing well their character. This particular class of friend we must protect ourselves against. They
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    OUR READERS9 VIEWS.
    100 13 OUR READERS 9 VIEWS. Letters To The Editor. [Our renders are invited to unite to us on subjects of public interest. It mutt be under food that the Malaya Tribune do*s not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double tpacing), and
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    The Ratepayers' Association.
    557 13 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune."/ Sir,—In response to the petition forwarded to the Municipality by the Singapore Ratepayers' Association on the reduction of assessment, and water, gas and electricity charges, I take off my hat and congratulate the Association. But I would like to put some qu
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    Overcrowded Buses. i
    120 13 (To the Editor, "Maloya Tribune "i Sir.—l reel it my duly t:> inform your renders tl*rou*h Ui* Peoples Paprf uhuut the Vchlcle InqMcivrc. The otlirr day whilst K'an riding t tewn in o aui&q'ijUr-biiß hunt Upp T ScrQn?u«jfk ii Velilclc Inspector too): down the tium'jei of the
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    10 13 Wc cannot publish a Malacca correspondent'. rriUolsniA of a contemporary.
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      100 13 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme Of Drills. TO-DAY, AUG. 25. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, "E" (Chinese) Coy., Recruits Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters. "C" (Scottish) Coy., 30 yards Ranges—Revolver Classification. TO-MORROW, AUG. 26. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, Ist Bn. Signal Sec, Section Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, "B" Coy., Warren Shield Team. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, Brigade Sig. Section, Section Parade. 5.15
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    KILLED HIS WIFE AND CHILD.
    678 14 Tamil Sentenced To Death. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 22. Charged with the murder of his wife ard daughter after they had left him, Kolonda'velu, a Tamil, claimed trial at the Selangor Assizes to-day on both charges. The charges were heard by Mr.
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    SEREMBAN NEWS.
    343 14 Sikh Convicted Of Drunkenness. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Aug. 22. Before the Seremban Police Magistrate, Che Hamzah bin Abdullah. M. C. S., an Englishspeaking Sikh named Sarop Singh, attired in European costume, appeared to answer a charge of being drunk and incapable at about 11.45 p.m. on
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      517 15 JSTEAMER SAILINGS. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. "ISAR" for Iloilo, Manila, H'kong, Ke*lung, S'hai, Y'hama, Nagoya, Kobe, Taku Bar (Tientsin), Dairen, Tsingtau and Hankow Aug. 28 "COBLENZ" for Iloilo, Manila, H'kong, S'hai, Taku, Dalny, Tsingtau and Japan Sept. 16 "SAALE" for Manila,
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      590 15 1, INSURANCE. _*s-*_ THE Bifflfci BRITISH i?) insurance CO lIP ANT. LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Office: 2, Finlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: SINGAPORE. 2nd Floor of No.
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      656 15 A N KS J The Ho Hong Bank, Ltd. RAFFLES PLA.CE, SINGAPORE. SAFE DEPOSIT SERVICE Safe TJeposit Boxes for the safe keeping of valuables and Important documerjta are available at very moderate rates. For the Information of intending depositors the following is a scale of the fees payable for renting
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      375 16 TRIBUNE SMALL ADS I BRING RESULTS I BECAUSE THEY REACH THE j PERMANENT POPULATION. THE PEOPLE'S PAPER: INDEPENDENT AND PROGRESSIVE TO LET. TO LET. Reduced Rents. cmruge No. 32, Jalan Eesar. Open Day and Night. Cars rents $6. $5, $4 to $3 per month. 25 cts., 20 cts., to 15
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      786 16 |i,t,:i(i»^lMllHllillHI»::illllHHIIHIII:.|ll|IHllllHlllliiiH"«»»I SPECIAL BARGAIN! SPECIAL BARGAIN! f 1. Swiss Wrist Watches in 14 kt. Gold, 15 Jewelled lever movement prices from $7 and upwards. 2. Swiss Wrist Watches in Rolled Gold, prices from $3.50 and upwards. f 3. Swiss Wrist Watches in sterling silver, 15 Jewelled lever movement, prices from $5.50
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      589 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mr. Char Hye Seng has resigned his appointment as Managing Director of the Company from date hereof. 19th August. 1932. BOON SENG CO., LTD. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Power jf A.torncy mad? by TEO HOO LYE of No. lit,
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      427 16 EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL. Established 1628. (A Government Registered School). (Kor Boys and Girls) B—Short Btreet. Singapore. Offers thorough training ln Music—both PRACTICAL THEORETICAL Courses leading to CERTIFICATE, DIPLOMA, ft etc. Booklet upon request, M. ANCIANO. Principal TOCK TYPEWRITER CO. 28-A, Change Alley. Dealers in new and secondhand Typewriters,
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      287 16 THIS PAPER HAS THE LARGEST SALE AMONG THE PEOPLE WHO SPEND MOST IN BRITISH MALAYA. I WANTED. WANTED —A Chinese Salesman with previous (xperience in Rough Goods and Piece Gocds. Apply with copies of testimonials to Box No. 101, c o Malaya Tribune. Part or Full Time Salesmen and Saleswoman
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      447 16 "> FOR SALE. FOR SALE-Eight ft Unotype Motors, each U hp all in good working order". ft further particulars write to th Manager Malaya Tribune, 56 6a Anson Road. w MALAYA TRIBUNE THONE 6171. SUBSCED?TION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Delivery Including i mmt at office Postage Pom* or close (Local
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