Malaya Tribune, 12 October 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIX. -No. 241 SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday, Oct. 12, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1932.
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      261 1 Buy the "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST,' The Picture Paper. 20 cents. jH pi c<u for 1 I! flw III <<chop iii|au l <^^^9 l ft:: F fa si I j CARLSBERG PILSENE* J•■H i I'll "CHOP HI.JAU" Obtainable at Hotels, Clubs ami cj 111 iI I The ideal drink for tropical
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      178 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. lIUIUIHIIIIUIHIUIHIiIIIIIIJUII'IIIIIIIUIIW l QUINNESS IS THE BEST! BUT I BE SURE IT'S "DOGS HEAD" GUINNESS STOUT; v I s i 'a. err:-: §M p ipf] tltf I
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    F.M.S. PENSIONER ON MURDER CHARGE.
    1206 2 Story Of Shooting In Lane. One Man Killed And Two Injured. Jaffna, Sept. 15. Evidence was recorded to-day by Mr. F. d< 3. Jayaratna, Police Magistrate of Jaffna, ir che case in which Inspector J. H. A. Fernando of the Jaffna Police, charged Mr. Kathiraveli
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      106 2 The Tea of World-wide Prestige By its choice quality and incomparable flavour Upton's Tea appeals to all who appreciate the best TEA ON SALE EVERYWHERE IN TM FAMOUS YELLOW TIN I LIPTOH LTD.. Tat PbMM. Cwtafc j Sole Distribute rs: j Henry Waugh Co., Ltd. Singapore—Penang— Kuala Lumpur—Siam. 1 j
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      204 2 CRAVENA 4 made specially to prevent sore throats SEALED-FRESH tlieu reach you inperfect condition Protective and exclusive packings m a 9 ensuring CRAVEN A' I "cTO R C£LiF t7= 0.1, CRAVEN "A"«.» the«... i CRAVEN "A" J c tKt!,MN ESS of diuon-nuinuininc protection of the V-I\/AVCI> A iS definitely imtirisnn.
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      821 2 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Stations Best Received In Malaya. A list of "possible" stations is of less us° to the beginners and the average lisiner than some information about the broadcastin? nations which may be received regularly and M fair strength. Below is such informally given fully and compiled with
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    NEW HOMES FOR OLD EXHIBITION.
    204 3 The Battle Against Slum Conditions. An intei«tir.g feature of this year's Buildin:; Trades Exhibition, which opens at Olympia on Wednesday, will b; the New Homes for urn Exhibition, which has been orgams.d ny London He using Societies to «nphasisc agani the hcrror of the conditions
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    IS A BELL A LUXURY?
    139 3 Priest And The Tax-Collector. Budapest. Car* a church bell be coixsidered a luxury article? This question is puzzling the inhabitants of Ujgradiska. who have just boughi a new bell to replace the large bell which was used for munitions during the war. When the bell
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    MARKET PRICES.
    436 3 SINGAPORE. OCT. 7. MEAT. Beef, ■tOAk iround), kati Beef, stew or curry, kali 2b Pork, lean kati JJ Perk, lean and fat (tt quality), kaU 36 Mution Australian, lb. Fowl, kati 40 Hens (locally reared), kati 4 Ducks, each Pigeons, domestic unfledged, pair Pigeons, fledged, pair 60 EGGS.
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    THE BURDEN OF TAXATION.
    497 3 Chancellor's Speech At Blackpool. Tories Approve The Ottawa Agreements. Reuter Wireless Service. London, Oct. 7. me Chancellor, Mr. Neville Chamberlain. 1 refused to anticipate the future when speak- .ng at the Conservative Conference in Black- pool on the resolution deploring the present .ntolerable burden of taxation."
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      259 3 Hai>£ You Tried Our jjj I Newest Fruit Drink? I 1 Sl Refreshing 5 GENUINE FEUIT PHODUCT 1 Phoenix Aerated Water Works EVERYTHING EXPERIENCE NOTHING EXPERIENCE BETWEEN the sunrise and sunset of your business life lie the years during which you should provide t> competence for the time when earned
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      279 3 "MALAYA TRIBUNE." 20 Pages For 5 Cents Every Saturday. WEEK-END SUPPLEMENT FOR THE HOME. Truly wonderful success has attended the innovation of giving our readers their Saturday "Tribune" at noon. Now we are making it a real Week-end Journal for the Home! The Saturday "Tribune" has been enlarged to 20
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      399 3 What a charming The first glimpse of her, \j J J Sflfflfi I a vision of loveliness, of J J t H H perfecV youthful grace. N. iJ jjllS I Only, her complexion 'J*]|| Inlft WWW \W ruined the illusion of if > |J| ffl HH| H You ran always
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
    96 4 l our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be itood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expresses oy c pondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably spacing), and on one
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    Khadder.
    464 4 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—This heading may cause you to think that I am introducing Indian politics In this country, but I assure you that It is not so Though I myself am much interested, I do nut wlah to Introduce I hem here a* I am fully
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    Unemployment.
    529 4 {To the Editor. 'Malaya Tribune."t Sjj*. i have r ad with much interest th< toller uom "Truth" on the above subject 1 have to thank him bringing forward hu solutions of the grrat. problem problem on which the greatest statesmen ol the da> ar. engaged and which is pe.plcxing
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    Dancing.
    888 4 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") S'r—As a staunch advocate of dancing. I be to refer to 'Pox Trot's" prejudicial accusation that dancing is worse than May I ask would dancing, if properly conducted and guided by moral restrictions, lead to physical and mental degeneration, as is th. case with
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    Daylight Saving.
    280 4 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune."} Sir, —Owing to the dump many firms ha\e considerably retrenched their clerical staffs, and one man has probably got to do the work ol two or more clerks, which necessitates compulsory staying late in office, and this is by mo means a rare
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    Control of Associations.
    91 4 it would serve no useful purpoac to publls.i a letter from "DlsgastecT concerning the control of M?Mtrel Partte, by their afflcsry 112 nn y individual hi* proper power» U> remedy b to repwt to the committee, unci J can for me*ttai to dLCU^lslk m Tambnr" Ims a
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    Mr. De Valera.
    147 4 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.", sir H ainnisV' letter on Mr. Valera n, h hed to your esteemed paper on the 6th Pn t is very appropriate, consoling and pleasing o the myriads of admirers of and sympathisers wth Thl eminent person. As Mahatma Gandhi points out
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    Examination Venue.
    166 4 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") o ir your correspondence columns of your Issue' dated Oct. 6 appears a letter from one of the boys of the Anglo-Chinese Schoil. Singapore cricicis ng the Education Department for Its necessary action in holding the Cambrldge Examination for our candidates in ft
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    ENGLISHMAN'S LIFE IN ITALY.
    299 4 Mussolini's Remarkable Tribute. Rome. «ianor Mussclini has paid a remarkable tributeto the Spezia Mission fcr I alv. which bute to tne v Edward Clarke in Z Gudbaldl. when Spezia. now Italy* SalTaval ba,e and arsenal, was little mot* than a fishing vißea*. Not only has U
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    35 4 The rate of issue of Money Order for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 152 for $100. The j rate of payment of Money Order from India I and Ceylon is Rs. 156 for $100.
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    TWO INTRUDERS CAPTURED.
    244 4 "Held Up" By Unleaded Revolver. Hearing a noise in the early hour* of morning, Mr. Leonard Harry Wymer. graphic artist, of Kent-avenue. though it vaa his son and shouted out "Gocu- ni g h George A voice replied "Good-night, dadAs his son never called him "dad" h«
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    1108 5 MINING. .rrn PT FRASER CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOC* BROKERS. iU 12, 1*32, 10 v m. Slag**** l jsuc Buyers. Sellers. fsiue. r Tm 261- M|r. Asaffl Kumw b JU 1 A V ,2- 13J A rH ,arnrin n Bang in i,n 0 r.5 B.fl j; 0.50 T
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    COMMERCIAL NEWS.
    333 5 THE SHARE MARKET. LTIJN AND COS RUPOKT. RITDI3ER Oot 12. H n m K .juu.i. 2 !3 32d.. down 5 32<l fu i jcm.. iO.i Up W {U ui 3L»'f Qui« r Aiiiuby;. 46- »9 cent*. Ijv Mdldo 30- 15 cent» Ayr. fouh« ac> —-112 OtmLs. Uast*tti 2<*-25
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    225 5 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore. Oct. 12. Selling: London 4 months" sight 2s. 3 31 32d London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 15 !6d London 60 .days' sight 2s. 3 29 32d London 30 days' sight IV. 3\d., London demand 2s. 3 27 32d.. London •T.T. 2s.
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    THE POPE'S HONEYMOON VISITORS.
    83 5 Vatican City. Gfcny-twfc honeymoon couples have visited the Pope in or.c day. Formerly confined to the nobility, the habit cf visiting the Pope immediately after the wedding is spreading to married couples of all classes. The Pope himself encourages the practice and every day he receives
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    "SCOUTING IN MALAYA."
    53 5 A report of the annual inspection of the Negii Sembilan troops by Mr. Cheeseman ppp ars in the October issue of the "Scouting In Malaya." Negri Malay School scouts are becoming annually more formidable rivals to their Malacca neighbours," states the report. R ports of other divisions
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    THRIFT & LOAN SOCIETY.
    824 5 THRIFT LOAN SOCIETY. Municipal Employees Co-operation. mcctinj of -ha c ;in ,en h -v 1 gene.al held yest e "dav in memb rs. Ifr D T a «ndan c »f *as in the chair V Cc F es Sim Hong (Cha'rrrtn P f *2 by M:S lan Gc.ldie, D. M
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    YOUNG WIFE'S DEATH.
    136 5 "Natural Causes" Verdict. A verdiat of "death from natural causes" was returned at the resumed inquest at Shrewsbury on Annie Vida Jones, twenty-six, wife •f Albion Edwin Jones, a smallholder, of Littl..Montford Bridge, Shrewsbury, who died 'n the Shrewsbury Royal Infirmary, •on September i. The Coroner, who
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    MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEE CHARGED.
    253 5 Alleged Receipt Of Illegal Gratification. Serious allegations were made against Shyan Sunder Ro\, an Indian employed by the Municipal Water Engineer's Dept., when he eppeared before the District Judge (Mr. C. Wilson) yesterday. It is alleged that he obtained an illegal gratification of $5 from a Chinese
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    COUNSEL'S APPLICATION FOR BAIL.
    138 5 Sikhs On Serious Charges. Mr. N. A. Mallal, appearing on behalf of ;i Sikh who is charged with kidnapping a woman and the attempted murder of another Sikh, who is now in hospital with a fractured skull made an application for bail before Mr. J. F
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    125 5 Singapore, Oct. 12. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Rohna 20; Bulan 19. Main Whart (Entrance Gate I.) Carthage 18; Heljln Maru 15; Manila Maru 12; Centaur 8; Calchas 7. Empire Dock < Entrance Oat* S i Penrith Castle 30; Pyrrhus 32; Karapara 35; Silverguava
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    FURTHER CONCESSION BY N. Y. K.
    539 5 To Japan In A Month. j SHIPPING NEWS. be N.Y.K. have again considerably reduced hi fares to Europe via Suez, Round the World, tc Colombo Bombay and have also establl. hed nfw low rates for short sea trips. TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ: The first
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    DISASTROUS EFFECT OF SLUMP.
    121 5 Shipbuilding's Low Returns. Reuter. London, Oct. 11. Tlis dlsnrtrrus effect of the world depression 91 chip-building is strikingly revealed in toyd's returns for the quarter endng Sept. SO. .he c are 901,067 tons under construction in he wo: Id. of which 238.423 tens are in the
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      69 5 WHY DON'T MEN UKEME? UGLY YELLOW STAIN THAT OFFENDS EASILY REMOVED 1 here's nothing more offensive than unsightly [eeth. If you want sparking white teeth use just naif-inch of Kolynos on > dry hrush twice a day. Jn 3 days your teeth will '»>«>k 3 shades whiter. Kolynos kills the
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      145 5 ARE YCU THINKING OF COMMITTING SUICIDE? If so, don't. Commit ins suicide is a darg rou": business and likely to Interfere with your b a'tie. And beeiciej. you never know, just round :h_ corner gecd foeture may be awaiting you. Take a brisk v:3k rcurd sev ral stree, corners. P.cbably
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      125 5 HERE 'IS REAL RELIEF! When muscles ache and are all taut and twisted with pain, rub in relief and rub out the stiffness and pain with Absorbine Jr. It penetrates deep into the muscles, at once you feel the glowing warmth that starts the blood coursing to the sore places.
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      466 5 AUCTION SALE. CHEONG KOON SENG CO. AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES, At Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Cos Sale-room, No. 30, Chulia Street, On Wednesday, Oct. 19, at 2.30 p.ir. Lot 1 Valuable freehold land and house Ux 320, Eait Coast Road, 7 ;i 4 milestone, fronting th:
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      264 6 AUSTRALIA'S FIRST NATIONAL "TALKIE"— Commencing TO-DAY 3.1&- 6.15 9 15 BRITISH EMPIRE FILMS, LTD. present AUSTRALIA'S BIG LAUGH HIT j "On Our Selection" with BERT BAILEY, the celebrated Australian Comedian in his Original Stage Rfle as "DAD" Rudd. NOW IN ITS EIGHTH WEEK AT THE CAPITOL, SYDNEY! All the Laughs
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      181 6 JPL musem ents Matinee TO-DAY at 3 p.m. MAE CLARKE PAT O'BRIEN in I THE FINAL, I EDITION TO-MORROW: I Murderous Fieitdjpij^^J Alexander with Ralph M BT KIRKLAND BELLAMY 1 Novel by Andrew Soutai Directed by William C. Menzie» J To be Supported by the Epic of British Industry AN
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      190 6 TO-NIGHT Richard Talmadge IN HIS FIRST TALKIE—SPECIALLY PROCURED FOR THE MARLBORO' First Run 1 una don A SCINTILLATING DRAMA OF LOVE—OF A PAST WHICH MADE A TANGLED PRESENT AND A HAPPY FUTURE"Lover Come Back" WITH THE OLD TIME FAVOURITE JACK MULHALL Constance Cummings Betty Bronson AND A THRILLING ROMANCE OF
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    HOPE OF INTERNAL PEACE.
    852 7 SHANTUNG POSITION IMPROVES. Chinese Opposition To Lytton Plan. Shanghai Oct. 11. i mlu**^ Road, about aiS d3y mornir -nd in.mediatehShfn i 200 ears drove from Shanghai to Haigchcw. the capital of Chkiang Province. Mere than 600 eminent Persons attended the inaugural The construction of this road
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    MONEY AVAILABLE AT HOME.
    386 7 New Two Per Cent. Issue Over-Subscribed. Reuter Wireless Service. L.ndon. Oct. 11. Again the Government's firan-ina r>io„«. v •wo Zl arC f opiniCn that the Pl *w W otherw.se slender. 1 oLe Neveetheiess, simiHry profitable bnrrau». has not been cx P eriene d -nee the CCJeCt
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    60 7 Singapore. Oct. 12. Standard Spot 7 cents, business done. Oct. 7 7 16 7 9 16 Nov. 7'i 7=* Dec. 7 916 7 11 ifi Jan.-March I*4 Apr.-June 7 7 8 Tone of Market: Dull Steady. lotc.-t Cable: London Spot Sheet 2 13 32d. per
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    PRODUCE.
    191 7 Singapore, Oct. 12. (Siam) W. Coubi No. 1 per Koyan $138 iSiamt W. Coast 2 $132 Hice, B. Siam No. 1 $118 iice. B. Siam N. 2 $118 'lice, Siam •'Sinw..y'* per koyan No. 1 $172 t Rice, Siam No. 2 f163 iiice. Siam No. 3 $150 Rice, C::ig<"-n
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      151 7 'MADGE' I •phone 4227. 6 7, Selegie Road, Singapore. We have just received a large selection of Ladies', Maids and Children's Semi-Trimmed and Ready-to-Wear Hats of the latest styles. j TO-DAY j 3.145 6.15 OAS p.m. j I Nightly Thereafter at 6 IS 9.15 p.m. Australia's First Comedy Sensation jA
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      666 7 Assets exceed $12,000,000. m npi_ f\ i r Assurance in force over 135,01)0,000. "j I Ihe Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. j A (Incorporated to the Strait* Settlement*). BEAD OFFICE: Qreat Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street. Singapore com Secretary: AGENTS WANTED. I O. C. KNOX Managing Director: Li H.
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      802 7 I iiJLLET WANTED—By Well-experienced J Indian Field Conductor on Rubber and Oil J Film Eetates or ready to undertake tappu g and w: ding for contract. Pleas, apply Bex "At. c o Malaya Tribune. TO LET—No. 16, Arab St.; 53. 56, 58, 61 02 69 Aliwal St.; 222, 224, Bukit
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. IN MEMOBIAM.
    54 8 I- levin «rrmory cf CI VIA MARIAIINA THERAViAM HAND V vrlio ci'p.rud Ihia Ufo cn Oc'.ob r !2, 1932 •Sh i: to"«. LMt -»ot loffott.n. Sh i no» vf> h u* '«-das. Bu: llif I bough: of bet is something t'uii s.r jitst aw.j' 'in tv
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    DEATH.
    75 8 ;S.j Ycrt P ns, as d V 'fir? -I his i »:dt;rt N'.. 121. D >o:i hir P. ati. i a.m I'll lu ti-.e II h tr avi»« b hma nm daujhu? j .1 cx'tti.'i.-in-»a\v. 1 j>o». lit l»v, 2 m-.-tr.-'nv. *r:d sevvtal s d §rra: iiana.ln!d cn t:
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    PUBLIC TRANSPORT.
    821 8 At the next meeting of the Municipal Commissioners there seems likely to be a lively discussion on a very important subject—that of public transport. It will, we think, arise from certain recommerd- ations of Committee No. 1, to increase the tax on tricycles used for trade purposes from
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    21 8 Mr Daniel E. Sundram will speak at the prayer service at the Methcdist Mission Chapel. Pa'va Lebar, to-morrow at 5 p.m.
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    SECOND BUDGET MEETING.
    208 8 Fifteen Bills For Council On Monday. I Among the eleven Bills down for second leading and committee at nex L Wednesday's meeting of the Legislative Council are three on which interesting d bates may take placethc Registration Bill ("to mrke provision for the xegistration of certain residents
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    MORE DEMOCRACY FOR INDIA.
    218 8 Prophecy Of Famous Cricketer. Reuter Wireless Service. London. Oct. 10. A very considerable advance In the selfgovernment of Inda in the rear future wax predicted bv the fanriou* Enslnnd cricketer, ojr St anlt y Jackson who until recently the Gove.nor of Bengal, while speaking at Leeds
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    FORMER POLICE CHIEF'S PROMOTION.
    33 8 Reuter Wireless Service. London Oct. 10. It Is officially aunntmr d that Viscount Byns hpr been promoted Field Marshal in succession to the !ate Viscount Plittncr Rente:'s Wireless Service.
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    DEATH OF FORMER FIJI GOVERNOR.
    26 8 London. Oct. 10. Sir Everard Inphu.n, cx-Governor of Fiji, died at Prestonpans to-day at the age of 80. Reuter Wireless Service.
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    MR. CHURCHILL BETTER.
    51 8 Reuter Wireless Service. London. Oct. 10. The doctors attending Mr. Wmston Churchill say that his progress ccntinu s to be entirely satisfactory but he will be foi some time confined to his bed, needing rest and quietness Mr. Churchill was able to leave the nursinghome to-day.—Ruter's Wireless
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    59 8 From China by the "Conte Rosso," due at Singapore at 7 a.m. to-morrow. Frcm. Holland by the "Kcta Nopan," due at 3ingapoie at 4 p.m. to-morrow. From China and Japan by the "Alaska Maiu," due at Singapore to-morrow. From Europe (London mails despatched on Sept. 22), by the
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    32 8 Tengku Arif Bandahare (Tengku) Mahmud ibni Al-Maihum Saltan Abdullah) and Tangku Arif Temenggcr.g (Tengku Abdul Aziz ibni Al-Marhum Sultan Abdullah) hay? been appoint'd as additional membars of the Pahang Council cf State.
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    76 8 On the occasion cf the Fertival cl Buddha Cnsenna Powarrnr. —af'.cr the thiee months' fasting of th? Lord Buddha, which falls on Oct. 14—there will be threa ria\s Pingdabud r.ffercd at Kinta Road when offering! of rice, flowers, cakes and fruits cf tne seasbn wi-1 be made to th- L.d
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    On Other Pages.
    69 8 F.M.S. PENSIONER ON MURDER CHARGE, on page 2. WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. on page 2. THE BURDEN OF TAXATION, on page 3. OUR READERS' VIEWS, on page 4. THRIFT AND LOAN SOCIETY, on page 5. TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on page 8 3LUB DIARY, on page 11. DIARY
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    535 8 (BY 'LOOKEn O\\-')^ m^_ This morning s cables tell of riots looting and sudden death in Bi Ii eland is getting normal again.' Tate is goin;: to Australia after I Now maybe Hoy Bradman mijrh allowed to ph:\. A Malay offenders, it seems can 1 banished from
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    43 8 Latest (iuo«iiti<>" s RUBBER. La rid on i 13 Ni w York: 9\ 'O Singapore: ecu** TIN. London Spot: EH'J C( London 3 month* j.l- pRA Messrs. Barlow and Co. "P" rt JV#O Sundrled J W Mixed The market Is quiet
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      242 8 !"Chilvern Cottage' I Cheese has a high dietetic value, a delfcht fid flavour and is wonderfully j i;oiiii.-hinK for adults and young persons. I S IXhTIVERN COTiAGECHEESE mm j FROM FULL CRLAM MILK The Masterpiece in Cheese Making—Specially Matured, Perfect Flavour, Nutritious—No Waste. j I SOLD AS FAST AS IT
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      53 8 CHIPPENDHE 1 PATTERN STERLING SILVER WAITERS j For PfßSßntatiin U.S. de Silva Bros, JEWELLERS. 23. Hi>rh Street. Singapore, j Ecducc your cori of iving; and at the same time support local industry by using T.K.K.'s SHGE3. TYRES <fr OTHER GOODS. J TENG SENG GUAN. Establshed 1905. I j 634. NORTH
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      41 8 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. Yesterday's Max. Temperature. 86 deg F. Last night's Mm. Temperature, "I 4 deg. F. Yesterday's Rainfall, 0.07 ins. Sunshine. 7.5 hours. 1 p.m. Relative Humidity. 75 per cent. 1 p.m. Wind. S.W. 15 m.p.h. 1 p.m. Weather, fine.
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    ORGY OF RIOTING IN BELFAST.
    78 9 ARMOURED CARS CALLED OUT TO HELP POLICE. UNEMPLOYED SMASH WINDOWS AND LOOT SHOPS. MEN WOMEN IN FIERCE GUERILLA WARFARE. The capital of Northern Ireland (which is distinct from the Free state and has its own Parliament) was the scene yesterday of an of rioiting, following
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    FIRE BRIGADES' KEPT BUSY ALL NIGHT.
    378 9 Reuter. Belfast. Oct. 12. a r rcy Of rlotin? and looting In Belfast, lasted »11 day long, originated In unvH(j demonstrations or dissatisfaction with Z to men employed in special rtlier The authorities replied prohibiting v i. inonstrationE and mobilising hundreds ot ;1 armed
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    ORCHARD ROAD BURGLARY.
    118 9 Offices Of Pavilion Theatre. A daring burglary was committed to jjfe offices o Patne ialaja. Ltd .to Orchard Road IS to Borneo Motor, Ltd, some time -t niaht o- in the early hours of this aa«n«. The whole office was ransacked, desk drawee, and cabinets being broken
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    PLOT TO RESTORE MONARCHY.
    138 9 Paper Accuses German Government. Reuter. Beriin, Oct. 11. An extraordinary story of a Government plot to restore monarchy is related m UM Mrta." The paper declares that it can prove that the ex-Crown Prince had told friends that he yon Hindenburg. yon Papen and Hr. fefalekha
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    BRITISH SHOW CLOSES IN DENMARK.
    73 9 Reuter Wireless Service. Copenhagen, Oct. 10. Ii <rv>*l macK slul exhibition ever held In ♦u.itt'Ti i»i the proud distinction achieved 1 tiriti&n Exhibition which closed lust •rt A» urt frnm complimentary tic Ice Is of Vititi thuu'nud 1 were Issued, 320.000 paid for adnr.lM.iMi if'
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    87 9 untitled been decided that the celebration of \i ot St. Andrew in Singapore thi< nan take the form of a Dinner and Caledonian Eall at the Adelphi Hotel on Fn- j Di c 2 Practice dances will bt held at j Melpht Hotel on Thursdays, Oct. 13, 20 ur *d
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    RESTORATION OF MONARCHY.
    113 9 Formation Of Manehukuo .1 First Step. Reuter. Tokyo, Oct. 12. The Foreign Office categorically denies the report appearing in London new papers that Japan has approached France with the suggestion of entering into an alliance. A spokesman cf the Foreign Office suggests that the report is probably
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    NINETEEN MINERS KILLED.
    121 9 Cage Crashes In Pit Shaft. Reuter Wireless Service. London, Oct. 11. Nineteen lives were Ics. not of total af 2& miners descending Plank L2XM Co,lie 7J, near Leigh. Lancashire, early this morning through a defect in the winding gear. TO cage crashed to the botton of the
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    SEAPLANE FACTORY DESTROYED.
    49 9 Nine Fairey Machines Burnt Up. Reuter. London. Oct. 12. O-cr £100 000 v.or.h of the world's fastest JZ sea planes were destroyed by fire at Fairly Aviation Company's factory nea Southampton. The fire *hota factory and only one of ten machines tn the hangars was saved.—Reuter.
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    INSULL ARRESTED IN GREECE.
    254 9 Released After Brief Examination. Extradition Treaty Not Working. Reuter. Paris, Oct. 9. 4 Samuel Insull's son returned to Paris to-day as mysteriously as he left. He has rejoined his mother but has refused to make a statement' Athens, Oct. 10. Samuel Insull has arrived here and
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    JEWELS AT SEA BOTTOM.
    111 9 Million Dollar Treasure Of Emperor. Alleged Son Will Claim Any Salvage. Reuter Wireless Service. Norfolk (Virgina), Oct. 9. An attempt will shortly be made to salvage Maximilian of Mexico. k o! the the bottom of the sea in the wrecx 'sEo'rf "sees that after Emperor in
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    MORE TREASURE FROM THE "EGYPT."
    74 9 Reuter Wireless Service. London. Oct. B. Specie to the value of the sth cargo recovered from the outh p and O. Uner "Egypt." was land*rd atto*»* a to-day by the Italian salvage rtl f two The latest haul, which days* exploration only J™*** ter< of
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    STOCK MARKET RECOVERS.
    10 9 Reuter. N ew York, Oct. It. sds
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    JOHORE MURDER CHARGE.
    868 9 DECEASED'S SON ACCUSED. Acquitted After Assizes Trial. jrrom Our Own Corretpondent.) johore Bahru, Oct. 10. Alleged to have taken his father, an old out in a koleh one evening in June and pushed him into the aea, a Malay was charged with murder, before Mr. Justice W.
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    SAVED FROM DROWNING.
    70 9 Two Chinese youths were .saved from drown ing on Sunday at Punggol. J* party of Chinese students visited the zoo and some of them decided to have a swim After a while two of them were seen to be in difflcul ties but prompt help was forthcoming.
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    510 10 Sports Pastimes. RUGBY FOOTBALL. S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. FULL POINTS FOR PUBLIC SERVICES. Public Services found the A.P.C. and L easy game in the SC.C. tournament on the Padang yesterday, when they won by t-vo goals, two tries and one penalty gcal (19 points) to one try <3 points). The score is
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    S.C.C. FIXTURES ALTERED.
    120 10 WILTS TO MAKE DEBUT ON X'IVfAS EVE. Tho following alterations and additions have been made in the list of S.C.C. fixtures: Dec. 24: Cancel Negri Sembilan substitute Wiltshire Rcgt. at S.C.C. Jan. 4: S.C.C. "A" v. Medical College Union at Sepoy Lines. Jan. 7: Cancel Malaya Command
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    ISLANDS XV BEAT P.S.R.F.C. "A."
    259 10 With their best men playing in the tournament game on the Rtfdang yesterday, the P.S.R.F.C. could only field an 1 "A" fifteen for their friendly with the Islands XV at Duneam Road yesterday, with the result that the Islanders left the winners by a goal
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    THE TURF.
    62 10 FRENCH CHALLENGER SCRATCHED. CESAREWITCH TO-DAY. London, Oct. IL The- altc:ations in the Cesarewitch probabhs are: Roi de Paris (Fox). Mandri sara (Weston). Prince Oxendon (Barber). Fir. away (Evans). Boldero (C. Jelliss). Mac's Choice (Jones). Sgi'i has been withdrawn.—xieuter. [Sigiri was the French entry who was tnought to st?nd
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    IRISH SWEEPS REALISE £17,280,000.
    216 10 London, Oct. 10. Ihe enormous sums raised in the Irish Steeps vvcre revealed at the close* of the draw wl _nic was annomceu that the aggregate sub criptiens up to now tctalleu i.17,280,000 of which the hospitals had receivad £4,175,0)0, and priz:-winners £13.105,000. Weune day's Cesarewitch
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    S.T.C. YEARLINGS.
    123 10 Twenty-nine Australian geldings bought foi the Singapore Turf Club last year under the yearlings scheme arrived on Monday by the "Nieiv- Zeeland." They were disembarked and taken to Thomson Road stables and will be d:awn fcr at five o'clock on Friday evening. They were all in excellent condition.
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    STRAITS RACING ASSOCIATION.
    58 10 The following clasification of horses ani ponies is issued by the Straits Racing Association: HORSES: (Transfers): Sweet Heather frcm Class 3 to Class 2. Park Mill from Class 3 to Class 4. NEW CLASSIFICATIONS.—CIass 3.—Point Blank. Deletions—Class. 2—lrish Caress. Class 3.—Tunisian. v." PONIES. (Transfers): Golden Queen- from
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    CHESS.
    117 10 SINGAPORE TOURNAMENT. The ninth round of the Singapore Chess Club championship was played IMS Friday at Adelphi Hotel with results as follows: E. E. Colman won from H. Vogel, R. Jumabhoy won from Tan Luang Kia, F. C. Peck won from B. O. Wilmot. Positions now are: P. W.
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    CRICKET.
    89 10 TATE LEAVES FOR ANTIPODES. London, Oct. 11. Maurice Tate has recovered and is leaving lor Australia.—Reuter. [The Sussex and England bowler, it will be r membered, had a serious nervous breakdown on the eve of the M.C.C. team's departure for Australia. He was to report subsequently at Lord's but
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    BASKETBALL.
    79 10 MUAR MALAYS FORM A TEAM. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar, Oct. 10. The "Red Rose" team from Batu Pah at, which does not include any Chinese, was defeated by the Muar Chinese by 56—12. Thb Is the first time that the Malayj have put up a basket-ball team and
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    107 10 BRITAIN BEATS FRANCE. INTERNATIONAL CLUBS MEET. Reuters Wireless Service. London, Oct. 8. At Queen's Club, Britain won the match between the International Club of Great Britain and the French International Ciub by nine matches to six. To-day's singles results were as follows:— Bousrus (France) beat Malfroy, 9—7, 6—3.
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    GARRISON TOURNAMENT.
    47 10 The Garrison tournament (other ranks) was concluded on Monday, the winners of the events being: SINGLES: Bdr. Heath. R.A.. beat Sgt. Robertson, R.A., 6—2, 2—6, B—6. DOUBLES: Sgt. Robertson, R.A.M.C., and Sgt. Cashman. R.A.P.C.. beat Bdr. Heath, R.A, and Bdr. Madden, R.A., 7—5. 4—6, 6—l.
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    S.R.C. TOURNAMENT. .
    85 10 S.R.C. TOURNAMENT. Results and ties in the S.R.C. tournament: DOUBLES HANDICAP: Dr. G. de Souza and G. Lowe beat J. S. de Souza and K. C. Balhetchet 4—6, 6—4, 6—2. MIXED DOUBLES: G. Lowe and Miss M. de Souza v. P. d'Almcida and Mrs. M. G. E,ber (unfinished). TO-MORROW'S TIES.
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    KELANTAN CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    45 10 The Kelantan open doubles championship at Kota Bahru resulted as follows: Boon Jin and Ramiah beat Fisher and Fenwick 6—3. 2—6, 9—7. In the open singles (semi-final i Ramiah beat Fenwlck 6—3. 6—3. The winner mecta Dr. J. H. Bowyer in the final.
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    213 10 MALACCA SPRINTERS' LEAGUE. The deciding game in the Malacca Sprinters' League will be played at Kubu "C" ground on Saturday at 4.45 p.m. A group photograph of the finalists will also be taken immediately before the game. The teams will be selected from: "B' Team: Low Ah Sang
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    PLAY AT PASIR PUTEH.
    46 10 A match played on the Pasir Puteh Padang Kelantan, on the 7th between Mr. R l German s XI and the Pasir Puteh XI end-d m a goalless draw. The teams were well matched but football of a mediocre standard was seen.
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    J.M.F. BEAT MUAR CHINESE.
    191 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar, Oct. io On Thursday, on the Muar Club Padanr the Johore Military Forces becu the 2 Chinese by the odd goal in thveV. Th cZZ were not at full strength and Kok Tione S goal was given a lot of work
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    MUAR MEDICOS BEAT "MATA MATAS."
    51 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Mo.ar, Oct 10 SFvl Club defe *ted the Fadanr 0 en th Club It?? c™e U the go£ls were scored in the first half. Play was inclined to m TZ. 5t the end but Mr. *c troUed the game well. ee>
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    BOXING.
    83 10 FIGHT AFLOAT. sdse It is reported that plans are being discussed to stage a "sen-going championship" fight between Jack Dempcey. the ex-heavy-weight champion cf the world, and Max Schmellng the German, on board a Transatlantic lin a r Dempsey and Schmeling arc reported to be willing to take part
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    ROWING.
    410 10 R.S.Y.C. EVENTS. The Inter-port Regatta will be held on Oct 27 when the Miri Rowing Club w.ll be the guests of the Royal Singapore Yacht Club The principal race will be that for the Inter port Challenge Cup for fours. It will be re called that the Miri R
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    BADMINTON.
    134 10 ROVERS B.l\ TOURNAMENT. Tics in the open singles and junior singles tournament of the Rovers B. P. for the werk end are: TO-MORRCW. 5 p.m. JUNIOR SINGLES Cheon* Soon Tuan v. Ong Chai Guan. OPEN SINGLES: Ku;n Kirn Leng v. Wee Cheng Hock. FRIDAY, 5 p.m. JUNIOR SINGLES: Chan
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    HAPPILADS' A.P. BEAT T.T.S.H.R.C.
    108 10 The Happiiads' A. P. defeated the Tan Teck Seng Hospital R. C. by four games to three at he Jovials' court at Lim Tua Tow Road. Scores (H. A. P. olayers mentioned first): Lee Yang Chim beat Goh All Kow 1-15, 15-11, 15-9, Koh Pway Thow
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    65 10 The finals of the Singapore Championships will be played off at the S.V.C. Drill Hal), Beach Road, on Sunday, at 3 pm. and will be followed by a tea party. The finalists are: LADIES' OPEN SINGLES: Mrs. L. M. Pennefather (holder) v. Miss E. da Silva. JUNIOR SINGLES: Tan Chwee
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    39 10 Entries art- now open for the Amateur SportIrnr Association's open singles cliamplomhlp (league system) :u*d tbo A tt d D hu ss! t knnrk-otti' competitions. and r.osi on Oci. m P ilo Lm; w5 b. wwptrt th l( date.
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    MISSING TOWKAY FOUND.
    157 10 Two Alleged Kidnappers Arrested. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Oct. 12. Gcod work by the Ipoh police resulted in the finding of Towkay Loh Yoon Tin, a prominent miner of Pasir Puteh, who was kidnapped on Sept. 10 while driving to his mine at Jalang Kkdang (Menglembu).
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    EX-NAVAL MEN.
    96 10 Requested To Register By F.M.S. Government. All officers, petty officers and men on the Marine active or retired list of the Royal Navy. Rcyal Marines, Royal Naval Reserve and Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, who take up their residence in the F.M.S. or who have taken un their residence
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    NEW HOME AIR ROUTE.
    94 10 K.L.M. To Make Southern Detour. From No. I, 1932. the K.L.M. planes will take the southern route in Europe, which means that instead of landing at Halle-Leipzig (Germany) and Budapest (Hungary), they will land at Marseilles and Rom". The K.L.M. will try, however, to reach Athens
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    FRENCH SHIPPING STRIKE ENDED.
    85 10 Reuter. Marseilles. Oct. 11. Four liners of the Mcssageries Maritimes Compiegne. the 1 Explorateur," "Grandidier." Champcllicn" and **Lamartine." have been abandoned by the rrew as a result of a decision of the Seamen's Union to declare a strike on all vessels belonging to the company. The
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    SOVIET ICEBREAKER'S RECORD.
    54 10 Reuter. i 1 rp. Moscow, 0ct..11. The North-East Passage" from the White I Sea to the Pacific has been made in one I summer for the first time in history by'the K-oyiet icebreaker- "Sibiriakov." which after I a propeflor fmLshed the voyage to Bchring Straits under sail
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    253 10 Special Attraction At The Pavilion. I atln?? "t™* Prof?rammi t which u L hous<fa at both shows yesterdav ta being offered at the Pavilion wheJc jrtarsi ,w the d but a running commentary by an announce, «cmned ttUdlei:ce to (he scenes 18 112, furring aim. or great
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    VOLLEY-BALL.
    39 10 A BATU PAHAT FRIENDLY. i Fnym Out Oirn Correspondent.j JgS w ir,' of M?u 4E"«Ltalh« by the Chinese Rccr aftin Club. Baiu Pahat on Prtdoy, and In a friendly natch Seng Wah" won by Uircu game* to erne.
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    BIG SUM OF MONEY INVOLVED.
    520 10 RUMOURS OF CI Wu AGAINST BANK. Preliminary Inquiry Re-opened. Charges Against Straits-Born Chinese. Ths prt limlnnj v nquir) of cheating «fo* a% docrmjtfe m d u lV) *> .against a StraUH-lM 1,1 Bhor Tcng Quee. v..,. lh Dfcirirl Jud 1 12, if,< hIU y»FUr&ay. when
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    VON GRONAU RESCUED.
    24 10 Rangoon, Oct It- Yon Oronau has reached here safely. been rescued by the steamer X departure is delayed tor five days.—
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    What's On To-Night.
    116 10 Alhambra. —"The Final Editi a Ma? Clarke. Pat O'Brien, etc. Ma p.m. i..„ B:l Capihl—"On Our S Bailey. Matinre at 3.15 p.m. Empire—"Reckless Living TMH Tv! f Prints" (talkie serial). First in "Picniera of the West." Great World.-Side shews, pasar malam. Malay opera. Chinese vayangs. silent an
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    CLAIM FOR SALARY AND BONUS.
    244 11 Mine Accountant's Case. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Oct. 1. A c'aim arising from the terminates of a mine accountant's services was the subject <i a civil suit before Mr. Justice 'Ihome m tne Supreme Court this morning. According to the pleadings, plaintiff. Mr. A.
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      594 11 CLUB DIARY. (There arc numerous Clubs and Societies tn Singapore, most of the jSfaSn readers of the "Malaya Tribune. Tk* provided specially for them. Secretaries are ■.nvitcd to co-operate in keeping it md complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the ''Diary of The "Club Diary" can
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      427 11 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, OCT. 12. High Tides.—9.30 a.m., 9.27 p.m. Rotary Luncheon. Adelphi Hotel Rugby: S.C.C. XV, v. Glosters II, S.C C. Hockey: S.R.C. "A* v. Khalsa, S.R.C.; S.RC II v. OR.A. II, S.C.R.C.; R.I. v. M.C.U, R.I. TO-MORROW, OCT. 13. High Tides—9.56 a.m., 10.10 p.m. Annual Inspection, Boys'
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    CHILD SECRETLY BURIED?
    567 12 EXHUMED AFTER 16 DAYS. Foster Parents Charged. A young Cantonese married couple stood in the dock in the Coroner's Court yesterday when. Mr. F. G. Bourne inquired tots !he circumstances surrounding the death of a three-year-o d female child, wh: s tody vas exhumed 16 days aLer
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    WILD LIFE COMMISSION.
    133 12 The third volume of the report of the Wild Life Commission is now available, at $4 per copy. It embraces a schedule of relevant enactments, rules, regulations and orders; extracts from game laws of other countries; exhibits of the Rubber Growers' Association, etc. There is much interesting
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    POLICE BAND CONCERT.
    62 12 The Band of the S.S. Police will perform the following programme, weather permitting, at Telok Ayer on Thursday at 9 p.m.: March, "The Grand Duke" Krafft; Overture, "French Comedy," Bela; Selection of "Old and New Airs," Fincke; Valse, "Eton Boating Song," Kaps; Ballet Music, "Coppelia," Delibes; Melodic,
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    152 12 At the annual general meeting of the Chinese Commercial Athletic Party, he!d en the 7th Inst., at the residence of Mr. Chua Bocn Chit, 70-71, Market Street, the following were elected office-bearers for the ensuing year: President: Mr. Lim Kirn Cheng; VicePresidente, Messrs. Tan Swee Guan and Chia Teck Swee;
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    FATAL ACCIDENT AT PULAU BUKUM.
    58 12 Fell After Electric Shock. Whilst engaged in painling the rcof of one c; the Asiatic Petroleum Co.'s gcdowns in Fuiau Bukum yesterday morning, a Chinese v. orkmcn came into contact with a live wir* 5 tnd fell to the cement flcor. He fractured I s
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    CASH AND DRIVING LICENCE STOLEN.
    85 12 Alleged to have stolen $11 in cash and a c* ving licence, a yoimg Chinese tpONKCd before the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. P. F. Gregg t j sterday, and was convicted and n:.eo $30 or cne month's imprisonment. Court Inspector Dale, for the prosecution stated
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      579 12 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme Of Drills. TO-DAY, OCT. 12. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, S.R.A. (v). Drill and Instructing. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, "C" (Scottish) Coy., Mailaig Cup Instruction. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters. "D" (Eurasian) Coy Casuals. Table "A." 5.30 p.m.—Headquarters. Officers, S.V C, Lecture "Internal Security." TO-MORROW, OCT. 13 ML FRIDAY, OCT. 14. 3.15 p.m.—Headquarters, Ist Bn.
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    SINGAPORE AND OTTAWA.
    840 13 mission a complete srccESS. Malayan Pineapple In Canada. KEI»n"TION IN DUTY. luOilun Sept. 28. rjjt (if IMc 11 1 ).ad tin pleasure this Week <"• i„.ti Ou-lum. Pr4:clpal cf w nr. li-.ro and Co.. General Pre- i Milt' UVm Lttlie E.c a, alio UV«' i L. -."id
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    DID YOU KNOW....
    266 13 THAT Science teaches us hJatory? ißy o\'t Scientific CtimspOtidc ni i If men relied upen wi.inrs- ot <*vcn <h~ woLd tuu:rt.d d<-«WJ from in ration generation. tiny wyald ic,:ow p"*icus Llil' about the p>i*t and what th- wo-ia a id the pceple in it were l'ke thcusand»
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    PICTURESQUE SOPRON.
    148 13 A Hungarian Salzburg? Sopron. A Haydn festival week is being held in Sopron to commemorate the composer's centenary and his connection with the Eszterhazy family, which owns extensive estates in the neighbourhood. Two hundred performers are taking part in the concerts, and special trains are bringing visitors from
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    THE RUSH TO THE RAND.
    149 13 Blacksmith Who Led The Way. Johannesburg. At the Rand Pioneers' dinner, at Johannesburg, on Sept. 27. the Gov?rnor-General, the Earl cf Clarendon, will attend and the guests will include Godfrey Lys and George Honeyball, the two sole survivors of the men who first fcund gold
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS.
    196 13 MONTHLY RETURN OF COLONY STOCKS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS, SEPTEMBER 30, 1932. (AS DECLARED) IN TONS. (A.) DEALERS' STOCKS. Dry. Wet. Total. Crepe. Wet. Total n R SS. U.S.S. Estate Remill Scrap Dry. Wet. Dry. dry rubber Blanket Lump and as estiroaCrepe. Bark and Sheet. and Wet
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    2524 14 Sports Pastimes. AUSTRALIAN PLAYERS OF TO-DAY. SURVEY OF TALENT IN ANTIPODES. FRESH LIGHT ON THE DARK HORSES. CRICKET. Although the Australian eleven in the forthcoming Test series is not likely to differ radically frcm that which opposed South Africa last season, it is probable that more than one cricketer will
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    HOW'S THAT?
    1027 14 EXTENDED COUNTY PROGRAMMES. ALL-INDIA'S TOUR. When the Advisory County C:icket Committee hold their next meeting, which according to precedent will be late in Octobv or early in November, they will have again to take into consideration the match qualification fcr the county championship, writes "Old Ebor" in the
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    44 14 N.S. INTER-DEPT. MATCH. (From Our Otvn Correspondent.) Seremban. Oct S The Customs Department ,niet the Eduntim Department on the Negri Sembilan Club hit; this evening, in an Inter-Departmenm! the game ending in a lin for the former kj one goal to nil.
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    VERNACULAR SCHOOL FINAL
    58 14 it'rom Our Own Ccrresvondent.) Malacca Oct. 7. Before a very large crowd the ca.nual competition among the local vernacular schoA was brought to a successful eontlmSflß with the final between Jasin and Surge! Mn This competition, open to all laih ur.u I 41: 7ins.. drew as many
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    133 14 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (S.S.I, LTU Prices for the Shell Motor Spirit and v&rioas brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Motor Sprit ex pump per British Imperial gallon ex 4 gallon drum per British Imperial gallon PJ Shell Motor Sprit per 4 gallon tin WM Shell Kerosene per
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      466 14 W WiJ ft ]r*\ Non_;Sag Filament v2y LAMPS j WITH THE WONDERFUL NON-SAG .rILAMENT-A MAZDA INVENTION. on top-always Ii «yj~\ So pure that it can be used on the IjH jß\ most deficafe skin with absolute 1 safety, the scented, foaming lather j p4 y from Pears' brings comfort to
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      159 14 ""1 > THE "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST* J H is now owned by the "JfoWJ Tribune" Press, Ltd., and I from the "Malaya Mb** I of 56-60, Anson. Road, SngaV**It is being greatly the introduction of *Z Features, while the best of tne i ones are retained. The features include: j
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      404 15 (TEAMER JSAILINGS. P. 0. CKIIISH INDIA APCAR LINESVOX**** England). -AIL PASSENGER CARGO M SERVICES. o AN D ORIENTAL STEAM LONDON AND NA Ir; v AST MAIL SERVICE. (U^fcomr a ct with His Majesty, 1 Government). iniTvTARD FROM LONDON For Chits and Japan Tonnage. Singapore 1932 15,000 Oct. 14 r 6.000
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      602 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. THE iSINY.K. ?g!gS? LINE (Japan Mail) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Middlesborough. Vessels. Tonnage. Due. Ball. 5 FUSHIMI MARU 11,000 Oct. 20 21 HAKOZAKI MARU 10,500 Nov. 2 3 TERUKUNI MARU 12,000 Nov. 15 16 HAKUSAN MARU 10,600 Nov. 30 Dec. 1 HARUNA MARU 10,400 Dec.
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      505 15 STEAMER SAILINGS^ NORDDEUTSCHER ESSjjjJ LLOYD, (Incorporate lo Germany). The underacted are the Company* Intended fixtures: OUTWARDS. "FULDA" for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, Kobe, Taku, Dalny and Tsingtao t c "LAHN" for Hollo, Cebu, Manila, Hkong, S'hai, Japan, Taku, Dalny and Tsingtao v HOMEWARDS. "ISAR" for Marseilles, Casablanca, Oran, Glasgow, Havre, London,
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      519 15 #111% SOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARCOLIOUTH, Manager. Office: 2, FlnLiyson Green. j THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, "MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. L. G. JOHNSON: General Manager. HEAD OFFICE: 3-c, Malacca Street,
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      431 15 BANKS. A€ c i 1-815 EASTERN BAM. 1i LIMITED. Mm BAfIK DOOM WA incorporated la itagtmsux M C~~~ agjß SDIGAJPOEB BBANCM IISPIJ D Almeida eHre«i. "uoiistd i.ud Bua»iitlb«J g» I £W5! Paid-up Capital £1,000.t0t Bf V I l F.?serve Fund and Rest 600.000 READ OFFICE: LONDON PiHra ''I s«anchica W
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      106 15 I A Better 1 Shave U Without all the Fuss J of Brush—Lather B —Rub-in j Simply wet your face, rub on cooling Barbasol and T shave—thatV all! j J But Barbasol doe« more I than give you just a good f I shave—it"- an active Anti- 1 septic! Soothes
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      1653 16 j THE BIG j 20 CENTS-WORTH. I j FIRST OF THE WEEKLIES. ft 1 i r I Le <Jwderciers School. ESTABLISHED 1906. I 218, Queen Street'& 61, Waterloo Street I\l I I Morning Classes only—Primary to Commercial. 1 1 NO AGE LIMIT! Principal:—F. I. MILES. 2 I .1 I iijjg
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      529 16 I Have In Stock Swiss Made Jurnuin» Figure Wrist Watches Of The Latest And j Various Designs For Ladies Gents j) They Are Both Attractive And Cheap. l) RELIABLE, DURABLE AND PUNCTUAL Prices Moderate. Call Inspect KWONG WAH LOONG, Jj Junction of Upper Cross Street, FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Electric refrigerator
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