Malaya Tribune, 19 October 1932

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. M- v No. •2.41 SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 19, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday, Oct. 19, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1932.
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      182 1 Buy Urn "MALAYAN SATUI >AY POST,' ThePictiw P«per. —WlS*^ 1 "Chop eijau" I < M^^/ i| \You will be sat sfied J CARLSBERG PILSENE» J JagHl "CHOP IHIAI- Obtainable at Hotels Club if; j!! The Meal <lrir.k for tr. jP i.-;-' Rest 'Houses throughout tv E I Straits Settlements and
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      244 1 A. FLINTER. 6, Raffles Place. BUYS Cold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest price* according to daily exchange rates. ,UWW,,,,11, 1, ~ll,fl,l ~,,,,,,l,,wt iiiiiiiiuidiiiii.iuiuiuiWuauiHii^ IQUINNESS IS. THE BESII I BUT I t BE SURE IT'S "DOB'S hW' GUINNESS STOUT! m I i c I <r
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    Highlights in the Life of WILL ROGERS, Star of the FOX Film "DOWN TO EARTH."
    1161 2 Copyright, 1931, V/illiam Hermann Deppermann. CHAPTER IV. MODEST FAME. ITT HEN the sum of £72,000 was paio to Will ft Roger:, for a mbAm of short talks over the radio.an almost hue ma'ion;.. 1 interest
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      174 2 POSTUM? "I don't mean give up your tea. No reason J why you should do that. Just give up too I much tea, and change to Postum two or JL Jm ,lree umeB iS I feel better since I tried 1 it-sleep better, too. I think you would Cc 3
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      11 2 Make Sure You Get The "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST The Picture Paper.
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      191 2 For your throats sake, smoke FRESH Cigarettes. VIRGINIA From Arcadia Works in London ru where the World's finest Vireinia When you pull this rubber Tab listen Cigarettes are made. r Y l6 air «»»i*J ir.to the tin. The hd then lifts off easily. "2- heahh t l Cig r ness
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      747 2 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Stations Best Received In Malaya. A list of possible stations is of less use to the beginners and the average listntr than some information about the broadcasting jtations w hich may be received regularly "and at fair strength. Below is such information given fully and compiled
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    INVERTED SNOBBERY IN RUSSIA.
    692 3 A Shortage Of Brain Workers. NEW SOVIET DKIVE. *Mowu»w. Sept. I 7 The Somite Uflidrt u-d.»y Is larcd with teilcus thorlago cf tu->dluult.s K-r tuu»> loo.Srm. Then- arc r. »in' n doctors, librarians, cuono:nlits. wox-xei'M Lamed workers in the co»operat'vi: *.J 'I 3 It l: ftintatcsl
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    THE PERILS OF THE ROADS.
    336 3 200 Children Killed In Two Months. L-IlJcll Sir 12Nearly two hundred child n wire fcii'cl <n fit re;'. accidents during th* hoUcov moutP* July and August Oik in every fiv»* victims v. h child. Mo=>t occurr:d on Sa.iUPdaj*! and fcwiM; on Sundays. Though iatalities involving
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    GANDHI AND HIS FASTS.
    864 3 Failure Of Previous Soil-Denial. i "SCHEME OF LIFE/' M M-Um •K, r U r-I 4-iOC fv iwir, K ""i ,i u <. n U (on*<i.Q»d n. I 1 -In.' .At ijaVitnud A I SLI?. 1 L,u y t^2/V" JCiW r 1.. r: tr.,u u,- H.SJ 11
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    THE FIRST ICES.
    164 3 How They Were Invented. Budapest. Sept. 15. A summer which began in May. and still continues to shew 35 in the shade, has mado the consumption of ic:-cream prodigious this year. The "Pcsti Hndap" recalls thai the first, ice-cream was made in 1660 by an Italian confectioner's
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    THE REUNION OF THE METHODISTS.
    996 3 A Million Chai GREAT CF REMOTE V IN LONDON. London, ftp':. 18. the Albert Ball wiP Le the EfJ?ns (t a •«rte« of ttgfcai -,:.t;..rin-s of gseat inpertanee After twenty j are c* inquiry, cltetrecica. and nrgctJaticn Ihe rarlotS Methodist Churches a.c tc bn reutKbd.
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      340 3 Have You Tried Our j fewest Drink? j l Appetising Refreshing I GENUINE FRUIT PRODUCT op M Plioenix Aerated Water Works 1 SINGAPORE. I I, v> v tt I !V I j I 'ylt/ camera j if is ?TT sotoid condOtofi, J 3^- —v. ready ior use once more. 1
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      9 3 THE PEOPLE'S PAPERS "Malaya Trtomĕ"— Daily. "Malayan Saturday Post"-Weekly.
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      375 3 i I j ft*" pf «9j -4 j j I The Tea of j I World-v^ide Prestige j By its choice quality and incomparable flavour Lipton's Tea appeals to all who appreciate j tilt best I ON SAIE EVERYWHERE IN THI j FAMOUS YELLOW TIN i t LfPTOH LTD.. Tea
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    THOSE ENDLESS SCRUMS. Sports & Pastimes.
    647 4 THOSE ENDLESS SCRUMS. Sports Pastimes. INTERNATIONAL HOARD'S «'IRCTLAR. RUGBY FOOTBALL. The liKtrnalloa.i! Rugby Board i;avyrn lai to phyn p.uU ict ie<6 oI which th< itowlng in *h 'ju TJ|| bcn> J of :ls; opinion that lb« 1 ii!»ir ir•• pro. ally in mil about Hit '"iinwc p l. rtj lv
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    124 4 A charity match in aid of non-Euiopean Unemployment Fund, between the Jcborc Medical Sports Club (runners-up in Johore League 1932) and the Chinese Companion Athleuc Association will be played on Friday at the Jalan Besar Stadium. The teams will line up as follows: Johore M. S. C: Low
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    FRIENDLY S.A. ANNUAL MEETING.
    78 4 At the annual general meeting of the Friendly Sporting Association held on Saturday elected 2S*5 Road the fo "°™ng 2**" Beng Chiang;; S 8 ST* elected,; V&KSS Wee Van" PoT hon secretary. Mr. Tan Yew Tent SJi treasurer, Mr Tan Ti™ r. ren B- hon. Mr.
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    MALACCA v. SEREMBAN LEAGUERS.
    934 4 BADMINTON. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Oct. 16. The Seremban Epworth Leaguers paid a "isit to Malacca on Saturday and met th? local Leaguers at vericus forms of sport. The games were all played at Bickiey Park. R suits: MEN'S SINGLES: Yeo Sun LCOC (S) beat
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    43 4 MILLIARDS. T--day's ties in the S.C.C. tournament ar; followsCHAMPIONSHIP: J. E. Wdls v. H. Gray. A. CLASS: E. Laidman—7s v. Dr H O Hopkins—2s. Capt. D. V. Hill—2s v.' A" w' Hay—so. B. CLASS; H. L. Hopkin—2s v. T M Smellie—so.
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    R.S.Y.C. EVENTS.
    551 4 SUNDAY'S SWEEPSTAKE RACE. YACHTING. Eight boats of "B" Class turned out on Sunday for a thoroughly enjoyable sweepstake ia~ at the R.S.Y.C. Merhn had an excetteni start in a fai'.ly strong aouiheriy breeze wih Corrib to leeward and Betsy to windward in a nip to Beacon 17. Merlin
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    QUEEN'S CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    93 4 LAWN TENNIS. Reuter's Wireless Service. m London. Oc: u In the semi-final of the Queen'* club com 1 coiru clmiupjonships. Borotra France. b™112 Ma i fr °7 «New z, aland». 7-5* TS 7_£*4 b at In the worn n*#iin. n? Irs semi-finals, Mi Stammer;, beat Mb* Morfey.
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    PING-PONG.
    56 4 The Wha Tuck School tr.u nament result i as follows: Champion. Loh Kam Scorn juiiner-up. Ho Ah Heng: third. Leong Cho:v Pla; fourth Koh Hon Chew PTtoee will be distributed on Friday at th~chocl premises. Any rehcol. association, club or socie'v T« m T^ es with the above £ch
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      13 4 For the Week-end— "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST." 20 Cents. I fSP s TOKALON, LTD.—LONDON.
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      113 4 TO START YOUR CAR Reprcson: throughout Hi lay;-, by V.earne Bros. L!d. Sole Agents, UNIVERSAL CAES LTD., Ord- j, Singapore. laiMaaaaaawMaai < RECOZv kfDED^ i»f C Idren Give your children WateabnrVi Conasecnid for colds *nd run down physical ronditinaaj It is a Fafc to;i:e, v.idelv endorsed by the mcdiP\W \wi
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    1243 5 LATEST QUOTATIONS. IVUNING HMUED BY FKASEB CO.. KXCHANGI AND STOCK BBOKI RS. Sirgap.ne. Or.. It, if);;*!, 10 am. Vfcjue Bvyeim fillers £1 Asam Kunabanfl Tin 2n 2k El Austral Malay 18'- 2«'--5:. Ayer Hitam Tin 12- 12.) tl Bangrin Tin 141 16--tl Batang Padang Ml 0.16 SI
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    Commercial News. TEA SHARES SHOOT UP.
    118 5 Growing Probability Of Restriction, I Reuter. Londo::, Oct. 13. T mUC i! i:,cleas d I rin t a share titl Pi nancial News attributes to brLSTSS P robabiiitv that som: larm of t«?ag red Upon India c J"°» tn Dutch But ladle, erow.-rs. Th..
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    MONEY SEEKING EMPLOYMENT.
    212 5 London And Wall Street Rally. Reuter's Wireless Service. I.oir'-u. OcL. 17. On Lh« Sttx*!< to-day minings Jin attracted ccnri! durable uttenrton nnd thure been aLo a sharp tally in At£ri(lnc Ratify*. C»h .wise, bu-sln,on the new account disappointing, Arte:' ,;in? p oflt-takl-v?, 3 i tLsh Goumrarnt •eecur'.rUc
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    RUBBER CROPS.
    49 5 Further September Returns. Turthur rubber returns fcr the month of September reported to us are: I2:m:eh 38.485 lb i:uklt Katil 12.041 lb. changat 26 992 lb Indragirl 63.150 lb. Kuala Romau 45,000 lb. l:k Kawi 46.500 lb. Lttnaa 32.500 lb. Nyalaa 32 200 ib. Tapah 80,0u0 ib.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    223 5 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore, Oct. 19. Selling: London 4 months" sight 2s. 3 31j32d. Loncon 3 months' sight 2s. 3 lo loc., London 60 aays* sight 2s. 3 29 32d, London 30 days' sigh. 2s. 3" s d., London demand 2s. 3 27 32d„ London T.T.
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    EXCHANGE MARKET SENSATION.
    116 5 SPECULATION AS TO BRITISH MOTIVES. Reuter. New York. Oct. .18. A Startling fa 1 in starting of from three to lour points caused a sensation in tne Port g-i Exchange Market to-day. U I, attributed to lack of support by th. Bank of England ani to seasonal
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    MANDAI-TEKONG RUBBER.
    335 5 Directors' Annual Report. The annual general meeting cf the MaidiaTekong iSmgapore) Rubber Brtates, Ltd.. will be held at 64. 03 a:id C 6, Ifarfctt Street, on Cct. 25 at noon. In their report lor the ended J..ly 11, 1932. to be presented at the meeting, the directors state:
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    TIN OUTPUTS.
    53 5 September Returns. September 11« out puis rrpurtAd to uf .it* Hiru? Fntl .Siuigtl B .0 414 81 plkvila. Jpoh 44f» ulfciiK jrlrbu JSO p sculj". Kntll .»94 l>iktt«3. Kmtn 3"5 pikulr.. Kucha» K>4 plkula. CdtvoHiaSod 1 ".in pUiuls Kdbmq CjntuhiinUd U6i pi;: uls somiuylh 75.80 p Ku'n. funnel
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    301 5 B. ETLIN AND CO S REPORT. j Oct. 19, 11 a.m. RUBBER. Loudon: 2 :i s d., up i;32d. Now York: 3 5i16 G.), unchanged. Sha-cs: Quiet. Alienors 40—50 cents Ayer Moleks 30—35 cents. Ayer Panas 30—22 cents, Bassetts 20—25 cents, Brogas 20—25 cente. Bukit Jelotongs 10—15
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    IN THE POLICE COURTS.
    604 5 Criminal Breach Of Trust. Theft Of A Bicycle. A Tamil by ih; nam oi Vtlagjtham, a n v.r,papar and n:axa me seller, wab acqjiti d md discharged yts.eeday by Mr. A. \V. Hay. he Second Magisini c. when be was arraigned on a charge ;f crim
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    WOMAN SMUGGLER APPEALS.
    123 5 Sequel To Sensational Case* It is understood that Mrs. Dora Strezeszak. the Poliih woman who was lined $15,000 or sentenced to two years' rigorous imprisonment n default, by the District Judge on Monday, has given notice of appeal through her coun>l. iff. R. Page. She was convicted
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    ANOTHER SMUGGLING CASE APPEAL.
    144 5 Alleged Bad Treatment In Prison. lh» Rttt Pnd third nccused in another rase (leo Kirn Llan and Chung Kirn Guan). SaY a>er« convicted n oharga* of ga»jan**ea of OK:.000 worth Of non Gove n.iv.T.' chandu and rit'.! bein concerned in ths i npo tation of the
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    36 5 The postponeld sixth annual general meeting of the Singapore Mercantile Co-op rative Thrift and Ix)an Society, Ltd.. will be held at the Eastern Extension Australasia and China Telegraph Co., Ltd on Pridv at 513 p m
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      256 5 Vegetable Flower Seeds. {.id received a fresh stock \\V have j** y e g e table and Flower seeds. They n ,«ranteed of their germination, results air obtained from our SEEDS. Essence and Colours POR CAKE& im «iv all ioris of Essences and IfC M'l'rColours for making cakes of any
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      142 5 NOTICE SST M. B?TP w OT ST jg\ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ufcftt the Trade Marxs depleted ab ye a-e ttie exclusive property of Chop Teo Guan Tong of No. t, Synagogu: Stre.t, Singapore, and that ttW BUM are'u,td by tL. caul firm in resp;ct oi Benzoin also known as
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      116 5 MAILS CLOSE. TO-MORROW, OCT. 20. Penons, Province Wellesky, North-West Pw-rak, Kedah, Siam, Nortn, N.-East and North West Sumatra (Kedah) 10 a.m. Christmas Island (Nagisan Maru) nocn China, Hainam, Japan, Korea, Formcsa, Eaot" Siberia, Western Canada and Wtstein States of U.S.A. (Cremer) 2 pm. Java, South-West Sumatra, South-East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas,
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      120 6 l^^c^»- Matinee: To-Day at 3.15 j To-Night! j FreJric March j and j Sylvia Sidney in ParamounVs Outs aiding Triumph! With the Beautiful English Star of LOOSE ENDS"—ADBIANNE ALLEN J Hero i perfection—in story, in acting, in direction, in stars and east—YOU MUST SEE IT! j #£.^&-scx3L9 > (j'aaaa^2Yiaß'^ Ralph
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      78 6 ZaSu Pitts j I TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! I TO-MORROW! I BLONDE CAPTIVE AN ABSOLUTELY AUTHEN AMAZ 1 N G ADVENTURE! The Men of 50,000 Years Apo AND ONE WHITE WOMAN Hear Her Astounding Story! j Learn Why She mid Noi turn I Last Night Adolplie Menjou AND Elissa Land! IX The
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      375 6 j TO-NIGHT JAMES DUNN AND SALLY EILERS in I DANCE TEAM J I O X PICTCRE. J j GREAT WORLD TALKIE THE4TrTI j TO-NIGHT AT 7 15 A 9.15 P.M. < JAMES DUNN, SALLY EILERS MAE MARSH i„ I M OVER THE HILL I Vott !teh j j NEXT CHANCE:
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    FAILURE OF IRISH NEGOTIATIONS.
    386 7 Impossible To Keach Ar Agreement. Reuter's Wireless Service. London, Oct. 19 A united ma. Republic with some conne--ucn with the British Commonwealth Is the uay Permanent solution of the Irish difficulties acccrdmg to Mr. Qe Valera, declared lit lTionuu in a statement In the House of
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    STAMPING OUT DRUG TRAFFIC.
    178 7 Hie Gang Hound-Up In Paris. Reuter's Wireless Service. Parte Oct. if» A (kterminal el tempt lo *!#mp out the dm? nftlr (n Paris br Commlsclone»' Prioltl, chicf di <he "Brlgstk' Mondain" (the special servtjj I > ha resulted In the urust ol seven munbtfa or ft
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    PILOT DEAD IN AIR SMASH.
    840 7 French Plane Crashes In Surrey. FOG ACCIDENT. London. Sept. 18. A f«W minutes bcforr it was due at Croyaed A.rcdrcmc yesterday m :rnir i aft:r trom Pans, a French a.r freighter, b.lons-ng o the Air Union, c ashed in o trees at Selrdon *****, Surrey,
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    SPANISH LAND WORKERS ORGANISE.
    134 7 Important Meeting In Madrid. j Madrid. Sept. 17. The rapidity with which the agricultural workers are crgan'sing in labour unions is illustrated by the fact that representatives ol 390.000 members are present at the congress oi Srcialist landwo:kers, which cp ned in Madrid to-day. In 1930.
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    £5,000,000 TUBE EXTENSION.
    566 7 London's New Line To-morrow. THE COUNTRY COMES TO "TOWN." Louden, Sept. 18. rail. ing when th i 1 130 cpened mornSirsr» ST ro. nn eliablm e Pnaeengera to travel underground across Greater London fcr a dttlnce cf almost twenty-three mil- s ot this <vhich win a o
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    PAY ARREARS TO THE LEAGUE.
    152 7 Appeal To Defaulters. Reuter's Wireless Service. Geneva. Oct. 17. An appeal to defaulting States to make an efTcr: to pay their cvrears of subscriptions ta contained in a rcsolu ion adopted by the final meeting cf the Assembly Delegates who have been wrestling with the
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    LONDON'S WELCOME TO THE PRINCE.
    69 7 Reuter's Wireless Service. London. Oct. 15. A large crowd of city workers, mostly girls, gave the Prince of Wales a rousing welcome when he arrived at Liverpool Street Station this morning by boat-train from Holland. So enthusiastic were the Prince's well-wishers that the police had
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    NOT GERMANY'S LAST WORD.
    589 7 British Premier And Arms Talk. Reuter's Wireless Service. London. Oct. 15 Following the ccnver; ations in Lcnd-jn between Mr. MacDonr.'.d and If. Harriot, communications with th? German Government a-: actively continued in connection with the Pour-Power Conference and there is a ma.kcd hope in well-info; .ned
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    COTTON PEACE HOPES.
    332 7 Improving Chances Of Settlement. MtfiKliL.«=i»r. Sept. 17. The joint coHrm srlk° c nr:r?ncc hrrt »n tier ib*' chairman-hip n M p. W L.rr.i representing th? M'nlht:? nf i„tit. |rti ptned 1»:; Tur-day, hr nht.idy ore uifll i> r! toat which -<hou d nuurt u fcr a' r
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    COLONY'S REPORT ON EDUCATION.
    537 7 Encouraging Work At Trade School. 41:* fuln.wiru: *rc extnui* !iom Hit annual ir, u.! vdUiaiUni tu th»- S 3 lijr IMD: TJI JiMtunry jpociai hiicrtuw:) «-hiK/h wnti 'T-* prt nl Blnjflpojv in V'cl irn Bridge Wtoi-01. "'«Win Ro.nS Sibol. G vLrur :v;unn B!Uf OutT.TTI -i prv.tfi-
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    MALACCA LADY'S DEATH.
    58 7 (From Our Ovn Correspondent.) Malacca. Oct 19. TVith tragic roddenness the death occurred at 10 o'clock lest ni«Mt of Mrs. Harriet at her realdeaca at Trarjcmetah. The ci. -d was the wife of <fr. Rob Thoma? io Dh rict Office. Js. in. She was apparently well if
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      668 7 StSt AD YE RTISEMEk TS. ijtT_N ected spaciom Bungalow, p r \only 1.V3-B. Hr.ig Road. i wi j J WANTED —An Experienced 11 per with knot ledge cf type business routine. English. I iM ndartn) and Malay, is ar.d is willing to accept cgHBfAI WANTED—For British Torch r i p:
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      97 7 Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force oyer $35,000,000. j The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In the Strmlta Settlement*). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street fiin«Mv». head wriu*.. L m TZ 7k o Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 17. Old Jewry, W.O. The Company ha* £20,000 deposited with
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    F.M.S. "FIVE YEAR PLAN."
    938 8 It may be assumed that a good deal will be heard about retrenchment in the Colony at to-day's meeting of the Legislative Council. There are two items in the report of the Select Committee loi Singapore which call for some comment. One refers to the 'Sea
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    22 8 From Europe (London malls do patched on C pt. 29). by the "Riijula," due at Penang at G a.m. to-morrow.
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    CUTS IN COLONY'S BUDGET.
    1053 8 Rice For Non-European Unemployed. i There are scvera". Interesting Items i i the lepc.ts of the (hive Srlect Committees for Singapore and Labuan. for Penang and for Mala ca on the Estimates fcr 1933. 'ihe general effect H to increase the revenue s d decease the
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    464 8 > 'by j Scotsmen want Home R UJ their womenfolk wen'i ,2 ,f submissive, why get marifeJr The old Volunteer Cant*. Beach Road was duly evening, with If timber could talk. v >n v that battered and stained h," could tell! Andifor.lv i J all the "good
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    46 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London: 2Vd. New York: 3 SIC cents <G >. Singapore: 7 316 cen*s. UUllueM d TIN. London Spot: £153. (Vf Its.)London 3 months: «L-3 7s Sd H Singapore: $78.37. 'j COPRA. Mersrs. Barlow and Co. report: Sundricd Mixed The markit is quiet—,ii'-ady.
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      243 8 "Don t Save on a my Food and Endanger my lĔt^^\ Health" wVm Too frequent meals, Tft-Bits, Sloppy Foods and Sweetstuffs hasten rnysical Decay. Don't let your dog dig his grave with his teeth Help him to achieve his normal and intended span of years. Feed mm on foods which
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      62 8 [CHIPPENDALE PATTERN ii STERLING SILVER jj WAITERS jj I For Presentation j U.S. de Silva Bros, i JEWELLERS. j 23. Hiirh Street, Singapore. I r r r r r r r riedurt your cr»sf of '.iving and at the same time support local industry by using T.K.K.s J SHOES. TYRES
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      43 8 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. Ycrterrby's M >x. Tf mp ratur?, 88 drg F. Let night's M:n Temperature. 77 dec. F Yesterday's Raima!! JJft ins. runshine. 1.4 heirs. 1 p.m. Rebtiv- Humidity. 85 per oent. 1 pm. Wind. S.W 5 m.p.h. 1 p.m. Wealher, overcast.
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    Secretary Of State On Preferences. COLONY'S FREE TRADE " DOGMAS " SCORNED.
    2011 9 Secretary Of State On Preferences. COLONY'S FREE TRADE DOGMAS SCORNED. GOVERNOR'S STATEMENT AT TO-DAY'S COUNCIL MEETING. Unofficial Urged To Think Imperially. to-day's meeting of the Legislative Council H. E. the G r made a second speech on the new fiscal policy of the Colony, „g thai he had the full
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    "RED" CIRCULAR IN SIAM.
    92 9 Bloodshed Promised On Oct. 23. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Eangkck. Cel. 18. A circular received by the "Bangkok Times '.Tie this afternoon ran as follows: "Bloodshed Ca; By order of the Committee of Public S-iltty you ac advis.d to keep your sufi away frcm the Statue
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    MORE TROUBLE FOR CAROL.
    141 9 Roumanian Government Resigns. Reuter's Wireless Service. Bnkhiivi'st G«t r; A- tfu- result o: ih< l»I o,i.m-.i I J>"* ro Dr. Vittdu Votvod. Lta* Pfpmi ti j V 'iTltMtasc the nosv Foreign Mlnmtw. svh> I 'r recently was Rroiruuitnn MlJii.-irr :n 1 L"r. 'in. flver the jr.oposed
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    149 9 "DOWN TO EARTH —WILL ROGERS' LIFE. CHAPTER IV. on pace 1 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. on page 2. INVERTED SNOBBERY IN RUSSIA, on p. 3 GANDHI AND HIS FASTS, en pace 3. THE REUNION OF THE METHODISTS. on page 3. IN THE POLICE COURTS, on page 5
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    AIR MAIL SERVICE TO SINGAPORE.
    69 9 Australians To Link L'p With Imperial. Reuter. M Itnurnr, Ort. 18. The Rdcia! hiter-dcpartmcntM Gtnn.nitct JiiVrs;ißrnittp '.hp proposal* fur un Amtralf*-air-matl M'ivie<\ has rrjorud aval»* Dutch Co:np;.ny*< citer to ?u.' mail-» v.i 1j oij. a -Mibsldy aiifi 'nts Twocprnoud~d tn<* potftcatfon of the oiTcr of
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    HEIR TO JAPANESE THRONE?
    43 9 Reuter. Tokyo, Oct. 18. Hopes for a male heir to th- throne arc rewtved by a report from a reliable source thrt the Empress is enceinte, a similar happy event was anticipated last spring but the nation was aisappointed.—Reuter
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    JAPANESE BIG PUSH.
    759 9 TOWN TAKEN FROM VOLUNTEERS. Severe Resistance At All Points. CJreat Destruction By Air Bombing. "Sin Chew Jit Poh." and o,h r p:irts of Manohuria. «here severe t22 S m been anCe eavy U damV has Shanghai, Oc ic. With the ervtf.l Stao-derte JaPaUrS€ military Vo untco d
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    38 9 Mr. L. Road. Naval Stoic Officer, has been lippointed to succeed Mr. W. C. T. Hammond at H. M. Naval Base, Singapore. Mr. Road is due to arrive from England by P. and O. '•Ranpura" on Nov. i&-
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    Sports & Pastimes. S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    986 10 Sports Pastimes. S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. COMMAND OFFICERS BEAT MERCHANTS. RUGBY FOOTBALL. Merchants, who wan the opening game of the S.C.C. tournament when They beat Etceteras, lest their second match yestnday when opposed ty Malaya Command Offices. The military side won by ;wo goals and a try (13 pts.) to two tries
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    QUEEN'S CLUB TOURNAMENT.
    302 10 UOROTRA'S FIFTH YEAR AS CHAMPION. LAWN TENNIS. London, Oct. 15. In the finals of the women's singles of the Queen's Club covered courts championships, Miss Scrivcn defeated Miss Stammers 6—2, 6—4, and in the men's singles Borotra defeated Lee 6—3, 6—2. 6—3. he winning the title for
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    S.H.B.J.S.C. BEAT S.P.A.P.
    262 10 BADMINTON. On Saturday the S. H. B. J. S. C. "B." defeated the Straits Physical Athletic Party B." by 4 —2 at the latter's "court. Scores (S. H. B. J. S. C. players mentioned first): Sng Beng Teck beat Wee Cheng Quah 15—4, 15 —11; Low Swee
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    ENGLAND TEAM REACH AUSTRALIA.
    45 10 FRIENDLY BARRACKING OF DUCKWORTH. CRICKET. Reuter. Permancle, Oct. 18. The M.C.C. team arrived here at 8 am and were welcomed by a large crowd on wharfside. Duckworth was the recipient Vf friendly barracking and cries of "He wzat" mm h > disembarked—Reuter.
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    "A PROPOSED MATCH."
    239 10 WEE SIAN LEOK WILLING. WEIGHT-LIFTING. Mr. Wee Sian Leek writes: "Alluding to Mr. Soh Koon Yams fmth-r comments, I hasten to enliglnen him that ha is ignorant of the subject under ditcus io a Presumably he is unaware of the fact tha' annual championship ,itles wen by
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    RAFFLESIANS BEAT BOMBAY C.C.
    145 10 HOCKEY. Raff.es Institution beat the Bon.bay Sports Club by s—o yesterday on the former s ground. Excep; for some good individual work, particularly by the two Valbergs. the school did not show good form. The visitors played with determination and their custodian effected some good saves.
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    Brilliant Picture At The Capitol.
    154 10 AT THE CINEMAS. A very fine film, high in ccm.dy and dram... in technioue. photography and acting, i. •Merrily We Go to Hell," now showing at tl. Capitcl We cannot call it a misrepres.ntatien at ne l rpaper reporters' habit-, as previous pictures of its
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    ARTHUR HENDERSON'S FUTURE.
    32 10 Reuter. London, Oct. 13. Mr. Arthur Henderson has resigned the leadership of the Labour Party and is concentrating hi£> energies on the secretaryship of the Party, which he retains.—Reuter.
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    What's On To-Night.
    119 10 Aihambra. —"Shopworn," featuring Barbara S anwyck, R:gis Toomey and Zaeu Pitts. Capitcl.—Fredric March and Sylvia Sidn.y in "Merrily We Go to Hell." Eirpire-.—' Dawn Trail," featuring Buck Jonci and "t-cvfr Come Back.'' First show: "Cod: of The West Great World.—Side shows, pasar malam. Malay opera, Chinese wayangs,
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    WHOLE NAZI PRESS SUSPENDED.
    261 10 Tenseness In Germany And Austria. Reuter's Wireless Service. Cologne, Oct. 15. Nine Nazi newspapers, representing the entire Nezi press, have been suspended by the Governor of the Province for five days for defamation of the Government. Vienna, Oct. 16. A somewhat tense atmosphere prevails in ihe
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    HOME RULE FOR SCOTLAND.
    120 10 Free Liberals Adopt The Plank. Reuter's Wireless Service. London, Oct. is. The SccltLtlj Ht.ni- R\\le meviir.-nt, ivlik-U ha« gained a certain imprtu:; luvjj from tiic prowth of the spirit of natWinniLsm in Scoiiind. received further encouragement from S»r Herbert Samuel, who tcld th* Scottish Naucnultei d-.
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    REGULATION OF ARMS TRAFFIC.
    147 10 Control Of Makers More Important? Reuter. Geneva. Oct. 18. The most interesting feature of the netting to-day of the Committee for the Regulation of Trade and Manufacture of Arms was the ..nncuncement that an American, a representative of his Government, would shortly ratity the 1925 Convention
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    GOLD PIONEER DEAD.
    135 10 Reuter's Wireless Service. Romance Of The Coalgardie Find. Sydnev. Oct. 17 Mr. William Ford, the joint discoverer with Mr. Arthur Bayley of the enormcuslv rich Ccolgardie Gold Field, died to-day at die age cf 80. He and Bayley were cat prospecting in 1892 and camped at CoolgarJie.
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    BELGIAN GOVERNMENT RESIGNS.
    32 10 Reuter. Brussels, Oct. 18. The Cabinet has resigned owing to Liberal members being dissatisfied with the financial i construction scheme prepared by M. Renkin. the Premier and Finance Minister.—Reuter.
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    COMMONS DEBATES OTTAWA.
    354 10 Fate Of Empire In The Balance. Reuter. London, Oct. 18. In the House of Commons Mr. Chamberlain initiated a three-day debate on the Government motion implementing the Ottawa agreements. The debate takes place on the committee stage into ways and means as the resolutions are of a
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    WIFE CARRIED OUT OF COURT.
    164 10 Man Who Tampered With Water Meter. Convicted on charges of mischfef and attempted cheating by tampering with a Municipa: water meter. Ng Chat, a ciga:ette seller, was sentenced to twr. months' rigorous Imprisonment en the charge of attempted cheating and fined $10 on the mischief
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    BEADLE SAVES THE BIBLE.
    78 10 Premier's Church Destroyed By Fire. Reuter's Wireless Service. London, Oct. 16. 1 lie High Church in Lossiemouth at which ihe Prime M.n>*t<-T iv;ul[»rly worships when hi his S-oitLsh home? vjls destroyed by Arc "•any this mornlnfj. Tim iiutbi'cuK was dhovnred by ths beudh who ruAhetf into
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    18 MONTHS FOR HAVING A GUN.
    111 10 Arrested By Revenue Officer. Alleged to have been found in possession of an automatic pistol and six rounds of ammunition, a Chinese. Chan Chye Foo, was produced before the Second Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Hay> this morning and was transferred to the District Court.
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    COTTON WAGE PARLEY CONTINUES.
    96 10 Reuter's Wireless Service. mi London. Oct 11 rJ \f 80,1 tions for a *M*im* of the Lancashire cotton spinning dSpute romirucd n Manchester to-day. under the chai Zml% ci Mr L-gett. Chief Conciliation other oi £c Ministry of Labour An agreement em. reached hi principle for
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    UNEMPLOYED LOAN PLAN DENIED.
    33 10 Reuter's Wireless Service. London. Oct. ie. Report* of a b!q National development !o:tn to be uropaNPti by Mr Hnmsny Mnr-ivmrld art d«nled by a hteli nulhortiv fteuter's Wtreles* Servto®
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    CHINA'S TWO CIVIL WARS.
    212 10 Fighting- l>e.spii e Orders. General Liv Wen Szechuan Fwrtecial G of enccunter other adversarir'/" T, s*« Liv Hsiang. it v report* tract other GeneraL> y "and Lo Cher Chow f certed attack against th« Hui in Soonhsing. On the m intervening Generals Joii Nanking Qovernmenl termination
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    THRILLING STORY OF THE SEA.
    243 10 "As Soon Lose My Life As My Ship." Reuter's Wireless Service. London. Oct. 15 fi nV h,ll r ß r ght t0 save thl cf the 6.000 ro.i Italian cargo steamer "Mont. aground en Kaisboro sands, oft Cromer was crowned with success to-day. Ihe Cromer
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    BRITISH PARLIAMENT RE-ASSKMBLES.
    196 10 Cheers For Liberal Minister Who Resigned. Reuter. London. Oct. 18 A most animated Meat nark'ci the reassembly of Parliament. Frcm crowded b*nc|i£ the members loudly cheered the Minister:. Herbert Samuel (the former Home B who sat below the gangway on the G< side was greeted with Liberal
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    ANGLO-SOVIET TREATY GOES.
    87 10 Reuter. Leadoa Oct In the Hcuse oi Common .o-day 'fhomas (Minister for tra announced the abrogation of the Anfl>- Ru •:an C-mnv:. ical Treaty. Mr. ihimas explain :d that tb d.-noi net the Anslo-Rus.-hn Treat? M w Otta.va Conference, the Government cognising the importance of ..T" •ti.vncss
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    OVER THE CAUSEWAY.
    418 11 Excitement Over New Duties. Alarm At Rise In Cost Of Living. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Oct. 17 Ungku and Mrs. Abdul Aziz returned to Johore Bahru this morning after spending about seven months' holiday in Europe. Unku Abdul Aziz is the Deputy Mentri Besar. Johore,
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    "A LOVELY BLACK EYE."
    273 11 Doctor Bound Over. j Alleged to have given his former employer a lovely black eye." Dr. V. P. Menon appeared before the Fourth Magistrate (Mr. A. C. Boyd I yesterday. There was a cioss-summcns against the complainant, Mr. J. Pereira. According to Pereira. he employed Dr.
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    33 11 The rate of issue of Money Order for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 152 for $100. Th? rate of payment of Money Order from India and Ceylon is Rs. 156 for $100.
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    IN THE CORONER'S COURT.
    497 12 COULD NOT AFFORD A MIDWIFE. Storekeeper's Suicide. I That she could not afford to engage a mid- wife and was not aware that the services of one could be had free of charge, was a statement made by Tang Ah Puit, the mother o: a 17-day-cld
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    CLEARING THE STREETS OF BEGGARS.
    214 12 Mendicant Who Was Worth $800. In an attempt to clear the streets cf Singpore of a growing nuisance, the Police hay* jested several mendicants recently, and «omm £2 WCre Charged O**™ Second Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Hay) yesterday One man. an aged Indian Mohamedan was
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    PREFERENCE DUTIES IN JOHORE.
    310 12 British Molar Cars. A statement published yesterday in regard to Johore duties on motor-cars was Incorrect The following is the correct notification in the Johore Government Gazette, showing thct British motor vehicles receive prferentisJ duties: 'Provided that an additional fee equal to 20 per centum of
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    CHANDU IN PEANUT OIL.
    263 12 Discovery Made By Godown Clerk. Three Accused Before District Judge. The latest and one of the cleverest means oT smuggling chandu into the Colony was described to the District Judge (Mr. C. Wi'son) yesterday, when three respectable looking Chinese were charged with possession of $400 worth
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    IR. GANDHI'S RELEASE FORESHADOWED ?
    251 12 IR. GANDHI'S RELEASE FORESHADOWED Premier Pleads With Viceroy For It. Lahore. Oct 6. I unilfrsiand Whitehall is In d&Uy oommuniration with »he Government of India over th" •ltitt of Mahatmu Gandhi, utiles the cormy ndent of the "Hindustan Times." Two reason* have contributed to till* corresT.ondent* First, the dtyUre of
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    EX-CONSTABLE BEFORE MAGISTRATE.
    133 12 Women Startled In Her Bedroom. Chaged with criminal trespass, Yacob, an ex-eons.able who is said to have had 18 years' service with the Singapore Police Force, was prnteestad before the Second Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Key) yesterday. It was alleged that Yacob entered the bedroom of an
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    LOCAL PUBLICATION.
    99 12 The "Roda." "The Olympic Games of 1932." written by Mr. Roland Braddell, is one of the most Interesting articles in the latest issue of the "Roda," the October number of which has just rnede its appearance. Mr. Braddell, it will oe remembered, gave his first impressions of the
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    THE NEW SHOWS IN AMERICA.
    684 13 The Theatre And The Slump. has been passing past season in New ia] correspondent in the r ol playh nj.-es open j 1932 has established a ral weeks there were i en more remarkable Ing winter nearly afl from abroad, in the native product eligible
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    STATESMANSHIP OF PREWAR ORDER.
    747 13 Japan And The Puppet State. The Japanese Government last week officirel reC 35 a inde Pendent State that eg on of China beyond the Great Wall hitherto known as Manchuria, and now stvl d the Republic of Manchukuo; but it Is 'unlikely that the- example oi
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    THE LIMITATION OF ARMAMENTS.
    962 13 Britain's Reasoned Statement Of Attitude. It is unfortunate that the v. 11-reasoned statement of their attitude towards the German demand for equality of status ia armaments, which was issued on Sunday by the British Government, was obviously composed before the Government of Berlin had publicly announced
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    CHANNEL STEAMER COLLISION.
    107 13 London, Sept. 18 The Southern Railway passenger steamer "Canterbury" was involved in a slight collision with another steamer in a dense fog in the Channel yesterday afternoon. The other steamer involved, the "Yorkbrook." is a London \e 1 of 1.235 tons. The "Canterbury' sustained damage to the
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    GERMANY'S RIGHT TO ARM.
    317 13 The Attitude Of The Duce. ITALY'S POSITION. Rune. Sept. 15. Italy's attitude is nee ssarily very rescr.vd tewarda th German propo:al for judical political eejuali y with rega d to unmiamilg sir.cc sh mv t ke p the balance betwe n twj p.inci;-) ec and proposals
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    95 14 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. lOur readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It mnsi be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" docs not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one
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    Legal Profession In Ceylon.
    195 14 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.", Sir,—ln your issue of the i4th inst. yc u announce thft a certain gentleman has teen admitted as an Advocate and Solicitor of tie Supreme Court of Ceylcn. Th s cannot In CeyKn the legal profess on is some .vr. at
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    Railways Customs Examination.
    754 14 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —The People's Paper has always b n the mouthpiece of every community in Singapore in voicing our grievances, and as the matter about which I write concerns practlcally every community, it is my earnest hep: and desire that the attention of
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    Employment In China.
    15 14 A letter frcm "Chinese" has been forwarded to Mr. T. T. Ng.
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    A Critic Criticised.
    180 14 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune") Sir,—With reference to your correspondent "Vict-rr.V." letter appearing in your issue of the 'sth inst., I shall be obliged if you will permit me to express my views on his statements. I am not concerned with his affairs in the least but
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    "Queries We Shirk."
    179 14 (to the Editor, "Malaya Tribune."t Sir, —In your issue of the 15th "Perakite" ■isks a couple of questions under this headino. t would leave the "love"' question to the younger generation and reply to the other. He wants to know how long it will take to rite
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    Open Sweeps?
    159 14 (To the k'ditor, "Maiaya Tribune.") r., S tr 1 haVt> notlct?d "me tickets in xiuf in .T 0 For of the Cluu MUJ. I believe, however, that more than 75 |erocul of the tickets are sold iaruu?h mem- •era to tiie puhlic. This practice, as I am la
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    Dancing.
    459 14 fTo the Editor. "Malaya Tribune."/ Sir,—-As one of the levers of this fine art I want, t.« remind the Bntl-danring"* writers ihut dancing, after all kh* cavilling against i, decs n.tt -ilaekrn iit Jjq popularity. If jt «re r.ut p:<puhir he dance-haiis, hotels and w-itld not b< so crowded
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