Malaya Tribune, 21 October 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIX.- -No. 248 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, Oct. 21, 1932. Malaya Tribune. SINGAPORE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1932.
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      259 1 Buy the -MALAYAN cmtTKUAV POST/ The Picture Paper. 20 cents. j DEPT. j iPETTER I DAWSON'S I fifriCL VICKCEN I INSTALL I 'v. S FRICTION 1 %JzJS&U& CENTRIFUGAL JEIL <?i guRF I SEPARATORS RTTRRFD I Si A" purifying (< &Ĕ&%rW4mmk I felj-K i Turbine, Diesel Gas fe' M fftlL BELTING
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      24 1 A. FLINTER. 6, Raffles Place. BUYS Gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest price? according to daily exchange rates.
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    Highlights in the Life of WILL ROGERS, Star of the FOX Film "DOWN TO EARTH."
    1065 2 Copyright, 1931, William Hermann Leppermann CHAPTER VI. THE SKY TRAIL. IT WAS Inevitable that Will Rogers and Charles Lindbergh should ultimately comt together, and there was no more logical medium than that they should meet
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    POWERS SPLIT ON ARMS TRADE.
    147 2 Will Germany Attend Conference? Reuter. London, Oct 19 Germany's refusal to agree to Geneva as the venue of the Pour-Power Conference is Dro- longing the deadlock but Britain Is pursuing diplomatic representations and is convinced that an informal conference with Germany must be held sooner
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    S.S. (S.) A. COMMITTEE.
    328 2 China Mails: Chief Justice: Weekly Wage. The Straits Settlements (Singapore; Assj ciation committee met in the Singapore Exchange Room on Tuesday, when the follow mg business was transacted*twUNl2PAL ORDINANCE BILL: The provisions of thLs Bill having been examined in the light of the report of 2
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    FORGER SENT TO PRISON.
    329 2 Sequel To Missing Chettiar Suit. (From Our Own Correspondentj Johore Bahru, Oct. Is. Abdul Wahab bin Abdullah alias awh.m lahman and Fatimah blnU AS^nf.!, ul charged with abettimr the offend nf r toil™ ''w' ST""?' m 1;aln "teMr half af the state. The ch^7 r t,e
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    MALACCA NEWS.
    289 2 Some Personal Items. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Oct. 19. Mr. P. M. G. McConechy. the Deputy Director of Public Works, and Mr. F. Dorrington-Ward. Government Architect, are on an official visit to Malacca. sjc jj* *jc jjc Mr. J. Fairweather of the Agricultural Dept., Johore. pa:d a
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      125 2 REJUVENATION VIRILINE (for men) FERTILINE dor women) According to Dr. Richard Weiss, Berlin. juvenate you. Stan Sole Agents: E. M. ABDULLA CO., 27, Robinson Road, Singapore. Lumbago Jff\ 111!-: throbbing W\ fljjjy 1 pains of lumbago soon dis- T iMf |V appear when circulation is imtm f I^^MMm stimulated. That
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      12 2 It's Best to Subscribe to the MALAYAN SATURDAY POST Then You're Sure!
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      117 2 /L Am PS I of lasting j brilliance! Good light lends that eheerf prosperous aspect so desired by aM No home-office-shop place J amusement should hesitate t„ Use CROMPTON LAMPS BRITISH MADE. Sole Agents: THE UNITED ENGINEERS, Ltd. Singapore and Branches. A.P.8.—3. j of November L, exchange Capsules W hepala"
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    WIFE'S CLAIM FOR MAINTENANCE.
    458 3 OFFERED $125,000 TO GO TO CHINA. Robbed And Got Into Debt. A well-to-do and promlnrnf Singapore Chtntie. Mr. Sim Pen? Slang, was the cenir;'.l lis*.in the Four.h Ccur. on Wednesday wh n a claim for maint nar.ee WE* tn'.de by his wif•, L.? Bay Neo. Mr.
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    ALLEGED ASSAULT BY CONSTABLES.
    93 3 Man Said To Have Resisted Arrest. A Chinese who is said t; have been arrested was admitted Into Tan Teck Seng's H:spital or Wednesday eight, suffering, frcm a nasty wound hi the head and severe abraTens en the face. He also bled profusely frcm h? nose.
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    MACHINERY ACCIDENTS.
    75 3 Chinese And Indian Injured. A* about (5 o'clock yes.erday morning an Indian employed at the Stone Crushing Depot at Trafalgar Street got hi.;, right leg entangled in the machinery and sustained severe abrasions. Cn Wednesday night, at about C o'clcck. a Chinese employed in one of Mr. Tan
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    STABBED MAN IN GRAVE CONDITION.
    124 3 Alleged Assailant Arrested. A quarrel between two Chinese which is believed to be over a debt had serious results on Wednesday afternoon in the five-foot-way Of a house in Kailang Road. It appears that one of the men went up to his friend, a pork-seller,
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    DE VALERA'S LATEST ATTACK.
    403 3 I Alleges Parsimony And Injustice. Reuter. London, Oct. 19. preLf BritiTr l ffi c that, the present Britkh Government is pressed forwavn by a certain anti-lrLsh leeling inTSfiSt the P^ d statl he attUUdC f the DOSiUoT nn 1' 5 d t0 eXaml the position on
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      184 3 I Hove You Tried Our I H/ Sf;AK BOTTLE GENTLY ~TO "h\X FRUIT" Refreshing 5 8 GENUINE FRUIT PRODUCT op a Phoenix Aerated Water Works 8 j SINGAPORE. I fsSSSS ESZSZS2 :I^ZSZSc£ZT2!^Sr2S2£Z£?S2SE t J2S2SSaSES2S2S2S2S2HS2S2sj? ■n iiiiitiiii.iiinimii.iiiiii^ As a bodybuilder d iring childhood, after an nourishment without over[s, or when mind
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      11 3 SPORTS NOTES BY "ECHO" Every Week in the MALAYAN SATURDAY POST."
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      197 3 i rii i I VmcwiAS ii) mi* Every Smoker His Own Referee L Yes, it is confusing. all sides you are insistently urged to believe that such and such a product is superior to some equally insistent rival pf the same type. You are impelled this way and that in
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    NOVEL Y.W.C.A. DISPLAY.
    892 4 Exhibition Of Women's Work. The opening of the Women's Work Exhibition place at Y.W.C.A. build.ng at Raffles Quay* on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Oldfleld who de > a ot JSiiSs cpen a .i of introduction by Mrs. C. H. Wang d T f the Nation, -as ve.y •ho\
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    TARIFF AGREEMENTS WITH BRITAIN.
    186 4 Latest Proposals From Uruguay. Reuter. London. Oct. 19. Uruguay is tht latest country to Join the queue desiring tariff agreements with Britain. It is learned at the Foreign Office that the British Government has received proposals for tariff arrangements from Uruguay which it is considering Reuter.
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    QUARRELLED ABOUT A DOG.
    238 4 Husband Hangs Himself In A Temper. London. Sept 10 After quarrelling with his wile about a dog. Edward Gtorgv Brown. ihhty, uu Insurance ol Hurting-rtrcct, Chamberwe:!. tier.: tip' lairs and hanged hurue'.f When Mr. Moran deputy coroner, -.rquUi'J lain Brov.n'K di;ath at Cainberw-'l yesterday. :i wo*
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    DEBTS TO UNITED STATES.
    313 4 l oscponement Notices. Thiee out of seven Europ an debtors of the United Sti tes have given notice of postponement cf the principal payments on War debts due on Dec. 15. They are Estonia. Latvia and Po.and. Laving Great Britain, CzechotLCakin, Finland, and Hungary apparently intending
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    CHINESE CREW STRIKE ON BRITISH SHIP.
    65 4 The Glasgow steamer "Springbank" (5,115 tens), chartered by the Purness Withy Lino rrom the Bank Lin*, was held up ln dock at Liverpool on Sept. 17 because the Chinese crew went on strike for more pay. The captain mustered the men and addressed them,
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      12 4 The Whole Household Clamours for the MALAYAN SATURDAY POST." 20 Cents Weekly.
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      412 4 mm mmm m I nftini ii urn mi I It's Worth Reacluii^rTT^ g "111' I LAKEROL I I the World-famous Pastilles for Colds Cough-Catarrh-and all cases j I of Bronchial Trouble. A soothing gj relief for Heavy Smokers.**^jP* s stS t .W.^j j 3 You cannot run risk with throat
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      51 4 Wm* i. low fr#l"v/ in Pocket/ ti S /rilflS I Parker Duofold Pens and W IJWCT rASI] %W Pencils have their clips j&EllBifl the top. They set low iwISKCi 1,16 P oo^— are easily lost or stolen. i For taU at t*™ better ,tone, fl iarker *fe T c Writing
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      882 4 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Stations Best Received In Malaya. A list of possible stations Is of less use to the beginners and the average listner than some information about the broadcasting stations which may be received regularly and at fair strength. Below is such information given fully and compiled with
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    389 5 LATEST QUOTATIONS. MINING. Bl ERASER A' CO, EXCHANGE I USD STOKE BROKERS. Oil tl, 1»32, 10 a.m. Buyers. Sell rs. -rtfi j 14 16 II Bata:« Pad** 0.40 0.50 $1 2fvi'. Aran? Tin 0.40 norn J Malay T r norn £1 ?f rHeriar.* Tin 0 9 1
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    91 5 ERASER A CO. EXtIUXGK IM> STOCK BROKERS. Bur rs. a. U»rs Cold Storage Ll| "Pr renf 102 103 cl P"cj»oorf Municipal Xi». i prr cm 104 10? Nora "tiutfvTTT Municipal 4 tjii 103 101 run®Wore Mimlclpal jav <om. io3 io4 com Btoiaf.TK Municipal •Jam 4 Pit cent.
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    RUBBER SHARES.
    358 5 FRASER CO., AND LYALL AND EVATi S QUOTATIONS. Singapore, Oct. 21, 1*22, 10 a.m. I sue Val "c- F. jar Lyall 5 Slurs. Co. Evatt. 1 Allenby $0.45 $0.55 $0.45 $0.60 1 Alor Gajah 0.30 0.40 0.30 0.40 IA. Hitam 0.50 0.65 0.50 0.60 IA. Kuning 0.05 0.15
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    GENERAL
    287 5 FRASER CO S QUOTATIONS. Sb S CLOSING QUOTATIONS. > > Buyers. Sellers. (I $2 Alex. Brick Pref. 1.00 1.05 52 $2 Alex. Brick Ord. 0.50 0.80 norn £1 £1 B. Ameii. Tobacco 101 3 106 3 $10 $5 B. Malaya Trustee 4.75 5.50 $100 $50 Chinese C. Bank 61.00
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    COMMERCIAL NEWS.
    71 5 RUBBER STOCKS. Still Rising In UJS.A. *Ihe following, art- the USA dU*flw und c-irumption flguru® for September with comparisons lor the previous rrtoiuh uncl Icr eeptcinber last year. S«pt Aur. Sept. 1932 iy3l C'jijsumpiJcn 33,491 25,4 M 23 600 Bt.jcks Aflont 412.01K1 39.1.M0 316.400 Consumption o[ Reclaimed 6.J100
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    FALL OF STERLING CAUSES STEADIER TONE.
    87 5 Reuter. London. Oct. 20. The chief factor contributing tc a steadier tone in the rubb r market is the fall in sterling in terms of United States dollars, state Messrs. Symington and Wilson in their weeklyreport which adds tnat the steady accumulation of rubber
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    DULL AND INACTIVE MARKET.
    110 5 The weekly rubber report of M ts» Guthrie Co.. Ltd.. dated yesterday. sUuea: The ma ket has been dull and mac.iv- since our last report. Over the pericd pric in London. New York and Singapore are practically unchanged, although at the time cf writing the lecal
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    339 5 n. KTLIN AND CO S REPORT. CM. 21, 11 3.1H RUBBER London: 2 7 )6d„ up 1 32d. NfW York: 3'- e<n».«. G.I, down 116 cent Suarti: Quiet Allmbys 45 —5S ecntAyer Mclplls 30—25 cents. Ayer Panas 30— cents. Bawc.ts 20 —2S cones. Brogas 20—25 tents. Butiit
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    THE COPRA MARKET.
    38 5 BARLOW'S REPORT. Messrs. Barlow and Co., in their report of yesterday, state: The tone cf this market has continued quiet, with slightly lower qurtations. which at the close are as follows: Sundried $5.70, mixed $5.15.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    215 5 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore, Oct. 21. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 31|32d London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 15!16d, London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 29 32d, London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 7 s d., London demand 2s. 3 27 32d., London T.T.
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    CHANDU IN PEANUT OIL.
    106 5 two Accused Found Gully. hi wore alleged concluded be'o?i S^S™ B**8** chandu w fn« of £2 th;rd accuj d guuty and imposed fonm n s*« months ««orcus impn2. 2F2 aCCUSed was discharged. The case was a sequel to the discovery cf a SSdTS of liquid St
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    33 5 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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    26 5 Members of the Strains Chinese Epworth i agit a:c lere'nded cf th? invitation by the S.raits Chinese Reading Ciub, Prinsep Street fc/ ta-moiTow at 4 p.m.
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      55 5 Exclusive Special Articles Appear in the "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST," Every Week. HE HOSPITAL J h l: >e-Clinic, 175, Selegie has converted into a V. M. MUTHU. DEAFNESS '*>s Remedy. Invented to h.arir.g Power to the a:at h '-M »J j r Whv suffer for nothing? Use > V Rs. 16
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      190 5 I M ON CHEST BODY, ARMS, LIMBS Of a Dry Nature. Intense Irritation. Cuticura Healed, "I suffered with a rash which broke out in rings on my chest, body, arms and limbs. It was of a dry nature and fine scales formed in the center of the ring. The skin
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      135 5 B»=== I FULL OF FUN I A joy to everyo::? with bla happy rog i's ways and his sunny na mo. I Children v ho arc v.- b ing v.cni.ifal r L.c ion and pleasure Parents who find difficulty in k- p'ng h lr H tl: 0T.2- free frcm ailm
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      178 5 "Light-House" Brand Syrups That's JAVASGN'S. Ask your ckaVr to supply you wi«h JAVASON'S. Of all high class provision stores. Just unpacked: -MULTI RANGE" of Radio Mains Components:— Exhibition Models. W.arite: Q.V.C. Screened Pot: Meters. Wearite: Screened H.F. Chokes Super He;. Intermediates: Coivcrn Screened S Het. Inte: mediates Oscillators: Formo Mains
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      630 5 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme Of Drills. TO-DAY, OCT. 21. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, S.R.A. (vj, 30 yards Range. 5 15 p.m.—Headquarters, Fortress Coy. (European Sec.), Engine and Light. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarteis, Intelligence Pi., Lecture. TO-MORROW, OCT. 22. 2 p.m.—Headquarters, S.R.E. (v), Camp. 2 p.m.—Bukit Timah Range, "D" (Eurasian) Cc;,\, Company Rifle Meeting. SUNDAY, OCT.
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      582 5 I CLUB DIARY. j (There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which arc readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date aid complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included
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      293 5 DIARY OF EVENTS. I TO-DAY. OCT. 21. High Tides— 2.10 a.m., 1.15 p.m. Hockey: A.P.C. v. R. 1.. A.P.C; R.C. v. B.R.C. "A," R.C.; WLA. v. S.C.R.C, Blakan Matl. TO-MORROW. OCT. 22. High Tides—3.o9 a.m.. 1.55 p.m. Rugby: S.C.C. v. Glosters 11. Tanglin. I Football: M.F.A. League, Div. A. Perhimponan
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      204 6 Here is Real Perfection in Acting, Direction and Phctcgraphic Hrilliance! 6.15 TO-NIGHT! 9.15 j POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT The Famous Star of "DR. JEKYLL"— j FREDRIC MARCH in Paramount s Outstanding Triumph— j I Merrily He go to Hell! with SYLVIA SIDNEY and the beautiful English Star, ADRIANNE ALLEN. To-Morrow A
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      207 6 Amusements ill —tl ill miiiii mm 1 TO-NIGHT I I Matinees To-Morrow and Sunday j I I Ah absolutely authentic amazing j adventure! The story of a white I woman subject to the most astound- j j j i»g experience in history! Held j j I captive by stone-age cannibals
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    ROUND THE WORLD BUSINESS FLIGHT.
    577 7 M.G.M. Official Arrives In Singapore. M L ew, Vice-President of ed in Singapore Java in his aeroplane, Mi Loew la acompani:d by prCtnttwal American in Chancery of the cd also by Capt. James B. en AH Ccrp- Resrve world-wide air trip ever sine* man A
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    SEREMBAN NEWS.
    52 7 Chinese Accused Of Counterfeiting. l Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Oct. 20. named Lee Lam, appeared Poll Magistrate. Mr. R is we; a charge of being ments for counterfeiting arresl dat about 11.50 p.m Road Seremban. remanded until Oct. 27. dealer was brought up ate and ch3iged with irlalions.
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    "THE GOOD COMPANION."
    59 7 Pyp ...iter Co. Ltd.. England, ban 30 years,' typewriter have just placed ♦-ban* portable machine. Good Companion" and Britiab Portable Type- built on the standard 4W and exceedingly fast, and Aviates the possibility of H h learned that there are not to be found on any table
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    GREAT WORLD NEWS.
    224 7 The Pek-Je?, Low Sai Tho Guan, at tho Great World, has been the chief topic o F amusement among both sexes of the Chinescommunity throughoui the week. Most of the Pek-Jees commonly seen in Singapore are not sufficiently equipped with such new and appropriate scenery to match
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    ROBBERS ATTACK CATHOLIC.
    142 7 Wife And Two Daughters Robbed. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Oct. 21. At Ayer Salak village, nine mil s from town, about eight gang robbers, armed v. >th pistols and knives, attacked a Roman Catholic Chines? septuagenarian. Sacrista.i Loo Loo Tet. last night at seven o'clock. His
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    226 7 "Blonde Captive" At The Alhambra. "The Blonde Captive." the Colmeibia production which began a season at toe Alhambrn last night, must be one oi the most remarkable p.oductions ever brought to the screen. Essentially a travel picture, it contains no story of the accepted film cype but
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    "Jack's The Boy" At The Pavilion.
    220 7 The Pavilicn rheatre pjt on th: Gainsborough picture Jack he Boy" at y sterday s change, and the programme was well receiv.d by large audiences, who went awiy fe:ling very pleased af c; a very en.ercaining time with th? irresistible Jack Huibsrt. who with
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    "Mata Hari" At The Roxy.
    86 7 lasT n nioh! Va L a large £tte ndance at the Roxy he sere™ hC attracti °n b ing "Mata Hari." nf fK. Verslon of the notorious woman spy °ot of t m name Who caised th? French a oPDcsitl p dUl lng ths G
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    The Wembley.
    79 7 now unrtrr c, »>«nio al Geylang which u line ui?h >" eW ,mia »«<-wnt. has fallen In lalkip. olJll r cinemas herv and is shovr.'ng MnilVBl B 15 a d 9 W "WWly. and B-. lou 'n," featuring Warner Baxter "Ti, >*» ren Mo,1 «y» concluded yesterday, and
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    MANY KILLED IN TRAIN SMASH.
    39 7 Reuter's Wireless Service. Bukhar.st, Oct. 18. Seventeen people were killed and 14 seriously injur d in a railway accident which occurred *J Tt *niesvar 3t3'ion, owing to a train feuling 'he points.—Reuters Wireless Service.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    96 7 NOTICE TO MARINERS. a J?,?* L i* ht Established. I Picllnilnurv mmSTno'I.TSK ,ho From i i-<iuv u'irh m by cancellec group ocrnjthiĕ»' farther noUce. tlie a fln>hln»t uMrV i. wlll replaced bv IlMh 0 7 ST lhu/: I Pulo Katak 0 e taUn "«hthouse, ■<T *0 V? 7
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    HEAVY GUN PRACTICE.
    219 7 L-wnos and masters of shipping are requested C J ,l5 '->r as clear of the range u- during ilie heavy gun practice, vliirn .-ill talcp place from Blakang Mall on t> r t ve mid 28 commencing or 8 a.m. each nay The International Code Signal *D"
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    87 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore. Oct. 21. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Ophir 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 8.) Bhutan 18: Corato 16: Inlander. 9; Deucalion 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate J.) Adiastus 32. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4.) Hakodate Maru 46; Morioka Maru 48. West Wharf (Entrance
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    PRODUCE.
    180 7 Singapore. Oct. 21 (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $138 *Siam) W. Coast 2 $132 Rice. B. Siam No. 1 $120 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 $115 Rice. Siam Sinway" per koyan No. 1 $168 Rice, Siam No. 2 $157 Rice, Siam No. 3 $148 Rico. Saigon Al
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    52 7 Singapore, Oct. 21. Standard Spot 7 5J16 7 7)16 Oct. 7% 7i£ Nov. 7 7116 7 9H6 Dec. fl| 7% Jan.-March 7-; 7% Apr.-June 7?j 8 Tone of Market: Steady Dull. Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet 2 7T6d. per lb. New York Spot Sheet 3%
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    THE OFFICIAL EGO.
    796 8 "Yet there are peope, unofficial* at that, who oppose Council Reform."' That remark was made in our editorial on Tuesday. Since Tuesday there are fewer such people. Only yesterday we met one who has always been a little nervous about our "progressive" tendencies. He has, with many
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    188 8 Captain M. R J. Maxwell-Scott. D.S.O R.N will arrive by the P. and O. "Maiwa" on Nov. 19 to take up his appointment as Captain-m-Chargc. H. M. Naval Establishments Singapore Mr. Cheang Theam Chu and Mr. Cheang Th3am Kee have issu?d invitations to a dinner at "Riviera,' Pasir Panjang Road,
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    SUBJECTS FOR SIR SAMUEL.
    99 8 Colony Unofficial^ 9 List. We are authoritatively informed that the Unofficial Members of the Legislative Council propose to discuss the following subjects with Sir Samuel Wilson, Permanent UnderSecretary, Colonial Office, during his forthcoming visit: 1. Defence Contribution. 2. Freedom of the ports of the Straits Settlements.
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    STRONG CENTRAL GOVERNMENT.
    132 8 Sultans' Authority The Cornerstone Of Peace. London. Oct. 20. "A strong central Government is plainly I nc.cr.3ary." says the "Times" in a leader on decentralisation in Malaya. Referring to (he mission of Sir Samuel Wilson the paper says that it la concerned primarily with an administrative and
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    SIR SAMUEL WILSON INTERVIEWED.
    172 8 Great Believer In Personal Touch. Reuter. London, Oct. 20. Sir Samuel Wilson, accompanied by Mr.G. E. J. Gent, of the Colonial Office, left for Marseilles this morning to join the "Ranpura" for Malaya. In an interview with Renter, Sir Samuel Wilson said that he wes ready
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    IMPORTANCE OF THE VISIT.
    177 8 Distinguished People Bid Farewell. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Oct. 2). The importance of Sir Samuel Wilson's visit to Malr.yn was evidenced to-day by the oistinguirhed gathering at Victoria Station bidding farewell tc S r Samuel and Lady Wilson Jt (nchldcd Cir Philip Cunlile Lister. Sir
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    BROADCAST OF DANCE MUSIC.
    58 8 VSIAD (Singapore i. th? amateur radi) station run by Mr. E. C. Yates, will broadest dance music to morrow on 42 metres from 10 p.m. for th- special benefit of the Radio Ball at the AdeJp'.i Hotel, organised by th_> Amateur Wireless Society of Malaya (Singapore).
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    411 8 (BY "LOOKER-ON.")—m Sir Samuel Wilson is, it <«> m< great believer in the "personal touch." He will find that we in Malaya hai c latterly become quite addicted' i personalities. The situation is obviously when even Robinson Boad snappy about things. Someone on the "Ranpura" ought *5L
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    58 8 Mails by the outwa-.d Du'~h aeroplaAmsterdam are expected to urive at Si by the evening express to-morrow. Corr ence addressed to boxhcld?;- only will be for delivery at 7.30 p.m. Frcm South Africa by the "H.-" kil due at Singapore on Sunday. China and Manila by th Poii,"
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    47 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London a 7 IHd. N«'w York ISi «sat* Singapore 7 a ir>—7 7 .'I TIN. London Spot £161 1"a «»d D v London 3 month* £132 Get Singapore: 177 75. COPRA. Meafffc B«rlow mnd Co p">' Sundricd MM Tlie rnnrkd b> »|Ulei
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    "China Must Take Decisive Course"
    1573 9 MR WANG'S PARTING MESSAGE TO THE NATION. INKING OFFICIAL VIEW OF LYTTON REPORT. POWERS AND SAFETY O F LIFE IN MANCHURIA. More Armed Forces May Be Sent. tbiil representatives of the Powers In Manchuria 'Im jiutliorities that they are held responsible for the ,r ii
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    EXCITING CAPTURE OF SMUGGLERS.
    173 9 About 500 lb. Of Tobacco Seized. Ar. exciting chase after tobacco smugglers was witnessed in Yeo Chu Kang Road yesterday afte-noon. culminating in the arrest of one man and the seizure of about 500 lb. of tobacco. Revenue officers were making investigations in the vicinity of
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    PEER CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER.
    80 9 i'A4 Ik -A. 1 Body Of Man On Road. Reuter. London. Of'i 20. a sequel to tlu finding »1 •>" -ips- of rhf mj. GOffe H? k. :n th fond near Hrnl.'v f n Oc* thv jury nt th tnqusr Henley w-day ri turru'd a vcrdJc
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    PREMIER TO GO TO GENEVA.
    190 9 Britain And U.S. Agree On Disarmament. Reuter. London. Oct. 20. The possibility tha" the Premier will shortly accompany Sir John Simon to Geneva to get a general better ur.det standing amongs thnations of EurCpp was mentioned by Premier, receiving a large representative deputation of British
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    GERMANY'S INTEREST BURDEN.
    145 9 Banker's Suggestion To Creditors. Reuter. Berhn. Oct. 20. "A strong horn- market which guarantees the nation's food supply can alone form a sclid basis for Germany's foreign trade." declared Dr. Luther, President of the Reichsbank, in a speech at the Overseas Club, supporting the Government's cccnomic programme.
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    AMMUNITION EXPLODES.
    28 9 Reuter's Wireless Service. Rio de Janeiro, Oct. 18. Six people were killed and a dozen injured when truck load of ammunitions exploded at Entrerios.—Reuter's Wireless Service.
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    On Other Pages.
    107 9 "DOWN TO EARTH"—WILL ROGERS' LIFE, CHAPTER VI, on page 2. S.S.(S.)A. COMMITTEE, on page 2. FORGER SENT TO PRISON, on page 2. MALACCA NEWS, on page 2. WIFE'S CLAIM FOR MAINTENANCE, on p. 3, NOVEL Y.W.C.A. DISPLAY, on page 4. WHAT TO LISTEN FOR, on page 4.
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    BRITISH CAPTIVES RELEASED.
    300 9 JAPANESE SOCIETY'S SUCCESS. LADY'S ILLNESS ALARMS BANDITS. Reuter. The two British citizens, a young bride and a yoU ng man, who were captui.d by band's while out riding at Newerwan s Racrcourse have at last beer, rtl a d. The bandits were at Mrs Pawleys state of
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    GOVERNMENT MONEY STOLEN.
    180 9 N.Z. Finance Officer Punished. Reuter. London. Oct. 20. Ernest Thomas. Finance Officer in the New Zealand High Commissioner's Office in London, was to-day sentenced to twelve months in the Second Division for stealing money belonging to the New Zealand Government amounting to 1.850. Arnold Horc. audit clerk,
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    FATHER OF THE NAVY.
    361 9 Death Of 98-Years-Old Veteran. Reuter. London, Oct. 20. The death occurred to-day of Capt. J. E. Hunter, the "father of the Navy."—Reuter. Besides a brilliant career in th? Navy. Capt. James Edward Hunter distinguished himself in ether spheres. He was considered one of the best boxers
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    364 10 Sports Pastimes. RUGBY FOOTBALL. ASIATIC XV ON THE PADANG. CHINESE PLAYER SCORES SPECTACULAR TRY. MACHINE GUNNERS BEAT RAFFLES COLLEGE. ANhnugh th»- truju from "A" MG i Ci num.-,' a aot tty oeatJjy the m, Z %,ZT%£"Z?Z t''Ufn lias "\Lill ift t. A&latlt sS-TrsunMrjtse L more •">» r *P«"-nc""h. Co, CluL
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    CLUB LEAD TWICE BUT LOSE.
    246 10 GI.OSTBRS NARROWLY DEFE4T S.C.C. XV. The unbeaten rp/:ord of .mm i„ u-nnjn^ U t '"S ,BL mentA lhii s *son was nearly Cl Jb etlne6dily when mu«l Cricks the see en^ B °e Ultf "A" XV at Sam* ending m favour «n i y tWo
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    160 10 ALDERSHOT WIN AWAY. MID-WEEK ENGLISH LEAGUE MATCH. Reuter. London, Oct. 19. To-days match In the English League .Third L vision, Southern) resulted as fellowsBrighton 0, Aldenhot 2— R uter. I Th? final of the Clnical Union comoetition XT team and "B"' team will take place at the Union's
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    HOCKEY.
    399 10 POLICE OVERWHELM RAFFLESIANS. by five goals without reply UtUU n clear y the suoprmr JI l' J**" Poace w r <? and defence but th ?t b h tRe until the end Rafflesians p.ayed gam-iy The teams were: Khan Yusof' A^ Ul BMbfd »S Naginda Singh. Cunnvn^am-Perdriau, Bcs? n
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    THE TURF.
    99 10 CAMBRIDGESHIRE PROBABLES. BEARY RIDING ANDREA. Reuter. London, Oct. 20. Cambridgeshire probables and jockeys Slipper (Perryman). Stoswald < C.Ray). Alluvial <Carslake). Diolite (Fox). The Pen (Clifford Richards). Andrea (Beary). Venturer (Gethin). Great Scot (Collins). Wyver i (Jc-lliss). Rear Admiral (Harry Beasley). Double Arch (Steve Donoghu^) Thaouka (Elliott). Tctaig (Rosen).
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    93 10 S.K.C. TOURNAMENT. Results and ties in the S.R.C. tournament areas follows: MIXED DOUBLES: Dr. G. de Souza and Miss M. Lewis beat P. d'Aimcida and Mrs. M. G Eber 6—B. 6—o. 6—3: Mr. and Mrs. N. D Hcgan beat Dr. W. A. Be.lnetchet and Miss E. Tessensohn 6—2.
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    SWIMMING.
    39 10 S.S.C. LADIES' EVENT. The S.S.C. ladies' championship (one length) fcr the Hacker Cup will be swum on th» occasion of rhe At Home on Friday Nov 4 Entries should be sent to the Secretary as soon as possible.
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    YACHTING.
    44 10 R.S.Y.C. EVENTS. On Sunday, the R.S.Y.C. "A" class yachts will sa:l the final race of the Milner Challenge Cup and 'B" Class will sail the second race of tne Hoops Remembrance Cup. Starts 10 a.m. and 10.10 a.m., respectively. Courses will be posted.
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    BANDA HILIR CHINESE ASSOCIATION.
    83 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Af Malacca. Oct. 19. At general meeting of the Banda Htt Chinese Association on Sunday, the following were elected office-bearers for the current year: President. Mr. Tan Koon Siatary. Mr. J. M. Le e (re-elected); hon treatn U r rer M Mr
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    68 10 At the Frisr general meeting of the Bukom bearers firV Were elected bearers for the ensuing year: President, Mr Tan Jin Choon: Vice-President. Mr. Tan Kang Hoe; hon. secretary. Mr. Kee Yew Chye; hon treasurer, Mr. Lee Shin Thye; hon snorts Wha Won, 1 6 Y T Chye the new
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    JAPANESE VOCAL STAR.
    87 10 Concert In Singapore. using the original language in each c^ e h fluency and charm. She also sang the -'chTw the audience were keen to hear her in\£ airs from -Madame Butterfly." for which st Po a mte a d. rePUtaUOn they Jj*. Madame Miura told her
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    COMMONS CONFIRMS OTTAWA.
    221 10 Attack By Free Traders And Russians. Reuter. London, Oct. 21. The House of Commons has approved the Ottawa agreements by 451 votes to 84 by adoption of the necessary, financial resolution The closing stage of the debate was marked by a spirited onslaught by Free Traders, the
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    CLAIMS FOR OVER- TAXATION.
    261 10 CLAIMS FOR OVERTAXATION. Mr. Thqmas Explains Irish Deadlock. Reuter's Wireless Service. London. Oct. 18. thl^H 06 7 alera has con sistenuy maintain d SLf and solution o? me irisn difficulties was a unicrri irich Public with some sort of connect n wun" British Commonwealth." Mr. ££2. d -cia£d ta making
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    NARROW ESCAPES AT PICNIC.
    268 10 Chinese Students' Literary Association. The members of the Chinese Students Literary Association, with their friends and ladies, held an outing to the Singapore Zoo and Aquarium at Ponggol on Oct. 9. An unfortunate incident, in which two members wen nearly drowned, marred the succe-s of the
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    U.S. WAR MINISTER DEAD.
    24 10 New York, Oct. 20. The death has occurred of Mr. Lindley Miller Garrison War Secretary in the Wilson Cabinet' —Reuter.
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    AMAZING STORY OF LOTTERY.
    111 10 Money And Secretary Missing. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Oct. 21. *Z W f eird £ior y caches Ipoh from Kuala Lumot 10 tery proceeustemPi a T t a^v that the SEle f tickets f;r ar alar w7 2 P m.rrily when MM n 7 S
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    NEXT CHIEF JUSTICE OF S.S.
    46 10 Sir Lancelot Elphinstone? (From Our Own Correspondent.) I London, Oct. 5 «By Air Mali) my ca r L° f Uf 0rmati0n lhat h as just reached PionerF M I LS reS3 nt JUdiC aI Commis General of Ceylon "me Attorney. un
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    WANTS TO LOSE THE PHILLIPINES.
    81 10 Senator Borah's Outburst. Reuter. iaaiw Fails, Oct. 20 1 ItafcX!" I G warn" t ha<l never ->** »«> Islands as soon S" (he ™"ipinc Sta.es oomS«Lni h "SSSf V declared that ho v,i™ ,r Borah T piet d e r d ,st larger foreign markets
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    UNEMPLOYED JEER AT PRINCE.
    81 10 Crowd Rush Building But Ejected. Reuter. Lo.idcn, Oct. 20 err"'i? g ..v Cm a SeCtioa 0f lhe crowd and w- v J? V VC 801 motors an d we are starv•ng, which were .con drowned by general cheering, greeted he arrival of Prince a fefdar this
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    POPULAR ROYAL MARRIAGE.
    49 10 Great Grandchildren Of Queen Victoria. Reuter. Ccburg, Oct. 20 P«S" SeV n members °f European Royal S rbled S at m t C h lUding r Ur fr m as Saxe Sbn Jn^ marnage f Prinics of h?,Ho? 6 CrCWn of Sweden The *-dchild.n of QuS?
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    DEPRECIATION IN STERLING.
    15 10 Rally In Commodity Markets. Reuter's Wireless Service. Wall Street opened firm tv
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    CLAIMS AGAINST MATCH TRUST.
    38 10 Reuter. n New York, Oct. 20 f illion have against The ba nk lult To11 Corporation An ..Kih mlIonal Matc million been f $165 Kreuger Toll ~ReT e f U of the D "tch
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    U.S. EXPORTS.
    15 10 Reuter's Wireless Service. k f h Washington, Oct. 1« U 5a to:a,w w-»j«sJ3ff:
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    CHILD'S BODY EXHUMED.
    267 10 SECRETLY BURIED i T MIDNIGHT. Coroner Returns < )pen Verdict. The Coroner's inquiry > three-year-old female Chin< secretly buried at the- Tl cemetery at midnight do Scat in yesterday, when his honour verdict. Sixteen days ait. had information which V the body exhumed. foUowin, Cantonese married couple
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    BOY'S HEAD CRUSHED BY LORRY.
    21 10 MALAY DRIVER NEGLIGENT. The child was sitting in eh»Jr v. nin Pclicc the matter to the
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    DOCTOR AND FORMER MANAGER.
    135 10 Alleged Breach Of Trust Of pfi. in the case m which Dr V P U*r» j! prosecuting his former manager T. o M, M? A'r breach of f S3 and Mr rH ßra&a a PPeared for tfce protect*), and Mr. Ihampoe-Phillips defended The prosecution alleged that
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    What's On To-Night.
    170 10 AlhaiLlra.—"The Blonde Cap;n Opitol.—Predric March and Sylvia in "Merrily We Go to HdL" Empire.—First show :t 7.30 pjn Myst ry Rider" (silent s.ria! I. 2 ar.d 3). Second .how: "Avalanrh Eial price week-end matinees: "Dishonour d Great World.—Side shows, pasar malam. Malay opera, Chinese wayangs, sil. Nt
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    1450 11 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. [Our readers are invUed write to us on subjects of public interest, it mmet h„ M r too* mat tHe '-Malaya 0 by pendents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten spacing j, and on one side of the paper onlyfen
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    Our Poultry Notes And Tropica! Recipes.
    204 11 (Tc the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir L "t cts have appeared from rtade.s thanking you and the contributor of Poultry Notes for the mainy most interesting articles, end I would like to add my own hearty thanks. The Notes are most helpful and just
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    The New Pier.
    121 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—What's all this bother about the New Pier? The Governor has distinctly told us that this new contraption is only to be used for Uid arrival and departure of "big bugs" on "high days and holidays." Sir Hugh Clifford was not "sombong"
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    NEW FEDERAL COUNCILLOR.
    371 12 Honoured By Nilai Sports Union. (Srom Our Own Correspondent.p Seremban, Oct. 19. A very enjoyable evening was spent by ail those who attended the tea party given by the Nilai Sports Union, at Nilai this cventna tn honour cf the Hon. Mr. W. J. Doughty, M S
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    WHARFAGE CHARGE AT PORT DICKSON.
    352 12 Negri Sembilan State Council (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Cct. 19. The following are extract* frcm the minutes Council, held on Thursday. Oct 13 at ?hl Council Chambers:— at the There were present: The He r the Brii.h Resident. Negri Sembilan .MrV'j \f w NiSIJLS;
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    100th EASTERN FLIGHT OF K.L.M.
    81 12 Th* hundredth flight of the X.L.M. from Amsterdam to Batavia commenced yesterday when the aeroplane "Phair" left Amsterdam for Batavia. The crew comprise: Ist Pilot. CM.H Fiijns; 2nd Pilot, Th. W. Van Weyrothcr: Mechanic, P. B. Blek; Wireless Operator, G. Van ZadelhofT. The "Phair" is
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    U.S.A. HEADING TO DISASTER?
    114 12 Mr. Roosevelt's Rousing Election Speech. Reuter. Pittsburg, Oct. 20. A budgetary deficit of upwards of 1,600 million dollars at the end of the present fiscal year, if the present rate of Governmental ireeipts and expenditure is maintained, is foreshadowed by Mr. Roosevelt in an election speech
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    LATEST NEWS OF THE FIGHTING.
    198 12 Volunteers Recapture Town Of Chaoyangchan. Shanghai, Oct. 20. Tht IRc-and-death struggle in East Liaonin* between the Vclunteers and the Japanese troops continues. On Sunday the success of the Japanese in attacking compelled the Vounteers to abandon Chaoyangchan. a small town near Hallux* which is a
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    CONSTABLE GIVEN A CHANCE.
    100 12 Prosecuted For Deserting. A Chinese ex-police constable, *ho deserted from the force in IKM and who has recently be„ arrested, was prosecuted before the District Judge (Mr. C. Wilson) yesterday and «H bound over for six months in one surety oi Sou. 'Ihe accused, who pleaded
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    INDIANS CALL OFF COTTON BOYCOTT.
    70 12 Reuter. Bombay, Oct. 19. As the retail of an agreement two days ago tetween Brttfah and Indian bickers the boycf British cotton firms and the picketmi Of ;he cotton market have been called oft and the maiket has been opened for business. Tne terms of
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    BILL COLLECTOR BOUND OVER.
    115 12 I J 1 cc a bill formerly employed by the Sea Vie* Hotel, pleaded guilty before be Distnct Judge (Mr. c. Wilson" to a charge of criminal breach o- trust in nspect of $26.10 and was bound over for two years in one surety of $100
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    JOHORE COURT OF APPEAL.
    229 12 (From Our Own Correspondent^ Johore Bahru. Oct. 18. Among the criminal appeals that came uo for h.aring before the Chief Justice (Sir Wmiam Prison, and Mr. Justice a'Becket TerrelltH morning, was an appeal by a Tamil man against the sentence of six years' r.i. infliTteS I
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    MARKET PRICES.
    447 13 SINGAPORE. OCT. 14. MEAT. Beef, steak (round), kati JJ Beef, stew or curry, kati Pork, lean, kati 44 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 34 Mutton Australian, lb. Fowl, kati Hens (locally reared), kati 4 Ducks, each Pigeons, domestic unfledged, pair Pigeons, fledged, pair 60 EGOS. Fowl
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    INTERNAL STATE OF CHINA.
    494 13 SUN FO-CHIANG COMBINATION? Western Aid Urgently Needed. Reuter. London, Oct. 19. oJ h of U nei n f r d f WeStern he] P t0 China Slant ni dbcrdCra iS the most portant part of the Lytton report, says Mr. Sunt n a n :n V
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    IN THE CORONER'S COURT.
    210 13 Seaman Falls Into Ship's Hold. Indian Dies Of Over Eating. On Thursday la.«;t a Javanese seaman employed en the X.P.M. mail boa; "New Zealand" fell from a height of 30 ft t when the ship was at anchor in Singapore Hcrbour. At the Coroner's inquiry into
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    SIKH ON SERIOUS CHARGE.
    163 13 Forgery Of I.G.P.'s Signature. Alleged to have forged the signature of Mr. K. Onraet. the 1.G.P., a Sikh was produced before th- Second Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Hay) on Wednesday. It appears that in September last the Superintendent of Police in Benares received a letter purporting
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    Sports and Pastimes.
    271 14 ASSN. FOOTBALL. KUCHING LEAGUE COMPETITION. MEDICAL TEAM WIN CHAMPIONSHIP. Kuching, Oct. 17. The Kuching Football League season was brought to a close last Saturday when the Champions defeated the Rtst by 6—5 l n a fast and thrilling game before a very large crowd of football enthusiasts.
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    AMICABLE A.A. BEAT MUHABBAHS.
    161 14 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Pahru, Oct. 18. Bad weather, a sedden ground and irrf*. mitrent drizzles were the feature cf the f noon last Sunday when the Amicable Athletic Association's te,m motored to Joho c Pahru tome* tho Muhabbah F. A. in a frfend y
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    INTER LEAGUE SOCCER.
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    GOALSAT THE S.R.C. ARTILLERYMEN WELL BEATEN.
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    FARLEIGH ROBERTSON TROPHY.
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    THE MALACCA SENG CHEONG SOCIETY.
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    SPRINGDALE MINSTRELS ANNUAL MEETING.
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    FOUR UNDER BGGEY.
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    CROSS COUNTRY RACE.
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