Malaya Tribune, 24 October 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIX, No. 230 SINGAPORE MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Oct. 24, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1932:
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      175 1 Buy the !l giTITRPAY POST, 1 The Picture Paper. 20 cents. I I Feed Your Child on" Swan" I I Brand Milk and Make it c W j HEALTHIER I STRONGER Sole Importers: S 9 I The East Asiatic Co., Ltd. ||gygygg| k 1 \mm KUALA LUMPUR SINGAPORE SpBP J
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      135 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. I HEALTH j I r I I I IN EVERY TIN ]R J IT MUST BE J CROSSE BLACKWELLS. J j Sime, Darby 0., Ltd j
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    JOTTINGS FROM JAVA.
    1424 2 More Figures About Dutch Rubber. (From Out Own Correspondent.) Soekaboemi, Oct. 10. The Rotterdam correspondent of the local official publication known as the "Economisch Weekblad supplies some interesting statistics legarding the cost of production and selling price of a few big Dutch rubber companies during 1930 and
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      466 2 ORIENTAL, s GOVERNMENT SECURITY UFE ASSURANCE CO., LTD. (INCORPORATED IN INDIA 1874). HEAD OFFICE:- BOMBAY 1931 RESULTS. New Business: 26,486 Policies assuring $34,250,000. JNet Interest Income: 3,650,000. i Total Premium Income: $H,97o!oOo! Claims Paid: 3,877 for 5,500,000. Loans to Policyholders: 11,130 for 2,800,000. Ihunds Increased to nearly $73,600,000. Policies in
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      172 2 j I THE "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST" is now owned by the "Malaya Tribune" Press, Ltd., and published from the 'Malaya Tribune" offices at 56-60, Anson Road, Singapore. J It is being greatly improved by the introduction of many New Features, while the best of the old ones are retained. j
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      380 2 WHITEAWArsI NEW BASIC VALUES. ONE j TTc^7 ====a CE> basic I Wf/rfAmrr I I TURKISH BATH TOWELS. J^^M^^ A good quality towel soft and absorbent I —ZJI and will be found hard wearing, in brown I if 1 Basic Value 85 cts. each. I I HEMSTITCHED PILLOW 7 1 CASES.
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    LORD SNOWDEN ON "A POLICY OF BONDAGE."
    1625 3 LIBERALS DECRY OTTAWA'S "HARD BARGAINING." Lord Snowden, in Ms tter f .resignation to the Premier attacks the Government's Ottawa decisions as a policy 0 f national humiliation and bondage." He indicates that he intends to con tinue in politics "in an independe.it position."
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    70 3 The decth took place Colombo on the 7tn inst. of Mr. V. C Murugeysen. retired Assistant Superintendent. General Post Office. Kuala Lumpur. The deceased who was ailing for a week succumbed to heart failure. He leaves behind a widow, four sons and one daughter, the eldest of whom. Mr. M.
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      120 3 M I Q THE PASSION FRUIT j i H DRINK j WHICH HAS CAPTIVATED \if ||1 THE PUBLIC TASTE ||Jtt DELICIOUS j I %m APPETISING I j REFRESHING j The Product Of j THE PHCENIX At RATED WATER WORKS Singapore 1 WEAKNESS. A D E B IL f T CHIENS'
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      62 3 SPORTS NOTES BY "ECHO* Every Week in the MALAYAN SATURDAY POST." LeprosT I Diabetes, Consumption, I V.D., PILES, LEUCODERMA, I Im potency, Women-disorders, I Paralysis and numerous other chr»nlc f d*eaaes considered to be hopeless »71 eminent doctor* an cured ay *w F Specialist. I THE HIMALAYAN PHARMACY I Head
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      123 3 j P El C E i CONDENSED MILK Economical and Satisfactory Sole Distributors: O. Ramasamy Nadar Co. 86, Market Street, SINGAPORE. Tel. No. 7692. Built of British Material by British Capital and Workers Singer SILENT SIX The 1932 SINGER SILENT SIX offers even greater value than the 1931 models on
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    GROWTH OF THE JAFFNESE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY.
    5399 4 "WE RUSHED IN WHERE ANGELS FEARED TO TREAD." Gradual But Steady Consolidation. The eighth annual general meeting of the Jaffnese Co-operative Society. Ltd.. was held at the Town Hall, Kuala Lumpur, on Sunday, Oct, 16. Mr. R. n. Thamby-Thurai, the President of the Society,
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    EIGHT MILES UP.
    345 4 Captain Uwins* Experi»^ VjT>f» ti 112 1,. Ihr v.yrJrt Ar K-uiju,,. 4 Ulii lc 4 vlo offl.-lai ch*c*)at i«u i-« #L > O.MM.Hp. 112. owaA J* la t Friday u on» »r ih* -w* alto .arc /ur abvuiut* ~-J 1 o** Mm,, lor C 3 tuJJ>llfTCj ir.mor.
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    MARKET PRICES.
    439 4 SINGAPORE, OCT. 21. MEAT. Eccf. steak (round), kati 30 Beef, stew or curry, kati 2a Pork, lean, kati 44 Pork, lean and fat <lst quality), kati 34 Mutton. Aust:alian. lb. 35 rWt, kati 40 Hens (locally reared), kati 44 uncus, each 50 Pigeons, domestic unfledged, pair 8a MKeons,
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      33 4 The Whole Household Clamours for the j "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST." 20 Cents Weekly. 50 cents a da* in Endowment Insurance it> very sure road to Independence Consult the Manufacturers Lift Insurance Co., to-day.
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    1117 5 latest quotations. MINING. IkW R A CO.. EXCHANGE sTOKE BROKERS. Oel 11. 1*32, 10 a.m. I Buyers. Sellrs. Vali.*' Tin 26|- 28|£1 AsarT ,t"|- I 18 tl Antral wm w 12 12 g v A' 14| 161- I B:U'B I; 0.05 0.10 $1 Bata'g l 04u 0.50
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    Commercial News. COLD STORAGE CO.'S PROFIT.
    275 5 Dividend Of Five Per Cent. The directors of the Singapore Cold sto Cc, Ltd.. in their report for the twelve montns ended June 30. 1932, state that the ptoflt U* the year amounted to $101,902.97. to wWcn must be added amount brought f° r
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    TRADE WITH THE COLONIES.
    225 5 Statistics recently published by the Board nt T'-ade indicate that, during the fust six months cf the current year, imports of the UnlW Kingdom from all sources reached a \am> £359,972.000. compared with to th* corresponding period of 1931. The Domini™ contributed 25.32 per cent. (20
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    225 5 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore. Oct. 24. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2a. 3 31 32cL London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 15'16d London GO days' sight 2s. 3 29 32d. London 30 days' sight 2s*3"sd., London demand 2s. 3 27 32d.. London TT 2s 3 13
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    78 5 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore. Oct. 24. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Rajula 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S.) Hawaii Maru 1G; Klang 13. Pres. Polk 11. Empire Deck (Entrance Gate 3.) Adrastus 32. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4.) Glenshiel 48. West Wharf (Entrance Gate 4.) Marudu 3;
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    305 5 B. ETLIN AND COS REPORT. Oct. 24, 11 am. RUBBER. London: 2 7 Ifld., unchatig d. New York s*>, cents <G.) uncliaiw d. Shares Quiet Allniby? 45—55 cents, Ayer Moleks 30—35 cents, Ayer Panaa 30—Uo cents, Bassetts 20—25 cents. Brogaa 20—25 ccnts. Bukll Jelotongs 10—15 cents. Buklt
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    60 5 Singapore, Oct. 24. rtandard Spot (loose) 77 16 f% Standard Spot (FOB.) 7 11 16 7 a i Nov. T% 7% Dec. 7 916 7 ***** Jan-March 7% 7 i Apr-June 7 7 8 Tone of Market: Quiet. Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet 2 7
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    PRODUCE.
    181 5 Singapore. Oct. 24. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $138 iSlam) W. Coast 2 $132 Rice, B. Siam No. 1 $120 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 $115 Rice. Siam "Sinway" per koyan No. 1 $172 Rice. Siam No. 2 $162 Rice, Siam No. 3 $150 Rice. Saigon Al
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    SEREMBAN NEWS.
    216 5 Block Of Houses Destroyed By Fire. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Oct. 21. A fire occurred on Cheviot Estate. Labu, un Wednesday night, when three houses out oi a block of 12 we r e completely destroyed. The Seremban Fire Brigade was r.i attendance. Mr. Justice J. L.
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      149 5 PRISON BARS 0 re .'lev'.ivc as barriers to a life of i'ulii'mcnt ihan c:n inuous illi;ufT:r from ana:mia. f Its slight cr mo.c serious in a prison where aiffering becom i unl «s they find the key. d impove hhmcn*) attacks th? i•« mm r.cing wi h feelings cf i!
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      41 5 M. HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 36-37, Bras Basah Road. SINGAPORE. If you are in need of electric lights, fans, motors, etc., and water service, please write to the above address or 3411. Backache? Drive away the pain with LIN?MENTpj|^^ 3068
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      271 5 < t> Yet they cost no more than other kinds! What an amazing difference between De Reszke and the other kind! It hardly needs a trained palate to at once detect the satisfying coolness and delicate fragrance one experiences with one's first De Reszke, while there is a total absence
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      110 5 LATEST SHIPMENT We have just received a latest shipment of a complete set of PLUSETTE. So come and select your colours early. EMBROIDERY THREAD for KABAYA NONYAS Etc. CROCHET BOOK Contains various kinds of Crochet work. EMBROIDERY BOOK CROSS STITCH BOOK Learn the art of cross stitching from this Book.
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      86 5 MAILS CLOSE TO-MORROW, OCT. 25. Tembilahan and Rengat (Hong Chuan) 1 P-m. Hoihow, Hongkong, Swatow and Amoy (Antung) lpm Selawan, Ceylon, Egypt and U.S.A. (Adrastus) 1 p.m. *Belawan, Ceylon, Egypt, Europe and Great Britain (Myrmidon) 2 p.m. Selat Pandjang, Bengkalis and Bagan Si Api Api (Esmeralda) 3 p.m Selat Pandjang,
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      161 6 Have You Seen This Briiliant LONSDALE BRITISH COMEDY— TO-NIGHT Continued Success of The Famous Play that I Surprised London— I "Women Who Play" j From Frederick Lonsdale's Scintillating Story— "SPRING CLEANING* j A PARAMOUNT BRITISH TRIUMPH— J With a distinguished Cast Headed by j J MARY NEWCOMB, JOAN BARRY. BENITA
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      145 6 Amusements l:^.7il y J:i;fiWr^#lii TO-NIGHT f* Ex,ra Girl i k er dream was the dream of ■j&K jfr million other girls Star- i$MB) GE NEVIEVE TObTn PAT O'BRIEN Sten9el Rita La R °y UdM Pr/va/ OJ f?0 ACo,umbid p directed by CDDIE eUZZELL St ry Dial 9UC by Jo S^rlin
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      369 6 Jack Buchanan j GOOD-NIGHT VIENNA I TO-MORROW "The Devil's Lottery"j i GREAT world talkie THEATRE! TO-NIGHT AT 7.15 9.15. J "TRADER HORN" WUh HARRY CAREY. EDWLVA BOOTH. DUNCAN REVILIMj I NtXT CHANGE, OCT 2«: TIIE SEAS BENEATH" «ill. GEOB«.l OMIIN COMING: "THE ROGUE SONG" with LAWRENCE TIBRETT. OWING TO POPULAR
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      67 6 B.iii I Ju*l hdu»h .112 (nlieura Talrum And you feci cool I and refreshed. PureV I delicately medicated j I and perfumed, it i- l I essential to llie comfort I I of every member ot the J I family. An ideal after- I j sha\ ing powder. I Sample
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    ATTEMPT TO SMUGGLE CHANDU INTO PRISON.
    166 7 Schoolboy Convicted. akle »P«im? <o nnuggie cha»idu V C Pllv,n v.lth offerln« a srbwarder otlbe. Wang Kin Hon-,, a Midci.t h-rrr" rhr 10:131 Snjf'Jtfi fvhools. nppenr d befort- tbe riiijd MuclMmt 7 iMr J F. r Grcegi on Saturday. Giving evidence ihc sub-ward M
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    FIRE IN CIRCULAR ROAD.
    59 7 A fire which might have reached serious proportions but for the prompt work of the Pre Brigade occurred in a store in Circular Road o:. Saturday afternoon. When the Brigade arrived the ground and first floor were involved and the whole building was threatened, but the
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    Brilliant Talkie At The Capitol.
    129 7 AT THE CINEMAS. Paramount's most brilliant British talkie so SLWT'Sr"? Tr en Who oiiuwmg at the Capitol. This Dictun» k adapta ticn t0 the scretn of Pre^ U^ al JS; t S"* V S P Cleaning.- It is another dull i lg e> Cleverly worked
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    Hindustani Film At The Tivoli.
    128 7 On the invitation oi Mr. M. D. Murarka bcal representative of r. b. Seth Motiilai Chamria. a number of people were present at the TiTOli yesterday morning to pre-view a Hindustani talkie entitled "Indra Sabha," a Madan <Pa:seei production which will be Phown for a
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST.
    195 7 LEAGUE OF NATIONS' BULLETIN. The following is the health bulletin of the League of Nations' Eastern Bureau, Singapore, for week-ended Oct. 15. 1932. Alexandria: 3 plague ease& and 3 deaths; 12 smallpcx cases and 6 deaths as against 1 case and no deaths during the preceding
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    SMUGGLING CHANDU IN SINGAPORE.
    167 7 Many Offenders Dealt With. A series of small cases of possession of nonGovernment chandu were dealt with by the District Judge (Mr. C. Wilson) on Saturday. Mr. Elkins. Conti ciler attached to the Preventive Service, prosecuting. An elderly Chinese silvei smith was fined $25 (two months'
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    DEATH FALL FROM HOTEL IN ONLY DRESS.
    408 7 Poverty Stricken Society Women. The «too- ol a last struggle with p <ver»v w a one- wealthy Mayfatr hosted who never used to spend li»ss than Eft,ooo a yi-ur on dr*> 112 nnravpilM rrom the myctery of the death rail of "Mr<. Babar.i
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    PRELATE DENOUNCES BEACH FASHIONS.
    156 7 Also Dancing, Beauty Shows And Radio Talks. Holiday places on the Normandy coast have been denounced by the Archbishop of Rouen. This Is what he says in a diocesan bulletin: "Rules of Christian morality are shamelessly and Impudently violated by the partisans of 'Naturism' and Nudism."
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    EX-KING OF CHICAGO'S UNDERWORLD.
    133 7 Capone's New Bid For Freedom. New York. Al Capcnc, ex-king of Chicago's underworld, whc sentenced last October to 11 years' imrrisonmcrit for tax evasion, made a new bid i'or treedom. Guarded by six stout deputy marshals, he creased from the At'anta, Georgia, penitent ar.v *o the
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    SOLICITORS' FEES CUT.
    146 7 Going To Law Now Cheaper. By a new scale of solicitors' fees which came into operation at the beginning of the Michaelmas term 0:1 October 12, poing to law l\?.F been made even cheaper in England. A new Act, the Solicitors' Remuneration Act. 1932. has made drastic
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    THE PERFECT HOUSE.
    420 7 Hundreds To Be Built Near London. Aerodrome On The Roof. The Perfect House—the product cf the test biams of the world—is to be built i n hundreds near London within the next few months. It is to be the house of the future, with an aeroplane landtag
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    A TURKISH LANDMARK.
    175 7 An Ancient Bridge To Disappear. Constantinople. Sept. 20. Old pect-cards still on Bite usually represent, under the name of the Gslata Bridge, a picturesque, uneven, woodjii bridge on which a band of irregular firemen B shown running in vividly coloured attire. When, a short time before the
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    EMPLOYMENT OF MARRIED WOMEN.
    89 7 MOVE TO PREVENT IT IN OSLO. 010, Sept 31. Thi- flj t -U'j» in i lila country ut'ftlntt rrtqfloyn« nitirri'-a women lr Oo\rrnn»cnt and municipal «-mice tAKvn w.»ir. the dlroctar of the munj' ipiii *lcfc iniurantc uuilUulkm o< Otlu published a ftotcmtfil w the iiUlXjI that
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    LAID-UP SHIPPING.
    65 7 SHIPPING NEWS. London. Oct. 22. The Chamb.r of Shipping reports that laldup shipping in Britain and Ireland on Oct. 1, was 2.182.000 tons, representing a decrease of 14,445 tons compared with the Juiy returns.— Rcu er. The P. and O. "Naldera" has left Hongkong and is expected to
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      817 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. [g HEREBY GIVEN that the Tiade Marks d picted above are th ■ftlnl rai Wob S c of No. 233 Tank Road, Singapore, and are used by the of balms, omimen s oils and other mtdici::al preparations known as ICHEONG 3ALM manufactured, exported and or sold by the
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      279 7 WANTED— Austin 7 cr any Light Car. Must be cheap and good. Apply No. 652. c o M.T. ESTATE OF HO SOK CHOO NEO, Deceased. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE JEWELLERIES To b held at Hit Sa'e-rocm ff Mc sr C lung Kens Lee <Sc Co., L'd. R-ffi Chairbtrs, Raffles PLtor,
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      608 7 Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assets exceea v Assurance in force orer $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. j (Incorporated in the Strata Settlement*). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street. Sincanor* ew 000 deposited with the B„nr™ T au *W> LONDON OFFICE: §7. Old Jewry, 80. The Company
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      11 7 Make Sure You Get The MALAYAN SATURDAY POST," The Picture Paper.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATHS.
    110 8 VAN DORT.—Cn 0;t. 22. 1932. at No. 11. Brooke Read Katcng. Sh:gapo-e. DR. HERBERT ALVIN VAN DOH I. Itte fi.n :e] cok p!dc at th? Bidacaii Cem tcry en Sunday. 23rd instant, at 4 p.m. «C yhn and Pill papers please copy). C3 J A>;--Mis. Chan K*v
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    MALAYAN MATTERS.
    824 8 The list of subjects prepared by the Unofficial Members of the Legislative Council, for discussion with S'r Samuel Wilson, calls for more extended comment than is possible in a short note, and will receive it to-morrow. Meanwhile we would remark that it is an excellent and comprehensive list,
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    35 8 Mr. W. Dunman, the "Laird of Renglet." Car-.eron Highlands, has had to enter Batu Ga;ah Hospital. Rotarian H. R. Aarcn will address the Rotary Club on Wednesday on "Milestones In The Art Of Pood Preservation."
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    WALL STREET CAUSED THE SLUMP.
    206 8 Roosevelt Attacks Hoover's Policy. Reuter. St. Louis, Oct. 22. Governor Roosevelt (Democratic candidate for the Presidency) in a speech here to-day, attacked Mr Hoover's assertions that the depression fan the United States is due to foreign countries. He declared that the Wall Street crash in
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    SINGAPORE MUSICAL SOCIETY.
    274 8 J Preparations For The Next Performance. j Ihe Committee of the Musical Society have no* mad' arrarigcments tor thK comin; months. The work to be put In hand «mm? dfplely 1? Colert Idue Taylor's "Hiawatha*; Wedd'n# Feoit For this a rhoru»- in! 'a lull oichrstm are netiss
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    LADY CLEMENTI AND DAUGHTER.
    125 8 Traveling With Sir Samuel Wilson. A cable has been received at Go.ermr.ent House confirming th:- statement made by tho -Maaya Tiibune" on Friday that Lady Cic.ncnti and Miss Ckmenii will be icturning to Singapore on th? 'Ranp.ra." the P and O. -teanrr wh eh b bringing
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    CONSULAR MARRIAGE IN TOKYO.
    64 8 Reuter. Tokyo, Oct. 23. i i the presence cf 6 large and distinguished a-eemblage of high Japanese dignitaries, forei-M oiplomats and leadinc members ox the foreSn community, Alice, th- daughter of the British Ambassador (Si- Francis Liidley». v/as married to Mr. Oscar Morland. cf the OcaMtiai
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    54 8 A mail from Batavia and Palembang by aeroplane is expected at Singapore at 1.30 p.m. to ww. From China and Japan by the "Borneo Ma:u," due at Sirgapore to-morrow. F:cm China and Japm by the "Havana Maru," due at Singapore on Wednesday. From Holland by- the "Ealoeran," due
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    59 8 The committee of the Singapore Mercantile Co-operative Thrift and Loan So, :ety. Ltd will meet at the office of the Co-jperv.tive Societies Department, Pullerton Building on Wednesday at 5.15 p.m. for the transaction 0 f the following business: Election of a chah man. Hon. secretary and treasurer, finance and arrears,
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    542 8 'By "LOOKER-ON.")* What a thriihn- Vova .r, for Ranpwra\ B toe The "distinguished Da**™ would make a great four A Or in the singular cirrnm i poker might be ft The Amateur Wireless Society k a little jamboree on Saturday' j ol live wires were in evidence
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    49 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London: 2 7 lGd New York: k% cents lO I Singapore: 7 7 IG—7'j <■■ TIN. London Spot: £151 ISA Id !On London 3 months: £151 17s. 6d (Unci Singapore: $77.25. COPRA. Meccrs. Barlow and Co. report: Sundried Mixed 5j 10 The market is easier.
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      157 8 McNISH AN EXCEPTIONAL WHISKY THE WHISKY JPfSPII YOU ASK Ml I i FOR AGAIN. I/ ijjj^f^ I Sole Agents: ROBINSON Co Ltd. N OVELtV! NOVJbLTY 71 GUARANTEED 15-JEWLL LEVEL MOVEMENT I CHROME, SILVER, 14 CT. GOLD, 18 CT GOLD. I Tne New Handlers Wrist Watch i NO HANDS. NO GLASS
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      39 8 dracjracicJtdclpdp CHIPPENDALE PATTERN I STERLING SILVER WAITERS For Presentation U.S. de Silva Bros, JEWELLERS, j 23, High Street, Singapore. T.K.K.'S HAIR POMMADE 15 20 cts. a bottle. I TENG SENG GUAN, I Established 1905. 634, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, I
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      41 8 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPiiß'l Yesterday s Max. Temperature, 85 deg. P. Last night's Mm. Teinoerature, 76 deg. P. Yesterday's Rainfall, 0.02 ins. Sunshine, 4.5 hours. 1 p.m. Relative Humidity. 75 per cent. 1 p.m. Wind, W. 15 m.p.h 1 p.m Weather, drizzle.
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    Chinese Nation Calm And Confident CHINA WILL MEET HER OBLIGATIONS.
    703 9 „r Tl. MAINTAIN (KBIHT. ii v^cl. I I •\i U IKi i r» \m»p mill! all hot 11>"I* Kv itprsMnl l>> IHi w ui i Ml.run Chinese u ,11.. in Singapore, >>k n uilfvvirw wltb .1 IHI 'Malaya 1.. i
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    REVENUE OFFICERS RESISTED.
    128 9 Fierce Fight In Tampenis Plantation. A patty of three Revenue Officers had a nasty experience on Saturday when they went out to a plantation off the 12th mile, Tampenis. to arrest alleged traffickers in illicit liquor. Posing as buyers, the Revenue Officers eventually struck a bargain with
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    ALLEGED FRAUD IN COPRA.
    260 9 Manager's Appeal Against Sentence. A case frcm the Criminal Dislrict Court, in which Tan Thye Joe. manager of Chop Thye Lcong. was sentenced to four years' r.i. in connection with an alleged involving $500.000 worth cf copra, was taken up n appeal en Saturday before Mr.
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    MYSTERIOUS STABBING THIS MORNING.
    92 9 Two Men In Serious Condition. Two Chinese w:r? found sta'e-jed in mysterious circumstances at about one o'clock this morning. It appears thai six Chines? were as'e p in a house in Eras Easah Road when suddenly cries of pain awoke the whjole household. When the lamp
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    HUSTLING FLYERS.
    72 9 First Australia-Hongkong Flight. Reuter. Hongkong, Oct. 23. The first Australia-Hongkong flight has been completed in four day*, Mr. Arthur Loew, VicePresident of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Capt Dickson (his co-pilot), making the trip in the course of their world tour. Their machine is a Lockheed Orion and is capable of
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    MRS. PAWLEY'S RELEASE.
    46 9 Japanese Government Thanked. Reuter. London. Oct. 22. The Government has cordially thanked the Japanese Government for the effective assistance of Japanese officials in securing the release of Mrs. Pawley and Mr. Corkran. The Consuls at Mukden and Newchwang are thanking the local collaborators.—Reuter.
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    LINCOLN AGAIN EXPELLED.
    126 9 Belgium Won't Give Him Refuge. Reuter's Wireless Service. Brussels, Oct 19An expulcien crd r en th- notorious advontuiec, Tiebitsch Lincoln, has be:n served by the Belgian Police. Lincoln baa been a Jewish Rabbi in Hungary, a member of the British Parliament and a spy acting for Germany
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    EMPIRE RICE FOR BRITAIN.
    166 9 Outcome Of The Ottawa Agreements. Reuter. london. Oct. 22. With the object of securing for Empire icegrowing the virtual monepo y which fo.ciin rices have so far obtained in Entain. a lar L p and very modern rice mill WW be erect d en the Thames-side
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    BIG RAND REEF DISCOVERY.
    115 9 Nearly Twice As Long As Estimated. Reuter. Johanna burg. Oct 22. Following inves igations over two years, it is cstimatid that there ar? 278.000.000 tons of ore reserv.s in the extendi n cf the Witwater rend reel, a disco, cry cf Incalculable impor cue?. Tne difcowry
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    FOOD TICKETS FOR SOLDIERS.
    101 9 Railway Buffets Will Hanour Them. Reuter. Londo::. Oct. 22. Suldien newly returned from abroad in future v.i'.l find railway buffets to cater for th:i-' needs on the journ y from port to arrival at their barracks. An arrangemen. has been mad;? by th? War Office with
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    COTTON DISPUTE SETTLED.
    121 9 Mills Re-open To-day. Reuter. London, Oct. 22. With a disastrous stoppage of nearly 200.000 spinners in the Lancashire cotton trade imm::nent, desperate efforts to avert the strike were made by the Government peace-maker-' at the operatives and employers' conference A difference of 7 4d. in the pound
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    On Other Pages.
    75 9 JOTTINGS FROM JAVA, on page 2. LORD SNOWDEN ON A POLICY OF BONDAGE," en page 3. GROWTH OF JAFFNESE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY, on page 4. EIGHT MILES UP, on page 4. TOPICS OF TO-DAY, on page 8. MALAYAN WEDDING IN LONDON, on p. CLUB DIARY, on page 12
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    JAPAN NOT LEAVING THE LEAGUE.
    356 9 MAY ACCEPT A COMPROMISE. Mussolini Says Powers Must Move. Reuter. WUbj British opinion is inclined to believe that Japan will remain in the League a-,d will rtach a compromise en the Far Eust Mussolini that the E ague is powerless in the Far East and
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    NEGLIGENT MOSQUITO BUS DRIVER.
    474 9 "All Happened So Quickly." Sequel To Kallang Road Accident. There was a sequel before the Fourth Magistrate «Mr. A. C. Boyd» on Saturday to the accident that occurred in Kallang Road on the night cf Oct. 16 in which a mosquito bis and two motor-cars were
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    DR. BARNES AND THE LOURDES CURES.
    68 9 A Chinese ec-respondent wishes to pursue this subject. We think it wis? not to encourage a discussion which wo.ii distress many leaders. We published Dr. Barnes's views on •he Lourdes cures and other matters of faith. Several readers have sent us cutting-: of the
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    Sports & Pastimes. GLOSTERS' TREBLE DEFEAT.
    113 10 Sports Pastimes. GLOSTERS' TREBLE DEFEAT. IN BANGKOK, TANGLIN AND JOHORE. mm SELANGOR HEAT PENANG AT PENANG. RUGBY FOOTBALL. The Glosters. who had maintained an unbeaten record in their many friendly engagements this season had that feat terminated on Saturday, when the Battalion XV was beaten at Bi I kok Bad
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    BATTALION XV BEATEN.
    54 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. Oct. 22 Tne Bangkok Sports Club beat the Gloste-e, hen to-day by a goal and a penalty goal <S pts» to nil. The point* were scored in the Br I ten minutes' of play. It was one cf the best end fastest
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    PENANG'S MISSED CHANCES.
    163 10 (From Our Own Corresvonaens^i Penang. Oct 23 An unimpressive display in Penang saw Pi Bang throw away a possible chance of victo v in then- game with Selangor yesterday Selangor were better in the first half but Penany pressed continuously. Selangor p;es< t heavily after the first
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    CLUB XV WIN AT TANGLIN.
    328 10 Fielding a strong "A" XV at Tanglin on Saturday, the S.C.C. avenged earlier defeats when they beat the 2nd XV of the G esters by three tries <9 p lS .> to a penalty goal and a try (6 pts.). Capt. James refereed and the
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    BOTH VARSITIES WIN AWAY.
    69 10 PRINCIPAL CLUB MATCHES. Reuter. London. Ort. 22. To-rtny'» cluD matches raulCtd feilo**' BUc*Jv>ath K Cardiff 3 Guy*. Howpliau 6 Harlequins 7 Old 1 London Scrtttsh 5 RKihmoncl a Cnrii bridge U. 10 1* ftoeslyn Fancy-fai 0 Coventry 8 Bedlord 3 3 Glnifcrhtn g Northampton u-itcaur 0
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    COMMAND WIN WITHOUT GLOSTERS.
    519 10 SATURDAY'S GAME ON THE PADANG. The game between the Malaya Command and the Public Services R.P.C. on the Padam on Saturday did not provide the quality of rugby expected and the soldiers dominated the game from the start. The Public Services put up a scrappy display
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    PERAK OVERWHELM NEGRI SEMBILAN.
    19 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) r > Ipoh, Oct 2"? Ferak bea' Negri Sembllan in the Farleiah
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    SOUTH JOHORE XV BEAT GLOSTERS.
    178 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. Oct 22 South Johore beat a Glosters' XV on the Johore Civil Service Club ground to-day by thrae tries (9 pts.) to three. Mr. F. V. Murdock refereed and the teams lined up as follows: South Johcre: Dudgeon; Davies.
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    HOCKEY.
    47 10 S.C.R.C. team v. A. P. C.-Boustead to-day on the S.C.R.C. ground: Cheok Wah, Tian? S-ng, Evan Wong; Yew Teck, Fong Lim, Kee Siang, Thean Chye, Kee Tian, Gim Lock, Chim Beck and Geo Lee. Reserve: Kong Leong. [Other sports items will be found on Page 12.]
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    INDIAN FOUND HANGING.
    50 10 Early risers in Sambu Street, in the vicinity of Pra&er and Neave Co., were presented with a gruesome sight this morning. In an open field a little distance from the road an Indian was found hanging from a cherry tree i sarong was used for the purpose.
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    SATURDAY'S GAME IN JOHORE.
    372 10 SIONG 800 AND MUHABBAH DRAW. ASSN. FOOTBALL. (From Our Own Correspondent., Johore Bahru. Oct 22 Poor refereeing spoilt what should have nrnv P H cne of the best matches yet Dlaveri Causeway" this year w£ it Athletic Society cf Singapore drew 2- a n f-f the
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    KEPPEL AND S.G.C. DRAW.
    268 10 FOURSOMES MATCH AT K.G.C. GOLF. The foursomes match between Keppcl G.C. ?«nd the Singapore G.C. at Kcppel yesterday resulted In a lie of t% points each. Bcotea (S.G.C. mentioned first): I M. If. Paterson and J. T. Smith 1; R. Craik and C. N. \V. Joyce
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    What's On To-Night.
    129 10 Alhambra. —Genevieve Tobin in 'Hollywood Speaks." Capitol.—"Wctnen Who Play," feu'.ming Mary N. weomb. Empire.—First show at 7.30 p.m.: "The Mysteiy Rider" (silent serial —chap ers 4. 5 and 6>. Second shew: "The Cr?co Kid" and The Brat." Great World. —Side shows, pasar malam. Malay opera, Chinese wayangs,
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    RADIO BALL.
    69 10 The Radio Ball at the Adelphi Hotel on Saturday night proved to be a very popular attraction. It was patronised by Sir John and Lady Scott and music for the occasion was successfully broadcast by VSIAD. the amatetrr Singapore radio station run by Mr. E. C Yates The
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    DAVIS CUP TOURNEY AND AFTER.
    840 10 PLEA FOR BETTER MANAGEMENT. LAWN TENNIS. Experience is valuable chiefly because, of the lessons that are drawn from it. This sa2e rf ?f l C r? meS to OUr mind connection with tne Davis Cup Challenge Tie at Stade Roland Garros, (writes "American Lawn Tennis").
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    FATAL ACCIDENT.
    79 10 Car Knocks Down Man At Busy Crossing. A motor-car, said to belong to Dr. Ra«Uih of the Police Depot, knocked down an elderly CltfeM&e pedestrian at the Slam ford RoodNorth Bridge Rood crossing at about ID o'clock on Saturday night. The victim was picked up unconrctbu» ant' placed
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    SUDDEN DEATH OF DR. VAN DORT.
    935 10 Interesting Career Cut Short. Winner Of Gold Medal For Surgery. With tragic suddc; .ess the death occurred on Saturday evening, from heart disease at bh residence at Katong, of Dr. H. A. Van Do t That he was subject to heart attacks was well
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    JAPANESE TROOPS TRAPPED
    686 10 ADVANCE PRoy ft DISASTROUS. Mr. Wang Europe. Mr. Wang Chhi» w L Executive Yuan (PremJ on the Andre Lebon." H icr the benefit of bis hz Owing to the lack of Hon, an interesting rep r in East Liaoning bet* Wa s Volunteers and the J been
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    37 10 untitled at the Moonlight HalL K> day, Dec. 3, for the N mcnt and Clerical Union the same night the certil the cast will be presented. A be held on Friday at 8 p.m. el Di residence.
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    MALAYAN WEDDING IN LONDON.
    918 11 MARRIAGE OF MR. ONG BOON TATS SON. Brilliant Reception At London Hotel. itrom Our Own Correspondent.) London, Sept. 22. Mr. Tiang Wee Ong. B.A. (Cambridge), the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Ong Boon Tat the former of whom is one of Singapore's leading Straits-born Chinese
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    TEACHERS WITH NO HOPE OF JOBS.
    250 11 Hit By Decrease Of Babies And Economy. London. Hundreds of young, fuiiy-trained teachers in the coun.ry cannot find work. They have left training colleg: s after two or three years' study, and are now fully qualified --but there are no vacancies for them. About
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    ITALY READY FOR SHORTER WEEK.
    133 11 The Ministry of Corporations—th? Fascist Hldtllllli of Britain's Board of Trad.-—has directed industrial concerns to prepare for the application of a 40-hour w:ek. This does nrt mean that the 40-hour week, •vriich has been proposrd by Italian Government d legres «o the Governing Body cf
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    MALAYA BEATS JAMAICA.
    784 13 STREAM OF VITRIOLIC NATIONALISM. Sir Barrett-Lennard Interviewed. Why He And His Wife Were Poisoned. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 4 (by Air Mail). bJmJS V. me 1 had the honour of TJ^Tr,^^^ in Malaya was J Len^ard; a trial in Sir B^retthas flcmL m 81n B*P°re-
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    72 14 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. C^U^ f< ad f are intHted 10 to us 071 of PrOMc interest. It tkhH be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" docs not necessarily endorse opinions eroressed h« pondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, Tartly fdZlTe spacing j, and on one
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    Dancing.
    1538 14 rt (To the Editor, "Malaya TrQmncSJ Sir,—l was pleased !o *ee the letter from Modern Mlas" of to-d»y'i dare, and I certainly agree with her. I do noi think It desirable to discus* (hi* subject in the "Malaj*a Tribune at length. Those who wish to learn dancing may do
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    Control Of Associations.
    15 14 "T from one writer. isssz not «0 CK« g, ifisg» Usatul W"*»|
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    Impolite Tambles.
    24 14 oierk in Council" writes a io«« t.mhi 0f ,hr ,mMI 1" Unbta. lowwd, clerk» l„ I™,, "f< mo 2S? uch 10 wnlOT
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    Colony And Empire.
    442 14 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—lt was a happy thought that led you 10 connect the discussion of Preferences and th<R.N.V.R. in the same editorial to-day for I feci that the profound loyalty of Malaya to the Imperial cause, in not raising even a woi i Of
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    Birth Control.
    213 14 (To the Editor, 'Malaya Tribune."j to S h r, Y T corres^on <lent "Interested" asks en by r ene ab Ve SUbject i en bj Mr. L. D. Gammans in his addrees to! the Smgapo/e Rotarians recently I presume that by 'Birth Control" Mr Gammans meant -limitation of
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    The Brothers' Schools.
    186 14 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune") Si", —Af er reading, in your editorial note y Sitrday, that sneth r Brothers* School known as St. Patrick's-by-the-Sea, at Siglap, is going to be opened next y.ar, may I be permitted to Write a few lines on the subject? Having b.cn
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    "Queries We Shirk."
    139 14 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—With reference to "Pcrakite's" question rn g nnno n n g T the total figures from 1 to amafraid your correspondent "A Pew Shakes Of A DUcks Tail Only" has given a wrong explanation of the solution of the problem although he
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    WHAT TO LISTEN FOR
    741 14 Stations Best R ecei tn Malaya. A list of "possible italic to the beginners ar.d the k*, some information abou' fattens ,hieh may at fair strength. Belov Jiven fully and e«sedJs* Miss D. Turford, an ta> 8.N.8. In future «Va 5 Malaya Tribune." the fun L
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