Malaya Tribune, 26 October 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIX -No. 252 SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday. Oct. 26, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1932
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    Sports & Pastimes. R.S.Y.C. EVENTS.
    999 2 Sports Pastimes. R.S.Y.C. EVENTS. MILNER AND HOOPS TROPHIES. YACHTING. n. ucsn tvcze from the souih-west and a smooth sea made ideal conditions for the keel boats in the final of the R.S.Y.C. Milner Challenge Cup race on Sunday and they went ™-ay well on the gun at 10 a.m. Kilat
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    MUAR HOSPITAL BEAT BATU PAHAT XI.
    145 2 CRICKET. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar, Oct. 23. In a whole day match played on the Hospital Padang. the Muar Hospital C.C. defeated Batu Paha- C.C. on the first innings. Muar batted first and scored 131, Koh Chiang b ing top-sccrer with 37. Hemment
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    ST. PETER'S BRIGADE BEAT S.B.P.
    134 2 BADMINTON. On Saturday last at the Malacca Voluntc c i Headquarters, Malacca. St. Peter's Brigade tea* Sylverton B.P. by 6 games to l. Scorr<- Brigade names first): Reggie Rozario and A. Nunis beat P. A. L. Manassee and C X Nunis 21—16. 21—9; C. Gomes
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    OUTRAM SCHOOL BEAT G.T.S.
    95 2 On Saturday last at the Outram School ccurt. Outram School beat the Government Trade School by 6—l. Scores (Outram mentioned first): Yap Chwee Hock beat Leo Kirn Teck 15—11. 4—15. 15—11; Tan Khen Seng beat Dahari b. Jahari 15—1, 15—4 Zenorin beat Mahmood b. Ibrahim 12—15
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    WAH CHONG B.P.
    168 2 The Wah Chong B.P. was officially inaugurated in September and the election of office bearers resulted as follows:— President Mr Tan Chong Beng: Vice-President. Mr. Poh SenHock; hon. secretary and treasurer, Mr. Chinp Chong Kiat: auditor. Mr. Kwa Tien Soc sports captain. Mr. Tay Khenj; Ann- com'
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    MERRIDALES BEAT CITVLADS.
    97 2 The Merridale BP. defeated Citylads' Amateur BP., by 5 games to one at the former's court on Saturday. Scores (M.B.P. players mentioned first):—Lim Mok Seng beat Gan Hock Kee, 15—6, 15 —9; Tan Yong Kian beat Quek Gim Tong, 15—6, 15—11; Lee Yang Chim beat Gan Hock
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    OUTRAM COLTS BEAT BUXOM.
    95 2 At the Great World on Saturday last, the Outram Colts defeated the Bukom Clerks' Club by 5 games to 1. Scores (Outram Colts mentioned first):—Tan Boon Yean beat Chia Chew Lim, 15—11, 15—6; Kee Yew Watt lest to LeYong Whatt, 5—15, Kok Slew Kee beat Yeo
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    26 2 Marigold 3. P. team v. 8.H,8.J s,C. at thr former 5 court, 62. Shrewsbury Road <m Sunday at 3 p.m.: Tay Swe« Hlong Chua cZ IS'
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    44 2 Merridale B.P> "B" Uam r Lads United n p at the former'» court*. 45 47. Ouppa&e R oi rl on Saturday ,l Um: 3(nh S z r„ g k a? etjs: srH Bcc. Reserve»: Tan to, 2 Xonil, Ans Oon Boh. Wong Chat, Tons
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    JOHORE CHINESE F.A.
    297 2 ASSN. FOOTBALL. A correspondent writes: Of late there have been several discussions on the above subject and in doing justice to bqth sides of the question, I do personally think ihat It is unjustifiable on the part of the Johore Bahru Chinese players to go by that
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    MARKET PRICES.
    449 2 SINGAPORE, OCT. 21. MEAT. B».ef. steak (round), kati 30 Beef, stew or curry, kati 25 Pork, lean, kati 44 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 34 Mutton, Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati 40 Hens (locally reared), kati 44 Ducks, each 50 Pigeons, domestic unfledged, pair 85 Pigeons,
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      37 2 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme Of Drills. TO-DAY, OCT. 26. C.15 p.m.—Headquarters, 3.R.A. (v), Promotion Examination. FRIDAY. OCT. 28. Public Holiday. SUNDAY, OCT. 30. Bukia Timah Range, S.R.A. (v). Annual Rifle Meeting. Farrer Range. D" (Eurasian) Coy., Murray Cup.
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    SINGAPORE GAS WORKS.
    2115 3 VISITING ENGINEER IMPRESSED. Modern Methods Of Work And Distribution. Having been privileged, during my tcur In the Par East, to visit, under toe guidance cf the Municipal Gas Engineer. Mr. Fred Bedford. M. Inst. Gas E the gasworks belonging to the municipality of Singapre, I cculd not
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    LEAGUE HELP FOR LIBERIA.
    551 3 Memorandum From The U.S. The attitude of the Government cf the United States in regard to th*- plan cf assistance recently proposed to the Ltberiah Government, as well as to the modifies lions to this plan ruggested In a joint resolution of the Liberirm legislature, were
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      16 3 EYE HOfflM The Eye-Cliniie, ,175, Selegie Road, has been converted into a Hospital, V. M. MUTHU.
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    "BUY BRITISH."
    1171 4 EXHIBITION AT COPENHAGEN. Biff Order Placed In Yorkshire. Reuter. Copenhagen, Sept. 24. It was originally intended to stage the official opening of the exhibition in the open air in the Raadhuspiadsen. which would have been an extremely loitable place for the purpose. However, Unsettled weather caused lastminute changes
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    RIOTING AT LIVERPOOL.
    262 4 Baton Charges By The Police. An unemployed procession Id Liverpool was followed by riotous scene» similar to those at Birkenhead a few days before, though not w extensive or serious. One police constable and six of the demonstrators were Injured and the windows of about eight shops
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    LIBERALS AND OTTAWA.
    1453 4 Difficult Task Of The Delegates. This week will see the first concentration in j London of the full team of delegates to Ottawa. It sl o tee* the beginning cf a determined effort is restore urn rort cf perspective to the public, tttyttttion of their wora During
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    SLAVERY TO-DAY.
    445 4 Report To League Council, Th report on slavery prfsen <-d l(t lt Ccuacl) a; G.neva 'hows .tot. u out of the question. fclav:-ru)diri* if i; Li vis opetau.n*. airrb mon only 30 year* ago in Africa hu i support d uiidir th* riiffid ivr fl>- tl) European Oulonui
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    1211 5 LATEST QUOTATIONS. MINING ISSUED BY FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BSOXE2S. Singapore, Oct. 28, 13C0. 10 a.m. Issu? V;lluc Buyers. Sell rs. 11 Asam Kumbariii Tin 2b- 28--£1 Austral Malay 18i- Uo'--5.. Ayer Hitam Tin ]2 129 £1 Bangrin Tin 14 ig II Batang Padang 0.05 0.10
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    Commercial News. SHARP RELAPSE IN STERLING.
    225 5 Wall Street's Confidence Shaken. Reuter's Wireless Service. New York, Oct. 22. Owing to the depressed state of the grain market, the Secretary for Agriculture, according to the "Journal of Commerce," contemplates imposing regulations at an early date '™„!> ha sa,e,c ta futin in grain
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    322 5 B. ETLIN AND CO'S REPORT. Oct. 26. 11 R m RUBBER. London- 2'id» up 1 lfid Nt-w York• 37 16 cents -G.». up 116 cent. Shares: Quiet Alleubys 46—55 cents. Ay.-r MollKs 30—35 cents, Ayer Panas 30—aa -ouU. B 20—35 cents, Brog&s 20 —25 cenLs Buklt Jelotongs
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    23 5 The Rev. J J. Kingham, M.A.. will speak at the prayer service at the Methodist Mission Chapel, Paya Le'oar. to-mo'row at 5 p.m.
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    DID YOU KNOW....
    257 5 THAT Man could make another moon (By Our Scientific Correspondent.) An explosive hat may lead the way to visl 5 to the mcon. a~d that is strong enough to v.r ck a town with a single bomb is being p?r--f cied in Vienna by an American rocket
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    MANDAI TEKONG RUBBER.
    564 5 Impossible To Resume Tapping. The 22nd annual general meeting of the Mandai-Tekong (Singapore) Rubber Estates. Ltd., was held at 64. 65, and 66, Market Street, yesterday at noon. These present were Mr. E. A. Elias, Mr. A. W. Cashin, Mr. Lee Chim Tuan (directors), Mr. Chce Guan
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    PRODUCE.
    183 5 j Singapore Oct. 26. (Siam) V/. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $138 (Siam) W. Coast 2 $132 Rice, B. Siam No. 1 $123 Rice, B. Siam No. 2 $118 Rice. Siam "Sinway" per koyan No. 1 $176 Rice. Siam No. 2 $167 Rice. Siam No. 3 $152 Rice. Saigon
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    218 5 (tty Courtesy of Hongkong tuiiiK.j Singapore, Oct. 26. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 3132 d. London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 15 16d, London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 29 32d., London 30 days' sight 2s. 3%d., London demand 2s. 3 27 32d., London T.T. 2s.
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    TEA RESTRICTION PLAN.
    201 5 Dutch Scheme Sent To London. Reuter. London, Oct. 23. Picpcsals for the regulation of tea exports ;aOm.tled by producers in Java and Sumatra were considered by the committtees of the Indian Tea and Ceylon and South Indian AsuctattOQl in London, which suggested minor Uie.aiions and are now
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      423 5 rsl breakfaat for V I, in every land, Oats. In rich i ling goodness \A supreme as and Scott's J4DS BEST its tor Malaya: IH£ BORNEO COMPANY, LTD. HON TOP ff BABY'S HEAD j Had to Keep Gloves on j Hands, Cuticiira "When baby was about a month cki eczema
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      241 5 I Whispered 'Unpleasant Odour is Caused by Underarm Hair 9 Yvonne always wondered why she was unpopular and it was such a personal matter it was difficult to tell her. Finally. 1 plucked up jcourage—" Hair under the arms is not only ugly and repulsivelooking but greatly aggravates the old
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      239 6 Mi 4 TIN EE TO-D .4 V 3.15 SCHOOL-CHILDREN EIALF-PRICR 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 ■I I YOIK KAVOUK 1 1 j MM Kin: VHK\ ILIER, CUVE BROOK, FREDRIC MARCH, CLAITDETTE COLBERT, tic, at work and olay! I .earn !m happen* behind Ihe Glory of the •".Make-I p' 1 1 lof M
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      89 6 Amusements I'll hul:l:THm MATINEE TO DAY at 3 p*m. I PAT O'BRIEN j i Hillgwood Speaks Have You Booked For j j Opens Friday Plans Fast Filling at Robinson's i Matinee To-Day 3.15 HHHBHB|| Cicely Courtneidge. Winifred Shotter \Jf I Laughter and Song! I^BHUHS NEXT CHANGE: J KEATHK* ANGEL i
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      191 6 TO-NIGHT Elissa Landi IN "ft* Wi litorj" i T 2: M0 F HR ,V °f T w- Remember: to-morrow, oct The Fames wW appear at the Tivoli Hall to iDeepavali in MADAVS SIPER 100. HIXDI'STAXI MI'SICAL PRODUCTION I Sabha OR Couift of Jupiter A Romance of an Immortal Fairy with
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    WOMEN'S WORK EXHIBITION.
    139 7 Presentation Of Diplomas. y Winners of First and Second Class Diplomas in tht Exhibition of Women's Work held last week at the V.M.C.A. are notified that Lady ScoLt wiil present the diplomas on Thursd£ >, Nov. 17, at 5.30 pjn., at the Y.W.C.A., Raffle j Quay. All
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    FORTY-FOOT FALL FROM HOTEL.
    67 7 Chinese In Serious Condition. At about 11 o'clock last night a Chinese fell ficm a height of 40 feet from the window of a Chinese hotel in Peck Seah Street. He was lying unconscious in a pool of blood when the ambulance arrived and was found
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    REPLACEMENT OF ICE.
    135 7 Drycold Has Been Made Here. Regarding reports of the proposed erection of factories in Singapore and Hongkong for the manufacture of solid carbon dioxide, known as dry-kold, we are informed that the statement that it has not been manufactured acre yet is not correct. The Far East
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    WIDOWER'S CLAIM FOR PROPERTY.
    404 7 Judgment For The Defendant. In ihe Supreme Court y«t:rday. Juetic. r.'Beckett-Terrell. Ux. R. W. StragncJ rued Mi. J. Pereira for he recov ry p cperty cf hi, (plaintiff's) wife. He a adminisrator cf the es.ate of his one. Mr. E. T. Jones app.ared for th! plaintiff
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    SMART PUNISHMENT FOR SWINDLER.
    151 7 Man Who Watched Empty Godown. For inducing his friend to part with $16 on the understanding that he had got him a job as a watchman an Indian Mohammedan. Mohamed Yusof, was sentenced to one year's rigorous imprisonment to be followed by two years' police supervis
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    EX-POLICEMAN FINED.
    71 7 Trespassed Into Woman's Bedroom. Yacob, an ex-police constable who was convicted on a charge of trespass, was fined $15 by the Second Magistrate cMr. A. W. Hay) yesterday. Yacob was found in the bedroom of a Chinese woman and ran away when the woman raised an alarm. He
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    BOY CONVICTED.
    140 7 Theft Of Twelve Sarongs From Woman. When a twelve-year-old Indian boy was found guilty, before the Second Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Hay) yesterday, of theft of 12 sarongs belonging to a Chinese woman, Court Inspector Meeten said that the accused's eldest brother was now serving a term for
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    UNITED ENGINEERS' MEETING.
    154 7 Severe Criticism Of Accounts. The annual general meeting of Unite I Engine ens Ltd., was held to-day a- the offices cf the company in River Valley Road, Mr. J. A. P. Strachan presiding. Tne chairman remarked in his speech tha. h? had ccnclud:d 28 years' sirvice with
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    NEW ITALIAN LINER HERE.
    247 7 Comfort On "Conte Verde." SHIPPING NEWS. The Lloyd Triestino new Far Eastern linear, the "Conte Verde" arrived from Europe yesterday afternoon on her first trip to the Far East. Much admiration was expressed oy visitors to the slip, who were guests at a tea party en
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    ITALIAN ATLANTIC RECORD.
    33 7 Reuter. Gibraltar, Oct 25 The Re*." July's giant new liner, established a nexr trans-Atlantic record when she arrivtl here from Niw York to-Aav in fivr days and seven hours. —Reut«r.
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    NEW SOVIET LAND POLICY.
    135 7 State Agriculture To Be Separated. Riga, Oct. 4. signncant alteration in the Soviet peasant policy of partially reverting to the practice existing before the Five Year Plan is effected by new decrees which demarcate between State agriculture and collectivized industry. Henceforth State agriculture will be organise
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    THIRD GERMAN "POCKET BATTLESHIP."
    136 7 Work Begun This Month. The Government ordered that the cons ruction of the third 10,000 ton "pocket battleship, provisionally call.d Par.zerschiff C. or Ersatz Braunschweig, should be begun on October 1 Ul th- naval dockyard at Wllhelmshaven. where the second "pocket battleship," the completion of which
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    REASON FOR AXE IN F.M.S.
    518 7 $11 Millions Deficit Estimated. The Supply Bill to be Introduced in Fedeial council, to make financial provision for the Fuonc and Railway Services for 1933. provides for expenditure cf i 54,654.93:;. under the flowing head:: Reserved Service, Federal: Charges on a-- count of Public Dcci
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    Stuart Erwin's Clever Work At The Capitol.
    129 7 AT THE CINEMAS. Humorous pathos, when properly don?. the mast entertaining screen or state quality It Lh the chief feature of "Maki. M» a S'f r' (thawing ot the CapUcl». whkh one the most itijoyabl? pictmos we have Beep for a long rime.
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    51 7 Sinynporc. Oct. 2fl gtftodard Spot UocttM 7 l J||® Standard Spot .FOB, 16 22' 7 ISU6 8 OfC. H A I'Jfl Apr-Junr L Toil o! Market. Easier oiler Firm. Lalc'.c Cubliv London Bt»oI Sheet ?'id ptr lb. Hl** Vork Spot 3 116 vO.i wnle per
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    MALAYANS AT HOME.
    741 7 Sultan's Trip A Private Affair. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 11 (by Air Mail). I am sorry to learn that Lady Penny, wife cf Sir George Penny (late of Singapore), has been in very indifferent health for some time, but it is generally hoped that the
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    CADET COMMISSIONS.
    141 7 Lord Lieutenants' Authority Revived. Ihe War Office announces in ihe "London Gazette" ihat the King has directed that Lord Litutcnan.s of c;untL>s fhould grant, on behalf of HLi Majesty, cadet commission* to gentlemen p.rlormir.g ihe duties of cadet officers with cadet uni s which are affiliated to Regular
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      499 7 |Hh SINGAPORE AMATEUR DRAMATIC COMMITTEE WILL PRESENT «THR2E WISE FOOLS" A COMEDY IN 3 ACTS. ()n Wednesday, Nov. 2, Thursday, Nov. 3 and Saturday, Nov. 5 AT THE Victoria □Theatre PROCEEDS IN AID OF THE UNEMPLOYMENT FUND. BOOKINGS NOW OPEN AT LITTLE'S.! :_ATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. HEREBY GIVEN that the T.ade Marks
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      199 7 AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FREZHOLD AND LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES. At Messrs. Ciieung Koon Seng- Co.'s Sale-room. No 30, Chulia Strael, OX WEDNESDAY. NOV. 2, 1932. AT 2.30 P.M. Lc s 1 to 10. Valuable freehold land and t.rraee dwelling houses known as Ncs. 88. 90. 92. 94. 96, 98, 100.
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      78 7 Assets exceed $12,000,00». Assurance in force over $35,0©0,0*. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straita Settlemente). HEAD OFFICE: Great B>^^\*f Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 17. Old Jewry, EC Th. Company ha* «30.000 depoewea with the Supreme Court of England and compile* with the British Life Assurance Companies
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    MUNICIPALITY FOR K.L.?
    817 8 Kuala Lumpur wants a Town Council. Unofficial Kuala Lumpur, that is. The official element is quite content to retain the Sanitary Board, or any other system of urban administration which leaves control in bureaucratic hands. This unofficial aspiration is nothing new. It has been entertained by public-spirited
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    232 8 The first issue of the "Morning Gazette," e live cent tabloid' ne«5naner Ruaia appears During the absence from Saigano-e nf rh„ At the sixth annual general meeting of the S ugapore Mercantile Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society, Ltd.. held on the Sl. the fol.owmg were elected to form the committee
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    CHINESE PREMIER COMING.
    319 8 Southern Leaders Anxious About Government. Hongkong. Oct. 25. Mr. Wang Ching Wei. Present of the Executive Yuan. who. accompanied by his wife (Madame Chen P:k Chun), daughter and attaches, left Shanghai for Euro;><; en Saturday by the Fiench sLeamer, "/mdre Lebon," arrived in Hongkong this morring. Mr.
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    CHINESE TREATY WITH SIAM.
    87 8 Favourable Progress Of The Ncgot'ations. "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Shanghai. Oct. 25. Negoilalio.'is Sflt lit dliic usio of a S na--51 mc*c Coitiiti r lul T eny w rroce<dng in TXilcyo t«twcen the Chlne-c Mlnbter lo Jajan Mr. Chtnnß Tso Pin» sno ihe Blume e Minister
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    LANSBURY LEADS LABOUR PARTY.
    27 8 Reuter. London Cfet 2*. Mr. George Lansbury 1-a.s oecn el- ct-d Leader of the Labour Farty in UttCCEgiaß to Mr. Arthur Henderson. —Reu'.er.
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    73 8 Monday. Oct. 17. H.E. Mr. A F. Richjrds, had luncheon at Government House. Tuesday, Oct. 18. Mr. E. Gerelli and Caoitano di Corvetta Luigi Corsi had luncheon at Government House. Wednesday. Oct. 19. I His Excellency presided at a meeting of the Legislative Council held at the Council
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    ROYAL DUTCH COMPANY.
    52 8 Reuter's Wireless Service. 7hi HttitUl'. Oc 22 The Dlr clcr& r.f the Ru« a! Du ch Company ai r.cuncc thLt, ilie Uquid posl ion J 1 improv ug. N v rl)uSis<v U hits ben decided nol In puy *!i in er m dividend du lng 1933.—R unr's
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    21 8 From Europe London mails despatched on Oct. 6). by the "Como/in." due at Pcnang at 6 a.m. to-morrow. j
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    62 8 "The Sri untitled Dramatic Troupe have arrived in Smgapore to give two performances in the Alexandra Hall. They will stage the 'Krishna Lcela" en Deepavali Day. At next Monday's meeting cf the Federal Council in Kuala Lumpur H E. the High Commissioner will deliver nio review of F.M.S. affairs. The
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    On Other Pages.
    112 8 SINGAPORE GAS WORKS, on page 3. LEAGUE HELP FOR LIBERIA, on page 3 EXHIBITION AT COPENHAGEN, on page 4 LIBERALS AND OTTAWA, on page 4 SLAVERY TO-DAY. on page 4. TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on page 8. SINKING OF A TWAKOW. on page 11 IMPROMPTU SPEECHES BY CHINESE,
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    473 8 -IBT -LOOKM.on.v It seems fitting that n. "Queen of the Kite" 1 S?* named "Rex." be Mussolini, however, must be -he will probably want christen it "Duce." a Our Musical Society Ls for another show. The V on the "Sing" in Sin-,, A Land is 4x> be
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    48 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London: 2 1 2 d. New York: 3 716 cer.t- iO Singapore: 7' v —7 15 16 cents. TIN. London Spot: £153 10? r d London 3 months. £153 15s IU P 4 Singapore: $78.00. COPRA. Messrs. Barlow and Co. report Sundried Mixed
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      41 8 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT Yesterday s Maximum Temperature. 85 deg. F. Last night's Minimum Temperature, 73 deg. F. Yesterday's Rainfall. 0.26 ins Sunshine, 2.4 hours. 1 p.m. Relative Humidity. 63 per cent. 1 p.m. Wind, W. 15 m.p.h. 1 p.m. Weather overcast.
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    World Trade Conference Sensation. PREPARATORY COMMITTEE DELEGATE RESIGNS.
    1531 9 UNABLE TO SUBSCRIBE TO BRITISH POLICY. NO POSSIBILITY OF A SATISFACTORY OUTCOME." Reuter's Wireless Service. sensation lias been caused by the resignation of one of the lwo British delegates on the Preparatory Committee of the World Conference on the ground that the
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    POUND AT LOWEST POINT.
    146 9 Lower Exports And Higher V nemployment. Reuter. London. Oct 25 ii House of Commons to-night Mr Ram- !.i< Donald announced that thr Oovern- v.i«. it? utmost to remody th<* i ir. »r-;,mcins the budjieL «inverting the •V "!t Hi'oi to a lower interest, stimulating «•lr »'i.tj|Ti
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    ACCIDENT TO FILM HERO.
    109 9 Tom Mix Thrown Front His Horse. Reuter's Wireless Service. Hollywood, Oct. 22. The famous cowboy film star. Tom Mix. is lying in bed suffering from concussion sus tamed during the filming of a typically daredevil episode. After a hand-to-hand fight on horseback with the villain in
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    NEW MINISTRY IN BELGIUM.
    124 9 Four Ex-Premiers In The Cabinet. Reuter's Wireless Service. Brusst?'j>. Oct A Ministry of All the Talents," mcl .ding four cx-Premiers and el&ht Ministers of Sta \\ii\ formed In-da? by Count de Broquevlll" e« h ecjurl to the broat-up of the Rt'*fcin Liberal -Cathnlie Coalman Ca.inet. uwin«
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    PEACE EFFORTS START A RIOT.
    98 9 Police Quell Trouble Among Prisoners. Reuter's Wireless Service. Washington, Oct. 22. R: ;inp has broken out among ptftmnen n Welfare Island ov. rhe East Rjvcr and a 1 .>\ liable Police hay? b r en rushed to the scee.e. One p: Iscner was stabbed to
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    ANTI-WAR SPEECHES.
    145 9 Norwegian Officer Offends His Government. Reuter's Wireless Service. Oalo, Oct. 24A nrst-clasß nttlUJfc»] row ts likely to arise J'-'tn the action o! the NorwexLi-'i Minister ior tfutknal Di'f:u« c in temporarily sui pending a N?nT-niitn Ns\a] Officer, Captain Kullman, for making «}> eclirs at th; an*)-War Cong res.
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    SEE-SAW BATTLES IN MANCHURIA.
    358 9 CHINESE TRAPPED IN LIAONING. Japanese Surprised At Nonni River. "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Despira. ttrvggltl arc taking place m varkus parts cf Ma«churia. particularly at Nov.ni Bridge and in Liaonng Pre vinee. Victories are report d on both aides. About 1.r,0n cavalry men belonging to General
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    ROUMANIA WANTS QUEEN HELEN.
    99 9 Hopes Of Reconciliation With King Carol. Reuter's Wireless Service. Bucharest. Oct 24 Many tsl33 cue olrculatin* anent the Royal domestic discord Some spunk o( prospects of a i «conciliation of King Carol and Princess Helen, while others believe that the dlflerences are becoming more accentuated. Nothinß
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    NO RESTORATION OF MONARCHY.
    75 9 Yon Papen's Speech To Workers. Reuter's Wireless Service. Berlin. Oct. 2i. Vcn Papon, in a speech in Ecrlin to the Guild of Artisans, emphatically denied that a restoration of the Monarchy was imminent in Germany. The Government had so many problems to solve that they were
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    BRIDE'S DEATH AFTER WEDDING.
    64 9 Collapse Of Floor At Celebrations. Reuter's Wireless Service. Cairo. Oct, 24. Wedding celebrations were In full awing neur Giiga. In Upper Esypt. when the second floor, packed with women, collapsed on the festive gathering of mini belnw. Fourteen penple. including the bride, were killed and many
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    Sports & Pastimes. S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    664 10 Sports Pastimes. S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. A.P.C. L BEAT ETCETERAS. RUGBY FOOTBALL. In the S.C.C. tournament game on the Padang yesterday, A.P.C. and 1., who lest to Public Services in their first iame a fortnight ago, showe.l improved fond and beat Etceteras by two goals and a try (13 pts.) to nil.
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    REVIVAL OF JOHORE Y.C.
    56 10 YACHTING. The Johore Yacht Club has been revived and six yachts have already been ordered from Messrs. Thornycrofts. The yachts are of international class and will be 14-foot centre-board dinghy racing boats. Marconi rigged. Racing, which will be held at Johore Bahru. Is expected to begin
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    SINGAPORE CHAMPIONSHIP.
    142 10 CHESS. Th: tenth round of the Singapore Chess Club championship games was completed on Friday with the- following results: E. E. Colman won from F. O. Peck, M. Maschcieff won from H. Vogel, Chin Eng won from Tan Luang Kia, B. O. Wilmot won from R. Jumabhoy. Positions
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    STARTERS AND LATEST BETTING.
    176 10 (.'AMKRIDGSHIKE BEING RUN TO-DAY. THE TURF. London, Oct. 26. Tin? ami.-nded list of proooblrc and the final cal)-cv*r on the Cumbridareshtre Stakw. being run to-doy, art- a? follows Dortg«n rw«ton>, n —s. Aodrna fßenry». 13—L Oald/.nnU < Hunter», ICK)—C PricJt-t Gordon Richard» >. 100—1} Gliianju# /Slreth.
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    G. RICHARDS' NEW RECORD.
    42 10 Reuter's Wireless Service. London. Oct. 22. M Hie Nrwbtvy concluded to-day, Gordon Richard*, ilv- champion jockey. rc;i: tiirft' vrimrrs. making lil& total for the seir» j Itifl, erllpsiittf liis personal ritn»d of ItW Ifi J927. U(.:>ltv > Wireli*s» ServU-e.
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    SIR SAMUEL HOARE.
    142 10 NEW L.T.A. PRESIDENT. LAWN TENNIS. London, Oct. 11. (by Air Mail). Sir Samuel Koarc. Secretary of State fo:* India, will be elected President of the Lawn Tennis Association at the annual general meeting in London on December 12. in succession to Lord D'Abernon. Sir Samuel Hoare is
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    KELANTAN SOCCER.
    222 10 ASSN. FOOTBALL. At the Pasir Puteh Padang on the 21st the Pasir Puteh XI drew with the Medical XI I—l. Aylward scored for the home team in the first half, and Jaffar equalised for the Medicals mid-way through the second period The game was keenly contested and both
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    S.G.C. EVENTS.
    105 10 GOLF. The S.G.C. monthly medal competition (bogey) will be played on Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 5 and 6. The ladies' medal will be played on Monday, Nov. 7. Ladies' club handicaps have been readjusted to 18 holes and the reduced score of the course (73). Beginning Nov. 7.
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    KEPPEL LADIES' ELECTION.
    51 10 Mrs. R. E. Earle was elected the first ladies* Captain, of the Keppel, Golf Club at the general meeting of the ladies section last night and Mrs .W. P. Douglas was elected honorary secretary. The committee was elected as followsMsr. R. H. Wilson. Mrs. Horridge and Mrs
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    S.C.C. v. S.R.C.
    316 10 TO-DAY'S PADANG "DERBY/ HOCKEY. Teams for to-day's games on the Padang between the S.C.C. Ist and S.R.C. Ist at the S.C.C, and the S.C.C. 2nd v. B.R.C. 2nd at the 8.R.C., are as follows: S.C.C. Ist.: P. J. L. Mayger; R. a. Ashworth, E. G. Staunton; T.
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    115 10 BILLIARDS The S.C.C. tournament is drawing to a clo-e. Remaining ti:s are as follows: TO-DAY S TIE. Championship (semi-final): P. CarmichaT v. J. E. Wills. TO-MORROW'S TIES. Chair.pk an hip (semi-final): A. D. Baker V. Dr. S. W. Evecon. "A" Clats (semifina-M: Capt. D. V. Hill —25 v.
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    BICYCLE COMPETITION.
    94 10 CYCLING. The projected open cross-country cycling event which the "Sportsman" was organising Tor Sunday, has been abandoned and in if, tead a cycling Carnival in aid of the NonEiTopean Fund is to be held at Jalan Besar Stadium on Supday. Nov. 6, from 8 to 11 a.m Post
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    46 10 Members of the Seet Kim Cheng Badminton Party learn with deep regret of the death of the mother of Mr. Ho Choy Kian, the popular badminton player, which took place recently at Batavia. Much sympathy is felt for him and his family in their sad loss.
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    BOLIVIA'S LAST STAND.
    89 10 Paraguayans Capture Fort Arce. Reuter's Wireless Service. Buenos Aires, Oct 23 The Paraguayan capture; of Port Arce Bolivia's last stronghold in the Gran Chaco region, has been confirmed by a report from Lapaz. Kidnapping outrages have reached the Argentine, where the Mafia secret society has spirited away
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    SILVER CURRENCY MUST RETURN.
    75 10 Reuter. Vienna, Oct. 25. The restoration of silver as currency was urged by M. Caillaux, the French ex-Finance Minister, to-day in an address on the world crisis before ihe Austrian League of Culture Millions in India and China, he declared who lacked gold had been lost
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    R.A.F. WANT NON-STOP RECORD.
    75 10 Reuter's Wireless Service. London, Oct. 23. The Royal Air Force will attempt to wrest the non-stop distance record from the United States in a flight from London to Capetown early next month and, about the same time Amy Johnson is reported to be preparing to eclipse
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    INDIA CONFERENCE IN LONDON.
    459 10 Deputation Headed By Aga Khan. London, Oct. 22. Another stage Ui the 'e3on of Btttiah anc Indian statesmen to settle tiie Indian constiutional question has been reached by tl.t innouncrmwru of the name* of three-quarters of the Indian deputation to the Conference which will meet in
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    EUSTON MAIL BAG ROBBERY.
    63 10 Two Men Arrested And Charged. Reuter. London. Oct 25. Two men have boon charged with the muJ bJS robbery it Kuslon StaUoa, mvolvnz £8000 in registered pack»*»»». The Police comb v London laol week and numerous pound note th» OiM were louod in the chimney 'i
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    BIG GAME HUNTER'S WILL.
    122 10 Crowded Thrills Into His Life. Reuter's Wireless Service. London. Oct, 24. That life is full of thrill,, gaming tables and Jungle L> recalled bj publication tfl-day oC fhs? wtll of Major Jack Coat*. the taraoue gambler end Dig ir£!R& hiiDUT, who wiii found dead in London
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    SUGAR COMPETITION.
    64 10 Reuter. A London, Oct. 25. A Financial Times" message from Amsterdam says that the United Java sugar prove s dZth^T 0 that lhey are willing to ie! for the west coast of British India in compeUtkm with British refined sugar m2i bi Ct iS 10 end the Britls
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    HINDENBURG'S ACTION NOT ILLEGAL.
    74 10 Reuter. Berlin, Oct. 25. The constitutional legality of President Hinaenburg's decree appointing Herr Yon Pacen Si ate Commissioner for Prussia and authorising him temporarily to depose.the Prussian Ministers has been held .to be »no violation of thConstitution by the Supreme Court at Leipe g Simultaneously, ihe
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    CHIANG KAI SHEK'S SUCCESS.
    142 10 Red Bandits Being Feist Eliminated. 0 Shanghai, Oct. 26. With Marshal Chiang Kai Shek at the helm of the anti-"Red" campaign, the "R?d" banaiu in the provinces of Hupeh, Honan and Anhwei are fast dwindling. It is reported that t.Vmtnace of the brigands has been reduced
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    WILD SCENES IN DRUG DEN.
    105 10 Shots Fired At Italian Consul. Reuter's Wireless Service. Alexandria, Oct. 24. Wild scenes occurred at an open-air hashish den in a date grove patronised by upper-class Egyptians. Smokers fired 75 shots at General Ugotabetta, the Italian Ccnsul, and the chief of the Criminal Investigation Department,
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    JAPAN'S DISARMAMENT SCHEME.
    182 10 Will Be Put Forward Separately. Reuter's Wireless Service. Tokyo. Oct. 25. It is learned r.om an official source thai the Government has sanctioned a new of proposals for naval armaments reduction the nature ot which. however. Is not revealed. It Ls understood that the new schemc neltju;
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    OPERA STAR SHOT IN THE BACK.
    129 10 Tragedy Due To Family Discord Reuter's Wireless Service. Berlin, Oct 2«. Fran Gertrud Ei nagel, one ot the best-known operatic iturs In Germany, was ahot in the back to-day at the stage door of the Municipal Open» House, sphere she was performing. She was
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    RECORD PARACHUTE JUMP.
    81 10 Carried 30 Miles By The Wind. Reuter's Wireless Service. Moscow. Oct 34 A world record Cor a parachute Jump of 20,150 leet Is claimed by the Soviet fl)«\ Zabelln. Contrary to umiql nrtteUce, the Jump was made without oxygen vpiunlus. Zabehn say* it was twelve decrees below
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    RIVAL GENERALS IN CHINA.
    505 10 Continued Efforts F or Unity. Forthcoming Convention Of Kuomintang. Shanghai, oct.0 ct. 25 The latest report to hand 1 m. Feng Yu Hsiang may not s*c£2 the provincial capital of Ch.h,, rilJako u> interview Marshal Yen Bblh ft! Sung Chi Yuan. Provincial Government. told le "Marshal
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    EXTRADITION OF INSULL.
    70 10 Period Of Sanctuary Nearinff An End. Reuter's Wireless Service. Mhfiu Cv* Tli* ini.rutiicnlA c»t t*t to* dUiou tr i»iv between Qrttft and Aw-ic* linern fcrwarded to WubiukVan, m >to 1 12" Samuel Insull'o jwrwd of p -ni n ,w ncnrlug an rod liiaiill'» lawvrt jk< lilcl" cor.coin.
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    What's On To-Night
    192 10 Alhambra.—Genevieve Tobin in •■HoiJ}»« v Sp.aks." Matinee at 3 p.m. Capitol.—"Make Me A Star.- featuring J" Elondell, Stuart Erwin. Zasu Pitts. Jj Matinee at 3.15 p.m.; all school children price. Empire.—First show at 7.30 p.m.: Mystery Rider" (silent serial— chapters 7. *>. 9 and 10). Second show:
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    SINKING OF A TWAKOW.
    1340 11 EURASIAN AND JEW CHARGED. Chemicals Lost In The Harbour. BAD MEN OF THE ARCADE. An interesting case in which a Eurasian, H. Bell, and a Jew, E. D. Sykes. are alleged to have attempted to swindle a well-known hrm of over $7,000, occupied the attention of
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    DISPUTED RIGHT OF WAY.
    218 11 Further Hearing In Supreme Court. Further evidence was recorded yeMerday in the Supreme Court, before the Justice Sir William Murlson. In the case In which Mr H. Wolskel sued Mr, A. Y Abraham lor the recovery of $3,000 a» damages for obstructing a right of way
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    99 11 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore, Oct. 26. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Rajula 22; Takada 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 8.) Bulan 19; Naldera 18; City of Kobe 16 Kangaroo 14; Conte Verde 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate S.) Havana Maru 32; Khandalla 35. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate
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      161 11 xMAILS CLOSE. TO-MORROW. OCT. 27. *Europe. Great Britain. Ireland and North America, to connect with the Air Mail at Karachi (By Train) 7.30 a.m. Penang. Province Wellesby. North-West Perak. Kedah, Siam, North, N.-East and North West Sumatra (Kedah) 10 a.m Singkawang Pemangkat and Sambas (Tomohon) 11 a.m. China. Hainam. Japan.
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    OUR READERS' VIEW.
    97 12 Letters To The Editor. I Our readen are \nvtted to urrite to ut on tubj ecl» of public interest, n must Of understood that the 44 Malaya Tribune dons not naceisaeily endow opinions expressed by corrtsoondentl LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE. preferably typewritten <double K'oclng),
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    "Queries We Shirk."
    104 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune." 112 Sir.—r had con-<lotrvd that none u f your rcatUrs wwirtl hnvr thought li worth while !<j lake nGtJur? of "PcrafciteV qucsa.ni» In y<mi Urne or thr lulh, us tt win, fairly obvtyun that tho gen.tcman was ju>t ryli«« to bo funny
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    The Modern Girl.
    897 12 /To the Editor, "Malaua tribune."; Sir,-"Helen Chan". aUiit.y tuai ttii Modem Young Mm are also apiUR the Western system I «übmlt that the Chinese youths ;re copsm™ i jit styles of Wi'Stmu ctvULsaUou but they ar mv>c J apiiut." Anyhow we do exactly tne ami' us the
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    IMPROMPTU SPEECHES BY CHINESE.
    834 12 Tribute To The "Malaya Tribune." Last Saturday the Chinese Students' Literary Association heard an address by Mr. A. K. Lee on •'The Happiest Moments in My Life." Ho said that as a child his happiest moment was when he was enjoying a sea trip through the
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    ALIENS REGISTRATION.
    534 12 Organised Chinese Protest Suggested. "A China-born Chinese" writes as follows to the "Straits Echo": The Hen. Mr. Lim Cheng Ean has done his bit at the recent meeting of the Legislative Council with regard to the proposed Aliens Bill which is to regulate the immigration of aliens into
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      223 12 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY. OCT. 26. High Tides —8.09 a.m., 7.40 p.m. United Engineers meeting, noon. Hockey: S.R.C. II v. S.C.C. 11, S.R.C.; S.C.C. I, v. S.R.C. 1., S.C.C; S.C.R.C v. M.C.U., S.C.R.C. Rugby. A (M.G.) Coy., S.V.C. v. Glosters, S C.C. Football: M.F.A. League, Div. B, Geylang United v.
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      431 12 CLUB DIARY. (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 and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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    MIXED MARRIAGE TRAGEDIES.
    768 13 White Outcasts In Malaya And Elsewhere. We are hearing frequently the..c day.-- about the plight of the millions of untouchables m I India, hut we seldom read of the mors poignant tragedy that is played daily by the brilliant white men who are outcasts in Malaya, India,
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    N.S. CLUB MEETING.
    148 13 Proposal To Amend A Rule. (from Our Own Correspondent Serembau Oft. 2«. m J'"~ llll! St fiHn n ,L U > C,UO h: tV I' «U.-Mt. NS ?Mr*j W"w J*" ltk J w w Huiihrs. M.C.& H P nt wer -Mr. CH 'jp m«p,' Dato Won Ton
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    MALACCA NEWS.
    179 13 Man Who Stole To Get Married. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Oct. 22 *C** Dlstrlct CoUrt at A lor Gajah. betore Mr. H. C. Willan, Abdullah bin loralum was charged with criminal breach of trust as a public servant by issuing official receipts for fifty cents in exchange
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    PROFESSOR TARRED AND FEATHERED.
    48 13 Reuter's Wireless Service. Pretoria, Oct. 19. Damages to the extent of £750 have been awarded to Professor Lamont, who was tarred and feathered last May after the production cf "War, Wine and Women" which raised a storm of protest cmong Afrikanders. —Reuters Wirlcss Service.
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    FRANCE'S ADVERSE BALANCE.
    93 14 Retrenchment And Increased Taxes. Reuter's Wireless Service. Pari», Ocv, ai. Tin 1 Cabinet hn* approved of <he Finance Minister's draft hud&et dwujmed to rectify tl)«* balance of nearly 8,000.000,000 Francs. Nearly half of this wtl be met ultimately by loans through th- expedient of transferring from the
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    FURORE IN VIENNA ASSEMBLY.
    91 14 Inkpot Hurled To Enforce Argument. Reuter's Wireless Service. Vienna. Oct 21 The hurling or nn inkpot waa iteed to enfuror arguments ut n stormy sitting of the Assembly over the recent rioting in the factory quarter ut Stmtncrlng, when three people were killed •jDd ten seriously
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    CLAIM FOR "EGYPT'S" GOLD.
    97 14 French Plaintiffs 1 Action Fails» Reuter's Wireless Service. London, Oct. 21. A claun by a Prencli company for a share of the gold recovered from the trreckud step.mer "Egypt" his been rejected by the High Ctoiirt. The owner* of three French trawleri.. OA plaintiff*, argued that
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    RABIES EPIDEMIC IN AFRICA.
    88 14 Campaign Against Pariah Dogs. Reuter's Wireless Service. Nairobi. Oct. 21. Settlers are alarmed at the prespeel of on epidemic of rabies. Twelve Europeans ba\r been bitt-n uy rab;d dog? nnd are undergoing precautionary trtuimeot A European chUfl nas been mferted b» t bite from rabid ;ackaL
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    MAN WHO DAZZLED PARIS.
    120 14 Death Of Modern Beau Brummel. Reuter's Wireless Service. Paria. Oct. 20. Mnrqui* Boni de CeMellcne, a modurn Rrfti* Biummd. "nas died. He has been e»ne ttao moet re nspicuous figures id French «oclety :incc his manage In 1895 with Anna Gould nn American heiress, after which
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    "UP, THE REDS!"
    83 14 War Cry Of London Rioters. Reuter's Wireless Service. London, Oct. 19. War cries of "up, the Reds" and the use of heavy weapons and missiles were mentioned in the London Police Courts of Lambeth and Tower Bridge to-day at the hearing of charges arising from rioting by
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    KREUGER TOLL DIRECTOR SENTENCED.
    83 14 Reuter's Wireless Service. Stockholm, Oct. 21. Eighteen months' hard labour was inflicted on Wendler, one of the Kreuger Tolls' directors, who was arrested shortly after the failure of the combine. M. Torsen, of the Kreuger Co has now been formally arrested on a charge of swindling
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    NORWAY'S INCREASED EXPORTS.
    48 14 Reuter's Wireless Service. O-Hio. Oct. 20. In spit* of big labour conflict. Norway increased her «jports during the flrat nine months of 1033 by £6.250,C00, bringing the total to £23,000,000. compared with the corresponding period of 1831. Imports have <jeelhicd by 16,600,000.— Rcuua"d Wlrelaw Sr»--
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    RAILWAY DEBENTURES OVER-SUBSCRIBED.
    24 14 Reuter's Wireless Service. London, Oct. 20. The Southern Railway's £4,750,000 debenture issuyat four per cent, has been over-subscribed —Reuters Wireless Service.
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    EXTENSION OF ARMS TRUCE.
    139 14 To Give Conference A Chance. Reuter's Wireless Service. Berlin, Oct. 31. A further offlcbil pi onuuivvmeut on Ihe C imminent s intentions regarding uiwrmamwt policy is produced in reply to un open letter nm Hfcrr to the Chancellor, The Statement zayc if Ui* Difiarmnmi-nt Canferener titlU
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    RECTOR OF STIFFKEY'S PUNISHMENT.
    139 14 Final Protestation Of Innocence. Reuter's Wireless Service. Loudon. Oc 21. Th? R. v. Harold FrancLk Davidson. Rer'.or of E'.iUifiy. wits "d-pased and deluded" ntid si»»i>|H'd of MJCieslttsifcaU promoUns. bcnefj'i ?r.d emoluments umld remarkable tcztntu iu Norwich tulhedrnl Tb« tiny fuurteMJtn c ntory UMichtim Chapel M'rti chos
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    IRISH ECONOMIC WAR.
    153 14 De Valera Preparing Another Blow. Reuter's Wireless Service. Dublin. Oct. 19. A strong reason to believe that Mr. de Valtra will strike another blow in the AngloIrish economic war was conveyed in a speech in the Dail to-night. His position has been B lengthened by an agreement
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    SEREMBAN NEWS.
    150 14 Co-operative Society's Highest Dividend. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Oct. 22. Presiding at the annual general meeting cl the Malay Public Servants' Co-operative Credi Society, Ltd., Negri Sembilan, Mr. R. P. Cleg*. M.C.S., said that the society was advancing with great strides. In consequence they we.able to declare
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    WORLD TOUR BY MOTOR.
    399 14 Study Of Eastern Religions. (From Our Own Correspondent., Seremban, Oct. 24. There drove into Seremban 'own on Saturday evening from Singapore. their last stop being Malacca. Mr. Hans Pfeiffer, a German engineer, accompanied by his wife, a Dutch lady. They are en their way round the
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    MUAR ASSIZES.
    721 14 Chinese Girl Convicted Of Bigamy. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Must, Oct. 22. Muar Assizes began on Saturday, before Mr. Justice W. Burton, the ea:endar being a hcav one Ng Kirn Foe, alias Ang Kirn Poe, alias Tan Bin Chew, was charged for returning from banishment and was sentenced
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    SINGAPORE NAVAL COMMAND.
    255 14 New Captain-In-Charge. Captain M. R. J. Maxwell-Scott, DSO who has been appointed to succeed Captain M Brock Birkett. D.SO., as Captain-in-Charg, at Singapore, has had a good deal of ex' perience on the China Station, where he was serving in command of the gunbcat "Snipe" when the
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    29 14 The Syrian Christian Union, Singapore, will hold a picnic on Friday at Palm SS^MfS f rlends requested to mm at i, Short Street, at 8 ajn., f or transport.
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    WHAT TO LISTEN FOR.
    884 14 Stations Best Receive In Malaya. A list of "possible" stations b of Ipc to the beginner? and the a- some information about the h'" r ;tatlons which may be receiv d r a astlj H it fair strength. Below is tuch irf given fully and compiled
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