Malaya Tribune, 29 October 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIX. No. 254 SINGAPORE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, Oct. 29, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1932
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      142 1 Buy the •MALAYAN POST/ ThePK ture Paper. 20 cents. Cdll for "Carhherg Hijau /V i jfflßS CARLSBERG PILSENER. 1 MIMiMI» "CARLSBERG HIIAU.- IkB&I I f ,,:^-^:^!v: The ideal drink for tropical climates. li^ I &l >v Obtainable at Hotels. Clubs and Rest g Houses throughout the Straits Settle- H| Cj
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      221 1 A. FLINTER. 6, Raffles Place. BUYS Gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. I SI ME, DARBY CO., jj I MODERN IN EVERY DETAIL I p Tne New AUSTIN TEN FOUR I f In .introducing vl J this new
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    MUSLIM AFFAIRS.
    729 2 Alsagoff Dispensary: Format Opening Postponed. (By Our Muslim Correspondent.! The formal opening of the Alsagitf Dispensary, which was fixed for the 30th inst.. has b:en postponed. The Alsagoff Dispensary is the outdoor dispensary which has b.en established by the Muslimin Trust Fund Associaticn, Singapore, where pdbr and indigent
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    A SEA-LION'S DEATH.
    252 2 Lion Cubs At The Zoo. On; the female sea-M6ns at the Zoo which recently had a-«\ibf had been ailing ah* refused {o take her food to* some days, displaying even no interest in the Sound of the hodi 'which 7 is the signal on whiefc the other
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    FASCISTS TO MEET IN VIENNA.
    45 2 Vienna, Sept. 21. NaKt spring the first Congress of the "Fascist International" is to be held in Vienna. According to the announcement the Fascist organiwtjans of Italy. England, Ho]lanq\ France, the tTnJWtf States, Czectio-Slovakla. Rurrianfa. and Bulgaria will take part.
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      185 2 for I Not for years has it j been possible to procure reading" of such wgh #y» quality at so low a price. OlllCe Crompton lamps are v n Eritish made and up to hl,u s the highest standard of parks, etc. workmanship available. The Lamps of Lasting Brilliance FROSTED
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      219 2 —mi,,. t During the whole of November wmWMMr r&m ***** may exchange Capsules /mm from Ch °P Juw% aflfi "Chop Wr Kepala" Beer for FREE W CINEMA TICKETS. 25 Ct Seats 5 ca PS"Jes ii Tickets are available for uny j v 7 Cinema in Singapore and may I IW
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    LACK OF WINTER CLOTHING.
    259 3 Volunteers Handicapped In Manchuria. Shanghai. Oct. 26. It is reported that on the whole the Mancjiuria Volunteers have not operated very vigorously against the Japanese U'oops during the last two weeks, owing to the loss of advantages of warfare furnished by the millet grass and the
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    THOUSAND POLICE ON THE HUNT.
    225 3 Missing Visitor To President Hoover. London (by Mail*. One thousand city detectives have b?m called up by the New York Police Commissioner, Mr. Edward P. Mulrooney. to search for Colonel Raymond Robins, a wealthy U.S. social worker. Col. Robins is believed by members of his
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    STALIN'S NEW FOOD EDICTS.
    209 3 A Tax Levied In Meat. Moscow. Sept. 24. Three Governmental edicts which ere published to-day reflect the preoccupation of ihe authorities with the pressing problem oi the toed supply. An edict under the .npnatu.es Of Stalin ;nid MoJetov virtually establishes a tax in k nd 8S
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    FURTWANGLER IN VIENNA.
    145 3 HTS PLANS FOR THE FUTURE. Vienna. Sept. 24. Wilhelm Furtwangler. the conductor, h»JJ spent some davs here in discussing with t)>* Society of the Lovers of Music next year's Johannes Brahms Festival, which Furtwangler is to conduct, and which will be hsld C« a large scale on
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      557 3 How Teeth Sparkle! this Special (f you want clean white teeth C/ as those you have alpOWaer Whitens ways admired— you should use this 49mA clears s P ecial formula called Colgate's ami ikwfu Dental Powder when brushed) Colgate's breaks into an active sparkling foam. In this foam is carried
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      10 3 WORTH A DOLLAR But Only 20 Cents: "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST"
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      217 3 j Have YOU Tried NESTLE S 1 9 j (English) COCOA? ft If n °t> you have missed a treat, for this cocoa is of I superlative quality and flavour. SEND NOW 10 cents J) in stamps for an attractive sample tin, with mirror lid. J Policies for Life, Fire,
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    CEYLON NEWS AND NOTES.
    2158 4 All Parties Unite And Plan For The Next Reforms Move—Ministers Charged With Playing For Time At National Committee s First Meeting—Sub-Committee Appointed To Frame RulesMr. Perera's Hint At Passive Resistance— "Hastening Very, Very, Slowly'' Comments A Colombo Paper. "Ihe National Committee, a recently formed d! -Ceylon
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    CLEANING THE ABBEY WAXWORKS.
    946 4 Anient Effigies To Be Removed, "Ragged Regiment." The wax effigies in the lillp Chapel a Westminster Abbey—relics of the old custom dfl carrying an effigy of a" dead notability in the funeral procession—are one by ope to bo tcmoved and cleaned. The most unimportant, that cf
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      211 4 MORRIS ahead again! i r """TBI I Bnpß^.T HF SMARTER, FASTER, SAFER, CARS FOR 1933 ANDj ENTIRELY NEW MODELS. I seating. 1 4 door 4 seater mod e' with long wheel-base and roomy j y Men,, hydraulic brakes, so on-are found on 1923 1 J 1 throughout, Dunlop tyres and
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    287 5 LATEST QUOTATIONS. mining rvrll4Vf toI sn .„mk nnonrits. :a 1«2. i» A.» •»r»* s Hu;»*r3 Sell rs. "fill i!U 1 2M 1 r m|— w--5 wp* ir- ii a 14 ,f- JAT 4 0 0£ 0 »u J. 9 o>o 0.45 o 4ti now» WUI 4 5
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    DEBEBTURES AND LOANS.
    105 5 I'M'» I» UV PHASER Jk CO.. EXCHANGE Wl) STOCK BROKERS 5 rs. Hers ttagnpone CVild Htorhßc 2»:> T pri rent. 102 103 ct Bi£<>c.Ktv Municipal •H» &Wf c*nt 104 107 nom Municipal 1 P» r .viii, 103 ]04 ikitt Ufltupo; Muaic-lpni l l m. Ilia IU4 nou<
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    RUBBER SHARES.
    363 5 FRASER CO., AND LYALL AND EVATT'S QUOTATIONS. Singapore, Oct. 20, 19C!, 10 a.m «uc Val Je Fraser Lyall S £i Co. Evatt 1 Alitnby $0.45 iv.55 $0.45 I Alor Gajah 0.30 0.40 0,30 0.40 IA. Hitam 0.50 U. 65 0.50 060 IA. Kuning 0.05 0.15 0.05 0.15 2A.
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    GENERAL
    308 5 FRASER «V CO S QUOTATIONS. 3 ii a i CLOSING QUOTATIONS, > JSJ Buyers. Sellers. 52 62 A'ex. Brick P:-vf 100 103 S2 53 Alex. Brick Ord 0.50 0.80 nom £i £1 B Amcr 4 TWkcco 102;- 107 .iin >5 B. Main". Trust 4.7» 5..jU m;»:i i.",0 Cbn rvj
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      74 5 LATEST SHIPMENT "< have just received a latest of a complete set of 1 SETTE. So come and select low colours early. I EMBROIDERY THREAD j i 'et KAISAYA NONYAS Etc. (ROCHET BOOK various kinds of Crochet work. EMBROIDERY BOOK CROSS STITCH BOOK 1 the art of cross stitching from
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      87 5 TESTING FREE. W/" If Wall >ff nvi A visit to cur Kio~k at the Great World Show iz so.'ici cd. A trial will convince you that our goods are of he be t quality and at moderate prices. CHINA OPTICAL CO., 54, Upprr Cress Street, Singapore. LeprosT Diabetes, Consumption, V.D
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      15 5 WIT and WISDOM Plus PICTURES. j You Get Them All in the "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST."
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      133 5 THE IMPERIAL "GOOD COMPANION." The only All-British Portable Typewriter built en the standard 4-bank principle, embracing all the facilities a tach:d to a Standard Typewriter. ON THE MARKET. Virst shipment jusL received. Sole Agents: Duncan Roberts, Ltd. 112 114 A, Robinson Road, Singapore. Phone 7010. YOU CAN'T BE OPTIMISTIC WITH
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      178 5 57i57i57i57i57i5E57i57i57i5^ Children thrive on it. All children need SCOTT'S Emulsion. It makes them m strong and healthy. It feeds hH the muscles, hardens the r^m bones, enriches the blood <i^^»St|iii^!B and ensures vitality. It builds up resistance to lung troubles, 'epidemic diseases and chil- Jafpa dren's ailments. It is the
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      790 5 CLUB DIARY. i (There are numerous Clvhs and Societies m 1 Singapore, most of the members o) whtch or readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This via y is provided specially for them. SecTetar es fL te invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-aa and complete. Happenings of general xntere I
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      124 6 j MUSIC! SONGS! COMEDY! and A BRIGHT, SNAPPY STAGE SHOW WITH TEN PRETTY GIRLS! !EESH3| j Here's Your BIG WEEK END SHOW Greeted by Three Packed Houses Yesterday! i Matinee To-day, 3.15 AND TO-MORROW: (School Children Half Price) TO-NIGHT!! 11. ON THE SCREEN:- j The Years Peppiest, Racy Musical Comedy
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      206 6 j MATINEE TO-MORROW at 3 p.m. {Last Night s Brilliant Premiere Packed to CAPACITY! I METRO GOLDWYN MAYER'S A HiPORTAN 77 7 ADVANCE BOOKING: Booking Plans are at the theatre over the weekend, and for the convenience of patrons the booking office wil be open to-morrow— Sunday—from 10 a.m. onwards
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      282 6 TO-NIGHT j Simultaneously with Alhambra GRAND HOTEL TO-MORROW j MARIE DRESSLER 11 EMMA I LILTING VIENNESE MELODY. "TENDER ROMANCE IN LEAFY Tur! ROLLICKING COMEDY AND WHIMSICAL PIJRTATION—THAT R 1 GOOD-NIGHTI VIENNA I WITH EVER POPULAR Jack Buchanan y lATI AT HIS BRILLIANT BEST A BRITISH DOMINIONS PICTURE DIRECTED BY HERBERT
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    308 7 B. ETLIN AND COS REPORT. Oct. 29. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London: 2 17|32d., up 116 a. New York: 3»i cents <Gj, up 1 16 cent. Shares: Quiet. All-nbys 45—55 cents. Ayer Moleks 30—35 cents. Aver Panas 30—3. cents, Bassetts 20—25 cents, Brogas 20—25 cents, Bukit Jelotongs o
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    221 7 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore, Oct. 29. Selling: London 4 months* sight 2s. 3 31 32d London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 15,16c!, London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 29 32d, London 30 days' sight, 2s. 3 T sd., London demand 2s. 3 27|32d., London T.T. 2s.
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    WHAT DE VALERA WITHHELD.
    53 7 Reuter's Wireless Service. Mr. Chamberlain announced in the House ot Commons to-day that before July 15. when the special Irish duties came into operation, the Free State withheld tl.ljf.Jjlo Between July 115 and Oct. 15 the sums withheld amounted to £564.000. while special duties amounted to
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    IMPERIAL ROME EXPOSED.
    113 7 Opening Up Of New Street. Reuter. Rome, Oct. 28. Signor Mussolini, with General Balbo hcuded a procession of 13,000 disabled exsoldiers who marched the whole length of th.new street. Via Dicolii, cne of the most beautiful streets in Europe, which was opened today to mark the tenth
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    61 7 M.M.'S HOLIDAY TRIPS. The M.M. announces that it is now issuing short holiday tickets for the voyage Singapore to Saigon and back at a special reduced rate of $160 first-class by any of its mail steamers, irrespective of grade. These tickets are good for two months from date
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    THE MARINE COURT.
    120 7 Two Chinese shop runners were fined %1 each with the alternative of 14 days' rigorous imprisonment, in the Marine Court on Thursday, on their plea of guilty to a charge of boarding the "Rcmpin" before the vessel was properly o.nchored. I A similar fine was imposed on
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      561 7 I WILL PRESENT I THREE WISE FOOLS" I A COMEDY IN 3 ACTS. I on Wednesday* Nov. 2, Thursday, Nov. 3 and Saturday, Nov. 5 I AT THE I Victoria Theatre I PROCEEDS IN AID OF THE UNEMPLOYMENT FUND. I BOOKINGS NOW OPEN AT LITTLE'S. I f GEVLANO HIXZ OEYLANO
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      287 7 j Assets exceed $12,000,00t. Assurance in force orer $35,000,0w0. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated tn the Strait* Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Greet B>^^, 23 LONDON OFFICE: 17. Old Jewry. EO. The Company ha* 00.000 deportee with the Supreme Court of England and compiles with the Brit lab Life
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      64 7 Women and men are amazed at the rapid effect of "Pebeco" on dulled and tobacco stained teeth. They like the "salty" tang which comes from the special ingredient used by "Pebeco". This ingredient cleanses and refreshes the whole mouth and the effects last for hours. Buy a tube and see
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      306 7 YOU CAN TEST THIS INDIAN ASTROLOGER'S SKILL FREE. LEARN THE TRUTH ABOUT YOURSELF. Hundids who huv> listed the skill of Pundit Tabcic f anion pbyc.tie. proclaim him the mod rn w.v&ard of Astrology. GEORGE MACKEY of New York believes that the Bombay t xpert must possess some :cr: ol .scond-r-tght.
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    DEATHS.
    173 8 M- Gar Ben £3. awr.y on Thursday, 'he 271h Cc cb r. r. 7 p.m." He left behind a w.dow, Mrs. Gan Boon Tay Ini aoatftW IS. g bin x\ic>. wo sons. Mr. Can E3| Hy: and D. G. n lan So. a daughter, Mist C-sn Choc No. [wa
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    A LOOK AROUND.
    707 8 Next year's World Economic Conference need not suffer unduly by the resignation of Sir Walter Layton from the Preparatory Committee. Nevertheless it is unfortunate that such an eminent economi.-t should have withdrawn, apparently in despair, and in a resolve not to risk his reputation by being involved
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    45 8 Mr. B. G. H. Johnson taken Mr. H. O. Maas' place on the Penang Harbour Board. Mr. J. L Dawson has been appointed to be a Municipal Commissioner, Singapore vi'-e Mill Elphick. resigned. jUrotj caigtfe J**toa, M*. win d d~ jj- "WP PtnilWat and cf
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    MONKEYS CAN SEE GHOSTS.
    889 8 An Animal Trainer's Reminiscences. Can mi nkeys see ghost.? Mr. raul Pedrini, the rmimal tra art and tig game hunter who ir in £i.:grpore with a troupe of performing apes, is convinced .hat they can and he :uppoj ts his convic.ion y ice unt ng an
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    GOVERNOR LEAVES BY NIGHT MAIL.
    190 8 To Meet Sir Samuel Wilson In Penang. Sir Cecil Clementi (Governcr of the S.S. and Hun Co:i:mi-3ioner for Ihe Malay States) left Singapore by last nights mail train, accompanied by Mr R. J. Curtis and Mr. Corry. for Kuala Lumpur. Hi Excellency will preside at
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    6 8 due at Singapore to-acrr-fr.
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    486 8 Are thdse -rubber clothe*" t i crease-proof or grease-proof rv tcletfranu don't agree on the point And If it is "crease-proof" becomes of the "correct hne for trousers? The Bishop who recenUy us an air pilot has seemingiv iSSS the title "His Eminence tlfl0( "f ranee is
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    40 8 Mr. O. S. Rawlings had been appointed in be Ocpllt)' Collector .<l l»,ll S>n«p«W »n6 »»»> l>,' «««»«lr»k. «»1»c<» I'lx- ,olw«ln« »npolnm,< l::H »1- i.i'.'l, Qovesnmenl c?»«ctte to «ct >»^>" l,!n <>. N7< !< 's «-»6 n,„ "«>! k"«t- I'»»''!/' Ql I.»2H-. «6 ziine- 0?t<
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      139 8 I PLAY BROMFORD The Finest Golf Ball made for durability, toughnes and flight it is unequalled. j Playing The Bromford You Achieve Fewer Strokes Per Round More Rounds Per Ball OBTAINABLE FROM: j I Robinson Co., Ltd. j SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. j FAST COLOURS—NEVER SHRINKS—WEARS WELL. Now Reduced in Prices
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      115 8 {CHIPPENDALE j PATTERN j STERLING SILVER jj! WAITERS Fop Presentation I U.S. de Silva Bros. i IJEWELLERS.1 JEWELLERS. 23, High Street, Singapore. j j T.K.K.'S HAIR POMMADE 15 20 cts. a bottle. I |i iTENG SENG GUAN, Established 1905. 634, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. 818 :i CIHA-A Juoil r
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      43 8 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT Yesterday's Maximum Temperature. 84 dee P Last night's Minimum Temperature 75 S" P Yesterday's Rainfall, o.io ins P Sunshine, 0.9 hours 5 "^JT 6 """Wily. 75 per cent. 1 p.m. Wind. S.W. 2 m p h 1 p.m. Weather, drj^-ir
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    MORE HUNGER RIOTS IN LONDON.
    226 9 DISORDER FOLLOWS HYDE PARK DEMONSTRATION. (JAIL-STUDDED CUDGELS DISTRIBUTED FROM LORRY. NaZ IS KILLED IN ELECTION ROWS IN BERLIN. London. Oct. 27. it m the West End of Marble Arch to-day, U turn in Hyde Park unemployed hunger marchers from 1 ,io:n n protest against Governmont
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    NATIONAL GOVERNMENT'S POLICY.
    212 9 ''«»iding Supply Of Cheap Money. Reuter's Wireless Service. London. OuL 23. M»ttrv ftt > tvopr iu Mtcapo altoetthr;' t> clTccts ct t«if w rid (iepyiaait v ?!r MbcDomw m the House- oi Corn- rci(«rd« production and our ''per: imii- wv had remained relatively u 1. »n. fieptemUT.
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    DISORDERS IN BERLIN.
    315 9 Police Make Baton Charge. Reuter's Wireless Service. Reuter. Berlin. Oct. 28. Disorders similar to thoee ol the last election campaign occurred dv ing the week. Five Nazis lost ttrlr lives as I reeult cf affrays with Communists cr police last night, when Dr. Bruening was speaking at
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    UPRISING IN PHILIPPINES.
    59 9 Outlaw Chief Surrenders To Knlcr. Munlfe. Oct. 28. Tilt uprising t.f the Mlht-., whUh coxt 50 live*, hot end.-d with the surrender ol the outlaw liadT. Muhamnu-d. to Frlncrss Dnyantj, aliter of the E'jl'an of Sulu. EIrM wutncti and *ix children who reluacd lu leave tnc icrtiAed
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    HUNDRED DIE OF STARVATION.
    131 9 Bolivians Trapped In Green Hell. Asuncion, Oct. 23. tale of the 'Green Hell" of (he war n M j r g t le i reveaied by the para*o« Ministry s announoement tha'. J ound Bolivi soldiers have been from thirst in El Gran Chaco, H Ua
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    INCREASE OF FLYING IN BRITAIN.
    95 9 'ncrearinjc in Britain, f ha "nian ai ?k Pt<Th made to da y b y the 1m0,,1 *l Akwani! !Winual general meeting of t iauy peop,e were W* t° -to ami ■r ondon as compared with five Alr *ay m,H du n nnK tne j
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    ACTION AGAINST KING?
    64 9 Demands Of Princess Helen. Reuter. Bucharest, Oct. 27. A twenty per cent, increase in her allow ance, permission to spend six months every year with her son, and the maintenance cf a palace for her are said to be the demand, Princess Helen made to King Carol.
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    TARIFF CONTROVERSY.
    156 9 Big Business Interests Benefit. Reuter. Boston, Oct. 28. Attacking the Republican tariff policy Al Smith, former Governor cf Massachusetts, speaking in support of Governor Roosevelt, said: "Britain which has always been a free trade country, has built up a tariff wall against the United States to reciprocate in
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    MALAYAN AGENT'S DEATH.
    272 9 Blood Transfusion Of No Avail. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Oct. 27. Mr. C. W. H. Cochrane, Ma.ayan Age.it, vied in ho pital last n.gh A successful operation was followed b.v hemhorrage. Blood transfusion uas una\aiing. Deceased leaves a widow and a married uaushter. Mr. Owen is
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    NEW PREFERENCES IN THE F.M.S.
    224 9 Heavy Warehouse Rent For Crackers. An F.M.S. Government Gazette Extraordinary imposes a preferential dut> of two cents on 1 lb. cf suga.. jarjgery. molasses, sugar candy, sugar cane and te-. The duty on 1 lb. of saccharine Ls $5 while fireworks and crackers will be
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    MUNICIPAL ACTIONS.
    192 9 Assessment: Rubber Estate: Salary Cut. Ifanjetptl Committee No. 7 agreed that pfOPQaalb with regard to remission or rates bn vacant properties, to avoid payment and suhsequcrt refund, are not workable end must ba dropped. It also decided to recommend that the Lev be amended to enable refunds to
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    NOT BEING CONFISCATED.
    34 9 Duke Of Wellington's Spanish ProDerty. Reuter's Wireless Service. Madrid. Oct. 24 The Government has informed the Duke of Wellington Hint it has no intention of ronftecating his Spanish estate?. —Renter's SrrvlcP.
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    THE LOTUS CLUB.
    44 9 The prize distribution of the Lotus Clv") takc3 place at 3.30 p.m. to-day at t.he V.M.C.A. grounds, Fort Canning. Mrs. M. A. Namazic, Patroness, will give away the prizes won in recent tournaments and at the sports being held thi3 afternoon.
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    On Other Pages.
    74 9 MUSLIM AFFAIRS, on page 2. CEYLON NEWS AND NOTES, on page 4. CLEANING THE ABBEY WAXWORKS, on page 4 CLUB DIARY, on page 5. DIARY OF EVENTS, on page 5. TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on page 8. OUR READERS' VIEWS, en page 11. CHURCH SERVICES, on page 12
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    TIME RIPE FOR NEGOTIATIONS.
    787 9 ONLY WAY TO FIND SOLUTION. China And The Lytton Report. Interview With Sir Robert Ho Tung. S*r Rtb it Ho Tung, who is passing through tn his way back <o Hor;k<ng a id in an interview yesterday tha (h time wa ripe for Japan to rraJce
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    201 9 A very enjoyable time was spent by the large number of guests, including many Euiopean ladies, who responded to the invitation to a dinner party given by Mr. Cheang Theam Chu and Mr. Cheang Theam Kee at their Pasir Panjang residence, "Riviera,* last night, In honour of the birthday of
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      251 9 ELIMINATION IS NOT ENOUGH Phosferine HEALTH SALT THE TONIC FRUIT SALINE TOMES AS IT CLEANSES Invigoration must accompany the regular daily removal of the causes of Constipation, and this is now accomplished by Phosferine Health Salt, with total j1 1 freedom from the enervating after-effects produced by old-fashioned salines, i>iT
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    403 10 Sports Pastimes. RUGBY FOOTBALL. WEDNESDAY'S PADANG MATCH. "A" (M.G.) CO., S.V.C. BEAT GLOSTERS "A." "A" (Machine-gun) Co., S.V.C., were fortunate to win. by means of a last-minute penalty goal, their game With the Gloucesters' "A" team on the Padang on Wednesday. The soldiers had the game well under control from
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    P.S.R.F.C. "A" BEAT RAFFLES COLLEGE.
    288 10 A hard-fought game in which the subtleties cf rugby were very little in evidence took place at Dunearn Road on Thursday, when the Public Services RFC. 'A" defeated Raffles College to the tune of one goal, one try (eight points) to nil. Mr. Horsely refereed
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    TO-DAY'S PADANG MATCH.
    146 10 The S.C.C. "A" and South Johore meet on the Padang to-day. Teams: S.C.C. A: D. R. Harper; J. Smailes, J. L. Bonnar, J. C. Cooke, J. E. King; H. G. Shaw, C. T. Owen; A. E. S. Talbot, Dr. P. O'Driscoll. A. R. Anderson, H. B. Sym,
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    106 10 GLOSTERS «B» CO. BEAT M.C.U. Me^afS ng matCh WaS n the the won by a solitary try, The teams lined up as follows: r£l an Geyzel; Har >"*. Ess Bok Choon, Prins Rajaratnam, Swee Ann Ong g Yearn; Boon Beng, Man Chow, Kirn Chong. Arulanandam, Param, Sulalman. Kiat
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    S.C.C. XV BEAT ISLANDS.
    153 10 The S.C.C. XV fielded for yesterday's match against the Islands proved too strong for the visitors. The home team won by a goaJ anj three tries (14 pts) to a try (3 pts.). The teams lined up as follows; ISLANDS: Sapper Hutchinson; Lt. Cumberlege, Lt. Hutchison,
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    THURSDAY'S INTERPORT REGATTA.
    347 10 MIRI RETAIN "FOURS" TROPHY. SINGAPORE WINS SCULLS EVENT. ROWING. Conditions were Ideal for the inter-po-t rowing regatta on Thursday, between the Mirl Rowing Club and the Royal Singapore Yacht Club. The results were the same as last year, Miri winning the "fours" event and Jackson gaining an
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    BRILKA v. GUNNER ELLIS.
    186 10 TO NIGHTS FIGHTS AT GREAT WORLD. BOXING. Max Brilka and Gunner Ellis will top the bill in a series of boxing contests at the Great VVoild to-night. The fight is fixed for 12 rounds. Erilka showed tremendous pluck in his twc fights with Battling Guillermo and
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    BADMINTON.
    58 10 Owing to unfavourable weather, the match between the S.H.B.J.S.C. and the Arrow Badminton Party was postponed last Sunday. S.H.B.J.S.C. team v. the Marigold B. P. at the latter's court to-morrow at 3 p.m.: Tan Khai Seng, Tay Keng Wan, Koh Kirn Yean Koh Kirn Soon, Low Swee Guan, Sng
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    YESTERDAY S LOCAL MATCHES.
    138 10 GLOSTERS BEAT VOLUNTEERS. HOCKEY. The Glosters beat the S.V.C. team at Tanglin yesterday by 2—o, scoring one goal in each half. The teams lined up as follows: Glosters: Hanson; Morefleld and Oxenham Sincoc, Cooke and Tremlet; Merritt, Kichinv Dunn, Bennett and Thompson. S.V.C: J. M. Sassoon;
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    S.C.C. II BEAT S.R.C. II.
    388 10 While the first strings of the two Padane clubs were trying conclusions on the SCC ground on Wednesday, the second elevens clashed on the S.R.C. ground. The game was forgnT out keenly and en the run of play the SCC deserved to win. They were
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    I.A. BEAT CEYLON S.C.
    193 10 eiuh e beat (he Ceylon Sport* Club by ojx Thursday at Though badly beaten the Ccyloneac de»»rve a meswur cr credit In thru ihev gave the" morl «*rl«,c* Indu-u only (w/££ ZJ tide m hockey ana the Indian, w- ta hi "I!'*'' Jtacc wltl > 'hf
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    R.A.F. BEAT Y.M.C.A.
    142 10 The R A.P. beat the Y.m.c.a. iat th* Anaoa Road ground yesterday The teams were: R.A.F.: Colman; L-Serot Bl«k» rs,i Dykea; Cpl. Hecney. L.A.C Rujiseii HarvvS Audiey. Megwity. Rose. Lay cock, Eddingl rvX M C Meredith Lyn*, Stracry ODwyer. Loc Pong Llm D. Row; L Oeor/r Edwards.
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE DRAW WITH POLICE.
    86 10 The Police met with strong opposition yesterday when they met the Raffles College on the latter*s ground. The Police did not field their best team, with the result that they were nearly beaten. The first half was a dour struggle and although there were plenty
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    M.C.U. BEAT S.C.R.C.
    50 10 The Medical College Union beat the S.C.R.C. on the Kampong Bahru ground yesterday by 3—l after the Chinese had led I—o at the interval. The visitors fell away badly In th? second period and the home team scored three times without reply RESULT: M.C.U. 3; S.C.R.C. 1.
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    TEAMS FOR COLONY TRIAL.
    138 10 The following sides will play in a trial on the Padang on Tuesday. COLOURS: S. L. Oehlers (S.R.C); R. A Ashworth (S.C.C). Rockliffe (R.A.); a. Rcss (S.R.C), G. E. N. Oehlers (S.R.C). R. N. Elliott (S.C.C); R. C. Oehlers S.R.C), N. Sullivan (S.R.C). Noel Hay (S.R.C).
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    GUNNERS BEAT S.R.C.
    108 10 A weak S.R.C. side lost by the only goal ci the match to a R.A. XI on the Padanj yesterday. There was some determined attacking un both sides but the defences of both teams war superior to their attacking lines, and this accounts for the absence of
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    41 10 Monopolies S.C. team v. the untitled B P. to-day on the Marigold's court 62, Shrewsbury Road: Quek Song Quee, Ang Chwee Whatt. Mjan Miang Cheng, Lee Jouv Seah. Quan Siew Chye and Lee Peng K»M| Reserves:- Heng Kam Leong, L. Samuel
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    ARRESTED ON OWN WARRANT.
    302 10 Constable's Costly Mistake. Mr. Jus-ice a'Beckett Terrell delivered judgment on Thursday in a case (heard in Malacca) in which N. P. L. R. M Vaiiavan Cheitiar, of Malacca, claimed $2,500 irom Government as damages for having teen wrongfully «.rrested by a police constable en a warrant
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    SINGAPORE BOYS' BRIGADE.
    189 10 Annual Inspection At Raffles Institution. (Tfrere wis a good attendance at the Raffles Institution Ball yesterday afternoon, th? occasion being the annual Inspection of the Ist. Company, Singapore Boys' Brigade. After a smart display of platoon drill the Company was inspected by Mr. H. R. Cheeseman, Asst.
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    FIGHT FOR CLARKE CUP AT GEYLANG.
    394 10 POSTAL TEAMS IN FAST GAME. ASSN. FOOTBALL. The fight for the Clarke cup at the Geylang Stadium yesterday between teams from the postal departments of the Colony and the P.M.S., proved an interesting display. The Colony won 5—2, but the score rather flatters the
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    BURMESE TEAM IN K.L.
    297 10 BEATEN BY INDO-MALAY XI. (from Our Otro Corrtmpomĕmmt,) Kualu Lumpur. Oct. 26 Before u lair crowd a combined Indo-Malay team debated the Burmese by three goals to one after a well fought game. Following the tto wing aetount* treat Penaru; ot their prowe*, 'he visitors vere
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    M.C.C. TOURISTS BREAK RECORD.
    140 10 PROLIFIC SCORING AT PERTH. CRICKET. Reuter. i t Pt.'th, Oct 28 fhnJ o at^ h a combined XI and the M.C.C, begun at Perth en Thursday the TauJ TOk Vl c Crounrreco?d ol Gunn and Russell of 203 runs for the second wicket. After Leyland was
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    38 10 Tecks' B. P. team v. the Boys' untitled at tne latter's court to-day, at j p.m.: Tan Thlam Whatt, Lee Kirn Teck, Boh Swee Teck Teo Beng Chye. Urn Chin Teck, Urn Chin Peng and Chua Teck Chye.
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    "Grand Hotel9' At fh Alhambra.
    352 10 "Grand Hotel 9 At fh Alhambra. AT THE CINEMAS. Grand Hold.» whJrh b to be an extended at u oll I*«t bight. l a d*AnitHv j m tlw art of dm,,,, u.,11 the nunum .tory r "<*■ of mutter Un,, n~ magnificent pk** of work fidently recammendt-d i„ a public
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    A Bright Show At The Capitol.
    108 10 A vcr> brlßhi *ho* indeed ih, i, t etage end rexeva >bov no* nr. Ct-pltcl Jos E Brown and hb i B»vcn us one ot ttiz jollicat. plaur months In "Top Speed' and Lh*r< boat ihrUL) in ll as w-'il a; h.-nr.v «1 attractive
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    Hindustani Talkie At The Tivoli.
    112 10 "lsidra Sablia." Hindustani taik>> jtfotfiitH b J Mean's «Parswi, cf Caiciit:.! tin rcaturing the "star,," of "Lcila-Momm, u KjjJan and Nissar. also Miks Pau«-n.-f r -r hSiss Bells. etc.. comment pd u wi n> A )<• TlvoM theatre hall on Thursday [a ""lijOj-b Sabha is
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    The Pavilion.
    38 10 Owing to Ihf popularity <X ♦•«•'l'-arr 111 "Jack's the Bov" fh? Psvifion l| has decided to extend the run, i>~--ih<v IP Monday. The nsxt changi win t* Tn»u H the Ralph Lynn nnd Tom Wails iiscurr
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    What's On To-Night.
    137 10 Alhambra,—"Grand Ho'el." Matinees to-d= T and to-morrcw. Capitol.—"Top Speed" and th.> 'C: Follies." Matinees to-day and to-monov. Empire.—First show: "Flying High Seccnd show: Wheeler and Woolsty In T Cracked Nuts." Matinees to-daj c Great World.—Side shows, pa&ar mals* Malay opera, Chinese wayangs. silent and using films ("The
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    84 11 letters to the editor. [Our readers are Invited to write to M 9* m*** of public interest, it must be und* stood that the -Malaya Tribune" docs opinions expressed 2 pondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typZritten fZ2Z spacing), and on one side of
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    Salus Populi Suprema Lex.
    709 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune:'/ Sir,—Disease knows no boundaries. It is necessary therefore in these days of inevitable retrenchment to consider Malaya as a whole. To the general public, including members of Retrenchment Committees, the Health Branch is the Cinderella of the M:dical Department, least appreciated
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    "Sikh On Serious Charge."
    178 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") reference t0 the report in your SerTouf cZ Under the headln "S*h on Serious Charge." i am directed by the President to inform you that the accused person is a Hindu, and the three persons arrested in Benares were also Hindus:
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    "10,000 Free Gift."
    47 11 A Malay correspondent writing under th" above heading, seems annoyed at the expedient adopted to attract visitors to an amusement resort at Malacca. The matter is too trivial to pursue. People who expert "something for nothing" from a frankly commercial enterprise are usually disappointed.
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    Rationalism.
    20 11 A Jchore Bahru correspondent asks if anyone can give him the addresses of the Rationalist and the Free-Thinkers' Associations.
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    THE CIVIL WARS IN CHINA.
    373 13 Settlement Of Shantung Dispute? Shanghai, Oct. 26. According to the various cables received this afternoon, the Shantung situation is assuming a brighter aspect: hope of a peaceful settlement between the two rivals, General Han Fu Chu and General Liv Chen Nien, may become a reality.
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    MR. SOONG SUCCEEDS MR. WANG.
    162 13 Secret Meeting Of Ministers. Shanghai. Ov' 2rt. M:, T. V. Soon?, who has been appoint to set Tar Mi W&ns Chlntt Wei u& President cf the Bprru'ive Yuan, began hts du'Jrs. aft/", ttddn** fni m rl] 10 Mr War.g and returnlw to Nanklr*. Op. Tuesday
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    A SUCCESSOR TO THE "ARETHUSA."
    196 13 Training For The Sea. Th? "Pelting." a four-masted seel barque oi 3,191 tons gross measurement, has been acquired by th? Shaftesbury Homes and Afethusa Training Ship Society to take the pace cf th? "Arethusa." moored in the Thames st Greenhith?. Th? "Are husa," which was
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    BORN ON THE ARCTIC OCEAN.
    69 13 Oslo, Sept. 21. The first birth on the Arctic Ocean took place last week on board the Norwegian steamer "Kaprino," while the ship was on her last trip from Advent Bay, Spitzbergen, to Tromso:\ Norway, with eleven passengers. When the "Kaprino" had passed Bear Island
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    CONTRACTING FIRM'S BANKRUPTCY.
    196 14 Former Building Inspector In Singapore. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 26. In tht Supreme Court at Kuala Lumnur tn day th. public examination in the engineering contracting firm of j. o and was conducted before Mr. Justice In reply to Mr. ft. C. Jervoise. official
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    OVER THE CAUSEWAY.
    293 14 Offences Against Young Woman. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. Oct. 25. Pour Chinese appeared before Ungku the Third Magistrate. Johore Bahru £2» and were charged with assaulting a pretty woman in a Pineapple ulantation at Kempas. The story of the prosecution was that the >oung woman
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    RELICS OF WITCHES' TIMES.
    161 14 Discovered In a Coffin. Budapest. Sept. 21. A strange find has been made in Nagykcros. where the site of an old cemetery is .c\elied for building. A coffin containing an ancient fenn of ton?.has been unearthed, and no traces exist thru any ccrpse was ever buried
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    A NUDIST COLONY MOTTO.
    133 14 Buenos Aires. Nudist missionaries of both sexes nave invaded South America from Central Europe to found a colony on the banks of the Parana River near here. They have rented a ranch with 1,000 acres of land, where the motto will be •'Xbandon clothes all ye
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      9 I Malaya Tribune Week-end Supplements SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1932
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      Sports Reports By Air Mail.
      338 I GOLF. j vl) |K> AUTUMN FOURSOMES. PARTNERSHIP BEATEN. Oct. 11 «by Air Mail). Royal Mid-Surrey Club. international, and Miss ton the Ladies' Au unui promoted by "Tha bard for th-.ir victory in icat His. A. H. Dicker, nd Miss K. Timberg, of m to UM
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      A CHAMPIONSHIP DILEMMA.
      368 I MOSI 112 M SI'AL INCIDENT. London, Oct ll (by Air Mail). ci you have done? The "Golf" question of its readers conmost unusual incident which :n final of the West of England Golf Championship at Burnham in Somerset, Australian golfer, G\ M. B. Wallace, now up at
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      HENRY COTTON TO LEAVE ENGLAND.
      637 I POST WITH BELGIAN CLUB. London, Oct. 11 (by Air Mail). Henry Cotton, one of the greatest personalities in British professional golf, is to leave the Langley Park Gclf C-üb, at Eeckenham, Kern, at the end of this year to take up an appointment with the
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      ADDINGTON BEAT , WOKING.
      474 I ADDINGTON BEAT WOKING. RAILWAY PORTER'S PART. London, Oct. 11 (by Air Mail). A railway porter played a part in the victory of Addington in the London Amateur Foursomes Tournament at Camberley Heath. E. F. Storey, the former Cambridge captain, andi the Hon. W. G. Brownlow, the old Walker Cup players
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      LORD DESBOROUGH'S PLEA.
      358 I MUST GET DOWN TO FIELD EVENTS. ATHLETICS. London, Oct. 11 (by Air Mail). A plea for Great Britain to get down in earnest to field athletics, and see to it that fey expert tuition and coaching "we make ourselves more efficient in them than in the past."'
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      THANKS FOR SMALL MERCY!
      63 I Specially drawn for the "M.T." by Duckworth. The Non-European Camel: "Please, kind master, may I come in out of this cold outer darkness and share your nice, warm tent?" His Official Master: "H'm! Weil, as a great concession, you have my gracious permission to put in
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      FIVE TEST MATCHES.
      280 I AMERICAN VISIT TO AUSTRALIA. LAWN TENNIS. London, Oct. 11 (by Air Mail.) The strong American lawn tennis team composed of Ellsworth Vines, the Wimbledon and American singles champion, John Van Ryn, Wilmer Alliscn end Keith Gledhill, has left San Francisco for their tour of Australia. It is
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      THE BOAT RACE.
      234 I WILL CAMBRIDGE BREAK WITH TRADITION? ROWING. London, Oct. 11 (by Air Mai'.). The Cambridge University crtw may depart from tradition by having swivel instead of fixed row-lacks on their boat for the next year's Boat Race. It remains to be seen whe.her Oxford will follow suit. This
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      AIR-MINDED PLAYERS.
      223 I PLANES USED FOR TRANSPORT. ASSN. FOOTBALL. London, Oct 11 (by Air Mail). It looks as though the use of aeroplanes m going to become very poplar with football clubs for their away matches. The ball was set rolling by the famous Bristol rugby club, Clifton, whose members and
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      THE AMATEUR BAN.
      766 I profession.il tournaments. BOXING. London, Oct. 11 (by Air Mail). The new ruling by the English Amateur Boxing Association that in future members who promote, officiate at. compete, spar or assist in any capacity at professional tournaments or unauthorised tournaments, has already had its, sequel. When the reso.ution
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        58 I British-made Ribbons qualify which makes STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY, (Ebtablishcd in 1914). Stationers and R paircrc. 14A, Change Alley, Singapore, in stock: Ail kinds of Office Stationery and Typewriters. Typewriter Repairs: "A Spcciali y." Manthly cleaning of typewriters in offices undertaken, and ran be arrant <i on receipt of instruction*. THE
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      Boys' Corner.
      225 II UNCLE BOB'S CHAT. A Look At This Week's Post-Bag. Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. My Dear Nephews. I have had some .cry Interesting suggestions and comments from "Krishna,'' who can rest assured that they will be fully considered. As "•Krishna" points out, the committee members must be keen
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      Nightmare.
      512 II 'By C. Y. Voon.j Dinner was over, the incessant rain prevented my usual sea-side stroll. I walked to tl*e parlour with a feeling oi loathing and disgust. I sank into a settee and bcgv.n to read Before many pages were turned my eyelids drooped as if suppressed by heavy
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      Beautiful Strange Birds.
      176 II 'By "Gaylad,- Malacca.) It has been noticed that in accordance, with Whether a country is situated near the Equator <>r away from it, the birds get more brilliant a colouring as heat increases, but are far inferior in song. In the tropical lands the birds are so
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      Farmer And Workman.
      62 II (By T. Edwin, Trcngganu.) J??i2??£! lam oinK to te you about Uo of the best friends whom we have in the Tnd the^tU U i kUOW that ne 18 the farmer f.na the other is workman. Farmers are ham working men because they work™ their £2 from
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      The Double-Headed Serpent
      201 II (By Seng Hum Swee.) One morning-, when a farmer boy was goinn U> his work, he saw a double-headed serpent l}ing in the way. So great was his Strpr'Ss that he fled for his life. But he soon recalled what some one had told him: "If anybody
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      We Meet Again.
      269 II (By Chua Toh Lwee.) I was inside a mail train from Kuala Lumpm bound for good, old Singapore, the land of my childhood days and dreams. I could not help hot feel all the time a very great desire to seraU my people and friends of Singapore
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      After My Studies.
      226 II (By "Starlight," Muar.) B tudi>!° U a IUCe l becom a tea-her after my studies. As a matter of fact teachers Ha forget what they learnt, for'tney revle til lessons Naturally they gain marcTS*££ in English, mathematics, hygiene, geograpny L dunng tne ««W of teaching On the
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      The Scene From My ' Bed-Room,
      560 II The Scene From My Bed-Room, (By S. T. Koh.) It seems that I have the same malady a«that of most writers to the "Corner." for hce I am sitting on the edge of my bed and racking my head for a suitable subject to write to Uncle Bob. Do not
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      An Old Indian Tale.
      390 II (By A. C. C. ft "Jr."; A certain king of Benares wanted to put t _ax on his subjects, but his four ministers advised him not to do so. This made the King angry that he stripped away their wealth and Sngdom. rdered thCm t0 As
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      Just Our Luck!
      176 II (By Borax III.) Brothers, I entreat you to snarp minutes over my idle our h cycling JSSSuV tT disheartened my fri ends agreed sal heart and soul, that we v P monning «trtii to Katong. d a It was five in the morning when a nartv „r
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      The Kuala Lumpur Flood.
      535 II tßy Line»n fTX./ Good afternobn, everybody, I am sort mj name-reve»ls to you rflif i am a new contributor to your Corner. I wonder tf J am Intruding a« I urn not a member. II I am, I humbly bex pur don from everyone of you.
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      A Poor Beggar.
      135 II 'By T. A. E.t we ev l»Q*e for a moment lo eivt- n thought 10 ihr poor beggar in thr iCreet? To speak the liuth alincst everyone of us does not wm to notice the existence of *uch n* luehpnihcant bein?, B*ior* condemn. him we must rtmt
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      A Word To The Chums.
      246 II (By "Krishna:') The poor turn-up at the recent general rrteetrnf of thr beys seems to show thrt erne of the corffcrites do not wish to reveal their indentKy. It is easy to have our contributions published n the 'Boys' Corner." It is easy to blame
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      Jumping To Conchisions.
      175 II (By G. B. A.) There are many people that not mly jump to hasty conclusions but also jump to hasty detrimental ones which eventually take the form of rumours. One must not condemn these people, for perhaps they do not sufficiently realise the harm they may do,
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      A Reindeer Drive.
      109 II 'By Tay Kirn Seng, Mvar.j I once took a reindeer drive in the north. I put on a heavy coat of reindeer skin and my fur-lined boots. The sledges, which are shaped like boats, are about five feet Ion?. When all was ready I seated myself. took
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      Goldfish.
      44 II 'By Abdulkcdir., Goldfish art kept in gi as i, three inches long. Their alum a* Thetr bodies are covered protect them and help them "l; In the sea the bodies shine Uk. m sv *fc do not close their eyes Til V° ,a
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      Points From Letters.
      471 II An evening walk is Meets**. At this time there is SIS ll. 1 enjoy fresh air.— L. p. Vat. d*e *fi I want to tell you all cannot find any man who *c 5 our "Corner" than our UncT hard for our sake Thanks v 10 *S
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      Untitled
      242 II The following is a list of recent additions to the "Chums' Club membership: M. S. Abdullah, Arumugam V.. Amoy Gun. James Choa. Chia Siew Ziii Chiton. Chunn. Edgar de Souza. A s' Feng, Michael Heng. Hassan bin Hussin at J. Ismail. Ceylon Kid. A StudentMalacca, Jumabhoy. Kalidas. James Koh, Richard
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      DID YOU KNOW.
      356 II THAT sharks are harpooned from the air? 'By Oxsr Scientific Correspondent.) The present year seems to be a particularly f r the ny <* sharks in toe neS bourhcod of the Dutch East Indies and so attack on them. NormallY. of course the*, monsters do not yisit
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      COMING HOME ON LEAVE?
      877 II  -  The "River Taxi" Venture—Art And Hotel-Keeping-Motorists And Their Dress. 1 By David Baxter. London, Oct. 11 (by Air Mall). I am sorry to sco that the enterprising attempt to establish a service of "river taxis" on the Thames is meeting with undeserved obstacles. Up to a
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      Girls' Corner.
      171 III untitled LIZZIE'S LETTER. Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. On The Mail. I'. o~' GirK Circle" ha* •uiily. Fourteen mart i t lu the list and this Wfi] done, my r.iccc- from Johorc ~j. K"n-immr Lily." to ■.ji l hnce altered the •»hu At ays in Jalan ll T»o
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      An Early Surprise.
      224 III By 'B'lin&a*") I will relate to you rather n*« m,.-- f-nt lhat happened on the Rth .r- t:- nl of mine. »::i -he people ii\ the house were at dinner, which waa about 8.30 t. wery surprised to hear the servant j mt rred our o! the
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      Up The Gap.
      223 III ißu 'Alice:') c- fljjc clear morning ont- daj abeti mv fFjtrfuis. mrsc-lf. and my brothers tired of '■-.'"►jw übout the boach i»t Pusir P*njnnK a {ew ony.t», turned our minds m rn «»>• beautiful hlllb behuid u*. So "'i'. f.n' it walk turning lo Buona V»ma i»oa
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      A Spoilt Picnic.
      86 III ftv jnhortj •i (mppy <j«rv i' rrxnerober is the r 1»m» u try on«> of my frkvKl« j Ih* I dreased myself. ,wO »«ti was jO'i going to enter <• ii liK)lcins> i»t the sty. I saw una )n ultour five minutes k uC'vit> in torrents. My
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      Hobby I Like Best.
      72 III ft v "i.ucHy Kg-,-,' bj i» "Mnv hobbtra Hi the worW. Mioh r "•••ttnif. photographs, novfj rt^dloj?, i'»u. 3irl or K l 01 orJ fl hu or her spam Une. I ••»>,-, ,nh Y. 00 doubt tt Ls rmfeher an ttr," but it trill kfrp you
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      Charms Of The Month Of May.
      325 III 'By "Rainboic Gtri," if. l.) tilKii*?* 1 you would remarkbecause we are now m the month of October and I am writing about the month of May. But oh! never mind, let's read it over and see what it is about! So here it
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      Just Up From A Sleep.
      179 III (By "Bessie S.") After my first peep into the "Girls' Corner." I suddenly disappeared into thin air, and I am sure all my friends are wondering what had swallowed m? up. Well, well, to tell you the truth. I had fallen asleep, just like RipVan
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      Here Comes Plumpy.
      136 III (By "Plumpy.") Dear cousins, it has taken a long time to put myself in ihe "Corner." The truth is thai I am very shy. No, not about meeting you all. but of putting my thoughts into words, and worse still, into print, but at last I have
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      Experiments with A Camera. 1
      494 III (By "Isabella."> My word, mnl it awi'll I Ju*-? tancy we w* now 26' J. nod doqbtlete the number wi'l toV* Increuiwd by the time my ai'icle is pvlnled. "Molly," lust when nre we going c> article of yours l And whirr *»'e you "April,"
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      Another Little Chat.
      355 III '(By "Merry Maid.") Helio. cousins, what about writing something for our "Corner." Poor Auntie Lizzie wns waiting ior our contributions eagerly last week, but in vain. Isn't it just funny, sometimes compkining about our articles appearing late, pwing to lack of space, and at times sendine: so
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      The Cherry Coloured Cat.
      299 III <By "Marvon.") Dick and tucy were looking for an uncle. Sn a n s* uncle but *©r one they kn*w very well. When they found him there was to oe an exclamation, a pummelling, and a big cushion fight. Oho! and Oho! This was the reason
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      Our Johore Show.
      519 III (By "Jean.") r iVing toßrther t0 J°hore-"Sporty," borfus bI?n aWn and taxi which Shade of J? 8 Painted an absolu *ly impossible shade of green. A cool, delightful wind blew bL Z vf Ck 3nd> in doin Sl> ye nearly blew my beret off my head too!
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      Walking With Clogs.
      256 III ißy "April." J HellO! cousins, here I am again. I am sorry to say I have neglected my dirty shamefully, by not writing to the "Comer" all these weeks. But never mind, it is never too iate to mend. The little story which I am going to
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      Natives Of Sarawak.
      143 III (By "Dyak.") Good evening, dear cousins, let me introduce myself to you. I hope you will not think that I am a Dyak, because I have for my pen-nam? "Dyak." I am a Chinese girl, but I look more like a Dyak because of my brown skin.
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      A First Attempt.
      125 III (By "Bio Rita.") Hello Girls! I am a new member of the "Girl's Circle" artd this is my first contribution to the "Corner." I have ret.d all your article.* last week and in the p r :eding weeks and I admire them all, especieH those of "Jean"
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      My First Dag In School.
      613 III fßy "Ruth? prncnq.j Shall I ever forget that eventful day whsa I was allowed lor the first time to enter the portal* or that awesome building culled the ecbool? It was hot what you would call a big school. It was just h ttuy school
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      Imagination.
      211 III ißy "NorlUi.") One morning my cousin and I went out for a walk near a meadow. When we reached it the place was covered with beautiful flowers of different kinds and different colours. The wayside was covered with flowers too. The branches of the trees waved gently, the flowers
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      About My Friends.
      148 III 'By "Elsie") Good evening, girls. I am going to tell you about my three dear friends. Shall I teli you their names? Weil, they are "Jean,'" "June" and "Annette." "Jean" is a very mischievous girl (forgive me "Jean" for saying such a tiling. I can't help loving
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      Kindness To Animals.
      224 III (By "Rosette") j Boys and girls learned writing, spelling and arthm-tic at school; this is necessary because they can earn their living, but there are other things to bo learned also. One such thing is, not to ill-treat animals Domestic animals depend on the kindness of their
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      Obedience To Parents*
      421 III (By "Miriam," Seremban.) It is our duty to obey our parents, that is, to do always what they tell v* to do. All that we have is given to us by our parents—food, clothing and education. They tend us when we are too young to do anything
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      The Mocking-Bird.
      189 III ißy Cinderella nit siwtwl musician in tin- An-mi-aii toreeLt is chc mocking-bird Hit vuitse uolrong. e)rai and toualt»]. mid Xa QJJ the woods will) a flood of d<4rkmi metoo7. Pull ol animation. Hp irspirvd l>y his own music. B«? expand! nb wimrs ami Ual utxl jitmps round tmd
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      The Hare.
      154 III fly "Twinklctoes.") Good-e-enlxjff, Kirk Hero j am writing dry o)<t uri.trlith which I think ytv\ woukt not co toy r»<nrtinK. To-day Icm guitv io *Titv about Uii- nr.rc Lajfcc animals cannot live* permiwjrnlly m a cultivated firJd because the soil and crop arc corcst&ntlv receiving mmi'* attention. The
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      Proverbs !
      186 III Proverbs /fii) "Mqim V*4l Veen.") 1 wonder it you have ever lirurti of Liia gaxik? "Proverbs"! tl L? moei uiteful when one ha? a party <Jf friends to entertain. P'irwi. of all you send one person outside at the door and the retl think n! a proverb. Eiteh pewon ktl
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      What I Like To Be.
      113 III (Bp '.numiiu'." JohcrgJ When I wn biR I would JJkt »o W> a nunv. I wnu»d attend to Wu? 4efe tarrfuQy. their medicine M the> p«»g« «me. I wwW be very kind to those who or* wourwM during I war, and to those who ewaiwt
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      How I Joined The Circle.
      67 III (Dy "Amut LAurtc," mshUcooj arllrv Abtrr.v Lmm my+mtr Of 'fit ~OWtScr and 1 »m \rt> \t\i*n&96 u> -Bau»" tod article*. BwWms the TtlDui*" dM noi to wtf-ie*t a* bwt rvsw ti do», «very Sunday 1 wait lor tim peva in brt** tt*» rapvr* t Admire
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      From The Isle Of Man.
      378 III The following letter from "Mona Veg Veen" and addressed to Auntie Lizsje was received by the last mail: I was so delighted last night when the postman called and left me the dear little bad?e I felt I must really write and thank you for
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      THE GIRLS' CIRCLE.
      40 III New Members. The following have been admitted and enrolled as members o:' the "Girls' Circle": "Micky Mouse." "Betsy." "Touch-me-Not." "Miranda." "Lily." "Annie Laurie" (Malacca*. "Zweena." "Pinky." •Peach Blossom.' "Plumpy." "Blue Bell," "Roses.' Lily II" UohoreV "C. S.
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      In Compound and Garden
      2104 IV MALAYAN POULTRY NOTES. XXII.—EGG MARKETING. To offer for sale ali kinds and types and *t?w» cf eggs requires very little knowledge it can be dvn; by anybody. To offer eggs and to rtr.pln eh bed value for them Is another prcpocutcn. You will agree that eggs
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      A LONDONER'S NOTEBOOK.
      1174 IV Prince Michael's Sudden Leave- Taking—A Price On His HeadBernard Shaw's New Play. (FROM OVR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) •>. v I So anxious ace Vhey to secure lt, that an anonymous group of doctors connoted with the College of Physicians have paid Datas for its purchase the sum cf
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      DID YOU KNOW....
      192 IV THAT wool resists electricity (By Our Scientific Correspondent.) An example bf a link between two apparency distinct and separate industries is provided by itcent researches whi?h have been carried out at Leeds into the eledriral properties of wool. Although th. electrical industry has ong r.ad a connection
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      Motoring Notes and untitled
      909 IV MAKING A NOISE ABOUT NOISE. MECHANICAL v. HORSE TRAFFIC. There re certain propj? to wr.om it i- unwur» co mention qny»i.Mf so twjdtru u„ n motor-car 7<ie veiy thought o uiutorlog and of the millions of people who motor for plct<UTs or huiilncs., who drii'p their
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      BRITISH FIRM'S ENTERPRISE.
      464 IV Encouraged by the success of their sales campaign in South Africa earlier this year. ;he Riley company have now despatched their Export Manager, Mr. D. Steward Fraser, on a further and more ambitious tour of the Dominions. Mr. Fraser, who has just left London, will /isit several
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      BRITISH FORD COMPANIES.
      607 IV EMPIRE TRADE AGREEMENT. The first direct shipment to England of Ford V-8 cylinder cars manufactured by ths Ford Motcr Company of Canada. Limit .d, was recently sent from the compaajra Windsor docks via the S.S. "Tracto.-." a specta garage ship. The shipment comprise; 220 on wheeb, the
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