Malaya Tribune, 26 September 1933

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX.- No. 229 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1933 *iVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday, Sept. 26. 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1933.
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      87 1 Sunday Tribune Domtrant In Malaya j£»Jkf Swan Brand The milk that k liked by everybody It's quality and economy combined c I m P° rters: J |§I||m The East Asiatic Co., Ltd., j SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENA Mjj H/QIEIiIC Pg IjjjiEj DELICACIES Qb=a|lj Pressed Pork, Pressed Brisket of Beef, Pressed
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      90 1 C A. K1JNTKK 8, Raffles Place, Singapore lmiK>rting Diamond- *nd Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also laying gold coins and gold ornament* of every class and totality, paying highest prices accordiDg to daily exchuage rates. I I Sime, Darby Co., Ltd-
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING— The Arms Talk.
    226 2 THE world has got to the point where it views international conferences ot all sorts with a bored and cynical indifference, an attitude which in view ot all the circumstances is hardly surprising. Always heralded with a ctiorus ot optimistic prophecies, they
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    Britain's Future.
    151 2 NATIONAL unity! It is national unity of the Fascist brand wnich on to ruinous international wars It the twentieth century needs a new creed, as it certainly seems that it does, it is not to be found in nationalism but in internationalism, which Ls only another v/ay of
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    Slum Clearance.
    136 2 SEEING is believing, and if our Commissioners would take the trouble to go and see they would not be so indifferent to the slum problem as they are at the present moment. It is no argument to say that, at the presen moment, there is no money to
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    Creating Confidence.
    113 2 FINANCIALLY and economically there is the most powerful incentive to governments to arrive at a solution of the problem of disarmament, but political and patriotic motives intervene. In other words, mutual distrust arid suspiciousness are too deeply ingrained to yield even to considerations of economic self-interest. That Mr.
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    FUTURE GERMAN ARMY.
    1003 2 Women's Role. OUTLINE OF MILITIA TRAINING. Let us analyse the book a little more closelv says Lieut.-Col. H. G. de Watteville in the •Observer." The Dreface begins: "The declarations, which the Government of the Reich has r;:ade concerning the conversion of the German defence forces to a
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      164 2 TINTED NAILS... 9%A OR NATURAL? |£=^^^[>^ Wear the shade that's right Cuf9x k eco for your frock nom/ca/. Keep the bottle tightly Every fashionable woman today is <=°PP*d when not in use ana using variety in nail tints. And the it remains usewoman who combines good taste a^'e to fn9
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      184 2 Built this Bonnie Baby since Glaxo appeared—over twenty years ago —it has built bonnie babies and made parents proud. Glaxo has seemed to work miracles because it is fundamentally correct. BUILDS BONNIE BABIES Agent* in India H. J. FOSTER Co., Ltd., P. O. Box 202, Bombay P. O. Box 2257,
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    The "Tribune's" Exclusive China News Service. THE KULING CONFERENCE.
    459 3 Mi' M ANT POLICIES iSCUSSED. A Stumbling Block. South-West Might Not all Into Line. a IJAV1NG arrived in Nanking, Mr. Soong with Messrs. Wang and Sun Fo will fly to day to confer with General Chiang Kai-shek. important members of ovenment
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    TIBETANS DELIVER ULTIMATUM.
    261 3 Withdrawal Of The Chinese Troops Demanded. I Nanking, Sept. 6. t t CCORDING to information received from Szechuen, the Tibetans have resumed the offensive against Sikan® knowing that th* Chinese l oops in Sikang l:ave been left without reinforcements following the collapse of General Liu Wer.-huei m
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    LOAN FOR RAILWAY.
    42 3 Pe.ping. Sipt. 1. Mr. Ku M'-ng Yu, Minlst.r of Railways. Is now in Pelping negotiating with the local bankers L.r a loan ot $7.000.000 for lepairwork on the Pelplng-Suiyuan Railway, which badly in need of thorough-going repairs China Times.
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    CHINA'S TEA TRADE
    208 3 Ministry Of Industry To Help Its Revival. Shanghai. Sept. 6. FR the purpose of developing China's tea trad.' with Soviet Russia, ihe Ministry of Industry has ordered Chinese banks in Shangu&j and elsewhere to extend credit to Chinese .ea merchants engaged in export trade with Soviet Russia.
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    THE EASTERN REPUBLIC.
    119 3 Busily Building Up A Strong Milrtary Force. Sept It, According to information from a reliable :.otnce, the newly formed Eastern Chinese Republic is now busily buildup up a strcng military force. It ha', fixed the cue of TungtUttg, Htilin. I.h.han. Paoehing, Ningan. Mului as a bound},ry line
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    AMERICAN COTTON ARRIVES.
    45 3 Shanghai, Sept. 1. According to information from industrial cire'es the hrst bach of American cotton is expected to arrive here by the middle of September. The cotton will be sold to the factories through Chinese banks here, it is learned Chma Times.
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    EARTHQUAKE IN SZECHUEN.
    223 3 Town Buried Underground By The Shock. Nanking. Sept. 5. j »TWE Ministry of Interior has recu.ved a real port from the Szechuen provincial au'.hr.riues concerning the earthquake di aster m that province. It states that the earthquake area included the districts of Sungfan, Llfan. Wen•huan and several
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    MEXICO CHINESE.
    67 3 Fifteenth Batch To He Departed. Shanghai, Se,t. 2. Another batch of 83 Chinese arrived here yesterday from Mexico on board the Dollar Liner •President Hoover." Most of them are Cantonese. They are leaving for their native province this morning One is 3 native of Anhui. H* is leaving
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    THE KEYSTONE OF JAPAN'S POLICY.
    374 3 Kirin—Hueining Railway. THE ANNEXATION OF MANCHURIA. JJECENT reports from Mukden state that the construction of the Kirin-Hueininj? Railway in Kirin, linking up Manchuria with Korea, has been completed under military proI c:t ion. "It will he recalled that the construction of the Ki-Huei line was
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      42 3 l|Fi DivisiiA ■V W\ PERFUME Wm V £v f F.WOLFF &SOHN »|8 KARLSRUHE Divinia Perfume J subtilty, distilled from the |r«--1 grance of a thousand flowers. It* N.V STRAITS JAVA 1 J I TRADING CO. m y^/sfjf SINGAPORE and PENANG V '"^^Z.
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      194 3 v lou can -in HORLICK'S MALTED MILK shortens convalescence TTN a hot climate, conva- cows' milk enriched with the I lescence is nearly always a nutritive extracts of malted trying time. Recovery can barley and wheat, it supplies be so protracted set the essential food elements 4 ,r ff backs
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    Shipping News & Notices. PASSENGER TRAFFIC AT U.K. PORTS.
    1459 4 Shipping News Notices. PASSENGER TRAFFIC AT U.K. PORTS. I More British Travellers i By Sea. THE returns relating to the passenger traffic between the UniUd Kingdom and places outside Europe and not within the Mediterranean Sea show that the number of persons of British nationality who arrived in the United
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    LONDON'S SHIPPING.
    277 4 Large Timber And Fruit Cargoes. i rjURING the week ended August 18. 1.175 yesMJ sels, representing 1.045,236 net register tons exclusive of those in ballast, used the port ol London: 538 vessels (820.383 net regis;er tons; were to and from Empir e and foreign porta and 637 vessels
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    WINTER CRUISING.
    536 4 The Search For New Itineraries. THE great popularity of cruising has led to cjnsiderable activity on the jait of the omDanies catering for this cl ss of passenger aaffk in arranging new itineraries. Though in thcoiy cruising shios can be des--at h~d all over ti:e Seven Seas, in
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    FROM THE TYNE TO SOLWAY.
    527 4 Proposed Ship Canal Scheme. 4 counties cure for unemployment— irk the construction cf a ship canal linking lite Solway Firth with the Tyne—is to be put before the Mirister of Labour, Sir Henry CcUerton, by Councillor Joint H. Minns, a iumber for over 20 years
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    FAIRFIELD SHIPBUILDING.
    49 4 Meeting of *he 4 1 per cent, and I per ccr f •A" Debenture stockholders of the F; trfl Id ard Engineering Co. Ltd.. he'd ■t Winchester House. E.C.. lIIMITIInMWif confirmed ;he resolution passed on July !8. sanctioning the borrowing of additional monies for t'.e company's business.
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      455 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. 1 P 0. IiKITISII INDM AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated In England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CAKGO SERVICES. PININSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty'a Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON For China and Japan. DO* Too sage. Singapore. 1933 m RDWAN 6,070
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      194 4 jtjr LLOYD TRIESTINO (Incorporated la ItaJy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Calling at Penan*. Colombo Bomb., Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Snea, Part Karachi, Aden, Masnowah. Suea P«»i f Said, Brindisl. Venice and Trleate. Said. BrlndJsi, Venice aud lrleaia. Due Leave Due mv. MONCALIERI In port Epi
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      226 4 HAMBURG-AM ERIK A UNEB Deutach jH««vPj Australfcche Damprachlffli (In CJ Oesellschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1033. DX*. VOQTLAND, via Manila Oct 8 m s. I.EVERKUSEN, via Manila Oct. 17 t ia SAARLAND, via Mania Nov. 1 t m.s. BURGENLAND, via Manila Nov.
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      616 4 STEALER SAILING. NORDDE ITTSCllisi tt Th* undernoted are the Dot fixtures: OUTWARDS. S "DONAU" for Manila. Bongtcong, Shanghai. N. China ft; J4| Seat *i "FULDA" lor Manila. B I t S'hai. N. China Japan S "ISAR" for Iloilo, Ma: 111 Blcong S'hai, N. China Japan 0 t "SAARBRUCKEN" for B
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    461 5 Mining Shares. I ...'..pore. Tuesday, 11 a.m. oi tin share quotations are Issued fb f COu exchange and atocx patera: i" Bayers. Bellera Valuf- Tta 29,- 30 xd 301- 35;--t 14 6 15 6 cd. 1.10 1.11 cd. 25 16 cd. i i o.lb 0.18 I 1
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    180 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. TIN SLIGHTLY FIRMER. Dealings In Rubber Difficult. Our Financial Corretpondent.) Singapore, Tuesday. Noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 12 ;t > cts., down Vb ct. Market Tone: Steady, quiet. Tin (Singapore), $110. unchanged. Saturday's Prices— London Rubber, 3 13 16 cts., up 1 16 ct.
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    PETROL PRICES.
    156 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon 8119 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon 10.83 Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial
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    ZINC CARTEL.
    40 5 Reported Decision To Dissolve. Reuter. Amsterdam, Sept. 25. The Dutch press reports that ihc inter -r\nr cartel has decided to dissolve on „a t l° n cartel (rom Belgian sroup- The cartel meets In Brussels on Sept. 30.—Reuter.
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    Steady Downward Course Checked.
    120 5 Better Prices For Rubber, Tin And Pineapple. 'JHE trade of Singapore generall» shows "gleams of hope," said the chairman at the half yearly meeting yesterday of the Singapore C'hamhsr of Commerce. The stead downward course of prices seemed to have ended. No opinion was expressed on
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    LOCAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING.
    3849 5 THE half-yearly general meeting of the Btngapcr_» Chamber of Commence «as held yesterday in the Exchange Room. Mr. u 2. C. H. Chrrlweoti presided and the:c wat a rood a.tendarce of members. With ihe chairman, the following nsemfcers Ci committee were associated: Th' Hen. Mr.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    178 5 Renewed Upward Trend Of Tobacco. Reuter Wireless. London, Sept. 21. A PART from gilt-edged securities, which ruled firm, other sections on the Stock Exchange to-day ruled dull, owning to the Jewish holiday and discouraging advices from America. The foreign exchange market was erratic. Ear gold, based on the
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    BANK LAW.
    198 5 Reichstag And Stability Of Currency. Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Sept. 22 Doctor Schacht's propcsals for alteration of the bank law do not involve the question of renouncing the gold standard. Thi* fact is mad_> plain in a statement from the Reichebank. declaring that the proposals will not affect the
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    GLUT OF MONEY.
    84 5 Striking; Contrast With Two Years Ago. Reuter Wireless. I London. Sept. 22. The Treasury was to-day able to renew weekly borrowings on three months' bills at a record low rate, which in some instances was below five shillings per cent. This is due to the great gh;t
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    NEW STOCK EXCHANGE.
    71 5 Reuter Wireless. New York. Sept. 21. The movement for IBs n? v v stock exchange In New Jersey has been strengthened by th: agreement of th* whole gov?.uing committee rf the New York Exchange to direct its affairs. Nearly 1.200 cf the 1.500 numbers of th? old
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    697 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore. Tuesday. 11 UL Th* following rubber share quotation* rrs issued by Kramer and Coand Lyau and Bra*: Issue Value. Prase* LdPaU «s I Share*. Oo. STfattu 1 Allenby $0.65 $0.75 $0.60 $0.75 I Alor Gajah 0.50 0.60 0.50 0.60 1 A. Hitam 0.70 0.80
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      52 5 THE SOUTH tiffl BRITISH 1 > INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED HRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR I\>IU.\NCE ACCEPTED AT LOWBtI tCRRENT RATES. L C MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Finlajson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED InSI KANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. L Q. JOHNSON General Manager. 3PFICI No 4.
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      28 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (incorporated in tog***' SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, d'Almeida 8tree*. Authorised and Subscribed aooo>0 oo Capital 11,000,000 Pald-up-Capltal M 0.000 Uined on ■gggJw ACCOUNTS opened aaoa
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      31 5 ■I m m I mJLW m l IMB I nil a MBBk i I f4t to C O R QUAY~S 1N C APO R€ Head Office: 15, WaU Street. New Yerk.
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      218 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated In Btraita Settlement*.) Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG HANK, LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. BEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING CHULIA STREET, SINGATOMJt LOCAL BRANCH: 458. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DWECTORS: Cb.ee swee Cheng,
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      163 6 mi IALHAMBRA j 9.15 Opening To-Day. "While those two buzzards are j m quarreling, let's elope!" J. j OPENING FRIDAY ATTWO8BOW8! j ALHAMBRA and MARLBORO' A Thrilling Romance of the Shark-infested Waters of Malava— 1 hnurciy I umed m Singapore Wiih All-Malayan Ca>{ j SHE FOLLOWED HIM/ ether »hey fought
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      473 6 Amusements THE PICTURE SUPERB "DON QUIXOTE." j J l l! ll l 'iiiiiiiiiiiii"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiri!iiiiii l |in!niuiiininii:| l :i ■iiiiiiiii i i i i i i i i i i iii i i 1.1 I I Humanity j j Jil-"BHB!M.i A at its best and worst— j 6th DAY and still drawing
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      116 6 THERE'S A PARACHUTE FULL 01 LAUGJis IN THIS GAY COMEDY OF PERFUME PYJ KM VS "COCK J« air* Chester Morris, BILLIE DOVE, MATT MOOBF WEEK-END HALF-PRICE MATINEES "PALMY DAYS" "HELL'S ISLAND" TO-NIGHT BUSTER KEATON, JIMMY DURANTI It, IN "WHAT NO BEER T THRILLS ACTIONS LAUGHS NEXT CHANGE: SEPT. 28. DON
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    STOLE LETTER FROM POST-BOX.
    356 7 Mohammedan Merchant Fined. THE case in which a Gujerate-Moh-ammedan business-man, Mohamed Ah, v/as charged with theft of a letter Irom a post-box. came to an abrupt end yesterday. The accused, who at a previous hearing claimed trial, pleaded guiltv and was fined $25. At a previous
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      131 7 I i LAMPS OF LASTING! BRILLIANCE Brighton your homo with (Yompton Lamp*- Good light lends that cheerful aspect bo desired by +$*mi at prices to suit all pockets, they are the highest quality obtainable. Insist on Crompton. Frosted or Clear jot every purpose Sol? Agents: UNITED ENGINEERS, LTD. Electrical Qrpt.—Battery
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      621 7 SINGAPORE HOTELS 1 GOODWOOD PARK H0TĔT Phone 6490 Telegram: Goodwood Admirably located—sufficiently distant from city noise to ensure an atmosphere of peace and quietness. LARGE GARDEN—14 TENNIS COURTS. EVERY COMFORT High-class restaurant under expert European supervision. Lock-up garages: Moderate Rates: Terms Apply:—Manager. i! a* h TIFFIN < $1.00 1 SCOTCH
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      678 7 CLVB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies* 'n Stnoapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This JXar» i* provided specially for them. Secretaries aie Invded to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date und complete. Happenings of general interest u>*l still be included in the
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    SINGAPORE'S TRADE.
    739 8 Interest will be centred very largely to-day on the half-yearly trade review of the Chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, which appears on the financial page of this issue. Because of the importance of the facts and figures I quoted, the speech is given in full. It
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    207 8 CommerUB By The Way. JHE Department of Agricuture has A grouped together and published in one volume the reports of the heads ot the various divisions of the research ecS nomical and educational branches or 1932 Dc T partment the 'year 1932. These reports give a
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    Air Services.
    255 8 AFTER having lagged far behind i .other countries in the matter of civil air development. Britain now an I SSf B J°iisL^ n,in in earnest to the cask of linking up the Empire s^vtv/d 0 ?nH 01 tH 0n to Malaya nas been surveyed and there are definite
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    Bicycle Taw
    127 8 ratepayers' association has sen' a protest to the Municipal Ocminiisioners aeainst the prcposea tax on bicycles. Whether we agree with it 0* not. the protest is not a frivolous one and will undoubtedly receive th> be s« attention of the Municipality. The burden will fall upon the poorest
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Kuala Lumpur.
    49 8 Mr R. T. G. Arthur is now the actine secretary of the Selangor Turf dub. Tfce first meeting of the committee orgaiu'lng ce IS held a r S a 2?" aPPeaI ,n «-l«wm cc held Carcosa on Sunday next at 10.30 a.m.
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    Seremban.
    80 8 Mr. J. R. sta Maria, who was discharged from Seremban Hospital on Friday last, is shortly proceeding to Port Dickson to recuperate The marriage took plao<! at St. Marks Church on Saturday of Mr. R. E. Rovston cf Leigh Estate. Siliaw. and Miss Geraidine Greer oi Los Angeles. California.
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    Penang.
    29 8 The wedding took place on Saturday at St George's of Mr. Gerald Andrew Leiper and Miss Hilda Blanche Moon, niece of Mr. T Rogers, of the Penang Municipality.
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    Tampin.
    67 8 The death occurred at Home on Thursday ls-st of Mrs. John Falconer, wife of the DisI trie* Officer, Tampin. The deceased lady went I home very recently and on her way she had I to- break the journey at Colombo ©wing to a heart attack. She leaves behind an
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    Malacca.
    48 8 Mr Warns Onn. an old Malaga resideir died Wecnesdav last at ins residence No. 9 P ayf Lane at the advanced age of 70 bri* Ulness. Mr. Wong was (he v £'iff** Kirn Moot, the Overseas Chinese Bank Mua" he deceased was also survived by a daughter
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    Taiping.
    127 8 rtJuctioi'S nitary B ard haS re rtauction of conservancy fees to the poorer clay STSSS assessm ent below cerSS fgu re £S™ StnCt fflccr and the Engineer were the only dissentients. etUlUc Taiping Malays have complained that tw, Wednesdavi g lUtary Board s,a t<* at SrS2S 722 f the
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    445 8 BY LOCKE R-rN*.,, -•-•era.*— So they are Ucensut* r-ui I and registering their fus^*** 1 A And they hope that way. It looks ke I take out my licence and brine th 1 set out from under the bed. IA A A How about ticensii amplitier users'.'
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    On Other Pages.
    29 8 FUTURE GERMAN ARMY CHINA NEW 3. on page 3 CHAMBER CF CCMMERCr CLUB DIARY, on pa SPORTS NEWS, on page, 11 and RADIO PROGRAMME, on pat
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      75 8 Violins Fittings Cheapest Best SEASON CO., LTD., 11S, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. SCIENTIFIC GOLD JEWELLERY. Highly appreciated by High Court Judge*. Ministers to Government and other eminent I public men. FULL CATALOGUE FREE. The Scientific Gold Bangles Co., Ltd., 104, China Razar Road, Post Box No. 303, Madras. 634 NORTH
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    PANIC BREAKS OUT IN PEIPING AND TIENTSIN CITIES.
    109 9 TRAITORS CAUSING RIOTS IN BOTH PLACES. five armies advancing on their GATES. plan To Reach The Coast. Mi Available Forces Mobilised For The Defence. inhabitants in Peiping, Tientsin and other parts in V'hina are panic-sticken, as the allied armies, formerly (ion. Feng
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    NORTH CHINA FACING REIGN OF CHAOS.
    537 9 Shanghai. Sept. 26. DX v g broken out in Peiping i ntsin, consequent on the I wa r hat the allied forces Fang Chan Wu and Gen. Chong are advancing on There a a simultaneous if disturbances by Chinese "traitors*' in the cities. a
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    LOCAL PASTOR'S DEATH.
    136 9 Twenty-Two Years' Work In Malaya. liu- Rt*\ Mr Doraisamy. P a^ tor „wf •he T; mil M. E Church, died last nig"*at hb house. 33. Cut! Road. Th.' funeral service will be 'ho Tamil M. E. Church in Short Street to-d ;y. at 4 30 p.m. and
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    PROHIBITION POLL.
    45 9 Overwhelming Majority Of "Wets." Reuter Wireless. New York. Sept. 20. roe States oi Idaho and New poll against Prohibition, g gates will have voted for repeal 01 Prohibition. earlj indications oi the voting in 1 States is an overwhelming wev v -Reuter Wireless.
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    TOKYO TRIAL.
    42 9 Twenty Civilians In The Deck. Reuter. ToKyo. Sept. 26. morning.-Reuter. [Twenty naval and and plots with attempted. ss *f > na Ueg ed against the State, n dissatiswere "super patnote wno the SS with fe ferrate t PO h j e
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    WILEY POST HURT.
    56 9 Famous Round-The-World Airman. Reuter Wireless. Ne w York. Sept. 21. a fv»* world airman Eta s*^ 2^" Wireless Ne w York, sept. 21 to Wiley Post are mere serious The injuries to Wireless, g d .«ep,2, and mt Vimm* have arrived h,re Colonel and a Wn! v
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    HEAD OF SECRET SOCIETY.
    205 9 Sentence For Possession Of Arms. A LARGE, fully loaded revolver, seven rounds of ammunition of various calibre, two formidable-looking daggers and a secret society chop were exhibited in the District Court this morning, before Mr. H. A. Forrer. A middle-aged Cantonese. Ho Tmg. I pleaded guilty
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    REICHSTAG FIRE
    313 9 No Evidence Yet On Outbreak. Reuter Wireless. Leipzig, Sept. 25. TBI court is still engaged in probing the political past of the Reichstag lire accused. There is no sign yet of evidence oi the outbreak itself. DimitrofT's sister gave evidence this morning and exchanged frequent affectionate smiles with
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    FRONTIER SENSATION.
    48 9 Germans Give Their Own Version. Reuter. Berlin. Sept. 25. The German version of the frontier inSenP aiieges a m.;«r toj Sf"Sto M r>ont^aeeo mpanled by a motor-cychst. Th e four oceupante o!Jthenar insuited the German customs official. the Storn. *MW" «gj Re uter. on Swiss territory.]
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    SOVIET MANOEUVRES.
    29 9 140,000 Well-Trained Troops In Siberia. Shanghai. Sept. 26. from Russia. ation that the The official fof troops have ri Sf eW in jit Poh." manoeuvres Sin onew
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    INCREASE OF THE GARRISON.
    342 9 Important Changes. NEW OFFICERS AT CHANGI. PAR-REACHING changes are being made in the military establishnent of the Colony as the result of he reported decision recently to in •reuse the defence forces. One of these is an extension to Changi barracks, which includes the addition of
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    FAMOUS WOMEN DEAD.
    146 9 Reuter. Popular Novelist And Favourite Actress. London. Sept, 25. The death Is reported of the novelet great-grand-daughter of Chancellor Livingstone. S Happen^ Egypt-" '"n* War Wedding Cruclhx Corner," etc. .„.ti, nt -her husband she So' The Woman.;; Mice in InKV WJ." onned e her S favou a
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    HOME-MADE TANK FOR PRESIDENT.
    142 9 Situation Gets Worse In Cuba. Reuter Wireless. Havana. Sept. 20. WHILE the situation in Cuba is hourly crowing worse as the result Of internal strikes and the apparently abortive re--, volutionary attempt made by Cap*. Fernandez in Santa Clara pro*neo. the uosition of President San Martin,
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    CITY ALMOST WIPED OUT.
    116 9 FIVE THOUSAND DEATHS. Scene Of Desolation. Martial Law Declared In Tampico. Reuter. New York. Sept. 26. nrilK earliest reports available front 1 Tampico give appalling accounts of the hurricane. It w estimated that the deaths number 5,000. Three-quarters of Tampico is n> ported to have been
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    LOCAL CAUSE CELEBRE.
    1769 10 THE TOBACCO CASE RESULT. One Judge Dissents. Decision Of Court Of Appeal. JUDGMENT was delivered in the Supreme Court yesterday in the appeal in connection with what i< known as the "Chinese Tobacco Case,' a recent cause celebre in localitigation. It involves a sum near to $2,000,000
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    SICK MAN CHARGED.
    97 10 Alleged Attempt To Shoot Compatriots. Lee Hong Lian, a sickly looking man, was produced before the Second Magistrate yesterday on a charge of attempted murder of two unknown male Chinese, by shooting at them with a pistol. Ihere was a further charge again-.t the accused, of causing
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    THREW STONES AT CONSTABLE.
    225 10 Malacca Hawker Sent To Prison. (From Ovr Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Sept. 25. /CLAIMING trial. Ng Chim. a Tecchew V/ vegetable hawker appeared before the Police Magistrate. Mr. J. c. Derrick, to-dav on three ciunts, obstruction, hawking without a licence and assaulting a Sikh police constaole The
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    "I WILL KILL YOU."
    394 10 Hawker Charged With Intimidation. A spectacle hawker, Mui Wing Chiu f* by name was charged before tne District Judge, Mr. H. A. FoYrer witr criminal intimidation. He was alleged to have threatened a compatriot, with whom he had trouole over a loan of $50. with a
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    RECOGNISED HIS COAT.
    239 10 Former Police Constable Fined. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Sept. 23. Consequent upon his report of the loss cf his clothes, silver cups, alarm-clock and cash, e.V. of which he estimated at $800. tome time IjtJ May las:, a school-teacher. Mr Pwiinusamy. figured Bi a complairant in
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    CANADIAN FASCISTS.
    21 10 Reuter Wireless. Montreal, Sept. 21. The Canadian Fascist Party, with a membership of 25,000, has been formed. —Reuter Wireless.
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    DESTRUCTION OF CHURCHES.
    115 10 Outrages In Canada. NUNS ESCAPE IN NIGHT ATTIRE. Reuter Wireless. Quebec, Sept. 22. JJAMAGE to the extent of £300,000 was done by the destruction by fire of the Roman Catholic Cathedral at Valley Field and of a neighbouring convent. Five hundred nuns rushed to safety in their
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    RADIO DEALERS TO BE LICENSED.
    272 10 A Move To Catch The "Pirates?" I>Y an order made by the Governor rnd High I» Commissioner in Council, wireh-s dealers in -he S.S. and P.M.S. are to be licensed, as hem Get. 1. The licence fee is to be $25 and the penalty for
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    CHETTIAR FINED.
    92 10 Caught On Train With Dutiable Goods. (From Our Own Correspondent../ Ipoh, Sept. 25. A Taipmg Chettiar returring from Penang bjr train was asked by a Customs official on fee train if he had anything to declare. He replied thai he had nothing .c declare out wehn his luggage
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    STRIPPED NAKED.
    80 10 Woman Correspondent Of Newspaper. Reuter Wireless. Leipzig. Sept. 22. Two prominent Russian journalists. Mmc Lili Kith, the Berlin correspondent of the Tsv:stia" and Herr Bespalov, the Berlin correspondent of the Tass Agency, were summoned from their beds at seven o'clock this morning, taken to police headquarters, stripped naked
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    BALLOON RACE.
    62 10 Man Who Was Lost In Bush Declared Winner. Reuter Wireless. Washington, Sept. 21. The National Aeronautical Association has declared Politis winner of the Gordon Bennett Balloon Race. Second place i& awarded to an entrant from the United States Navy. Politis was lost for week in th? Canadian bush
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    NOTED Y.M.C.A. VISITOR.
    86 10 Members of the V.M.C.A. are reminded of the visit of Mr. B. L. Rallia Ram, General Secretary of the National Council of Y.M.C.A.s of India, Burma and Ceylon. A meeting will take place in the large hall of the V.M.C.A. at 7 p.m. to-mrrow. All members and
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    MURDER CONVICTION UPHELD.
    516 10 Chinese Who Mutilated His Victim. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Sept. 25. TpHE third sitting for the year of the' *5»» Bahru Court of Appeal was held this morning in the Supreme Court Johore Bahru, presided over hv Sir Walter Huggard, Chief Justice, who was supported
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    EGYPTIAN PREMIER.
    80 10 Resignation On Ground Of 111-Health. Reuter Wireless. Ca.ro. Sept. 21. The Premier. Sidky Fasha. has resigned on the grounds cf ill-health. He returned recently after undergoing a long cure in France and denied a week ago that he intended to resign and, after an audience with the King,
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    BANKERS OBDURATE.
    91 10 Will Not Release More Money. Reuter Wireless. Washington. Sept. 20. The most serioits obstacles to President Rojseveiti recovery campaign is presented by the bankers. Mr. Walter Smith. President of the Federal Kcserve Council, has issued a statement, that leans should be discouraged which are not eligible lor re-discount
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    FATAL MOTOR ACCIDENT.
    686 10 "ONLY ONE VERDlr* POSSIBLE." (T European Driver. Victim Ran i„ p. The Car! 0f JHERE is onlv m diet,' remarked the s; n Coroner (Mr. F. G. B day, recording a v by misadventure at the coj anincnuir y intoth, d lU named Uovindasarnv Deceased was knocked
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    122 11 rOTAL LOSS. I Co respondent.) Bangkok, Sept. 25. do" is a total structural vessel are buckled and like a concertina. •■edible if the weather forthcoming quickly from >SELS IN PORT. iti b, 3,603 tons, from New Betawan-DeM 2-10. .1 455 tons, from
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    85 11 Singapore. Sept. 26. SHIP- ALONQSEDI THE WHARVES, art (Entrance Gate 1). Ra ula 20. Wmvi Entrance Gate 8). ag 16: Arizona Maru 14: :> Tilawa 7. Deck 'Entrance Gate 8). Ok 35: Selma City 37. Dock 'Entrance Gate 4). b* v andal 48. axl Entrance Gate C P
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    47 11 Mails from Ba.avia cr.d Palembang by aeroplane are expected at the General Pest Office. Singapore, at 230 p.m to-day. From Holland by the "Baloenin.' due at Singapore at 11 a.m. to-day. From China and Japan by the "Naldera." cue at Singapore at U a.m. to-mo-row.
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    CODE TELEGRAMS.
    383 11 New Rules In Force Next January. •Ihe Divisional Manager cf the Straits District of the Eastern Extension Australasia and China. Telegraph Co.. Ltd., sta'es that the Imperial and International Communications Ltd. announce that as the result of the decisions readied at the recent Internationa! Telegraph Conference. Madrid, the
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    A RECORD CLIMB.
    108 11 Vienna, Aug. 2a A message from Innsbruck says that the well-known guides, Josef and Angelo Dimai, from Cortina in the South Tirol, and Emil Comici from Trieste, have succeeded in climbing for the first time the northern wall of the Great Pinnacle in the Dolomites, tried in
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    MONEY MARKET
    190 11 SELLING. Singapore, Sept. 25. London 4 months' sight 2|4 3|32 London 3 months' sight 2[4 lIM London 60 days' s.ght 2|4 364 London 30 days' sight 2|4 1/32 London demand 4 London T.T. 213 31,32 Lyons and Paris demand 910 Hamburg demand 148 New York demand 54'Batavia and
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    PRODUCE.
    185 11 Singapore. Srpt. 25. R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $120 R. 'Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Kcyan $111 Rice. U. siam N. 1 $97 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 $92 Siam, No. 1 "Sinhway" $169 Siam. No. 2 "Sinhway" Sl6l Siam, No. 3 "Sinhway" $149 Rice,
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    FATHER OF 27.
    38 11 Belgrade. Twenty-seven children, 65 grandchildren and one great-grandchild were present at the funeral of Raditch-Arambashitch Blaz, of PodorjakRatchitza. Raditoh. who was only 56, had been maerled twice. His estate is b"ing divided into 93 portions.
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    CHINESE WITHOUT TEARS.
    51 11 Moscow. A Chinese grammer and a Chinese-Russian dictionary have been published in which the Chinese is printed is a new latinised alphabet. Chinese workmen in Vladivostok are being taught to read and write the new latinised alphabet, and it is stated that 1,500 people have attended classes
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    AMUSEMENTS
    92 11 ALHAMBRA. -••Child of Manhattan." with Nancy Carroll and John Bcles. CAPITOL. -Joe E. Br own in "Local Boy Makes Good." EMPIRE.—"What! No Beer?" with Bustrr Keaton. GREAT WORLD —Cabaret Dancing, sideshows. Malay and Chinese Wayangs, c nemas Talkie: Sky—"Guardsman." Star —"One Hysterical Night"). MARLBOROUGH—EI Brendel in "Just Imagine." NEW
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      188 11 j u^Sd^lCtNCEj SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. China. Hainam. Japan, Korea. Formosa. East Siberia. Western Garada and tJL f US A- (Conte 3 p.m. Selat Pandjang. Bengkalis and Bagan c„r' SSL Api ,Hoc S Th ""!>> 3 p.m. Se.at Pandjang. Bengkalis, Siak Pakan Baj-oe. Port de Kock and Padang (H °n*
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      258 11 DIARY Of TJtf DAY] WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. SEPT. 26. High Tides —2.46 a.m.. 2.03 p.m. Annual Meeting, S.R.C., 5.30 p.m. General Meeting, Keppel G.C., 6.45 p.m. Colman Shield Football, Bidada.i SC. v. P.0.?v5.F.T.. Jalan Besar. Police Band, Waterloo St., 8.15 p.m. TO-MORROW, SEPT. ?7. High
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    "REC'S" HELD TO A DRAW.
    865 12 SINGAPORE SOCCER CUP. Cattle Co. Again. Issue Undecided After Second Meeting. 'By -'Full-Back."; THE S.R.C. and the Straits Cattle Sports Ottb served up enjoyable football at'the Anson Road Stadium yesterday in their re play in the First Round of the S.A.F.A. Cup. When the teams
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    SELANGOR AUTUMN RACES.
    353 12 Handicaps For The First Day. THE following are the hnndicaps fcr the first day ct the Selangor Turf ChttY! Autumn races en Saturday. RACE I.—Poniev Class-s 2 and I Ucmbd.t. Dir. 2. 5 furlongs.. 300 p.m. YcHcw Ri\er 9.5 Peerless Lady 7.12 Vitality 9.0 Hells Bells 7.10
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    S.C.C. ARRANGEMENTS.
    265 12 Start Of Rugby Football Season. The following are the sides cnosen for the opening match of the S.C.C. rugby season. Newcomers v the Rest, on Saturday 5.15 p.m at the S.C C. NEWCOMERS (Colours): A L Hill; H. E. Orr. G. Lundon. R. N Jack. H. G. Brown:
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    SCOTTISH SOCCER.
    31 12 Motherwell Drop First League Point. Reuter. London. Sept. 26. Aberdeen held Motherwell to a draw of I—l in their game in the First Division of the S.ottish League to-day.—Reuter.
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL IN PERAK.
    546 12 Asiatics' Trial. STATE PRACTICE IN TAWING. (From Our Oun Correspondent.) Ipoh, Sept. 24. fHE first Asiatic rugby foot ball practice match of the season was played in Ipoh on Saturday wher Whites defeated Colours by 5 points to 3. Though lack of knowledge of thrules, on
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    S.C.C. CHAMPIONSHIP.
    111 12 Malayan Champion Eliminated In First Round. The following are the results of the first round of the Singapore Go'f Club champ on■ntp competition: Cralk beet Bain 7—6. Wal h bast Stur ok 4- -2. McMUßan beat Winter 2—l. W. A. Hamilton beat Low sun 1 up at 19th.
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    S.C.R.C. HOCKEY.
    93 12 The following have been invited to play hockey for the S.C.R.C. to-morrow v. Police Ist at Hong Lim Green: Cheok W-ih: Tiang Seng, Evan Wong; Kee Siang, Fori,! Lim, Yew Hock; Kee Tian, Chim Bock. Joo Kong, Tuck Soon. Gim Lock. Reserve Geo Lee, H. Boon. Umpire. Yew
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    POLICE BEAT THE Y.M.C.A.
    697 12 Yesterday's Hockey. ELEVEN GOALS AT THE DEPOT. DLAYING their second hockey match this season, the Police defeated the Y.M.C.A. by 8-3 yesterday at the Police ground at Thomson Road. Although there was never a doubt about the superiority of the Police, the Y.M.C.A. were persistent triers
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    SINGAPORE CHINESE INVITED.
    40 12 All-China Football Tournament. Hongkong, Sept. 26. A table ie> being srnt to the Singapore (hints? to en.'.-r a team in the football tournament being held in connection with the fvrthccmirig National Athletic Meeting.— 'Sin Chen Jit Poh."
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    S.A.F.A. CUP.
    49 12 S.C.C. XI v. Wilts on Thursday at the Anson Road Stadium in the S.A.F.A. Cup: T. G. Lashmar, J. L. Elmer. P. A. McCaffery; T. Robertson. C. J. Bembroke. R. N. Walling; R. A. F. Brown. L. H. Eastman. H. E. Orr, N. Fyfe. J. E. King.
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    INDIANS BEAT THE A.P.C.
    232 12 Hockey Match At Balestier Yesterday. THE Indian Association beat the A.P.C. yesterday at Balestier by 2—o. The game was keenly contested from start jto finish and the A.P.C were unfortunate not to score. They had opportunities but (bey threw them away. The I.A. combined better and
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS.
    115 12 Conclusion Of The Autumn Tournament. Two finals were decided in the lawn tennis tournament at the &.C.C. yesterday. In the "B" Class Doubles <final-. P O'Neill Dunne and D. Tudor «plus 3» beat W. D. Charlton and H B. Noon (owe If) 6—4. 6 4. In the
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    Largely Attended Meeting At The S.C.R.C.
    424 12 Largely Attended Meeting At The S.C.R. C. CHINESE RUGBY FIFTEEN. UNDER AjLTSPlCES or S.C.F.A. Yesterday s Meeting. Resolutions Adopted Unanimously, Tlie question of ground facilities was then discussed. Mr. Ong Kee Yam and Mr Wong Hong Chong. respectively, expressed the views of the Chinese rugby play?rs in the Medical and
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    untitled SQUARE SENSATION.
    470 13 ■•Cleaning l'p" Boxing. rvvMIM.K BETTER qilAN I'RECEPT. London, Sept. 3. tfrom Our Oa n CorrerpondentJ to "clean up" boxing A by Col. J. R. Kil- f fitly-elected President i u n Square Garden Carporatioii. IX. who was decorated r raV ring the War. realises f his task
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    PRIMO CARNERA'S TITLE.
    185 13 M His a>e In The Bankruptcy J Court. r O i n Co r res-,K>n(lent.i London, Sept. 3. r-xdale's fight, with Camera O ku/.-r 22. will apparently not j. ct by the "dvcree" of the Garden autliorities. in the y hitch, it is staged that the nd
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    ECHOES OF DISTANT THUNDER.
    805 13 "Body-line" Storm Is Dying. (Fmm Our O it n Correspondent.; London, Sept. 3. T^nHS; 1 116 storm 18 at be calmbv ttV2 *S"*°" that th e memS mLOZ tUne Australian players The county captains are exported to con iU he oX^t r ack UtUre 1 S
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    "BODY-LINE" BOWLING.
    69 13 South Africans And Australian Ruling. Reuter. Johannesburg. Sept. 23. TIM Somh African Cricket Assxiation have decided not to follow Australia example rt i-islatirg against body-line bowing but raJed a reSlutTon deprecating the deliberate utr of bowling liable to intimidate or injure of the opinion that this undesir- pracuce
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    COLMAN SHIELD SOCCER.
    403 13 Kota Raja Beat P. Stia Club. A LARGE crowd witnessed an interesting struggle between Perhimponan Stia and Kota Raja I in the M.F.A. Coleman Shield soccer competition at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday. After being down by one goal at the end Of the first half
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    MCLEAN FOR AMERICA.
    344 13 Best Amateur Golfer In Britain. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Inndhn. sept. 3. Jack McLean, of Hayston. Scotland, who is probably the best amateur in Britain to-day. will sho-tly leave for America. Canada and th East cn a business trip for his firm, a big rubber company, and
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    LAWN TENNIS TESTS.
    254 13 English Team Going To Australia. (From Our Owti Correspondent.) London. Sept. 3. THE Itinerary of the tour cf Australia to b" mad? by the British Lawn Tennis team composed of F. J. Perry. F. H. D. Wilde. C. P. Hughes and H. G. N. Lee is as
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      281 13 Assets etceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force over 335.Q00.tM. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In tne Btralu eetttementa). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building. CecU Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry. 8.0. f The Company has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complleg wtth
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      297 13 EMPIRE RADIO TO-NIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDINO BURMA, CEYLON. STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN). From The Empire Transmitter, Daveutrf. England. A'aveif-rgtha 25. 7H and 81 S tnrtTf* (Qrmenwieh Mean Time: add 7 hrr,. 20 minute*) TUESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1933. G MT. 11.0 a.m.—1.0 p.m Transmission
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    LORD MOYNE'S YACHT WRECKED.
    383 14 45 Escape As Vessel Founders. |G*GRTY-FTVE persons, including the owner escaped from Lord Moyne's yacht, Roussalka, as she was sinking, after striking a rock of the coast of Galway recently. News of the wreck first reached London in the following telegram from Lord Moyne to his
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    OLD PRESCRIPTION.
    266 14 Intended For Three Weeks Onlv. Criticism of a number of chemist* in Erighton. Hastings. Tunbiidie Wells, and Eastbourne for supplying medicine containing at seme on a prescription dated September 15 1926. and intended for a period of three weeks only wa, made by Mr. W. D. Peskett, the
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    FLOATING PALACE.
    129 14 Motor-Yacht "Southern Cross" Launched. i The new Melanesian Mission motor-yacht Southern Cross," was launched from the shipyard of Messrs. Cammell Laird and Co.. Eirkenhead. Lady Stanley, wife of Lord Stanley, M.P., Financial Secretary to the Admiralty, will perform the naming ceremony on September 12. and the Bishop of
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    COURT OFFICIALS IN TEARS.
    288 14 Mother Accuses Daughter Of Murder. P|1HERE were painful scenes when Violet A Nczieres, the g.rl who is charged with poiscning her father ard mother, was confronted, according to legal procedure hi France, with he mother In the presence of the examining Magistrate and her advocates in
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    PRE-ROMAN CAMP.
    323 14 Relics Of Ir jn Age Tragedy Discovered. Oxford. A find which seems to reveal a tragedy of prt-historic days has b<tn made during excavations at a pre-Rcman camp at Salmon-s-bury, Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire. A party of Oxford undergraduates and a number of girl students from Bedford College are assigning
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    WITH HITLER IN CELL.
    157 14 Proud Of Reminiscences Of Prison Days. Berlin, Aug. 19. WUhelm Laforce. of Munich, a Nazi who was in the Landsberg Fortress in Bavaria with Herr Hitler in the winter of 1923-24 has just Dublished some reminiscences of those prison days of which he is proud. Hitler.
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      885 14 WHAT WILL YOU BE DOING ONE YEAR FROM TO-DAY? Will you still be strug- Poat lWs Cou p°b *>-*»y I gling on at the same old international correspondence job and possibly drawing schools, (Colonial) Ltd.. of London, even less pay—worried 112 U4A Roblns °n Roaa, s?cgapore. about the future—never Please
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    A BANNED VILLAGE.
    109 15 Budapest, Aug. 26. A ban which was laid on the village of Glade near Tetowo. in Yugo-Slavia. thirty years ago, has been lifted by the Bishop oi Stoplje at the request of the villagers. In 1903, when the village and neighbourhood were under Turkish rule, the then
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    KILLED BY A JOKE.
    62 15 Berlin. A girl at Schoenebeck. on the Elbe, received a parcel containing a wreath and a piece of paper with a grave and a cross drawn on it and the words: -Your time has come. Join me. Your stepsister Lotte." Within two hours she was d°ad
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      198 15 beware, of imitations of Why this supreme tonic-food cannot be equalled. Proof of "Ovaltine's" superior quality and msximur. value as a food-beverage is found in the increasing number of imitations on the market. All these Imitators \V\ have to agree that "Ovaltine" is made from the finest combination of food-ingredients
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      450 15 p w •yHAT persistent cough 1M wFJd kWl^^l Peps, will keep your throat in a sore, inflamed state. -mum It may seriously injure the delicate tissues of the chest and lungs and expose you to pleurisy and pneumonia. As these handy Peps breatheable tablets dissolve in the mouth, they give
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      538 16 wr hassan! ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 36-37, Bras Basah Read, SINGAPORE. If you are in need of electric lights, fans, motors, etc., and water service, please write to the above address or 'Phone 3411. I -i i -in TO LET. SIANG LIM PARK Further Reductions of Rents from Ist Augrnst,
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