Malaya Tribune, 29 September 1933

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. \ol. XX, No. 232 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 29, 1933 rIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday. Sept. 20, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1933.
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      83 1 I Head The Sunday 1 Tribune Dominant In Malaya KLIM MILK I Powdered Pure Fresh Milk i n Convenient Form or Cooking AU Lead,ng Provision stores Getz Bros. Co. I ONLY AT:— j CAN YOU SEE THE BEST MADE IN BRITAIN fl BBASS—NICKEL—CHHOMIUM BEDS V ALL SIZES fjj J j
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      217 1 A. FLINTER 8, Raffles Place, Singapore Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. I WHY DOES EVERYONE I Himalaya Bouquet
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING — Railway Loss.
    276 2 WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING Railway Loss. "Malay Mail." THHE issue of the annual report of the Federated Malay States Railways for 1932, with its record of a loss of nearly a million and a half dollars on the year's working, a loss which had to be met out of
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    English Tamils.
    141 2 "Straits Echo." OF course to an enthusiast like Dr. Lanka Eundrain any supplanting oi the Tamil language and ideals appear sacriligepus, but in Malaya we are more concerned with the building up of a Malayan, nation. We do not think 11 is asking too much of Indians. Chinese
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    IS PEIPING SAFE?
    129 2 The Charhar Rebels. FORCING THEIR WAY EAST. "Min Kuo Jih Pao." Shanghai. Sept. 27. allied forces led by Gen. Fang Chan YVu and Gen. Kut Ghong appear to have abandoned thei; advance on Peiping and are forcing their way oast to the Luan region, through Sanho, the
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    NANKING AND CANTON.
    406 2 Gen. Chan Tsi Tang May Go North. Hongkong. Sept. 27. It is Ukely that Gen. Chan Tsi Tane he Commander-in-Chief of the Cantor forces, will leave for Shanghai to confer* with the Nanking leaders on the relaUons Mr T. V. Soong. the Finance Minister called on Gen.
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    THK BANDITS.
    174 2 Japanese Tanks Demonstrate At Tientsin. Bandits are active in Tientsin, where martial law is expected to be declared at any moment. A number of Japanese tanks carried out a demonstration in the Chinese City yesterday at noon. The magistrate of Fooning interviewed Gen. Yu Hsueh Chung yesterday and
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    THE 18TH ZIONIST CONGRESS.
    806 2 Proposals Outlined For Palestine. fIIHE eighteenth Zionist Conrgress, which was JE opened in this city last Monday, has arcuscd far greiter interest than most Zionist congresMi la recent years owing to the fact that it was known that it would c'.al wi.li the situation of tho
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    FIGHT ON SHIP.
    93 2 Fireman Charged In Local Court. The case in which William Shearer a Briton employed on tfcu "Barron Haij- Is charged with voluntarily causing hurt to Alexander McKenzie. was mentioned before UM District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrcr) yesterday and postponed until Oct. 6. Both parties are firemen.
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    CRISIS IN KIANGSI.
    47 2 Communist Forces Attacking Nanfeng. "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Shanghai, Sept, 27. Owing to the Reds attacking Nanfeng. the situation in Kiangsi Province is critical Marshal Chiang Kai Shek has reached Foochow and is directing the campaign against the Communists forces.—"Sin Chew Jit Poh 1
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      176 2 I Ddoll THE WORLD S MOUTHWA5H I I ItliiTirti'rft i I a I riw FiNisiii.vt touch. J Leaves your skin velvety smooth and imparts a delightful fragrance I Ytk I ra TAM I 31 You icill like it, everybody does. Sample each Soap, Ointment and Tal- f cum tree upon
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    India Week By Week GANDHI AND NEHRU.
    622 3 La I t er's Release. SPLIT BETWEEN THE TWO? ••as ji i.s' writes the "Pioneer** 4 iitorially, "Mr. Gandhi's den- hronises with the revolt in his own camp. \i .J.iuaiiarlal has been cautions n oiu:i: i:. the statement he has made to r<
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    MEDICAL COUNCIL.
    215 3 Bill Passed Without Much Debate Simla, Sept. 20 >T*HE Legislative Assembly parsed the Allj A India Medical Council Bill without a de- '"ilrc! eor.sideraton cf the clauses and the Unr.ffictal amendment- tabled and did not move in accordance with the a-rangement of lobbies. Mr Laipai. Secretary in ch.v.ge
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    MRS. BESANT'S DEATH.
    103 3 Tribute By Mr. Gandhi To Her Services. Bombay, sept. 20. Whilst tlu> people v.:l! UMUQfc the Almigh'y for relieving Mrs. Br.'ant from her lingering i'lnef.s by sending her to the Angel of Death, thousands vill ,u t:ie same '.in>e mourn the event (teetered Mr. Gandhi regarding Mr;.
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    AHMEDABAD AND GANDHI.
    63 3 There Is a pro:xvr! to ext -ri in n.vitatic.i OA behalf of the Ahnieciabad Municipality to Mr. Gandhi to lay tiie foundation stone of the buildup in '.vhch it has bern decided to locate the library, vhich Mr. Gandhi presented to the Municipality when he disbanded hi.--
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    JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE.
    276 3 No Report Available Till 1934. I London, Sept. U. TT is now apparent tint the Joint Selc-t Report will not be ready till Although the evidence of Indian witnesses before the Select Committee has concluded me programme is still vcrv hmrj Si- s Hares evidence la largely
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    MADRAS TO OOTACAMUND.
    121 3 Telephone Service In Two Months. Nov, that the Trunk Telephone service of I** and Bomfca v and other parts f Northern India has been brought into perfect working order, the authorities have taken up the work of linking Madras with important I lacer, ;n the South, the
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    MR. PAUL APPASAMI DEAD.
    35 3 Mr Paul Appasami, retired Chief Judge of the Small Causes Court. Madras, who visited Singapore some years ago, accompanied by hit vvife. died at his residence in Madras on Sept 13
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    MR. RAJAGOPALACHARI.
    28 3 It is beliexed that the Government of Madras l.aye commuted the sentence of rigorous' impri.'onment passed on Mr. C. Rapagopalachari Into one month of simple imprisonment.
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    54 3 The Joint Committee of the Reserve Bank Bill has elected Sir Gorge Schurter as Chairman. The Committee will meet ai New Delhi continuously from Oct 23. .Tlx first wet k will be devoted to go through the Bill, and the ■econd week for the consulation of prattle*] export*; on the
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    30 3 Mr. C. F. Andrews, who is now in India. will be sailing for London o:i Nov. 11. from where lie intends sailing to Capetown at the epd of Jan.. 1934-
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      244 3 IS A SKOAL FUTURE* CAR I I I! 1 >'-'"■ I What I i I WOLSELEYI I FEATURE" f=^l| -ft motorinrf 1 'I, means..? Here is no mere phrase. "Special feature" motoring ensures a higher degree of motoring pleasure. Special features for easy driving are on every car in the
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    Shipping News & Notices. ALLEGED THEFT ON STEAMER.
    379 4 Shipping News Notices. ALLEGED THEFT ON STEAMER. Large Reward Offered By Bank. A REWARD of $30,000 has been offered by the Land Bank of China. 144 Ningpo Road. Shanghai, for the recovery of $69,800 and the arrest of a thief who stole that sum from an iron box on the
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    TYNE SHIPBUILDING.
    191 4 Orders For IS Vessels Placed Recently. Shipbuilding prospects on the Tjme have been j further improved by the booking of an crder by j Hawthorn. Leslie and Co.. Hefalmru. for a firstclass naval sloop for the Admiralty icr vtr.ice in Indian waters. I This is the second cont-act
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    FROM AUSTRALIA.
    222 4 Stowaways Get Fourteen Days' Imprisonment. I At the Birkenhead Police Court, two stowaways. H. Lippiatt and R. Towns, were sent to prison fo r H days on the charge of having, on July 3 last, secreted themselves on boaid the British steamer "Anglo-Saxon,- which was on a voyage
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    U.S. SURPLUS TONNAGE.
    107 4 Plan To Secure Higher Freight Rates. According to a United Stales message oil tanker operators there may soon formulate a l Jan for laying-up surplus tonnage *»ith a view W securing higher freight rates, perhaps pooling the increase and remunerating ihose ownHf the inactive vessels. This scheme
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    WOOL STORE AFLOAT.
    362 4 Ship Used For Nearly Fifty Years. A FTEr? brin used M a floating wool store -n. at Port Stanley. Falkland Islands for nearly S3 years, the hulk of the oncc-fa'mou: British steame: Great Britain' is to be withdrawn from service, ov.irlg to its bad condition On inquiry
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    U.S. COASTAL RATES.
    233 4 Shipping Board Defer Decision On Dispute. The t* ntemplated suspension by the United States Shipping Beard of certain rates of nonConference hr.es in the inter-coas.al trade ha b;en defetred. and both sides have been called upon to furnish full information Learir.g en ihe actual tariffs, states a
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    SHIPBUILDING ORDER.
    54 4 Messrs. Hawthorn, Leslie and Co., Hebburn-cn-Tyne. have booked an order fom the TyneTees Steamship Co.. Newcastle, for a coasting motor vessel of 330 tons deadweight, for service between London. Seiby. Kind's Lynn Boston. Ipswich. JkC. At pre-ent" Messrs Hawthorn. Leslie and Co. are building two Entish destroyers and
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    LINK WITH HISTORY.
    173 4 Customs Hulk In Famous 1906 Typhoon. Hongkong, Sept. 14. MORE than ordinary local interest is attached to the recent dry-docking at Taikoo of the hulk of the sailing ship "S.P. Hitchcock." The "S.P. Hitchct.ck." it that time sailing vnder the American f.ag. was in Hongkong Harbour during
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    MEDICAL AID.
    160 4 Fireman's Life Saved By Wireless Call. Ghersich Piertro, an Italian seaman on tlu Olimpia belonging to the Achille i.aura am Co. of Naples, is now in the Singapc.;> liospiial on the way to recovery from an illness which almcst proved fatal. He probably owes his life to the
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    TO SAVE A LIFE.
    95 4 ttibby Liner's Rush To Reach Plymouth. How the Bibby liner "Shrepshire•• hurried to Plymouth to save a man's life was told in mail week on the arrival of the vessel there from Rangoon. A quartermaster was taken ill with acute appendicitis, and it was decided to
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    DUTY EVASION.
    85 4 Captain's "Boy" And Bottles Of Wine. A young Chinese, employed as captain's boy aboard the "Kwong Fook Ch?ong." was fined $5 or seven days by Mr. Wynre-Jones in the Central Police Court, Hongkong, on a charge of evading duty on a quantity of wine. Revenue-Officer Grimmitt:—One botile was
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    THE SHANGHAI MISHAPS.
    228 4 Texaco Wharf Pontoon Badly Damaged. Hongkong, Sept. 14. 4 SOMEWHAT serious accident occurred on tiie river at Shanghai on Wednesday, at 6 a.m.. when the s.s. Dir.go" collided with the motor launch "Speedy" at the Texaco Wharf. The s.s. "Dir go" was berthing at the vliarf below
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    QUESTION OF OVERTIME.
    143 4 Unions' Proposal To The Employers. When the Shipbuilding and Engineering Trades Unions' Federation meeting, at York recently, discussed the suggested 40-hour week, reference was made to the prevalence of overtime, and the Conference lesolved to request employers to co-operate with the unions to eliminate all overtime, with
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    N.Y.K. LONDON BRANCH.
    133 4 As from Sept. 30. die N.Y K. Branch Office in London will be removed from the present site in Lloyd s Avenue 10 the Cunard Bnflltfng, Leadenhall Street. London, E. C. 3. Thus the London branch is now added tv the many N.Y K. Offices combined with
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      169 4 TRIESTINO (Incorporated Id Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE IP WALT MM* CMOIA Callta, at Penang. Colombo. Bomb., C*JUnr at Colombo, Bombay, Sum, Port I Karachi, Aden, Masaowah. Suez plrl Said. Brlndial Venice and Trleat*. Brindi VeX^nd Due Leave Due j Spore. S pore. Venice. mv COL DI LANA Oct. 15
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    440 5 Mining Shares. Singapore, Friday. 11 a.m. fftpg tlm snare quotations are Issued end Co.. exchange and stock 01 Buyers. Seller*. ing Tin 280 29 6 Mala* 32,- 35|rin 15 3 16 3 cd. 1.20 1.25 xd. lin 2«« 27 6 cd. Padang 0.18 0.20 I'm 0.65 0.70
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    227 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. TIN PRICE UP AGAIN. No Restriction Statement Yet? 'Bf Our Financial Corrupondent.) Singapore. Friday. Noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 12% eta., unchanged. Market Tone: Steady, quiet. Tin (Singapore), $111»,. up j. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber, 3 13 1G cts., down 1 32 ct. Market
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    PETROL PRICES.
    161 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Bplrlt and varlou brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon 8i Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon
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    The Dutch Rubber Control Suggestions.
    840 5 Sliding Scale Export Duty On Native 'Production. COMMUNICATION from our Java correspondent describes the position in regard to rubber restriction from the Dutch point of view and shews that among the Dutch all points have been agreed upon e\cept the details of control of native
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    STATEMENT SOON?
    97 5 Ministers Discussing Restriction. Reuter. London. Sept. 2^. JT is believed that Dr. Colijn. who left for Geneva from London yesterday, discussed, anion*' other things, rubber restriction with Sir Philip Cunliffe L'-iter, which suggests that a statement will be issued shortly. It is unlikely that any decision will be
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    NEW JERSEY EXCHANGE.
    213 5 Scheme May Not Be Carried Out. Reuter Wireless. New York. Sept. 2(i. rpHE Mew Jersey Stock Exchange governing M. committee has accepted the ieeommendation of the New Ycrk Stock Exchange tc drop the plan for trading in Newark on condition that Mayor o*Brlcn vetoes the tax on
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    CORNWALL TOO.
    32 5 Tin Quota Of 2,200 Tons Yearly. Reuter. London, Sept. 29. Cornwall has joined the International Tin Committee and has agreed to a Hat rate quota of 2.200 tons per annum.—Reuter.
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    WALL STREET MOVE.
    50 5 Mayor Not Signing The Tax Measure. Reuter Wireless. New York. Sept. 21. Mayor O'Brien has decided upon the advice of Mr. Samuel Untermeyer. the city's financial adviser, not to sign the stock transfer tax measure if the Stock Exchange agrees not to move from New York—Renter Wireless.
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    RUBBER AUCTION REPORT.
    165 5 Th: following is the we klv rubt?r auetun r nort a- submitted by U»j Singapore Chamber i Commerce Rubber Association, cfl Sep:. 27: Catalogued 1.323.020 lb 590 63 ton". Off -red 1.1*8.641 lb. 517.25 tons i BOM 042.252 lb.-420.65 t< ns I endon. Spot 3 13 16d.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    675 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore. Friday. 11 a.m. lne following rubber ab*re quotation* r» jsii.ru uy rriuei turn Oo.miM Ljun ana CvtAl laaue VMM* Fraeea Lyaii bbarea 00. Brut* 1 Allenby $0 70 $0 80 $0.60 $0 75 Alor Gajah 050 0.60 0 ;>0 000 IA. Hiiam 075 0.85
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    CHINA TAX.
    30 5 Shanghai. Sept. 29. The Ministry of Finance has decided to impose a "competition" tax on yarn. silk, tea, timb r. matches, cloth and fish. —"Mm Kuo Ih Pao.."
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      208 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated in Straits Settlement*.) Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANfe, LTD. CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. ■BAD OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING CHULIA STREET. SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OP DIRECTORS: Ghct Swee Cheng,
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST.
    110 7 League Of Nations' Bulletin. ty v, is iho health bulletin 0l the I M Eas.ern Bureau; SmgaBek ended Sept. 23. 1933. r: 1 plague rase. 7 «maHpoi case* and I death as > Ith 4 cases r.r.d ro deaths in the rr*l 2 plague cases and
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    FACTS ABOUT EDUCATION.
    2050 7 THE SCHOOL FEES INCREASE. "Wrong Time." Memorandum Of Mr Tay Lian Teck. A M ™O"ANDUM on school fees. quoting facta about the cost of education in different parts of the «J»Pjre. has been prepared by Mr. Tay Lian Teck, J.P., Municipal Commissioner. Ho declares that the Government's
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    MR. E. R. TAYLOR.
    68 7 On the eve of his departure for home on retirement from the service of the Singapore Harbour Beard. Mr. E. R. Taybr. L.R.1.8.A Chief Architect and Estate Manager, was presented with an address on silk by the members of the subordinate staffs of the Estate. Civil
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATHS.
    116 8 BURROWS—At 924-B. Flower Road Singapore, of hrart failur. on 29th Sepumber. 1933. Royalist Burrows agd 61 Funeral at Bicadari Cemett-ry at '•> pm to-day. BONG—Mis. Bong Khi Sam Tee Lecw Khui Moi». passed away peacefully, in her 76th y:ar, at her residence. 88. Stevens Ro:a. at 8
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    DUTCH AND RESTRICTION.
    771 8 "Control of production is essential." This is a statement made recently by the United States Secretary for Agriculture in a plain talk to farmers who were clamouring for inflation, and it will serve well as a text for comment upon the important message from Java which we
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    544 8 Comments By The Way. 'T'HERE may be good reasons why A Malaya produces no salt of its own. but on the other hand it may only be due to the fact that the peasant folk who live on the coasts have not been able to turn
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Kuala Lumpur.
    208 8 The Hon. Mr. M. B. Shelley. Chief Secretary to F.M.S. Government, has been graul Hi since his recent operation in Kuala Lumpu It is. however, gratifying to know that Mr Shelley is now making a good recovery and may be able to leave
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    Seremban.
    56 8 Inche Abdul Aziz, who has been secretary. Seremban Sanitary Board, for some considerable time past, is proceeding to-day to Kuala Pilah as A.D.O. Inche Abiul Aziz is a most likeable man, and has shown extreme courtesy and consideration to all who have come In contact with him, during the
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    Kajang.
    36 8 An agricultural show, of which Che Ismail bin Mat Sah, the A.D.0., Is the secretary, will be held on Sunday, on the Kajang Padang. The exhibits for the show will be from Ulu Langat only.
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    Ipoh.
    97 8 nmT wash er, Railway Gocd; Sen ice V fr m Gove ™™nt Mr. J. g. O'Reilly, now officiating as Deputy Commissioner, Trade and Customs. Perak will proceed on transfer to Selangor in a similar capacity on the return from leave of Mr j Hobbs towards the end of next
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    Kuala Selangor.
    28 8 ke out m Pasir P«*mbang rißage Kuala S-Jang: on Friday ai>:ut 2a.m. SeveV een shop-houses were burned down. The Kuah Lumpur fire brigade arrived too late
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    Telok Anson.
    42 8 r,Sn L Lan don <* the Trade and Customs Department, Teluk Anson, is very shortly going on home leave. He will be relieved by Mr. G. Grubb. who is due back U home leave in the early part of next month.
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    Cameron Highlands.
    29 8 A number of Kinta toakays are taking a keen interest in the Cameron Highlands and a section of the Highlands may yet become a Chinese holiday resort.
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    Fraser's Hill.
    18 8 Mr. Eric Jennings, Assistant Editor, "Times o: Malaya." is spending a short holiday at Fraser's Hill.
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    436 8 BY "LOOKER-ON" "A slippery man" i< v r i Belgrade. It is comforting that the much deputed has travelled so far. 3 ni;,n D A campaign has been started Budapest to deal with traffic I It's so bad in fact that the I now known as Wotapest.
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    39 8 THE CHARHAR REBELS OH P*B 3 Zionist congress, en pa INDIA NEWS, on page 3. CLUB DIARY, on page 7. SPORTS NEWS, on pages 12 ami 13 RADIO PROGRAMME, on page CINEMA NEWS, on page 15.
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    FATE OF CENTRAL EUROPE IN THE MELTING POT. MOMENTOUS EVENTS OF THE LAST FEW DAYS.
    448 9 II deration of the danubian STATES. Disarmament Stagnation. French And German Ministers At Last Brought Together. Reuter. \eius are moving rapidly on the European Continent. 1 ne Danubian States are forming a Federation which may
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    PORK RAFFLED.
    141 9 St ail-Keeper Gets Into Trouble. 4 NOVEL form of gambling was exposed before the Second Magistrate '■I: Norman Grice» yesterday when a Chinese was charged with keeping a place open for the purpose of running a public lottery, being the manager of lottery, and selling pork without a
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    CHIEF REINSTATED.
    109 9 Abandons Right To Deal With Europeans. Reuter. London. Sept. 28. ,-T-ijesty has decided to reinstate iel Tshekedi as acting Chief of uwato as soon as possible, and to '••lacraw the order requiring him to in the Tati district, .«kedi had previously abandoned n:;ht to deal with a case
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    CUBAN CHAOS.
    25 9 Chinese Business Establishments Raided. Reuter. Havana. Sept. 2£. consular reoorts from KanCuoa state Unit nix Chinese establishments have been raid- 9 aimed youths.—Router.
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    LEFT TO HIS FATE.
    195 9 Schoolboy Drowned In A Pond. THE death of a nine-year-old Chinese schoolboy named Lim Kok Hong, who was drowned in a pond off Lorong 17 recently, formed the subject of an inquiry by the Singaoore Coroner (Mr. F. G. Bourne» yesterday. According to the evidence, the
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    THE BOY EMPEROR.
    64 9 Plans To Srll $50,000,000 Palace Treasures. "Min Kuo Jih Pao." Shanghai, Sept. 29. Mr Henry Pu Vi (the 'Boy Emperor"). Chief Executive of the Manchukuo, is banning to sell the 200 cases of Peiping Palace treasures which he deposited to Sam banks in Tientsin for keeping during
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    MEXICO HURRICANE.
    37 9 Oil Company Suffers Heavy Losses. Reuter. Tampico (Mexico», Sept. 28. The Mex-Eagle Oil Co. estimates that the loss in the recent hurricane totals SI 500 000, including damage to its own refinery and other buildings.-Reuter.
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    NATION LOOKS ON ANXIOUSLY.
    191 9 Can Roosevelt Rescue Recovery Plan Reuter. New York, Sept. 28. rPHE Recovery Administration's mone- tary problems are now intermingled with the war debt talks which are at the forefront of the problems occupying the attention of President Roosevelt's administration. The nation is looking on anxiously. The
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    SHORT OF MISSIONARIES.
    96 9 Seventy Posts Vacant For Britons. Reuter. London. Sept. 28. The almost desperate need of recruits for missionary work in the Fai East -and other parts was >,p-e.;.,ed by Sir Robert Williams, chairman, and the Rev. W. W. Cash, general secretary, of the Church Missionary Society, when officially
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    GEN. SHIH SHOT.
    92 9 Commander Of Manchukuo Irregulars. "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Shanghai, Sept. 2<L It is reported that an attempt to assassinate Gen. Shih Yu San, Commander of the Manchukuo irregulars in the Luan area, and former Kuominchun Commander, was made in the Japanese Concession of Tientsin yesterday. Gen. Shih
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    AIR ATTACHE.
    93 9 Requested To Reside In Peiping. London. Sept. 28. Reuter learns that it has been decided that Wing-Commander R. P. V/illock will reside in Peiping. Leading aircraft manufacturers strongly criticise that decision, stating that Peking is out of touch with aviation activities and they advocate Shanghai or Nanking.—Reuter. An
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    FORTS PHOTOGRAPHED?
    96 9 Admiral Denies Japanese Assertion. m 1 OO Reuter. Tokyo, Sept. 23. Learning that the Moji water policc had informed the press that H. M. S. "Medway" had been observed photographing the fortified area while traversing the Moji Straits. Admiral Dreyer, who arrived in Tokyo this morning on an
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    DAIL AN ARMED CITADEL.
    291 9 Opposition Centre. LABOUR SUPPORTS DE VALERA. Reuter Wireless. Dublin, Sept. 28. rpHE Dai! resembled an armed citadel at the opening of the new c ession. There was an exceptional display of armed guards, not only at the entrance of the building but in the precincts. Even
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    DR. PHILIP TYAU.
    192 9 New Chinese Consul-General For Singapore. Reuter. Nanking. Sept. 29. Dr. Philip K. C. Tyan has been appointed Consui-General at Singapore. An official announcement will be maae shortly.—Reuter. Dr. Philip K. C. Ivan, born in Kuangtung province, in 1880, was educated at Rt. John's, Shanghai, and at Christ
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    Brings Home A Rank Outsider.
    98 9 Reuter Wireless. Newmarket, Sept. 26. The three horses on which Gordon Richards accomplished the hat-trick were Blue Boy, Golden Spear and Nevertheless. The most surprising thing was the starting price of Nevertheless in the Abingdon Nursery. It was a 20 to 1 shot with the
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    ARBITRATION PACT.
    77 9 Japanese Proposal To America. "Min Kuo Jih Pao." Shanghai, Sept. 29. Mr. Kirota, the Japanese Foreign Minister, has decided to pave the way for the improvement of Japanese-Ameri-can relations by concluding an arbitration pact with the United States. While in America. Viscount Ishii. the head of the Japanese
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION NEGOTIATIONS.
    101 9 R.G.A. Deputation Going To Holland. Reuter. London, Sept. 28. A RUBBER Growers' Association depu■**tation, numbering six, will shortly go to Holland, definitely to discuss the provisions of a restriction scheme. They will report their findings to a committee of fourteen here. The R. G. A. announce that
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    CHINA & CZECHOSLOVAKIA.
    49 9 CHINA CZECHOSLOVAKIA. Reuter. Berlin. Sept. 22. The Cou.i.selioi to the Chinese Legation, Mr. Lone Liang, is going to Prague as Charge d'affaires at toe end of October. China will thus be. represented in Czecho-Sknakn ior the first time. The appointment is due to, Czecho-Slovakias increasing trade witii China. -Reuter.
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    "ALLIES" NEAR PEIPING.
    672 9 EFFORTS TO BREAK CORDON. Heavily Bombed. Commanders Willing: To Surrender Shanghai, Sept 20. IN a desperate attempt to break through the cordon of Japanese and Central forces around them, the "allied" troops under Gen. Kut Hung Chong swept down on Tongshan yesterday and are now only 30
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    High Time For Election System. UNNECESSARY TAXATION IN THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS.
    1484 10 RATEPAYERS' ASSOCIATION. ENORMOUS AND GROWING RESERVES OF THE COLONY. "It seems to be high time for a system of election to be introduced for Unofficial Members of the Legislative Council," said Mr. John Laycock, president of the Singapore Ratepayers'
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    VOLUNTEERING IN MALAYA.
    323 10 Broadcast Speech By Major Lay. MAJOR H. O. Lay. Siafi Officer to the Local Forces, gave an interesting address on Volunteering over the radio from Broadcast House, Singapore, yesterday evening. Major Lay addressed his remarks to the public generally, explaining the constitution 01 the four Volunteei organisations
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    MAIL ROBBERY?
    63 10 Bangkok Bank Misses 30,000 Ticals. (From Our Own Corretpondent.) Bangkok, Sept. 28. The Mercantile Bank yesterday despatched bank notes by the International Express of .'{o,ooo ticals to Tungsong, 10.000 to Haadyai and 60,000 to Penang. About .'so,ooo ticals are missing and it is not known at present whether
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    POLICE SENSATION IN IPOH.
    318 10 Constable Charged. ALLEGED POISON PLOT. (Fiom Our Oicit Corrtsjtondr.nl.) Ipoh, Sept. 27. CORPORAL Didar Singh, of the local police, was brought before the Police Court to day and charged with neglect of duty and. alternatively, with being guilty of conduct prejudical to good order. The case
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    95 10 sdse Humanity." the Fox picture starring Ralph Morgan. Boots Mallory, Irene Ware and Alexander Kirkland. commenced a two day season at the Pavilon theatre yesterday. The story is touching and has a strong dramatic atmosphere. It shows the struggle of n young doctor between the temptations a
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    ALLEGED ARMED ROBBERY.
    141 10 Preliminary Enquiry Continues. FURTHER evidence was recorded by Mr. Norman Grice, the Second Magistrate, yesterday, in connection with the preliminary inquiry in which a Chinese family living in Kim Keat Road was robbed of cash and jewellery to the value of about $380. According to the evidence
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    CHINESE CHARGED.
    112 10 Alleged Falsification Of Club Accounts. Chan Beng Loi. president oi Gar- Wo Wai Kun Club, a Chinese Benr -i l- nt Society, was this morning charged before the Second Magistrate. Mr. N. Grice, with falsification of accounts. The committee members of the Society, represented by Mr. Kit Meng
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    FIREMAN HURT.
    194 10 Much Damage In Local Blaze. TAN JONG Khu Has the scene of a big blaze in the early hours of this morning. Receiving a call at about 3 a.m. the Singapore Fire Station despatched two engines to the saw-mill area. On arrival it was discovered that a large
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    CAR TURNS TURTLE.
    60 10 Mr. Nakai. of the M.B.K had a narrow escape from serious injury yer.terday afternoon, when the car which he was driving turned turtle in East Coast Road. It appears that irf avoiding pedestrian he swerved violently, causing the car to overturn. Mr. Nakai sustain-d a nasty cut
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    DISPUTE OVER RING.
    858 10 CHINESE WOMEN IN (XHJIS™ "Fell Unconscious," Alleged Criminal !r h Ui I rust. 'fill: Second Polic, cnwwl «l with Stints-born Cl.;!* women yesterday fortl rfttie case, before Mr. R I in which a young C Chay Ah Sup. is ehai ingm respect of a brilliant rina rtl
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    107 11 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING ESSELS IN PORT. 1 3 293 tons, from Osaka 14-D; .a 30-9. eh H62 tons, from Bagan 26-3. ft 30-0. 729 t:ns, from Pelamban» Pi lambang 30-9 363.47 tons, from Indragiri Ir.dragtri 1-10. ?••< k." Du«ch. G4l tons, from I r Natuna
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    105 11 Singapore, Sept. 29. SSIF3 ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). 22 Hoaam 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S). 5 hum ;j Montevideo Mam 9. Empire Dock (Entrance Oate 3). I Senna City 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). saaal 48 West Wharf (Entrance Gale 4). ::-.d:
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    R.A.F. MAN SHOT.
    43 11 Bedouin Arrested In Connection With Crime. Reuter Wireless. Cairo. Sept. 26. Bedouin named Salem h:is been arrested nnectioß with the shorting of Aircraftsioward who was out walking with his win a the couple, were attacked by .1 Arabs— Renter Wireless.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    33 11 Mail? from London, Amsterdam, etc., by the Dutch aercplane are expected to arrive at the General Post Office. Singapore, at 4.30 p.m. to-day. The delivory of correspondence will be effected immediately.
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    BOYS' BRIGADE.
    197 11 Governor Sees Their Jubilee Display. I Last night's jubilee display by the Boys' Brigade at the Victoria Theatre was a huge success, being a itended by a large and appreciative audience. His Excellency the Governor was the guest of honour and before the performance he inspected the ranks
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    SWISS PROTEST.
    35 11 Alleged German Outrages On Frontier. Reuter Wireless. Gen.na. Sept. 26. M. Motta. on behalf of Switzerland, has protested to Yon Neurath regarding the frequent recent incidents along the German Swiss frontier —Reuter Wireless.
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    DOG'S GOLD TOOTH.
    35 11 Patterson. New Jersey. A Belgian polite dog has become a naturalised American citizen. He has been supplied with a gold tooth to replace one broken when he was hit by a motor-ear.
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    MONEY MARKET
    201 11 SELLING. Singapore. Si.pt. 29. I London 4 months' sight 2 4'x I London months" sight 2.4 332 LondOn (ft days' si£nt 2 4 564 London 30 days' sight 2 4 116 London demand 2 4 132 Lor don T.T. 2 4 Lynns and Paris demand 916 Hamburg demand
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    PRODUCE.
    186 11 Singapore. Sept. 27. R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $120 R. < Siam I W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $111 Rice. B. Siam It. 1 $97 Rice. B Siam N. 2 $92 Siam. No. 1 •-Sinnway" $169 Siam. No. 2 Sinhway" $161 Siam. No. 3 "Sinhway"
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    PARACHUTE JUMP.
    104 11 3,000 Feet Drop Seen By Searchlight. A parachute jump of over 3,000 ft.— the first display 01 its kind by night— was made by Mr. John Tranum. the parachutist, in opening Hook aerodrome. Surrey. Mr. Tranum jumped from a height of more than 3,000 feet." said one of
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    292 11 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. SEPT. 29. Hiyh Tides.—B.l6 a.m., 6.30 p.m. Municipal Commissioners Meeting, 2.15 p.m. Meeting. Brunei United Plantations, French Bank, noon. Teachers' Conference, Muar. 11.30 i.m. Lecture by the Hon. Mr. A. S. Haynes on "Malayan Tribute." Raffles Inst. 8
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    AMUSEMENTS
    80 11 ALHAMBRA 'Samarang CAPITOL —Stanley Lupino in "Facing The Music." EMPlRE.—William Haines in Fa.U Life." GREAT WORLD Cabaret Dancing, »ide■lliiaa. Malay and Chinese Wayangs, c nemas TaHcie: Sky— "Lucky Girl." Star—"Waterloo Bridge"!. MARLBOROUGH —"Samaran^." NEW WORLD. Cabaiet Dancina. sideshows. Malay Operas. Chinese Wayangs, cinemas, etc. 'Talkie: "Mata Mart") PAVILION—RaIph Morgan
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    THE RICE TAX.
    122 11 Hunan Shipments To Be Sold In Canton. "Min Kuo Jih Pao." Hongkong, Sept. 28. O.n. Ho Chien. Chairman of the Hunan Provincial Government, has otdcfOd the Financial Department to transport rice to Kwangtung. The Executive Yuan at Nanking has ordered the Ministries of Finance. Communications, Industry, Railways
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    THE RICH DOG.
    38 11 Tokj-o. A dog found a purse in the street. It picked it up in its mouth and took it to a policeman The police found that the purse contained a considerable sum in paper money.
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      65 11 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. La* Yesterday- Night Max Bright Mtn. T>mp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Btatlons Deg. F. Inches. Hours. Deg. p. Stai 0.37 4.5 73 8« 1.04 5.1 72 X Iteaaanv 88 oo» 7.5 71 Bektl J rasa 0.32 5.5 71 84 Nil 6.5 74 t 8i 009
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    The Wiltshires Qualify For The Cup Semi-Finals S.A.F.A. CUP SOCCER.
    900 12 SECOND ROUND GAME YESTERDAY. S.C.C. Defeated. Winners Have A Hard Battle. FAIRLY large crowd was treated to an excellent game at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday, when the Wiltshires first eleven and the S.C.C. met in the Second Round of
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    HOCKEY SEASON IN MALACCA.
    576 12 Teachers Beat European Club. fFram Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Sept. 28. /CONSIDERING that the Teachers' XI includv> ed six State players, the Malacca Club's experimental side may be accounted to have performed creditably in losing by only four goals yesterday afternoon on the Padang The European
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    SELANGOR RUGBY.
    158 12 Practice Games At Kuala Lumpur. I Selangor rugby players had a practice match on the padang on Wednesday, the two teams being: WHITES: Hurst: McLeod, Leech, Hannah Knight; Carey. Symington; Yates. Miller. MacLennan. Thomas. Peake, Paxton-Harding Parnell. Brown. COLOURS: Ager (Harrison*; Gridlev Palmer. Turner, de Marco; T. Taylor.
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    RAPHAIL BEAT RIVERS.
    196 12 American Outpointed. THE JUDGES DISAGREE OVER DECISION. QN his return to Singapore yesterday Al Rivers brought back news of his fight at Saigon, with Aime Raphail, ex-lightweight champion of France. The fight was over ten two minute rounds. Rivers said: M I wanted three-minute rounds, but Raphail
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    CONTROL OF BOXING.
    201 12 Kuala Lumpur Forms A Board. 1 At a meeting held on Wednesday at the Selangor Club, it was decided to form a Eoard of Control for boxing in Selangor. The following were present: Dr. E E Stewart. Messrs. J. D Hussev. I. Storch O. C. Grace. F.
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    ENGLISH RACING.
    49 12 Rtsult Of The Jockey Club Stakes. Reuter. London. Sept. 28. The race for the Jockey Club Stakes at Newmarket to-day resulted as follows: 1. TAI YANG. 2. FELICITATION. 3. INTERLACE. Seven lan. Won by a length and a half, third six lengths away. Bitting: 4—l; 20—1. —Reuter.
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    MALAYA COMMAND TRIAL.
    522 12 Yesterday's Rugger. ARMY BEAT R.A.F. AT BLAKANG MATI. interesting trial match was played at Blakang Mati yesterday between members of the Malaya Command, representing the Army and I Air Force. The Army won by a goal 1 and two tries (11 points) to a goal j (5
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY.
    30 12 The V.M.C A. hockey players are requested to note that the match arranged between the i V.M.C.A. and Indian Association, !or to-day, has been cancelled by the LA.
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    FAREWELL TO LALL SINGH.
    377 12 Entertained By Selanffor Sikhs. -.w-VJBte ft r.. y A PLEASANT function took place on Sunday *m evening at the Pasar Road School Hall when the Selangor Sikh Union were At Home" to Lall Singh, the Malayan and Indian Test cricketer, on the eve of his departure
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    LIM BONG SOO.
    49 12 Malayan Lawn Tennis Champion. Lim Bong Soo. Malayan singles lawn tennis champion, is ffo ing to China to compete in the National championships there. He may be chesen as a member of China's Davis Cup team which is to be entered in ntxt year s competition.
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    R.S.Y.C. EVENTS.
    95 12 On Sunday, the R.S.Y.C. International SixMetre Class will sail the second and last race tor the Pulau Jong Challenge Cup. Starting tune 10 a.m. 6 The "B" Class will sail the second race for the Chinta Challenge Cup. Starting time 10.10 a.m. The C' Class will sail the
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    Y.W.C.A. MOTOR GYMKHANA.
    561 12 NOVEL PROGRAMMF OF EVENTS Skill Contests To Raise l unds For "Blue Triangle." with the Automobile A.--,, '■ition* 0 Malaya by the Y.W.C.A for"-, m Kymkhana to be held pur next month. m The venue will be (he M.AHA Stadium at Kuala Lumpur a ,„i ,r date
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    THE W.C.C INDIAN TOUR.
    242 13 Of Matches. THREE-DAY TEST IN CEYLON, I cricketers, who sailed i "Moo!tan' from Tilbury are due to arrive at Borri--12 and will tranship for Karachi, where they first match. is a complete list of will in. which ree Tests, in Bombay, CalMadras, and matches in inst
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    LOUGHRAN'S TRIUMPH.
    81 13 Sharkey Floored In The Tenth Round. Philadelphia Sept. 28. T-\ thousand people attended the Sharkey -I- hun light to-day. The weather was try Loughran won on points after 15 nunds. Shark» v started strongly tut faded towards t tenth round, in which he vas floored by a right
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    S.C.C. RUGBY TRIAL.
    90 13 lor the rugby trial at the S.C.C. a ill hue up as follows: in: S. H Wykes: N. Pyfe. W. H. V Welch. R. c. Land: H. G. I II Cooper: R Davidson, H. G A T. Pne,t. D. R HowgH P. D. R. S Mac Tier.
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY.
    92 13 f-C.A. 2nd XI v. the Indian AssociaXI on the V.M.C.A. ground to--1 v at 5.15 p.m.: 0:1. p. O'Dwyer. D. Ross, E. X Ltta Fock Loong. Lee Kit Soon, A- J. S. Ferreira. James Lovick, Looi Eng Lee Tuck Soon. E. Brown. C A. 2nd XI v. tht
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    75 13 untitled Kan Kre XI v the Amicable '-morrow, at the S.C.F.A. ground at Si ng, Cheow Hin. Fook Loi. Tlong Boon Ann. Ah Sam. Peng Say. Chui E Hon;. Chin Aik, Gim Seng and ne* Sye. fc. nam: On* Thiam Chwee, Teo Ban *an feng Seng. Tan Ch ng Chew,
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    PENANG HOCKEY.
    193 13 1 1 State Players Back Into Form. 'TEAMS of Colours and Whites of the PCC indulged in another hockey pracucc on the padang on Tue-day and as far as the PCC r.re concerned, they should enjoy a very successful season when one considers the number of players that
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    POST OFFICE BILLIARDS.
    248 13 Championship And Handicap Tournaments. Results in the Postals, championship and handicap billiards tournaments resulted us follows: OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP First Round:—Chia Sai Toe beat Ng Fock Chin 300—268: Ismail H. Abas-; beat N. M. Sulaiman (wo.): Abdul Razak brat Oman Faraj 300—158: Chan Bse Kuan boat Salim bm
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    MUAR SOCCER.
    76 13 Charity Match Arranged For To-morrow. Most of the Chinese footbaUers in Muar have row joined the Chin Woo Athletic Association. A charity football match, between the Association and the Muar Malays has been arranged to take place at the Muar padang to-morrow The Chong Kwa School's band and
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    SEET KIM CHENG B.P.
    59 13 The semi-final in the open doubles championship of the Sect Kirn Cheng Badminton Party resulted as follows: Ang Whatt Kirn and Lim Chin Hee beat Tan Kirn Koon and Gan Soon Tee 21—3, 21—2. The final will be played between Pen Teng Siew and Gan Soon
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    SIEW SIN SIA.
    51 13 Ties fcr the Siew Sin Sia open singles championship badminton League tournament to be played on Sunday, at 20, Hertford Road, at 4 p.m. are as follows: Lim Boon Guan v. Sng Seng Heng, Teo Sco Poh v. Teo Keng Hong. Sng Seng Heng v. Koh Pang
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY.
    47 13 Abattoir Sports Cub team v. the Juvenile Football Ciub on Sunday, at the Oulrani School ground at 5 p.m.: Boon Choon, Panjang, Ah Seng, Kabul, Ahmat Bidin, Keng Kee, G. Ross, Jaffar. Ismail. Raja Ma t, Ah Kow, Ahmat, Ch an Lee, J. B. Quays.
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    PING-PONG MATCH.
    38 13 Amicable A.A. ping-pong team v. the Chinese Students' Literary Association on Sunday at <3-B Upper Nankin Street, at 7.30 p.m.: Soh Choo Lock, Ong Mah Soh. Hee Quee Njan Chua Kirn Hearn and Toh Yong Quee.
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    CYCLING CARNIVAL.
    41 13 The Sport-man" Magazine is ergannins a cycling carnival for Oct. 22 at the Jfclan Besar Stadium. An entrance fee of 50 cents will be charged and the proceeds of the gate will be donated to the non-European Unemployment Fund.
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    INTERPORT CRICKET.
    156 13 Triangular Tournament In Hongkong. ACCORDING to an announcement made by the Hongkong Criekei Club yesterday, there will definitely be a triangular cricket irterport this coming November be.ween Hongkong. Shanghai, and Malaya, says the "SCMP" of the 21st. Advices have been received that Malaya ere sending a ttam to
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    HOCKEY.
    195 13 Japanese Team For Australia. •There is every possibility that a hockey tram from Japan, where over 1.000 teams are playing this year, will visit Australia soon, and visits to and from Fiji and South Africa are alco being arranged." This announcement was made by the manager of the New
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    61 13 S.C.C. xv v. Islands "B" on Wednesday, at the S.C.C.: A. 1. Horsey. G. E. Tatham. D. Alexander. R. J. S. Davis. H. L. Vinrent; L. R. P. Earl. P. J. R. Butler: L. N. Strachan. C F. Burke. J. «T. Gough. P. M. Aidred B H. Carson.
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    SEREMBAN SOCCER.
    40 13 (From Our Own Correspond l vi.i Seremban, Sept. 27. On the padang this evening, the Police met the M.V.I. at soccer, in a teter-departmental league match and defeated them by 4 clear £,oals. Mr. A. K. Retnam refereed.
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    TEACHER REWARDED.
    207 13 Imperial Service Medal Presented. The Hon. Mr. A. S. Haynes, Acting Colonial Secretary, Straits Settlements, held an investiture last Friday, at Jalan Besar Stadium, after the final match of the Malay inter-school football competition, and presented the Imperial Service Medal to Che' Mahmud bin Ismail, late head teacher
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    SOVIET ORDERS.
    73 13 Paris, Aug. 26. The -'Petit Parisien" this evening gives special prominence to the followirg announcement of a Franco-Soviet-commercial agreement: "For several weeks past conversations have Uken place in the name of the Government between representatives cf the Secretariat for National Economy and of the Government of the U.S.S.R.
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    PROSPEROUS CITY.
    327 13 Leicester's Welcome To Scientists. Lei ester, Aug. 26. Leicester, situated in the very heart of England, and keen rival of Nottingham, it near neighbour, for the title of "Queen of the Midlands," is becoming a popular centre fo: thf annual conferences of various organisations Nothing in its history
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      284 13 EMPIRE RADIO TONIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING BURMA, CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN). From The Empire Transmitter, Da.vcn.try, Envlatut. Wavrlengths: 25.28 and 313 metres. 'Greenwich Mean Time: add 7 hrs. 20 minutes.) O.MT 11.00 a.m.—1.0 p.m. Transmission on an omni-direetioiul aerial: 11.Of Organ Recital;
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    RAILWAY TRAINS DISAPPEAR.
    163 14 Havoc Of The Mexican Cyclone. Reuter Wireless. Mexico. Sept. 26. THE cyclone in which 5,000 people have been killed is the greatest catastrophe for forty years, according to the Minister for the Interior, and President Rodriguez has issued a nation-wide appeal lor assistance. It appears that a
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    BICYCLE TAX.
    120 14 Clerical Union Records Its Opposition. 1 The Clerical Union, on brhalf of its large j number of members and generally on behalf of the clerical service workers who arc likely to be affected by the porposed bicycle tax. has gone thoroughly into the proposal to tax. The Public
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    STUDENT LEADER.
    121 14 Lecture On Youth And The Present Age. Miss Gladys Pualickpulle. B.A a memb o' the delegation to the Wc:ld Students Christian Federation conference held in Java recently, and who toured Java aver the conclusion of the Conference, returned to Smgapore on Sunday pnd will leave for Colombo, where
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    YUNNAN'S REQUEST.
    76 14 Twelve Million Dollars For Development Purposes. "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Shanghai. Sept 26. The Yunnan Provincial Government has requested Nanking to appropriate $12,000,000 from the proceeds of the $50,000,000 cotton and wheat loan from the United States for agricultural and gold mining development in tht province. If the
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    ALL-CHINA FLIGHT.
    57 14 Fukien-Made 'Plane Arrives In Tientsin. "Min Kuo Jih Pao." Shanghai, Sept The Fukien-made aeroplane "Kiangseuk" arrived in Tientsin yesterday in the course of its all-China flight. The plane reached Tsinan on Monday from Hsuchow. where the pilots. Capt. Chan Wai Lin and Capt. Pun Ding San. were given
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    COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
    102 14 Polk* Find Eight Hundred Dutch Coins. HPHE District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer 1 -I delivered judgment yesterday morning in the case in which Lim Lee was charged with possession of 800 counterfeit half-guilder Dutch coins. His honour found the accused guilty md passed sentence of eight months
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    FUNERAL OF PASTOR.
    640 14 A Large And Representative Gathering. I!hc funeral of the late Rev. M. R. Doraisamy, Pastor of the Btagapon Tamil Methodist Church, who passed away peacefully at his residence. 33 Cuff Road, on Monday, took place the following day in the presence of a very large and representative
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    Attractions At The Local Cinemas.
    356 15 Film Stars Know What's In A Name. Attractions At The Local Cinemas. "Oamaiang." the locally produced film y which Miss Theresa Seth. tost film star. aDpears with Ca.pl A V Cockle in the parts respect-Sai-Yu and Ahmang. two Malaj opens at the Alhambra to-night. The him should prove a great
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    ANCIENT MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.
    24 15 scene from the Fox film "I Loved You Wednesday which will be shown at the Pavilion. ANCIENT MUSICAL INSTRUMENT. Taken To Hollywood For Films.
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    "TUGBOAT ANNIE."
    236 15 the. stringent demands of the motion i -I picture for accuracy in details, has brought to Hollywood from Hungary. one of the first cembalos ever to come to America. i The instrument which has iust arrived in Los Anpeles is f he property of John Halub. gypsy. It is over
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    Film Stars Know What's In A Name. MODERN TENDENCY TO BREVITY.
    1007 15 Wallace Beery figured in one of thr? most difficult and dangerous scene* over lilmcd lor a motion picture in one seqtajnee of "Tugboat Annie," in which he and Marie Dressier are co-starred at the Metro-Goldwyn-Maycr studios. In the picture Beery had to crawl tlirough the fire-box of a marine boiler,
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