Malaya Tribune, 14 October 1933

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. VoL XX. -No. 245 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, Oct. 14, IMS. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATTJRDAfi OCTOBER 14, 1933. FIVE CENTS.
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      193 1 Read The r Sunday Tribune Dominant In Malaya] cash prizes of $so 1_ Ist j£sso and Xmas Hamper FT r 2lld and Xmas Hamper. this is a popular soup ballot. xmTO v.v. J AU crosse 4 blacrwell's famous want to know the most popular varieties in Fill in the attached
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      43 1 A. PUNTER, 0, 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.
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    GIRLS' CORNER IS TOWN LIFE BETTER?
    442 2 "Lucky Star" Gives Her Opinion. 1 (By Lucky Star:') Well cousins dear, here I am again writing to my beloved "Corner," Auntie Lizzie has indeed chosen a very good subject for our debate; but I am afraid it will be onesided. So now I
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    New Industry.
    164 2 (By "Y.N.K.") Hello! dear sisters, here I am, a new member of the "Girls• Corner" and as this is my first article, I hope you all will like it. Nobody wants to pay, of course, but if a nation has got the money, it will do so and
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    His Highness Baby.
    336 2 (By 'Merry .Void."J No greater tyrant than Baby exsists in ihe «hole world. When my nephew came to the house, he seemed to be an exceedingly utspTtant person, lord of all he survey* His supremacy ts tenfold greater than that of any living King, because His Highness
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    Virtue Is Its Own Reward.
    245 2 I SBy "Swart Star. n "Virtue Ib It's own reward" means lhat should we do what Is virtuous we have our own reward. The reward of real MUti action at the thought that in have done what 13 noble. At limes, we may suffer for
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    Is It Or Is It Not True?
    448 2 (By "June Chan.") Well, veil, cousins here I am. Popping up from my sleep at last. Once I stop writing, I will no*, write again. Where's "Sunny Girl" and "Miranda" and other old members. Cheer up "Gwennie." I have not much to say,
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    Cavalcade.
    121 2 (By -Happy N?o.'V Hello! sisters, I am very pleased to write an article to cur beloved "Corner." Film fans will, I am sure, recommend "Cavalcade" as one of the most wonderfully produced Alms. Fox. one of the foremost providers of firstrate screen fare of the modern motion picture world,
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      329 2 How 4 THE STARS Sbl PROTECT THEIR BEAUTY Every day your favourite film Astor says: "We screen actresses have JmS'' found that looking young is largely a matter of complexion Jfl care. That is why so many of us JnBk arc devoted to Lux Toilet Soap." Lw\ I EVER BROTHERS
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    BE KIND TO YOUR GRAMOPHONE.
    702 3 Views Of Marguerite Latimer. ON the face of it, the care of the gramophone does not appear to be a I topic of particular feminine interest; but, when one considers the point, it is obvious that, except for those cases where the men of the
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    TRENGGANU EN FETE.
    190 3 Celebration Of The Sultan's Birthday. The 39th birthday of H. H. the Sultan of Trengganu was celebrated throughout the State with much eclat, all nationalities participating in the festivities and other various programmes chalked out for the two days, Oct. 3 and 4. Though cloudy at dawn,
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      216 3 Every n LI mother knows just those critical times when a '1 growing girl needs special care and /JJ extra nourishment. This is when j J I a course of SCOTT'S Emulsion LW works wonders. It keeps the bloom v I of health on those little cheeks, it s j
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      240 3 Do Your Children X* m\m% §sf HOBBLE? Children and Babies generally do in this climate. Why not protect them against the danger of skin irritations and inflamations? Nivea Creme is the ideal cure. Rub a little Nivea Creme into your skin every time after washing. In the case of prickly
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      531 4 M. HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 16-37, Bras Basah Head. SINGAPORE. II you are in need of electric lights, fans, motors, etc., and water service, please write to the above address or 'Phone 8411. TO LET. SIANG LIM PARK Further Reductions of Rents from Ist August, 1933. $16.00 and $18.00
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      601 4 I TO LET. TO LET —Seaside Bungalow, at Siglap, fur- < nlshed, by day or month. Apply Yeo Chiang I Ewee, 153, Grove Road. 'Phone 7405. TO LET—II 7, Killlney Road, modern sanitation and garage, moderate rent. Apply 64, I Market Street. TO LET —The upper floor of an annexe
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      659 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. I WANTED —Experienced Magazine Publisher v tth ccpy of testimonials, good wages for right man. Apply Box No. 225, c o Malaya Tribune. WANTED—Salesmen for Great World S all and Gaylang Shop. Apply personally to Quake 1 Music Co.. 660. Gaylang Road. WANTED—First-class Process Hand; must thoroughly understand
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      222 4 I EDUCATIONAL. THE STRAITS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 541, Geylang Road. Day and Evening Classes in preparation for the L.C.C. and th? Professional Exams. Con--1 ducted by experts in daily practical touch with big organisations. English day classes from Primary to Senior Cambridge re-open on 4ih Sept. Particulars from the Principal. FAR
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      692 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. Re Estate of CHIA YEW SIANG. deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I. the undo signed TAN THIAN CKYE. hav> retired fiom the uusteeship cl the above estate as from the 27 h day of Bcpierabar, 1933. en account of ill-health. The affairs of the above estate
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      497 4 (Special Grand SnTej from Ist to 31st Octolui j A DRASTIC DISCOi;;; I 30 per cent. j is being allowed on all marked decks Witches, i I New Shipments of the > I j Designs and ModeLs in Watches Just received. Do not fail to pay us a ish 1
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING – Smoke-cured Fish.
    124 5 WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING Smoke-cured Fish. Hal the Asiatic palate has custom itself to the smoke >hare the belief of tl ilia:, in the process of c difficulty will be ex- i <mcc it is realised that smoke is infinitely more the fish salted by the local .ii lends
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    untitled Education.
    134 5 untitle d Education. Fwhc knows anything at all j llabus as taught for th? Local Examinations knows mosl of it is entirely 'uniocaJ needs. The pupils teachers know it. the It, and the employers know pils can do nothing: they and bar it, and we even >r trying to do
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    "Recovery Drive."
    115 5 POR ourselves, we think Mr. Roosevelt's but we°Sit d /n iV f S going to succeed out w* admit that it is only natural that some people should be impressed Dy the uncertainties and view the forththT^r^ eeks as a period durin S wni ch ai K ence
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    A Shipping Complaint.
    106 5 HTHE principle of an additional fee for work on Sundays or holidays is not open to much criticism. We do not know the conditions under which the Immigration Officer works, but there seems to be no reason why he should be condemned to a seven-day week But
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    RECORD TUNNY CATCHES.
    296 5 Giant Fish Landed At Scarborough. i London. I rTiUNNY records have been broken at Scar- borough this season, one day. nine giar.t fish, weighing altogether 5.507 lb.. we.re landed from Colonel Peel's yacht. St. George. The heaviest fish, a 735 pounder, was killed m enly 12 minutes
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    A SMOKING BEAR.
    64 5 A bear r.amed Akbar is now in the Lueknow When it was a cub it was reared in a local Officers Mess. It has retained a fondness for moderate drimcinj? and smoking. He will smrke several Cigarette! in succession. But he prefers a pipe And lie will
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    SPAIN SICK OF SOCIALISM.
    941 5 Terrorists Backed Up By Police. THE fall of the Azana Cabinet is the direct ES o nf t0 aPP int 15 tribunal sg£ STSS W ?he n n°f the Hepub, ;a n ctsitu'tion in^rrnorToo^ 1 ,«22 to was tory agaiL i'e P r Cal ISSUe t0
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    EARL WINTERTON.
    33 5 Budapest, Spet. 5. Earl Winterton. M P., former Under-Secre-tary for India, who is on a visit to Budapest has been received in audience by Admiral rtft y. the Regent of Hungary.
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      35 5 Small n^UT eS t m j a i which is easily applied and which does net get out of P,aCe, CVen W, en aPPHed t0 or direct from the sole-agents ".V. Straits Java Trading Co*
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      399 5 COMES EAST! AGENCY FOR GREAT ANGLO-AMERICAN CHEMISTS' BUSINESS ESTABLISHED IN SINGAPORE. ANOTHER link between East and West is m*»m; k i i Over ten thousand Chemists and Drufffffats in virion ■rw hr fc^-ftat^ HERE ARE A FEW OF THE PRODUCTS AVAILABLE. j REXALL SHAMPOO POWDERS rk\ *i i Impart n»
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    Shipping News & Notices. COMPANY LOSES A LAKH.
    487 6 Shipping News Notices. COMPANY LOSES A LAKH. Meeting Of South China Motorship Co. A NET loss of nearly a lakh was reported by the Chairman <Mr. Paul Hodgson) at the third annual general meeting of shareholders of the South China Motorship Building and Repairing Works, Ltd.. held in Gloucester Building.
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    COMPANY'S EXPENSE.
    166 6 Eleven Stowaways From Swatow Charged. Honvk>ja£r s?iii -i I think wc ouvHi r« nmd th<** pqple b? :c to Sv»ato»'," s 4ld Detective fitrpconf HIU at rhe Rawkxm Magtatrary yesterday. In cliafßini n mm belnre Mr Wynne-Jones Alth stowir* a-ray on the- B. aud S iLcamer Kjugyur.n" from
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    TOONAN COLLISION.
    95 6 Japanese Captain Freed Of All Blame. Dairen, Sept. 12. Tlv Marine court hane'ed down a. final decision to-day in ihe investigation of the wreck of the steamer Toonan. which freed Captain Hachiro Chisaki of the passenger steamship Choshun Maru of any blamp 1» the sinking of the Toonan.
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    CLYDE SHIPBUILDING.
    113 6 Activities For August Give Good Tonnage. In th» number and variety of the shipbuilding contracts placed on the Clyde. August has proved the best month of this year so far. Seven new vessels have been ordered. August has also been the best month in launching output, although the
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    HELD BY PIRATES.
    339 6 China Merchants' Official Tells Story. Shanghai. Sept. 16. CAPTURED and held for ransom in a pirates' lair for more than two months. Mr. Huang j Tsuenmin. official of the China Merchants' Steam Navigation Company who was carried j away off Swatow from the steamship "Yushun." j has
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    DISCOVERY OF OPIUM.
    104 6 Woman Arrested For Being In Possession. Hongkong. Sept. 15. The possession of 150 taels of non-Govern-ment prepared opium aboarc hrr boat led io the appearance of Tarn Yet. mi "tress of a junk, before Mr. in the Centrtil Police Court yesterday morning. Defendant pVaced guilty arc? was
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    SOUTH SEAS MISSION.
    125 6 New Vessel Dedicated In Liverpool. The new mission vessel Of the Melanesian Mission, the Southern Cross, wa~, named by Lady Stanley and dedicated to the cause of 'he Melanesian Mission by the Bishop of Liverpool at Prince's Landing Stage, Liverpool, en Tuesday, Sept. 12. at 3 p.m.
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    DARING ADVENTURE.
    395 6 Four Londoners Set Out For Australia. FOUR daring Londoners, the identity of three- cf whom is a secret. v.iU sail earl s n xt month from Tilbury in a Utile 18-ton vocht for the txplorecl portions of SftjS north-west 1 S~biv Penetrate into country never before KSi C
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    BUYING OF SHIPS.
    220 6 Criticism Of Purchases .By Foreigners. The sinking of a vessel just outside the British prt to which she was bound has directed attention to the employment of many foreign vessels in bringing foodstuffs to this country, states "Th? Times" of Sept. 8. They have long b?en so
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    FIRST TO CROSS ATLANTIC.
    425 6 Americans And Canadians Claim Honour. THE controversy over what steamship was the Brat to cross the Atlantic: lias been revived as the result of the observance of the centenary cf the sailing of the Canadian steamship Rcyal William. A special stamp was issued in Canada las.
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    SALVAGE BY SUCTION.
    187 6 Recovering "Egypt's" Gold By New Device. New rtlvage apparatus on the lines of a giant vacuum cleaner is beinp used with great success by experts in the "Artiglio." They are striving to recover the last of Uie bullion from the wrect of the P. O. liner "Egypt,"
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      510 6 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. ("Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LONDON AND FOR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore 1933. COMORIN IftjßM In port. sr.MALI
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      156 6 IfTLLOYD triestino (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. I CARGO SERVICE. rqT v» Calling at Penang, Colombo. Bombay, |i SINGAPORE TO ITALY' ANDCHINA Karachi, Aden. Massowah. Suez. Port Calling at Colombo Bombay Sues ron; Brindisi, Venice and Trieste. Said Brindisi, Venice and TTieste. I Due Leave Due m.v. COL DI LANA
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      228 6 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINE Deutsch Australische Dampfschiffs Gesellschaft. (Companies incorporated In Germany). OUTWARDB. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH PHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. t m.s. LEVERKUSEN. via Iloilo, Manila Oct. 17 t .sjrj. SAARLAND, via Manila Oct. 27 t m.s. BURGENLAND, via Manila Nov. 14 t S.S. OLDENBURG, via Manila Nov. 29 t m.s.
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      558 6 STEAMER SAILINGS. Jjjg NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, (Incorporated In The undernoted are the Company; lota j r jntures:— OUTWARDS. 1933. 'TSAR' for Iloilo, Manila. H'kon*. Shanghai, N. China and Japan 0 4 "SAARBRUCKEN" for Iloilo, Marlta. Hongkong. Shanghai, North China and Japan Nov. g HOMEWARDS. 1933. 5 "TRAVE" for Marseilles, Amsterdam. Rot
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    369 7 Mining Shares. Singapore. Saturday. 11 a.m. f t]t i Bowing tin share quotations are issued and Co., exchange and stock Buyers Sellers. ii b Kanhaai iiu 30|- 31;I tral Malay 34;- 3C Hitam Tin 151- 16 6 Went UttH 1.33 *i Bangdn Tin 33 34;Padang 0.21 0.25
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    113 7 BaBfJED BY ERASER <fe CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Buy era. Seller*. Han r*on» Munlcmal per cent. 106 108 norn lings rxTe Mumclpa l 4jp. r cent. 105 107 norn Sines rxrp Muuicrpa. per cent. 106 198 norn Muuiciptu 1 4 per cent. 102 104 norn Singapore
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    62 7 I nrerlainty About Disarmament Conference. Reuter Wireless. London Oct 10. olrlef>tl to-day on thr Stock r.JMIy due to uncertainties regwd"i- iUu»rniaro!iQf Coherence and, apart 1 >iuo«<l interest in a few lndu.-it.lal3, fur.".irc prefoited itself. uixu'tfliky twvrkets ruled dull, the .it>' t> ty.« oloae b?toc the sharp drop >
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    GOLD OUTPUT.
    20 7 (put cf the Raub Australian Gold Co., Ltd.. for the four weeks Oct. io. amounted to 2.058.35 ounces.
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    209 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. RUBBER DOWN Vs CT. Dutch Producers And Forward Sales. 'B? Our Financial Correrpondeni.) j Singapore, Saturday, 11 a.m. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 12 7 cts., down 1 ct. Market Tone: Quiet. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber, 3 31 32d., unchanged. Market Tone: Quiet. New York
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    RUBBER AUCTION REPORT.
    143 7 The following rubber auction report, datea Oct. 11, ao submitted by the Singaiwre Chamber cf Commerce Rubber Association, states: Catalogued 1.764.757 lb —787.83 tons. Offered 1.537,854 1b—686.54 tons. Sold 1.u71,505 lb. =478.35 tens. London.—Spot 4 1 32d. New York—Spot 7 :< cts. PRICES REALISED RIBBED SMOKED SHEET:
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    RUBBER REPORT.
    89 7 Messrs. Lewis Peat, in their weekly rubber report, dated Oct. 13, state: Still awaiting news regarding restriction the market continues very quiet, and there is little of interest to report. Colony stocks at the end cf September were 51,456 tons, as against 51,110 tons at the end cf
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    Restriction By The Spring?
    557 7 Conference May Be Held In Batavia. WEEK of rubber restriction talk terminated in a boom on the Stock Exchange when the R.G.A. set its seal of approval upon the negotiations. Buying was indiscriminate. Many and glib are the predictions that we are on the road to
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    COTTON TRADE.
    82 7 British Industry To Be Reorganised. Reuter. London. Oct. 13. RADICAL reorganisation of the Lancashire cotton trade is being planned. Represcntativ h of Uie Federation of Master Cotton Spinntrs are unc':rstood to have submittec to the Board of Trade a scheme under which ten million rcdundai* spincles and 100.000
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    WHEAT EXPORT.
    73 7 U.S. Plan Reacting On Australia. Reuter. Melbourne, Oct. 13. SINCE the announcement of America's intention to subsidise the export of wheat flour to China and Japan. Australia's Far Eastern trade has practically ceased. In view of the important part America played in negotiating the wheat agreement, the Prime
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    JOHORE PLANTERS MEET.
    660 7 Labour Question Growing Difficult. A MEETING of the committee of the Johore Planters' Association was held at the offices of Rennie Lowick and Co. on Wednesday, when there were present: Mr. J. W. E. Adams tchairman) in the chair and Messrs. C. Bradbcry, H. J. Stocker. B.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    357 7 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Saturday, 11 .03. The following rubber share quotation* m issued by Eraser and Go and LyaU and Eva*: latua Value, Praaer Lrau Share*. Co *r*u 1 Allcnby $0.75 $0 85 $0.75 $O.Hr. 1 Alor Gajah 0.60 0.70 0.6» 0.70 IA. Hilam 0.70 0.80 00.75
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    GENERAL.
    309 7 p PBASBR OO.'S QUOTATIOCni I j g I J I OLOSINO QUOTA TXUM& |> Buyer». BeU**. «2 Ales Bmi Otfl- 00 J. 2 »2 AICX. Brick Pre*. SI 11.65 tl £1 D Am«l Tobacco lll£<i $10 $5 B Malays TriutM j Tlf» ft.so <d. CI 11 C. Tin Pri-X.
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    RICE TAX.
    39 7 Hongkong. Oct 12 On receipt of news from Frkicn that th-' Provincial Government has decided to enforce the tax on rice imports, the nee merchant.* In Hongkong ha'u stopped shipping supplier to the province.—"Sin Chew Jit Poh."
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      27 7 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. L g JOHNSON. General Manager. OFFICE: No 4. CecU Street. Singapore.
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      91 7 THE EASTERN BANK. LIMITED. (Incorporated la England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almeida Street Authorised end Subscribed ESSS SfiSB Paid-up-Capital P4SH Reserve Fund end Rest C 100,000 HtAn OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay. Calcutta. Colombo. KerecbJ, »**drea. Amara. Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra, Klrkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed
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      16 7 I N9 9 COLLYfcR QUAY SIN CAPO R-fc Head Ofllct: 15, Wall Street. New Terk. —N—i——WW
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      218 7 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated tn Straits Settlement*.) Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 4M. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Bwee Cheng,
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      253 8 Amusements < MATINEES: TO-DAY and TO-MORROW, &i& i i <i I ,lur: wntn you're hungry for it—we b:ing 'W /•\|~\W 1* ma musical show -sizzling witn hct son B numbers—brimming with ba- !y— studded with celebrities UNIVERSAI/S biggest musical hit since J "KIING of JAZZ!" 1 With a (irand (list
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      266 8 11, IwjWWjPP*! 1 y a grea au thoi-. dir.. _4 ixm ai.jnife ttrtctsr, with m MATINEE, 3.15.T0-DA\ AND d i; TO-MORROW Morang east. HELEN ffAVJ j JP GARY COOPEH jjjjT\ 44 A Farewell To Arms" j J Paramount Picture. TO-MORROW i RED HOT WITH LAUGHS AND SEX "APPEALS" I" Lawyer
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S HUPPING
    47 9 THE TONTE ROSSO." Onto Rumo" i Italian Moil) Is du«* "ii fund!*} morning, the Kith (rim nnd ItoitgKony and wMI iai] again Oiiv at ;> p.m fo» Cnlornbo, Bombay, ''•■ft Said lirhidtsi. and Hl»« will brrtli ftlonstlc»< tft» S.H.B wharf.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    86 9 GNngapsre, Oct. 14. BUM'S .ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. IMI Wharf (Entrance Omte 1). ML Main Wharf (Entrance Gate J). Owftllll 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Oate I). ChattMMßgl City 33. Empire Dock (Entrance Oate 4). [acfaaoa 48. West Wharf (Entrance Gate 4). Ratlf" Km.a 2: K.itcng Jardir.c's. Section 10 (Entrance
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    BIRDS AS THIEVES.
    461 9 I ht r.olf Balls Carried Off By A C row. over the fulfcrd course. YCttU. 'he i.< u vn)(»T Tno had drHen into n i ivtonißlJfed »o see trow swoop j! •co <h t ijw.artt pick up the Oall and I* ,:ii I..« the trnui «My a*uy.
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    THEATRE IN THE ARCTIC.
    68 9 Artist Produces Plays In Local Language. theatre dac been opened on the •if 'j! Z«rntil>'ft. the Sovll'l prfJMC®»on •lie Arctic, und owe of the moel northerly of civlHeatteii. •r i layi ttnvc bwn produced <»o far—>nn* 'ii lu Ihc Nrn«U laiucuagt and *2\€ comIncludes wne nattw*
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    66 9 From France by the Athos II," du-e at Singapore at 1 a.m. tG-mcrro\.\ From China and Japan by the "Nagato Maru." dv: at Singapore to-morrow. From China and Japan by Uie "Kumsang." due at Singapore at 6 a.m. on Monday. From Holland by the "Indraroc-ra." due at Singapore
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    "OPEN FIELD" PARISH.
    316 9 Survival Of Medieval England. The members of the Agricultural Section of the British Association who remained faithful U duty did a modicum of work and enjoyed a great deal of pleasure. They went from Leicester to Laxton. where they saw a bit cf very jld England. Laxtor.
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    BAN ON STUDENTS.
    56 9 The Hague, Sept. 6. The Government has tabled a Bill to authorise the Minister of Education to forbid the enrolment of foreign students in Dutch Universities and technical schools. This has been necessitated by the number of aliens who in recent months have settled in university towns
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    MONEY MARKET
    196 9 BELLING. Singapore, Oct. 13. London 4 months' sight 2j4 5j82 London b months' sight 2;4>£ London 60 days' sight 2|4 7j64 London 30 days' sight 2j4 3(31 London ccmand 2j4 ljie London T.T. 2|4 132 Lyons and Paris demand 912 Hamburg demand 148 New "York demand 53 Batavia
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    PRODUCE.
    185 9 Singapore, Oct. 13. R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $123 R. <Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan SI 13 Rice. B. Siam N. $96 Rice. 3. Siam N. 2 $90 Siam. No. 1 Sinhway" $175 Siam, No. 2 "Sinhway" $165 Siam. No. 3 Sinhway" $155 Rice.
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    INSURANCE DISCOVERY.
    96 9 Most Accidents Happen At Home. Ii is at home that seven out of eight accidents happen, according to statistics issued by an American Insurance Company. Studying the claims of 117,477 of its policy holders, it has fcund that for the average man there is almost seven times as
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    COMPULSORY NEWS.
    82 9 Drastic Step Contemplated In Esthonia. The Esthonian Government is considering a measure under which all newspapers will be compelled to print news issued by the Government Information bureau, according to information received here. The reason for such a step is that a number of newspapers are alleged to
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    292 9 I Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY OCT 14. Tides—74S a. m T26 pjr K«PW!» GC. Monthly Medal isiroke». Athletic £yort« RafTlui College, R.t.3pm PooUiall, S.A.F.A Cup ?l»r.l, Anson Road. Hockey: s.r.c «b- v or.a it, s.rc, TO-MORROW, OCT 15. Hlth Tldfjj.—B.3£, atn 750
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    AMUSEMENTS
    80 9 ALHAMBRA—Mary Brian in ♦'Moonlight And Pretzels." CAPITOL—RonaId Colman in "The Masquerader." EMPlRE.—"Nagana." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing sideshows, Malay and Chinese Wayangs, cinemas. Talkies: Sky—"Speak Easily," Star—"The Old Dark House." MARLBOROUGH —Jack Holt in This Sporting Age." NEW WORLD. —Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, cinemas, etc. PAVILION—HeIen Hayes and
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    SIR HERBERT SAMUEL.
    61 9 New York. Sir Herbert Samuel, leader of the Samuelite Liberals, who has just left the Pacific Relations Conference at Banff, is to deliver a series of lectures in the United States this autumn. This is announced by Dr. Nicholas MurrayButler. Piesident of the Carnegie Endowment lor International
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH.
    116 10 There passed away peacefully, lag, evening, at 3.35 p.m., after a spell of illness, Madame Ng Cheng Im Neo (Widow) at her residence No. 2, Lorong C, St. Georges Road, Singapore. Deceas:d was 53 years of age The deceased lady leaves behind her three sons 2 caughers.
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    MALAYAN MATTERS.
    666 10 The threatened local petrol war, the non-realisation of which pointed most people who own motorcars, is neither necessary nor desirable any more. It can no longer be said that the purveyors of "juice" are responsible for the absurdly high price for their product, and it is not likely
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    548 10 Comments By The Way. REMEMBRANCE Day, November the Eleventh, will be round again in less than a month's time. And remembrance, to be tangible, must consist of something more than attendance at a memorial service. Times are difficult and people may not be able to give
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES Seremban.
    52 10 SISSiS g nf mb!lan State COUUCiI approved of the continuance of the Daylight Saving Measure A report came into the Central Police Station, Seremban, late on Tuesday afternoon, that a murder of a TamU had taken pl ace at Mambau. The O.C.P.D. went out
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    Bukit Mertajam.
    34 10 P™vmce Wellesley is keeping abreast °J,i^ c u tmies and can "ow boast of talkie house of its own now that the* BuE?^rt^* tre has been opened at Bukit Mertajam on Sunday.
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    Ipoh.
    87 10 iJST Uchan f the Chartered Bank, Ipoh who has been ill, is going on a health trip to China and Japan! Everyone will be sorry to hear that fhat fine rugby veteran S. E. King fractured three ribs in the Perak verfus Penang match last week in which he
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    Alor Star.
    205 10 Hapceforth the use of the Alor star aerodrome by aircraft is to be paid for S?!SSS to <a fixed scale of charges xl Z ed by Government of Kedah or its servants or agents m respect of any damage or deterioration in the aircraft or any part thereof
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    Johore Bahru.
    31 10 HRH Abubakar third son of z£S: th i e Sultan of Johore, who reLnri y H? tUri ed Johore from SwitzerJohoVe h B S ah?i ered the Geneial Hospital
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    Kuala Lumpur.
    82 10 CressweZl. Officer in charge 0f gftectives. Kuala Lumpur, left last night for home on leave. He is being for C me e rl? d Orn y ft E M Maldonakf Supervisin g the Police T„T/J c Mr S J Thomas, Chief Justice designate of the F.M.S., was expected
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    Tampin.
    24 10 The F.M.S. Government's hospital economy measures are proceeding. Tampm Hospital is coming under the "axe N Its glory passes on Jan. 1, 1934.
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    Cameron Highlands.
    29 10 JS Hi i hnes s the Sultan of Perak is visiting Bmtang, the Cameron Highlands, to-morrow to inspect his house there, which is now very near comple-
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    440 10 BY "LOOKER-ON" De Valera's recent apology to General Mulcahy is described as a sensation. If he had hit him with a brick, I suppose the news wouldn't have been worth cabling. "Referees strike." Apparently they are showing more guts. "The new Singapore." I don't need a new
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    62 10 GIRLS' CORNER, on page 2. BE KIND TO YOUR GRAMOPHONE, ou p SPAIN SICK OF SOCIALISM, on page I. CHURCH SERVICES, on page 13. SPORTS NEWS, on pages 14 and 15 CLUB DIARY, on page 15. FACTORY FAILURES IN RUSSIA on page 1«. RADIO NEWS, on page
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    FIGHTING BREAKS OUT IN THE SIAMESE CAPITAL.
    119 11 SUBURBAN RESIDENTS LEAVE THEIR HOMES. REWARD FOR CAPTURE OF ROYAL It Many Wounded In Bangkok. Government Troops Open Fire On The Rebels. The latest new. from Siam, cabled by Reuter, states hat clashes have occurred in Bangkok and that there are fears of
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    ATTEMPT TO RESTORE THE MONARCHY.
    357 11 JHK revolt of outstation troops in Siam, under the leadership of Prince Bovaradej, has not yet been quelled, although the Siamese rnment is confident that the cannot possibly reach the capital. Leaflets assuring the residents of Bangkok that there was nothing to fear were dropped
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    REICHSTAG FIRE.
    144 11 Reconstructed Before The Court. Reuter. Berlin, Oct. 13. A DRAMATIC reconstruction of part ol the procedure adopted in the of the Reichstag, as seen by witnesses, was enacted this evening in the presence of thousands of spectators who were cordoned by chains and hundreds 01 armed police within
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    WHEAT LOAN.
    109 11 Rural Relief Measures In China. SlianyUal. Oct 12 ip ijju*]» official ol Uic Flnunc'.' ,,n 'irtHtli-.e Y'Uu i •'«?ntly Intetl<' I V ihe F'UdUCc NtintetCT —«'WUai. ru. mnin 1 atiire\ ol the con- to be ltiuiciccd by tbc lllf £:>O.OOO 000 rtAton and wll At 'V"" P'Ultd Su'.cs
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    MALAYAN'S DEATH.
    123 11 Collapse On Reaching London. London, Oct. 13. WITHIN an hour of his arrival at the Croydon Aerodrome from Singapore, Captain Thomas Gerald Meadows died on entering Hotel Metropole, Westminster. The Coroner decided that an inquest was unnecessary as death was due to heart disease.—Reuter. Capt. Meadows left Singapore
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    THE OLD BLOCK.
    78 11 Mayor Of New York Kisses The Blarney Stone. The mayor of New York, Mr. John O'Brien, has kissed the famous Irish Blarney Stone without crossing the Atlantic. A chip of the historic block on Blarney Castle, County Cork, which is said to confer persuasive eloquence on those
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    ARCHBISHOP'S STORY.
    69 11 Pope Promised Him 100 Years Of Life. "Pope Leo XIII promised me I should live for a hundred years," declared Archbishop Kelly, responding to tributes paid to his work for the church at a foundling home reunion at Croydon, (New South Wales). "My grave is ready" the Archbishop
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    JAPAN WANTS HER HANDS FREE.
    338 11 Preparing For Trouble With Russia? Reuter. London, Oct. 13. THOUGH the newspapers cany no editorials on the matter, the C.L\R. dispute is given prominence in all journ ll* and those connected Witt tna wft East are gravely impressed. It is pointed out that Russian accusations
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    CONTROL OF BUSES.
    148 11 Mosquito Bus Proposal Not Considered. The Municipal Commissioners, in General Committee, on Sept. 29, approved the proposed amendments to the Municipal Ordinance regarding the control of omnibus services. Committee No. J. with regard to the decision of April 28 that "buses shall be licensed on specified routes
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    A STEP NEARER.
    110 11 Native Growers Ask For Control. Reuter. Medan, Oct. 13. Native rubber growers in Deli and Serdang have declared in favour of restriction of rubber production, but demand equal rights with European growers. —Reuter. Amsterdam, Oct. 13. The "Algemecn Handelsblad" expects that rubber stocks at the end of
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    GERMAN ATTITUDE STIFFENS.
    366 11 Arms Conference. IMPORTANT SPEECH TO-DAY Reuter. Geneva, Oct. 13. JgRITAIN, the United States and Franco are straining to avoid a rupture with Germany over disarmament but the prospects are verygloomy. It is understood that while Sir John Simon and Mr. Norman Davis were conferring yesterday, Herr Nadolnv
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    GUARDED GOLD.
    152 11 Government Taking Legal Action. Washington. There are still 280 persons in the United States holding 845,025 dollars about £170,000 at par) of gold which they withdrew from banks during the March crisis and refused to give up under President Roosevelt's order. But in the Department of Justice, legal
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    MANCHU-JAPAN BLOC.
    127 11 New Federation Formed As A First Step. Dairen, Sept. 4. After meeting behind closed doors for two days in Dairen 400 Japanese and Manchukuo business leaders have decided to form a Manchuria-Japan commercial federation as the first step towards an economic bloc between the two. countries. The federation,
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    FEWER STRIKERS IN U.S.
    178 11 Ford Plant Resumes Part Time. Reuter. Washington. Oct. 13. HPHE strike scourge is being checked. especially in the coal industry in Alabama and Oklahoma, while the Ford piant at Chester has resumed partial operation. On the other hand, bituminous coal production over the week-end, Oct. 7
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    17 11 Certificates of Naturalisation have been granted to Mezsrs. A. P. Goldman, J. N. Shmottcin and A. Montor.
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    65 11 A Requiem High Mass will or sting in memory of the late Miss Sando ham. sister of Dr. A. A. Sandosham. to-morrow at 7.30 ajn.. in St. Peter's Church, Stamford Read. The Rev. X G. Proctor will preach on he occasion on "Ble g -d are th? cead which die
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    NEW CHINA LOAN.
    368 11 POWER'S NAME NOT DISCLOSED. Mines As Security. Korean Patriot Chief Arrested. Shanghai, Oct. 14. SENSATION has been caused all over China by the report that Mr. T. V. Soong, the Finance Minister, has concluded, presumably during his trip abroad, a loan of $100,000,000 with a "certain" Power,
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    President Of Local Society Charged.
    613 12 AN EXTENSIVE CHARITY. BRANCHES IN OTHER PLACES. Accounts Wrong. Alleged Breach Of Trust. ALLEGATIONS of falsification of accounts and criminal breach oi trust were levelled, before the Second Magistrate (Mr. Norman Grice) yesterday, against the president of a Chinese benevolent society known as the San
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    361 12 Two Dollars A Month Accepted. FN the Bankruptcy Court yesterday, befor 1 the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Huggard, an application for substituted service of bankruptcy petition was granted against V. K. K. Vayloo Pillay. An application for discharge was made by J. V. OUveiro. Mr. C. Wilson, the
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    "The Masquerader" At The Capitol.
    266 12 IT THE CINEMAS BfISTS. th f g and the m >' ster v night BcnaJd Colman stumbles into the living taS ot %Z c V nd s v tarts off the S s I The thrills and the heart-throbs of the 'by melodrama a brilliantly
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    24 12 The Hon. W. M. Millington has been appointed to be a member of the Trade Commission vice the Hon. Mr. N. K. Bain resigned
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    17 12 Certain amendments to the rules of the Post Office Savings Bank are published In the Government Gazette.
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    13 12 Mr. B. R. Whitehouse has been supointed to be Superintendent of Prisons, Malacca.
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    18 12 The Anjuman-l-Islam has been exempted from registration while the Tiong Bin Siah of Malacca, has been duly registered.
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    CORNWALL COMES IN.
    494 12 Brighter Outlook For Tin. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Oct. 3. rN is moving. Representatives of British interests, who, for weeks, have acquired a habit of speaking in whispers lest an imprudent word, overheard, might upset delicately posed negotiations, are noticeably now willing to discuss possibilities with
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    JAPANESE GOODS.
    83 12 Fresh Instance Of Price-Cutting. An instance of how Japanese goods are beatBr L US in latter s own markets is shown by figures just received in London frcm South Africa. In Basutoland and the north-eastern portion of Cape Province It ls estimated that Two out of every three
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    MUNICIPAL BUDGET.
    76 12 Revenue Estimated At $11,938,915. THE draft estimates of the Singapore Municipal Commission for next year are published in the Government Gazette. The estimated revenue for next year is $11,938,915, compared with $12,465,700 for this year. Estimated surplus at the end of this year is $2,118,256 and with the
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    IN CAMP.
    105 12 Fate Of German Judicial Officers. Berlin, Sept. 9. Dr. Tochler and Dr. Binder, the State Attor neys whose disappearance had already been noted, have been put in a concentration camp, together with Dr. Hermann, of the Department for Political Crime In the Ministry of Justice. It is alleged
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    FORECAST FROM SPAIN.
    78 12 Mad. ic. Sept. 6. Den Ramiro dt- Maeztu. for many year? the correspondent in London of "A B.C.'" anc' one of the Spaniards who hay? follcwad British r.ffairs most closely. ha.« published an article in which he gives his opinion that Britain will soon turn towards the
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    BEAUTY QUEEN HISSED.
    157 12 Amazing Scenes At Film Contest. The Hague, Sept. 7. ASIX>NISHING scenes, culminating m the hissing of a beautiful girl—Miss Holland 1932— were witnessed at the election of a Dutch film queen here. The contest, which was organised by a Dutch film company, took place before a large
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    "BOULE" BANNED.
    57 12 Other Gambling Games Allowed In Egypt. Alexandria. The gambling game "bcule" has been prohibited in Egypt by ministerial decree. Other forms of gambling have not been forbidden, and the new decree is received unfavourably in the Egyptian press, which declares that "boule" has been a considerable source cf
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    JAPANESE BUSY IN NORTH CHINA.
    335 12 Impossible Demands. PRETEXT TO ST VIM NEW CAMPAIGN I I t<» the r«<|•• «i |t| North China, fivsh t,. I s<*em tu be browing th«T«"The latent is that the ha\e delivered a warttiiiir Sun? Cheh-yuan against :«i, s alvuncc eastward by the < forces; that
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    VOLUNTEER HERO IN TEARS.
    194 13 timing Scene At China Sports. Nanking, ocL. 13. I inoviur «con.- yesterday m iw Nanking stadium I'lUnu Athit'Llc Sports < rn. r Commander ol the M»'ii tit Kirni. who was a ns.i»; broke dosvn and i'* 11** N(irr,ji-Ea."i flay t.• 1» i,r 0 f <nr repmsentaii<
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    NATIONAL DAY.
    107 13 1 ii »filiation* l-Vum Mexico And Turkey- SIUUUUiUi Oct 13. 11 jin Inner Mongolia state;; Mongol tun Autonomy Conu .it PakUnummo under the •-I Prince T<?>l Wang. ha> i!. tniu-r princes, who ore not HiovfniMiil fur severance ■«•in Cninit. did not attend. iniotnn.'M of tin National uoi r.i
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    "ELIJAH."
    97 13 1 ipnre Musical Society's Effort. at Wurk uri; now goinp .1 mLT" ur».' required if f.ouiufd im the larger M. K.'jrnUDj. «rn ron••r basn-s would enMi fo»ra the "Elijah' with 0 •'lurus to Insure a tcrc&t 11» hAVo nut vrt joined «v.jd to rctrti* forward at r itv»r >ii
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    59 13 untitled the United Chinese Musical united to a reception on ac!tn Ong Tong's marriage. United Armenian Street. 2.30 pm., at the Great Southern Hotel., Street. 8 p.m. on Mr. Tan Joo n, on the occasion of his lage The Association's Min--11 Mder music on both occasions. I requested to fall
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    PO LEUNG KUK.
    233 13 Function At Chinese Institution. A G H AT^ ING f OVCr 300 Mb both was the communities was present at th-. annual spots anc "At Heme" at the Po Leuncr «r„v evening. g l me yester day ci d k^H emfcntl arriVed shortJy aft<?r fiv) c clock
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    INDIANS BEATEN.
    387 13 Raffles Institution Win At Hockey. The Indian Association met with their first hockey :everse fcr the season when they were j—i by the Balnea institution on the attar's ground yesterday. T;:e lo, is had most ol tie game territorially Dht t ;eir forward did everything but score Messrs.
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS.
    67 13 Inter-Team Tournament Ties For Next Week. Ties for next week in the inter-team lawn tennis tournament at the S.C.R.C. are as fol--I°WS: rr, TT 1 MONDAY: Loh Poon Lip's team v. Tan Huck Toe's team. TUESDAY: Woon Chow Tats team v. Chua Choon Lecng's team. WEDNESDAY: Cheong Chee
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    PRINCE IN SINGAPORE.
    80 13 Qets A Good Aerial View Of The City. Prince Carl of Sweden, who arrived in Singapore yesterday by the "Shantung" on his journey home to Europe, and Lieut. Wenneberg, of the Swedish Lifeguards, flew round Singapore Island yesterday in two machines of the Singapore Flying Club. These
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    THE SINGAPORE CUP SOCCER FINAL TO-DAY.
    131 14 Malays Deprived Of Second Division Honours. THE SINGAPORE CUP SOCCER FINAL TO-DAY. MALAYS v. WILTSHIRES. CAN TOE SOLDIERS TAKE THE TROPHY TO TANGLIN? Instituted in 1892, the thirtieth final of the Singapore Challenge Cup knock-out competition will be played this afternoon at the Anson Road St iduim. The finalists are
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    TROPHY HELD FOR THREE SEASONS.
    586 14 'pHE Malays, who have held the Singapore Cup for the last three seasons, will defend it at the Anson Road Stadium to-day against the Wiltshires. who are determined to take it to Tanglin. The record of the finalists in the earlier rounds has been aa follows: MALAYS, Ist round <hvc>;
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    ALL-CHINA GAMES.
    54 14 Events Completed In National Meeting. Nanking, Oct. 14. The field and track events were completed at the All-China Athletic sports which commenced here on Tu^sdav. The final positions in the field and track events are as follows: 1 Shanghai: 2 Peiping; 3 Liaoning; 4 Shantung; 5 Kiangsu and
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    YESTERDAY'S RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    379 14 The Malays, who are favoured to win to-day's match and retain the Trophy lor the fourth year in succession. YESTERDAY'S RUGBY FOOTBALL. S.C.C. "A" Beat Malaya Command U A" rH S.C.C. 'A* scored an own whelming victory over the Malaya Command "A" at rugger yesterday at Tangln when they defeated
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    S.C.C. BILLIARDS.
    303 14 REFLATED THRU3T.-?. The Command thraerrnirter line mad" rep tted thrusts into the Club "J5" but they were driven back by the fuv:-t:rr. tackling of the SCC. forwards. A few minutes from the end cf the half Kin.; received the ball en the wine, and mace a dash for the line.
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    S.C.C. BEAT CEYLON SPORTS CLUB.
    42 14 The uemi-finals three frames) in the SCO straight snooker championship wiil be played i as follows: TUESDAY: P. Carmichael v. F. J. L. Muvgcr. WBDNESDAY: A. S. Banks v. T. B. nosers S.C.C. BEAT CEYLON SPORTS CLUB. Solitary Goal In Padang Encounter.
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    S.C.R.C. BEAT M.C. OFFICERS.
    383 14 TN a thi'illir.g game of hocicey on the Pa dang yesterday the o.C.C. defeated the Ceylon Sparta Clu'o by l-O. From star, to finish fortunes fluctuated a..a a draw seemed likely. In the last five Biinut°S, however, the home j team netted the only poal of the match. The game
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    Malays Deprived Of Second Division Honours. S.A.F.A. LEAGUE SENSATION.
    1132 14 THK S.C.H.C first team Mscnrtd their :econd win ol the <iiuson yesterday by beating 'be junior eleven of tile Malaya Command Officers .it Hook Lim Green by (WO clear goal*. The winners hi»d a b'gger «hare of the attack than their opponent», but though tUoy am frequently within tljc circle.
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    MALACCA HOCKEY MATCH.
    211 15 Mixt'd Teams Meet In 'club Friendly. Own Corrtspondcnt.) Malacca. Oct. 12. incrnoon on the Padang between the Teachers' and the ilevrua r cms were aggres.ive with the V newcomer, playing a in the attack;. With a fine I opened tho scoring for the Club the score further
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY.
    121 15 Team To Meet Recreation Club. Ml. :t\r Y M.C.A, on Monday i- C C kl-:w, Dr W. G. Evans. C E. Brooke. S ty,«: "TiKlit. c. Q SttUTCey. S. Webb: :i ir C A. Carey. H. S HfWctt. i.t rt. A. On nr vR. L ai liockr* oa
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    JALAN BESAR SOCCER.
    57 15 De-dded game at the Jalan Besar Thursday the Chinese Companions Anodatioa tS.C.F.A. League Chamk» at Babul Aman ii—l. Chinese were on the attack throughout. ...c led at half-time by s—o. corell for the winners were Keng Hock Khun Onn. Edwin Then, Cheng Ser, Seng Cheng and Swce
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    SIEW SIN SIA.
    63 15 in the Siew Sin Sla badminton open l .ampionship. to be played during the MTft iad TO-DAY: Kuh Pang Kcon v. Teo Keng Hone Ten Soo Poh v. Sng Seng Heng. Sng B :.e Ten?: v. Lim Boon Guan. TO-MORROW: Teo Soo Poh v. Sng Beng Teck,
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    FRANKIE WEBBER.
    243 15 Turning: Professional At j Penang. THE Penang Boxing Board of Control have approved the fight b'tween Francis Aposto, the Burmes I Champion and Frankio Webber, who will make his professions debut, says the "SE." There has much comment on this ■Mich to the disadvantage of Webber, but one
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    COMPULSORY LOAN.
    124 15 Meeting Holland's $39,000,00« Deficit. The Hague, Sept. 4. The Minister of Finance informed Router to-day tlial the Dutch Government wrre not at present considering the bluing of a compulsory Government loan in order to meet the budget deficit. This deficit amounts to about 300.*****0 guilders i about E39.000.000>
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    442 15 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore, Oct. 6. MEAT. Beef, steak (rourd), kati 30 Beef, stew or curry, kati 22 Pork, lean, Kati 4 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality*, kati 34 Mutton, Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati 40 Hens (locally reared), kati 45 Ducks. Saigon, each 80 Pigeons,
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      151 15 to the Party to the asst. secretaiy. c'o 28-F Chulia Street, the secretary. Mr. Tan Quee Leng being at present on holiday in Malacca. Members of the Straits Bachelors' Physical Culture are requested to note that the hon. treasurer. Mr. Goh Chee Yam. is at present free from hospital and
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      587 15 CLVB DIARY. (There are numerous Cht, Singapore, most of the m&***£fi»5m readers of the "Malaya h provided specially for invited to co-operate in keeping it up to aa jni complete. Happenings of general «JJJ* •B still be included in the Tfce "Club Diary" can cover meeti ngs entff tninments, night-visits
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    THE OUTLOOK IN SPAIN.
    351 16 Power Of Don Juan March. Madrid, Sept. 6. IJOPES for the successful functioning of the new Tribunal v Constitutional Guarantees which constitutes one of the most interesting political experiments of the Republic, are not encouraged by the rivalry which the election Pn—O membeis representing the Spanish
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    PIGS AS PRIZES.
    63 16 German Kultur League Bans Them. Cologne. a small 22!! SOCietY at Huetscheiderbaum toTr to of:cr l»«»eat. er sv.eetest voices the M'lgers v,,th J JatUp" e3ard SWeK accordance IS £an acrion no m t n Witt the cultural tendency of our. Hare therea to the at aboul :he
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    "FREAKS" APPEAL.
    45 16 '''ace Wanted In Roosevelt's Plan. Washington. l 'T S and SideShow ant i rode Of their own to raise their waaes and shorten their hnnrc f "'"f »»ges The f,jir.„Y tf a PPearance. perform 5, freaks and s, **h°w merely a s"Sho w
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    FLEW 250 MILES.
    49 16 York.'S Buffalo. New that they were looking CUs Wire,PSS 1-ave had a letter from Lt*™' N W they PWN Clark, on Lake H Uro n hoU f e keeper at bird is M* Huron claiming that the JJte is eorreet. the bird must have nown 250
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    M. HERRIOT'S TALKS.
    35 16 Moscow, Sept. 4. M. Harriot, accompanied by aLmU r* the French Ambassador was to r,?by M Kalinin. President o? ,hl reC€iVed rutive Commit'ee of »k i the Antral Exeinte, view Sd er"an'houn
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    FACTORY FAILURES IN RUSSIA.
    254 16 Distributing The Blame. turner! I h 0 cars and lo r- r ies were JanuaL-y th.t «Vh„. k Ivs stat ™mt In conveyor without the bait ntoe'2? 5 Sjectf e s n h <,UaM y: th?l generators, to™ nalL a*""""* nans, screws, etc hnv,> "aTfv C
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    CHAMPION CHARMER.
    42 16 Captures Over 60 Poisonous Snakes. walked away «kh Pkked »"P and This man is said tr. i captured more than siL char ™<* and "me more than six fe t in P lsonour snakesmonths. X fe T -ong-m the past ft*
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    HR. GOERING.
    35 16 Premier Receives R ank 0 f I General. Berlin. of General" <\htTm Th" a r > ,te<l to the HlMenburg. says a „J?' C hs chr President Issoed. ■•*>' announcement just the llS„ servlcM ""derid
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    SCIENCE OF CANNING.
    262 16 New University Courses Crged. jm need for a University degree in Of Development *of i Sector Council, in a iectmp if/ nat i onal Ti London, recently Mansfield House »orW/'sfi e c o 'if H Vlv in the and there iT every nHi? e^ kstall Smlt h.
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    KITTEN WITH SIX LEGS.
    8 16 health mtSma, aml he^wis
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    Malaya's Radio Example Praised.
    204 17 THE PROBLEM OF INTERFERENCE. Of Howling;. I !NG RECEPTION OF OTHERS. example in the direction of interference with was quoted and praised Jm Frost, the 8.8.C. cxi in India, that home- built receive! a cist ofienders. t:. Mr Malcotm Frost, th: British Broadcasting present on a
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    RADIO AND EDUCATION.
    66 17 1 Government are now considerin: roduce radio into 1,000 Presidency. This is being done to making radio a means of j I the radio would be installed j (Bee or in a public school. In i a—it«Jl music, the villagers tiojccts that might be useful j it;
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    DISEASE CURED BY WIRELESS.
    427 17 Wave-Length Of 4 To 15 Metres. VARIOUS sections of the elecro-magnetic series of waves, of Khieb those causing visible light represent but a small part, are being found to be of alue in medicine. About the ultra-vioht end of the spectrum nr.d cut beyend into the
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    TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMMES.
    868 17 Transmissions On Two Wavelengths. (A(UI V /ir», 20 mint., to GMT. timi-U TWO of the following frequencies and wavelengths will be used simultaneously, but the wavelengthp nmv be changed In the course of each day's transmissions. Announcements will be made at frequent Intervals:— GSF ***** kca 19
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    GREATER VOLUME OF BUSINESS.
    955 18 Trustee And Executor Co., Ltd. THE annual general meeting of the British Malaya Trustee and Executor Co.. Ltd was held, yesterday, in the Exchange Rcom Fullerton Building. The Hon. Sir David Galloway vas in the chair and amongst those present were Mr O. R. S. Bateman.
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    MEXICAN FILMS.
    92 18 Mexico City, Aug. 24. Mexico is mal-ing cotewofthv progress in the prosecution of the challen*- ibe made to Hollywood tome two ytan Wearied of American motion pictures the <-nU>rtaiument field of this OfKCtrj, Mexicans besan woik in 1931 producing ibe:r own films The early pictures were rather indifferent
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    FILM HELD UP BY TAX.
    426 18 Made By British Firm In Ireland. THE difficulties which beset British film producers do not seem to decrease. The latest problem, which ls causing protracted negotiations between the Federation of British Industries and the Board of Trade, is "what really constitutes a British film." A
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    THE NAZI BROOM.
    279 18 Eugenics, Beggars, And Vice. Berlin. Aug. 26. Germany's new molality is taking many ferns. Financial "cleanliness," which means a review of Income tax returns and expenses accounts cf prominent personalities, is among ihc:n. The health certificate required ol those about to marry who claim the Statt's aid
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    THE FIRST LOVE.
    233 18 Five Hundred Divorced Couples Re-Marry. Five hundred couples who have been divorced have lemarried this year. In most instances it ls the children who have thought them together again. Two-thirds of the coupLs ate the parents o< e-hildren and almost all have been divorced for less than
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    BOYS CORNER CORNERITE DEBATE.
    641 19 i,. v ii// For Or \gainst g II <ciente. r- b. I t 1 J irtO Ii iikftliy. l s I WM U> -,U tiiKt W ck. t!wt uuniJ) line* li?l tny ilia; r lit impiegnU.»»t Mi VI-V.K ure so it». r.i 4•• ihe other ,>.t.it
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    I Waken.
    274 19 ißy Rip Van Winkle:' Johore.) It is time, I think, that I said "How-d'ye-do" to you all. You might probably have thought by now that Rip Van Winkle was a legendry wastrel who woke up after a many years' sleep to find that times had changed considerably and
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    A Jolly Drive.
    592 19 (By "C. Alvis.") Well here I am again, Chums, with a short story I hope you will enjoy. Robert T. Roberts halted, gasping at the junction of three roads. He had covered a hundred yards at top speed, nearly another hundred through the woods at a trot,
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    Evils Of Science.
    323 19 (By "Mysterious.") I have been a keen reader of the various articles written by my numerous unknown friends for and against science, especially those written by th? "Johore Kid." I quite agree with all the arguments put forward by the "Johor- Kid,' and I offer him my
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    A Vote For.
    133 19 (By "Happy William.") Years ago. popular scientific knowledge was at a very low ebb indeed. The general public, buried in ignorance, took little interest in ieientific matters, and remained indifferent to ail the wonderful happenings around them, and this for several reasons. Modern chemistry, especially in its
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