Malaya Tribune, 19 October 1933

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. vol. XX.- No. 248 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday. Oct. 19, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1933.
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      196 1 Read The] fi£ Sunday Tribune Dominant In Malaya I Try Glover Brand L milk I Baby d Your Purse I lover Brand L danism. mil* NATURE fj, i r Milk 3 Cream f \2 Ua "ty aH tCOtlOmy for Combined Health f rS'A&WW M Purity SrV\l JPI SOLE IMPORTERS j
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      295 1 A. FLINTER 6, Raffles Place, Singapere. 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. is a Popular; Soup Ballot. GUS ALL
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING — Rice Growing.
    245 2 WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING Rice Growing. THE question of rice gxowing is going to occupy a great deal of public attention in the next few weeks, and the section of the report giving the latest statistics will doubtless be used both by supporters and opponents of the suggested rice
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    Party Fusion.
    92 2 r-DAY the great majority of South Africans, Briton and., Boer alike, recognise -a national unity which they did not recognise two or three years ago. Common adversity has drawn them closer to one another. The economic depression has hit South Africa severely, and even the extreme "die-hard is
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    STABBED WITH AN AWL.
    212 2 Dumb Man Charged. CONDUCTS CASE IN WRITING. T*HER£ was an unusual scene before Mr. Norman Grice (the Second Magistrate) on Monday when a deaf and dumb Chinese was accused of stabbing a compatriot with a shoemaker's awl. He, however, couid make himself understood quite well by
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    SOVIET-JAPAN WAR?
    138 2 No Hostilities Probable In Coming Winter. “Sin Chew Jit Poh." Moscow. Oct 12. Bitterness is increasing in over Japan's altitude regarding the Soviet that Japan has planned to seue the Chinese Eastern Railway. The "Isvestia" «ays that the Japanese reaction to the Soviet disclosures shows complete embarrassment in
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    DEEPAVALI "TALK."
    120 2 Ends In Free Fight In Kuala Lumpur. As a result of the efforts of a sangam to s c that Deepavali is observed in a fitting manner seven Tamils are in hospital and 13 others in polfc« custody following a "rioV near the toddy rliop in Imbi Road,
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    FAREWELL PARTY.
    99 2 Successful Function At Malacca. A very successful function took place on Saturday when Mr. Lim Chye Boon and the ttaff of Messrs. Fraser and Neave, Ltd., invited a number of friends to a farewell luncheon to Mr. and Mrs. Bowdler, who are going Home on leave. After tiffin,
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    PLOT FOILED.
    73 2 Higher Officers Arrested In Austria. Reuter. Vienna, Oct. 17. A Nazi coup in Linz was forestalled by the police, who raided a house known as a Nazi meeting place and arrested an acting lieutenant of the Austrian Army and a number of higher officers and civilians. They were
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      376 2 I 'I. 5 l H LAMPS OF LASTING BRILLIANCE. O Change over to Crompton today and you will effect economy in your lighting bills. Sold at prices to suit all pockets, they are the highest i quality available and are British made. Frosted or Clear Fot every purpose Sole Agents:
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      13 2 i' rutt 8u!t at once. >>lll.l.'—.. > _^,l.!,,, /l 4-!'nl lor «u,»vul^tN^!«!i!I»>< z .«1^3^r^»
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      641 2 CROSSWORD PUZZLE. No. ll.*™" First Prize $125. Second Prize $75. BOTH PRIZES MUST BE WON. THIS PUZZLE IS BEING ISSUED IN COKTONC?nOW WITH THE SAME PUZZLE WHICH APPEARED IN Till. SUNDAY TRIBUNE ON OCT. 15. 'T 5 lx* M 'J" |<> Tf HH* rCONDITIONS C L t--1. Address the solution
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    Inquiry Into Johore Education? MALAYS DEMAND ENGLISH TEACHING.
    68 3 MEETING OF STATE COUNCIL. GOVERNMENT CONGRATULATED ON SOUND FINANCES. Education was again discussed at the Johore State •unci! meeting on Tuesday and, while it was admitted that Education Department in the State had done Very good ork the demand of the Malays
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    i:NtOl RAGEMENT OF RICE GROWING.
    4577 3 ETINI I of the Council of State, lohore, was held on Tuesday at Dewan, when the Budget for next is amended by the Select Com- a as approved, rhere was another discussion on i dilution. Mentri Besar, the Hon. Dato Ab- mid bin Yusof. presided
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      152 3 W' Frequent headaches mean too much acid. Neutrali/e the acids with Phillips' Milk of Magnesia. It ends your headache because it removes the *Spgl cause. Take a little whenever a coated tongue or 0 1 /■»k if so" 1 stomach or sluggish bowels warn you of an acid foft I
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    Shipping News & Notices. SUEZ AND PANAMA DUES.
    1568 4 Shipping News Notices. SUEZ AND PANAMA DUES. Sir Arnold Wilson's Observatiers. SIR Arnold Wilson in mail week addressed members of the Economics Section of th? British Association at Leicester en the Suez Canal and the effect of Us high dues on international trade. He pointed out that at the present
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    SHIPPING HOLD UP.
    248 4 Six Million Dollars In Cargo In Godowns. THE Chinese merchanlr, in Canton, says the "Can on Sun." who are caught in the strike by the Seamen's Union against Butterfield and Swire are willing to pay I>£ per cent, of the value of their cargoes to tne Canton
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    VETERAN MASTER.
    444 4 Shanghai After Twenty, Years. BELIEVED to have been the last European Captain on the trans-Pacific service of the I Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Captain J. C. Richards, now head of the firm of Ericson Richards, ship and marine surveyors and valuers in Bom- j bay, arrived in Shangnai by
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    FIREPROOFING OF SHIPS.
    875 4 Value Of Treated Wood Process. FURTHER proof of the advance towards a fireproof ship was given in mail week to a group of Admiralty, Board of Trade, Lloyd s Register, Bureau Veritas and Home Office officials, as well as a group of members of the British Association
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      506 4 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. ROM AI i 6,810 Oct.
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      173 4 iKjfILOYD TRIESTINO I r (Incorporated In Italy). j EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. I SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Karachi, Aden, Massouah Sn»» Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Port Said, Brindisi, vS and TSLmtV I Said, Rrindisi, Venice and Trieste. a T*™**. Due Leave Due j
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      223 4 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINK Daapfehlffi IhTC] Geselhchaft. (Companies Incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. t m.s. LEVERKUSEN. via Iloilo, Manila Oct 17 1 s.s. SAARLAND, via Manih Nov 1 t m.s. BURGENLAND, via Manila Nov 14 tsa OLDENBURG, via Manila Nov' 29 t m.s. KULMERLAND, via
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      548 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. NORDDEUTSCHE* LLOYD, The undernotcd are the Coin;;,,, fixtures:— 1 OUTWARDS. -> i TSAR" for Iloilo, Manila, B*knng 3 Shanghai. N. China and Japa" "SAARBRUCKEN" for Iloilo. Mp- > 24 Hongkong, Shanghai, North China and Japan Nov. g HOMEWARDS. "TRIER" for Genoa, Bam: Hamburg and Bremen bails No?, i
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    385 5 Mining Shares. ..purr. Thursday. 11 a.m. -hare quotations are Issued Ci. exchange and stock Buyers Sellers. lin Tin 30|- 31|f! [Malay 34 36 il h «0 Tin M 3 15 3 1 27>4 1.35 •1 j xai 32- 33 0.21 0.25 TH, 090 0.95 lin 2 9
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    199 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. SLIGHT FALL IN RUBBER. Twenty Shilling Rise In Tin Price. fßf Oar Financial Corrtrpon&ent.) Singapore, Thursday, Noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 12V4 cts., down V» ct. Market Tone: Easier. Tin (Singapore), $112%, down $V B Yesterday's Prices:— London Puibber, 3 13 16d., down 3
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    38 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER London Spot: 3 13 16d. New York: 6 15 16 cents. Singapore: 12*—12 r s cents. TIN. London Spot: £224. London 3 months: £223 17s. Cel. Singapore. $112.37.;. COPRA. Sundrieci $3.15 Mix-id 52.60
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    RUBBER CONTROL.
    111 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Oct. 1. Some recovery in the price of rubber been welcome, said Mr. P. J. Burgess, speaking recently at the general meeting of the Malay United Rubber Estates. Ltd., and had enabled the producing areas to work at small profit. But it seemed
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    SUMMER DULLNESS OF TRADE.
    517 5 Price Recovery In The U.S. TRADE in the primary mark ts. and incustrial op ration, generally, have slackened scuif what during August. i.fter acancng b.tween March and July to the highest level since the Spring of 1931. In this slackenmg the usual Summer dullnc s," which
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    NEW GUINEA OIL.
    429 5 Large Areas To Be Exploited. (From Our Own CorrespondentJ Semarang, Oct. 12. TT was reported in the local press some time in August last that three big oil concerns with interests in the Dutch East Indies had, after completing preliminary surveys, submitted requests to the local Government
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    GOING OFF GOLD?
    49 5 Exchange Rumours Weaken Currency. New York, Oct. 18. Rumours on the exchange market that France is abandoning the gold standard are responsible for considerable weakening of European currencies. The franc opened at 5.80 and closed at 5.52, while sterling fell from 4.61 5 8 to 4.50
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    BANKA TIN.
    109 5 Prices And Sales Exceed Expectations. (From Our Own Correspondent./ Semarang, Oct. 7. According to cfficial statistics, receipts from sales of Dutch East Indian Government tin from the Banka mines during September this' year totalled more than f.4.000.000. Receipts for the period January-September. 1933. totalled f.18.478.000. or 1.11.375:000 more
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    P.A.M. COUNCIL.
    93 5 Accepts Report Of R.R.I. Inquiry Commission. A special meeting of the council of the Planters' Association of Malaya was held in Kuala Lumpur on Oct. 7. Mr. J. C. Innes (chairman) presided. The meeting was called to consider the Report cf the Commission of Enquiry into the constitution,
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES.
    65 5 Durirg the week ending Oct. 14. 1933. exports of tinned pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 6,577 cases, of which 4,340 cases were to the United Kingdom, 150 cases to the Continent of Europe, 702 cases to Canada and 1.385 cases elsewhere. Total exports for the period Jan.
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    THE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD.
    696 5 Success Of A New Venture. THE thirty-first ordinary ger.';nl meeting of the Singapore Cold Storage Co.. Ltd.. was held yesrerday. at the offices of Messrs. Boustcad Co. Mr. H. O. Maas\took the chair and amongst those present were Messrs. W. H. MacGregor, C. V. Bailey,
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    659 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore. Thursday, 11 a.m. The following robber share quotation* rm latued by Praaer and Co And Ly»n and BvmU Issue Value. meat? LyaD <V I Shares. AOo Eva*. v_J 1 Allenby $0.85 $0.95 $0.75 $0.85 1 Alor Gajah 0.60 0.70 0.6« 0.70 IA. Hitam 0.90
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      75 5 I S. BONDS. Vv Already Oversubscribed. Washington. Oct. 17. announces that the new issue ■>ut-subscribed. 1.375 members of the New York c will be subpoenaed to appear RankHg Commission which Block Exchange transactions I ;sal of the Board of Governor. Pecora's questionnaire.— mm, \Wk\ EASTERN UNITED <K\N<t CORPORATION, LTD. i
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      87 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated to England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. D'Almelda Street. Authorised and Subscribed ranltal f1.000,000 Reserve Fund and Rest I W°.o°o HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay. Calcutta. Colombo, KaradJ. Madras. Amara. Baghdad. Bahrein. Basra, Klrkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened 9ms OaOOMf received on Fixed Deposit on
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      52 5 QUARTERLY 21% Interest yearly paid to you quarterly Think what small amounts put regularly away now, will mean to you in time to come. In a surprisingly short time you will have an appreciable bank balance. Interest at the rate of 2i/ 2 is paid quarterly. Head Office: 55, Wall
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      259 5 SELETAR PLANTATIONS. The Seletar Plantations (rubber> is offering proftV&haring notes up to £7,000 in £1 units for the purpose of clearing the estate of debt and providing capital for its maintenance. The directors are advised that the value of th* company's land will increase as a building estate without any
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      234 6 Amusements -4 j ALH4MBRA1 l ast night i j Sic thf pf.pular "BAD GIRL" pair together aram in z picture ynu Cannot 8 fail to enjoy. j iW %4 DUMM EILERS w,,rk? I HOLJI ME s I I TO-MORROW NIGHT I I .Malayan Premiere of Fox's Epic All-Star Picture JANET
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      296 6 eis 1 CAPITOL 1 015 DOUG. FAIRBANKS, JNR. as a Daredevil Lover Romantic %\\\\m Robin Mood Agile as $^mw AI.LINTFR and BORIS KARLOFf' N V I Gtt Kmdy Fack You S*S* i A UM k your Berth tor a real Wght «I Fun nn Iht CHANGE SLEEPING CAR' CAL.MONT YOUR
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      325 6 TO-NIGHT jjp^^^ff 'llLli^ An intriguing and interesting story, with snappy cabaret numbers featuring the TWaF popular comedians "The Western Brothers." ANNE GREY BASIL. RATHBONE OWEN 'NARES J i y in .he screen a&tpi&U n of Tempi Thurston's k( vel "Driv a." "ONE PRECIOUS YEAR m J| PARAMOUNT PRODUCTION I' THE
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    135 7 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING VESSELS IN PORT. an," Dutch. t;72 75 tons, from Pontianak 17 10; for Pontianak 21-10. Kashima Mttru. Japanese. 6.147.67 tons, from V.jk.. haina 28-9 for Middles-borough via Penang 20-10. attdan." British. 3.477 tons, from Otarw 1-10. for London via Port Swettenham 19-10--li/'
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    97 7 Singapore. Oct. 19. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Vaa Brutal 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S). ...ii.i 18: Soudan 14. empire Dock «Ennanre Gate 5). am SO; Perak 32: Klang 24: Ellenga 55; Cmv of Khio:, 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate West Wharf (Entrance
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    77 7 MaiL fii-m Europe (London mails despatched jn Stpt 28), by the Rajuta" will arrive by train .o-morrcw morning. Correspondence will oe r«ady for delivery to boxholders at 8.45 a.m. Information has beon received from the Alor Star Agents of the Du'ch Air Service that the mail plant from
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    MONEY MARKET
    199 7 SELLING. Singapore, Oct. 19. London 4 months' sight 2j4 5j32 London li months' sight 2,4 V» 1 London 60 days' sight 2j4 7 64 London 30 days' sight 2|4 3,32 London cemand 2|4 ljl6 London T.T. 2|4 1,32 Lyons anc Paris demand 940 I Hamburg demand 148 New
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    DIARY OF THE DAY
    100 7 WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. OCT 19 High Tides —10.19 a.m., 10.52 prn Hockey: S.H.A. Trial, Padang; LA v Wiltshire 11, i.a. Malay League Football. P. stia v. F. Zaman Jalan Besar. TO-MORROW. OCT 20 High Tides.—lo.4s a.m., 11.33 p.m. Athletic Sports. Singapore
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    AMUSEMENTS
    83 7 ALHAMBRA James Dunn and Sally Eilers in "Hold Me Tight." CAPITOL.—Douglas Fairbanks Jnr. in "I like Your Nerve." EMPIRE.—Ramon Novarro in "Ben Hur kJIM GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancin? sideshows, Malay and Chinese Wayangs cinemas. Talkies: Sky—"There Goes the Bride." Star—"Honey." MARLBOROUGH—"Id-Ka-Chand." NEW WORLD—Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, cinemas,
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      159 7 is the reliable and innocuous remedy for the prevention and E3 cure of gastro-intestinal affections, v especially iBAYERI Dysentery (amoebic and bacillary) nlv n tlu ori innl Peking l JBayer Cross". I FOR MOTHER a TOO! gsj| I j -Mother knows well the value S j Kadio-Malt to her little
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      231 7 4 PO TH IS 9 For a bright lasting polish to brass, copper and all metals BRASSO METAL POLISH RECKITT A SONS, LTD., HULL LONDON AGENTS: ADAMSON. GILFILLAN <fe CO. LTD., SINGAPORE PENANG, S.S. HARPER. GILFILLAN ie CO. LTD.. KUALA LUMPUR, SELANGOR, F.M.3. NEW SHIPMENT. BRITISH ENAMELLED WARE. Hi 8
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      434 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED—EXPERIENCED~SENIORSHIP-r-ING CLERK. Must have thorough knowledge cf local Shipping. Pease apply to Box No. 229. c 0 Malaya Tribune. PUBLIC NOTICES. "ORDINANCE NO. 44 (BANKRUPTCY.) IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Ke T. H. NOMS. of No. 3& Desker Road. Singapore, Clerk. Notice
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      518 7 1 SINGAPORE HOTELS I GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21st. is the opening night of our newly decorated Hall. We have arranged for this night an evening's entertainment entirrly new to Singapore. THE SINGAPORE REPERTORY PLAYERS will present "THE LITTLE DEVIL" a comedy in three acts commencing at 9.30 p.m.
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      152 7 j TO-DAY:— i EDDIE CANTOR < I "PALMY DA VS." with I Charlotte firm Music Laughs Thrills Maimer mm Saturday, at p.m. SIMMY:— 1 GENE GERRARD j LEAVE IT TO ME." j The maddest metrical comedy raeeeai of Jie year. LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
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      202 7 j POSTAL INTELLIGENT SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. 'Ceylon. Southern India. Aden. Egypt, Europe and Great Britain (Kafhima Maru> 2.30 pm. Upper Burma, Northern, Western and Eastern India, Aden. Egypt.Europe. Gt. Britain, Ireland, Canada and U S.A. tEllenga) <B. I. Mail) 2.30 p.m. •Ceylon. Southern India, Aden, Egypt. Europe and Great
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. REQUIEM MASS.
    37 8 A Miiiii flf rifi|l3um tttf til ul Ihf e.i>ul t>! the laf Cluvl Fu'tilrjuLij Qllv »t> will be sum ui Ihc Church a Si, Jom-pn on FrtJa' 1 Oc: "JO a. •> 30 a.m.
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    DEATH.
    89 8 M.» .*0) l«jf» Outil Eli: u-Ji i I \J: Low CU"fl«; P h Gushiwt ot ii lOJiiif C'.< "Hnjifturt." in.'s"d amur a. B p.ui an Jflrh o«nb-'r 1333, utNNto t Al-Juntort K ud ihr kuvra behind h-.r beloved huat/itiid ?»n somt i«.w B r iu Xork bui Ghocti .ind
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    A BOLD EXPERIMENT.
    670 8 A revolt occurs in Siam, or Cuba, and i.s dramatic news for a few days, but nothing really revolutionary comes of it. Siam is still the Siam of a century ago and the attempts to introduce democracy have not been particularly successful. Cuba ha« another President—the fourth
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    163 8 Comments By The Way. THE closing of the Empire Marketing Board may mean the disbandment ot some 700 Empire films, unless some other Government Department takes over the work of handling them. At present the National Union of Teachers is making strenuous efforts to persuade the
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    Postal Changes.
    219 8 THE Post Office has any number of annoying little habits and not the least irritating is that of giving the public insufficient notice when changes in schedule take place. A correspondent posted a letter by the air mail which was supposed to ieave England on the afternoon of
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    Dogs In Malaya.
    231 8 rjESPITE the many other calls 02: bis *s time. Mr. C. Ward Jackson somehow contrives to keep his "Malayan Kennel Gazette well up to the times, and the ates. number, just issued. Is again all that can be desired in the matter of variety of subjects and
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Penang.
    122 8 U G Ioles Mcs expected to i r m honie Ieave b >' tne "Ranchi" due at Penang. A new American oil company has opened an office in Penang with Mr Ho Kirn Hoi. formerly of the A.P.C., Kuala Lumpur, in charge and having
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    Tampin.
    43 8 Dr. F. D. Gillespie. Medical Officer Tampin, originally instructed to proceed on transfer to Taiping. is transferred to Tapah instead, with effect from Nov 28 The Assistant Medical Officer Dr I P l fo a rwa P rd thy be in harge
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    Klang.
    39 8 Thj marriage of Raja Yacob bin Raja Mutelak. assistant Pengkulu, Kapar to Raja Zainon binti Haji Raja Abdullah took place on Friday. H.H. the Sultan of Selangor was among those present at the final ceremony on Sunday night
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    Taiping.
    51 8 The marriage of Mr. Ng Chye Heng, clerk in the Taiping Secretariat. of ?Snh £S lm daughter u/iiii tou n Cnuan. of Trininpwill take place at the Kane Har ToSf' laipmg on Sunday. October 22. a? ft a.m. A reception will be held nt tht JJJ» Place after the
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    Alor Gajah.
    53 8 Vinavaear EES? ™bber in by a wfld bofr i e iVn Ga ek Was attacked day Vvlth °ut warning on Sunday. The boar whirh JoXs'to t e h r Cr c leS hoWever brou ght the the beastv^h S Sot.? ot and the >' killed nc Dea&t Wlth
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    Ipoh.
    121 8 Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Corbet f left T n(l on Saturday for Australia P(M tj iriJ r u Wan Kirn Chan, the weil-knovvr Kedah football and hockey player is returning to Perak month to take an an appointment there. Up tj S Tbambo °> Tamil Interpreter, Magistrate s
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    435 8 BY "LOOKER-ON" Ml i n .*r» "If League is destroyed.' League can never be destroyed, [j only decays. 9% "Changes in rules of golf." do not affect the use of unpa mentary language, however. No wonder the ratepayi n £60,000 school building with g] It is only
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    On Other Pages.
    20 8 JOHORE STATE COUNCIL, on pa's< > SPORTS NEWS, on pasts Ll and U CLUB DIARY, on pace 14.
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      89 8 f I j A NEW AND INEXPENSIVE j "WUNDAVAL" A FABRIC THAT WILL 4 STAN i>I I WATTER lIOW RUTHLESSLY IT I MifJ i >F MANY ATTRACTIVE I I PRICE 10 CENTS PER YARD. j Robinson Co., Ltd. j SINGAPORE. j "the rlal orancl drink' JS!^^>^ sjls AGENTS: HENRY WAUGH
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      81 8 j RELIABLE GRAMOPHONES j With powerful double spring motor, solid oak case, and amazing tone for $25.00 only. SEASON CO., LTD., Singapore. PERMANENT WAVING $8 ONLY In October And November. F I G A R O Raffles Hotel (Room 120) and at 93, Bras Basah Road. SCIENTIFIC GOLD JEWELLERY. Highly
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    GERMANS READY TO MARCH THROUGH SWITZERLAND? UNEASINESS AMONG OTHER RACES.
    89 9 INCREASING EXPENDITURE ON DEFENCES. Allies' "Positive Alarm." Britain Taking Stock Of Her Naval Strength. [lowing the first shock of Germany's withdrawal from rue of Nations and the disarmament discussion, the has not become easier. There is, in fact, ''positive over
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    AMERICA DEFINES HER ATTITUDE.
    876 9 Reuter. Geneva, Oct. 18. KLAND is uneasy at recer.i m< nts, coupled with real i iermany in the event of Mtemplating marching to through Switzerland. lerstood that a bill will ibmitted to the Chamber r a hundred million francs ture on defences.—Reuter. London. Oct. 18. lon
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    VILLAGERS KILLED.
    39 9 1 v i'«» Shouted "Dowi With Kncms!" SiiLUiglt.H, Cx t 19. t I tin tjiers hi tlie suburbs tjuurhfrfd oa Tuesday 1 In demon st rations M.'UflhtjKuQ and UiC Japan- who .thouW "Down wrre killed -"Min 'I
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    SEVEN PEOPLE MISSING.
    49 9 Explosioi On A Petrol Barge. Reuter Wireless. Bayonne, Oct. 14. Seven people are reported to be missing and one has died in hospital from a score injured when four launches cautcht fire, following an explosion on a petrol barge belonging to the Standard Oil Co.—Reuter Wireless.
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    WHY BANKS LOST MONEY.
    175 9 Huge Sums Paid To Chief Director. Reuter. Washington, Oct. 17. rpHE large payments made to Mr. Al--I bert Wiggin. chairman of the Chase National Bank, were revealed at the Senate banking investigation dealing with the Chase Bank and the Chase Securities Corporation. It was stated that
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    SPEECHES BARRED.
    50 9 Austrian Socialists Abandon Their Programmes. Reuter Wireless. Vienna, Oct. 14. All Socialist meetings here have been prohibited. This debars speeches wnich Mr. Joe Compton. and Mr. W. R. Smith, delegates to the Socialist congress, and Van der Velde. President of the Trade Union International, were making tonight—Reuter Wireless.
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    ULM'S CHALLENGE TO "SMITHY."
    275 9 Ahead At Singapore. CHANCE OF A NEW RECORD. Reuter. Charles Ulm, who is attempting to beat the record of Sir Charles Kingsford Smith of seven days, seven hours and 14 minutes from England to Australia, arrived In Singapore at 1.45 p.m. yesterday. He was then 13
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    STOP PRESS.
    38 9 Reuter. STRUCK IN MUD. Sourabaya. Oct. 19. Mr. l lm tried to take off again at 9 a.m. hut his machine stuck in the mud. causing probably se\eral hours delay. The machine was not damaged.— Reuter.
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    AVIATION ADVISER.
    89 9 Reuter. Rome, Oct. 1G The famous airman. Sig. Bernardi. has been appointed Aviation Adviser to the Chinese Governme nt, and is shortly flying to China, accompanied by a pilot named Mazzarini. who. with Sig. Bernardi. made the recent record flight from Milan to Moscow. With a mechanic and
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    FIRST PICTURE OF SIAMESE REVOLT.
    24 9 This picture shows a Government tank and its crew at the scene of operations against the rebels.—Amateur Photo Store.
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    NORWAY SWINGS TO LABOUR.
    100 9 Fascist Party In The Field. Reuter. Oslo, Oct. 18. A DECIDED swing to Labour was a feature of the elections yesterday. Labour have so far gained 22 seats, doubtless owing to Labour's extensive programme for unemployment relief. The Conservatives who have lost ten seats, proposed to
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    OIL PRICES FIXED.
    70 9 Strike In Stcd Industry Settled. Reuter. Washington. Oct. 17. Mr. Ickes I Secretary of the Interior) has fixed minimum prices lor petroleum and its products, effective from Dec. L The basis is 35 gravity, mid-continent. Crude oil is fixed at $1.11 per barrel, other prices varying upward
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    SIAM REVOLT ENDED.
    461 9 REBELS DRIVEN TO THE HILLS. Bridge Blown Up. Insurgent Leader's Wife Arrested. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Oct. 17. JQON Huang has been evacuated by the rebels who, leaving a quantity of materials behind, are retreating to Korat, a hilly district in north eastern Siam. A big
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      346 9 FAMOUS I IT" FOOTBALLER'S mi) TRIBUTE Mr. GEORGE CAMSELL the clever Middlesborough Player, writes: 1 i mvi i i■mi ii EVERY footballer who plays in a leading team must be in toe, pink of condition. That is the first essential. To enable him to combine effectively and to put in
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    Expectant Mother's Vain Appeal To Magistrate. SCENE OUTSIDE CELLS.
    599 10 PATHETIC GOOD-BYE TO CHILDREN. Young Counterfeiter. Doesn't Want Baby In Prison. PATHETIC scene was witnessed in the Police Courts on Tuesday afternoon when a young Chinese woman, who had been sentenced to a term of imprisonment took leave of her four
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    HOLLYWOOD STARS IN LONDON.
    418 10 Chance For Britain In U.S.? (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 1. MORE and more Hollywood film stars are being engaged to appear In British pictures. English producers are convinced that starring names which -mean something" to American audiences will force a way for British films
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    NOT ENOUGH OFFICERS.
    118 10 Revenue Department Case Dismissed. The inability of some Revenue Officers to be present in court to give evidence for the prosecution against Tan Toh Swee, a Chinese who was charged with possession of non-Government chandu led to the District Judge acquitting and discharging the accused. The accused
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    THEFT FROM CARPENTER.
    181 10 Youths Take Coppers Out Of The Till. An ingenious but unsuccessful attempt was made by four Tamil youths to get away with one dollar worth of coppers from the till of a Chinese carocnter in George Street. 'T\he accusec entered the shop and one of them distracted
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    DRUNKENNESS NO EXCUSE.
    621 10 Magistrate's View. ALLEGED ATTACK ON FRIEND. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore, Oct. 18. "JiHE fact that you were drunk does not exonerate you from blame, and I have no alternative but to convict you," said Sheikh Abu Bakar, the Second Magistrate, Johore Bahru, when a Bengali Brahmin
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    CHARHAR "ALLIES" COLLAPSE.
    168 10 Commanders Flee. JAPANESE TROOPS WITHDRAWN. Shanghai, Oct. 19. 'pHE Peiping Military Headquarters j have announced that the Charha-* j "Allies" under Gen. Fang Chan Wu and Gen. Kut Hung Chong have been j disarmed; 2,000 rifles and 200 horses have been seized. The report that the two
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    "Hold Me Tight- „ The Alhambra.
    104 10 "Hold Me Tight- The Alhambra. AT THE CINEMAS. James Dunn and Salh ft pair of "Bad Girl" and aU*r «tk are teamed again in "Hold IT* charming love story which s the Alhambra. A ru&Q^i The story is typically a vehiri. i whose performance reaches the Singapore has learned to
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    Dashing Romance 4/ Capitol.
    127 10 The second First-National of Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., "I Liopened at the Capitol yesterday 2 Like Your ft** adventure-romance as ever raj pn m I X Uie famous father of th.- you- acquits himself with true Pairban He is Larry O'Brien, a youn- i Central America, who.
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    " One Precious Year9 | The Pavilion.
    121 10 One Precious Year 9 The Pavilion. "One Precious Year," the Paraaoji British screen version of Temple Tfcurjtct. novel '•Driven.'' commenced a season ittfe Pavilion theatre yesterday and attracted pk rudiences at both shows. The star roles are fiUed by Owen Nares. Ar.i.e Grey and Ecsil Rathebone. and these clever artists
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    "Be Careful Of Married Women." JUDGE WARNS A MALAY.
    415 11 An Erring Wife. WHAT THE HUSBAND SAW. t WARNING to bo careful o* married women was addressed >er< rlfiban magistrate to a ,ho was charged with au under the Mohammedan Penal i I was sent to prison for one the woman
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    DR. H. W. JACK.
    196 11 Important Appointment In Fiji Islands. T\R. Henry Walter Jack, M.8.E., 8.A., *J D. Sc., who has helped to make padl cultivation in Malaya what it is to-day, will be leaving the country early next year to take up the post of Director of Agriculture in the
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    RECOVERY DRIVE.
    178 11 Roosevelt Putting The Screw On. Reuter. Washington, Oct. 17. OVER 620,000 people were re-employed in September, according to the statistics of 17 leading industrial and business concerns.—Reuter. Chicago, Oct. 17., The Superior Court Judge has ordered a receivership for the National Life Insurance Company of the United States,
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    "BOY" TRAPPED.
    96 11 Found In Possession Of Marked Notes. Sentence of seven day>' rigorous imprisonment was pronounced this morning by Mr. N. Griyj. the Second Magistrate, on Loi Ah Ling, the Chinese "boy" of Mr. P. L. Tanner, of Goodwood Park Hotel. The "boy" had pleaded guilty to a charge of
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    NAVAL APPOINTMENT.
    25 11 Reuter. Paris. Oct. 17. Vice-Admiral Descottes Genon has been appointed to the command of the French naval forces in the Far East.— Reuter.
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    TWO SINGAPORE TRAGEDIES.
    373 11 Chinese Charged. WATCriMANS THROAT CtJT. 'pVVO gruesome tragedies occurred in Singapore since Tuesday night. the victims being an Indian and a Sikh. The former had his stomach ripped open and the Sikh's throat was cut from ear to ear. The first of the two tragedies occurred outside
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    BAND CONCERT.
    63 11 The Band of the S.S. Police will play the following programme, weather permitting, at the Botanic Gardens to-mcrrow. commencing at 5.15 p.m.: Spanish March, "A Bunch of Roses." Chapi: Overture, "Les Cloches de* Corneville." PJanquette: Waltz, "Gems of Gung'l"; Selection. "lolanthe." Sullivan: Descriptive. "Bells Across the Meadow." Ketelby;
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    Singapore Player In National Soccer Final. CAMBRIDGESHIRE ACCEPTORS.
    199 12 The Call Over. KING'S HORSE A FAVOURITE. Reuter. London, Oct. 19. I DfELIGHT, H.M. the King's horse, is one of the favourites for the Cambridgeshire to be run next Tuesday. The final acceptors and the call over are as follows: PINAL ACCEPTORS.
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    ENGLISH SOCCER.
    42 12 Arsenal Beat Everton Yesterday. Reuter. London, Oct. 18. IN the annual Assoc.'at on football Charity Shield match between the champions of the English League, Div. I and the P.A. Cup winners, the Arsenal beat Everton by 3-0 at Goodlson Park.—Reuter.
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    BRAMTOCO TOURNAMENT.
    85 12 "A" "B" and "C" class ties in the Bramtoco Sports Club badminton singles championships League tournament will be played as follows: TO-DAY: "A" Yeo Tiang Swee v. Lim Teck Lee, Toh Chye Liat v. Tan Gim Yang. "B" Doifattan v. Ong Chens Kiat. "C" Leong Kai Yin v.
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    S.C.C. RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    60 12 SV C. XV v. Wiltshire Ist XV on Saturday at 5.15 p.m. at the S.C.C: J. N. Wainwright; H. L. Vincent. W. H. McNeill R. Land. G. Dodds: H. L. Davies. C. T. Owen: A. M. McLennan. A. T. Priest, R. Davidson. D. R. Howgill, W. G.
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY.
    51 12 SC C. 2nd XI v. the S.R.C. II on Monday at the S.R.C.: Dr. J. M. A. Lowson: F. H. Geake. C. E. Brooke; T. WktMft C. Q. Starkey, P. W. F. Mills; L. S. Freer. A G. A. Mosley. G. H. Strooeac!. H. S. Hewett. J. N.
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    LOCAL BADMINTON.
    20 12 Nc ties in the S.B.A. tournament will be olayed this week-end as the S.V.C. Hall is not available.
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    CHINESE ATHLETIC SPORTS.
    279 12 Soccer Final Fixed For To-day. Shanghai, Oct. 19. QHANGHAI won the women'; basket-ball and the men'a volley-ball championship jeEttrcay at th-; All-China Olympic Gamedefeating Cantor, la both fina's. Results in the aquatic events are as follows 100 metres freo style (men): 1 and 2 Cnnton; 3 Hongkong.
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    THAJUDEEN v. Y. C. SONG.
    383 12 Good Test For Muslim "Wizard." THAJUDEEN. undisputed fly and bantamweight champion of Ceylon, known amongst his countrymen as the "wizard of the ring" will have a severe test on Saturday night at the New World Arena, when he meets Y. C. Song over ten thres-minute
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    SINGAPORE PLAYER.
    63 12 Ah Hui In Shanghai Soccer Eleven. Ah Hni. the well-known S.C.F.A. soccer player, who also played! with distinction at half-back for Singapore in the Malaya Cup competition, is now in China. He is a member of the Shanghai XI which has qualified to meet Canton in the soccer
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    115 12 Negri-Malacca Team v. Singapore. (From Our Oven Correspondent,) Seremban, Oct. 18. The toOowing players have been selected to represent Negri-Malacca against Singapore at Seremban on Saturday: A. N. Macaulay; J. G. Banham. J. R. Burnham. A. ao Rozario; P. McNeo; F. A. S. Caldweß, D. G. W. Montgomery;
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    S.V.C. "A" v. S.C.C. "A."
    56 12 S.V.C. -A* team v. the S.C.C. "A" on Wednesday at S.C.C: D. R. Harper: G. Dodds, H. Price, W H McNeill, R Land: M. G. Mills. A. I. Horsley W. T. Mathieson, H. C. Allen. R. Davidson D. R. Howgili. P. D. Sladden. D. A.
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    CHINESE "RUGGER."
    44 12 A rugby football practice will be held to-day at the Straits Chines Football Association's grcund it 5 p.m. All Chinese who have a knowledge of the E?m». as well as-these willing to kam will be welcomed. acquits Inmself with true Fairbanks verve.
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    S.C.R.C. HOCKEY.
    31 12 t£ C &CJt C to morrow v lne R-A.P. II at Hock Ugfc Ah Chuan. Hong Chuan Choc Lim. Boon Gim. Kee Choc Kee Reserves: Kee Tian. Gee Soon.
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    S.C.C. v. R.A.F.
    34 12 Ccm-.derable interrsi b attached to the first appearance this Mason of the R.A.F.. team at the SCC to-morrow and a large crowd is expected to turn out to witness the game
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    PERAK RACES.
    200 12 Handicaps For Second Day. HANDICAPS for the second day (Tuesday. Oct. 24) of the Perak Turf Club's Autumn meeting are as foUows: RACE I—Ponies Class 3—(5 furlongs)—2.3l p.m.: Bust Up 9.0, Mickey Mouse 8.12. Lucky Number 8.12, Yellow River 8.7. Timbang 8.4, The Imp 8.2, Irish Lady 7.9.
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    CYCLING CARNIVAL.
    70 12 Competitors in the Cycling Carnival at the Jalan Besar Stadium next Sunday at 7.30 a.m. must take their receipts. Those who have net entered lor the competition should do so at 23, Raffles Chambers, before Friday. Messrs. Robinson and Co.. Ltd.. have offered a handsome Cup for the
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    CROSS-COUNTRY RACE.
    57 12 Intending competitors should not? that the closing date for the ten-mile cross-country race will be on Sunday. These ceslring to participate should send their names to the hon. sports secretary, Mr. J. P. Tham. 7, Ocean Building, as soon as possible Non-members of the Clerical Union will pay
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    I.A. HOCKEY.
    34 12 I.A. 2nd XI. v. the Wilts 2nd XI. at Balestier to-day. Resthy; Solakan Singh. H. Gulu: Raj, Kennedy, Pradhan; B. Singh. J. Namazie. Doss. Beera. A. Pnramjothi. Reserves: Amat Shirazie. \J. Chandy.
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    BADMINTON FRIENDLY.
    26 12 Slntit B.P. team v Seng's B.P. at the latter's court on Sunday: Leong Kiam Yuen. Loh Cher Leong. Lee Teow Lin, C. K. Wee.
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    TAIPING IMPORTATIONS.
    19 12 A batch of 19 pony griffins for the Taiping Turf Club have arrived at Taiping from Australia.
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    YESTERDAY'S "RUGGER."
    380 12 Wilts "B" Win. CLUB RESERVES OUTPLAYED. A WILTSHIRE "V XV rcg.stered a comfortable win over the S.C.C. "B" XV yesterday on trn Padang, when they emerged irinaen by three tries and two penalty god, (15 points) to nil. The Wiltshires were superior i n the line outs, in
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    ANSON ROAD SOCCER.
    37 12 A E.occ° r match will be played at the Anson Read Stadium on Fridaj. Oct. 27. Letween an r.lt-Ma'ayan Indo-Ceylonese XI and the S.C.F.A. Piirts of admission will be 50. 25 and 10 cents.
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    THE "BEST SHOW EVER."
    122 13 Ilnnoal Display Of Cars At Olympia. Reuter Wireless. London, Oct. 12. u»-day opened its six miies of gangL) is hailed aa the "best show from many nations. r v ovCf 400 different types, T nring t»"" 1 £10 t0 £354 I raaea are now almost taken
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    MALACCA HOCKEY.
    147 13 Indo-Ceylonese Beaten By High School. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Oct. 15. AVERY even game was the outcome of the hockey match played at the High School field yeslcrday between the School and the I.C.A. The scholars got into the:r stride and pressed in the initial five minutes,
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    LOCAL BADMINTON REPORTS.
    630 13 Marigold Beat Lorong Lalat THE Marigold B.P. beat the Lorong Lalat B.P. at the latter s court last Saturday, by five games to one. Scores (Marigold players named first):— S. Q. Quek beat S. A. Shahab 15— 11, 15-5; Chua Leng Kuan beat C. Fook Yean 15—12.
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    MALACCA SPORT.
    396 13 Seng Cheong Society's Anniversary. (From Our Own Correspondent./ Malacca, Oct. 14. THE Malacca Seng Cheong Society celebrated their fourth anniversary at their commodious premises at Tranquerah to-day. Evidence was not lac-king of the varied acti-' vities of Society, who are one of the leading institutions in Malacca contributing
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    MALACCA BADMINTON.
    104 13 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Oct. 16. The following were the first round results of he Malacca Badminton championship tournament played out so far: SINGLES: A. Govindan beat Low Tiang Hock 15—3. 15—12; Narayan beat Tian Kit 15—5, 15—3; J. Raman beat N. Kandiah 15—8. 15—12. Tah Chee
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    O.R.A. TENNIS.
    92 13 Results of ties played in the Old Rafflesians" Association tennis tournament are as follows: "O. T. Peail Challenge Cup." H. M. Sujak beat P. Norris 6—3, 6—4: Dr. S. L. Oehlers beat N. A. Mallal 6—l. 6—2. Singles Handicap: Dr. R. C. Oehlers owe 5 beat Mohd. Yusof
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    PINGPONG MATCH.
    69 13 The Kwong Wah School beat the Premier Institution by 4—l in a Ping-pong match on Sunday. J 1 Scores (Premier Institution named first): Chua Kirn Hearn beat Chow Tin Fook 3—2, Yeo Heing Cheng lost to Wong Tuch Onn I—3, Chan Seak Vine lost to Lee Chew Koon
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    A.C.C.S. SWIMMING EVENTS.
    61 13 The Anglo-Chinese Continuation School will hold its inter-House swimming competition to-day at the V.M.C.A. pool. The following are the events:— Diving, plunging, 160* yds. relay, 120 yds. medley relay, 40 yds. free style, 80 yds free style, 40 yds. breast stroke, 80 yds. breast stroke, 40 yds.
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    THE CLERICAL UNION.
    51 13 Clerical Union team v. the R.A. at hockey to-day at the C.U. ground at 5 p.m. Goh Liang Nghee, Mohd. Thamby, AM. Jansen, D. K. Samy. Gim Lock, Cordeiro, Beng Wan, B. Mistri, Kee Siang, Muthukumaru. Kee Tian, Menon, Chin Book. Chelliah, Mohd. Yasslm, s. Shanmugam and
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    PALESTINE DISORDER.
    80 14 British Police Patrolling The Streets. Reuter Wireless. Jerusalem, Oct. 13. Tin-helmeted British and other police armed with batons patrolling the streets were apparently dlsuasive enough to prevent any serious disorder arising from the Arab mass demonstration against the recent increase in Jewish immigration, which was planned for to-day.
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    DR. ROUX VERY ILL.
    31 14 Discoverer Of Diphtheria Germ. Reuter Wireless. Pars. Oct. 12 Dr Pierre Paul Roux, the discoverer of diphtheria. atfed 90. is lying gravely ill from pernicious influenza.—Reuter Wireless.
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      163 14 I Whispered The Reason..." 'Unpleasant Odour is Caused by i Underarm Hair' Ywomie always wondered wb/ she wu improula; and it was such a personal mat-tr-c it *ai diFirult to tell her Finally, 1 plucked up courage— Hair under the atms i* not only uf>ly and repulsivelooking Uwt greatly aggravates
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      316 14 CLUB DIARY. (There are numeroiu Clubs and Societies fn Singapore, matt of the members of which mt readers Of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary Is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest wilt still be included In the
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      97 15 r of the SrĔELL Lubricating Oil j Advertisement of The Asiatic Petroleum Company (StraAs Settlements) UmiUC* poisons breeding Poisons as"dangerous as the poison in the fangs of the serpent may be created in tiie mouth, if particles of decaying food are allowed to remain in the crevices of the teeth.
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      542 16 M. HASSAN. *i ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 86-37, Bras Basah Read, SINGAPORE. If you are In need of electric lights, fans, motors, etc., and water service, please write to the above address or Thone 8411. TO LET. SIANG LEVI PARK Further Reductions of Rents frcm Ist Atfwt, 1931 \\%M and
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      581 16 THE PEOPLE S PAPER: INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE TO LET. TO LET—I-B, Sea Avenue. Katong. comfortable 2-stcrey house, garege. 200 yds. from sea. $30 p.m. Apply 1-D, Sea Avenue. TO LET—Seaside Bungalow, at Slglap, furnished, by day or month. Apply Yeo Chiang Swee, 153. Grove Road. Thone 7405. TO LET—N.?w Bungalow. 163-A,
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      383 16 EDUCATIONAL. THE STRAITS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 541, Geylang Road, Day and Evening Classes in preparation for the L.C.C. and the Professional Exams. Conducted by experts in daily practical touch with big organisations. English day classes from Primary to Senior Cambridge re-open on 4th Sept. Particulars from the Principal. i FAR EASTERN
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      148 16 SITUATIONS VACANT, cs- WANTED—Commercial office clerk with copy Senior Cambridge certificate, state qualification and falary. Apply Box No. 228, co Malaya Ti ibune. WANTED —First-class Process Hand; must thoroughly understand line and half-tone work; willing and industrious man only need apply; good salary for right man: —Write Box No. 187,
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      416 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. IN THE ESTATE OF FRANK BATEMAN, DECEASED. Pursuant to Ordinance No. 144 (Trustees). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors cr other persons having any claims and demands upen or againa. the Estate of Prank Bateman. deceased, late of No. 16. Burmah Road, Singapore, who died on
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      194 16 423. NORTH BRIDGE Rn M jLJjj War tl.Hdh A.,,, Contractor/ m f%f Rrfiu AT LAST A NEW INVENTION IN THE MARKET. HAVE YOU EVER KNOWN HEARD OR TRIED i A solid block to start fire for cooking, etc., to use as fuel for bofling water etc., without coal, wood or
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