Malaya Tribune, 28 October 1933

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    42 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XXw No. 256 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1933 U'IVIS CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore Saturday, Oct. 28, 1933. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1933. F IVE CENTs 7
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      107 1 r v. w Head The SundayTribune Dominant In Malaya THE LAST WORD IN THE ART OF BREWING. i Sole Importers The East Asiatic Company, Limited. I SINGAPOBI KUALA LUMPUR PEN AN Qt I ONLY AT:— JEF* 2HL J9f J__L _E_ JSLj SS CAN YOU SEE THE BEST MADE IN BRITAIN
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      195 1 A. FLINTER t, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Alao buying gold coins and gold ornamento of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. THE ORIGINAL I PRIMUS j HEATING and
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    AUNTIE LIZZIE'S LETTER. Comments On The Mail.
    115 2 My dmr StfcVK Our d«h*ie will l# oprn aw wwk more Nctft week I will gtrp yon rhe remit of it and then I propose riot to have another debate for abnm j month ot six weeks The sUßfffsiion that tiirT t* an
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    The Hand.
    374 2 'By "Ntghtmare i In respect* the organ of touch. as embodied >ii the haud. is the roost wonderful rJ the wnses The organs of the other wr.yore passive. the organ of touch alone Is active. The eye. (he oar. {«nd the nostril stand simply opeir light, sound, and
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    Town Life.
    298 2 'fly "Lur.hy star,"l Aheinf dm sister "Sttoel Star," why can". J oil so! that It Ip not only In ihr country you <nn aecure peace and bo be nearer to and. F>jr town people arc always encouraged And rlTcngthciicd by the prlesta of the churches. When they enter
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    The Wood-Pecker.
    368 2 (By "Myrtle:') While Saint Peter was walking in the woods, he saw a little cottage, and he went up to the cottage where he saw an old woman baking cakes. Peter asked her if he may have some cakes to eat. The old woman had lived by herself
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    "My Holiday In China."
    431 2 ißy "Constance") About the latter part of (last year my brother and I went on a holiday to Swatow, one of the treaty ports of China, and I can give an account of the trip, what we saw there, and a tale of a traitor. We
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    A Peacock.
    118 2 (By "Merry Princess.") A fairy had lost her magic wand. She didn't know where she had left it. So she called all the birds of the air to find it for her. He who finds it will get what he wanted. An ugly but sweet voiced bird found
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    For Town Life.
    720 2 tfiy •*Jeun."J Most oI the Cornentes who have declared 1 tint ihcy like country-life better than towuLlfer <«m to be great idealists. Each of them lias painted charming pictures of an Ideal life in the country, a Die uninterrupted by the uol&t' of truffle unspoiled by the
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    Discontented Miller.
    232 2 tig) Whaug was a very greedy man. He lnvp,i money better than any one elue. When people ♦alited alwut a rich roan he would «»y. "j lcncn» him, he has long been acquainted with me Whang cU&pl&ed the poor people. The only thing that had to give him
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    The Picture.
    560 2 (By "Jean.") Honesty, they say, is the best policy; so in case some of my readers are labouring under the delusion that I draw and paint well, I freely confess i that I am no artist, But it often happens that the things we cannot do are the
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    A Perilous Adventure.
    468 2 (By "Siueet Star."} Thret young aoMhnw w«r« encamped in .1 Irnely spot 01 England, oy order, ourtug the' Napoltomc War. They #ere the trst uf friends and faithful lubjeet* (if Cbelr king They were waiting Tor duak to aid them in their work. Ntglii ram-; at last
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    A Brave Boy.
    357 2 &D "Luci-p .)j„ li w'fli drli=ltru all dm- i L Lhnt alrruetea 4il*ut»nt the verandah **u a M:itu.v ».r V Find-side, He uu,. about i, mattjjnnif ur-ugfit ni< tu u H dcrtng whnt th L d>>k<*ra r Fallowing hU v i4iu »jv Muluy boy. vrh v. a*
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      177 2 FILM STARS' Her lovely skin comes first in the care and thought of your HgjHj^^^^^? Lux Toilet Soap to protect her BWnR' j the skin smooth and young. Why not follow the example Jr RENĔE ADOREE says Lo °k in 2 y° un B is cosily a matter «J? com
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    THAT MOMENTOUS DECISION.
    166 3 China To Co-operate With League. London. Sept. 15. CHINA is to pursue her policy of technical and economic co-operation with the League of Nations and the Western Powers, Reuter understands. The Chinese Minister has received a telegram from Nanking stating that we conference between Marshal Chiant, Kai
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    EARTHQUAKE DISASTER.
    156 3 A Whole Chinese Town Wiped Out. Shanghai. Sept. 19. Five thousand Chinese are reported to have been killed and immense damage done in a hundred mile stretch of the Mm River Valley between Sungtan and Mowchow. in Northern Szechuan. as a result of a series of earthquakes between
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    3d. TAX ON BEER.
    154 3 How Berlin Became Germany's Capital. Berlin. If the inhabitants of Tangermuende, on the Elbe, which is now celebrating its 1 000 th anniversary, had not refused 450 years ago to pay a 3d. tax on beer, it—instead of Berlin—might have been the capital of Germany. In
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    HITLER AND PEASANTS.
    120 3 Harvest Thanksgiving Day By Order. Berlin. Sept. 17. Half a million pea.sanls r.tiri farmers are tu assemble os. the Buecheberg Hill, near Hamelyn, on the Weser, by order of the Government on Oft 15. which is to bo celebrated us a harvest thanksgiving day with s great
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    A MYSTERY DISEASE.
    68 3 Toll Of Sleeping Sickness In St. Louis. St. Louis «Missouri) The 'Mwplr.g Meknesa" epidemic here. which has now cut .'red ltf. sec ond month and na« caused orer 100 fatalities, is stated to have caused death—in 80 per cent of the taseat least —when the victims had
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    POLICE PROBLEM.
    85 3 Indian Children As Drug Traffickers. Simla. Child d ug traffickers are one of the biggest problems cf the pottos in Northern India. They are employed by the real culprits ,n the trade, who remain irf W8 back-ground. I j scvcal bug drug "rings" have their headquarters at Delhi
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      243 3 I i ■ii m i i Do Your Children I TROUBLE Children and Babies generally do in this climate. Why not protect them against the danger of skin irritations and inflammations? Nivea Creme is the ideal cure. Rub a little Nivea Creme into your skin every time after washing. In
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      503 4 M. HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 36 37, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. If you are in need of electric lights, fans, motors, etc., and water service, please write to the above address or 'Phone S4ll. EwHMBfIMaVMMaWWHHMB-H TO LET. SIANG LIM PARK Further Reductions of Rents from Ist August, 1933. $16.90
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      972 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. IN THE SUPREME COURT OP THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OP SINGAPORE. Suit No. 463 of 1333. Between G.IW KIIEK KHIAM, Plaintiff. and 1 CHEAH LOON GHEE, 2. KHOO 800 GAY, I, KEM PENG HUAT, Defendants. To, 1 CHEAH LOON GHEE, of No. 51, Lloyd Rd., Sinpapore, Merchant.
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      799 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. TENDERS. TENDERS will b: received at the Colonial f 0 e ,TV aryS u°? C c Up to ***** of th 3rd Nov.. Li) 66, lor the following work: f mud by the Dredger Mudlark or other Dredgers from the bed of the Singapore River to
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      607 4 EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSICAL SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). l-A, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical Education--Systematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.CL. Certificate. Diploma, etc. Booklet free. M ANCIANO. Principal. PRIVATE ENQUIRY AGENT AND
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      328 4 to ij:t. TO LET—II 7, KBUaej R I tion and garage, m Market Street. TO LET—Seaside Bui nished. by day or mcml Swee, 153, Grove^Roa^ TO LET-i-c. s Z~Ax -J fortable 2-strrey hou •ea. $30 p.m. Apply TO LET—I. Ram and clcs? to Uaonfl I i cr. 11-11-33. E:;trv i
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING — Road Maintenance.
    134 5 WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING Road Maintenance. jsh to emphasise is that U tabUshinent of the Malayan Board was a recogni--1 l for a co-ordinate Alli :nr.iunicatioi.3 as in and on the same f c tablishment of a Fu.id Is an essential cent ral fund of the c Led by
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    Germany's Decision.
    110 5 r to be secured is Ger- not her submission, lade her position per- She does not desire to rmaments—she does de- The inference is obvious, Ual preliminary to her relations is that accepted. Herr Hitler s we publish to-day, to statemanlike and not to al its face value
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    Rice Tax.
    186 5 WE cannot for a moment conceive what is behind this new move. In effect, it is clear the tax would mean robbing Peter to pay Paul. With the atmosphere in the F.M.S. still surcharged with suspicion, disillusionment and fear rhe rice tax we think will be the last
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    Russia's New Plan.
    145 5 new plan, which Is designed foi the agricultural development of remote regions, embraces not only 'national minorities," but the entire peasantry of the Soviet Republics; "refracto r y" cultivators, kulaks and former collective farmers come especially within its scope. Such persons may be deported from their home?,
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    CLOTHES HOLLYWOOD WEARS.
    196 5 Edwardian Fashion Here Again? Hollywood. EDWARDIAN days are here again, according to Orry Kelly, one or Hollywood's foremost dress designers. A return to that fashion era will mean a more gracious mode of living. Mr. Kelly thinks, as well as now-old styles in clothes. Gentlefolk may even
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    BAN ON STUDENTS.
    147 5 Will Not Affect South Africans And Belgians. The Hague. Sept. 16. Students of Belgian nationality and from the Union of South Africa are not to be affected by the Bill which has been passed by both Houses of Parliament to limit the number of students of foreign
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    RATTLESNAKES AS TICKETS.
    114 5 Admission To A County Fair. Tullahoma, Tennessee. RATTLESNAKES Cefld or alive wm ac cepted as ticket l of admission to the Franklin County Fair. Anyone who brings in such a reptile is to r £l u aS many flee Uckets n the as hisnake has rattles. This
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    SHIPPING AGREEMENT.
    149 5 Minister's Defence Of New Services. Pretoria, Sept. 18. The Shipping Agreement recently concluded between the Union and Italy wa c defended by Mr. Fourie. the Minister of Mines and Industries when he addressed' •■he Chamber of Industries Convention here to-day. It had been possible, he said, to secure
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    A STRONG GUARD.
    179 5 Over 3,000 Attacks In Three And Half Years. Moscow, Sept. 18. Allegations of consistent attacks or trains running on the eastern section o. the Chinese Eastern Railway have lee. to a request to the Manchukuo Government to provide "'actual, not nominal guards." particularly on this portion ol
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    RECOVERY DRIVE.
    61 5 Churches Must "Fall Into Line." Washington. Churches are held by the national recovery administration of the United States to come within the scope of the Recovery Act. If they employ thre- ~r more persons, j This statement owes its origin to an enquiry as to whether churches would
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      49 5 LuH BS W N W A 8 1 At L (7; which is easily applied and which does net get out of P lace even w^en applied to a'ways be at hand. It is obtainable from ali dispensaries 7T- or direct from the sole-agents: />;*: I.V. Straits Java Trading Co.
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      80 5 Sound V^^^^eth^ The Foundation Of Good n Health. Everyone knoAs that sound, undecayed and clean teeth are essential to good health. Olbbs Dentifrice has positively no equal as a thorough cleanser of teeth and preventative of decay. Its pteaaaat tasting antiseptic froth gets into all the crevices, destroys dangerous germs,
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      296 5 i i nwini:niiiiiiiinti|iitiiiMl"»iii]itiiiiiiiiiiiiirni'i inn intiiiiiiuwtn* SINGAPORE DAIRY FARM I PURE FRESH MILK PURITY BRAND E F-tding and Milking Time. m m ALL OUR BOTTLES ARE HOODED SEALED I WITH AN ILLUSTRATION, IN GREEN, OF A j I COW'S HEAD ON THE HO OD. I THESE CONSTITUTE YOUR j j. PROTECTION
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    Shipping News & Notices. TERRIBLE DANGER ON TANKERS.
    972 6 Shipping News Notices. TERRIBLE DANGER ON TANKERS. 44 Athelqueen Disaster Recalled. THE explosion which occurred on board the tanker "Athelqueen," while she was on her way from Kobe to Manila last month, during tank cleaning, will bring home to many tanker officers the danger cf empty tanks, writes a contributor
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    HAPPY POSITION.
    544 6 British Shipbuilding Progress. jmtt busiest shipbuilding yard in Great Bri- to-day is that of Messis Workmln -lark (1928) LML, of Belfast. Woikman At the present moment, they have on 'early tO.OOO gross tons of high class Z ■•enger and cargo ships. pas In addition, they recri-iiu, Ell-rman fleet
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    STEAMER LOOTED.
    56 6 Allegation Against Spanish Trawlers. The Hungarian cargo steamer Magyar, which was abandoned in sinking condition 70 miles S.W. of Oporto after her entire crew had been taken off by the London vessel British Hope, was subsequently boarded by the crews of two Spanish trawlers and sacked, according to
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    MISSION SHIP.
    504 6 Naming Of The Southern Cross. THE new Melanesian Mission ship Southern Cross, which has been built and engined by Messrs. Cammell Laird and Co.. Ltd., at Bfrkanhaad, was officially named Southern Cross by Lady Stanley, r.nd dedicated by the Bishop of Liverpool. Dr. David, as she lay alongside
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    AN ECHO OF THE PAST.
    868 6 When Kaiwo Maru Called At Hongkong. II.'HEN the brqi<:-rigg:c iliesel auxiliary Tf training vessel Kclwo Maru paid visit to Hongkong i:i June. 1932, we fee! aire that n/ny old salts moet have b. n taken back SO memories cf the grand days of sail, says
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      489 6 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA I AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., JW »>«jW AND PUB EAST MAIL SERVICE. <%Jnder Contract with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore 1933. SOMALI 6.810 In
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      209 6 ITfjfiLOYD TRI EST IN Ol (Incorporated In Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CAKGO SERVICE. I I SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA K ar!rhi 6 13 Colombo. Bombay, Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez Port I Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Port Said, Brindisi Venic and th' t Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste. TT A
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      206 6 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINE Deutech iHpH Australische Dampfschiffj Jfl CJ Gesellschaft. (Companies Incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. s.s. SAARLAND, via Manila Nov. 3 t m.s. BURGENLAND, via Manila Nov. 14 t B£. OLDENBURG, via Manila Nov. 2» 1 nus. KULMERLAND. via Manila Dec. 12 t
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      569 6 STEAMER SAlLmrj NORDDKi IS( ||r v The undernoted are the Oonm,. fixtures:— mwo bmmfa OUTWARDS. "SAARBRUCKEN" for Roiio. v I I MAIN- for Manila, Hon, Shanghai. North China and "COBLENZ" for Manila How Shai. North China and j., HOMEWARDS. '-TRIER" for Genoa Ea < IS33 Hamburg and Bremen 3 "DONAU"
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    385 7 Mining Shares. Saturday. 11 am. quotations are Issued exchange and stock Duyen Sellers. xin 30 6 31,6 36 37 6 143 15|3 135 1.45 30- 313 021 0.25 j 0.80 0.90 4 3 9 tl 0 40 0.45 xd 5. Mat) 0 46 0.48 V- 11 15
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    CHINA FINANCE.
    66 7 Iluntm Wants Grant For I U'\ dopment. Slinnghnl, Oct 37 imt approached Mi..n;cr MlnUieri and Mr "tni" 1 foi *16 600.000 frum 000 ccitun una wh«ai. 0 -,i I r thr develttpiiuj cnlnlns I.m<u& rics Id •»r ia adopting measures iiMUiitr; iti North China y-'ipinu »n<l Tientsin m&y
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    189 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. EFFECT OF THE NEGOTIATIONS. Rubber Steadier In Singapore. (By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Saturday, 11 a.m. To-day's Prices:— Rubber 'Singapore), 13 cts., up ct. Market Tone: Firm. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber 3 15 16d., up 1 32d. Market Tone: Steady. New York Rubber, 7
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    RICE DUMPING.
    72 7 Nanking Taking Steps Against Japan. "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Hcngkong. Oct. 27. The Nankins Government is planning to accpt measures against he heavy Japanese dumping cf rice in Shanghai. Japan se merchants in Amcy refuse to pay 'he ilce tax. As a result, the authori ies have dttai::td
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    RUBBER AUCTION REPORT.
    143 7 The we.kly rubber auction report, dated Oc.. 25. as .submitted by the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, reads: Catalogued 1,401.904 1b—625.85 tons. Ofteiert 1.285,413 1b.=573.84 tons. Sold 932.680 1b.=416.37 ton.v London, spot, 3 27 32d. New Ycrk. spot 7"< c s. PRICES REALISED Ribbed Smcked Sheet:
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    CHINESE BONDS.
    34 7 Shanghai, Oct. 28. As a result of Mr. T. V. Soong's resignation. Chinese Government loan bonds are falling sharply. They are rallying somewhat, but the market is close.—' Sin Chew Jit Poh."
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    Strong Criticism Of The Rice Tax.
    2948 7 Outspoken Address At <£Meeting Of Local Indians. effect on Indians of the rice tax was described by a local barrister at a meeting a few days ago in Singapore. He strongly criticised a memorandum by the Director of Agriculture, in wh -h the tax
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    642 7 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Saturday, 11 a.m. The following rubber anaxe quvtaUooa r+M Issued by Praaer and Ocand LyaU and BtMfcr iaau« Value. Ptaaar LyaU I Shan* 4m Oo WtfmM 1 Allcnby $0.80 $0.87% $0.75 $0 85 1 Alor Gajah O.GO 0.70 06i 0.70 1 A. EUtam 0.90
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    RUBBER REPORT.
    99 7 Messrs. brail Peat. Ltd.. in their weekly .übbcr leport dated Oct. 27. state: Early In the week rumours cf a meeting to ake place in London between the British and Dutch representa ives brought in a considerable volume of buying, but subsequently the market appeared to tiie and
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      24 7 EASTERN UNITED ASBI7BANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIXE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. JOHNSON. General Manager. OFFICE No 4. Cecil street. Singapore.
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      93 7 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In England). BINGAPOKK BMAttttt 4. D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital iJ-SSS-SS Paid-up-Capital «*Mg aeaerre Fund and W.ow arwan OPTICS: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay. Calcutta. Colombo. KaracU Mnara. Baghdad Bahrein. Baara. Kirctut, Mocnl and 81n**rv>— -f l'_ CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened end money -erelved on Fixed Deposit
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      13 7 I ~7n9~9 C OLLY6R "QUAY SINGAPOR-fc Hta- Offlce: IS. WaU Street. New Ywk.
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      209 7 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated In Straits Settlements.) Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.0». Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING CHUUA STREET, SINGAPOKS. LOCAL BRANCH: 45«. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee Cheng.
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      418 8 Amusements < ALL ABOARD FOR THE LAUGH*™ jriĔSj^ CRUISE OF THE SEASON! A m TO DAY'S MATINEE 3.15 CAPITOL MATINEE: TO-MORROW 3.15 t Here They Are Again! SH[^^^^^^H The Screen s Funniest Pair J| at their Best «Pt I Take a peep into the Bridal V ith i .N v
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      336 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. ORDINANCE NO. 44 (BANKRUPTCY.) IN T#E SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Summary Case. Ii Bankruptcy. No. 233 of 1933. Re FRANCIS NEELANKAVIL, of No. 49, Scolts Road, Singapore, Teacher, Royal English School, River Valley Road, Singapore. Receiving Order made 23rd June. 1933. Date of
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      210 8 MATINEES To-Day To-Morrow 3.15 TO-NIGHT j 6 ,5 A Picture Absolutely glowing with Inrills Romance And Sensation! 1 You'll find sunken treasure terrible momters >bat guard it Ufe-and-deah battles romance! An mazing adventure story cf Two Jta See a man fight a deadly octopus, eigfct-armed, mighty, for the girl he
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    "Grossly Unfair To Doctors." F.M.S. MEDICAL POLICY.
    1385 9 In salt- Retrenchment. HOSPITAL RATES INCREASED. 4 STRONG criticism of the policy i- .M.S. Government in rested ical services was made planters' meeting by Dr. i that retrenchment by cutspecialists was grossly unOar Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Oct. 26. nary g neral meeting cf
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    THE F. S. A.
    110 9 At the annual general meeting of the "Friendly Sporting Association." held on the 24th inst.. the following were elected officebearers for the ensuing year:— President. Mr. Tan Yew Chen?; Vicc-Pre-ridents Messrs. Ang Cheng Chwee and Chan Kok Seng: hon. secretary. Mr. Khoo Koon Uat; hon. asst.
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING NEW RULES PASSED.
    62 9 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING NEW RULES PASSED. lo Prevent Smuggling In S«afow. Honcjteooe, Oct. 27. MUirtumc Customs offles.' haw irQiiinuij Windlne pa&senjser* >i rnn lUtor- of paper affttctas and lug- :,r I»' !h»-ni oik blftn> forms supplied r I" ch<rk aoniic^bne. r u Kwri Un Inspected
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    THE CHINA FLOODS.
    29 9 Shuiifhai Oct. 27. •-.•»1». in sh<uiKhal havr irnns- "J winter cKiUitu: to TMn- ni|-if ri-i jifirrs of Uir rofcnt ,v iu Shantung.~-Min Kuo Jih AA A
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    FRENCH MAIL.
    16 9 Artimtr «all» for tt.iU'Jn and i» i L-.m. iQ-martiMv uud rvot hi -•'lullv nrifduicd.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    53 9 The outward Dutch aeroplane is reported to have left Alor Star thfl morning. The mail is expected to arrive in Singapore at li a.m to-day and will be delivered immediately. From France by the "Aramis," due at Singapore at 7 a.m. to-morrow. From Australia by the "Mangola," due
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    MONEY MARKET
    186 9 SELLING. Singapore. Oct. 27. London 4 months' sight 2 4 532 London 3 months' sight 24% London 60 days' sight 2 4 764 London 30 days' sigh; 2;4 3,32 Lor.don demand 2)4 116 London T.T. 2j4 1i32 Lyons and Paris demand 925 Hamburg demand 148 New Ycrk demand
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    79 9 The following notifications under the Societies Ordinance appear in the Government Gazette: The Khor Si Jin Chin Seah and the Khay Tong Seah have ceased to exist; the Kallang Batin Football Club, of Singapore, the Tong Aik Private Toties" Association, of Penang, and the Malacca Cycle Association have been duly
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    95 9 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY OCI 3R High Tides.—"? 3 «lot.. U-W pj»i. Rugtoy: BC v. Johor* R.F.A A.' R.C SlugApore v. Mutnya Comtnsnd SCC Foot boll. All Malayan V. Malays. J a tan Horltn*: B.R.C "3 Y.IRC-, 6R C.; R.C t. Girls'
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    AMUSEMENTS
    92 9 ALHAMBRA—"BeIow the Sea" with Ralph Bellamy and Fay Wray. CAPITOL.—SIim Summerville and Zasu Pitts in "Her First Mate." EMPIRE.—"The Coroner." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing sideshows, Malay and Chinese Wayangs, cinemas, Talkies: Sky—"The Love Contract." Star—"One Hour With You." MARLBOROUGH.—Boris KarlofT in "The Mummy." NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Malay Operas, Chinese
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    MALAYAN MATTERS.
    656 10 Those anti-restrictionists who still argue vainly against control of rubber might well ponder over the records and statistics to be found in W. H. Rickinson and Son's "World's Rubber Position" for September, which arrived by the mail yesterday. Although the world's consumption of rubber for 1933 is expected
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS. Comments By The Way.
    264 10 REALISING that something practical must be done for the large number of people who in former times have been able to find employment in the towns but are now unable to secure employment of any sort, due to the supply exceeding the
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    Flower Show.
    167 10 THE Singapore Flower Show—it is more convenient to call it that, as I is the custom in England—is to be an j annual institution. At the meeting of j tne Committee of the last show it was decided to hold a Singapore AgriHorticultural Show in 1934 on April
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    Armistice Day.
    168 10 THE observance of Armistice Day by the ex-Services Association of Malaya will be very much on the same lines as in previous years. The members of the Association will attend the service at the Cenotaph in the morning and they will also be present at St. Andrew's Cathedral
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Segamat.
    17 10 Mr. R. W. Grant is now acting Assistant Adviser. Segamat, Johore.
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    Seremban.
    45 10 Mr. Cheah Seang Ho of the clerical staff, the Customs Office, Teluk Anson, has been transferred as Chief Clerk at the Customs Office. Seremban. Mr. A. E. Colman-Doscas. Agricultural Field Officer, Negri Scmbilan, has been appointed a member of the Negri Scmbilan State Council.
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    Bukit Mertajam.
    45 10 A serious fire occurred at Bukit Mertajam at about 2 a.m. on Sunday when two attap houses just opposite the Bukit Mertajam Club were completely destroyed. There were no casualties except damage to property including loss of jewellery and cash worth approximately $4,000.
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    Port Swettenham.
    34 10 Captain W. Smith, pilot, Port Swettenham, has left for Home. Mr. W. A. B. Smith, of Jugra Land and Carey. Ltd, Port Swettenham, returned from long leave by the "Glenamoy" on Tuesday.
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    Batu Pahat.
    54 10 There is a flourishing banana industry in the Batu Pahat district of Johore It is estimated that some 50 tons of bananas are sent by lorry to Singapore each week from there. The varieties sent are cooking bananas and the eating variety known as "pisang masak hijau." The
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    Kinta.
    42 10 Mi. E. L. D. Evas, of Sengat Estate is indisposed. It is reported that Mr. R. Irvine will succeed Mr. Nash as Chairman, Kinta Sanitary Board. Mr. R. s. Steedman, the well-known mining engineer, is leaving for home shortly on holiday.
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    Klang.
    125 10 Invitations have been issued for the wedding cf Mr. Tan Seng Chin, eldest son of Towkay Tan Kee Sin and Mrs. Tan Kee Sin, of Klang, with Miss Lee Leong Van, daughter of Towkay Lee Boon Wat and Mrs. Lee Boon Wat, on Sunday at the Ban Lam Kong
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    Taiping.
    9 10 Taiping, has left for India on a holiday.
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    451 10 sf The ideal marriage, I read U v w a man finds a beautiful girl mri good housewife. I thought that w_! bigamy. A A A Singing is said to be verj beaelci_i in certain cases of deafnes; ai vice versa. 0 A The world will remain
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    44 10 GIRLS' CORNER, on page 2. MUNICIPAL MEETING, on pag.- 12 SPORTS NEWS, on pages 14 BOd CLUB DIARY, on page 15 RADIO NEWS, on page 16. CHINA NEW8. on page 17 LANDLORDS AND MORALITY' On :8 BOYS' CORNER, on page 19.
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    FRENCH PARTICIPATION IN CONTROL ALMOST CERTAIN. YESTERDAY'S VITAL MEETING IN LONDON.
    92 11 CHIEF OBSTACLE TO BRITAIN'S CO-OPERATION REMOVED. Tin Agreement Renewed. New Control Scheme: Quota Raised To 40 Per cent. result of rubber restriction negotiations in London it is stated that French participation in a control is almost certain. This will
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    RUBBER AGREEMENT LAKELY.
    185 11 IVohil.itiim Of New I'lantinjrs. London, CM. u V IfnliKcr tirower,* ajriM-v no confirm u| rstonil thnt the r itati\T* of th. 1 vi.nt'b und Belgian interests. hold in .»>. la- bttro adjourn- restriction. It» rp represented th t.: i .merriment. Th rrni h tha r >ii to
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    MALAYA ALLOWED 71,940 Tons.
    290 11 Special Arrangement For Siam. Reuter. London, Oct. 27. r PHE tin agreement has been renewed for three years from Jan. 1. 1934, the quota being raised to 40 per cent. The new control scheme does not differ in essentials from the existing scheme. STANDARD TONNAGES. Standard
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    SOVIET AND JAPAN.
    65 11 Panic C ontinues In Harbin. Siianghai, Oct. 28. I prevails in Manchuria ie threatening prosout between Soviet A thousand more Harbin, which is in ifl strengthening the South Pacific Japanese Fleet on nw iti China, 'on of Manchurian their home in the fnd the region round an
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    LINDBERGHS IN PARIS.
    128 11 Great Reception From Huge Crowds. Reuter. Paris, Oct. 27. COL. and Mrs. Lindbergh, who arrived last night by seaplane, on alighting at Les Murelux, on the Seine, close to the famous nudist colony, from Inverness, -were surrounded by adulation equal to that evoked by the original exploit.
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    MARCH THROUGH SINGAPORE.
    262 11 G.O.C.'s Farewell To Volunteers. BOTH battalions of the S.V.C., accompanied by the bands of the Ist Wiltshires and the Straits Settlements Police, took part in the route march which marked the close of the 1933 training season of the local Volunteer Forces yesterday. This was the first
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    REBEL PRINCE FLEES.
    147 11 Further Retreat Of Siamese Insurgents. i j Reuter. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Oct. 27. THE Siamese Legation in London ha, no confirmation of the rpoort received from the Siamese Consul-General in Singapore that the revolt has enaeu and that Prince Bovaradej has fled to :he country.
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    SIR ARTHUR SALTER.
    93 11 British Economic Expert For China. Reuter. London. Oct. 27. Sir Arthur Salter, who is a member of the British 'Economic Advisory Council and former Director of the Economic and Finance Section of the League of Nations, is en route by the Empress of Britain," due at Shanghai
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    ROOSEVELT AND FORD.
    72 11 Feud Carried A Step Further. Reuter. Washington. Oct. 28. The feud between President Roosevelt and Mr. Henry Ford has been carried a step further by an announcement by the President that he regarded the clause of the National Recovery Act forbidding the Government to purchase the products
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    NEW SOLICITOR.
    73 11 Mr. Taib Ud-Din Talukdar Admitted. Mr. Taib Ud-Din Talukdar was admitted by Mr. Justice Gerahty in the Supreme Court yesterday to the bar of the StraitA Settlements. The applicant i* a barrister-at-law of the Middle Temple, London, and was called to the bar last November. He is to
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    SIR MILES LAMPSON.
    32 11 Reuter. London. Oct. 27. Sir Mile.o Lampson sails from Shanghai for Egypt on Nov. 28.—Reuter. Sir Miles Lampson, British Minister in China, has been appointed High Commissioner to Egypt.
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    NAZIS ARREST A BRITISHER.
    215 11 Diplomatic Protest. JOURNALIST CHARGED WITH TREASON. Reuter. Munich, Oct. 27. BRITISH journalist named Panter has been arrested and is to be charged with high treason. Under the penal code he is liable to not less than two years' imprison ment or not less than six months'
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    PALESTINE RIOTS.
    120 11 Arab Mob Attacks Police Station. Reuter. Jerusalem, Oct 13. One demonstrator was killed and several wounded, whilst one policeman was stabbed la the course in mob uttacl'. on the police station. Baton charges were ineffective and the police were compelled to fire Disturbances have also broken out at
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    George Arliss At The Roxy.
    65 11 AT THE CINEMAS George Aniss, whose character acting is widely popular, appears in a new rcle in "The Man Wio Played God." the Warner Bros. Picture which opened last night at the Roxy. The cast also includes Bette Davis, Violet Hcming, Ivan Simpson, Louise Closser
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    CARUSO'S SON SENTENCED.
    46 11 Reuter. Bologna, Oct. 27. Enrico Caruso, son of the famous singer, has been sentenced to two years in prison and fined 1,500 lire for an alleged assault on a peasant who was permanently injured. Enrico's brother, Rodolfo, was also accused, but was acquitted.—Reuter.
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    ALLEGED HOARDING OF GOLD.
    95 11 First Arrest Under New Order. Reuter. Boston, Oct. 27. HTHE first arrest under the gold hoardA ing order was made to-day, when Gerald T. Driscoll, a city employee, was arrested on a Federal Indictment charged with hoarding $10,000 in gold. It is alleged that he withdrew
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    PRINCE GEORGE.
    45 11 Official Visit To South Africa. Reuter. London, Oct. 27. It is announced that Prince George has been invited officiary by the Union Government to visit South Africa. With the King's approval, the Prince has accepted and Is Bailing in the middle oi January.—Reuter.
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    DISARMAMENT BUREAU.
    52 11 Reuter. Geneva. Oct. 27. A surprise announcement was made (his afternoon that the Bureau of the Disarmament Conference may be convened on Nov 3. six days before the date fixed previously. The reason ia not known, but it is possibly duo to the formation of the new French
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    U.S. AND SOVIET.
    20 11 Reuter. Moscow. Oct. 27. II LitvinofT has left for Washington to visit Mr. Roosevelt concerning AmericanSoviet relations.—Reuter.
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    WHY MR. SOONG RESIGNED.
    311 11 DIFFERENCES WITH CHIANG. His Successor. Madame Sun Vat Sen Mediates. "Min Kuo Jih Pao." yesterday morning to see Marshal Chiang on the matter. Mr. Wang Ching Wei (Premier) will soon come to Shanghai and make a final effort at mediation. BANDITS DISPERSED. The bandits in Fooning
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    Advertising For Sons-In-Law. WIFE AND COLLEGE EDUCATION.
    441 13 Doctor's Bankruptcy. i lOMS THAT ARE !i<>! ISLESOME. in iage customs were ed in the Supreme when a doctor was n hankruptcy. It was ■rs often advertised offering a college mi inducement, age, it was stated, often v.; s pub icly nam ned
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    KWEICHOW WAR.
    70 13 A Thousand Casualties In Changyuen. Hongkong. Oct. 27. ai supplies from Gen. Lung ol Szechuen) the troops under iru attacking Kweichow by ere fighting is in progress in re 1.000 casualties have been attve Conference in Canton rhc resolutions adopted have the Government for approval. I bao Yuen.
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    "UNDERGRADS" CONCERT.
    70 13 L'rvdtrgraduatei at Raffles Michaelmas Term Dinner buildings ytstfrcay at 7.3$ pjn. cellent attendance and' the cc an enormous suooess. [tinted out thx- immeclate tunctoin—informal as it r Metsrs Wee Kwee Hai. P. Ub Wab Aun. T. Poh Leng 1 Sumh dealt with various phases mv ical items included
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    EMPTY HOUSES BURGLED.
    442 13 Regular Epidemic In Singapore. IJOUSEBREAKING into untenanted houses II during these times when houses are empty by the hundreds has becam: a legular epit'.emic in certain areas in Singapore. And the miscreants usually get off with easy "booty" of taps, electric" buibs or that may be left
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    THE CHINA "REDS".
    140 13 Fighting In Szechuen And Kiangsi. Shanghai. Oct. 27. The Central Government has sent Dr. Chang Chi to Kiangsi to present a flag to the 34th Regiment of the 6th Division fcr its vict:ries in the Anti-Red earnjpaign. The Government ireops claim that the' Red positions in cast
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST.
    143 13 League Of Nations' Bulletin. The following is the Health Bulletin cf the League of Nations fcr week-ended Oct. 21: Bassein: 2 smallpox cases and 2 deaths. Bombay 1 smallpox case and 1 death. Calcutta: 11 cholera cases ai.d 4 deans as compared with 15 cases and
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    CANTON MANOEUVRES.
    68 13 Two Armies Will Stage Mimic Battle. Hongkong, Oct. 27. Large scale naval, aerial and military manoeuvres will take place in Canton next month. Shuikwan will be the concentration camp of the East Army and Bulking of the West Army. Both forces will rtage a decisive mimic battle. The
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    37 13 A public lecture on "Cape Comorin to the Himalayas" by Mrs. E. V. Davies. M.A., of Singapore, will be held under the auspices of the Tndia Ceylon Association, Johore Bahru, at the Association to-day at 7 p.m.
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    MADE TO GO BANKRUPT.
    295 13 Action Of Local Firms. NO WAITING FOR A COURT ORDER. JT was revealed in the Bankruptcy Court before the Chief Justice, Sir Waiter Huggard, yesterday that some mercantile firms in Singapore are helping their employees to get out of indebtedness by making them go into bankruptcy
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    Training Starts In Earnest At Bukit Timah. THE S. T. C. NOVEMBER RACE MEETING.
    644 14 THIS MORNING'S TRACK-WORK. GOLD CUP WINNER TURNS OUT FOR EXERCISE. f RAINING for the forthcoming November professional and amateur meetings of the Singapore Turf Club officially commenced this morning when there was a fair sprinkling of
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    CROSS COUNTRY RACE.
    262 14 Route For To-marrow's 10 Mil Event. The Hon. Mr. Wee Swee Teow will give away the prizte, at the conclusion of the ten mile c Ota country ra:e to-morrow. All Officials, members and their lady friends a-.e invited to witnees the race, which v.ii! start from the
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS.
    88 14 Results of ties in the .nter-team tournament a' the o C R.C Chua Choon Sim s Iran beat Cheong Chee Tone's team by 3 mat hea to 2: Choon Sim leal to.Cbee Ton.: »--11. 1 -5 (retired); trthur |Lim beav Thian Beng, —3. B—6. i f B. Chew
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    SUMATRAN XI.
    81 14 I'adan# Team's Soccer Tour, II." "jitfanK. Sport Assaciatton in their r»«>:<iie*» ii» o- pitted in Singapore will be repn .cntvri hv Ahin. J I. I >bln S»*tnrto Rlcharo, tit V»'i;;cn, Vl<-or Abkhn. Nooi, Hendrix 7 vu Re;* :v* R utr rta-r-ti. Hcx:malo, Tallmoea KIXTfRDSV/"fliuftd£»y No\. Iv M«bia Ocmnund
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    N.S. TENNIS CHAMPION.
    58 14 (Frcm Our Ow-n CorresponjcriT.) Seremban, Oct. 26. Mr. Siow Kirn Sa'.vj. the we'lknown tennis ant* hockey player of Negri Seir.oilan will be leaving very shortly fcr Hcntjk-ir.g. Mr. Siow Kirn Sang won ih<. Negri open title in 1931 and also the singles championship in the Negri Sem'oilan
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    CHINESE S.C. v. S.C.C.
    89 14 Chinee- SC. teams fcr to-morrow'; water polo matches against the Singapore Swimming Club at Tanjong Rhu at, 11.15 am.: Ist Tarn: Choo S ng Kay, Lim Fook Lcong. Tco Slew Sun. N?i Memg Guan; Tan Wee Chwec; S'.cw Sian Chye and Sim Boon Hoon. 2n? Tram:
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY.
    45 14 Balestier XI v. Buckl y House of Raffles Institution, to-morrow at Balestier: Sulaiman; Abdul Ghani. Tian Pen; Khoon Hi:at. UWI nSxco, Khek Ghee: Mohamed Fng Kiat, Kink Ohio, Khoey Hoe and Tian Kee. X srrv Rrniman. Ang Sym, Khek Kion-r end Tee Kiah.
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    LUNAR v. M.P.H.
    50 14 Lunar Athletic and Musical Party v. the Ma'pya Publishing House, on Tuesday at the PHB grotmd: Tim Bare?, Lcong Chong, Teck Chye. Ah Hong. Lian Lock, Yew Leng. Tian Chwt f. Chit Bah. Quart Hal Choo and Ytw Watt. Reserve Beng Leong, Teng Leong and Kirn Poey.
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    S.C.R.C. AND POLICE DRAW.
    415 14 Hockey Match At Hong Lim Green. /pHOUGH they had ihe major portion of the play the S.C.R.C. "A" could not defeat .he Police "A" in their hockey encounter ycsteruay at Hong Urn Green, the game ending in a tir&w cf 2—2, It was the same old
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    TAME SOCCER DISPLAY.
    847 14 Indo-Ceylonese XI. CHINESE WIN AT ANSON ROAD. rpHE All Malayan Indo-Ceylonese team who are playing three matches on consecutive days lost their first game to the Chinese by 2-1 yesterday. To-day they meet the Malays at Jalan Besar and tomorrow they oppose the Wiltshire*, also at Jalan
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    THE MALAYAN TEAM SAILS.
    149 14 Cricket Tournament In Hongkong. THE Malayan cricket team were due to sail fcr Hongkong at noon to-day by the "Chitral." The side consists of: R. N Hamilton (capt.). G. L F. Willis. L. Alvis. N. T. Bewick (Johore'. D. C. Burn. Fit.-Lieut. V. Croome. L. A.
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    IPOH RACES.
    58 14 Horses Scratched From To-day's Events. The Psrak Turf Club's Autumn professional fcur-da> lace meeting will be brought to a conclusion at Ipoh to-day. The scratchings are as follows: RaCE 3.—Knave's Crib. Voltage. RACE V—Tawakkal. The Arcadian. RACE 3. —Soldier Boy. RACE (.—Eastern Ally. RACE 7.—The Warrior. RACE it
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    JUVENILE v. ABATTOIRS.
    47 14 Juvenile PC. team v. the Abbattoir Sports Club to-morrow on the Outranr School ground: Kirn Wah. L c ong Chong. Ah Tim: Chan Ah Chin. Fook Loy. Kong Fai. Kwong Sung, Yew Yin, Khai Chew, Tian Seng. Ho Soo, Hong Che-ong and Shui Lum.
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    21 14 The S.GC. monthly mixed fou.rsomes competition has been po tponed from Friday Nov. 10 to Fricay, Nov. 17th.
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    TWO ASIATIC FIFTEENS.
    213 14 RUGBY FOOTBALL AT SEREMBAN. Yesterday's Game. Public Services Heat Merchants. (From Our Oir.n r Seremban, I m 27 QN the Station padang this evenfe a very intertesing game 0 f ragft. football was played between two nonEuropean teams representing the "Govenune.it Services" and th.. "Merchants," the result
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    ANOTHER DRAW.
    153 14 Wilts II And LA. II At Balestier. I The second Yam' of the Incian Association and the Wiltshires clashed on the former's giound at Baiestier Road Peal lt§F. An intere ting EVQO nesulted in a draw of 2—all. 'TJie visitor! wpre superior in th' first haL f good
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      129 14 II FRESH MILK WHILE TRAVELLING? j! I IT IS EASY AND SAFE WITH ft[ J J i pSJkZ&JSSE*. ANSWER TO THE QUESTION WHICH TRAVELLING COM- T HERSELF: WHAT SHALL IDO FOR A SAFE. UNIFORM II POWDERED COW'S MILK IT IS SAFE, PURE AND SWEET. AND I ;I?JoV^r ORTANT STILL FOR
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    PROFESSIONAL LAWN TENNIS.
    410 15 Vines Joi is Tildeirt Circus. C.cspondenU London, Oct 12. nial repented many Kited in the official l Usworth Vines |Bi ennia champion in irned professional, d him up with a cornea just two at status was unateur rule 1 suites Lawn tl ,i TUden in New short
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    A COW THAT DIGS POTATOES.
    101 15 "Better Than Human Labour." Helsingfors. A FARMER in the neighbourhood of Lands vetter, in Sweden, has a cow that oigs all his potatoes. He declares that he would never sell the animal, since the speed and thoroughness with which she performs her selfset task is
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    BRING 'EM BACK ALIVE.
    130 15 Leopard Lunges At Keeper On Board Ship. Melbourne. How Mr. G. F. Smith, a wild aniSßJtf keeper, escaped the angry paw of a fierce leopard by inches is told with the arrival of th. steamer "Nieuw Holland." after bringing carg-i of wild beasts from the East
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    462 15 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore, Oct. 20. MEAT. Beef, steak iround), kati 28 Beef, stew or curry, kati 22 Pork, lean, kati 41 Perk, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 34 Mutton, Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati 40 Hens (locally reared), kati 41 Ducks, Saigon, each 71 Pigeons,
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      521 15 CLVH DIARY. I (There are numerous Club$ and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Dizry is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date i unl complete. Happenings of general interest u 11 still be
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      257 15 photographs after meeting tweather permitting Straits Physical Athletic Party: Badminton match with Lorong 24 8.P.. latter*! court. Players and supporters, fall in, 17, Cheng Cheok Street, 2.30 p.m. Alfairs B P.: Extraordinary meeting. Mr. Org Keng Wee's residence. 8. Lorong 24. Geylang, 1 p.m. Attendance of ail members compulsory. Modern
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    TELEVISION ON SHORT WAVES. GREATER DETAIL OF PICTURE.
    202 16 8.8.C. Carries On. AGREEMENT WITH BAIRD CO. A NEW television scare has been started with the ruggestion that the 8.8.C intends to discontinue television transmissions. The true facts are that there is an agreement between the 8.8.C. and the Baird Company, under
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    EMPIRE BROADCAST.
    176 16 Appreciation By Perak Chinese. A CHINESE correspondent writes from Ipoh, to th" 8.8.C. I .'■hould I9te to print out that there are at 1 a t Ore stations uring the 25-metre band <>r thereabouts. They are M:scow. Rome. Paris. Da\enr. v. and a Dutch telephonic station. At about
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      429 16 TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMMES. Transmissions On Two Wavelengths. (Add 7 hrs., 20 mins., to G.M.T. times.) TWO of the following frequencies and wavelengths will be used simultaneously, but the wavelengths may be changed fci the course of each day's transmissions. Announcements will be made at frequent intervals:— TO-DAY 1.5 p.m. Interlude
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      193 16 4.0 p.m. A pianoforte recital by EtiennAfcnyot. j 4-30 p.m. The 8.8.C. Orchestra (Section C), conductor. Joseph Lewis: I Stiles Allen (soprano). 515 p.m. A summary of the weeks news 5.30-6.0 The Wireless Military Band, conductor, B (Walton O'Donnell; Thorpe Bates (baritone). G.M.T. 6.15 p.m. Time Signal from Big Ben.
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    The "Tribune's" Exclusive China News Service. AUTONOMY OF MONGOLIA.
    602 17 IAI'ANESE BEHIND THE MOVE. Gov*. Intervention. v, Miasion Should Be I sed First. World Daily News. v ;est moment when the bead bj internal and :t>s. the Princes of □es in l iner Mongolia, i. Ulan tsab ami issued a joint
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    THE BANDITS IN LUANTUNG.
    343 17 Gov. Must Suppress Them. Ta Kung Pao. RECENT reports from Chinwangtao state that the people there are completely at the mercy of bandits. "The Remilitarised area is supposed to be ftarrisonrn by the special per-ce preservation corps, bu; so far these troops have never perfumed their
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    TYPHOON RELIEF.
    105 17 Public Appealed To For Contributions. "Shun Pao." Shanghai, Sept. 27. Under the auspices of several local relief association and leading personages in th? Settlement, such as Huang Chin-yung and Tv Yueh-shen. an association for the relief cf typhoon suffers in Po:tung was formaly. formed yesterday. Th? association is
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    THE "OLD RAT."
    95 17 Plans To Dislocate Peiping— Tientsin Railway. "Shun Pao." Peiping, Sept. 26. It is reported here that the bandit lead or "Old Rati" who is an ally to General Fang Chen-wu, is now working to dislocate railway communicati-ns between Peiping and Tientsin. At the same tfane. the rebel
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    PAPER FACTORY.
    95 17 To Be Established In Southern Chekiang. "Shun Pao." Shanghai, Sept. 25. Plans have been drawn up by the Ministry! of Industry for the establishment cf a large, paper factory at Chientien District, in South-; crn Chekiang. with an initial capital of five million dollars. Three millions are to
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    FEET BINDING IN SHANSI.
    36 17 "Shun Pao." Taiyuanfu, Oct. 13. Fnct-binding has recently revived in Shansl province. According to estimates made by the provincial authorities, there are 948,000 women in the province who have bound feet.—"Shun Pao."
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    THE REBEL LEADER FANG CHEN-WU
    247 17 C-In-C Of The "Bandit Suppression Army." "Sin Wen Pao." Peiping, Sept. 26. GENERAL Fang Chen-wu, the commander of the rebel troops called the Allied Army, is pushing on his military movements against Peiping irrespective of the warning extended to him by the Japanese. Nothing has
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    THE "ALLIES."
    240 17 Surrendered After Flight Of Commanders. Shanghai, Oct. 19. About 7,000 of the disarmed Charhar "Allies" formerly commanded by Gen. Fang Chan Wu and Gen. Kut Hung Chong will be shortly transported to Paotingfu through Peiping for reorganisation. These are of good morale and are welltrained. The actual number
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    CHINESE ENCYCLOPEDIA.
    87 17 Shanghai Commercial Press To Print It. "Sin Wen Pao." Shanghai, Sept. 25. A contract has been signed between the Peiping Palace Museum and the Commercial Press in Shanghai for reprinting the Chinese Encyclopedia. The Commercial Press is now drawing up plans for the construction of a glass room
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    BIG AMOY FIRE.
    80 17 Three Hundred Buildings Destroyed. "Shanghai Morning Post." Amoy, Oct. 13. A big fire occurred on Kulangsu. the little island opposite Amoy, beginning from ten o'clock this morning. It destroyed an entire street and was not got under control until 4 p.m. The power-plant and no less than
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    THE CENTRAL MINT.
    67 17 Subsidiary Coins To Come Into Circulation. China Times. Shanghai, Bapt. A 1 the rrqufht of li)c linancial orianliotlona in Shanghai, the Finn nee Ministry has decided %o order the Central Mint to make subsidiary coins tor circulation on the market. U Is understood that the sunt coins
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    THE NORTH CHINA REBELS.
    413 17 Japanese Support. DIPLOMACY RATHER THAN FORCE. "Shun Pao." "A FTE:R peace has been stored in the North by China making enormous sacrifices, Fang Chen-wu and other rebel generals again came out to bargain for power at the expense of the people." "Japanese aeroplanes have again flown
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    CHINESE WARSHIPS.
    59 17 Sin Wen Pao. Nanking. Sept. 17. The China Merchants Steam Navigation Com- pary has made arrangements with the Ministry of the Navy for the lease of two navy transports for navigation purposes along the Yangtsze. The transports are "Chicn An" and "Keh An". The matter is now under
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    BIG RAILWAY LOAN FOR CHINA.
    142 17 Completion Of Canton Railway. "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Shanghai, Oct. 16. GEN. Ho Chlen (Chairman of Hunan) has requested the Central Government to appropriate $16,800,000 from the proceeds cf the $50,000,000 cotton and wheat loan from the United States for the improvement of the cotton
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    JAPAN'S AIR FORCE.
    155 17 To Compete For Supremacy In Far East. Sin Wen Pao. Shanxlioi Sept 36 In view cl the rapid prornea mudc by BrJUfth a:ic Auv-Jctiu mUrrento Ui dentopifc* aviation in China, Jupan It n>w plmmiru: lo irmpM*' Actively. AwordliiK to 'lie fntttUv? p'ons rcach<vl. the .ii.pMH-M nil] r
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    MR. ARIYOSHI'S VISIT.
    71 17 Only A Courtesy Call On Mr. Wans Ching Wei. Shun Pao. Nanking, Sept. 14. Interviewed by the press, Mr. Tang Yu-jen. Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs, declared that Mr. Ariyoshi's visit was only to make a. courtesy call en Mr. Wang Ch.ng-wei following the latter's assumption of office
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    SOVIET BANS CHINESE FRUITS.
    56 17 Sin Wen Pao. Shanghai, Sept. 8. The Chinese Fruit Merchants' Unicn has submitted a petition to the Ministry of Industry i-portin, that Soviet Russia is still prohibiting Chinese fruits from entering Soviet territory. The Ui Jon requests the Ministry bo take up the matter immediately with
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    MEMORIAL MEETING.
    58 17 Min Pao. Shanghai. Sept. 8. To-morrow being the 38.h anniversary of Dr. Sun Vat-sen's first unsuccessful Northern Expedition, a memorial meeting will be held tomorrow morning at the City Kuomintang headquarters to commemorate the occasion. The meeting will be attended by representatives of the various government and party
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      395 17 COULD NOT DO UP HIS COLLAR. Weak After Rheumatism. Th rr is only :«o wnv to dml with rhwui L r not miOltrVrnt uiprn'y l o nJcn* It oui nf the a}Atom—1( mufl. tn- htpi out. Por <0 years this nun l:u» buu (rr fmui itx trouble: "A bad ullu'
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    Local Landlords And Morality. LIABILITY FOR USE OF PREMISES.
    2605 18 Ratepayers' Protest. AGAINST ENGLISH LAW. rjpHAT the proposed amendment of the Women and Girls Protection Ordinance would make landlords keepers of public morals was the con tention of the sub-committee appointed by the Singapore Ratepayers Association to investigate the matter. Their
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      230 18 CHOOSE YOUH FAVOURITE < ''Children's Annual" Uncle Oojah's Big Annual My Favouri c 80-peep's Bumper I> i Sunbeam Bubbles I Chicks' Own The Rainbow Mrs. Hippos Boy's Cinema Pip and Squeak j Tiger Tim's $3 50 Puck M 5350 Picture Show 3 5 0 J The Champion 5,3 J Every
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    SOYS CORKER . \ \ \ \ I I / / / UNCLE BOB'S CHAT. A Look At This Week's Post-Bag.
    88 19 SOYS CORKER I I UNCLE BOB'S CHAT. A Look At This Week's Post-Bag. .If. dcubt Ihnt (Mo imiT have n And i ilic very uand argwv tn the *".tter -'id?, 1 iti with Ui-m 112 4 1 Men discover ••I attain iiicmicaif .1 nutaco ol mankind, mitci i»:rn they nrr
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    Study Of Science.
    262 19 li tnor. Bah~u.j uciil Abaat by mod»m i thai It would take dwa So 1 have ds-.-<m of thorn l »•■!uv, Now peoplr »1 j.'ii'iio: and wander tt if, iiiritad. working fC < r dream ot is coming i rarely believed to have no* done ny t
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    Good Habits.
    94 19 jhh<wr> Hnkr»! "«f-tuni h*r», U r r i, rv HnriMrr ts »-TW hi»h''o« "'vivi i.or «•'iMfr tn ilfi» i. 9ff "PT* h Wt :ow tbt h*iat. 112 tht ctrtracler, tad (Win i od r Good bub»'» T U'ljlrh iUCC?V> *»*WU form 4 bad .t 2?E5 *-±i!ot* T iu»
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    Relpy To "Treb."
    406 19 (By "T. Soo Ciye.", "Treb" asks me why thousands of people die of malana and typhoid fever when the scientists are supposed to have discovered medicines for their cure. My reply is that as far as my knowledge is concerned, there are some medicines whose efficacy in
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    Why The Bat Has No Nest.
    187 19 /By "Peter When the world wb« >oung bird-» and beasts wnuld not kill each other and they were left *rU-nd3. The bat being la?y. went, to the fox's den n&ktng ror /shelter, saying;, "You can walk, 1 likewise. So we are ut same race.
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    More Inventions.
    212 19 (By -L. S. Peng.") mc support th» affirmative Jn our debate. CouMns, In my opinion science baa dom mor? good than harm to humanity tec*us electricity is invented through science. It a moat uaeful and important thing which gives ulight and help* the photographer* lo get accurate photo*
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    The Tri-Cars.
    214 19 Br K. L.f 1 hr.pe my article of la*t week will incite aams or my brethren to take up this sublet t» giving their opinions. My subject far this week is the trl-cars which tiuve rwently made tlv?ir appuikrancc on the streets of Kuala Lumpur. The Srst car
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