Malaya Tribune, 4 November 1933

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER N MALAYA. Vc XX. -No. 26a SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, Nov. 4, 1933. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1933. nVE CEJTN
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      120 1 r K*a</ The C> Sunday Tribune Dominant In Malaya MANUFACTURED BY STRIBIJXORS THE GENERAL CIGAR CO B throughout asu IiTSK I lliKr IPIVIJ 11 /MB ■1i I 1 I |%M X_,,i nWU: CU,r R: R id inspection o. f.nishe,. r^v in? end of binder Fredins: White Owls to cello- 22.
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      43 1 Bamm Importing Pearl Necklaces ev I size and quality. \__22 I at latest and lowest e f__f I prices. 1 I Also buying £old\. I and gold ornaznentlrf I every class and quaff paying highest pit according to daily ex chat rates. \J
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    AUNTIE LIZZIE’S LETTER. Comments On The Mail.
    104 2 My dear Nieces, Our debate on "Country Life is better than Town Life" is now closed. On the run of the debate I must that those who favoured country life have won pretty easily. We will not have another debate for some time,
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    An Unforgetable Memory.
    484 2 <By Sunny Girl.") Hello cousins, here I am again, popping my jolly oldself out in our "Corner." I am very sorry to hear that "Gwennie" and "Isabella's" father has passed away. Don't be discouraged. dear cousins, 'causc the Heavenly Father is calling him to a new life
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    Help The Advertisers.
    107 2 'By "Y. K. N.") Hello. g,tls, how arc you getting on? I hope you arc contributing to the "Corner" regularly. Your popular datly paper, the Malaya Tribune," teems to be the only one of its kind in Malaya. Chokeful with snappy pictures. Interesting talkie news, and contests,
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    A Vote For.
    75 2 (By "Ladu fiotcena.") Dear sisters. I am glad that my article had been published last week, and I owe my thanks Auntte Llzztc. Haying read the of sist-r. "Sweej, Star," saying that country life is better than town life, I agree with her and I should say
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    For Country Life.
    212 2 (By "Merry Princess.") Dear "Lucky Star" please don't argue so much with "Sweet Star" about town and country life. For I also like country life and will take "Sweet Star's" side. You must not be angry with me for thus taking her side and not yours. I
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    Inspiring Moments.
    339 2 (By "Lucky Star.") Moments that inspire you and me. Very often we would hear a voice wLhin us urging I this and that which it is our duty to obey at once. The preacher teaches with great enthusiasm during his inspiring moment. We wri.e or talk of our
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    A Chinese Puzzle.
    181 2 (By "Happy Neo."). Hello, everybody, glac to app.ar again thi~ week. Now let me begin with my story; I hope you all would like it. In a village, near Peking, four tradesmen clubbed together to buy cotton. TD protect it from rate, they procured a cat, and
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    Country Life.
    140 2 (Bit "Dream Lowr.") Country life means plenty of health and plenty of wealth. Presh air is abundant and cares rather few. Meditation can be best done in the oountry where It is quiet and always peaceful. The country is always fresh, clean, and hygienic where ever it may
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    Hurrah For The Country.
    659 2 (By "Sweet Star") Congratulations Last week our "Corner" was full of truly interesting articles. My greatest admiration and thanks to all my brave cousins and my encouragements to these who are timid Really the "Malaya Tribune" on that particular Saturday was worth more than its value
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    A Little Hero.
    303 2 (By "Amy.") While spending my time looking at the flowers I was aroused by the noise that attracted my attention to the road. There was a horse galloping fast with no rider on its back and it was panting, while the reins were loose upon its neck.
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    THE "AXE" IN THE NAVY.
    623 3 k Rubier Stamp Methods* Decried. London. THE inevitable reductions in the pataoonel of the Royal Navy consequent to the Washing on and London Naval Treaties have oblige! the Admiralty to '"retire" a number of Lieut-enant-Commanders. During 1933 the number of retirement! will be 57. Considerable
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    REDUCED INTEREST.
    68 3 Indian Post Office Saving Banks. The Finance Department ol the Government of India announre that the rate of interest on cash deposits in Post Office Savings Banks has been reduced from 3 to 2.-. per cent, per annum, with effect fro.n Nov. 1. Certain banks have also followed
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      330 3 -but you can ■"■^H Cure your teeth from within— KALZANA, the Calcium food, is the neuv idea in the care of the teeth. For many years people thought that a clean tooth could not decay. Yet however carefully we cleaned them they always (iid decay. For your teeth are living
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      191 3 I Children and Babies generally do in this climate. Why not protect them ■trains! the danger of skin irritations and inflammations? Nivea Crcmc is the ideal cure. Rub a little Nivea Creme into your skin every time after washing. In the case of prickly heat or other skin troubles apply
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      547 4 M HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. S6-37, Bras Rasah R«*d, SINGAPORE. If you are In need of electric lights, fans, motors, etc., and water service, please write to the above address or 'Phone 3411. TO LET. SIANG LIM PARK Further Reductions of lients from Ist August, 1933. $16.00 and $18.00
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      497 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that as from UA of November. 1933. Mr. H. W. Chung will carry on the usual business of Messrs. Chung and Wong, Architects, at Union Building Singapore. Mr. P. S. Wong having retired from the partnership as from that date. CHUNG WONG, Architects
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      449 4 TO LET. TO LET—I-C, S:a Avenue, Katcng, comfortable 2-storey house, garage, 200 yds. from sea. $30 p.m. Apply 1-D, Sea Avenue. TO LET—I, Ramsgate Rd., off Grove Rd., and close to Katong Park. Sale of Furniture or. 11-11-33. Entry 16-11-33 Please apply Tel. No. 3170. TO LET—3O7, East Coast Road,
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      221 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED —Eurasian Lady Teacher for 1; ssens in piano and English—to t:ach Chinese lady. 2 days per week—l 1 hours per day. Locality Neil Road. State salary required to Bex No. 237, to Malaya Tribune. WANTED —First-class Process Hand; must thoroughly understand line and half-tone work; willing and
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      435 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.CJL Certificate, Diploma, etc. Booklet free. M. ANCIANO, Principal LATEST MODERN EALLROOM DANCING
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      234 4 YICK WOB 429, North Bnd c d U •Near Mm a i ELLISON S. EZEKII I STAMFORD First Editi on ■UIU KARAM;AN PRANAKAN KAW» (Poem of Straits Ch n< \\Y,|,j ir Price 50 Cwrts a CHINESE Historic AL STOW n ioks in STRAITS MALAY ROMAN KOU CHYE TIAN, 9 G
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING "Jan Cyclists."
    113 5 ran motorist has. we are p ibundant experience of is the -jay cyclist" and re sorry to say, a great rh€ average cyclist in not a very high lligencc and on Malaya's cannot help noticing the road sense showed by a umber of
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    A Belated Policy.
    169 5 imenta put forward in I) tlie idea that the children domiciled in Malaya might macular schools is that the "lingua franca" of I Thi was so at one time, day? In the towns Eng- ousting Malay as the soi franca 1 of the country. too late now
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    Slum Clearance.
    109 5 T HE abolition of our slums is a matter of primary and immediate importance. H.E. the Governor, in his SPSfil? We A dn sdft y. ye "fled this when S t S te A s I said in this Council on October 12. 1931. the aim of the
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    Rubber Restriction.
    154 5 INDEED, the events of the past fort- night make it clear that the possibility of rubber restriction seems out of the question for the moment and we would recommend those interested in the rubber industry to eschew false hopes of restriction and settle down to a determined effort
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    MINIATURE WEMBLEY EXHIBITION.
    368 5 Buy Empire Campaign Seaside. Brighton, Sussex. TIHE Empire Marketing Board intends to make sure that holiday-makers do not forget the Empire. They are staging a series of exhibitions of Dominion products at a shop In Brighton, one of England's largest seaside resorts. "We have rented the shop
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    DODGING STRAY DOG.
    131 5 Motorist Kills His Own Child. Mexico City. CjWERVING suddenly to avoid running over mm \£2 S i rayin in the road a theatre manaoid soil lnto a wal1 kil,in hls six y ear 4» .A all H s e e ri rr lf WifC Bnd another son
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    THE SOUTHERN CROSS.
    264 5 To Fly To Tasman Sea With Modern Machine. Sydney. Two aeroplanes will fly abreast across the lasman Sea from Sydney to New Zealand in December—a distance of 1.200 miles. One will be in Australian-designed machine built at Cockatoo Dock for Sir Charles KingsCrSs ther 15 famOUS S
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    HINDU SABHA.
    38 5 Ten out of the twelve provinces having voted for him, Bhai Permanand. ML. A., has been elected President of the forthcoming annual the All-India Hindu Mahasabha Conference to be held at Ajmere from 14 to 17
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      30 5 1 which is easily applied and WhiCh d)eS ffet Ut f PlaCe CVen When appUetl to a shduld therefore always be at hand. from the U.K. Straits Java Trading Co-
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    Shipping News & Notices. BLOW TO BRITISH SHIPPING.
    299 6 Shipping News Notices. BLOW TO BRITISH SHIPPING. German Restrictions On Passengers. Berlin. IN a circular let er the Foreign Exchange Control Department has informed the Berlin offices of foreign shipping companion of a new order which may have a serious reaction on the business of foreign steamship companies in Germany.
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    YU SHUN CAPTIVES.
    171 6 Reported Release From Bias Bay Pirates. Chinese Press reports state that several Chinese captives held by pirates \n Bias Bay were set f ree by marines and troops who made a clean rweep of that locality last week. The -<-iclims were passengers of the China Merchants' Steam
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    BORNEO TRADE.
    132 6 Complaint Of High Freight Rates To Hongkong. At the last monthly meeting of the committee cf the North Borneo Chamber of Commerce, in view of increasing opportunities of direct sf-amer communication between Sandakan and Shanghai and the tendency of business to increase between the two ports, the Secretary
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    CALL FOR TENDERS.
    105 6 Steam-Raising Plant For South Africa. H.M. Trade Commissioner at Johannesburg reports that the municipality of Krronstac' is calling for. tender, to be presented in South Africa by Dec. 4, for the supply and erection of steam-raising plant, comprising water-tube boilers together with integral superheaters, mechanical stokers, soot
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    LORD MOYNE'S YACHT.
    109 6 Southern Railway Co. Steamer Purchased. Lord Moyne. whose yacht Roussalka, lost off the Irish coast towards the end of August, I was formerly the Southern Railway Co.'s steamer Brighton, has purchased the same company's steamer Dieppe for conversion into a yacht. f The Dieppe, which was constructed
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    DUTIABLE WINE.
    200 6 Jars Discovered Aboard Vessel In Port. Hongkong. LI Kit. Ng Nam, Lo Pui and Chan Tim-po, who claimed to work aboard the Wuchow steamer "Wo Ping Vat," were charged before Mr. Balfour in the Central Police Court yesterday with possession of 13 gallons of Chinese spirits on which
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    SCRAPPING IN SWEDEN.
    148 6 Development Grant For Shipyard. The Swedish Board of Trade lias approved an application of the Lindholmen-Motala shipyard, of Gothenburg, for a Government grant for the development of the scrapping activities of the yard. The yara is the first in Swedea to try scrapping for commercial purposes. Three
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    CHINA MERCHANTS.
    86 6 Fifteen Million Dollars For Development. Dr. Chu Chia-hwa. Minister of Communications is conducting negotiations with Shanghai bankers for a loan of $15.000 000 for the reconstruction programme of the China Merchants' Steam Navigation Company. Negotiations for the new loan were, however, denied by Mr. Tsi Fo-min. secretary of
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    LIGHTHOUSE DANGERS.
    65 6 Double Tragedy On A Rocky Islet. Reuter. Auckland, Oct. 17. The rocky islet on which the Maria Van Diemen Light-house stands was the scene ol a double drowning today, when a huge wave swept Mrs. Elizabeth Newon. the young wife of the Psslstant light-house keeper, and Frederick Gage,
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    STEAMERS COLLIDE.
    74 6 On her way to England with a large number of passengers on board, the White Star liner Laurentlc came into the Collision recently with the British steamer Lurigethan. Both vessels were only slightly damaged above the water-line, and were able to continue their voyage to their destinations. The
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    DR. B. W. GINSBURG.
    357 6 A Famous Maritime Barrister Passes. CABLE advices have been received announcing the death at Shillong, India, of Dr. Benedict Wm. Ginsburg. M.A.. LL.D.. in his 74t"i y<ar. Dr. Ginsbure; was a noted authority en shipping law and figured in many Eoard of Trade inquiries and maritime
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    SMUGGLER FINED.
    114 6 Tobacco Lowered Over Ship's Side. Charged with smuggling 240 lbs. of tobacco. W'u Tarn, a coolie, was fined $2.500 or six month* hard labour in default, by Mr. Balfour in the Central Police Court yesterday. Revenue-Officer Grimmitt said that at noon n Oct 21, the defendant engaged a
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    GAMBLERS RAIDED.
    97 6 Pai Kau Played Aboard River Steamer. Hongkong. On Sa.urday afternoon. Detective-Sergeant Mintey and a Police party boarded the river steamer Kin Shan, berthed along the praya, and descended on a gambling school, at which •pai kau' was being played. Eleven Chinese were taken into custody, nine appearing before
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    SEAMEN STRIKE.
    71 6 The Taikoo godowns at Pakhinhok in Canton are again closed and under the watch of the strike pickets following the removal of all goods frcm the premises by the Canton merchants, it is reported by the "Canton Sun." Registration offices and other temporary structures constructed by the Seamen's
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    THE PORTUGUESE NAVY.
    215 6 Destroyers Completed For Govt. TRIALS Wtrt run on the Firth of Clyde last month of the destroyer Lima, the second of two torpedo-boat destroyers which Messrs. Yarrow and Co.. Scotsioun. have built for the Portuguese- Government: these builders have recently completed the machinery and boilers ior the
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    THE SUEZ CANAL.
    150 6 Volume Of Shipping Greatly Increasing. London. Oct. 11. The volume of shipping passing through the Suez Canal is greatly increasing. So much so that in August the net tonnage even approached the canal's traffic record—a record established hi 1D29 when figures which had stood for fifty-nine years
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    COIN SHIPMENTS.
    135 6 Two Seizures Made By Canton Customs Officials. Shipments of silver coins from two Hongkong money shops, the Wing Lung and On Tai Companies, totalling $21,000 to Lun On and Yee Chang Exchanges in Canton on the steamers Lungshan and Tung On were, detained by Canton Customs officials during
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      487 6 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., %o*mmjm AND FOR EAST MAIL SERVICE. ftJnder Contract with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore 1933. RANCHI H.OOO Nov. 10 BANGALORE
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      203 6 j iff LLOYD TRIESTINOj (Incorporated in Italy). j EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. f ii iWiii'ii' i Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, 11 I SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Karachi. Aden, Massowah, Suez, Port CalUng at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Port Sald Brlndlsi, Venice and Trieste. Said, Brindisl, Venice and Trieste. m
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      200 6 Deutsch |HpaQ Australische Dampfschlfla Jft CJ J Oesellschaft. (Companies Incorporated In Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. t m.s BURG EN LAND, via Manila Nov. 14 t ss. OLDENBURG, via Manila Nov. 29 t mjs. KULMERLAND. via Manila Dec. 12 t m.s. RAMSES, via Manila LYc.
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      555 6 JSTEAJVIER SAILINGS. $£j NoRl>l)ia isomer Gcrmaryi. The undernoted are the Oam fixtures:— "Ohj OUTWARDS. "SAARBRUCKEN" for Datio, m t a Hongkong. Shanghai. Kobe "MAIN" for Manila. H Shanghai, North China ami j "COELENZ" for Manila. Hoi S'hai, North China and Jam HOMEWARDS. "TRIER" for Genoa. Barcelona Hamburg and Bremer: 8
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    313 7 Mining Shares. Oatmihiy, 11 a.m. quota* lan are Issued exchange and stock Buyers Sellers. v I .v 32j- 3d,Mi 31 I is<; it, 6 1.35 1.40 30 3 31,3 11 i 0.21 0.25 11 0.9«) 100 Hn 4- 5--0.43 0.47 BesiJ 0.41' a 0.49 1)3 103 7-
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    158 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. LOCAL RUBBER AGAIN UP. Continued Steadiness In London. ißy Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Saturday, 11 a.m. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 13 ets., up ct .Market Tone: Steady. Yesterday's Prices: London Rubber, 3 31 32d., up 1 32d Market Tone: Steady. New York Rubber, 8
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    PETROL PRICES.
    155 7 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices Tor Shell Motor Spirit and various jitti.us ol Kerostne are as fellows: Auation Spirit in 4-gahon arums per British Imperial gallon 11.18 dueii touiiji Sptru ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.82 Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon
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    26 7 West Wales collieries have untitled their quota increased Dy mo:e tnan 100,000 low par three months ewfeag to the increased dniiand for coal to the a'ta.
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    TRADE ON THE MEND.
    463 7 Lancashire Overcoming Its Difficulties. V|ORE facts and figures are now available to J-"lshow that trade is definitely improving in Lancashire s basic industries Figures for the North-Western area of England, which covers the whole of industral Lancashire, show a decrease of 97.162 in the number of
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    39 7 South untitled voted almost unanim ously in favour of changing hoUday arraiuerrentc in the coalfield next year to mable them to attend the Wtish National Eisteddfod at Neath. "Wr want, to drown our worries in song." said one official.
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    INDUSTRIES FAIR.
    456 7 Growth Of The Toy Trade. rpOY making, on an extensive scale U rr mTSSSI a development U Great Britain. Before ha War aacat cf the toys m Britain. especially tin cheaper Until were imported. Supplies were eat off duim> the War and British manufac uiv was ithauhUcd Since
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    21 7 The Madrid. Zarageza and Alicante Railways of Spain placed a contract for 40 000 tons of coal with a Cardiff firm
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    WORLD'S STRANGEST INDUSTRY.
    233 7 Oil From 300,000 Year-Old-Fish. Belgrade. rpHE world's queerest industry is being carried A on in the Lika district of Jugoslavia. It is the extraction of oil from fossilised fish whicn died more than 300.000 years ago. At the foot of Mount Plcshivitza. vast bed. of fish fossils
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    WATERFALL RUBBER.
    116 7 Committee Proposes A Note Issue. A scheme to rais? £30,000 is to be placed before shareholders of Wat.rfall iSelang:.» Rubber Estates by Mr. E. D. Money, on "behalf of the shareholders' committee which v.a. appointed on Oct. 4. The committee proposes a n issue of £30.000 in loan
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    RUBBER REPORT.
    138 7 Messr. Levis and Peat, in their wt .k'.v lubb.r repor.. d~:ed Nov. 3. atatc: Eusintss has become iner-aiingl/ difltettU du.in» the pua week owing to th. artificial condition of the markt.t. Any genuine .cidency for prices io rispend to the statistical posl.iou is countered by repeated unofficial reports
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    648 7 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Saturday. 11 a.in. The following rubber share quotation* are issued by Eraser and Co. and Lyall and Evalt. Imim t Value. Prater L#all Bharea On ma 1 Allenby $0.82'- $0 87».« $0 75 $v Bo 1 Alo r tiajah 0.60 B.Tg v til 0.70
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      46 7 SOUTH BRITISH INsI RANCE COMPANY, LTD., Wtm Zealand.) 1 ,RI I UUNE, MOTOR AND °*KME.YS COMPENSATION. C MARGOLIOUTH. Manager. mil,, IIM AYSON (iREEN TUB EASTERN UNITED I OKI-ORATION, LTD. PJE. MARINE, WOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND 0 COMPENSATION ,Vs l RANCE. *U>cSi Manager. Cecil street. Singapore.
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      89 7 au> iiormeo lv isti«u.ud>. »i>i..ihmt tsK.t.\(ti. v Aiuir.O» n icti Authorised auo ouuctcriueu Capital «3,000,000 Paid-up-capital ii.ooo.ouo Maaerva Fund and Rest t 000,000 HEAD Ofr'tllS: LONDON. BRAN (UtS: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, KaracLl. Madras, Amaca, Baghdad. Bahrein, Basra, Kirtuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed Deposit
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      14 7 N? 9 COLLYfeR QUAY SIN CAPO R€ Heai Office: Sft, Wall Street, New IMb
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      333 7 j THE j I SUNDAY TRIBUNE j Gives Saturday's I I closing prices of j I rubber in London j i and New York, j together with the j I Cross-Rate. i PALM OIL PRICES. Mcwi, Guthrie and Co report the following price* iii palm oil and palm kernels: Palm
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      292 8 Amusem ©n/fc s < z Positively LAST DAY of this ESt brilliant ARLISS Triumph WORKING MAN 99 It's a picture that you wish could go on for hours SEE IT TO-MORROW 'Opening at Matinee 3.15). A (nand Stage and Screen Doable Attraction at Usual Prices SEE SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT BELOW TO-2AY
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      463 8 HERE'S THE GRANDEST STAGE SHOW EVER BROUGHT TO MALAYA!! Opening TO MORROW at the IMBIIIIUIM^ i i i I I I I I UilH|::l',l iliilliiliiiililll'lllllllHli:|iillllnlliIll|illllilllJllNlllllllllliillillifillilliiliHMIiili,lilliil 3.15 6.15—=9.15 p.m. DIRECT FROM THEIR SENSATIONAL SUCCESS IN U.S.A., SHAN GHAI and PHILLIPINES IRENE WEST presents tier great Vaudeville Revue Introducing The World-famous Coloured
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      367 8 LATEST ADVERTLSEMENTS TENDERS. TENDERS arc Invited Tar Kah Koe k Co L iractotr fcr the net. ir:e Hous- at Lorong I I Plan- ail.-* ajirMnU Fa. titulars obtained tf ct\ Swan ft Mai lar Charab. i Biacap v Sfaltd Ur.de/. i > cl the Archiicr I- n 1933. Tit? lev.-
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    FILM MAGNATE'S TOUR.
    281 9 Put British Products On Map. Paris, Oct. 10. 4 directly out of the success in A the British film "Henry ■-President of the United ration, who has contracted i rights of twenty-two ires, has decided to leave at world tour in order to estabhiation for British films."
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    "untitled OF MONT BLANC."
    58 9 Aosta, Italy. Giuseppe Brocherel. "Grandfather of lides of Mont Blanc." has died 1 aged 100. Many are the distinguished men who Mont Blanc in comoany with Brocherel. King Victor Emmanuel II" and the Duke of the Abruzzi, both keen Lied him their friend. K. trained nearly
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    HORST WESSEL.
    146 9 Goebbels Gives Reasons For Ban. Berlin, Oct. 10. T H d E epL a tin n G S lZ^ e f bannin of film the S pioneer Horst Vessel. Dr. B*en by maintained haHe had fcutn the very beginning, told the nm' ducers that their film would only
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    FIRST WOMAN MINISTER.
    164 9 Starts A Fashion In Office Chairs. Washington. Miss Frances Perkins, the first woman to become a Cabinet Minister in America, has introduced a new fashion in chairs. All her male underlings-secre-tarial assistants and so on—are following her lea"d; they have all got chairs like hers now. She
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    FRENCH BIRTHRATE FALLING.
    153 9 Death Statistics Show Decrease. Paris, Oct. 10. AS was predicted, the French birthrate continues to show a steady decrease, as exemplified by the figures just published for April, May and June. This year's figure, 178.311. does not compare favourably with the 185,508 for the corresponding period last
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    PRACTICAL JOKE.
    217 9 Street "Battle" That Ends In Guffaws. Marseilles. Flaborate precautions were taken by the authorities of Salons, near Marseilles, when the world was given to evict a certain tenant who refused to pay his rent. For he was known to be a very "tough" character, with a violent temper,
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    HERO AGED FIVE.
    86 9 Saved His Sister From Mill-Race. Vienna. TTILDA, aged three, and her little brother walk t2XS f™ 1 -Sod five, went for a They B f, "5 3 riVer at Cannthia felltaL V TC 5 f yUlg near a miU wn Hilda to r£ the K n,,11 r
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    ABSENT-MINDED.
    76 9 A Policeman Nearly Arrests Himself. High Point, North Carolina. Serger.r.t Eugene Parish Lj ml al.'si-nt-uunded. His job is to register pm oners brought in by members of the mull Point cc. Officers brought in a man whose Christian name was Euccene. He was; charged with drunkenness ''Eugene Parrish" wrote
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    BROTHER MEETS BROTHER
    89 9 One A Prisoner—One A Warder. Sale Lake City. Two brothers have met for the first time for 23 years in the city gaol hereone as a prisoner, the other as a warder. Matt Barnes, aged 56. who was serving a sentence for petty larceny, remarked to a
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    FALL FROM EIFFEL TOWER.
    53 9 Paris, Oct. 10. At noon, when the Eiffel Tower gardens were filled wtih passers-by and v/ith children playing, there was a sudden cry from all beneath the tower. A man had fallen from the first platform and was killed. He was later identified as If. Matteo
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAYS SHIPPING ritONOH ECHO,
    71 9 (l -a twice been located at a distance of r lo:, 300 d?rrceb from Pulau Tunda 34* N: !cng. 103 deg. 05' E>, which to denote the of wreck of i h <71 tons) whch was lost in a on
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    TflK mCOMPIEGNE.h
    38 9 TflK m COMPIEGNE. h C nipiegne" i* due here from Madras j day. the 8th inst., at 10 a.m. and tiie nme day at 2 p.m. for Saigon, •"ant nd Haiphon. berth at the S.H.B wharves. A 11
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    THE "AMBOISE."
    27 9 i is due here from Saigon to- > m and will sail on Monday at Madras, Pondichery. Colombo. Port-Said and Marseilles. rth at the S.H.B. wharves.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    74 9 Singapore, Nov. 4. •SHIPS ALONOBIDK THE WHABVCfI. Eh« wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Wharf (Entrance Gate I). I mmm 16; Kinta 14; Pres. Hayes Empire Dock (Entrance Qate 1). 1 aon 32; Taybank 35. main Deck (Entrance Qate 4). I Wharf (Entrance Gate 4): Mam 5; R?.ub 3; Kudat
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    80 9 The outward Dutch aeroplane is reported t* 4 have left Aler Star this morning. The mail is exproied to arrive in Singapore at 11 a.m today, and viU be delivered immedlcurly. From China .vnd Japan by tht "Hakodatf Mi'-ru," due at Singap rr at nooi. tc morrow. From
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    MONEY MARKET
    196 9 SELLING Singapore, Oct. 31. London 4 months' sight 2 4 532 London 3 months' sight 2;4^4 London 60 days* sight 2,4 7.64 London 30 days' sigh: 2,4 332 London demand 214 ljl6 London T.T. 2j4 132 Lyons and Paris demand 030 Hamburg demand 14« New Ycrk demand 54'
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    SWASTIKA OF SNAKES.
    64 9 Jews Issue "German Boycott" Stamp. Helsingfors. A special stamp to encourage the tnycottint? of Gorman poods has been issued by the Committee of Lithuanian Jews. It depicts two .snakes in the form of a Swastika, underneath which is an exhortation In Yiddish not to buy German products.
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    146 9 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. NOV. 4 High Tide— It,oB a.m. Opening, Archipelago B'.ewery, 365 3C6, Alexandra Road. 11.30 a.m. Y.W.C.A. Exhibition. Rugby. Malaya Cup. Singapore v. Johorc. S.C.C.- R.C. v. A. 'M.O.i Coy. S.V.C., R.C. Football: Padang FA. Sumatra* v. Milayt. Jalan
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    AMUSEMENTS
    79 9 ALHAMBRA.—Claudette Colbert in "I Cover the Waterfront." CAPITOL.—George Arliss in "The Working Man." EMPIRE.—Robert Montgomery and Jimmy Durante in "Hell Below." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing sideshows, Malay and Chinese Wayangs, cinemas. Talkies: Sky—"Fast Life." Star.—"Movie Crazy." MARLBOROUGH.—"Rambha Ranee," an Indian talkie. NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, sideshows. Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs. cinemas,
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      317 9 SINGAPORE HOTM.S I I GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL I THE MOST CHARMINGLY SITUATED HOTEL J ON THE ISLAND. I Single and double rooms, and private suites. I Every room has a bathroom and verandah. g Modern Sanitation throughout. 3 Lockup Garages. I Fourteen tennis courts. I RESTAURANT. Table d'hote and ala
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      210 9 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. ORDINANCE NO. 44 (BANKRUPTCY.) IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAFORE. Ir Bankruptcy. No 66 of 1933. Xc ALFRED GEORGE DE SOUZA, cf No. 6\ Tessensohn Road, Singapore. Clerk. Net ice is hc;ebv given that a first and final o:v utnd is Intended tc
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      199 9 1 POSTAL IHT€lllO£KCt! I SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. I TO-DAY. Djambi (Toradja) 3 pan. Bangkok (Mabella) 3 p.m. Bangkok (Hero) 3 p.m. Bengkalis and Bagan Si Api Api I (Toboali) 3.30 p.m. -Ceylon, Egypt and Europe 'Oudeikcrk) 3.30 p.m. TcmbUa!:an and Rcngat < Marcs) 4 p.m. Tandjong Balci and Lrb:eau Bilik
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH.
    47 10 The death took place at No. 194. Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore, on Thursday, Nov. 2, of Mrs. Seah Peng Hearn (nee) Eng Seow Hong. The funeral will take place on Monday. The deceased leaves behind her husband and one child to mourn her less.
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    MALAYAN MATTERS.
    737 10 Anyone who reads His Highness the Sultan of Perak's statement of his policy in the State over which he rules, or the statements of any of the other rulers for that matter, cannot fail to be impressed by the singularity of their channels of reasoning. It is evident
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS. Comments By The Way.
    242 10 THE month of November has in recent i years oeen remembered chiefly as the month in which, in 1918. the last shot in the Great War was fired. People fervently hoped and prayed that that war was to be the last, but
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    Time Flies.
    199 10 ONE of the Home papers which arrived yesterday, contained a picture of a hansome cab being wheeled into a London museum. There must be many people in Malaya who will remember the days when hansome cabs were a familiar sight on the streets of all Home towns, for
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    Mongolia Next?
    217 10 rpHE clamour for Mongolian autonomy 1 by the princes of that province has become louder. Though China is to blame for having let things come to such a pass, yet one is in doubt as to whether the "autonomous" movement Is a spontaneous one. It is a common
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Cameron Highlands.
    17 10 A postal agency was opened at Renglet. Cameron Highlands, yesterday.
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    Taiping.
    23 10 Mr. C. T. L. Goodchild, of Taiping, will, it is reported, be leaving for home during the early part of next year.
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    Sungei Patani.
    35 10 The wedding took place at Sungei Patani on Monday, Oct. 30, of Mr. K. Selladurai, District Court Interpreter, son of Mr. N. Kathirvelupillai of Sungei Patani, and Miss Thanapakiam, daughter of Mr. Sinniahpillai.
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    Kuala Lumpur.
    95 10 A very successful fancy dress social was held by the Union Epworth League at the Methodist Girls' School, Kuala Lumpur, on Friday in honour of the Rev. and Mrs. T. W. Bowmar who are going to Penang on transfer. The annual public dance in aid of Earl Haig's
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    Seremban.
    112 10 Mr. T. E. R. Morphy, Electrical Engineer, Seremban, and Mrs. Morphy have returned to their station after visiting Ipoh. Miss Mavis Reutens has been appointed Captain of the Seremban company of Negri Sembilan Girl Guides. Miss Reutens, some few years ago, started the Girl Guide movement in Seremban and
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    Penang.
    58 10 Leang Ah Pah, a Chinese, who was dressed as a motor mechanic and who described himself as a vegetable planter and a fowl rearer, was produced before the Police Magistrate, charged with soliciting passengers to ride in his 'bus in a persistent manner at the junction of Prangin Road
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY!
    369 10 BY "LOOKER-ON" I am told "officially" that beer will not cost less. We shall see. Competition has its healthy effect- I give the staff of this paper their due. They are men of iron. AAA They were all invited to tho opening of the new brewery, and
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    50 10 GIRLS' CORNER, on page 2. THE "AXE" IN THE NAVY, on pa THE'SOUTHERN CROSS, on p CHURCH SERVICES, on par<- 18 CLUB DIARY, on page 15. SCOTTISH KING OF COKAI ISU page 16. RADIO PROGRAMMES, on pat/ CHINA NEWS, on page 18. BOYS' CORNER, on page 19
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    MANCHUKUO TO SEIZE CHINESE EASTERN RAILWAY? CLASHES BETWEEN RUSSIA AND JAPAN?
    655 11 SOVIETS EVACUATING BORDER TOWNS. Skirmishes Reported. Moscow's Confidential Instructions To Harbin. According to latest messages received, the Russians and anese are engaged in serious clashes in North Mani, The Soviets are evacuating many border towns and •ailed up additional
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    SOVIET MINISTER.
    48 11 Africa To Treat Him As An Ambassador? Shanghai, Nov. 3. Department is sending ative to New York to receivl he Soviet Foreign Minister, in America to confer with -elt on the resumption »W diplomatic relations. ar Mlllister is to be treated as Sin Chew Jit Poh
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    POLICE BAND CONCERT.
    44 11 ttW S.S. Police will programme, weather Katong Park, to-morrow, at 9 p.m. March. "EtheOverture, 'Stradella." Flo--Bcleetic ul l and Silver," Lehar; Gondoliers." Sulhvan, Loves' Old Sweet Song,' .I he Rosary." Nevin; Selecof the Mountains," Military Tattoo." Ko-L'nnter-Groy will be the con-
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    TAMIL MEETING.
    25 11 'ft Tamils will be 4 p.m. at the Victoria ;'i '.us.s and pass resolunracuce of placing barwharf alongside the 8.1. 1 and "Rajula"
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    AUSTRIA WANTS COLONY.
    103 11 To Absorb Her Young Unemployed. Vienna. An organisation known as the Austrian Colonial League has been formed here, with important interests behind it, to carry on world-wide propaganda for the granting of a "sphere of influence" for Austria in one of the great continents. The League holds
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    MADNESS INCREASES.
    85 11 Ten Per Cent. More Insanity From Alcohol. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Insanity caused by alcoholism has increased more than 10 per cent, during the prohibition era. according to Dr. Henry L Klopp, Superintendent of the Allention, Pennsylvania, State Hoepital for mental diseases. Dr. Klopp declares that a decrease in the
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    SIAMESE' FINANCES SOUND.
    129 11 v Times Contradicts Tale Of Crash. Reuter. London, Nov. 3. COMMENTING on the fall of Siamese securities, averaging about five points since before the rebellion, the "Times" is able emphatically to contradict rumours of an impending financial crash. The paper says it seems there are considerable reserves
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    SIKH’S SUICIDE.
    134 11 Believed To Be The First In Singapore. An inquiry into what is said to be the first suicide in Singapore in en a Sikh is concerned was concluded before Mr. F. G. Bourne yesterday afternoon. Evidence Was given to the effect that the deceased was a watchman at
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    "HARDSHIPS" DE LUXE.
    102 11 Round The World In 24-Foot Boat. Lisbon. Herr Albert Kruzt, an Austrian, has arrived at Oporto on a voyage round the world in a 24-foot yawl. His boat, which is called the Albatross." is fitted with the latest model cook-ing-stove, a refrigerator, a spring-bed. up-to-date sanitation, the
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    FLYING SPEED RECORD.
    101 11 British Engine In 2-Seater Plane. Etampes. A British engine was used by the French airmen. Bally and Reginensi, famous for their record-breaking flights to Madagascar and Saigon, in setting up a new international record for the 100 kilometres for 2-seater light aeroplanes weighing less .than 280 kilograms
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    PARIS-VIENNA BY ROAD.
    100 11 Newspaper Man Sets Up "Record." Pel r is The attempt on the life of Dr. Dollfuss has been the indirect cause oi something like a motoring record. A special correspondent of a Paris newspaper, who left Paris in a fast car at 6 p.m. on the evening
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    JOHORE ADI THRAVIDA.
    63 11 The first annual 'meeting of the Adi Thravida Association of Johore will be held in the Association premises on Nov. 10. at 5 p.m. Their Highnesses the Sultan and Suitanah of Johore will be present on the occasion and the Sultan has kindly consented to preside. Come
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    FRENCH CABINET.
    21 11 Reuter. Paris, Nov. 4. The Chamber has passed a vote of confidence in the Government by 320 to 32.—Reuter.
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    U.S. PURCHASES OF GOLD.
    199 11 Secret Transactions. CANNOT BUY ON BIG SCALE Reuter. New York, Nov. 3, •J 1 HE United States is already purchasing gold abroad, according to Washington correspondents. They state that the Federal Re serve Bank secretly bought small amounts in London and Paris yesterday .—Renter. London, Nov.
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    CYCLIST AND CAR.
    108 11 Nasty Accident Near Busy Junction. A nasty accident, resulting in rather serious injury to two men, occurred near the junction of Stamford Road and Bras Basah Road at about 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. A "Baby" Austin and a Malay cyclist •had a head-on collision. The Austin turned
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    SERANGOON ACCIDENT.
    100 11 Mother, Baby And Amah Hurt. A Eurasian lady, Mrs. C. Lange, her little son and the latter's amah were all involved in an accident yesterday morning sustaining injuries which necessitated their removal to hospital by ambulance. They were seated in a "mosquito" bus and were proceeding along Upper
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    HERMIT OF THE SEA.
    98 11 Alain Gerbault Sails 4,000 Miles. Colon (Panama). Alain Gerbault. the French hermit of the sea, has left Taboga (Panama) in the tiny ship that bears his name on his second voyage around the world. His first stop will be the Marquesas, 4.000 miles distant, unless a
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    "HUGE FEET."
    77 11 Clara Bow's Opinion Of Englishwomen. New York, j Following her recent Buronean visit. Misr. Clara Bow. the original "It" girl of J" ms has Published her impressions of neoole. j First, our women: I "Huge feet, great hand* that are not nrooerly eared for—and the weirdest clothes I
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    DYNAMITE IN A DAIRY.
    120 11 Violence In U.S. Farm Strike. Reuter. New York, Nov. 3. VIOLENCE has flared up in the farm st lke at Woodbury, County lowa two men being severely beaten by pickets who fired several shots, whi.e a dynamite explosion wrecked two creameries at Shawano, Wisconsin, where pickets
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    C.P.O. ON HONGKONG TRIP.
    36 11 Mr. V. G. Savi, Superintendent of Police, Chief Police Officer, Singapore, accompanied by Mrs. Savi, sailed for Hongkong on Oct. 26, and is expected back in Singapore on or about Nov. 30.
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    31 11 Dr. Lim Eng Hae's return from Java has been delayed and he will probably return on Nov. 13 or 14. His surgery is at present in charge of Dr. Dexter Allen.
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    BIG LANDSLIDE TO LABOUR.
    219 11 OPPONENTS LOSE 261 SEATS. Municipal Elections. Definite Majority In 25 Boroughs. Reuter. Reuter. principal boioughs 444 were successful. The following 25 Borough Councils have a definite Labour majority: Barnsley, Barking, Blyth. Bootle. East Ham. Ilkeston. Leeds. Mansfield. Merthvr Neath, Nelson. Norwich, Port Talbot. Rotherham. Saint Helens,
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    No Such Thing As Platonic Friendship In Malaya? GIRL KIDNAPPED IN JOHORE.
    1178 12 Man's Defence. SENT TO GAOL FOR TWO YEARS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore, N6v. 2. JN this country there is no such thing as platonic friendship," said the D.P.P., Johore, in prosecuting a man for kidnapping a young
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    "YOU ARE BORN TO A CROWN."
    305 12 Prince And A FortuneTeller. Oslo. HOW the future of the King of Norway was foretold many years ago by a fortune-teller is now revealed in the Scandinavian Journal of Modern Occultism. The story is told by an old Dansh sailor, Mr. A. K. Seligman.
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    DOG'S STRUGGLE.
    101 12 Swims For Two Days At Bottom Of Well. Milan. For two days the caretaker of the Municipal incinerator at Turin was puzzled by the sound of a dog yelping somewhere in the building. He was unable to trace the origin of the sound until it occurred to him
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    EAT MORE FISH.
    72 12 Turkish Move To Save An Industry. Istanbul. Turkish fishermen are agitating for the Government to make/the eating of fish compulsory on one day every week. Already, by order of the Minister of Education, arrangements have been made for children in schools to eat more fish. Many other
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    ANIMAL SCULPTURE.
    146 12 Exhibits At Museum In Berlin. Berlin. TjllVE thousand years ago neolithic man carved pieces of amber into the likeness of animals where Danzig now Is situated, and in the Woldenburg district cf P&aierania a representation of a horse was carved. At the same period, probably about the yea"
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    PRICE ON TAILS.
    100 12 Scheme To Exterminate Stray Dogs. Istanbul. The number of stray dogs in Istanbul has increased so rapidly that the Municipal authorities are considering placing a "price on their tails." It is proposed that a reward should be given to anyone bringing a dog's tail to the nearest
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    OLD MAIDS' GANG.
    90 12 Disapp nted Spinsters Gain Revenge. Vienna. Old maids' spite has been revealed as the motive behind an amazing series of arson cases which have been puzzling the Dolice of Rasowa, Slovakia. The fire invariably broke But in the nomes of newly-married couples. Before each outbreak a threatening
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    "FIRE SHIP" DUG UP.
    85 12 Finds In Mud Near Famous Baltic Castle. Helsingfors. Two warships, believed to date from the fifteenth or sixteenth century, have been found buried in mud, during excavations near the historic Kalmar Castle on the southern coast of Sweden. They were about 60 feet in length, with
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    THE SILVER SHIRTS.
    137 12 In Confidence Of The Hitlerites? New York. a TTKNTION is called by the 'American A Hebrew" to an organisation called the Silver Shirts which is said to combine some of the aims of the Ku-Klux Kian, including an anti-Catholic and anti-Semitic programme, with opposition to President Roosevelt
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    AT THE CINEMAS. Strong Drama At The Alhambra.
    178 12 Some cl the most amazing scenes that have been shown on the screen for a long time are contained in "I Cover The Waterfront," the United Artists thriller which opened a season at the Alhambra last night. The film is the dramatic
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    "Good Companions" At The Roxy.
    72 12 The Gaumont-British adaptation of J. B. Priestley's famous novel, "The Good Companions." now showing at the Roxy, is an inspiring tale of the spectacular ups-and-dowrts of a lovable band of concert party artistes. Jessie Matthews. In the leading feminine role, again gives a creditable performance
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    A FIFTH UNIVERSITY.
    73 12 To Be Established In Madras Presidency? The Tirupathi Municipality resolved at a recent special meeting of its Council that: "Ihls Council requests the President, Hindu Religious Endowments Board, and the Government, to introdue Sree Venkateswara University Bill for the districts of Chittoor, Cuddappah, Kurnool. Bellary and Anantapur
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    FOUNTAINS RED WITH WINE.
    191 12 Bacchic Flow In Ancient Festival. Rome. FOUNTAINS ran with red wine for a -T whole afternoon at Marino, in the Alban Hills, during the ancient festival of the grape, a link between Christianity and the Pagan rites of Bacchus. Standing before the fountain in the main
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    487 12 Prices Of Local Land And Houses. The following Singapore properties were sold by Auction at Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co's saleroom, 30, Chuiia Street, during September: Freehold land and house, No. 598-U Lorong Mazuki, area 1 rood 13.24 poles, bought by R. M. N. Sathappa Chettiar for $1,450.
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    AN UNFORTUNATE BANKRUPT.
    677 12 Savings Lost, j PUT MONEY INTO SCHOOL. A SITTING of the Bankruptcy Court was held yesterday, preqf. Ed over by Mr. Justice Mills. Receiving and adjudication order? were granted against F. d'Rozarioand Mohamed Hussain. An for the payment of sio a month for the benefit of his
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    RAO SAHIB IN SINGAPORE.
    168 13 ibou? Problems. SEW INDIAN AGENT i'ERVIEWED. j been only ten days in the and i haven't had sufncito have considered the Tamil labour and other i ing the Indians in this to enable me to voice an Sahib K. A. Mukttndan, linted agent in Malaya i
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    A NEW PRIEST.
    77 13 Rev. Moses Koh To Be Ordained. Uoiea Koh. an ex-member of the SI Joseph's Institution. Singad the local Catholic Seminarj will oe crdained priest tom »1 ths Church of st Pttei Q lecn Street. Singapore. G. de Tonghe d'Ardoye. Vicar I Vunnanufu. who was recently Bia HoLness
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    N.C.U. BEAT CEYLON S.C.
    231 13 Yesterday's Hockey At Balestier. lica] College Union defeated S »rta Club at hockey vesterBalestier by 3—o. imc uas deprived of its w the ground was on the and ball control was aimcult, while there were asiona v/hen infringements of rule went undetected. The scored their second
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    BOYS' BRIGADE INSPECTION.
    212 13 Municipal President Takes Salute. A LL-round smartness was shown by Co, SfthKr gZP** (lst Singapore Co. at their third annual inspection tion'hitn 7 6Vening at the RaMes inrtttu,TnAnthoPHpriate was put' up. the lads executing the items with Pleasing smartness and regularly K hymn "Underneath the R ne
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    THE LATEST PROBLEM.
    78 13 Kansas City (Missouri). There have been "marathons" to test th« human ability to walk cr dance or even kiss f cr days rir.r* nights without stopping. Now we are tc learn, how long, a man and woman can sit or ice. The promoters of s shew here
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    26 13 Members of the Wales Minstrels are requested tc note the annual visit to Kusu Island tomorrow. Assemble at the New Pier at 7.30 a.m. Dress. Blazer.
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    USEFUL B.P.
    253 13 Badminton Tournament Results. Results of ties in the Useful B.P. tournements: Ec Hock Chiang beat Peter Jeremiah 7—15, 15—8, 15—9; Wee Kirn Wee beat Wee Jew Huai iw.o.i; Chin Tham Swee beat Tan Hye Leong 15—10. 5—15, 15—10; Chiang Tiong Wah beat Koh Beng Swee 15—6. B—ls, 13—13
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    A POPPY DAY MATCH.
    79 13 S.R.C.'s Soccer XI To Visit Muar. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore, Nov. 2. The S.R.C. soccer team will visit Muar on Sunday, and meet a Muar eleven on the Muar Club padang. A gate charge $1 for chairs and 10 cents tp the ground will be
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    AUSTRALIAN FRUIT.
    102 13 Five Million Cases For Britain. Sydney. EXPORTS of apples from Australia between Jan. 1, and Aug. 5, exceeded the record shipment of the 1932 season by n.ore than 1.000,000 caws, according to a Ministry of Commerce report. This season 5,665.936 cases of apples and 681,849 cases of pears
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    Y.W.C.A. EXHIBITION.
    256 13 Closing Date Extended Till Tuesday. CwUig to repeated requests, th3 organisers of the International Exhibition at the Y.W.C.A. have consented to extend the time to Tuesday next, 7 p.m. The undoubted success has proved that the time arranged for is too short, and that, many of the visitors
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    A WORLD CRUISE.
    63 13 Cannes, Oct 11. A young Englishman. Mr. A. Wright, who is attempting a cruise round the world in a small sailing boat, arrived here to-day. After leaving London he sailed across France via the Canals to Marceilles and from there he cruise along the coast. He intends
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    226 13 Medical College Beat Wilts' Corporals. j The Medical College Union rugby, I football team defeated the Corporals' XV of the Wiltshire Regiment by three goals, a drop-goal and a try (22 ptsj to nil on Thursday on the College ground at Tiong Bahru. Playing a better game than
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    LOCAL BASEBALL.
    231 13 Japanese Young Boys Beat Americans. In an exciting game, the final result of which was in doubt until the last ball had been pitched, the American Association team lost to the Japanese Young Boys by 4 runs to 5 last Sunday at St. Joseph's field. A close contest
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    OUTLIVED FIVE WIVES.
    219 13 And Had Five Sets Of Teeth. Belgrade. IIADJIJA Ahmed Zelitch, who has just ri«im C f cel brated his 116th birthday claims to have outlived nine sovereigns, Hp VCS a d five sets of his own teeth.' aeaiA the latter have grown again and again. Relieves himself
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    INDIANS BEAT S.C.C.
    295 13 Weak Club Side No Match For Visitors, The Indian Association won by 4—l when they visited the Padang yesterday for their hockey engagement with the S.C.C. The side fielded by the Club were much too weak fcr the Indians, and but for the good goal-keeping of Lowson
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    S.P.A.P. BEAT LORONG 24.
    108 13 The Straits Physical A.P. beat the Lorong 24 B.P. on Sunday at the court by 5—2. Scores (S.P.A.P. players mentioned first) Tan Miang Cheng beat Kwak Chip Jian 15—12, 15—7; Tan Khai Seng beat John Gaun 15—4, 15—10: Ching E.ig Cheng beat See Gim Siang 15
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    The Handicaps For Next Saturdays Races. Weights For Opening Day Of Meeting.
    334 14 Small FieUs In Caul Of Eight Events. ritHE handicaps for the first day oi the J. professional meeting, No v 11. are as follows: HORSES —Class i— OV2 furlongs. Limber Up 9.7. Row Boat 9.5, Silver Monk 9.5.
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    B.H.B.P. BEAT S.L.B.P.
    108 14 The Bachelors' Home BP. beat the Sincere Lads' B.P. by six games to one on Saturday at The home court. Scores (8.H.8.P. players mentioned lirst i P. T. Paul lost to Charlie Chan B—ls 15—9. -15; Wong Pen? Nam beat Peh Teng Sin 15—9. 15—9; Khoo Peng
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    AMATEUR S. A.
    594 14 Results cf second round ties in the Singles handicap badminton tournament of the amateur S.A. Tan Soo Lievv beat Khoo Pent: Koun 15—2, 15—8; Tan Soo Choo teat Ec Hock Chiang 15—9, 15—7; Tan Chong Beng beat Low Jin Tong (va); Low Poh Hye beat Ton Cheng
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE XI BEAT S.R.C.
    445 14 Hockey Match At The Padang. rpHE S.R.C. "A" team had to admit defeat at the hands of Raffles College, yesterday, when these two teams met at hockey on the Padang The College were victorious by the odd goals in three and judging by their display
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    NOT PLAYED.
    27 14 The game of hockey arranged tn nlaved yesterday between t.he B.CR.C. "i*' and the 7th RA. Ea at Tiong Lim Green did not come off.
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    JOHNSON v. Y. C. SONG.
    219 14 Fight At New World On Nov. 17. YOUNG Johnson, the lightweight champion of the F.M.S., has been matched with Y. C. Song, former feather and lightweight champion of Singapore. The fight will take place at the New World Arena on Nov. 17, and will be
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    ILL BEAT THE A.P.C.
    98 14 Yesterday's Hotkey At The School. The Raffles Institution hockey eleven entertained the A.P.C. yesterday afternoon and emerged winners by s—l after an interesting tussle. Raffles deserved victory, but the score is rather flattering, for the A.P.C. apart from being witnout one of their best men. had
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    Thrilling Soccer At Anson Road Stadium.
    729 14 Sumatra Visitors Fully Extend The Ch vtese. A THRILLING game of soccer was provided by the S.C.F.A. and the Padang S.A. when these sides met at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday, the result being a draw of 2-all. The visitors gave an improved display
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      444 14 Poor SAMBO, the new recruit, is startled out of his skin. He has been told the pass word, hut the sudden, fierce challenge hms scattered His wits—and the syllables f WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO stoning t.«h.. ud. again offer you .n /f AA I opportunity to compete for BIG
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    NEW YORK PAPER'S EXPERIMENT.
    86 15 'Evening Post* Adopts Tabloid n Form. _j f New York. runcnt has been made l:y leading papers, the "New which is noted for th<» kja nem and its close lal nicies in Wall Street. d for the first time la h more convenient for qV d
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    FIGHTING THE DRUG TRAFFICKERS.
    377 15 Britain's Report To The League. London. IjIACTS suggestive of Happening > winch would appeal to the writer of thrillers are briefly referred tc in the report for 1932 on ihe traffic in opium and other dangerous drugs mad*oy the British Government to the League of Nations,
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    MADRAS MAYORALTY.
    120 15 The election to the Mayoralty of the Madras City Corporation will be held at the first meeting of the Corporation in November (be date of which is expected to be fixed shori.v >y the outgoing Mayor. According to the Convention established in 1930, the turn tall, to the
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    Details Of Current Prices.
    454 15 Singapore, Oct. 27. MEAT. Beef. <teak (round), kati 28 Beef, tmm or curry, katl 22 Fork, lean, katl 40 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), katl 32 Mutton. Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati 38 Hens clocally reared), kati 40 Ducks. Saigou, each gg Pigeons, domestic unfledged,
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      359 15 CHURCH SERVICES. Details For This Week-End. V a CATHEDRAL i n reunion. :iion (Choral). B Communion. ■1 Il.M. Base. (Choral) and Sermon. Monday, Wednesday and Prah! al 8 a.m. and Saturday at 7 a.m. U< P.I SON CHURCH. To Visitors.) j Ho) communion. 1:4 Parade Service. ierrloc (second Sunday in
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      112 15 I Assets exceed $12,000,00«. Assurance in force over $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Lite Assurance Co., Ltd. (incorporated tn the Straits Settlements). HKAO OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Bunding. Cecil Street Singapore Tbs Company Has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and commie, sanei ,t k London OPTIC* 27 Oid
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      894 15 CLVB DIARY. /There are numerous Clubs and Socteuen in Singapore, most 0/ the member» of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Dizrv I Y, 0 ,p€rialI V 1™ th Secretaries are invftcd to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date !?w niT, 9' of general interest Thl "J-, >* L
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      102 15 sary. Mr. Aw Boon Haw's bungalow. Pasir Panjang. Dinner. 8 p.m. sharp. SUNDAY. NOV. 12. Thong Nghee Kok Association: 20th anniversary. Mr. Aw Boon Haw's bungalow. Pasir Panjang. Tiffin 1 p.m. breakfast, 9 a.m. Members of the Thong Nghee Kok Association are requested to note that the anniversary Will be
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    SCOTTISH KING OF CORAL ISLE.
    396 16 Settler From Shetland Islands. Sydney. OUT in the Indian Ocean, a Scotdescendant of pioneers from the Shetland Islands—rules a group of lovely coral isles. He is Mr. Sydney Clunies Ross, sometimes called "King Sydney I." As the fourth of the Ross "dynasty." he owns and
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    NO ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP.
    108 16 Travancore And The Princes' Chamber. It is understood that His Highness the Maharaja of Travancore has decided that Travancore will not be an active participating member of the Chamber of Princes and will, in this respect, adopt the same course as is no pursued by Hyderabad. Mysore,
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    FORMER AGENT.
    30 16 Rao Sahib M. Kunhiraman Nair, Deputy Collector and late Agent of the Government of India in Malaya, has been posted for general duty in South Canara. Madras. Wm*m
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    NOMADS QUARREL CONTINUES.
    379 16 Politics Of Chinese Turkestan. Simla. ALTHOUGH a Chinese Commissioner has been sent to Urumchi by the Chinese Government to look into and remove the grievances that led to the revolt in Sinkiang (Chinese Turkestan), quarrels between the rival factions continue. Timur, the leader of the Turki rebels,
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    CHINESE WOMEN.
    46 16 Two Hundred Smuggled Info Philippines? Alleged cases of 200 Chinese women smuggled into the Philippines for immoral purposes are now under investigation by various agencies of the government including the bureau of customs, the constabulary ar.d Malacanang, states The "Philippine Herald" of Sept. 29.
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    MADRAS CIVIL COURT.
    70 16 The Madras Court repeatedly urged on the Government the desirability of increasing the pecuniar jurisdiction of the Madras City Civil Court to Rs. 10.000 and thereby reducing the congestion of work on the Original Side of the High Court. The Madras Government, after careful consideration, have decided
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    LIBERAL FEDERATION.
    48 16 Mr. J. N. Basu of Calcutta, it is understood, has agreed to preside over the next annual session of the Liberal Federation to be held in Madras during the Christmas week. The Rt. Hon. V. S. Srinivasa Sastri will be the Chairman of the Reception Committee.
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    38 16 A session of the All-India Muslim Conference was to be held at Bankipor e (Patna) on Sept, 30 and Oct. 1. Dr. Shafaat Ahmed Khan was to preside. Important constitutional points were to be considered at the session.
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    Batter Local Radio Programmes. RELAY BROADCASTS IN MALAYA.
    441 17 rt's Hints. CRYSTAL SET COMING? •i Correspondent.) London, Oct. 28. of how residents in A hi get better wireless .«.a- given to your cor week bp Mr. C. G to r of Empire and es at the BJB.C. ,<>—ible to instal a
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    CARMEN AT 15.
    165 17 Conchita Supervia To Sing To Transmission I. CONCHITA Supervia, the distinguished Spanish prima donna, established what is believed to be a record for operatic precocity when she appeared in the title-role of "Carmen" at the remarkably early age of 15. She was born in Barcelona and actually
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    UNDER THE ARCHES.
    232 17 "Music Hall" Type Shows To Be Broadcast. Abcut two years ago the 8.8.C. took mer a discussed warehouse under the arches of Waterloo Bridge, London, and transformed it into a studio roughly sixty-seven by seventy feet the largest in the country. This was done to I accommodate
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    ORCHESTRAL CONCERT TO-MORROW.
    168 17 Conductor Of The London Programme. 0 N Sunaav November 5. an orchestral concert b° broadcast at 4.30 p.m. GMT in by thP r ndon Symphony o chest, a, conducted by Warwick Bralthwaite RnvalT if 16 1919 Braithwaite studied at the Oml n mV f MUSic and then
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    LONDON'S RIVER.
    168 17 Relay Broadcast From Old Launch. Listeners to Transmissions 1 and 5 "will hear a description, on Monday. Nov. 6. of the Thames t from Westminister to the Docks as it appears ,at night. This description is entitled "London's I River." and will be given by "First Watch," being
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    AIR. ALBERT SAMMONS.
    149 17 Played In Piccadilly Cafe At Age Of 13. A violin recital will be given by Albert Sammons on Sunday, November 5, at 4 p.m. GMT. during Transmission 3. Sammons was practically sell-taught, having merely a few lessens from his father. He had ■to leave school when he
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    MR. BEN DAVIES.
    130 17 Famous Welsh Tenor On The Air. In the concert which will be radiated in Transmission 1 on Tuesday, Nov. 7. at 7.45 a.m. G.M.T.. by the Band of His Majesty's Grenadier Guards, Ben Davies will be the soloist. A native of Wales, Davies began to earn his
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      135 17 LOCAL RADIO. Programmes Of Station Z.H.I. T*HE following programmes will be b'oadcast during the week bv the Singapore short-wave station ZHI from Broadcast House: Monday: 6 p.m., recorded music- 6 45 p.m.. news bulletin. 7 p.m. till 7.30 p m SSL? 2 rgan Tecita from Presbyterian church, Singapore; followed by
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    "Tribune’s" China News Service. JAPAN SENDS NEW MINISTER.
    606 18 Exponent Of Force. UNACCEPTABLE TO CHINA. "DESPITE the recent change of Foreign Minister the control of Japan's foreign policy remains in the hands of the Tokyo War Office, all statements to the contrary by Mr. Koki Hirota, the new Foreign Minister notwithstanding.
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    GEN. HO WANTS FUNDS.
    125 18 Military Expenses In North China Insufficient. Shun Pao. Peiping. Oct. 4. General Ho Ying-ching. Chairman of the Peiping Branch Military Council has telegraphed to the Government urging that funds be raised ftt once for un-ent military expenses in North China General Ho states that the monthly
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    FENG'S SIMPLICITY OF LIFE.
    470 18 Says That Actions Count And Not Words. Taian, Oct. 2 (By Mail). "Empty talk can never save the country, it is action that counts," declared Marshal Feng Yu Hsiang when he was interviewed by a representative of the "China Times" to-aay. "The situation in North China
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    MARTIAL LAW IN CANTON.
    62 18 Sin Wen Pao. Canton, Oct. 1. The local military authoities have decided to prolong the period for the enforcement of martial law. It is understood that the law will not be n.ised until after the Double Tenth Festival as a precaution aga-nst possible emergencies, in view
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    BOYS CORNER UNCLE BOB’S CHAT. A Look At This Week's Past-Bag.
    66 19 mac of our old conthe Corner." parry. and new names ,nno ilmast every week. K i .]< uuw I would Use ns put by several d. ..ation at all by cor.c r.t r. and it is not neces.i when
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    The Spird In The
    318 19 By Willy Chan). I :.ewcomer with a Mil enjoy reading. g -htnt b far accepting me as voter of the chums Club". fc „> :ar-off days. there lived a poor wood- only sen named Tom. One day MB that he could and added. "You set m-
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    A Comeback.
    180 19 Smiling Lieutenant tv, is* irr- !s Smiling Lieutenant" >ame old town of Klang. and. Oe aymg that I am 1 at Wl, h the familiar excuse MS backed me? 1 n H you think that i wided to write to the "i to say that time is that
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    A DREAM COME TRUE. What Jack Found At Christmas.
    1454 19 By S. T. Koh./ "Oh. what a drab uol.day this is. Here 1 am nee irom scnooi wort: aaid yet I go no. sec u:ui mere is any onicieuce between tafdfeutry schooi-nie and iu> pr-ten* hie,' souicquiSwO. Jack. JacK Otoorne mUj
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    Treasure Hunting.
    414 19 (By B. II. Mohturicd.) Hello Chums! I am very glad to appear in the Corner once more. I have not been contributing articles to our Corner for a very lone time. Our friend. "Happy William." told me to i write articles to the Corner again, and I must
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    A Miser's Dream.
    158 19 (By Charles Farrel J. BJ. A miser was just falling off to sleep, when he heard a noise like the chinking of money. •Perhaps it is someone after my gold," he thought, and jumping out of bed. he ran downstairs as fast as he could go, and
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    Success.
    117 19 (By Montgomery Koh.) It is not work that kills us, but it is worry. Work is good for us. but we can hardly put more upon a boy than he can bear. Worry is rust upon the blade. It is not the revolutions that destroy the machinery, but the
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    A Thrilling Moment.
    172 19 (By 'Michael Phang.") Helta, chums, I was surprised to find my first article published. Thanks to Uncle Bob. It was early in the morning in Johore Bahru. The cocks were crowing. My father and brother woke me up and told me to get ready to go for
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    With The Regiment At Tanglin Barracks.
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