Malaya Tribune, 13 September 1934

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya vol. XXI.- -Na. 2256 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1934 FIVE CRMTR The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, Sept. 13, 1934 Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1934. FIVE CENTS."
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      128 1 WATCH THE MALAYA TRIBUNE FOR LATEST RACING NEWS 111 mmmmmmmmnmMmmmL IU»«« >^J»I»T i Swan Brand the milk that is Wfred bi/ everybody j i combined l Sole Importers The East Asiatic Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG. HR|^MHM||MMH gg HMM 7 Warm Studios 45. aMi —-J- a—l— mi ——i Purity
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      106 1 lfeaJ The j&mdag Si ibmti 'Dominant In zJMalaya > j 1 V M AA ,r MILK THE pWfECTFOOD FOR BABY if FOR YOUR BABY BUY A Blue Cross The Perfect Milk «iliilitf l .«iili.tiilii«>'«ii»-<iiiiMiiii'Hn:iii'l!iiiiliiliiiniiiliiiinriiHiili» 1 1 UNANIMOUS VERDICT "WONDERFUL." THIRD SHIPMENT OF THE LATEST "BIFFIT" GOLF SETS (MADE IN ENGLAND).
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    Shipping News & Notices. LAUNCH OF THE GALATEA
    1112 2 Shipping News Notices. LAUNCH OF THE GALATEA Electric-Welded ClydeBuilt Cruiser IX typical Greenock weather, an important and impressive launch took place last month from the shipyard of Messrs. Scotts' Shipbuilding and Engineering Co., Ltd., when H.M. cruiser Galatea was j launched by Lady Alice Shaw-Stewart, the wife of Sir Hugo
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    ATLANTIC TRAFFIC
    262 2 Revival In Westbound Travel OVER 3,000 passengers left Liverpool, London and Southampton on Aug. 11, in live Cunard White Star liners bound for summer cruises or for the United States and Canada. The liners engaged in this movement included the Athenia from Liverpool to Quebec and Montreal, the
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    BOULOGNE LIFEBOAT
    144 2 The fastest lifeboat on the French jast was formally baptised here in the presence of English lifeboatmen, including the crew of the Dover lifeboat who had rossed the Channel in their lifeboat for he occasion. The christening was in the form of an \ng!o-Freneh ceremony. Captain Strange, v
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    HULL DAMAGED
    614 2 Tanker Wins Claim Against Crown IN the Admiralty Court, Mr. Justice Langton found that the tanker Pass of Balmaha received her hull damage in the Humber from the wreckage from the jetty at Bull Fort, in the mouth of the estuary, and awarded her damages against the Crown.
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    LAUNCH OF THE OCEAN GIANT
    198 2 Tidal Wave And Safety Of Spectators A TIDAL wave eight feet high is expected to sweep up the Clyde when the new Cunarder No. 534 is launched by the Queen this month. At Renfrew Town Council meeting, a letter from the Chief Constable of Renfrewshire
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    SEAMEN POLITICIANS
    186 2 Candidates To Contest Seats In Parliament The National Union of Seamen is planing to secure representation of seamen in the House oT Commons at the next General Election. The annual meeting of the Union, which concluded in private in London, carried unanimously the following resolution: "In view of
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      385 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. P& O.nd BRITISH INDIA I*. A O. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. COM< >RIN 15,000 Sept. 14 BID TAN G.lOO Sept. 27 RAJ PUT AN A 17,000 Sept. 28 BEH R 0,000 Oct. 7 CHITRAL 15.000 Oct. 12 SOLI) W 0,500 Oct. 24 I CARTHAGE
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      146 2 j W LLOYD TRIESTINO j (Incorporated in lialy). J EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. j j SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, j Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, Port j Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Said, Piraeus, Brindisi, Venice and j Port Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste. Trieste. Due Leave
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      202 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. Deutsch H B R Australische Dampfacniffs Geaellschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDS. HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Doe Spore. t m.s. KULMERLAND, via Manila Sept. 17 m.s. RUHR, via Manila Oct. 4 t m.s. DUISBURG, via Manila Oct. 16 t m.s. RAMSES,
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      598 2 STEAMER SAII JN G& S§£ NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. incorporate j, Germany, The underrated at. the Coaip..,. tended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. "COBLENZ" for Manila Hit 19,4 S'hai, N. China Japan "SAALE" for Manila, HI S'hai, N. China Japan "MAIN" for Manila. H S'hai, X. China Japan S "ODER" for Manila. H S'hai, N.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    477 3 Mining Shares Singapore, Thursday. he following mining share quotations issued by Fraser and Co., exchange ud stock brokers Buyers. Sellers Ampat Tin 5|Assam Kumbang Tin 37|6 40|04 Austral Malay 50,- 52 6xd A) l Uitam 'ltn 14,6 15|3 Ayer Weng 2.05 2.10 Bangrln Tin 28j- 2l r
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    160 3 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION EASIER LOCAL TONE Sellers Offering More Freely t-By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Thursday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 25'/,. cts., down J /i ct. Market Tone: Easier. Tin (Singapore), $1131«, down V/». Yesterday's Prices: London: 7»<>d., down 1 16d. Market Tone: Dull. New York:
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    109 3 Furtb2r Support for Industrials Reuter Wireless. London. Sep.. 11. ON the Stock Exchange to-day industrials were further supported and remained firm. There was also a good rally in foreign stocks, notably South Americans and Japanese but otherwise the markets ruled quiet. Cotton early declined on specula live selling
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    GERMAN DEBTS
    69 3 Offer Of Instalments To Lancashire Reuter Wireless. London. Sept. 11. Tne Germans have offered to pay £250.000 owing to Lancashire firms by German importers of yarn in 12 monthly instalments with interest at the rate of 14 per cent, per annum, but it is declared that it is
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    KATU TIN DREDGING LIMITED
    1665 3 Increased Profit On The Year rriiK annual report of Katu Tin Dredging, Ltd., for the year ended Mar. 31. to be presented at a meeting of shareholder at Kuala Lumpur on Sept. lb, is as follows: The accounts disclose a profit of $15<*214.40 (£lB,lOB-6-11) as compare*
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    RUBBER OUTPUT
    23 3 The output of Malaka Pinda Rubber Estate*, Ltd.. for Augusf; amounts to 41.800 lb., a total of 529.500 lb for the
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    156 3 Prices Realised At Sale Yesterday T H d S j n k' a P 0 Chamber of Commerce Kubber Association's weekly auction took place yesterday. Catalogued 1,738,331 lb.=776.04 tons. Offered 1,607,940 lb. =717.Sr> tons Sold 1,203,370 lb. =537.22 tons. London.—Spot 7.9'16d. New York.—Spot 15% cents. PRICES REALISED
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    GERMAN TRADE
    127 3 Currency Permits For Regular Importers Reuter Wireless. Berlin. Sept. 11. Complete reorganisation of Germany's trade is about to be undertaken. Five decrees are being issued dealing with goods traffic, the establishment of control offices for raw material and the alteration of the present law regarding foreign currency control.
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES
    80 3 During the week ended Sept. 8, exports of tinned pineapples from Malayan porta amounted to 24,190 cases, of which 13,550 cases were to the United Kingdom, '425 cases to the Continent of Europe, 9,272 cases to Canada, and 943 cases elsewhere. Total exports for the period Jan. 1
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    643 3 Rubber Shares Singapore. Thursday. The following rubber share quotatioc are issu* d by and Co., and Lya and Evatt. Issue Value. Fraser Lyall fc Shares. Co. Evatt. 1 Allenby 1.95 2.05 1.95 200 1 Alor Gr.Jah 1.60 1.70 1.60 1.6 a IA. K.tam 2.10 2.20 2.10 2.20
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    69 3 DAILY rULIrt OCEBOTT. Singapore, Thursday, noon. Buyers. Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot (loose) ..'.V L'.Vi do. (F. 0.8.) i:> v i<; 25 :i ie Standard R.S.S. on Tender: O t. Dec. L>f, 26^ Jan. March 2' L'T', A pril June 21 21\% Tone of
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      46 3 MiL SOUTH BRITISH* INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. OFFICE: 2. FINLAYSON GREEN. THE EASTERN UNITED RANGE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE. MOTOR CAR PERSONAL ACCIDENT and ORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. ■F.AD OFFICE: 16D, Cecil St., Singapore.
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      82 3 JNederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY.) Established in Amsterdam. 1824. HEAD OFFICE AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAkUIS, BATAVIA. Crunches throughout the Dutch East Indies and in the Straifcs Settlements, India, China, Japan and Arabia. LONDON BANKERS: The National Provincial Bank. Limited. Correspondents in the principal Cities
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      292 3 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: i, D'Alnteida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Paid-up-Cap.tal £1,000,000 Kesc rve Fund and Rest 500 000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara, Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra, Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on
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      574 4 ifw. HASSAN, i) ft 16, It 37, BRAS BASAH ROAD, U SINGAPOHE. I Mndertake all sorts of work ■jffftiilll jras and water ser■K line. B jrivr prompt attention to all 'I (>r< r I up or pmall. jjiy not consult us about your ■Kuirements IJtimate submitted upon reI Spst without
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      489 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. Experienced Veterinary Inspector for service in Johore. Preference to retrenched officer. Age 86 max.; Forward copies of testimonials. Apply Veterinary Dept., Johore. FOR SALE FOR SALE 10 H.P. Motor, A.C. Guaranteed in perfect condition. Apply Box No. 43f» co Malaya Tribune. WHEN BUYING INK or GUM j ALWAYS
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      621 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. IN THE ESTATE OF TAN YEW CHAY, DECEASED. I PURSUANT TO THE TRUSTEES ORDINANCE 1929. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors and other persons having any ('aims against the estate of TAN YEW (HAY, Deceased, late of No. 20. Lorong 35, off Geylang Road, Singapore, who
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      345 4 SIMPLEX SOUND PROJECTORS Guaranteed Perfect Sound and Reproduction. Equal to any Big Theatres' Equipments. Demonstration and Particulars UNIVERSAL PICTURES CORPORATION, 287, Orchard Road, Singapore. Sole Distributors. AUCTION SALE in big and small lots to suit all buyers, of B largo number of "Coleman instant lite" benzine table and bracket lamps,
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      278 4 EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 11 28. i (A Government Registered School)- i\ (For Boys and Girls). 1-A, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical Education--Systematic Training both in Technique anc? Theory. Complete Courses leading to lA>.l* j Certificate, Diploma, ate, Booklet free. M. ANCIANO. Principal.
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      617 4 t < LATE AGAIN The Clock or Watch has STOPPED or is giving the Wrong Time. Being Late Often means LOSS OF BUSINESS OR EVEN LOSS OF WORK Therefore take all Clocks or Watches that go wrong to YICK WOH HI!NG Their One and Only Address 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAh
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    1,000 MILES OF TREES
    359 5 "Belt From Canada To Texas Washington, Aug. 8. \N interesting scheme to prevent thr. Middle West from becoming in time second Sahara has just been launched A forest belt 100 miles wide and more than a thousand miles long will be ni-mt vd from the Canadian
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    AIRWOMAN BREAKS RECORD
    52 5 Marseilles. M a Helene Boucher, the French airin, claims to have broken a world rd by covering 1.000 kilometres (600 in 2 hours 26 minutes 38 seconds, rage speed of 409.2 kilometres hour »245 m.p.h.>. made her record flight over Istres aerodrome in her Caudroh-Renault 310 h
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    BOY CRIMINALS
    213 5 Twenty-One Gangs Infest American City Charlotte, North Carolina. np\VENTY-ONE gangs of boys, whose a jes from eight to sixteen, are declared by the Chief of Police (lb F H Little John) to infest Charlottetown JESS Cr T es range from murder tc dealing milk. D 7, hi s
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    MONKS UNFROCKED
    124 5 Accused Of Helping Robbers In Cambodia i A sensation was caused in Cambodia towards recently by the arrest 1 of the head of two Buddhist monasteries, who had helped dacoits by supplying them with arms. Some fifteen dacoits were arrested, and they explained where they got their arms.
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    CHINESE WEDDING IN PENANG
    281 5 Both Graduates Of Raffles College A PRETTY Chinese wedding was solemnised on Sunday afternoon at .he Seventh Day Adventist Chapel, Norham Road, the parties being Katherine Jhoo Poh Cheng, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chee Choon Lim and cf Mr. Chee Kok Peng, i Government
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    COMMEMORATION STAMPS
    65 5 Paris. i Blue and violet stamps commemorating the fourth centenary of the discovery cl Canada by Jacques Cartier have been brought into use by the French post office. The first consignment was sent to St. Malo, the port from which Cartier set out. A violet "Bteriot" stamp in
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    "STOMACH DANCE"
    144 5 'Offends Public Morals" In Istanbul Istanbul. THE "can-can"—or famous "stomach dance"—has been banned by the municipal authorities here. The reason given for this decision is that the dance "offends public morals." The dance, which is one of the oldest in the East, has always been very popular in
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    PAMPERING SPOILS THE CHILD
    457 5 Lady Doctor's Warning TOO MUCH MOTHERLY AFFECTION (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Aug. 27. »J"HE selfishness of excessively affectionate mothers who spoil their children's lives was condemned by Dr. Jane Hawthorne, the educational expert, at the New Health Society summer school a* Malver
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    TERRORISTS TO DIE
    90 5 Life Transportation For Girl Reuter. Darjocling. Sept. 12. r IHREE of the accused who made ai attempt cn the life of Sir Johi Anderson on May 8. have been sen tenced to death, two others to fourteei years' rigorous impr sonment an»;' another to twelve years, while
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      45 5 n Read the k "Sunday Tribune" j Dominant in Malaya, j i i mm (yidburys were made. Obtainable in—PLAIN TABLE bOURNVILLE BISCUITS STIRLING ASSORTMENT •.•in-- fM Ik Chocolate Covered). SIME, DARBY CO., LTD. Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Seremban, Pening, Ipoh. Muar, Malacca, Kuching (Sarawak). 1 prr?;
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      297 5 Help Kidneys If Kidmy Trouble or Bladder Weakness mak.s you suffer from GettingUp Nights. Nervousness, Dizziness. Rheumatism, Stiffness. Burning, m) Smarting. In-hing or Acidity try the new discovery Cystex (Slss-tex). Guaranteed to end your troubles in 8 days or money back. At all chemUU. JOS. TRAVERS SONS. Singapore Penang. *A
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      585 5 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it vp-to-date and complete. Happenings tf general interest will still be included in the
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    216 6 VESSELS ARRIVED Elephanta, British, 2,695 tons, from Calcutta 12-9, to Penang, Rangoon and Calcutta i 3-9. Tofcian. Dutch, 67? tons, from Pcntianuk 13-9, to Tanibelan 15-9. ELinfoe. Dutch, 715 tons, from B'mastn 13-9, to Sampit, B'masin 16-9. Valent: n, Dutch, I.IBT tons,
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    SHIPPING NOTICES
    59 6 A letter from the Consul-General ot the Netherlands, states that accordin2 to the telegraphic advice from the Chiel Inspector of Navigation at Batavia. Java, the Light Bucy Straat Padang (1 deg. 14, 0' N.—102 deg. 31, 0' E.) is not burning. A telegram from Labuan states that the
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    116 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Sept. 13. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Elephanta 22: Rohna 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Corfu 18; Akita Maru 14; Glenamoy 12; Klang 8; Tilawa 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3» Malayan Prince 30: Steel Navigator 33; Men.tor
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS.
    222 6 Domestic Production, as represented by exports frcm Federated Malay States, Unfedeiated Malay States, and Straits Settlements (Settlement of Malacca), ot lin. and Tin-in-Ore at 75.5 per cent., daring the month of August. 1934. Tons Jons Federated Malay States 3,21.) Unfederated Malay States, Johore 26 Kedah 17 Perl
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    132 6 The R. M. S. Comorin with mails from Europe is expected to arrive at Penang it 4 p.m. to-day. The mails are expected to reach Singapore by the 5.54 p.m. train to-morrow evening and will be dealt with on Saturday morning. The local agents el the Netherlands Air
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    MONEY MARKET
    208 6 SELLING. Singapore, Sept. 13. London 3 months* sight 2|4 7132 London 4 months' sight 2|4 13;64 LoriHon 60 days' sight 2j4 316 London 30 days' sight 2|4 London demand 2,4% London T.T. 2,4 3J32 Lyons and Paris demand 370 Hamburg demand 144 New York demand 58% Batavia and
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    101 6 Public Functions An,] Sports Fixtures J I TO DAY, SEPT n High Tides—0.43 a.m., 12 43 M Football: S.A.F.A. Cup. Wil: Pulau Brani fre-play> a Stadium; Govt. League, r.v V;Monopolies I v. Etcetera TO-MORROW, SEP^ High Tides.—1.21 a.m., l.io Football: S.C.F.A. Lr-ae;ue K Mackenzie,
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    AMUSEMENTS
    70 6 ALHAMBRA.-A Very Hoi Guy.' APOLLO.— "Whither Gen rk and 9.15. CAPITOL.—"The Return O ror.' EMPIRE. "Bitter Sweet GREAT WORLD.— Cabaret Danctoe sideshows, Dean's Grand Opei Wayangs. Cinemas. Talkies etc MARLBOROUGH Va sail! Hindustani talkie. NEW WORLD Cabaret D sideshows, Malay Operas. Chii Wdyangs. Cinemas, etc. PAVILION.—Sidney Howard [t'j A
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      529 6 j; SINGAPORE HOTELS j H ADELPHI SEA VIEW HOTEL. HOTEL. If JH S m I TO-NIGHT FRIDAY I SPECIAL DINNER DANCE SATURDAYS 1 CABARET. I S BOBBY'S DANCE REVUE. SPECIAL DINNER 1 DINNER DANCE MUSIC FRIDAY: BY ll SPECIAL DINNER classical music THE RELLER BAND I DURING AFTER DINNER r
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      17 6 (gull bahar] |i IMPARTS V SWEET ft /RAtiRANT |fl SMELL WHILST ASSISTS -1 HAIR |B GROWTH.. K
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      464 6 LATES T A D VERTISEMENTS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. Annual Supplies—l93s. TENDERS arc invited under the follow- heads for supplies to the Singapore j Municipality, from Ist January, 1935, for one year:— 1. Brooms and Baskets. 2. Bakau Firewood. S. Bakau Rollers. 4. Scaffolding Poles, Bintangore Roller-, etc. 5. Bricks. 6. Pre
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      164 6 LATEST ADVERTISED NT' Gramophone Records. The Latest Hits. 50 Cts. and $1 Each. MART EXCHANGE. 301. North Bridge R< SAVE MONEY buy WINES PROVISIONS from MART EXCHANGE 301, North Bridge Road. Large Assortmen I oi LADIES SILK STOCK!I UNDERWE.A PADDOCK ARROW $2.50 EACH. PHOENIX SOCKS. BORSALIV HATS AT $3 GENTS
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      206 6 [postal wggjjgag SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY South India tßohna) 3 p.m. Burma (Elephanta) 3 p.m. India, North and East (Elephanta) 3 p.m. Bengkalis, Fort de Kock, Padang, Pakan Baroe, Siak arid Selat Pandjang (Tidore) 4 p.m. Blinjoe and Pangkal Pinang (de Weert) 4 p.m. Tandjong Pandan (de Weert) 4 p.m.
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      93 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological i Service Ltet Yesterday Nigkl Max. BriKht Mm. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine, i mp. Stations. Deg. F. Inches. Honrs. Deg. F. Alor Star 88 Nil ;.T 71 Sitiawan 91 0.11 7. Kota Bharu 87 Nil 3.5 Bukit Jeram 81» Nil Malacca Bt> Nil 1".:» 75 Singapore:
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    NEW CEYLON FOR THE SINHALESE
    649 7 Severing Relations With The Others Horana, Sept. 3. I *11* time has eomo when vigorous .i drastic action alone can save mt!y from tne precipce towards ,i IS being inexorably forced, and for as all a certain reasonable a" oi prosperity ar.d happiness," Mr. S.
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    SEREMBAN POLICE COURT
    96 7 I Alleged Evasion Of Customs Duties (From Our Own Correspondent) Reremban, Sept. 12. CHONG LIM, a shopkeeper, was produced before the Seremban Magistrate, Mr. V. W. Pin cell, on a charge of evading Customs cuty on various consignments of dutiable gcods imported from Chop Hip Yup, Singapore.
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    GERMAN PROTEST
    35 7 Berlin. The German Minister in Prague has addressed a protest to the Czechoslovak Foreign Office against attacks on German statesmen which have appeared recently in the Prague Left Wing and emigre German press.
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    OUR READERS' ' VIEWS
    82 7 OUR READERS' VIEWS Letters To The Editor. [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does net necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one side
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    K.L. Dust Nuisance
    168 7 —*1 MtOUIIVK. I I (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune) Haying read the explanation given §?J? e cl^ airn an of the Kuala Lumpur banitary Board, in your issue of the 10th ca P not help writing a few line's irl «i t subject ot dust nuisance in
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    An Obnoxious Name
    302 7 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune) Sir,—Permit me to make use of the columns of your paper lo ventilate a grievance that has already been redressed by the authorities in other pai is of Malaya but which has been treated with indifference in Malacca. Conceding that the old
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    32 7 "Tanglin Resident" writes suggesting that the seating accommodation in the buses on the Tanglin route might be improved and that the lures ate too high compared with those charged on other routes.
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    U.S. ARMY MANOEUVRES
    74 7 1 Will B?. Ihe Most Extensive i Ever Undertaken New York. Soldiers of the regular army and the National, Guard, 15.000 strong, will engage in one of the most extensive manoeuvres ever undertaken in the United States, this month. i Contingents of troops will assemble in j
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      350 7 Nq matter it's an informal old "MAX" has its part. vintage is heartily welcom- ed by ali those present. 64 MAY" 5 STAR > Av*«2V BRANDY imported By WILLIAM JACKS CO. (Malaya) LTD. SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR. HAAS -3. .HI i. I i.j.i •>■<•■, MM VMM ■■firm Mitnt_" MM immMMUJM
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    IMPORTS OF BEER INTO CEYLON
    742 9 I iLarge Stocks In Bond j 12,532 GALLONS SINCE JULY 24 I Hk Times of Ceylon understands that, in connection with the recent Governmental action over the raising of the Customs duties on all j foreign beel\ ale and porter, importj ed into the Island,
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES BIRTH
    24 10 BALASINGHAM—At the General Hospital, Singapore, on Sept. 11th, 8 a.m. to Dr. t Mrs. T. Balasingham—a daughter (F.M.S. papers please copy).
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
    128 10 Ml". Hee Quee Njia.i, brothers and family beg to thank their friends, relatives, members of the Chinese Association, Amic. able Athletic Assoeiati >n, Sunrays Athletic Party, Sunnydale Badminton Party. Bramtoco Sports Club and the staff of Malayan Tobacco D'stributors, Ltd., who nttended the night-visits and the funeral of their
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    SILENCE, PLEASE!
    686 10 WE were very glad to receive the letter from Mr. R. J. Farrer which was published ii; yesterday's issue. President of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners for many years, Mr. Farrer preferred to continue to live in Malaya when the time came for him to retire, and from the
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    112 10 Mr. A. H. Assiter, of the Singapore Municipality, is sailing for Home on leave by the Corfu. Prince and Princess Savistia, the parents of the Queen of Siam, who were admitted to Batu Gajah Hospital following a serious motor accident on the main trunk road between Tapah and Kampar on
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    Notes and Comments Whither Science?
    171 10 SCIENTISTS have got to the veriest bottom of the sea and the veriest top of the sky and we are left wondering where next they will arrive. Will they risk a rocket journey to Mars? For years this has been projected and more than once
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    Poison
    125 10 rjpHE fact that some people are poisonI ed by strawberries was mentioned j recently by the Coroner at a Nottingham inquest when he made reference •to the manner in which an individual may have a particular idiosyncrasy to a form of poison. "Some people,*' he said, "react abnormally to
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    Unemployment Relief
    233 10 the passing of the econonr? depression and the gradual return to normal—if not prosperous conditions, there is a new problem which countries practically the world over. Malaya included, will have to examine careAilly and that is the question of Unemployment Relief. Is any relief from relief possible? is
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    Unemployed And Unemployable
    244 10 I yyHEN ii is remembered that not all unemployed are in need, in tastances where one member of a family is working instead of two or where others have resources to fall back upon, it would be better for such relief agencies that have come into existence
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    Topics Of The Day
    217 10 By "Looter-On" rpHE doctors continually dismay the public by contradicting each other. For years those who attempt to cultivate the slim silhouette have taken it as their first principle that potatoes aie fattening. Now comes Dr. Neil Leitch, of the London School of Dietetics, to say
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    25 10 FINANCIAL NEWS, CLUB DIARY, 5. OUR READERS' VIEWS, 7 ROTARY CLUB MEETING, 13 SPORTS NEWS. 14. IB and 16. WIRELESS PROGRAMME, 17.
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    RUSSIA'S ENTRY INTO LEAGUE RECEIVES A SETBACK INDIGNATION OF M LITVINOFF
    329 11 Powers Embarrassed POSITION TO BE EXAMINED Reuter Wireless. Geneva, Sept. 12. I>LSSIA S entry into the League has received a setback. As expected, the modified text of ♦he proposed invitation by the Powers has not pleased M. Litvinoff. who
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    GERMAN IMPORTS
    125 11 Meihod Of Payment Closed Reuter. London. Sept. 12. ONE of the remaining means whereby German importers pay for British goods has been temporarily closed. The Reichsbank temporarily suspended payment Into the special account opened by them in the name of the Bank of England, because it exceeds five
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    FRIENDLY CHAT
    114 11 Chinese Leader Meets President Roosevelt Min Kuo Jih Pao. Shanghai, Sept. 13. Dr. Sun Fo, the chairman of the ative Yuan, returned from his iday yesterday in Hawaii. Interviewed, he said that he met lent Roosevelt at "Honolulu but their talk was not of a political nature N
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    GINLING EXPLOSION
    68 11 Due To Carelessness In Handling Bombs Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Sept. 13. The mi:;hap at the Ginling Armoury 1 Tuesday, in which two porters were killed and ten injured, was due to the rolessness of the labourers in loading ti i 1 bombs, it is reported. 1
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    CHINA AND THE LEAGUE
    140 11 Importance Of Election To Council Reuter. Nanking, Sept. 12. TiHE Chinese public and official circles are most anxious over the re-elec-tion of the League Council and the opinion is being expressed that the failure of .China's re-election will have deplorable consequences. The leading daily papers argue
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    NEW WORLD CABARET
    109 11 Grand Carnival Night On Saturday management of the New World Cabaret will stage a Grand Carnival Night on Saturday next, which marks the close of the present Singapore races. A Tango competition will be held and geld and silver medals, kindly presented by Mr. Wee Ban Cheng,
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    STOLEN MATTRESS
    202 11 Chinese Fined For Possession (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. A Chinese named Soh Ah Kay was to-day produced before the first magistrate, Mr. F. K. Wilson, and charged with being found in possession of a mattress belonging to a Tamil named Utuvadu at Malay Street on
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    LOCAL FIRES
    120 11 Busy Day For The Brigade The Brigade had a busy day yesterday having to deal with five calls, two of wh'ch were to houses and three for grass fires. At noon they were called to Dorset Road, where the roof of 61. a wooden attap dwelling house was
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    NO SHIPMENT OF ARMS
    79 11 Britain Takes NecessaryMeasures Reuter Wireless. Geneva. Sept. !0. Britain has notified the League that all the necessary measures will be taken v j revent the shipment of arms, war inatfii-J and aircraft to Paraguay and Bolivia as the necessary agreements are ies-hed on the basis of
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    STRIKERS PREPARE TO FIGHT
    342 11 Peace Denisd Us MANY INJURED IN RIOTING Reuter. Washington, Sept. 12. OROSPECTS of a settlement of the strike are showing marked sigm of receding in consequence of yester day's events. Mr. Gorman states "peace is denied us and we must face the management in the field
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    SHOT DEAD
    91 11 Reuter Wireless. A.F. Official Killed At Baghdad Baghdad, Sept. 11. MR. J. A. White, an Air Ministry civilian official attached to the Works and Building Department of the Royal Air Force, has been shot dead by an Iraq •lerk, and another British civilian named Marks was seriously wounded
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    PICNIC AT SCUDAI
    134 11 •Anniversary Of Chinese Amateur Orchestra By kind permission of Unku Majid bin A. Omar, Chinese Protector, Johore, the members and friends of the Chinese Amateur Orchestra celebrated the Third Anniversary of the Orchestra at his seaside Bungalow at Scudai, last Sunday, Sept. 9. The members met at
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    MARTIAL LAW IN TIENTSIN
    531 11 Subversive Propaganda JAPANESE AGENTS ACTIVE Sin Chew Jit Poh and Min Kuo Jih Pao. Shanghai, Sept. 13. WHILE the Chinese throughout the country will commemorate the anniversary of the Sept. 18 incident the Japanese will hold a counter demonstration. Over 70 Japanese warships, includ ire the
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    PRINCE GEORGE
    111 11 Royal Couple Warmly Received In Paris Reuter Wireless. Paris, Sept. 11. Prince George and Princess Marina have arr;ved here from Munich. The crowd, infected with the happiness ladiating from the royal couple, soon lost its first slight reserve and mingled with the royal party as if to welcome
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    85 11 S ngapore, Sep*.. 13. An accident occurred in Amoy Street yesterday, when a Chinese boy of six years of age. fell into a drain. He received a deep cut over the left knee, exposing the bone and was convoyed to the General Hosp tal. A Chinese was found
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    NEW CENTRAL BANK
    139 11 Wid? Powers Of The Chairman Reuter. London, Sept. 12. EXTRAORDINARY powers are in vested in the thirty-seven-year old Mr. Graham Towers. Chairman of the New Central Bank of Canada, the byelaws of which have just been issued. The Governor will be the supreme head, holding office for
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    ALLEGED BREACH
    61 11 Singapore. Thursday. Acting on instructions from Malacca, two Chinese, Goh Lee Hoon and Lee Ban, were arrested in Singapore and produced before the Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Grice) this morning on charges of criminal breach of trust involving a sum of $200. In applying for a postponement, De-tective-Inspector
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    MORRO CASTLE untitled INQUIRY
    672 11 Officer Arrested LOOTING BY SEAME SUGGESTED 1 I I New York, Sept. 1 JT appears that Alagna, the se& radio officer on the Morro Cay has been arrested and will be anil ned to-day, when the question of will be decided, whereas sev others of the
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    Injured Warder To Get Damages untitled ACCIDENT AT WOODLANDS
    1315 12 I Broken Arm Ige to consider I AMOUNT Singapore, Wednesday. tearing of the case in which John O'Regan, a former in the Johore Bahru Prison, r. Frederick Cator, of the S T avy and formerly attached naval wireless station at for
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    CRASH SEQUEL
    117 12 Allegations At Penang Assizes (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Sept. 12. fTHE case in which a Chinese is alleged m to have caused death by rash driving was continued to-day before Mr. Justice Whitley at the Assizes. The accused, Ng Swee Ham, giving evidence, declared that as his
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    FAREWELL FUNCTION
    90 12 Tea-Partyi At Pekan Chinese School Singapore, Wednesday. Mr. Yap Sin Hee, of the District Office, Pekan, was entertained to a teaparty by a few friends at the Chinese School last evening at 8 p.m.—the eve of his departure for Bentong on transfer. At the close oi the function,
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    U.S.A. SENATE ARMS INQUIRY
    126 12 American Airwoman's Hot Protest Reuter. Washington, Sept 11. MR. John Bull's letter, which was read at the Senate Arms Inquiry also declared that the American Government might, by .selling machineguns and other arms, help China against Japan. "Nothing whatever was done towards this,' Mr. Miranda categorially
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    LOCAL WEDDING
    204 12 Mr. C. L. Batchelor And Miss Dulcie Monteiro Singapore. Thursday. THE marriage of Mr. Conrad Laughlin Batchelor, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Batchelor. of Singapore, to Miss Dulcie Carmen Monteiro, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Monteiro, of Singapore, was solemnized at the Cathedral of
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    ALLEGED TORTURE
    90 12 Chinese Labourers Deported From Japan Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Sept. 12 It is now ascertained that only seven of the third batch of deported Chinese labourers from Japan arrived in Shanghai yesterday. Six are detained in hospital at Mojl owing to injuries alleged to have been received
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    THE WORLD'S TASTE FOR TEA
    191 12 Great Britain Still Heads The List GREAT Britain still drinks more than 1 half the tea consumed in the world, according to the first report of the International Tea Committee. This is in some measure believed to be due to the growing habit of drinking
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    ELECTRIC LIGHTING
    221 12 To Be Extended To Pahat (From Oicn Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Sept. 11. Batu Pahat, which is quite a large town and is 79 miles by road trom Johore Bahru. has for a long time been handicapped by having no electricity, but the residents will be glad to know
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    29 12 The half-yearly meeting of the I Soriety for the Prntoption r*f Hindu Children will be held on Sunday at 4 p.m. at the City High School, Bencoole* Street, Singapore.
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    ANTI-RED DRIVE
    349 12 Troops Near Communist Stronghold Shanghai. Sept. 11. ACCORDING to refugees from Changting, the Red stronghold, which the Government troops are making prepalations to attack, the Communists have established a branch of the 4 Soviet Bank" there and are compelling the inhabitants to accept bank notes issued by the
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    CHINESE SHIP
    91 12 Third Launching At Newcastle Reuter. London, Sept. 12. THE Hai Li, the third Chinese Government ship was launched at Newcastle by Miss Hsu, niece of Mi. Tan. Chinese Consul in London. The Hai Li is similar to the Hai Yuan, which was launched on July 27 and the
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    CIVIL AVIATION TO-DAY
    1010 12 15 Years' Progress WHAT BRITAIN HAS ACHIEVED i JQAST month British air transport completed fifteen years of regular flying between London and th<> Continent, and to. summarise pm- gress during these pioneer years, 1 from 1919 to 1934. it may be said that— Air passengers to and
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    ROTARY CLUBS IN THE EAST
    999 13 Some Impressions YESTERDAY'S TALK TO ROTARIANS Singapore, Thursday. .ALLOWING a business meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club at A del phi Hotel yesterday, Mr. j».,uglas llowland, Rotary Inter- u ti< nal Organising Secretary foi tht far East, gave a brief, but u resting, talk on
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    "IT'S A COP"
    249 13 Sidney Howard At Th? Pavilion THE CINEMAS rjELIGHTFUL entertainment of the y unique Sdney Howard quality is to be seen at the Pavilion, where "It's A C °P began a season last night. The plot is, as usual, fantastic, and tne star, who is seen in the
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    SAAR PLEBISCITE
    78 13 Allegations Of Nazi Threats Reuter Wireless. Saarbrucken, Sep:. 11. A LLEGATIONS that Nazis in the Saar have terrorised the populat on with threats of reprisals after the plebiscite and have gained control of local administrations and poisoned the mirds of the cfficials are made in a memorandum sent
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    WHEN THEFT BECOMES ROBBERY
    433 13 D.P.P/s Explanation At Assizes Singapore, Wednesday. 'THAT a theft becomes a robbery when a man who is charged with it har also committed assault was the explanation made to a common jury this morning, by the D.P.P., Mr. N. Worley, whe" aoneared for the Crown, in
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    CONTEMPT OF COURT
    467 13 Chinese Witness Twice Fined Singapore, Thursday. A j TEOCHEW named Ng Lai Chocn, from the Yeo Chu Kang fishing illage, who was called as a witness in charge against three accused, a fishernan named Goh Lim Kang, his wife md his daughter-in-law, was responibie for peculiar behaviour
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    DUTY NOT PAID
    238 13 Chinese Fined At Kuala Lumpur (From Our Oion Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. Before the first magistrate, Mr. F. K. Wilson, a Hylam named Ho See, was charged with being found in possession )f half a gallon of intoxicating liquor it the 7th mile, Damansara Read, on Vug.
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    ALLEGED MURDER
    96 13 Sikh's Death From Fractured Skull Singapore, Thursday. Alleged to have hit a Sikh named Cher Singh with a pole raised over his head with both hands, a Bengalee Brahmin, Bangsi, was this morning produced before the Third Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Brander, and charged with the murder of
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    APPEAL ALLOWED
    176 13 Sentence On Motorist Set Aside (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. Sept. 12. IN the Supreme Court, Seremban, today, before Mr Justice Mudie, Mr. A. G. Dobbs, of Singapore, successfully appealed against his conviction by Mr. V. W. Purcell, who fined him $5, or three days' r.i., for using
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    ART EXHIBITION
    41 13 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Sept. 13. The Chinese Art Exhibition opened *t Geneva yesterday under the auspices of the China International Library. No fewer than 190 pieces of drawing.-, mostly ancient pictures, were displayed —Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    EXCHANGE BANK IN CHINA
    254 13 Capital Subscribed By Japan Min Kuo Jih Pao. 1 Shanghai, Sept. 12. I HE Japanese banks of Hingyeh, Taiwar and Korea have contributed yer" 20.000.000 towards the capital of the Sino-< Japanese Exchange Bank, which has it* office at Peiping. A bridge will be built across
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    untitled Dividends Again At Yesterday's Races
    4360 14 Despite Excellent Going In Fine Weather Three Wins For Trainer Van Breukelen: Owner's Remarkable Success 1 Singapore, Wednesday. jUGHT and sunny weather favoured the fourth day of the ;umn Gold Cup race meeting here lay, when seven of the nine events the card saw
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    Police Spring A Cup Surprise, —American Tennis VICTORY BY ODD GOAL
    832 15 R.A.F. Go Under vi'K POINT DECIDES THE ISSUE Singapore, Thursday. I ;K U.A.F. were eliminated from 1 Singapore Soccer Cup Comt <»n at the Anson Road Stadium ;!ay bv the Police, who 1 }-(.al in three after a keenly-
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    Windsor Lad Wins The St. Lager
    350 15 A ONE HORSE RACE: RECORD TIME EQUALLED Re uter. London, Sept. 12. THE following is the result oi the St, Legei Stakes run to-day at Doncaster <1 mile. 6 furlongs, 132 yards i:— WINDSOR LAD (C. Smirke) 1 TIBFRIUS (Jones) 2 LOZIMGARO (Cordon Richards)
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    LOCAL GOLF
    418 15 Keppel G.C. To Meet Sepoy Lines G.C. THE following are the teams for the match between Keppel Golf Club and Sepoy Lines Golf Club on Sunday, over Keppel links (Sepoy Lines name. 1 first) 8-45 a.m. R. 11. Oakeley (12) and Dr. R. G. Spink (15) v. H.
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    Handicaps For Saturday's Races
    462 15 j fpHE following are the full handiI caps for Saturday's races, the final day of the Singapore Autumn (Gold Cup) professional meeting:— race l. Ponies, Class I, Div. 2, 7 furs —2.15 p.m.:— Spot White 9.7, Gold Finch 9.0. Phar Rong 89. Airow Girl 8.7, Get
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    AMERICAN AMATEUR GOLF
    129 15 Holder Beaten In Third Round Reuter. Brookline, Sept. 13. THE following are further results in the American Amateur Gulf Championship THIRD ROUND Torrance beat Johnny Lehman (Chicago) 4 up and 3 Jacobson beat Jack Ahearn (New York» 1 up. Ross Somerville beat S. Noyes (Nev York» 1
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    MANX GRAND PRIX
    75 15 Junior Event Won In Record Time Reuter Wireless. Isle of Mm, Sept. 11. IN the Manx Grand Prix Races,. White oT Hertfordshire and a schoo'inaster, rid ing Norton, won the Junior event, cover ing 22('< miles, in the record time of 1 hour;-. 59 minutes and 44
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    Perry Retains Hit Title
    124 15 «V five-Set struggle WITH ALLISON Reuter. Forest Bills, Sept. 12. Fj'HKD Perry, lite K»itish champion rt'.nir.pfi his American tennis title 1 to-day. beating Witmer Allison in the 1 /«7iaI in live sets at 6—4, ti—3, 3—C, I—6, 8—6. AMERICAN OUT-GENERALLED. j Forest Hills, Sept. 13. Perry
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    LEAGUE SOCCER
    79 15 Results Of Yesterday's < Games Reuter. London. Sept. 12. J 1TOE following matches in the EngHsM and Scottish Football Leagues won played to-day: SECOND DIVISION. Manchester U. 0 Bolton W. Newcastle U. 4 Blackpool SCOTTISH LEAGUE (DIV. 1». Airdrieonians 0 Dundee Dunfermline A. 1 Ayr U. I Hamilton
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    N. S. Wise Wins Kampong Kuantan Title TEE VALLI LAWN TENNIS
    1705 16 Malay's Success i OPEN TOURNAMENT CONCLUDED I (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. j •"J'liJt annual open lawn tennis tournament held at the Kampong Kuantan Club, Kuala Selangor, ii t connection with the Tee Valli festival, took place
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    Very Bright Hockey Prospects In Perak
    783 16 Champion State Team Available But Better Talent in Hand (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Sept. 11. THE hockey season in Perak official- ly begins on Saturday, Sept. 15 vhec the annual match between last ear's State team and the Rest will c played. This
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    CHINESE LEAGUE SOCCER
    158 16 Player Sent Off The Field Singapore, Thursday. PLAYING on the S.C.F.A. ground Balestier beat Kreta Ayer bv two goals to one in a soccer match vestpr day. Play was marred by rough play a m one Kreta Ayer player was sent off th" field and another player
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    WORLD BOXING
    34 16 Vince Dundee Loses To Teddy Arosz Reuter. Pittsburg, Sept. 12. IN a fifteen-round contest for the World's Middle-weight Championship, according tc the New York S. A. C, Teddy Arosz outpointed Vince Dundee.—Reuter.
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    SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF MAN
    745 17 Many Branches V0 ULi) CONGRESS IN LONDON I (ieorge opened recently in lireat llali of University (lower Street, the first f the International Cong- r hropological and EthnoloScieno68. /rcss is designed to include departments of research ntribute to the scientific rui, in their application to ,nl<s,
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    BANDIT SUPPRESSION
    141 17 Remaining Reds In Fukien Surrounded Shanghai, Sept. n The Japanese ratios in Chinwangtao are rtrv supplying ammunition to the bandits they have made thai they should get 40 per cent, ot the loot. Mr. Tao Shang Ming, Admir.strat.ve comnieslOlte of Luantung, and Mr. 1 cr,i Tung, Managing Director
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    TROTTING MEETING FALLS FLAT
    466 17 New Shanghai Venture Not A Success THE sport of trotting has apparently not made a big impression in Shanghai, says the North-China Daily News: If Saturday's exhibition races at the Chinese Jockey Club's course, under the auspices of the Shanghai Trotting Club and with the good
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    ROTARY CONFAB
    183 17 Convention In Manila Next Year THREE hundred presidents, secretaries, and directors of the various Rotary clubs all over tlje United States, recently gathered at a convention in Del Monte. California and promised the through James King Steele, executive secretary of the Philippine Tourist* Association, to make the forthRotary
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    DRIVER CHARGED
    165 17 Sequel To Car Crash Fatality Singapore, Wednesday. An accident in Bukit Timah Road en Monday night between a motor lorry and a car containing a party of Che.ttiars, had a •sequel in the Fourth Police Court this morning, when Satspram, the Indian lurry driver appeared before Mr. C.
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    HOPE DIAMOND
    358 17 Cursed Stone Stolen From India The notcrious Hope diamond is back in England, and the old stories are being re-told of the trail of tragedy that has attended its possession. The Hope diamond is a stone of bluish hue weighing only 44*4 carats quite an insignificant jewel as
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    GRASS FIRES
    33 17 Singapore. Wednesday. I i The Singapore Fire Brigade was call- ed upon to deal wth six grass fires I yesterday. AP were extinguished without difficulty and little damage was 1 done.
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    COLOMBO'S TOWN HALL
    280 17 I J t Improvement Of. Acoustic Properties f v r '*v I* +i I ;V pEHTAIN alterations are now being carried out to the Colombo Municipal Council Chamber in the Town Hall with a view to improving its acoustic properties. When the Town Hall was completed and
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    A HOME-GROWN PRODUCT
    74 17 Germans Should Eat Millet Instead Of Rice Berlin. Germans should eat German millet instead of rice, says the newspaper "Voelkische Beobachter." The reasons the paper gives are:— Millet contains the same nourishing qualities as rict •t is chcapev because it is 'ncme-srrovn. It would help to refill
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    LANE MOTOR GARAGE,
    54 17 59, Penang Lan<* (corner of Orchard Road). USED CARS! Fiats 509 A $400. Rugby Saloon $400. Wippet $400. Dodge Saloott $300. Erskine Roadster $300. All cars in excellent condition. Garage open on Sundays. REPAIRS! Decarbonizing C cyl., $9. 4 cyl. $6 Greasing $1. Overhauling $:>5. Repairs to
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      314 17 Wireless TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME The Belfast Wireless Orchestra J*)-DAY'S Empire wireless programme is as follows:— «•20 p.m.: Time Signal from Big Ben. The Rutland Square and New Victoria Orchestra, directed by Norman Austin, relayed from the New Victoria Cinema, Edinburgh. '•20 P.m.: Time Signal from Greenwich. A recital of new
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    CIVIL AVIATION IN INDIA
    106 18 New Scheme To Cost Ninety Lakhs Simla, Aug. 24. IT is understood that full financial details of the civil aviation scheme, a forcast of which was given by Sir Frank Noyce, in answering a question in the Legislative Assembly, will be placed before the Standing Finance
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    BICYCLE THEFT
    173 18 Young Chinese Sent To Prison Singapore, Thursday. Rigurous imprisonment for six weeks v\as the sentence passed this morning by Mr. J. M. Brander, the Third Magistrate, on a 20-year-cld bicycle thief named Yew Lai Scon, alias Yew Tiong Lung. Accused was seen by two detectives on the night
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    THEFT OF PEN
    190 18 Sharp Punishment For Chinese Ycuth Singapore. Thursday. Fe can't be banished because he is i Snails-corn Chinese. He h?.s had hree previous convictions and was indtr police supervision at the time. hz committed the the ft lie has no tion of reforming ~nr.niiv, and 1 a>K your
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    ALLEGED HOUSE-BREAKER
    113 18 Pleads Guilty To Possession Of Tools I I Singapore, Thursday, i A complete outfit of housebreaking implements comprising chisels, files, clasp knives, an auger, a torch and a bunch of keys were brought before the Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Grice) this morning, when a Chinese, Fong Chan Lee,
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    SINHALESE CHARGED
    57 18 Alleged Criminal Breach Of Trust Singapore, Thursday. Charged with criminal breach of trust in respect of a quantity of gold a Sinhalese, M. B. Carolis Hamy. appeared before the Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Grice» this morning. He claimed trial and the case was postponed for one week, bail
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    SULTAN'S BIRTHDAY
    415 18 People's Greeting And Ruler's Reply I (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. THE following is a translation of the address, delivered in Malay at the Astana Mahkota yesterday, by the Hon. Mr. Lai Tet Loke, en behalf of the people of Selangor: We, the members of all
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    HORSE NEWS
    185 18 Mail Coach Supplanted By Motor Van HORSES come whinnying into the news from Reuters European Correspondents. Prom Cologne, it is recorded, the last horse-drawn mall coach has ceased to run in the Pfalz, Rhineland. The mail will travel in a motor van in future. 1 Herr Michael Schneider,
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    BOUND OVER
    206 18 Chinese Charged At Kuala Lumpur (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. A Chinese named Chew Eng was today produced before the first magistrate, Mr. F. K. Wilson and charged with being a suspected bad character. Chief Court Inspector A. E. Jakeman prosecuted. It was alleged that a
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    GREAT AIR RACE
    55 18 Sir Charles Kingsford Smith Tests His Plane Reuter Wireless. Sydney. Sept. 11. An average speed of 230 miles per S r Charles Kingsford Smith when he tested again the new Lockheed Altar plane whioh he will use in the forthcoming air race. His flying time was nii*>
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    PADDY CULTIVATORS IN CEYLON
    196 18 Sympathetic Action By Minister Batticaloa a.,,. TT will be remembered that 1 suit of the agitation by the v caloa Farmers' Union and the i, granted to the deputation by Mr. D. S. Senanayake. Mims c culture and Lands, in September the recommendation of the v
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    MALAY CHARGED
    139 18 Alleged Attempt To Evade Duty (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday At Kuala Lumpur Police Court to-dav a Malay, Haji Salleh, was charged beforo the first magistrate, Mr. F K Wilsoi with attempting to evade customs dutv on three leather bags, 226 sarongs and Id slippers at
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    RUN ON BANK
    44 18 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Sept. 13 mere was a lun yesterday al ti^ Japanese-owned Shanghai B Woosung Road. An approximate sum of $300,000 ns paid out. The Japanese Consul is ii v stigatini the business of the bank.—Sin 1 Poh.
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    CHINESE LABOURERS
    30 18 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. Sept. 12 The third batch of Chinese labourer expelled from Japan arrived in Shanghai yesterday. The batch numbered 16--3 in Chew Jit Poh.
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    53 18 "That the present svstem of etiunt'on does not fit youths for life" «vill b. the subject of a debate at the Chines» Christian Association Hal'. Prinsep Street, at 8.15 this evening. The principal speakers will be Mr. Tan Penv Whee, Mr. Lee Eng Sian. Mr. L'-e So Chuan and Mr.
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      664 18 I MORTGAGEES' SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE LANDS AND HOUSES To Be Held At The Saleroom Of Messrs. Tan Ho Oon Co., Ltd., NOS. 90 92, MARKET STREET. ON TUESDAY, 18TH SEPTEMBER, 1934, AT 2.30 P.M. Lot 1. Valuable freehold land and house, No. 655-4, off Aljunid Road,
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    INDIRECT RULE IN AFRICA
    1030 19 Some Difficulties CONTACTS WITH WHITE RACES niii. pressure of European civilisa- tion upon Asia, though long iuucd, lias been gradual and while bringing about great s, it has never dissolved the are oi Asiatic society, writes f. K. Strickland in The Times. i ica the impact
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    MARKET LIST
    469 19 Details Of Current Prices Singapore, Sept. 7. MEAT Beef, steak (round), kati 27 Beef, stew or curry, kati 29 Pork, lean, kati 42 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 33 Mutton. Australian, per lb. 33 Fowl, kati 35 Hens (locally reared), kati 40 Ducks (Java), each 45
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    ROSE CULTURE IN CEYLON
    610 19 Interesting Address To Rotarians AT the weekly luncheon of the Rotary Club at the Grand Oriental Hotel recently Mr. J. C. O. Ernst. Assistant Municipal Assessor, delivered an address on his experience in Rose culture. The Rt. Rev. Dr. Marz CarpenterGamier. Bishop of Colombo, presided. Mr.
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    MANCHURIA PLAGUE
    104 19 Fifty Victims Already Claimed Harbin, Aug. 30. The town of Podunei, on the Sungari River, 80 miles south-west of Harbin, where pneumonic and bubonic plagues are ravaging the area, has hoisted the black flag as a warning to all who may approach that the whole place is dangerously
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    CANTON EXPLOSION
    94 19 One Killed And Several Injured Canton, Aug. 26. As the result of an explosion on board a Canton-Chanchuen towboat one passenger was killed and several others injured. Among the latter being a child. The condition of many of the injured is so grave that many are not expected
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