Malaya Tribune, 14 September 1934

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    42 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya Vol. XXI. «G 5527 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1934 1 3 The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, Sept. 14, 1934. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1934. FI VE CEN^
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    Shipping News & Notices. TRAFFIC THROUGH SUEZ CANAL
    698 2 Shipping News Notices. TRAFFIC THROUGH SUEZ CANAL Growth Of Motorship Tonnage rE steady growth in motorship traffic through the Suez Canal is pointed out in an article in the "Bulletin Deeadaire, issued by the Suez Canal Co. Th is motorship tonnage has increased in every year notwithstanding the recent slump
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    PANAMA CANAL
    457 2 Twentieth Anniversary Of Completion Washington, Aug. 27. THE Panama Canal—"The Dream of the Centuries"—became a reality twenty years ago this month. vVhile war was raging in Europe the 9,006 ton steamer Ancon of the United States Government, left its berth at Cristobal on the Atlantic Ocean at 7.10
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    SOUTH AFRICA'S NAVY
    230 2 Mine-Sweepers Are Returning To England TWO British mine-sweepers, Immortelle and Sonneblom, the last of South Africa's former navy, have left here and are on their way to England to return to the British Navy. No ceremony marked their departure, and there were only a few people on
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    PILOTAGE LIMITS AT LIVERPOOL
    1032 2 8.0. T. Inquiry To Consider Amendment AN inquiry will be held by the Board of Trade in Liverpool on October 23 to consider the proposed amendment of the Liverpool pilotage district in such wise as to provide for the abolition of the Western or Point Lynas
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      395 2 ■TEAMER SAILINGS. ■ii■i i P&o«nd nmsH INDIA J\ O. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. I it Due Tonnage. Singapore. 15,000 Sept. 14 iifl'TAN 6,100 Sept. 27 LAJPUTANA 17,000 Sept. lEHAR 0,000 Oct. 7 "HITRAL 15.000 Oct. 12 SOUOAK 6.560 Oct. 24 SARTHAGE 15,000 Oct. 2« tANPURA 17.000 Nov. 9 IUR&WAN
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      130 2 \Wj ILOYD TRIESTINO (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo. Bombay Calline at r«lnmK« »~w o arachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, PoTt Due Leave Due s s CL ARA CAMUS Oct. 16 Oct. 16 Spore. Spore. Venice s.s. CONTE ROSSO Sent 17 FOR
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      163 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. DeUtKh |H D n| Australische Dampfachiff. G«ellschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARDS. HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AMD JAPAN PORTS. t m.s. KULMERLAND, via Manda sSffS m.s. RUHR, via Manila Oct' 4 t m.s. DUISBURG, via Manila Oct' 16 t m.s. RAMSES, via Manila Oct*
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      620 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. NORDDEDTSCHER LLOYD. (Incorporated b Germany). Jfc SEE? c OUTWARDS. "COBLENZ" for Manila, H'kon* 1814 S'hai, N. China Japan I "SAALE" for H'kong, S'hai, Japan N. China "MAIN" for Manila. H'kong S'hai, N. China Jk Japan i "ODER" for Manila, H'kong S'hai, N. China Japan <; HOMEWARDS. "DONAIJ" for
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    Mining Shares LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    515 3 Singapore, Friday. The following mining share quotations issued by Fraser and Co., excnange stock brokers ue Buyers. Sellers Am pat Tin 5|- 5,9 j Assam Kumbang Tin 37,6 4U|Cd Austral Malay 50,- 52,bxd b£ Aya- iiitam lin 15(3 •Aer Weng 2.00 2.10 U Bangrin Tin
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    175 3 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION LOCAL VALUES STEADY U.S. Rubber Consumption Drops CBy Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Friday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 25 V» cts., down Vg ct. Market Tone: Quiet. Tin (Singapore), $*****, up $V B Yesterday's Prices:— London: 7%d., down Viid. Market Tone: Easier. New York:
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    PRODUCE
    202 3 Singapore, Sept. 14. R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $134 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $124 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 3 per Koyan $118 Rice, B. Siam N 1 per Koyan $106 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $103 Siam, Sinhuay Al
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    CROCODILE RUBBER
    202 3 Debenture Stock To Be Redeemed (By Air Mail) London, Aug. 29. rplIE New Crocodile River (Selangor) Rubber "Company 'proposes to repay its debenture debt. This will mean a considerable saving in interest besides clearing the mortgage on its estates. In a circular to shareholders the directors state that
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    RAW MATERIAL
    66 3 Economical Use Of Rubber Amongst the numerous decrees issued in connection with the raw material problem is one asking for the u:most economy in the use of imported raw materials. To ensure this special regulations have already been made for several industries; for instance, the amount of raw
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    PETROL PRICES
    156 3 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon $1.19 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.82 Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial
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    AMERICAN TRADE
    684 3 National City Bank's Review 'pHE reports of business activity during the past month have been of the kind usually expected in mid-Summ°r, states the review for August of the National City Bank of New York. Except in years when a strong forward movement is under way, ns in
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    TIN AND RUBBER
    77 3 The following outputs are reported for August: j r TIN Pahang Consolidated Co., Ltd., 3,830 piculs. t» ar Ipoh Tin Dredging, Ltd. (A. Etam) 590 piculs, 172,100 yardage 620 hours run. Sungei Kinta Tin Dredging Ltd., 470 piculs, 122,400 yardage 598 hours run. Temoh Tin Dredging, Ltd.,
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    CHARTERED BANK
    36 3 The directors of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China have declared an interim dividend for the past half year at the rate of 14 per cent, per annum, subject to income tax.
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    TIN OUTPUT
    15 3 The output of Renong Tin Dredging Co.. Ltd.. for August amr>un*« tfl nieul-
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    SUPPORT OF THE DOLLAR
    159 3 Paving The Way For New Borrowing Reuter Wireless. New York, Sept. 7. CONTINUED support of the dollar which is reported to be by the stabilisation fund is considered in many circles to b e a step to prepare a favourable reception for forthcoming Treasury financing arrangements
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    TEXTILE INDUSTRY
    190 3 Cartelisalion Order In Germany Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Sept. 5 Carlelioation of the German textile industry has been ordered and the various branches of the industry will b.united in respective group2, thr learlr of which responsible to tile Reich Leaders of Economics. The order 1- s:ep forward in the
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    RUBBER REPORT
    108 3 Messrs. Guthrie Co., Ltd., in their weekly rubber report dated Sept. 13, state; The market has been quiet since our last report. Prices have remained steady up to this morning, but at the time of writing have weakened slightly, owing, no doubt, to the fall of V 4
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    Rubber Shares LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    707 3 Singapore, FndafjM The following rubber chare quotath are issue d by Frascr and Co., and Ly '{k and E\att. 3 ijl Issue Value. Fraser Lyall I Shares. Co. Evatt. 1 All en by 1.95 2.05 1.95 2.0* 1 1 Alor Cr.jah 1.60 1.70 1.60 1.6.
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    55 3 oajLT rauca* ocboshx Sui)'.il»».r«. Frtclnv i.tuii Buyara Sailer» R.is.s rejual to L Ian idortl Ppol (loom > j .»-,si do 11 <\0 B I 2r>H mdard It.:- ma Tvrvsoi f>l. Jfcfl Mon-li \|T'< I ir,- 27>| ..r Merkvi n dull Uiteat I'at'lv: l^ondoi i,-■( lh V.-l.
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      46 3 THE 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 ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. READ OFFICE: 16D, Cecil St.. Singapore.
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      82 3 .Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY.) Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAM IK, BATAVIA. Branches throughout the Dutch East Indies and in the Straits Settlements, India, China, Japan and Arabia. LONDON BANKERS: The National Provincial Bank, Limited. Correspondents in the principal
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      70 3 iHST 0 HAND WHEN YOIT HAVE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT. No doubt you have some untealised dream—heretofore made impossible by inadequate funds. A Savings Account will soon enable you to make these desires m reality. Sufficient ready money for your next holiday—perhaps some article you want to buy— any wish you
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      294 3 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, I)" Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital Paid-up-Capital £1,000,000 Reserve 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 Fixed Deposit
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      438 4 I HASSAN, mi, BRAS BASAH ROAD, ■BINGAPORE. Bkrtake all sorts of work Real, gas and water seril prompt attention to all ■jther bij? or small. X consult us about your Bb submitted upon re■thout chr.rge or obliga|l TTIOXT! 3411. YA TRIBUNE. >NE: 5811 an A fcCRII'TION RATKS. AIM X IN
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      443 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED—Qualified, Experienced Veterinary Inspector for service in Johore. Preference to retrenched officer. Age 35 max.; Forward copies of testimonials. Apply Veterinary Dept., Johore. WANTED EXPERIENCED TEACHER for English School. Apply with testimonials, stating age, qualification to P.O. Box No. 4. I WHEN BUYING INK or GUM j ALWAYS
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      603 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. IN THE ESTATE OP TAN YEW CHAY, DECEASED. PURSUANT TO THE TRUSTEES ORDINANCE 1929. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors and other persons having any claims against the estate of TAN YEW CHAY, Deceased, late of No. 20, Lorong 35, oh" Geylang Road, Singapore, who died
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      416 4 AUCTION SALE. IN THE COURT OF THE JUDGE AT JOHORE BAHRU. Land Application No. 33 of 1933. Between AW BOON HAW, of 85, 87 and 89 Neil Road, Singapore, Chargee And Lily Lee, of No. 554, Geylang Road, Singapore, Chargor All that piece of land held under Johore Government Grant
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      229 4 EDUCATIONAL. PAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1128. i (A Government Registered School)- (For Boys and Girls). l-A, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical Education— I Systematic Training both in Technique an<? Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.u.U Certificate, Diploma, A etc Booklet free. M. ANCIANO. Principal.^
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      589 4 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 HIING Their One and Only Address 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (Near Middle
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    CIVIL SERVANT'S DUTIES
    1632 5 Judicial Functions PROCEDURE IN CEYLON CASE a CIVIL Servant's inability to keep A his executive duties apart from his judicial functions was held by Mr. Justice Dalton as a fatal irregularity to the conviction of the accused in a case from the Folic Court of Mullaitivu, in
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    GAMBLING RAID
    210 5 Sixteen Javanese Convicted (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Sept. 13. IL/HILE seated on mats in a clearing TT on a rubber estate at Sungei Tiram and gambling by the light of four oil lamps, about fifty Javanese were surrounded by the Police and sixteen of them arrested.
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    WAR ON LOCUSTS
    83 5 International Conference In London London, Sept. 11. The delegation to the third international locust conference representing the Governments of locust-infested countries •n Africa nnd Western Asia were welcomed in London by the Under-Secre-tary for the Colonies, the Earl of Plymouth, when the first session of the conference
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    CINEMA INDUSTRY
    86 5 £6,700,000 In Entertainment Tax In Britain London, Sept. 11. Figures relating to the cinematograph business in Britain given at the British Association meeting at Aberdeen to-day revealed that the public paid £40,200,000 tor admission to British cinemas last year, entertainment tax revenue amounting to £6,700,000. Of 476 imported
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    WIRELESS LICENCES
    28 5 London, Sept. 11. The General Post Office returns show ihat the number of wireless receiving licences issued up to the end of August last was 6,428,960.
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    Untitled
    98 5 untitled of Macao learnt with regre of the retirement of the Reverena Father F. X Soares, Arch-Deacon of diocet t tf Macro, who has also been «n charge >f u.e parish of Saint Lawrence' Churc i Macao, for many years. Father Soaros v jl l bo leaving Macao early in
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    JOHORE BAHRU COURTS
    354 5 Sequel To Car And Lorry Collision (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Sept. 13. AS the result of a hire car colliding into a motor lorry from the rear and the latter turning on its left side, the driver of the car, a Tamil, named Ilangamany, was
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    WHY IS HE SO TIRESOME?
    33 5 s,'»,l »l,L r»u»». 1»K»»N un »> ..sl.», wl,«n cK»OUOck »>u.t>. <'nll<lr",> i»s> >>»>,'» >»! tnvis <n»r:»c »< l »n«' "l sn« ll,' l > f.s si,.». „s!'.> »ll« >1.,,>V ,,,,1. »>.., ,.s 't,»>!s < N»l<
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      174 5 YOU ARE HELD SPELLBOUND BY HER CHARM! 1 9 —popular Para- f can be yours too! Your favourite .star is she a rljzzling blonde a bewitch ng brunette? Which? No matter who she is you'll notice this her skin is flawless, radiant wi li the freshness of youth. Film stars
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      197 5 8NNVK5V. Invisible men6me un6estn>l«n. >«». z A —-"-•••"-'•••■-•■-••-•■•'••^■••■■■■••■:iBIIBIIBIiaiI«IIBIISIiailBMBI|(llsl|B1^ilsliailsl!SMBIiBIISIiBl l |.l|ll|l'«iiai.|liai|«Mfim I EVERY SATURDAY f 1 /5 /iff Z*4K I I l THE IMPERIAL AIRMAIL closes in Singapore each Saturday at 7 p.rr.. and is deli—^^T^ —A vered in London on the morning of the following Monday I wick. The postage
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    VESSELS ARRIVED JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW- TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    212 6 SiiY..rui..L\:i, Briifife, •<,»** tons; from Calcutta u.'.t, to Ifafrid lft.9, Hino.'ayn Aiaru, Japanese, a.187 tons: f>..m tulcuiti/ i in Hongkong l.'/.'.t. haK Sorie;, British, M70 frm*. fn.M Hongkong 14.9; to Penaug m.9. Cluin, iJut.J.. 0fcQ »o n fiem J2.u, to
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    HSIPPING NOTICE
    39 6 Singapore, Sept. 14. A telegram from the Jaikai Maru at Pulodapur Island, strtes that the light at the south mouth of Banka Strait. «Lat. 3.08 deg. S. Long 106.31 deg. £> extinguished at 8 p.m. on Sept 13.
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    THE CONTE ROSSO
    48 6 The Come Rosao 1« due here at day- bghl on Monday. 17. from Shanghai and Hongkong She will berth along- I side the S.H.B. wharves and will sail ag&ih ai 2 p.m. the same day for Colombo. Bambay. Rflez, Pott Said. Btindisi, Vc&ice ami Trieste.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    106 6 I SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore. Sept. 14. Bast Wharf Gate 1) Chak Sang 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Himalaya Maru 16: Toyooka Maru 11; Islander 9; Bengalen 7. Empire Dock (Enimnce Gate 3) Malayan Prince 30* Steel Navigator 33; Thurland Castle 37.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    47 6 Matte from Europe «London malls despalehed en Au?. 23). by the Comorln will arrive by train 'o-nlght. Mails will be dealt with to-monow morning and correspondence will be readv for delivery tc boxholders at 830 cm. Delivery by ppstmeii will fommenee at the same time.
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    FOREIGN TELEGRAMS
    59 6 Under the International Telegraph Regulations the maximum length of a word in code language is fixed at five lexers. Code telegrams can therefore I only be accepted at code rates if the text 3? composed of five >ti\r groups. Telegrams containing code groups ex- ceedir.g five letters mm
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    MONEY MARKET
    191 6 SELLING. Singapore, Sept. 14. London 3 months' sight 2|4 7132 London 4 months' sight 2j4 13|64 London 60 days' sight 2j4 3116 London 30 days' sight 2|4 5|32 London demand 2j4Vb London T.T. 2j4 3j32 Lyons and Paris demand 370 Hamburg demand 144 New York demand 58% ißatavia
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    253 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. SEPT. M High Tides.—1.21 a.m.. l.io pm Hockey: Hornets v. Bukit Timah f Club, N.C.C. ground. Football: S.C.F.A. League, Kalian" v Mackenzie, S.C.FA.; Gove i. Division Two. Printing v Mon.i ;C II, J.C.S.A.; S.A.F.A Cup round. Chinese v.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    57 6 ALHAMBRA.—"A Modern Hero. APOLLO— -Tilly ct Bkjcmsbury." CAPITOL.—"CaII It Luck." TMPißE.—Hindustani talkie. u&BAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, Hdeshows, Dean's Grand Opera, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. MLAKuJORCJ UGH. —"Vacant Hindustani talkie. NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dandnf. sideshows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, etc. PAVILION.—Sidney Howard in It's A Cop." RllZ—"Taizan, the Fearless' 12nd
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    19 6 Lefi Arrd. Ey Spore London i\lr Mail (Dutch) Sept. 6 Sept. 14 Sibajak Aug. 24 Sept. 13
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      635 6 SINGAPORE HOTUS ■HW'UuintHiiiiiiaititiiii.iiiMinrmiiii'iiiii.w^ Sea View Hotel j J ICEAL SEASIDE RESORT. TENNIS, GOLF, SWIMMING, SUNBATHING. J LvLRY ROOM WITH BATH AND MODERN SANITARY INSTALLATION. V RUNNING HOT AND COLD WATER. ONE OF SINGAPORE'S SCENIC I BEAUTY SPOTS. I j FRIDAY SATURDAY I p SPECIAL DINNER DANCE DINNER DANCE MUSIC I
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      166 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS An excellent opportunity is offered by a mm of Sac ncers to a pupil to learn Moor, antcal Ventilation and Sanitary Engineering .investment essential as premium, for full I particulars and enquiries to Box No 440 C o Malaya Tribune. TRADE MARK NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
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      155 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS TO LET. OFFICE:—2nd Floor, 124 126, Robinson Read. SHOPS:—124A, (Top Floor), Cecil St., 160, 1G0B. 162, 162A. 163B, Rochore Road, 203, 205, Serangoon Road, 34 4>346, (Ground Floor), 340 342. (Top Floor). 328 330, 332' C34. Orchard Rd., 11, Clyde Terrace. SHOPHOUSES:—2, Race Course Lane, 20. Klang Rd..
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      29 6 DANCERS! DANCING SHOES, Solid Leather Throughout. A PAIR. Inspection Cordially Invited At: YICK WAH SING, Watchmaker Footwear Manufacture a l 81, North Bridge Road, J (Near High Street). J
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      323 6 [POSTAL INT€LLIGEHtf SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Soengei Liat I Plancius) 2.30 a.m. Muntok (Plancius) 2.30 p.m. Java, South-West Sumatra, S.East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and T. Dilly (Plancius) 2.30 p.m. Bengkalis, Fort de Kock, Padang, i 3 akan Baroe, Siak and Selat Pandjang (Ampang) 3 p.m. Belawan and Medan (Tinombo) 3
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      378 6 C5,l/6 0//4/tF ll'nere are ntimerot« (7/ut,« Foeiettcz in ?no«t o/ t/te member» o/ uinicn are o/ tne "Z7aldl,a T'ndune." ?/niH Olarz, i» proticjeci HpecialiH, /05 inem. are i/l?iteff to co-operate in Keepino tt a/lll complete. //apneninyH 0/ at-Tlt-ru/ interest u?M «ii/l de inclt/eT'es in tne Oicrv 0/ kfeTlt»" T'ne clud
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      94 6 general meeting, Mr. Chew Kok Teov/'s residence, 38, Amber Road. 1 pjn. Telck Ayer Epworth League: Devotional meeting, church hall, 8 p.m. MONDAY, SEPT. 17 Chinese Friendly Association: Committee meeting. Mr. Tay Oen S sidencc, 161, Tras S'reet, 8 p.m. TUESDAY, SEPT. 18 Mayfair Musical Patty: Musi'- practice Ai Torg
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    The "Abdication" Of Claudette Colbert "CLEOPATRA" FILM FINISHED
    590 7 The Abdication Of Claudette Colbert "CLEOPATRA" FILM FINISHED tVonderful Gowns ,;THES AND MENTAL OUTLOOK i another three hours, Claudette 1 Hu rt would abdicate as Queen h«_"*i>t. Her regal and revealing and gold?n head-dresses and ■<\ tiaras would be stored away t ion after section of her enor;,aiace at Alexandria
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    FILM DIRECTOR'S TASK
    111 7 Because little English boys are ap- not allowed to adopt screen Hollywood, Mr. John Farrow n Mm director, has been here tor a Canadian boy with an accent" to play the part of C pperfleld in the Aim version of classic. screen David Copperfield must be eigW
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    Screen Entertainment In Singapore
    1792 7 Glimpses Of Some Forthcoming Films *THERE's the scent of tanbark and jungle beasts and the tang of pink Igmwaac in Richard Bartheimess latest warns:- Bros, picture, "A Modern Hero," Which comes to the Alhambra Theatre tQ-Qay, f (H there's a show within the production. A LL
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    FILMS THE CENSORS BANNED
    382 7 Reasons For Their Rejection rkVER 1,000 miles of fi1m—5,439.217ft. V/ —embracing 1,713 subjects were dealt with by the British Board of F.lin Censors during the year ended Dec. 31, 1933. Twenty-three subjects, amounting to 111,258 ft„ were rejected. Exception was taken by the examines to 504
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      237 7 7*\s JOHNSON "JUNIOR" jglMt Outboard motors JUST ARRIVED ASSte THE LOW EST PRICED QUALITY I\ W'^OUTBOARD MOTOR mW BHMIiW m THE VvORLD tP mMI THE GR^ATEST M EJ S OFFERED IN r* A OUTBOARD MOTORS Kjl/JUy/fsLlllf Till: BORNEO COMPANY, LTD., ihi ii i ii i i i i MM<jiw«aiawMnM i
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      260 8 I 6.15 I ALH AMBRA j 9.151 ft. THE <L\SH FIRE OF LOUIS BRO.VII IF.LD'S SENSATIONAL BEST I I: KELLER ELECTRIFIES THE SCREEN! I Ij j SHE GAVE HIM ONE W I SHINING HOUR OF LOVE mM I j then married another manf ft w/tm 1 ■fl Sh* gov. him
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      626 8 o i iftT-°Trnt- locao E=aomec=:o U Come along and get That grand "Sweep-winning" feeling Here's the Gold > Cup Winner for real fine Screen Entertainment t FOXS SNAPPY NEW V« /1 A Til FA I < comedy hit: \jt\Y\ I O 6,15 TO-NIGHT! 9.15 J !»F j[ 'Pat" Faterson II
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    JAPANESE SEA SCOUTS
    166 9 IOn Their Way To Singapore fr„ni our Oicn Correspgndent) Bangkok. Sopt. 13. ,-tir Japanese Sea Scouts, working their T" V- vessel, after much hospitality i bt.seeing, sailed for Singapore. Singapore, Thursday. wuni Maru, a vessel of 178 tons, here on Sept. 20. J )o;J. which has been
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    H.M.S. CAPETOWN
    193 9 Cruiser For China Station In Singapore < Cr .l lisei which is to be H M S PsmAt China Squadron, 1 Capetown, arrived in Sineannre i oort onV^™ 00 and 5l w en «he will resume wiU rfp. g a e ee t °the e H a M.
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST
    89 9 Employee Of Bata Shoe Company Charged (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. THE case in which Ke Tjong Kwa, an employee of Bata Shoe Company, stands charged with, alleged crhmnal breach of trust in respect of the property of the said Company, was mentioned again
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    MR. CHAN KANG SWI
    578 9 Second List of To Function Appended is the second list of subscriptions to the function to be held by the Chinese* and traders and planters of Malacca in honour of Mr. Chan Kang Swi, J.P., C.H., in appreciation of his many charitable acts and services to
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    43 9 What do you do with your discarded clothing? The Y.W.C.A. will be glad to have it for their jumble sale to be held at the Y.W.C.A., Raffles Quay, on Friday. Oct. 5 at 4 p.m. Men's, women's and children's garments are all wanted.
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    MOTOR FATALITY IN IPOH
    366 9 Woman's Poignant Story At Inquest (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. Thursday. LLHILE standing by her ion grave in TT the Churchyard attached to St. Michael's Church, Ipoh, Mrs Wong Thean S*e heard a crash and on going on to the road to see what had nap-l-ened,
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    MALACCA NOTES
    162 9 Chief Sanitary Inspector's Death (Fmm Our 0\"t< Correspondent I Malacca. Sept. 13 AFTER en operation the death oc- eurred yesterday, at his residence of Mr. S C. Ami»lan Chlci Sanitarv Inspector. Municipality. Malacca. The deceased, who wa. 44 years of age. had been ailing for some time. Mr.
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    PAKUR RAJ TRIAL
    239 9 Doctor's Evidence In Murder Case Calcutta, Aug. 27. IN the Pakur Raj Murder Cast-, Dr. S. K. Gupta, Assistant, School of Tropical Medicine, examined said that he examined the plate containing the blood of dead Amarendra Pandey. He did not find it to be a typhoid case
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ENGAGEMENT.
    50 10 The engagement is announced and the marriage wili tak»> pla?e between Mr. Ngeow Ser Sin, the younger son of Mr. Ngeow Nia:i Chin of No. 775, Noith Bridge Road, and Miss Tan Seok-Cheng, the second daughter of Mr. Tan Tia/ig ftiow of No. 107, Chin Swee Road.
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    TIN AND POLITICS
    615 10 QXE of the shrewdest criticisms of the International Tin Committee and the stranglehold it maintains on the industry in Malaya was contained in the speech which Mr. Mungo Park delivered at the annual meeting of Ulu Klang Tin, Ltd. "The industry has become the focus of distressing
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    CLEAN SPORT
    249 10 A leading article entitled "Clean Sport" was published in our issue of \tk. 3. After referring to the Malay footballers who had been declared professionals as a consequence of what occurred during a tour of Java and to the decisions made by the Singapore Amateur Football Association with
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    Notes and Comments Laughter In Court
    143 10 tITHEN the dignified atmosphere of a court of law is broken by jocular comment, either from the bench or the bar (-laughter in court" as the newspaper men record it), it does not necessarily suggest that the respect due to the court is in
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    "Vulgar Jocularity"
    113 10 npHE All-Ceylon Women's Conference held recently in Colombo, passed a resolution protesting strongly against "the tone of ribaldry and vulgar jocularity which has prevailed in the Courts in connection with recent cases involving the relations of men and women. In the interests of public morality and decency (the
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    Unlike Malaya
    209 10 TN times like the present, when mutual friendship and co-operation between countries, races and communities the world over are the key words of progress and prosperity, a speech made In Ceylon by a member of the State Council and a leader of the Sinhalese community makes strange reading.
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    Peeping Tom
    312 10 j RECENT issue of the China Weekly j Review contains a report on the 1 "observations" of a Japanese traveller on his fellow-passengers, while on a sea voyage from Shanghai to Nanking The report was culled from the i formation Bulletin." a journal published in English by the
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    Topics Of The Day
    257 10 By "Looker-On" rpHE title of a series of articles published in an American magazine is, "Was Europe a Success?" AAA Probably it nevej; was. But it still manages to stagger along somehow. And even the United States did not prove to be the Promised Land. A
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    29 10 FINANCIAL NEWS, 3. CLUB DIARY, 6. SPORTS NEWS, 14, 15 and 16. WIRELESS PROGRAMME. 17 CINEMA TOPICS, 7. SELANGOR PLANTER FINED, 12 CIVIL SERVANT'S DTITTFS f>
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    WAS THE MORRO CASTLE FIRE CAUSED BY A BOMB? STARTLING THEORY BY CUBAN
    352 11 Cabin Shook LIFEBOAT CREW CRITICISED Reuter. New York, Sept. IS. SUPPORT for the theory that the Monro Castle fire was caused by hs was provided by a Cuban enger, Mr. Ralph Mestre, who, terviewed by Reuter, declared
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    "HOLY MAN" CHARGED
    120 11 Arrested In Street While Begging Singapore, Friday. Ram Das. an Indian "holy man" dressen in tattered clothes appeared before Mr. J ML Brander in the Third Police Court this morning on the charge of begging alms in River Valley Road. He said that he was not actually
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    CHINESE ARTS
    82 11 Vnangemvnts For The First Exhibition Shanghai. Sept. 14. Di Y.i Yn Jen. Mr. Ching Hang Yi Chefi Shu Jen and Mr. Hsu the promoters ef the :>"• t> National Arts Society who will jr fir»! art.=; exhibition at the 'I.- 0 j the Overseas Committee to- 'i.'irw t
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    FAMOUS CELLIST
    80 11 'I o-N ijfht's Recital At Memorial Hall A last opportunity of hearing the lamous cellist Emanuel Feuermann will ofTered at the Memorial JIall tonight. Whe.a he appeared in Singapore a few eks ago Mr. Feuermann was acclaimf ,j y a large audience. Since then he '•i-s yiven se.veral
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    SALES OF SILVER IN LONDON
    141 11 Indirect Embargo By China Reuter. London, Sept. 13. 17ASTERN banking circles in London do not anticipate important limitation activities by foreign banks in Shanghai as a result of the Chinese Government's order which was published on September They declare that there is at times some
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    NATIVE RUBBER
    94 11 Export Duties In The D.E.L Reuter. Batavia. Sept. 13. THE export duty on native rubber from October 1, has been fixed at twenty guilders per hundred kilograms Dry rubber duties for other assortments range from fifteen to eighteen-and-a-half guilders. The dry rubber group consists oi blankets ond bark
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    131 11 Alleged Assault On An Island Singapore. Friday. It is alleged that two Chinese (a mother and daughter l were assaulted by three others on Pulau Tikos, yesterday. The mother received injuries to the scalp, face and left hand, whilst the daughter rece ved no external injuria but complained
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    STOP PRESS
    54 11 RUBBER CONTROL Siam Refuses T4 Agree r Fr0 .71 Our Oion Correspondent) Bangkok, Sept. 14. pOLLOWING the refusal of the assembly to ratify the terms for Siam's participation in Rubber Restriction the Government has resigned. Seventy-four voted against ratification and 25 for. Ten did not vote. The resignation
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    SHOP FIRE
    112 11 Smart Work By Local Brigade Singapore, Friday. The Fire Brigade was called to 168, Cross Street, yesterday, where on arrival they found flames coming out of the loof and first floor windows of a book shop. On account of the risk of the fire spreading an additional pump
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    CHINESE TRAITORS ARRESIED
    728 11 Headquarters Raided MANY DOCUMENTS SEIZED Shanghai, Sept. 14. A DELAYED message states that the two brothers of stfr. Tsong Lou Zia, the governor of Fengtien, one of the three Manchurian provinces, and two other officials of the Fengtien Government, were kidnapped by Chinese Volunteers in Kirin on
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    SEAMEN'S MISSION CHAPLAIN
    520 11 Rev. A. V. Wardle SERVED IN BRITISH NAVY Singapore, Friday. "IT is surprising to find that the 4 tou:rh' waterfront which is usually a feature of every European oort. is not to be found in Singapore. People say in this Colony you will r ind the usual
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    RUBBER CONTROL
    39 11 Debated In Siamese Assembly 'From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Sept. 13. QIAM'S participation in the Rubber O Restriction Scheme was debated at great length in the Assembly. The Government's action met with scant approval from several members.
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    MRS. LINDBERGH
    45 11 Expectant Mother Story Denied By Hospital Boston, Sept. 5. Cambridge hospital authorities to-day f'enir.d, in connection with the Boston Post story, that Mrs. Lindbergh had engaged a room there in anticipation of the birth of another child in the third week of September.
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    ROCKEFELLER ILL
    31 11 Reuter. Lakewocd, New Jersey. Sept. 13. [i/IR. John D. Rockefeller, the ninetyfive year old millionaire, is confin?d to his home. It is stated that he is gradually failing —Routrr.
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    RUSSIAN WOMEN IN SHANGHAI
    133 11 Forced Into White Slave Traffic Reuter. Geneva, Sept. 13. I HE condition to which Russian women reiugees in Shanghai have been re ,uced can only be stated in the discreet jages of an official document, says the report to the League of the Nansen International Office
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    JAPAN AND THE MANCHUKUO
    201 11 Army's Demands <1 SETTLEMENT OF TH!i IMBROGLIO Reuter. 'i Tokyo, Sept. 13. PACED with the possibility of t!' War Minister's resignation ai« the consequential downfall of the Go ernment if the Army's demands for settlement of the so-called Trinit imbroglio in Manchuria is not accep ed,
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    Well-Known Selangor Planter Heavily Fined RONG DETAILS SUPPLIED
    312 12 tu6ber Control I DOWN BY HIS I'lfORDlNATES front Our Own Reporter» Kuala Lumpur. Sept. 13. AY J In Man, tht- well-knowr uivdr planter and min«*r, wa 50 plus $100 cost* by tht :i /is- t Mr. F, K. Wilson. >n!i&* ci»urt tn-rjny.
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    RIKERS CLASH WITH POLICE
    201 12 hops Looted In America Washington, Sept. 13. \.TION is rife as to whether lent Roosevelt will now interctly in the dispute as no furstings have been arranged he employers and the Arbitrard, who are now reporting to Roosevelt. fiile, both sides are preparing struggle. [ions are
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    ALLEGED ROBBERS TRACED
    387 12 Sequel To A Gambling Party Singapore, Thursday. ON the morning of June 29 last a middle-aged Chinese of the labouring class participated in a gambling party in the Tiong Bahru area. He was lucky and after winning about $20 he decided to break off. Heading for home,
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    ANNUAL MEETING
    119 12 Senior Officers' Credit Society (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Thursday. THE first annual general meeting of m iSESiE jl le B«*W Officers' s£2£ *T t V Cred l t and r?nh Vh c Ltd as he]d at the Selangor Club th's evening. Mr. G. P. Bradney presided,
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    HUMILIATION DAY
    114 12 Five Minutes' Silence On Sept. 18 Shanghai, Se.pt. 14. The Central Government has given orders for services to be held throughout the country In memory of the. loss of Manchuria on Sept. 18, the third anniversary of the Mukden incident. All amusements and entertainments are to be suspended.
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    F.B.I. MISSION
    69 12 On Its Way To Manertukuo Via Japan Reuter. San Francisco, Sept. 14. The F. 8.1. Mission to Manchukuo has left for Japan.—Reuter. The Federation of British Industries Mission headed by Lord'Barnby 4s' pro Manchukuo purely in order to investigate the possibilities of trade it was pointed out recently
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    K.L. POLICE COURT
    486 12 Samsu For Confinement Case (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. .AT the. Kuala Lumpur Police Court, a Chinese woman named Choo Thye pleaded guilty to-day to a charge of being in possession of a still for the manufacture of intoxicating liquor without a licence and also
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    THE EXPORT OF ARMS
    325 12 Malaya To Join In Embargo Singapore, Thursday. A GOVERNMENT gazette extraordinary issued last night gives the following particulars of the now forbidden exportation of arms and explosives and war material to Bolivia and Paraguay:— Now it is hereby proclaimed by the Governor in Council in virtue
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    MALAYAN Y.W.C.A.
    103 12 Conference Opens At Kuala Lumpur (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. DELEGATES from all Y.W.C.A. centres in Malaya assembled in Kuala Lumpur to-day for the annual Conference which will last until Saturday. Mrs. T. W. Hinch is acting as Conference chairman and Mrs. A. B. Jordan as
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    GERMAN DEBTS
    150 12 Offer To Lancashire Firms London, Sept. 11. THE Federation of Master Cotton Spin ners' Associations in Manchester today received the report of Sir George Holden and other members of the delegation which has just returned from Berlin, where discussions took place regarding the settlement of outstanding debts amounting
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    SIR SHENTON THOMAS
    161 12 Joint Welcome In Selangor (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. UNLIKE most other centres, where the usual practice is for the difl£rent communities to present separate addresses of welcome when some distinguished person arrives in the country, Selangor will follow its own precedent and present a
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    BITING BRITISH
    338 12 Haitian General's Enemy Eye Aimilw it-smciion i»as Deen put on imported artificial teeth, designed to make England "bite British." It recalls a story of the singular patriotism of a certain Haitian general in regard to such physical replacements. Having need of an artificial eye, he sent a request
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    N.R.A. REORGANISATION
    107 12 Principles Now Agreed Upon 1 I j Reuter Wireless. Hyde Park (New York), Sept. 11. for the immediate reorganisation and simplification of the National Recovery Administration have been agreed to between President Roosevert and General Johnson after a night's conierence. 6 wol/ 16 N A will Dlaced on
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    CHINA'S RELATIONS WITH TIBET
    237 12 r, Fears Of Renewed Discord Reuter. Simla. Sept. 13 A MESSAGE from Lhasa describes »u~ picturesque manoeuvre bv Mu Sung on September 5 to roasts Chinese sovereignty in Tibet, whirh has caused much fluttering at Lhasa Huang Mu Sung announced »hat Chinese Government's desire was t
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    PRINCESS'S GRIEF
    68 12 Anxious To Become A Nun Paris, Sept. 3. rpHE United Press learns that the In--1 fanta Beatrice of Spain, daughu: oi the famous King Alponso, is mo anxious to become a nun, grieving rovei the recent death of Prince Gonzaio The Infanta Princess was drivin° the car in
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    REDS SLIP THROUGH
    151 12 Government Troops Fail To Hold Them J Shanghai, Sept. 13. Heavy military movements are proceeding in north Kwangsi, according to a report by the Japanese Consulate at Hankow, to Tokyo. The Reds in Kiangsi have slipped into south Hunan, despite the fact that they have been surrounded
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    CUBAN RIOTS
    51 12 Attempt To Kill American Minister Reuter Wireless. Havana, Sept. 11. Troops suddenly swooped upon a large group of communists assembled w:th the aim of assassinating the American Minister, Mr. Caffery. A desperate struggle ensued and 27 arrests were made. A round-up of the International Communists' Club is expected.—Reuter
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      20 12 THE Overseas Assurance CORPORATION, LIMITED, China Building, Chulta Street, 'PHONE 5808. SINGAPORE FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLES ft WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANT*
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    PARENTS' REPORT SCHEME
    850 13 K. L. Experiment FORMER TEACHER'S VIEWS From Our Oivn Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. ui; K. Thampipillay, I.SM., one of th- senior masters of the Victoria j. tution, who retired a short time r, from Government Service and since taken over the head--tership of the Maxwell Road <
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    THE CINEMAS
    193 13 "Voltaire" At The Roxy ny years George Arliss has SSI f a satisfactory play based on f?JL c of Voltair e, often called the iatner of the French revolution. Now, after years of gradual preparation he brings this famous Frenchman to hie on the talking screen in Warner
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    "Tarzan, The Fearless" At The Ritz
    72 13 1 Tl e first version of Tarzan, the Fearless," adapted from Edgar Rice Burroughs' thrilling jungle story, with Buster Crabbe as Tarzan, which the Ritz cinema, Geylang, opposite Lorong 41, put on on Wednesday, concluded last night, and on both nights there were crowded
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    FAMOUS ORIENTALIST
    125 13 Death Under Tragic Circumstances Chicago. Sept. 14. Dr. Berthold Laufer. the Orientalist, died as the result of a fall from thv eighth storey of his hotel.—Reuter. Dr. Berthold Laufer, anthropologist and Orientalist, was born in Cologne Germany, on Oct. 11, 1874. He had a brilliant educational career and
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    I.S.P. CONFERENCE
    181 13 Tenth Annual Gathering Of Planters (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. A THREE-DAY conference of members of the Incorporated Soc'ety of Planters commenced in the Masonic Hall, Damansara Road, at 9.1i> a.m. today. The proceedings were formally openec by the Hon. Mr. M. B. Shelley, C.M.G. Chief
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    CHURCH FAIR
    87 13 Saturday's Function At Racecourse (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. AUNT SALLY and other side shows and amusements In addition to the stalls displaying all manner of nice things have sprung up all round and present a gay appearance at the Racecourse graiidstand and lawn for Saturday's
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    SOLD FOR SCRAP
    67 13 i Price Paid By Japan For Matson Liners The price paid by Japanese shipbreaker? for tho Mat.son Line steamers, Sierra Sonoma and Ventura, formerly on th( Sydney-'Frisco run, is approximately <»0,0C( dollars each as they lie. The three vessels were built in Phila delphia in 1900. the
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    CHINESE GIRL'S DEATH
    49 13 BREACH CHARGE FAILS Former Lawyer's Clerk Acquitted Singapore, Friday. rV. MARIAPPAN, formerly a clerk employed in a local solicitor's firm, vas acquitted by the Second Magistrate Mr. N. Gricei this morning on a •harge of criminal breach of trust in espect of $550.50 belonging to Mrs. lyan, a widow.
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    BREACH CHARGE FAILS
    310 13 The latter's husband was employed n the Banque l'lndo-Chine and when le died a sum of $1,055.50 was due to lim as provident fund. The amount concerned in the charge vas the balance due to Mrs. Ryan. The noney was eventually paid through the 3ank's solicitors. Mrs. Ryan wanted cash
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    449 13 fFrom Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. AN inquest into the death of a Chinese girl, named Ng Ho. aged nine years, aho died in the General Hospital as a result ol a motor accident ai Selayang en July 21, was heid to-day. Inspector R. O. Levies. O.CPD. of the
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      104 13 THE I EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. (Incorporated in England). WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION, FIRE, MOTOR, MARINE, ACCIDENT, ALL RISKS, BURGLARY AND BAGGAGE INSURANCE. General Agent* I SIME, DARBY CO., LTD., I SINGAPORE. I I TEL. 6144 I m ~rr^rmrwmrg-* —nrnmiMrniiin ihhmwi mi Pains and continuous strangury make you irritable. Banish the
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    Chances Of The Candidates For The Gold Cup The Race Merely Between Kuala Queen & Row Boat?
    1590 14 Chances Of The Candidates For The Gold Cup The Race Merely Between Kuala Queen Row Boat? To-Morrow Will Be A Day For The Stayers (By The-Man-At-The-Rails I Singapore, Friday. JHO will win the Blue Riband of the Malayan Turf to-monow? tat is the question which is of all (.-orbing interest
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    THE COLD CUP RACE
    827 14 Chant:?. Very Even According To Wcizh s (Despite the tall: cne hears everywhere that the big race or to-morrow for the coveted Gold Cup xs between Row Boan and Kuala Queen, an earnest study oi the handicaps does not leave the question merely a race open
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    59 14 The Albertians drew with the Kramat Union at soccer on Wednesday, on the Municipal ground, one all. Peng Cher scored for the and Ahmad Jaffar for the Union. Any party or club I desiring to have matches with the Alber- I tians may communicate with the Captain Lim
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    LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
    132 14 Presentation Match At The S.C.R.C. (From Our Oion] Reporter) Kua'a Lumpur, Thursday. fTHE S.C.R.C "V, winners of th« A Division Selangor League championship, wiU meet the Rest, drawn from the other sides which competed in the League this season, in a Presentation mafcrh arranged for Saturday on the
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    HOCKEY AT K.L.
    182 14 Indians Prove Too Good For Y.M.C.A. fFrom Our Own Reporterj Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. In a friendly game of hockey played at j the Indian Association's ground to-day the Indians beat the Y.M.C.A. by 5—2. I The game throughout was fast and in- teresting. For the most part
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    TWO PENALTIES
    91 14 Soccer Semi-Final In Malacca (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Sept. 13., In the. semi-final of tha Yeow Kirn Swee Shield Competition yesterday, the Banda Kaba Football Club were lucky to emerge winners by the odd goal ir three against the second string of Or Chinese. The Chinese, opened
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    JAVA TRADERS' ASSN.
    98 14 Tnt following havp been selected to represent the Java Tractors' in frh»nd>y matches aealnsl the Serangoon Friendly Part 7 2« pn?-ponz and badminton en Sunday a* 1 p.m. th" 7th milestone. Upper Serangoon Koad PING-PONG:—soh Kirn Peow. ChuaEng Cheong, Koh Tian Hock, Goh Eng I Bee, Yeo
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    SURPRISES IN S.C.C. TENNIS
    532 14 Results Of Tournament j Ties Singapore, Friday. YESTERDAY'S tennis at the S.C.f provided a great surprise when R.y, Smith, owe .'50.3, was beaten by V. W Brand plus 1. by 9—7, 6- -2, in > a Singles Handicap. N. S. Wise, the present Champion, and j
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    60 14 Pi the Slraii tetlc Party court. B.F citftatod the home tcain games to two Resulu 'Sir players named first': Charlie Chan be T 15-8. i 5 -0: Koh Lo \K N im Soo Choo ii—ls. 15—X Warm lost to Tan Khai 12—15; Noble Tan IoM i Patt
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    Malays' Next Cup Opponents. —American Golf PULAU BRANI WIN RE-PLAY
    510 15 v, litshires Reserves Lose U ii> (iAME AT ANSON ROAD Singapore, Friday. n c-piay between Pulau Brani i k! the Wilts II at the Ansoi. atfiuni yesterday resulted in a ,ry lor the Islanders. Wilts put up a hard fight,
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    NOVEL RELAY RACE
    114 15 A it am Of 20 Starts On 576-Mile Run i y in relay racing was inauguri :<«cntly at Sydney, Australia, when i limning team of 20 men began :< run to Melbourne. last man went oil at 3 a.m., and tap? l; expected to be broken at
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    S.C.C. SNOOKERS
    42 15 Singapore Friday. the S.C.C. snooker:; eaamp"-©n- .'S follows:--TO DAY Snookers: F. W. Fargus Banks, N. Fyfe v. T. B. Kogerj. MONDAY Jnteer Snookeis: H. Cray and J. t[ v. E. Laidman and K. B. BrolSnookers. C. Ayres v. J. A.
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    American Amateur Golf Championship SELANGOR SOCCER
    181 15 Junior Knock-Out Cup Competition f From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. "THE final of the Selangor F.A. Junior Knock-Out Cup competition will be played on the 22nd at the Kuala Lumpur Stadium between the Selangor Malays B V and the S.C.R.C. "B". The
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    RACING IN FRANCE
    179 15 Riots And Demonstrations By Crowd When a French racing crowd does not approve of some official action, it loses nc> time in showing its disapprobation. Sonic years ago, on a Grand Prix day, an outbreak was witnessed when the stewards at Longchamps disqualified a favourite after it
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    AUGUST B.P .
    117 15 AUGUST B.P Before a large crowd of badminton enthusiasts, the August B.P. beat the Mavlair by 4 games to 3. Scores CAvP.ust players mentioned first): SINGLES:—Chow Shi Lin beat Chan Yew Cheong 15—8, 15—13; Soh Swee Tecs lost to Wee Cheng Hal 14—14 (3 _2) 10—15, I—s; Koh Gin Guan
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    BRITISH WALKER CUP CAPTAIN BEATEN
    120 15 Reuter. Brookline, Sept. 13. rE following the results of the fifth round of the American Golf Championship Edmund Briggs (Nwe York) beat Torrance 2 up, after being all square at the ninth. David Goldman beat Fred Hass 2 up and 1. Chick Evans beat Mark
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    LASIED TWELVE ROUNDS
    232 15 i After Taking. Five Counts In i The First l Taking no fewer than five counts in he first round. Dennis Buckley, Thornc', lid well to last 12 rounds against Batt-f ng Parkin, Mansfield, at RDtherham >ut in the end he was well beaten on ,points. F
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    SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB
    31 15 The event on Sunday at the Singapore Swimming Club will be the third race for the Jackson Millar Cup—lso Metres free style (handcap cpen to all classes). j
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    SELANGOR G.C.
    163 15 American Lawn Tennis Tournament (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. AN Amer can lawn tennis tournament will be held at the Selangor Golf Club on Saturday, commencing at 4 p.m. There are two groups of players and the winners in each group will meet in the final.
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    Selangor tennis champions: Leong Hoe Yeng (left) (S.C.R.C. champion and V.M.C.A. runner-up), and On" Ec Kong <for 10 years V.M.C.A. champion, and present runner-up or S.C.P..C. title*. Ec Kong is, and has been the State eh. npion for many years.
    40 15 Selangor tennis champions: Leong Hoe Yeng (left) (S.C.R.C. champion and V.M.C.A. runner-up), and On" Ec Kong &lt;for 10 years V.M.C.A. champion, and present runner-up or S.C.P..C. title*. Ec Kong is, and has been the State eh. npion for many years.
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    INTER-CLUB TENNIS
    151 15 Y.M.C.A. To Meet Japanese Club The Y.M.C.A. and the Japanese Club will meet in a tennis match on Saturday beginning at 4.30 p.m. The following will represent the Y.M.C.A.:— •Singles: Dr. Chia Teck Yam, D. Green, Tan *rhian Sang. Doubles: Kamis and Yadi, Dr. Haridas and A. 1.
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    FULCRUM RACKET
    77 15 Can Be Immersed In Water Without Warping OF particular interest to sportsmen is the Fulcrum tennis racket now being shown a! Queen's, feature of which is thaw it can be immersed in water without warping in any way. ifie racket was successfully demon- strcted at the British Trade
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    EVEN AT 75
    94 15 Vou Are Not Too Old To I A h&gt; Golf 'liue enthusiasts never got too old fo: a round of golf, according to member: of me Salt Lake Country Clubs "Sara! Daft" foursome. The four, W. J. Hnllorau, 75; Fred C Richmond, 72; Leon Sweet, 04; and
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    ST. LEGER SWEEP
    130 15 Results Of Perak And Taiping Turf Club Draws The following are the result:-; of thf draws ot the sweeps on the St. Legcr, of the Perak Turf Club and the Taiping Turf Club:— PERAK TURF CLUB Achtenan *****, Adeot *****. Autumn *****, Loz'ngaro *****. Pride of the
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    A MIGHTY ATOM OF TENNIS
    197 15 Miss Gem Hoahing May Play For Britain London, Sept. 5. ONE of the "mitflity atom.s" of tennis tod;"y is .a 13-years-okl girl, English born of Chinese parents, who, it is thought, may some day represent (ifrat Britain at Wimbledon. She is Miss Gem Iloahing, whose
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    SCRATCHINGS
    66 15 RACE I. Spot White, Gold Finch, I' «r Hong, Arrow Girl. Ap;&gt;le Glory, Komolux. RACK 2. Miss Caprice. Myance. RACE Veracity, Dare Devil, Laga a, Mentone, Kali. RACE 1. Sleeping Beauty, Campfire. Indult. RACE 5. Payang, Great Hopes. RACE &lt;i. (Jreat Idea, Golden Star,' Dilatory. RACE 7. Belle Edna,
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    GREAT SEND-OFF FOR ENGLISH SOCCER
    527 16 700,000 People Attend Opening Games London, Aug. 25. THE customary heat wave greeted a great kick-off in English soccer today, but Ihe hardy ians, only too eager to bury leg-theory, the Ashes and other cricket controversies, turned up in full force and gave the winter
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    MUAR FOOTBALL
    103 16 League Leaders Win By Odd Goal (Frcm Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Sept. 12. IN the second round of the •i- Town League, the "Pedara Tunggal," who are leaders in the League, strengthened their position by defeating the Customs Football Team by two goals to one. Play was
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    THE TALLEST SPRINTER
    111 16 Empire Games Athlete Who Chased Hares M Theunissen, South Africa, probably is the tallest sprinter who ever entered 6°fe t e h t% B^hes EmPire S He His best times for the 100 and 200 yards, for which events he is entered are 9.8 seconds and 21.6
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    A NEW RECORD
    765 16 Results In U.S. Major Baseball Leagues Reuter. New York, Sept. 12« THE following are further results in the Na ional and American Baseball Leagues. NATIONAL R. H. E. St. Louis "Cardinals'* 6 9 0 Philadelphia "Phillies" 4 11 1 AMERICAN Washington "Senators" 2 13 1 Chicago "White
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    52 16 Members of the Playfair Athletic Union are requested to note that the badminton court will be closed on the following days, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, until further notice. Any Clubs, Associations and Parties who may require matches are requested to communicate with the hon. sports captain, Lim Jiak Kirn, 161
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    MICKEY WALKER OUTBOXED
    384 16 Poor Display Against Young Corbett 111 YOUNG CORBETT 111 annexed ar interesting 10-round decision Mickey Walker, former champion of the world, before a V of 10,000 bored fans which fa; the capacity of the Seal Bu*?J Stadium, states a San Fancisco of Aug. 14. mes J 2«
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    WIN OVER JACQUES B.P.
    105 16 The Jovialads BP. best the Jac B.P. by 5 games to 2. Results fJovalads' players mentioned first):— Tan Tiang lost to Lawrence de Bona, 3—15, 1—15; Koh Pwav Chim beat Heng Swee Lee, 13—13. «5—4" 15-9; Koh Lock Nun beat Teo Tbnang Bak. B—ls. 15—8, 15—3;
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    SEREMBAN HOCKEY
    60 16 The following will represent the N't I Colts at hockey against the N. S. Bb!* on Friday on the N. S. State padaajc a' 5.15 p.m.: F. A. Marsh: R. L. Fowler, L. Stork; J. O'Hara, L. Reutens, R. Newman; A Reutens, G. O'Hara, J. G. Reutens, G
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    PENANG ASSIZES
    56 17 In Rash Driving Charge Own Correspondent) Penang, Sept. 13 accused In the case in illeged to have caused men by driving 114 in a rash and negli- May last, at Bukit uted and discharged Whitley at the Penang retiring, delivered a of not guilty. Public Prosecutor, Mr. ducted
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    OWNERS' CONCESSION
    62 17 h ales Coal Strike May Avoided j London, Sept. 11. 'Morally believed that the is iKr in the South Wales coalr voi ded, the owners having I to tk illingness to refer mat? -or,'.,'Ration of a board of three J V inde Pendent persoas to r r ren
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    AN ISLAND GAOL
    541 17 Prison For Worst U.S. Criminals ALCATRA7 Tor Sa !2 Francis CO. Aug. 6. a t, Island, a penitentiary in sain Fra ncisc &lt;&gt; Bay from which it is X™ rJL- c is 110 Possible escape has 3u,tU*«* h yee by the department of JpriVL nd +v re
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    WOMEN CAN'T VOTE
    62 17 Philippines Still Oppose Reform Manila. Sept. 6. In spite of an intensive campaign waeed for the past several years to reform the suffrag? system of the Philippine Islands, the Constitutional Convention Committee, to-day defeated by n narrow margin the plan to grant to women equal voting rights
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    WHERE WITCHCRAFT LINGERS
    555 17 Charms To Make Cat Jump Backwards rXRE can be no doubt that witchcraft still lingers on in Britain," said Mr. F. H. Melland, formerly a magistrate in Northern Rhodesia and representative of Northern Rhodesia in London to a Londcn Daily Mail representative. Mr. Melland had been taking
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    MERCANTILE THRIFT
    278 17 Annual Meeting Of CoOperative Society The annual general meeting of the members of the Singapore Mercantile Co-opera-tive Thrift and Loan Society, Ltd., was held on Monday at the Co-operative Societies Depar.ment, Fullerton Building, Singapore, the President the Hon. Mr. James Robertson, J.P,, presiding. The report and accounts for
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      281 17 nJ)AY'S EMPIRE I»|{()(iKAMME Recital By Reginald E Foort wiretap programme Signal from Big Ben. an recital by Fred Dunyed trom the CutheHirmingham. B.C. Dance Orchestra, y Henry Hall. (Time row Greenwich af Manning and his Orrelayed from the Walthamstow, Lon. 1,1 A military band Signal from Big Ben Bulletin and
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Batang Malaka
    19 19 I Donaldson has been transfrom Kulai Jelai Estate, to Regent tatang Malaka.
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    14 19 Hi has been transferred to ngsar In the capacity of J Officer.
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    Negeri Sembilan
    17 19 xi meeting of the Negri SemCouncfl will be held on fTed- &gt;| 10. at 10 a.m.
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    Maxwell's Hill
    13 19 Director of St. George's Taiping, is spending the on Maxwell's Hill.
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    Cameron Highlands
    15 19 B W. Preedy. Headmaster, 001, Kuala Kangsar. is on Hit.tang, the Cameron Highm
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    Kelantan
    16 19 r Bangs, of Sepang, has an to take up the man- Kuala Pergau Estate. Ke-
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    Pandan
    25 19 R de Boady, who recently France with his wife, has loose and management of iah Estate, Pandan. near Jofor a period of years v.
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    Lumut
    23 19 Barnett-Smith, Supervisor Lumut. is proceeding in the middle of this will be succeeded by Mr. H tward, Assistant Superintendtoms, Tekfk Anson. j
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    Teluk Anson
    70 19 T.iy Hooi Keat, of the tutorial •in H iching English School, Penang, -■•a -I ray Hooi Keat and children reluk Anson spending the mid- 1 immer chool holidays with his brother- t v Mr Chan Teik Hoe, Chief Clerk, k ra:: EMte. Teluk Anson. I the Raja Muda
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    Taiping
    60 19 bew a^t P Pack, ack T ir L Naldu who ha to Tatoin* ~l t0 J? dla have turned murtfi P i? g ;K Wh ere their son Mr. Mariss^^JStsar Telegraphs Dc 3 Palmer JP has 5, v T ani mously re-elected President who !s mv^ lUb Taiplng MrSer
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    Kuala Lipis
    69 19 Jf i 2 *JL Ch M.C.S., who a?riviH If S Ur ed from home leave, duties U ls &lt; and Officer, relieving Mr. L£ &lt;S S^'wf* Btar y to Resident PaOffic g er fnrt^ 8 1 actin as District umcer for the last two months. %2 Haji Mahmood.
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    Penang
    123 19 fo^n»nt n? l7 en Kai ChineSe Consul hi fX?-, Wh f° &gt; China t0 a "end 'Penang returned to Dr J. w. Adams. Senior Surgeon of the-Penang General Hospital, who wen mrSf^L^ 6 reUl ™ed by the "Lwa?pindi has resumed duty. Dr Chittv h fiSfonf 11 t***s for °r
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    Ipoh
    112 19 Mr. s. Thamboo, Tamil Interpreter Magistrate's Court, Ipoh. is leaving at the end of next month on transfer to Taiping He will be succeeded by Mr N V X Cwami, of the Taiping Court. Mi*. L. H. Hart, Officer Superintending the Police Circle. Ipoh. is indisposed and confined to
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    STUDY ABROAD
    113 19 anion Training More Technical Experts Canton. Aug. 30. society is in need of more •the South-west Political tedded to send ten students icu and Europe to take advanc- courses. Three will be sent to Britain to study weaving and shipbuilding; one to Germany to study general mechanics; one
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    MARKET LIST
    466 19 Details Of Current Prices Singapore, Sept. 7. MEAT Beef, steak 'round), kati 27 Beef, stew or curry, kati 22 Pork, lean, kati 42 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 33 Mutton. Australian, per lb. 33 Fowl, kati 30 Hens (locally reared), kati 40 Ducks fJava). each 45
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    INDIAN'S WORLD FLIGHT
    480 19 Mr. Chawla Interviewed In London M_ London. Am:. 16. R. Ramnath Chawla, quiet and unassuming in manner but keen and enthusiastic in spirit as he spoke of his flight to the representative of "Tho Hindu," is now in London waiting for the completion of repairs to his
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    JAPAN'S HIGH POWER STATIONS
    155 19 Three Units Expected To Be Opened r rHE Japanese Broadcasting; Corpora tion is laying plans to increase the powers of its various stations, according to reports reaching Manila. The report was made by D. r. smith, assistant trade commissioner of the United States, in Tokyo. Application
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    SOME WINNERS AND FINISHES AT WEDNESDAY'S RACES
    87 20 The finish of the second race, which was won by Rangoon .Garrard,, with Sure Cure (Spencer, second, and Windfall I Dawson &gt; third. Mr. A. Ramsay's La Gal after winning the fourth race. McPherson is the rider. Ricana (McPherson up) being led in
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