Malaya Tribune, 15 September 1934

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya vol. XXL- 228 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1934 FIVE CENT& The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, Sept. 15. 1934. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1934 FIVE CEVTfT
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      130 1 WATCH THE MALAYA TRIBUNE FOR LATEST RACING NEWS W} rxVtXTofTi r r is COVerijl the endless mita on LNDIA SUPER TYRES you enjoy smoothess ol running with a maximum of comf< n appearance, safety and long wear INDTA THE TYRES for the econo100% BRITISH ANO THE FINEST TYRES MADE. We
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      151 1 7?eaJ The 'Dominant In zZMalaya THE I AST WORD IN THE ART OF BREWING. 1 I Sole Importers: j The East Asiatic Company, Limited. j SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG. i 1 MILK THE PERFECT FOOD FOR BABY YOUR BABY Blue Cross The Perfect Milk j r. (MM MMX M I
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    GIRLS' CORNER AUNT SALLY'S LETTER
    80 2 Dear Girls, I have received many contributions this week, and I hope you will all keep it up. Some of you however still write nuch too lengthy articles, which as I mentioned before in one of my letters, makes it very hard for me to
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    Not So Stupid
    246 2 < By ''April Sunlight.") A group of sailors once entered the jard of an inn to see a ferocious lion hich had been lodged there by a show- lan. One of the sailors was a very iin fellow who liked his mates to think lat he knew
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    Books
    205 2 (By "June Chan.") 1 There are all kinds of books to read Interesting books, full of thrills, exciting adventures, queer tales of other nations. These ki£d of books won't make Jyou go to sleep. They are the kind of books I like. Fairy Tales? Oh! "No, that Is fc>o
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    A Postman
    141 2 (By Cordelid Chto") I am supposedly a postman belong to the G.P.O. my work is to take letters from the post office to different houses in my district. When the mail arrives, the clerks sort the letters into different districts. As soon as I get mine, I put
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    The "Rainy Day"
    192 2 (By "Flower Lotus.") It happened, long ago. There was a very poor man and his wife living together happily in a little cottage. The man used to chop small branches from the trees and sell them to the villagers, while his wife washed the neighbours' clothes for
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    Good Manners
    187 2 iBy "Lucky Moon") Good manners are before a beautiful j lace—the one is lasting while the other is often evanescent. People may be- come tired of a handsome face, but I good manners never tire anyone. Good manners are a passport in society, and usually determine a man's
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    A Clever Ruse
    192 2 j (By "Moonbeam.") In a certain city a large heap of cotton was stolen by thieves. But no one could find out who the thieves were. A certain man then came up to the king and said: "I will catch the thieves if the king will allow
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    The "Ship Of The Desert"
    151 2 tBg "Beatrice*') The "Ship of the Desert" is by no means a thing made of steel as the name suggests, but is an animal called the camel. The camel can withstand the terrific heat of the desert as a ship the mighty waves. So the
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    A Frightful Dream
    511 2 ißy "Y. S. Chuanr One night, after an hour's re in my room, I became tired and to bed. I dreamt that I was in my own room with the lights out and hidden somewhere in the darkness was somebody My first impulse was to strike a
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    A Beautiful Scene
    120 2 (By "Sunshine Susie Living by the sea-side is a P lea v i,jrP A few weeks ago I was living in a bui:galow at the sea-side in Johore. r a big swimming pagar and a oiu-u board. In the evening we could see i most beautiful scenery
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    Our Duty
    81 2 (By "Miss Kuala Lumpur. For all the troubles the paren* taken in bringing up and 0 j-'^ their children, all young peopu show filial piety to them and > with all their heart L W j .-horisJ 1 They should support aiu. Il( their old parents and see
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      197 2 a demon for Scott's Porage Oafs at breakfast The lad who enjoys a nourishing daily breakfast of Scott's Porage Oats is laying up a fund of strength and vitality. Be sure it is Scott's Porage Oats th* Quality Oatt Scotland's best. 507« Agents for Malaya: THF BORNEO COMPANY. LTD 94A.
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    Shipping News & Notices. NEW CHINESE CRUISER
    629 3 Shipping News Notices. NEW CHINESE CRUISER Japanese To Assist Building MARKING a step forward in the progress of the Naval Ministry's Kiangnan Dock, the construction o! the Ping Hat, biggest warship to be built by the yard, will be begun in emnest following the arrival of Mr. Toshio Jimbo, one
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    LEVIATHAN'S CAPTAIN
    209 3 Awarded Legion Of Honour For War Services On the arrival of tho United States liner Leviathan at Havre recently, Captain A. B. Randal', commander of the vessel and commodore of the United States Lines' fleet, was decorated with the Legion of Honour. The presentation of the decoration conferred
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    AUTUMN VOYAGES
    340 3 Cruising Season At Its Height London, Aug. 21. I>HE cruising season is now at its height. For the month of Ajgust about 80 departures were arranged by the great shipping companies for cruises by liners to Madeira, Mediterranean ports, Norway and the Northern capitals. Sailings next week include
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    SUBSIDY AND SCRAPPING
    118 3 ''Combination A Very Happy One" In an article in the "Simonit? Liberal Monthly," Sir Charles C. Barrie. X.C.8., M.P., expresses the opini.n that the Government's combination of subsfty and scrappnig sehem« for shipping is a very happy one. The subsidy," he writes, "enables th shipowner to get
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    FRENCH IDLE TONNAGE LESS
    110 3 I On June 1 there were 356 French j vessels, of 797,150 tons gross, laid up in French and Algerian ports, compared wi h 366 vessels, of 835,923 tons, on April 15, and 369 vessels, of 867,469 tons, I on March 1. In three months there
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    SALVAGE DELAYED
    290 3 Removal Of Cargo Before Refloating Ship A TELEGRAM received in Shanghai from Yinkow regarding the steamer Chun Hwa, which ran aground off the f ukien Coast on September 29, indicates I that cargo in all of the vessel's holds is badly damaged and that very little of it
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    JAPANESE SHIPPING
    134 3 Avoidance Of Competition In New York Service An understanding has been reached between the Nippon Yusen Kaisha the Osaka Shosen Kaisha and the Kokusai Kisen Kaisha mutually to arrange their sailing dates in the Far East-New York service in such a manner as will avoid competition. According to
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    NEW ORIENT LINER
    76 3 Duke Of Gloucester To Launch By Wireless The Duke of Gloucester has contented 'o launch by wireless from Australia on Dec. 7 the new 20.000: ton" Orient line steamer Orion building by Vickers, Armstrong's for the Australian mr/il service. He willbe attending a concert of the Returned
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    SALE OF SEIZED LAUNCHES
    73 3 The Yuet Hoi Shipping Company. Ihe owner of the steamer Szehoi, which foundered in Canton some months ago with the loss of nearly 300 lives, las petitioned the Canton Government for postponement of the sa!o of its steam launches, seized by the Government. It will he
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    NEW GERMAN LINER
    338 3 17,000-Tonner For Far Eastern Service I rpHE Norddeutscher Lloyd have decided A upon the name Seharnhorst for their new 17,000-ton liner for the Far Eastern service which is now under construction and has already attracted grtat attention by reason of her Benson boi'.ers working at a pressure
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    PASSENGERS
    208 3 The following passengers ?re sailing on 1 the Corfu, leaving Singapore on Friday at y.30 a.m.:— Mr. E. C. Thorburn. Lt. Rowe, Mr. D. C. Howland. Mr. L. R. Barnett Sm th. Mr. A. H. Assiter, Lt. H. Marsham, Dr. and Mrs. J. K. O'Byrne, Mr. J. Smart, Mrs.
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      378 3 STEAMER SAILINGS. and BRITISH INDIA l f O. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. SOUDAN 500 Oct 24 gASES** 17 000 Nov. 9 B B 'WAN 6 ,#70 Noy< 22 15 000 N °v- 23 [KM gl 17,000 t>ec 7 NALDERA 16,000 Dec.' 21 JWALPINDI 17,000 Jan 4 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Jan.
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      140 3 Wt LLOYD TRIESTINO (Incorporated in Italy). 1 EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. I SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, r Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, Pert tailing at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Said, Piraeus, Brindisi Venice and Pmjt Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste. Trieste. Due Leave Due ss CL ARA CAMUS
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      184 3 HAMBURG-AMERIK A LINIE. HmJM Australische DampfachhYa G MllBch *ft (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARDS HONGKONG SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AMD JAPAN PORTS Ihip S'por* f m.s. KULMERLAND. via Manila Sept. 18 m.s. RUHR, via Manila Oct. 4 t m.s. DUISBURG, via Manila Oct. 16 t m.s. RAMSES,
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      674 3 j SAI LIN(j NORDDEUTSCH i LLOYD. I hicorport'ea ta Germany). The a<)dernoted art the Company I tend. <J fixtures:— j OUTWARDS. 198 "COBLENZ" for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan S*»pf 1 S "SAALE" for H'kong, s'hai, J Japan N. China Sen "MAIN" for Manila, H'kong S'hai, N. China Japan
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      302 4 I HASSAN, Ht, bras basah road, gfcINGAPORE. Mrtake all sorts of work leal, gas and water ser- l ■prompt attention to all Hthcr b\g or small. X consult us about your 'Rents X submitted upon re•thout charge or obliga- I B thon'i: a-nj. KrTS LIFETIME UE» r Bcorulitio: :all> <?uara
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      596 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. FOR SALE FOR SAUSf Freehold land area about 7,300 sq. ft. Situated St Bukit Timah village near Police Station by road side. Suitable for five
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      689 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. |/-->.' STAN DkM'fnrtvidiuU g)NM PLATE > H lETS BEFRIENDS gf fLnTtlf4C[BAD A< h Si 7 HhOTRCAfE BAR| jaj w r| 1 w Z v. So. IB EVERYBODY WANTS AT LEAST ONE. Our Agents are doing good business with this Obtainable in sizes of about 4, 6, 8 12"
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      563 4 TO LEND $10,000, one or more mortgages, Trustee's Securities, reasonable interest. Particulars to Box No. 438, c o Malaya Tribune. AUCTION SALE. BY ORDER OF THE"SUPREME COURT OF JOHORE AT JOHORE BAHRU. Civil Suit No. 13 of 1933. Between S. M. S. Sinniah Chettiar, son of Muthu Karuppan Chettiar of
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      373 4 EDUCATIONAL. 5 PAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School) J (For Boys and Girls). l-A, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical EducationSystematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading toI.UL. Certificate, Diploma, etc Booklet free M. ANCIANO. Principal. Expert tuition for
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      595 4 HERE'S SOMETHING NEW AND RELIABLE. r 1 M.C.C. Special. 15 Jewel, Chromium a Plated, Interchangeable, Swiss Math- B Watch. We Guarantee to replace a New 8 I Machine within a year of purchase I if anything goes wrong with the W T atch provided it shows no sign of 1
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    529 5 Mining Shares Singapore, Saturday. The following mining share quotations UC issued by Fraser and Co., exchange ull d stock brokers: y£ue Buyers. Sellers \mpat Tin 5[- 5,9 V Assam Kumbang Tin 37,6 401 cd *j Austral Malay 50- 526xd fs Av-r Hitam Tin 14i6 15 t 3
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    247 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION EFFECT OF SIAM'S DECISION Nervousness To Be Expected By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Saturday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 25 cts., down ct. Market Tone: Quiet. Yesterday's Prices:— London: 7 5 16d., down 1 16d. Market Tone: Irregular. New York: 15 1 16 cts.,
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    SUNGEI BAGAN RUBBER
    244 5 Profit Of $45,779 Reported 9 IKE annual report of the Sungei Bagan Rubber Co., Ltd., for the yeai ended June 30, to oe presented at the annual meeting of shareholders on Sept 25. is as follows: The crop harvested amounted tc 634 000 lb. against an estimate
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    FEDERATION TIN MINES
    954 5 Reconstruction Plan Approved AN adjourned extia-ordinary general meeting of Federation Tin Mines, was held at Southern House, E.C., or the purpose of submitting resoluions providing for the reconstruction f the company. Mr. A. R. Canning presided, and in he course of his speech said: Let me ast
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    AFRICAN TRADE
    161 5 Japan's Share Shows A Large Increase THE challenge thrown dawn by Japan to A British trade overseas is shown by the iriti-sh Trade Commissioner in East Africa, Ir. C. Kemp, in a report on "Economic conditions in East Africa" (April, 1932, to March, 1934) issued by the Department
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    PETROL PRICES
    155 5 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 ihell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.82 shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial
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    RUBBER CROPS
    84 5 The following are outputs for August: Output for Total to date of Name August, current financial 1034 year for Brunei 35,000 lb. 2 mths. 67.000 Ib. Bukit Timah 9,465 lb. 6 m'.hs. 61,528 lb. Thangkat 25,072 lb. 7 mths. 194 833 1W Hayton 14,011 lb. 8 mths. 118,0481b.
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    RUBBER MARKET REPORTS
    315 5 Locai Firms Review The Week MESSRS. Lewis and Peat < Singapore >, Ltd., in their weekly rubber repor* dated Sept. 14, state: Stagnant conditions have prevailed thioughout the week and, although pi ices show a tendency to sag, general optimism is preventing any real setback. The textile
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    PRODUCE
    207 5 Singapore, Sept. 14. R (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $134 R. <s:am> V/. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $124 R. I Siam IW. Coast N 3 per Koyan $118 R'ce, B. Siam N 1 per Koyan $106 Rise, B. Siam N 2 per Koyan $IQ3 Sam, Sinhuay
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    681 5 Rubber Shares Singapore, Saturday. The following rubber share quotations are issued by Fraser and 00., and Lyiil and Evatt. Issue Value. Fraser Lyall Shares. Co. Evatt. 1 Allenky 1.95 2.05 1.95 2.00 1 Alor Gajah 1.60 1.70 1.60 1.6» IA. Hitam 2.10 2.20 2.10 2.20 2 A.
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    71 5 *>AJLT rRH 1.4 CtUISt Singapore, Friday, noon. i Buyer*. Sellers H R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot (loose) 25' H 25% do. (F. 0.8.) Ssl* Standard R.S.S. on Tender: Oct Dec. 80 26% I Ja i. March 27 27 April Juno 27' i _'?> Tone of
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      52 5 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR an WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH. Manager OFFICE: 2, FINLAYSON GREEN. THE EASTERN UNITED ASS! RANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. BEAD OFFICE: 16D, Cecil St., Singapore. L. ii. JOHNSON,
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      89 5 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Paid-up-Capital £1,000,000 Reserve Fund and Rest 600,000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara, Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra, X 'rkuk. Mosul and Sinirapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed
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      85 5 Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY.) Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAL UE, BATAVIA. Branches throughout the Dutch Ea.st I idies and in the Straits Settlements, India, China, Japan aid Arabia. LONDON BANKERS: The National Provincial Bank, Limited. Correspondents in the
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      214 5 ''■■•■'■■■'•"■"■■"■«■niiiiiiiiiiniraraninnm^ Oversea-Chioese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in Straita Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK. Ltd., THE HO HONG RANK, Ltd. AND THE OVIJRSEA-CHINESE BANK, Ltd. CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,00§.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SING A» ORE LOCAL BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING HARBOUR BOARD
    128 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Sept. 15. Bast Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Chak Sang 22; Kutsang 20. Main Whart (Enrranee Gate 3) Himalaya Maru 16; Coblenz 13; City of Norwich 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3$
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    SEA VIEW HOTEL
    162 6 licSler Band As To-Night's Attraction Sea Vlew< Hotel, which becomes increasingly popular as a centre for dming and dancing, is offering a special to-night, and many race-goers rail make their way to Katong to w°nd up the day s iestivities. I, s the famous Rel'er Band is
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    SILVER EXCHANGE
    29 6 Reuter. Montreal. Sept. 14. Seats are rapidly being allotted *o yac newiv-cTeattfJ silver exchange Fort.v-c.ght seats were recently allocated, IT to New York and three to nai.—Router.
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    MONEY MARKET
    198 6 SELLING. Singapore, Sept. 14 London 3 months' sight 2j4 7(32 London 4 months' sight 2,4 13,64 London 60 days' sight 2,4 3116 London 30 days' sight 2|4 5)32 London demand 2 i 4 1 8 London T.T. 2j4 3:32 Lyons and Paris demand 870 Hamburg demand 144 New
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    255 6 Public Functions Ana Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, SEPT. 15 High Tides.—2.03 a.m., 1.41 p.m. Races: Singapore Autumn (Gold Culm Meeting, last day of meeting. Inter-Club Tennis: Y.M.C.A v. jan < Club, Y.M.C.A. TO-MORROW, SET. 16 High Tides.—2.56 a.m., 2.18 p.m. Golf: Sepoy Lines GC. v.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    63 6 ALHAMBEA.—' 1 A Modern Hero." afcllo.—Ch'nese silent pictures. CAPITOL.—"CaII It Luck." EMPlRE.—Hindustani talkie. UREA r WOkLUJ. —caoaie). Dancm* sideshows, Dean's Grand Opera, Ul ineai Wayangs, cinemas. Tulkics. etc MARLBOROUGH.—"Va ant Eena," Hindustani talkie. NEW Wuklu.--Cabait t Dtaciuf. sideshows. Malay Operas, Chii v.vyangs, Cinemas, etc PAVILION.—Sidney Howard in ''It* A
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    73 6 The loca 1 agents of the Imperial Airways notify that tne outward aeropb is expected to e.rrive at Singapore at about 7 p.m. to-morrow. The be available to boxhnlders delivery ticket holders immediately. Correspondence for non-boxholdei sent out by the 8.25 a.m. delivery on Monday. Frcm China by
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      446 6 [SINGAPORE HOTELS Hll lIIII■ I I I I i I l.il.iliil'l.iliili l i|; i.ii;:!, I I'l, I l 'illi|M|i:|;ilii|;;ll'.li:lll| 1 il:ill!li:IMIiilii| l :llil! I SEA VIEW HOTEL TO-NIGHT'S—THE NIGHT. 1 THH BEST POOD—THE BEST DRINKS—THE BEST MUSIC— I THE BEST OF EVERYTHING. DINNER DANCE MUSIC BY THE WORLD FAMOUS IP
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      201 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS T lend toO.OOO, one ot more mortgages, Trustees Securities, reasonable intcres" Particulars to P. >x No. 139, cjo M.T. THE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION or MALAYA i i CHANGE OF ADDRESS. As frcm the 21st., inst., all deice, etc, foi the Automobile Association of Malaya (Central Office) should be addressed
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      638 6 IPOSTAI fWUggggi SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Mauritius (Tasman) 2 p.m South Africa (Tasman) 2 p.m Java, South-West Sumatra, S.East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and T. Dilly (Tasman) 2 p.m Trengganu (Asdang) 2 p.m India, North and East (Chaksang) 3 p.m Djambi (Toba) 3 p.m. Netherlands India, Bagan and Bengkalis (Toboali) 4
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    THE DEVELOPMENT Of JAPAN
    572 7 Trade Delegation From Ceylon AT the V.M.8.A., Borella, Colombo, Mr. H. Sri Nissanka, Advocate, delivered a lecture on "Japan." i Sir Baron Jayatilaka presided. Mr. Sri Nissanka said that the subject of his lecture covered such a wide ground that it would be impossible to do
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    BANDIT OUTRAGE
    99 7 American Trader Kidnapped Peiping, Auy. 24. AMERICAN Consular officials in Mukden to-day informed the American Legation here that bandits have captured Solomon Zeitlin, a fur buyer believed to be an American citizen from Tientsin, near Peiping. A Russian woman accompanying Zeitlin simultaneously was captured when bandits swooped down
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      452 7 REMINGTON RAND Inc. I a*w a supply all your in Steel STATIONERY CABINETS I Steel FILING CABINETS I i Steel KARDEX CABINETS I Union Building, I Phone 2426 Singapore. I ",,,111 ■■.:.ii»lilllHllllimiimilllllllll><i«; l «l l l f ill II I|| §mmt j JAZZ TKrMI>ET e AMAZING VALUE, j I I
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      145 7 1 I USE RAJA STAMBUL ROSE I I PEKOE TEA. If NOTED FOR ITS FLAVOUR 1 1 AND PURITY. I I Obtainable Everywhere or s Direct from: T. G. KTAT Co., ii i 4u, INewton Kd., Thone 2539. <'*> < t"lM|i:| > ifi||i'l :t M l' l; l l il
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      383 7 COULD NOT KNIT FOR NEURITIS If neuritis bothers you, deal with it as this woman dealt with hers:— "For years I was unable to knit,*' she writes, "owing to neuritis in my hands. Last year I started taking Krusthen, and now the knitting craze is on I cm keep up
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      103 7 I /Tfoalapa Cafe CAPITOL BUILDING. 27, STAMFORD ROAD. The cleanest and homeliest little restaurant in town. Attractive special terms to monthly boarders. Outside catering a speciality. Your inquiry invited. i nURMFSE SPECIALIST. KHOO boo roNF m Ro«lf Sin? Devtfal Shop. T-inioni Pajr«T R™d. (opposite Empire Cinema Theatre). Having had 40
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      226 8 |P I The clash and fire of Louis Bromfields sensa- j B i w tional best seller electrifea the screen! Ii JSL j 'srrsi^ W! *w SKE GAVE HIM om W II! J SHINING HOUR OF LOVE fc'mjtm H j then married another manf ijSffiik. 11l VEREE TE A S
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      429 8 kjMMNKtI I- li<l> •'t'<tii|i'li'li:tHiuii<*'ifii|ii|,ii:i|>i|iiiiit!t|:.'|ii|iiiii|ii|ii|iiin|i!iii|ii|ii|ii|iil!i|iilii«ii|ii|ii|i!lnfi!«t( l '(''f in<««i 'I I Opening at the Capitol Friday, Sept. 21st. I A Splendid new STAGE Attraction— I MAE BAIRD, ARCHIE THOMPSON *nd HARRY SIMMONS 1 Sensational Burlesque and Comedy Dancers Direct from the I I Greenwich Village Follies, New York and Moulin Rouge, Paris
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    THE CHACO ARMS EMBARGO
    220 9 ,j j.. present Position Explained <t .*s efforts to organise an m- nal embargo on the export of Munitions to th.i two warring r N lM countries, Bolivia and 1 v h > have both refused the solu(onflict proposed by the long step forward when the
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    88 9 At the request of employers of labour on a large scale in Malaya and as an act of common justic as labour in the Colony is largely Chinese and nonMalayan, having dependants outs de Malaya, it has been considered advisable to amend the definition of the word
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      223 9 IX)CAL BROADCASTING Programmes For Next Week rpHE following programme for next week are announced by .station Z.H.1., Singapore, broadcasting on a wavelength of 49.9 metres: SUNDAY 11 a.m. Recorded music. 12 midday: Talk on "Aeroplane travel from Singapore to Europe," by Mr. C. B. Pecker. 1.30 p.m. Close down. MONDAY
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    SIAM AND RUBBER
    585 10 QUT of a clear sky, when all seemed peace in the matter of the rubber control scheme, comes the news that Siam has changed her mind. The Assembly has refused to ratify th? agreement to which all rubber producing countries assent:d, only 25 members being in favour
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    164 10 Dr. T. Wilson bas been appointed pe"n"" Dea?bs tor Htr. O. /t. Somerville bus been appoin >o police nnd Corone, lor penang. 'lan 1-l.oon l.ip nas been appoint- /rne Government 0a2e»5e lnat pineapple Industry ordinance will 'om> llilc, force on Oct buz been appoin,- oMeiai 4-.<lgnee. ViNftu. Malacca and iHbuan
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    Notes and Comments Directory Of Officers
    143 10 JNDICATINO the almost bewildering rapidity with which the personnel of the Services changes, the publishers of the Directory of Imperial Officers in Malaya rind it necessary to make a new issue every two months. The directory first appeared in July, and the September issue,
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    "Jack Rabbit Drivers"
    242 10 yyjHEN one watches the driver of one of Singapore's "mosquito" buses weaving in and out of the traffic, driving as if rushing to a fire, one wonders just why this hair-brained individual cannot be induced to driv e at a more reasonable rate with a little more
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    "Hush! Hush!" In Penang
    222 10 J>ENAN<ys newly-appointed Chinese Municipal Commissioner, Mr. Koh Sin Hock, seems to have earned the approval of ratepayers in the Northern Settlement by having at the last meeting of the Municipal Commissioners requested that more detailed information should be supplied to the main body in regard to
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    No More "Feminists"
    251 10 yyOMEN have demonstrated 0l vincingly their ability to compet, with mere man in activities which the latter had hitherto considered his owspecial province, that not even the ster nest misogynist in these days v® deny them the pleasure of their claim, to full equality with men. They
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    251 10 By "Looker-On" QUR last chance at the big today, brothers—at any rate so far as the professional meeting is concerned. There is a two-day amateur meeting to come next week, and th e prizes will be quite useful, but, it is the professional racing which attracts
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    WHY SIAM REFUSED TO RATIFY RUBBER CONTROL PLAN BASIC QUOTA TOO LOW
    450 11 OFFICIAL STATEMENT ISSUED Government Resigns Resent Cables To The King (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Sept. 14. k GOVERNMENT communique makes .T» it plain that Siam signed the resLion scheme providing she received a quota of 15,000 tons
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    C. E. R. DISPUTE
    87 11 Soviet To Open Fresh Negotiations Shanghai, Sept. 14. P ported that the Soviet authorities renewing their efforts to tide crisis caused by the dispute over Eastern Railway and secure Ulcabl e settlement by peaceful t ont holder of a certain high probaUy be replaced by a
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    AMERICAN TEXTILE STRIKE
    205 11 Army May Be Called Out Reuter. New York. Sept. 14. T H f£ E J as an omin ous quiet in Rhode authorities f night The State 2 nnn irr! are takln 8 no chances and SSbTH! fre standing by at the bar iacK.> ready to be
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    69 11 Premier's Plan For Their Reconstruction Reuter. Paris, Sept. 14. IMPORTANT constitutional reforms 1 fructified in the mind of the Premier M. Doumergue during his holiday at Tourneieuille. He is returning on Thursday with a plan to restrict the power of the Deputies and overthrow and reconstruct the Ministries
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    BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS
    135 11 Man Gives 51 And Feels "Better For It" By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Aug. 30. *ilty-one blood transfusions, vepresenting more than 40 Dints of blood have been given to sick people by Mr. H. J. J. Jeffery during the past five years. 1 As a
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    513 11 Striking Evidence i GERMANY MAKING EXPLOSIVES Reuter. nrTX Washington, Sept. 14. JIVING evidence at the munitions inquiry. Mr. Lammott, representative of the Dupont, Denemour.s Corporation, declared that the joint representative in Shanghai of the Corporation and Imperial Chemicals suggested in 1933 that the two companies should make
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    LINER DISASTER INQUIRY
    229 11 l Grave Charges l SLOW LAUNCHING OF LIFEBOATS Washington, Sept. 14. OBTAIN Carey still commanded the President Cleveland and the officers who made allegations were still at their posts when the liner sail l- 01 San Francisco to-day. The Dollar Line announced that the charges would be
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    R.A.F. FLIGHT
    88 11 Possible Northern Route To America London, Sept. 12. Two flying boats of the Royal Air Force No. 209 Squadron set out from Mountbatten air station, Plymouth, this morning, to fly to the Faroes en route fcr Iceland and Greenland. Although it is one of the usual training cruises
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    121 11 No Further Difficulty Anticipated Reuter. Geneva, Sept. 14. M LITVINOFF has replied satisfactorily regarding the plans to admit Russia to the League, according to French quarters, who now anticipate a smooth passage in further procedure. Turkish quarters claim that they are ?ure to gain a seat
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    FUKIEN REDS
    124 11 I Surprise Capture Of Two Towns Shanghai, Sept. lb. THE Red menace in west Fukien is still serious, according to latest reports reaching here from Foochow. The Communists are invading Pangkow and Wenfang from North Fukien. General Chiang Ting Wen, the commander of the anti-Red campaign In the
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    YARN PRICES
    38 11 Reuter. London, Sept. 14. It is announced in Manchester that an agreement providing for the control of prices of coarse American yarns has oeen signed and only a few firms are itill outs de the agreement.—Reuter.
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    CHINA WELCOMES THE SOVIET
    605 11 League Assembly MR. QUO TAT CHI'S* SPEECH Reuter. Geneva, Sept. 14. MR. Quo Tai Chi the Chine.' Minister to London, drew U attention of the League Assemb to-day to three principal points. He said firstly that the whole the Far Eastern issue still remain*, open. 'The
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    380 12 ■miliary Inquiry JRICT COURT HEARING I Singapore, Friday. >c one of the richest Sikhs agapore, Rasha Singh, an in, was before the District r. H. A. Forrerl to-day, on Of having given false ini'n the proceedings in the Court. iring was
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    120 12 pedition To North Russia Moscow, Aug. 28. Moscow automobile Club Is nising the first motor-car exinto the frozen wastes of the th that has ever taken place in listory ?ed*with special "supperballoon" lich can negotiate frozen, roadain, two passenger cars and five rill take part in the expedition,
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    45 12 ■Effect Of The Textile j Strike Reuter. Br.stol (Rhode Island». Sept. 13. ■textile strike threatens to deprive ■e Rainbow of a navigator, as ■n Bliss, who is a member of the Hial Guard, has been ordered to duty, bat is applying for Reuter.
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    E. FEUERMANN'S RECITAL
    245 12 The Charm Of A Great Cellist MR. Emanuel Feuermann, the famous cellist, gave another recital at the Memorial Hall last night. Music lovers who did not attend missed a rare treat, for the artiste was in even better form, and his programme was one continuous exhibition of
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    MALAYAN Y.W.C.A. CONFERENCE
    368 12 Stirring Talk On China (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala. Lumpur. Thursday. TOUCHING on various aspects of her work in China during the last eight years, Miss F. Pierce, the new Singapore secretary, who addressed members at the "At Home" held In connection with Malayan Y.W.C.A. Delegates' Conference
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    I.S.P. MEETING
    121 12 Opened By The Chief Secretary AT the annual meeting of the I.S.P at Kuala Lumpur to-day. Mr. G. L. O'Hara Hickson, Mr. C. Ward Jackson, Colonel B. J. Eaton, Mr. R. O. Bishop, late of the R.R.1., and Mr. G. W. Seabridge were made Honorary Fellows. In the
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    IGNORANCE PLEA
    203 12 Seven Chinese Fined For Boarding A Ship Singapore, Sept. 14. SEVEN Chinese were charged to-day before Caot. G. H. Freyberg, Master Attendent, SJBk, in the Marine Court for boarding the s.s. Dukat, when she was lying in the Inner Roads at 6 a.m. this morning, before the vessel
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    CHINESE ACQUITTED
    136 12 Alleged Theft Of Logs Not Proved Singapore, Saturday. A Chinese named Wah Kiat appeared In the Third Police Court yesterday before Mr. J. M. Brander on a charge ot stealing four logs of wood. Mr. Campbell, an engineer attached to the Civil Aerodrome, giving evidence, said that at
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE
    70 12 Speculation To Be Restricted In China Shanghai, Sept. 14. Dr. H. H. Kung, the Finance Minister, anounced yesterday that the Central Government was prepared to grant a pcsiponement of the enforcement of Ihe law restricting .speculation In the foreign exchange. The foodstuffs transportation and currency improvement committees have
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    "A MODERN HERO"
    273 12 Emotional Drama At The Alhambra THE CINEMAS RICHARD Barthelmess and Jean Muir are featured together in an intensely emotional drama "A Modern Hero,' which opened at the Alhambra yesterday. Ti.i pictuie is particularly noteworthy for the splendid performance given by Miss Muir round whom a touching romance
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    " Call It Luck" At The Capitol
    186 12 Call It Luck" At The Capitol Herbert Mundin is the star of "Call It Luck," the comedy which began a season at the Capitol last night. As a London "cabby" who suddenly comes into a fortune and leaves for America with his niece on holiday, the popular British comedian is
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    43 12 Under instructions from H. M. Government eminent. His Excellency the Officer Administering the Government has been please to recognise the appointment of Dr. Ripken to be in charge of the German Consulate-General at Singapore, during the afrencc on leave ot Herr Walthcr Maer.ss.
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    ORGANISED RIOTS IN NORTH CHINA
    404 12 Stricter Control Of The Police j j Shanghai, Sept. 15. ACCORDING to arrangements reached with the Japanese, the Chinese authorities will be entirely responsible fa the policing of the demih prised zone n North China. An office will soon be established to unify control of
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    BANKRUPTCIES IN SINGAPORE
    866 12 Yesterday's Cases LIABILITIES OF A GOVT. SHROFF Singapore, Friday. all the shroffs in the Government Treasury going bank rupt? Last week we had two shroffs and here is another," remarked his lordship, Mr. Justice Prichard, this morning in the Bankruptcy Com; to-day, when making a receiving order
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    3071 13 Last Year's Work 4 SURVEY OF ITS ACTIVITIES i UK annual report of the Singapore Ratepayers' Association for the j»• ended June 30 states:— I ho Committee took up with the >1 ni< ipality the question of the adlit y of providing post-card adof consolidated account meterdings
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    Selections For To-day's Races At Bukit Timah untitled Boat Expected To Win The Gold Cup
    784 14 Selections For To-da y's Races At Bukit Timah untitled Boat Expected To Win The Gold Cup Morning Rain May Create Some Upsets Singapore, Saturday. HE Singapore Turf Club Autumn ((.old Cup) Professional meeting Deludes to-day when a most infesting card of nine events will be n off, including the race
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    Australians Wind Up Their Tour S.C.C. TENNIS
    202 14 Results Of Yesterday's Ties Singapore, Saturday. The results of ties played yesterday in the S.C.C. autumn tennis tournament, were as follows:— A DOUBLES HANDICAP O. Fuller and V. W. Brand (owe .2) beat C. E. Winter and O. R. S. Bateman (plus .3)
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    INNINGS VICTORY OVER NORTH OF SCOTLAND
    196 14 Reuter. London, Sept. 14. THE Australian cricketers wound up a j A very successful tour to-day. beating the North of Scotland Crickef Association at Forres by an innings and 20 tuns, taking only one day to do it. The match was to have been
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    S.C.F.A. SOCCER
    123 14 Kallang's Narrow Win Over Mackenzie Singapore Saturday. Playing on the S.C.F.A. ground yesterday, Kallang refeated Mackenzie by* the odd goal in ihree, in the S.C.F.A. InterDistrict League. Play was even, Kallang defence being their strongest point. M». G. K. Kiang refereed and the teams were as follows: MACKENZIE:
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    90 14 (By "THE MAN-AT-THE-RAILS") Race I.—l. BLUE BELLE 2. GREAT FUN 3. MOUNTAIN BELLE Race 2 —1. LA GAI 2. ATHLACCA 3. TRESENT Race 3.—1. KISSING TIME 2. SALMON PAR 3, BROWN TONY Race 4.—1. HANNAH'S GARDEN 2. AIYA-AIYA 3. WALLA WALLA Race sr— 1. KIRKDALE 2. FLUSHED 3. UNDERLAP Race
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    281 14 Latest Results Of League Games Reuter. New York, Sept 15. npHE following matches m the American and National Baseball Leagues were played yesterday:— AMERICAN R. H. E. Boston Red Sox" 0 6 0 Chicago "White Sox" 15 0 Gaston pitched. Philadelphia "Athletics" 9 13 I St. Louis "Browns"
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    LOCAL HOCKEY
    251 14 Hornets Win By l ive Clear Goals Singapore. Saturday. TfviNE combination earned the Si- -a- pore Hornets a /ery cciiv ncino victory against the Buki- Timah SnortClub on the N.C.C. ground yesterday' bv five goals to nil. J The Hornet" were clcariy the superior side. G. Webber di*
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    The Chinese Enter Semi-Final Of Cup Competition Severe Trouncing For The S. R. C.
    1122 15 Brilliant Forwards Over-Run The Opposition Singapore, Saturday. Chine :c entered the «emi-finals th( Singapore Soccer Cuy t ion by trounienjr the S.R.C. Anson Road Stadium yoster--8 goals to 1. re was no doubt that the champions
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    AN ATHLETE'S PROWESS
    241 15 Not Due To Muscles Alone j •Tpo what physical capacity docs one another? 16 We hlS uperiorit y ovcr a u en g a £hig topic is discussed by Dr. Adoiphe Abrahams who is a brother of H. M Abrahams, the former sprint athletic 0 Wh haS
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    206 15 Success Of University Students New Orleans. Aug. 28. 1'WO Louisiana State University track and field stars hung up two world's records at the recent National A.A.U. Championship meet at Milwaukee that likely will stand for some years to come. For more than 25 years, no shot putter was
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    61 15 The following will represent the Green blll B.P. P. team i-gainst the National B.P. B team at the former's court on Sunday, at 3 p.m.: Yeo Song Chuan, T. Ĕ. Lian<», Ch:on:r Ah Soo. ChSn 100 Miaßg, Tan Gim Kia, Yeo Honu Chiang, Wee Sn Oon, Lee Org Choon. Reserves:
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    83 15 Little To Meet Goldman In Final Reuter. Brooklinj, Sept. 15. L A WSON. LITTLE and Dave Goklraaa will meet in the final of the American amateur golf championship to-morrow ov<«r 36 holes. The semi-finals were played to-day and resulted as follows:— Lawson Little beat Don Armstrong 1
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    149 15 The following are ties in the S.C.C. snookers championships:— MONDAY Straight: C. Ay res v. J. A. Dean. F. W. Fargus v. A. S. Banks. Volunteer: H. Gray and J. McLeod v. E. La id man and K. B. Brotchie. TUESDAY Volunteer: J. W. Muncey and C, Ayres
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    1174 16 List Of Fixtures WEST BROMWICH TO VISIT ARSENAL THE following are the fixtures in the English and Scottish Football Leagues to be played to-day:— FIRST- DIVISION. Arsenal v. West Bromwich A. Aston Villa v. Sunderland. Blackburn R. v. Sheffield Wed. Chelsea
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    73 16 The latest contribution to the Brighter Boxing campaign is the installation of loud-speaker equipment for the conveyance of the sounds of battle. The idea was tried out at Wimbledon Stadium recently. There was a microphone at each co:n2i post, and the sound of glove ihudding upon flesh was
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    66 16 Ties for Tuesday in the S.C.C. tennis tournament are as follows:— B. Singles Handicap: D. A. Johnston —.3 v. winner of C. J. Bembroke 1 v. A. W. WalliA —.3. C. Singles: R. W. Brown v. L. N. H. Davis. A. Doubles Handicap: J. P. de C.
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    382 16 Monopolies S. C. Beat 1 Useful B.P. IN a friendly match played last Saturday at the Marigold B.P.'s court, the Government Monopolies Sports Club beat the Useful Badminton Party by 4 games to 2:— The following are the scores (GMS.C players mentioned first):— SINGLES. Douglas Chan lost to George
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    81 16 The National Badltn IHI Party 15 w 1: I neet the Green Hih Badminton Party B I xt the la ter's court. Institution Hill. uiT .{iver Valley Koad, on Sunday at o p.m.. j in a friendly game of badminton of six -inirlep and one double. The following
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    IRISH SWEEPSTAKES TO STOP?
    320 16 Effect Of British Bettb. Bill ng TT is widely beljeved in Dublin that 1 coming Irish Sweepstakes on th. r bndgeshire in October v ill i -h,. rn the "sweeps." <>f Great interest is being taker n t» o tish Betting Bill, which provides foV'h penalties
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    501 17 n Victimised In ►ngkorig d 19 years, unem- charged from Vlcori Aug. 30, and Police supervision, si* months' hard laA Macfadyen at the < n Sept. 6, on a r,)O from a woman, pi (.tending he was ire the release of in, who is serving a 1
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    265 17 Grand Carnival Dance To-Night FOLLOWING the successful gala Race Ball, held 011 Saturday last, the New World Cabaret has decided to give it* patrons an equally enjoyable time to- night. All records were broken on Saturday last the feature of the evening being the brilliant exhibition of
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    FEDERAL COUNCIL
    52 17 Temporary Unofficial Member Appointed (From Our Own Reporter) £V&te Lumpur, Sept. 4. nr Sree Kadha Krishnan, a member ol the State Council of Negri Sembilan, has been appointed to act as an unofficial Member of the Federal Council during the absence on leave of the Hon. Mr. S.
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      308 17 Wireless j TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME 'flic International Sheepdog Trials TiO- DAY'S Empire wireless pi ogrammr is a.«. follows:— G. 20 p.m.: Time Signal from Big Ben The Northern Studio Orchestra, directed by John Bridge 7.20 p.<.i.: Time Signal from Greenwich. The Commodore Grand Orch-s--tra, directed by Joseph Muscant, relayed from
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    OVERSEAS CHINESE AND CHINA
    151 18 Money Invested In Enterprises Manila, Aug. 25. THE Chinese merchants in the Philippines have subscribed P4,000,000 for the construction of a huge caudy factory in Shanghai, work on which will start soon, according to reliable reports today. This subscription was the result of the trip here
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    PRINCE GEORGE
    204 18 Arrival By Air In London London, Sept. 12. I)RINC£ GEORGE, who arrived in London by air this morning from Paris, left by rail this evening for Balmoral, where the King and Queen are in residence. There was no formal reception but a large crowd had gathered on the
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    FOOD DEARER
    85 18 Increase During August In Britain London, Sept. 12. The average cf wholesale prices in August showed a rise of 2.1 per cent, as compared with July and of 3.1 per cent, over August of last year, the respective index numbers being 88.5, 86.7 and 85.8. Food prices increased,
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    BOYS' CORNER BOB'S CHAT At This Week's Mail Bag
    103 19 l> r Nephews, Ih' very little in the mail 1 I this week to comment up:p usual number of articles n and the higher standard U,.t c have reached during the Lst u months has been well maintained. 1 I iiId
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    This War Talk
    241 19 ij Montgomery Koh.") been said and written on that war has done to all Without any doubt it created Uuctions. Yet many people lib talk of war. war! Yet I am always being by the large block printing What Will The Next War Be War! and many
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    Good Manners
    111 19 By "Tan Boon Wah.") manners do not come naturally, '.ve to be learnt. If children were and shown how to behave po'.hey would grow up rough and rude. other hand good habits form a <'.aiactcr, which means success ppiness; bad habits form a bad 1: <> vr. which
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    Testing The Soup
    101 19 By William Tan.") was a General who was well imcng the troops. He was care- "<? that all the men were having d nourishing food. One day he the barracks about meal-time. aw two soldiers carrying a steam--u ket between them out of the V When they
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    Counting His Chickens
    370 19 <By "Willie Goh.") Hatim. who was the owner of a coconut estate, engaged a well-known climber, to pluck the ripe nuts. The climber asked Hatim, "What are you going to pay me for each palm?" "Well," said- the owner,, "There are twent-five palms in all. I will
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    Personality
    318 19 I (By "S T. Kohr":) Many have the idea that personality is a' thing that can be acquired. As suredly not, for it is a thing that inborn. No one can say that he has personality just because he can make others agree with him in his thoughts, his
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    School Life
    124 19 (By "See Tok Gow") One has to depend greatly on the character of the school in which he or she is educated in, to realise whethex his school-days are happy or sad. There are good and bad schools. The schools to-day are fair and some are very good.
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    Travelling By Air
    411 19 (By "Sebastian Gah") One of the most important things in modern life is transport. People would never be able to get from place to place to do business; goods could not be sent away to be sold; we would not be able to get our letters from
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    Confucius
    260 19 (By "Y. S. Chuan.") Confucius lived nearly 2,500 years ago (Europe was uncivilised at that time) when China was terrorised by bandits and robber chiefs and the quiet people of the Northern and Central plains were starving and desperate. When 52 years of age he was made Governor of
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    "Always Say 'Please'"
    103 19 (By "Y. S. Cliiian.") An old man walking along the esplanade was asked by a little boy who asked "Have you any cigarette pictures please?" Greatly to his astonishment, the old gentleman opened a bag he was carrying and proceeded to. hand over pack alter pack of
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    A Poor Woodcutter
    240 19 (By "S. C Goh."j. 1 Once there was a woodcutter who went out to cut wood in a jungle. When he had cut enough dry branches and twigs, he tied them together, put them on his back, and started to walk to town. When ever he came
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    A Big Problem!
    215 19 <B]fi "iitfiam Tony fatt.' John, a graduate, was walking to and fro in his room, pondering over a big problem which he had in his mind for several years and tried his best to solve but, alas, with no success. He had been the most intelligent boy
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