Malaya Tribune, 18 September 1934

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya Vol XXL- -N#. fi 3o SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1934 FIVE CBN': The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday, Sept. IS, 1934. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1934. £^CE^
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      154 1 WATCH THE MALAYA TRIBUNE FOR LATEST RACING NEWS Swan Brand the miffc fri at is I I combined jjjjj Solo Importers I The East Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG. I MILK THE PERFECT FOOD I j FOR BABY I Mil >. ft j j YOUR BABY I Blue Cross
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      116 1 Haul The Dominant In z!Malaya The Original primus jjjL I Whether for HEATINU and LIGHTING or occasional COOKING when it seems JSP^ unnecessary to light a wood* fire the Original Primus Apparatus has no equal for efficiency and economy. The superior -U^^f-^te^r^ workmanship and materials used in their construction assures
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    Shipping News & Notices. FRENCH SHIPPING REPORT
    2012 2 Shipping News Notices. FRENCH SHIPPING REPORT Factors Responsible For Industry's Crisis THE very degree of concentration achieved in French shipping and the very close relations between shipping and shipbuilding companies are mentioned in a report on "Economic Conditions in France," dated June. 1934, by Sir Robert Cahill, C.M.G., Commercial Counsellor,
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    OVERLOADING OF SHIPS
    228 2 Hull Supports Resolution For Heavier Fines AT a meeting of the Council of the Hull Chamber of Commerce and Shipping, the Chamber decided to support the following resolution from the Birkenhead Chamber of Commerce:— "'That steps be taken by Parliament to amend the provisions of the Merchant
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    FIRST SHAMROCK
    176 2 End Of Sir Thomas Upton's Yacht Shamrock 1„ Sir Thomas yacht that raced and was beaten for the America's Cup iti 1899. has eiuif.J her days on a reef at the Farquhar islands. j lonely group In the Inditui Ocean between Seychelles and Miadagascar. She was not known
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    THE JUTLANDIA
    131 2 knnish Trader Sold To Americans The Danish East Asiatic motor ship Jutlandia, 3 well-known trader to Hongkong and other parts of the Ear East, has just changed hands, her new owner* being the joint shipping venture of Flood Bros., and J. J. Moore and Co.. both of San
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      377 2 ITEAMER SAILINGS. and JRITISH IN DIA JR\ S. N. Co/s SAILINGS. 1 OUTWARDS. I Due I Tonnage. Singapore ■jIM'TAX 0.100 Sept. 2", ■iAJITTA. .'A 17,000 Sept. ■3KHAK 6,000 Oct. BfHJTRAL 15,000 Oct. IS B 5 1 0,500 Oct. 2-1 KARTHAGK 16,000 Oct. 2fi BANPURA 17.000 Nov. BjI'RDWAN 6,070 Nov. 22
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      148 2 j p LLOYD TRIESTINO j (Incorporated in Italy). j EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. I jjj SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang:, Colombo Bombay, II Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, Port falling at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Said, Piraeus, Brindisi, Venice and i Port Said, Brindisi. Venice Trieste. Trieste. < s.s. CLARA
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      202 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. DeQUCb jMpQ] Aaetralische Dampfscfcifft W GJ Gesellschaft. JfSSSSSZISS, incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUT/WARDS HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTB. t m.s. KULMERLAND, via Manil^Sept o 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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      608 2 STEAMER SAILINGS J£ NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. (Incorporated hi Germany). The underaoted art the Company. tended fixtures:-. PM> OUTWARDS. "SAALE" for H'kong, S'hai, Japan N. China "MAIN" for Manila, H'kong S'hai. N. China Japan rw "ODER" for Manila, H'kong S'hai, N. China Japan HOMEWARDS. "DONAU" for Marseilles, Oran R'dam, H'burg Bremen t
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    496 3 Mining Shares Singapore, Tuesday. The following mining share quotations aie issued by Fraser and Co., exchange "7u btock brokers Issog /aloe Buyers. Sellers Ampat Tin 5j- 5 9 Assam Kumbang Tin 37|6 40, cd Austral Malay 50 r 52,6xd \y,r Hitam Tin 14|6 15,3 Aver Weng 2.00
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    136 3 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION LOCAL RUBBER UNCHANGED Sellers More In Evidence Singapore, Tuesday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 25 cts., unchanged. Market Tone: Quiet. Tin (Singapore), $113%, up |ft. Yesterday's Prices:— London: 7 5!16 cts., unchanged Market Tone: Easier. New York: 15V4 cts., up ft ct. Market Tone:
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    CANADA'S JULY TRADE
    85 3 Material Expansion In Four Months THE total trade of Canada for the month of July was $100,933,000 (approximate ly £20,186,600), representing an increase of about $13,500,000 (£2.700.000) on July. 1933. Exports of Canadian produce advanced from $51,345,000 (£10,269,000) to $56,121,000 (£11,224,000). while imports increased from $35,698,000 (£7,139.000)
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    D.E.I. ESTATE RUBBER
    39 3 No Export Duty To, A Levied Reuter. Batavia. Sept. 17. rpHE Dutch Government has overridden the Dutch Indian Peoples' Council's proposal to levy an export duty of two cents per metric pound on dry estate rubber.—Reuter.
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    SILVER EXCHANGE
    27 3 Trading Unit Of 10,000 Ounces Reuter. Montreal, Sept. 17. The Governor's silver exchange has decided on a trading unit of 10.000 ounces instead of s.ooo.—Reuter.
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    TRADE WITH INDIA
    368 3 Bright Outlook For Lac Industry I SCIENCE is often held largely responsible for the economic maladjustments from which the world is at present suffering. To some extent the chargj is correctly based, so long as merely short-time standards are applied. Even then it is subject to important
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    TIN CONSUMPTION
    171 3 Half Year Returns Of 58,774 Tons •By Air Mail.) 'Fjpm Cur Own Correspondent) London, Sept. 5. THE world consumption of tin during the first half of the current year was slightly above the. same period of 1933. the respective figures being 58.774 tons, compared with 58,394 tons. There
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    U. S. GOLD EXPORTS
    50 3 Valued At $14,556,00« For August Reuter Wireless. ——a w Washington, Sept. 14 Export.'? of gold from the United St.ite.s during Auijust were valued at ?34 t &5G,000 of which $11,681,000 went to Fraaco announces lh° Department of Commerce. Expor'ti Of sliver were valued at $I,74l.OolJ.—Rrutcr Wireless.
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    OVER-PRODUCTION
    320 3 Must Defeat Itself In Long Run THE consumer aspect of the over-pro-ducticn question is well illustrated In the report of W. Weddel and Co., tfie Smithfield produce brokers, for the year to June 30, reports Financial Times. Bounties and Government assistance i various kinds have caused butter production to
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    BRITONS IN BERLIN
    52 3 Negotiations On Commercial Relations Reuter Wireless. London, Sept. 14. An official British delegation headeri by Sir Frederick Leith Ross, is proceeding mmediately to Berlin to negotiate on Anglo-German commercial relations as affected by the new German machinery for the control of imports and the allocation of foreign
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    69 3 Rubber's Reaction To Siamese Decision Reuter Wireless. London, Sept. 14. The Stock Exchange to-day was quieter but apart from the setback In lubber shares, interest was fairly well sustained and the undertone vas favourable. Wheat and cotton went lower to lack of interest. Rubber, after easiness due to
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    PRODUCE
    201 3 Singapore, Sept. 18. R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $132 R. i Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $124 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 3 per Koyan $118 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $104 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $103 Siam, Sinhuay
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    IMPROVED CLEARING SYSTEM
    145 3 Countries To Exchange Views Reuter. London, Sept. 17. T*HE proposal for the appointment ot JLi t Commission to examine the establishing of a system of multilateral clearings and to improve the working of clearing offices will be placed before the League of Nations by the French Minister
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    MOTOR INDUSTRY
    115 3 Increased Output Results In More Use Of Tin <By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspondent) London. 5. rpHE motor-car industry showed a subX stantial increase. Output during the six months ende.a June. 1933 and Juno 1934. amounted to, respectively, l 402 948 and 2,243.986 units, resulting in an
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    SLIGHTLY QUIETER
    118 3 Trade Conditions In South Africa rpHE general managers of the Standard Bank of South Africa, in a report on trade conditions in the Union, say that all centres report that general business is slightly quieter, but that wholesale orders are arriving freely, particularly in the Transvaal, where the
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    CONVERSION LOAN
    31 3 Cash Subscriptions Not Necessary Reuter Wireless. Amsterdam. Sepi 14 The Conversion Loan is provlm» ln>rlly successful and holders are convcrnttw* .»o freely Jhat casli subscriptions di not necessary.—Router Wlreu-.ss.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    672 3 Rubber Share Singapore, Tuesday.,' The folic wing rubber share quotatloc are issued by Riser and Co., and Lya and Evatt. Issue Value. Eraser Lyall h I Shares. Co. Evatt. 1 Allen by 1.95 2.05 1.96 2.00 1 Alor Uajah 1.55 1.65 160 1.65 IA. H tarn 2.10
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    68 3 DAILY PKICEtS OUKBStT. Singapore, Tuesday, noor. K.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot (loose) L >r I do. (F.O.B.) iio IG 2f. 7 16 .standard R.S.S. on Tender: Oct. Dec. ji\ 26% < K| •la'i. Mar-h 27 27% April June 27 i 277-1 Tone of Market: Dull.
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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 tSSUtANQi CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. \f> OFFICE: 16D, Cecil St., Singapore.
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      82 3 Nederlandsche Bandel-Maatscbappij, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY.) Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAtiUK, 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 Cities
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      90 3 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 500,000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. I BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara, Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra, Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed
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      200 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd.. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, Ltd., THE HO HONG BANK, Ltd. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, Ltd. CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET. SINGAPORE LOCAL BRANCH: 458. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Choc Swee Chenjr,
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      485 4 IT H4SSAN^ ft 87, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. PHertnkc all sorts of work lyrical, gas and water aerie prompt attention to all bijr or small. BKt consult us about your j* Hte submitted upon re- 'ißrifhout charge or obliira- I M THONi: MIL I Rya thhhjne. MONK: 581! an.< .<*l2.
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      586 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED—Agencies for any prospective business in Selangor, by a reliable and energetic Chinese. Security offered. Full details to Box No. 442, cto Malaya Tribune. YOUR LUCK. ONE YEAR MONTHLY DETAILS $1.50. Weekly details, 1 year $7.00. Correct answer* for I questions $1.00. Payable in Advance. Send copy of
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      307 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. TENDER. TENDERS are invited from approved contractors for the erection of Three Houses together with Servants Quarters, Garages, etc.. at Raffles College Site, Bukit Timah, for The Committee of Raffles Callege, Singapore. Plans and specifications may be seen and tender forms obtained from the undersigned or. receipts of
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      452 4 COME and GET YOUR MOON CAKES from the cheapest restaurant in town. Onr cakes have no equal in quality, quantity, taste, flavour and prices: 7, 9 and 10 cents ONCE TASTED MORE WANTED. LOKE SENG LUM RESTAURANT, 536—538. North Bridge Road (Comer of Tan Que Lan Street). Branch: 27—29, Trigganu
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      309 4 FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, j Established 1928. (A Government Registered School) (For Boys and Girls). l-A Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical EducationSystematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Course* leading to VW» Certificate, Diploma, etc Bookie* M. ANCIANO. Principal. Expert tuition for Cambridge and
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      506 4 i FOR i ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION TAKE ALL CLOCKS, WATCHES or GRAMOPHONES THAT GO WRONG YICK WOH HING Their one and only address 429, North Bridge Road. (Near Middle Road). SKILLED WORKMAN?HIP PROMPT SERVICE MODERATE CHARGES. Contractors for the Repair of Clocks I Watches to the British Army in 1 Malaya.
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    CHINESE SCHOOLBOY DROWNED
    210 5 Sad Accident At Old Mining Pool (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 17. a KLEVEN-YEAR-OLD Chinese schoolA boy, Lcng Heng Hoo lost his life in a drowning accident at an old minpool near the aerodrome yesterday appears that deceased, with his her and seven other boys
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    BOYS DROWNED
    113 5 Tragic End To Penang Swimming Party (From Our Own Correspondent) Peiiaag, srpt r 17. I 1 u Chu»t--.e boys were drowned in •\v <>ti Nor ham Road yesterday, •ii'U. approximately aged nine, it apii situi they were in a party of 20 toy. nti lor a swim, r»irk
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    PENANG APPEAL
    168 5 Prison Sentence On Chinese Varied (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Sept. 17. pkEALINO with a criminal appeal SJ a S ainst sentence passed by the DisHf w2?J? c B F Brid g e > Mr. Jus- W tlcy remark ed that in England J recent years there had
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    FIRST WOMAN MAYOR
    215 5 English Lady Appointed In South America Santiago, Chile. MRS. Lily Duus, a well-known English resident in Chile., has become Amenca 's first woman Mayor. She has received the appointment from President Alessandri who is empowered by the Constitution to nominate the heads of all municipalities Mrs. Duus
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    CHINESE COMMITTED TO THE ASSIZES
    392 5 Alleged Attack With A Sickle (From Our Ozm Correspondent) Pahang, Sept. 16. HOW a man's hand was completely severed by a blow with a kn fe was described before Enche Mohamed Zulkifli bin Abdul Tahrim, the Kuala Lipis Magistrate, when a Chinese, named Lee Yook
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    NEW YORK POLICE
    232 5 Military Unit To Deal With Disorders XtA.. Vnflr New YorK. F3LICE Commissioner O'Hyan haa formed a police nile regiment, 111k..udltig a company ct machine gunners 01 1.200 OfllSis and men. to deal wi?h ouch emergencies as a general strike or particularly violent "radical" demoniUauons The regiment will
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    STALACTITE CAVERN
    82 5 Discovery By Workman While Making Road Nimes, South of France. A cavern resplendent with stalactites and stalagmites has been discovered by workmen using; explosive charges while making a road near Nimes. The structures take the form of an amphitheatre surrounded by pillars, fretted as if with delicate filigree
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    "NO MORE WAR"
    168 5 Sx-Prince On France And Germany Paris. rE r.x-Crown Prince has issued a striking anti-war manifesto in an interview with the Berlin correspondent of the Petit Journal. "There will be no more war between Prance and Germany." he declared emphatically. "I am using, and will continue to use.
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    RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
    246 5 History To Be Compiled In 15 Volumes Moscow. A HISTORY of the Civil War" In fifteen volumes la now being written in the Soviet Union, but it is not likely to be ready f~r publication for some years There Is still a vast amount of material to be
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    PERAK RIVER TRAGEDY
    76 5 App?al By Convicted Indian (From Out Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Sept. 17. SWAMI, the ex-clerk of the Perak River Hydro-Electric Company, who was at the last Perak Assizes charged with the murder of Mr. F. H. D. Wigley and sentenced to 10 years' rigorous imprisonment for culpable homicide,
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      158 5 m STANGEE and lasting Quality are I tlie reasons of its great •X refutation. F WOLFF SOH N' L I X A S LSKU H E GERMANY Sole Agents N V STRAITS JAVA TRADING C° SI NGAPO RE-PENANG inn ii'iiiiiiiiii ■< ■M»M B ii > ii«ii»iißfi«.i.iißH«n»n«HßM»ii»iißP»itw»tiiiitii«iitHtii«iiiMiiiiiiitiiiiiri«iitiiiiiii:iJ(t! ifri(iiiifiiii,ti!« I i l
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    228 6 VESSELS ARRIVED j Gaastekerk, Dutch, 4,058 tons from Manila 18.9, to Penang 18.9. Portland Maru, Japanese, 4,293 tons from Dairen 18.9, to Colombo 18 9 Teiresias, British, 4.777 tons, from Glasgow 15.9, to Hongkong 15 9 Henrik, Norwegian, 761 tons from Bangkok
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    76 6 Mails from Batavia and Palembang by aeroplane are expected at the General Post Office, Singapore, at 2.30 p.m. today. From Europe (London mails despatched on Aug. 30), by the Rajula, due at Penang at daylight on Thursday From Holland by the Indrapoera, duat Singapore at neon to-day From
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    MONEY MARKET
    202 6 SELLING. Singapore, Sept. 18. London 3 months* sight 2 4 7132 London 4 months' sight 2 4 13 4 64 London «0 days' sight 2(4 3116 London 30 days' sight 2|4 5|32 London demand 2 [4% London T.T. 2|4 31,32 Lyons and Paris demand 870 Hamburg demand 144
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    POLICE BAND
    61 6 The band of the S.S. Police under the I direction of Mr. F. E. Minns wil- per follow ng programme, weather I ScTngl Park tO m °n Parade," IbfP c ol v f erture "Semiramide," Ros■MM, Selection, "50 Years of Sons Brown; Selection, "Faust," Gounod Descriptive. "The Phantom
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    228 6 Public Functions Ana Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. SEPT. u High Tides—6.4B a.m.. *r, p7n Football: S.A-FA. Cup ,v T( v Marine Dept.. v. sec v Stadium; S.CF Lr Cu Kreta Ayer. S.C.PA c, Division Two. vi J.C.S.A. S.C.C. Tennis. TO-MORROW, SEP'I High Tides.—B.3o CL.m,, lit
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    AMUSEMENTS
    47 6 ALHAMERA.—"Karma." APCLLO.—Ch.necc silent piCAPITOL.—' Gpr ns Time Foi I EMPIRE.—da: a Bcw in "He GREAT WORLD.—No chow to-n b MARLBOROUGH.—"Ma 6h a NEW WORLD.—No show fco-ni PAVILION.—' Eo: nTo L B RlTZ.—"Zahr-E-Ishk.' Hi] talkie, 6.15 p.m. and 9.15 p.m. RCXY— Lily of Kiilarne», p by shorts.
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      583 6 i SINGAPORE HOTELS I Sea View Hotel I/ IDEAL SEASIDE RESORT. TENNIS GOLF SWIMMING SU NBATHING. I EVERY ROOM WITH BATH. W.C., RUNNING HOT AND COLD WATER, f ONE OF SINGAPORE'S SCENIC BEAUTY SPOTS. H TO-MORROW: II fl SPECIAL DINNER DANCE i I CONCERT DURING DINNER. 11 I DINNER AND
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      437 6 MTOSTJ^ERTISEMENTS WANTED-Chinei~You7g Lady tTaTt as hostess in restaurant. Must be'able to speak Eng ish and Malay, for further ulars apply to Sukiyaki House, New World. FOR SALE— One second-hand National" Cash Register and two "Valor" Tire F\ tmguishers, all in splendid condition. Apply Box No. 444, c o Malaya Triune.
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      254 6 1 1^ E D VERTISEMENT TENDERS GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION TENDERS will be received at the Colonial UP t0 noon of the 2nd October, 1934, lor the following workErection of ten Quarters for Clerk* and EE?!;!! site of the N c^vict nylcn, 11 V*, milestone, Changi. Eve v person applying fo r
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      84 6 ~,M »'"'*'««i»i»l.llMl..i. l| ~i 11 iWll nlll|lMlll |iW|i( l|lt|Jl||i|(f< DECIDE FIRST f I?nV re HHSL.* Thonianda I I of Afferent Designs of Trade Mirks in Watches, and so far as you come 1 I to us, you will be Quite Safe. f WE ONLY STOCK 1 I SWISS MADE I
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      9 6 Price 73 cts. or $1.50 box of all uYaln>.
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      155 6 [POSTAL IHT€LUG€MC€ SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Java, South-West Sumatra, S.East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and T. Dilly (Indrapoera) 2.30 pm. Netherlands India, Bagan and Selat Pandjang (Hong Thong) 3 p.m. Bengkalis, Laboean Bilik and Tandjong Bale! (Rokan) 3 p.m. Fort de Kock, Padang, Pakan Baxoe and Siak (Hong Kwong) 3 p.m.
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      299 6 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of Vie members of which are readers of the Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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    EMPIRE FOOD FOR BRITAIN
    978 7 Dairy, Produce BUTTER THE BIGGEST ITEM (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Aug. 29. "BE position of the United King- dom as the world's largest imi .iter of dairy produce, poultry and g products was even more marked in 1933 than in other recent
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    AN UNKIND CUT
    53 7 Cologne Great indignation has been aroused m Solingcn. -centre cf the German stee' industry, by the appearance of cheao Japanese razor blades stamped "iftad? In Solingen. 1 No action can be taken, it seems, a~> the Japanese manufacturers have named the Far Eastern village whci" the goods
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    ROMAN TEMPLE FOUND
    51 7 Evreux, Normandy. The remains of a Roman temple have' been discovered at Craccnville. Nor- j mandy. The iron bindings of a wooden 1 water cenduit and a bronze head of Silenus have also been found. A number of bronze and silver coins were discovered on the temple
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    DIESEL TRAINS FOR CEYLON
    209 7 Armstrong Whitworth Locomotives A SERVICE of British-built Diesel ex- Press trains will be running in Ceylon at the end of this year, accordhS£ an official statement issued by in London mStrong Whitworth and Co TT,fi?! lOWi ng i he suc cessful trials of the P?i£2** lo
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    ANTI-MALARIAL WORK
    146 7 Precautions In View Of Labour Increase The following notification has been £sued by the Malaria Advisory Board r .M.S. I— The Board invites the attention of all concerned with anti-malarial wort to -he vital importance of maintaining in a state of efficiency all drainage, anfi malarial oiling, etc:
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      259 7 Conquer Weak nOTVGS and reoain new WmW Of course you would look years \m B W jJSj MHJ| younger and feel much stronger, W H I I 1 I W if once your nerves could regain their strength. For irritability AlthoU gh as a rule tfc and that run-down teeling
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      185 7 common scalp troubles Practically everyone you meet has one or more of three common scalp troubles—dry scalp, falling hair, or dandruff. Frequently they go together, or one results from the other. Regular and frequent massage with 'Vaseline' Hair Tonic will do a lot to relieve these annoying troubles. It will
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    "SPRINGTIME FOR HENRY"
    260 9 Delightful Comedy At The Capitol THE CINEMAS "CJPRINGTIME For Henry," the comedy I I? manC2 which opened at the Capitol Theatre yesterday. is sure of a j reception lr Singapore. The 'heme j> slender and the production is concerned mainly with presentgg humour in the lightest and
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    355 9 I Monday, Sept. 10 H.H. the Sultan of Deli, Mr. Willem Daniels and Tangku Amiruddin n.id luncheon at Government House. j Tuesday. Sept. It. 1 i H.E. Major-General E. O. Lewin, the Hon. Mr. G. L. Ham, the Hon. Mr. J. H. Pedlow. the Hon. Mr. M. B.
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    JOHORE'S RULER
    701 10 than twenty miles from the city of Singapore, linked to the island by a causeway which carries rail and road traffic, is a State which is unique in the whole territory of Malaya. lis name is familiar to the people of Europe and America, and quite a number
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    195 10 Mr. Chan Kuni Chee. of the Singapore Municipally, has been made a fellow o| the Royal Economic Society Lieut.-Comdr. GifTord, who was a passenger from London, arrived at I Singapore by the Imperial Airways liner Athena Under the auspices of the Ueylan.. c1ime*e Methodist Episcopal Church an evangelistic meeting in
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    92 10 Mrs. de Burgh Thomas, who was recently a successful schoolmistress In the Johore Education Department and whese husband was a former w»*llknown manager of Pulau Bulang. has opened a preparatory school for boys and girls which may well appeal to parents in Malaya anxious to ensure a happy home l
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    Notes and Comments Civil Aviation
    176 10 A NYTHING pertaining to the developA ment of civil aviation must interest people the world over amd the possibility now being examined in England to connection with air mails is one that has a particular interest to Malaya. It has been suggested that the British
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    Freedom Of The Air
    111 10 rraiS brings up the question of the freedom of the air, and when it is remembered that the aeroplane can readily be converted into a death-deal-ing machine, It seems unreasonable to expect countries to permit uncontrolled flying over their territories. On the, other hand, it would
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    Commercialised Art
    177 10 JUDGING from the trend of events in the world of art. there seems to bs little doubt that the days of "art for art's sake" are definitely over. No longer does art form a fashionable refuge for the ne'er-do-well sons of prosperous parents. No longer is it an
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    The Sept. 18 Incident
    322 10 rpHREE years ago to-day the Japanese swooped down on Mukden, the. capital of Manchuria under the regime of Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang «the "Young Marshal") and began their conquest of the. Three Provinces. The Fengtieti Government, they maintained, was not capable of maintaining order in the
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    Topics Of The Day
    296 10 By "Looker-On" I was surprised to read that the ball at the Dutch Club concluded at three o'clock in the morning. Could our genial friends be losing their old zest for celebration? AAA For three o'clock may be considered time to go home in some quarters,
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    25 10 FINANCIAL NEWS, 3. CLUB DIARY. 6. WIRELESS PROGRAMME. INCREASING WORLD SPORTS NEWS. 14, 15 and 16. MOTORING TOPICS, 17. STANDARDISATION OF iP
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    FIERCE FIGHTING IN THE SHANHAIKWAN REGION NIGHTLY ATTACKS ON CITY
    252 11 Handit Outrages THE LOSSES OF THE C.E.R. Shanghai, Sept. 18. LIGE numbers of bandits are hiding outside Shanhaikwan. attack the city every night, many civilians. The number panese troops stationed between haikwan and Koupeikou has increased to 2,100. Other units
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    MR. ANDREW MELLON
    66 11 \llfj?cd Fictitious Sales Of Stock Reuter. Washington. Sept IV 111 r tt'usury *s claim against Mr. tlr*»w Mel on of $3,000,000, in- h >: i>oo,ooo a 50 pei cent. 11.. i*v for alleged fraud. Vj >.?..•-ilon contends that hp lest six h ';f milii. uon spates of
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    EXPELLED CHINESE
    104 11 Tokyo's Reply To Nanking Protest .*1« Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Sept. 18. tin J..;).uu\se Legation has received •ni the reply to the Chinese ;t against the deportation of Chinese il»iui'< r.« from Japan. Thir. will be conveyed to the Chinese <>iivnnment shortly by Mr. Ariyoshi, the •i
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    MUNICIPAL ACTION
    181 11 Committee No. 3 of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners has accepted the offer of the Singapore. Harbour Board to surrender, free of cost, the nev strrna of land along the south «ide of part of Keppel Road and Telok Blangah Road for a roadside drain 1 from Jardme St°Ds
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    LIBERTY BONDS
    29 11 Reuter. Washington, Sept. 17. The Treasury announce that holders of the $514»/ 4 million worth of certificates and the 530 million Liberty Bonds have exchanged them. —Reuter
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    PICKETS ATTACK A MILL
    142 11 U.S. Strike Leader's Ultimatum Reuter. New York, Sept. 17. VIOLENCE occurred in several districts of the textile strike. Stones whizzed over the heads of women workers at Waterville, Maine, and windows were shattered when pickets attempted to attack the mill. Wholesale arrests of pickets were made
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    GREAT AIR RACE
    121 11 Wiley Post Forced To Withdraw Reuter Wireless. Oklahoma City, Sept. 14. WILEY Post has been forced to abandon his plan to compete in the London' Melbourne air race as his machine has been damaged in a recent flight towards the stratosphere. Post hoped to fly in the
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    TWENTY-FEET PYTHON
    43 11 Caught At Geylang This Morning Singapore. Sept. IS. A PYTHON, twenty feet long, was caught in the «tore of Messrs. Brossard and Mopin at Geylang about noon to-day. Coolies succeeded in lassooing the snake, and it was «secured and firmly boxed.
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    147 11 Chinese Girl's Serious* Fall 1 Singapore, Sent. 18. An accident occurred at Bukit Timah Road yesterday, when a Chinese girl of about nine years of age, fell irom a height of about 16 feet. She received injuries to the left side of the-face and head and concussion. She
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    BIRTHDAY BALL IN JOHORE
    518 11 Brilliant Function SUCCESSFUL DAY OF FESTIVITIES Singapore, Tuesday. "PVERY success attended the celebrations of the birthday of H.H. the Sultan of Johore yesterday. The thanksgiving service and reception ID the morning were followed by sea and land sports (reported in our sporting pages irj this issue),
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    CHINESE BRUSH PENS
    89 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Sept. 18. Acting on the recommendation of the Shanghai Chamber of Commerce, the Executive Yuan has requested the Ministry of the Interior to issue circulatory orders to the various provincial and city Governments to take steps to discourage the use of foreign pens and pencils,
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    LEAGUE COUNCIL ELECTION
    179 11 China Fails WAY LEFT CLEAR FOR TURKEY Reuter. Geneva, Sept. 17. CHINA only obtained twenty-one votes out of fifty-two for election to the Council and is, therefore, ineligible. This clears the way for the election of Turkey.—Reuter. Geneva. Sept. 11. It is now certain that Turkey, Spain
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    SIAM STATE COUNCIL
    150 11 Phya Bahol Recommended As Premier (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Sept. 17. REPLYING to the Assembly's cables announcing the resignation of the State Council and r ewmm ,t nd L n i wi pr Phva Bahol again take up the Premiershm the King accepted the resignations and
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    CHINA REDS
    124 11 Troops Attacking Their Stronghold Min Kuo Jih Pao. Hongkong, Sept. 18. THE Government troops in Fukien are attacking Changting. the Red stronghold, from several directions. The Communists have constructed their defence lines in a semi-circle con necting Changting, Ninghua and Yungan. with the Government troops facing them at
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    SUGAR CONTROL
    74 11 I Agreement May Not Be Continued I Reuter. I'l Tin* Hague, Sept. 17. ATHHEAT to the continuance cl the Chadbourne Plan is contained In the news from Jnva that sugar planter» have jj>bf>ndoned disru«Kions concerning possible methods of halving production and left the matter in the hands of
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    AMERICAN ARMS INQUIRY
    178 11 Pilots Sent To Canton Reuter. Washington. Sept. 17. EVIDENCE, alleging that the United States Department of Commerce had helped to recruit from the Military Air School for the Canton Government last year was given at the Arms Enquiry by Mr. Love. Director of the United Aircraft Export
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    PRINCESS MARINA IN BRITAIN
    102 11 Cheering Crowds ROYAL GUARD TURNS OUT Reuter. London, Sept. 17. CHEERED by enthusiastic crowds At the various stopping places en route, Prince George, Princess Marina and her. parents arrived at Balmoral Castle this morning and were warmly welcomed at Ballater by the Duke and Duchess of
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    Increasing World Demand PLANNED & DELIBERATE POLICY
    5711 12 Increasing World Demand PLANNED DELIBERATE POLICY ADDRESS TO IS. P. MEMBERS iORE STRINGENT QUALITY WILL BE DEMANDED (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. k I)I»KESSIN(; members of the Incorporated Society of Planters at oall r„ he d th Masonic Hall, Damansara Road, uala Lumpur, to-day, Dr. Ernest Rhodes, head
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    LEAGUE EDIFICE SHAKEN
    259 13 Versailles Treaty POLAND'S REFUSAL TO COLLABORATE Reuter Wireless. Geneva, Sept. 13. I E League edifice has again been I haken by Poland's refusal forth to collaborate with bodies entrusted with the n of guarantees for the pron of minorities. nd has long sought that the in the
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    POLAND AND MINORITIES
    145 13 Ik»it(nidation Of League Treaties Reuter Wireless. Geneva. Sept II 1 :Uanou r addressing the Assemx 11 :u ed that Poland could not oi obligations she had a by unilateral acUon. Po- 1..,) r.Jptf-d conditions a- regards .1»-*, which included a guarantee i.ruLue of Nations. Brl{.tin stood by
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    SECRET MEETING
    70 13 Mussolini And Austrian Leaders Reuter Wireless. 0 Venice, Sept. 14. •:incidental arrival of Signor iUnJ .jnd a number of Austrian Ui turd by the Education Minls- t.vlbiy lo attend the opera per- has evoked the greatest InM I "'•r MuvsnlinJ this afternoon 'Hut- Austnans aboard the yacht, fWlviQl
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    HELD UP TRAFFIC
    74 13 I;tpanose Sentenced For Drunkenness dT-gapore. Monday a JaDanes3 provision s«?nor n An.ion Road, appeared An the I IV ire Court this morning on u 1- o112 b«-|ig drunk and disorderly r.Atir. r. ad at 10 o'clock last night. ixjU'.y constable said that the ac w i pushing
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    DIAMOND JUBILEE
    256 13 Priests' Long Service lv Malaya Singapore, Tuesday. rrtWO events of great interest to the A Catholics in Singapore take place this week. To-morrow, the Rev. Father J. M. Belliot, Vicar of the Church of Bukit Timah, will celebrate his Diamond Jubilee as a priest, having been ordained in
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    U.S. STRIKE SITUATION
    158 13 Disorders Started In North Carolina Reuter Wireless. New York. Sept. li. VIfHILE the tenseness of the strike situation in Rhode Island has subsided disorder has occurred at Burlington, North Carolina, where the National Guard, using tear iras, dispersed a crcwd of four-hundred attempting to prevent Lhr opening
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    CHINESE INDUSTRIAL MISSION
    232 13 Visit To Europe To Study Conditions ON board the Contc Rosso, which arrived in Singapore yesterday, were members of the Shansi Industrial Mission to Europe, comprising Messrs. Ching £iao Foong, Soo Ping Vi, Wang Onn Ting and Tong Fcong Sien, industrial ond economic experts in the Shansi
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    SEQUEL TO MURDER OF DR. DOLLFUSS
    75 13 Police Constable Behind The Scenes Reuter Wireless. Vienna, Sept. 14. A MILITARY Court has sentenced to death a senior police constable, named Franz Theissenberger, who was accused of playing an important role behind the scenes on July 25, when Or. Dullfuss was murdered. It
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    THE COMPLEAT ANGLER
    76 13 Kingston. North Carolina. Mr. Gurganus. a drawbridge keeper. 1 kes fishing, but rarely has the chance to get away from his work. He has rigged un a net with a string attached to it. The string leads to a bell in his house. When the fish enter
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    "OLD RUMOURS"
    249 13 China's Use Of Wheat Loan Shanghai. Sept. 10. THE Finance Minister. Mr. Kung, expressed great surprise that "old rumours" to the effect that the American wheat and cotton loan was being utiliz2d for the purcha.se of military equipment had been resurrected at Washington. Mr. Kung emphasised that the
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    POLICEMAN'S LOT
    237 13 Singapore "Rough" In Ceylon A POLICEMAN'S lot is not a happy A one—it is a very apt saying Given .10 provocation this man assaults axvJ abuses the Inspector. I must make ar. example of such a man as accused aid Mr E H R Tenison. Police Magistrate, Colombo
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    LICENSING BOARD
    294 13 A Short List Of Applications Singapore, Monday. The District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer)' oresided at the quarterly meeting of :he Board of Licensing Justices held in he First Magistrate's Court to-day. Others on the Board were: Dr. P. S. hunter, Mr. W. J. Wilcoxson, Dr. Cheong Hai,
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    JAPANESE SEA SCOUTS
    310 13 Programme For Local Visit Singapore, Tuesday. THERE sailed into Singapore waters yesterday afternoon a small brigantinc, presenting a sharp contrast to the modern up-to-date vessels, and on board were 27 Sea Scouts of Japan, chosen from among the thousands in the movement, who are taking practical lessons
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    ROYAL WELSH CASTLE FOR SALE
    209 13 Trees Planted By King And Queen I j i I I (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) Llanrwst, North Wales, Aug. 31. GWYDYR Castle, the ancient residence of Wales, is up for sale. Soon its world-famous gardens, where Kings and Queens have walked will
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    ENTERTAINMENT BY SAKAIS
    723 13 Bentong Show BLOWPIPE SHOOTING AND DANCING (From Our Own Correspondent) Pahang, Sept. 15. ITNDER ideal weather conditions and before a gathering of over 3,000 spectators, the Bentong Annual District Livestock and Agricultural Show was held on the Government Recreation Club Padang, Bentong, on Sunday, Sept. 9 and
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    Endeavour Wins Second Race For America's Cup ONE OF GREATEST CONTESTS IN HISTORY
    1047 14 RAINBOW HAS CLOSE LEAD AT TURN VENTILATED SPINNAKER'S IMPORTANT ROLE IN BRITISH VICTORY Reuter. IN one of the greatest races in the i h's.ory of the America's Cup i Competition, the British yacht En- I dtavour beat
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    LEAGUE CHAMPIONS BEATEN 2-0
    59 14 Blackburn's Success At Home Reuter. London, Sept. 17. THE following matches in the English League were played to-day: FIRST DIVISION Blackburn R. 2; Arsenal 0. SECOND DIVISION Bury 1; Norwich City 0. Hull Citf 4; West Ram U. 0. THIRD DIVISION (Southern) Millwall 3; Gillingham 2.
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    WORLD FIGHT
    163 14 McLarnin Regains His Welter Crown Reuter. New York, Sept. 18. JIMMY Melarnin secured the world'j welterweight championship by outpointing Barney Ross here to^night. Both were badly battered McLarnin finished with his left eye completely closed and Ross with both eyes damaged. The judges were divided, so the referee
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    SWIMMING
    62 14 Result Of Jackson Millar Cup Races I'HE result of the three Races for the Jackson Millar Cup for 1934 at the Singapore Swimming Club is as follows: Ist. L'euc. I. L. H. MackiDop 6 points 2nd. H. Cathers 3 3rd. W. N. Rothery, S. A. Yell, W. G. Lawson
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    1,000 COMPETITORS
    32 14 Athletic Meeting In North China Shanghai, Sept. 18. The preliminary meeting of the rthletes in North China was held at Tsinan on Sunday. There were 1.000 competitors.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    CHAMPIONS v. REST
    65 14 Lancashire 298 For 9 At Close Of Play Reuter. London, Sept. 17. THE match between the Champion County and the Rest of England was continued to-day. Lancashire batted first and scored 206 (Duckworth 69). The Rest replied with 385 for 9 declared (Leyland 182). Lancashire had compiled
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    WINDSOR LAD
    49 14 Scratched From Further 1934 Engagements Reuter. London, Sept. 17. WINDSOR LAD was to-day scratched from all engagements for the rest of 1934, which include the Oadby Breeders* Plate, the John Porter Stakes, the Great Foal Stakes, the Jockey Club Stakes, the Newmarket, St. Lcger and Champion Stakes.—Reuter.
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    M.C.C. To Tour West Indies
    344 14 II PLAYERS CtKh!\ SO FAR: 11} TO LEAD Luirrfoii THE M.C.C. tc«m to Indies wiii The followiri? H.i ve -n ft. E. 8. WYATT, 112 t, shin > EL R. T. HOLME* K. F Aft.N'ES <Kv.e.\ HAMMOND, W.K. «IHENDKEN, L -ui: AMES, 1. 'K. i..
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    S. A. F. A. Cup Holders Beaten By Second Division Team Police Create Competition's Biggest Surprise
    690 15 Wiltshires Reduce Deficit With A Late Goal Singapore, Tuesday. VING at the Anson Road im y< sterday. before a good the Police furnished the prise of the season when Oi ked out the Wiltshire*'
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    67 15 13-Year-Old Girl Champion Reuter Wireless. Stoke Poges, Sept. 14. IN the final of the Girls' Golf Cham- pionship over eighteen holes. Miss Jupp oeat Mirs Montford 3 and 1. Miss Jupp played lik e a veteran in spite of the fact that this is her first
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    LOCAL GOLF
    142 15 Singapore G.C. Title Qualifiers TWE following are thp in the _qualifying round or th.- Singapore <*Otf (lub .•h.impfonbhip whWi wa> ,day<H at link it Timah on Saturday and Sunday: T. Smith lj;{* M. M. I'aterxon R. Craik 155« S. N. Kelly 17)7* T. Black j yj* C. K.
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    869 15 Celebrating Sultan's Birthday AQUATIC AND LAND EVENTS (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Sept. 17. CROWDS of Malays from the outlying districts of Johore Bahru, from the towns, kampongs and villages were in the capital to-day, dressed in their best to celebrate the 61st anniversary of
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    AMATEUR BOXING TOURNAMENT
    278 15 Entries Close Sept. 21 I WARDERS' CMUI OPEN FOR TRAINING I SiH}r*UM>iv lu' ylnv. Al« AltUlt*Hl* lu»1( l'.< iii»« x«niitWi« '<1 1 thi- I'tM'f I••OriKJQMiflt vh;<«?i «.sill lif 1,.i j In tin* I«r*l| H.,lf I'i .lie iir wv'i'K nf ifi<t rj 1 •> r |.K«? \r AlYlnU
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    CHARTERED BANK R.C.
    50 15 Members of the Chartered Pan': lcca) staff) Recreation Club, are informed that the new bac-minto.i eourl at Serangcon Road has been completed. To celebrate tfoe opening of the court an At He mo has been arranged for Sunday at 3.30 pm. Several exhibition games will take niace.
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    914 16 The Best Cricketers Are Born Not Coached A NO more opportune time could have been chosen by Patsy Hendren, one of England's greatest cricketers, for the publication of a book of the personal memuirs of a batsman who
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    ARSENAL'S FINANCES
    361 16 A General Reserve Of £50,000 i I Arsenal Football Club made a profit of £23.018 last season, according to their statement of accounts. Their actual surplus, however, was substantially bigger, as £10.000 was written off for ground expenditure., while provision has been made for transfers for the coming
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    191 16 Good Victory Against Hollywood Boxer San Francisco, 31. SPEEDY DADO, elusive Filipino bantamweight, at one time onotticially eonsiticred the world's champion in his class, to-night added another victory to his long string of wins by annexing a closo verdict over Bobby OHvas, of II rilywood, in 10 .ounds
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    JARDINE MARRIED
    54 16 No Archway Of Cricket Bats Reuter Wireless. London, Sept. 14. MR. D R JARDINE. the famous crickte;, was married to Miss MarL>rei Peat c 1 St Gev.ges's. Hannover -Q-Ji'.rr It was rot th* usual rr'cketcr's wed'lnp and th'iL- wns no archway of crlci"i bats. A U fa'uou:- p'.ayers
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    RACES FOR AMERICA'S CUP
    206 16 Inaugurated 83 cars Ago Reuter Wireless. Newport, JVjji 14 Everything is set lor ij u m.. for America'» Cup ai noup j, rl J, row President Roosevelt u v«-; yachtsman, is arriving with inn v r one hundred to join n,< I;i n crowd swollen by
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    LOCAL GOLF
    205 16 Keppel G. C. Beat Sepoy Lines THE match between Keppel Golf Club and Sepoy Lines Golf Club on Sunday, over the Keppel course resul ed It a win for the home team by 8 to 3' 4 as under (Sepoy Lines players mentioned first):— R. H. Oakeley and
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    S.C.C. SNOOKERS
    39 16 The following are ties in the S.C.C. snookers championships: TO-DAY Volunteer: J. W. Muncoy and C. Ayres C. H. W. Goult and F. W. T. A. Dean and XC Gillett v. C 0 Fuirler and N. Grice.
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    Motoring Notes & News 33-YEAR-OLD CAR STILL IN USE
    200 17 Motoring Notes News 33-YEAR-OLD CAR STILL IN USE pitted With Old-Type Tyres road that runs through station (Tcnnesee) a iittle ,„,ut 250 people, might have it tike fireworks on July nmeoone were eelebrat- Thirteenth. woilcs. It was Mr. Nelson ing somewhere in his 33 mobile, which has on two of
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    MORRIS WORKS
    382 17 Still Better Cars To Be Built pROM the heart of the new Cowley a i s^ bl y P la "t. B-yan de Grlneau, ne well-known artist, has painted a J nr£c amic *u impression of the Morris works as they are to-day. Ceaseless activity overhead; ceaseless activity
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    MOTOR VEHICLES
    190 17 British Output Increasing THE piojuftion of motor v».hiclf?n in thu A I nited Ki»ivrcit.r»i has ir i eased from 10,500 in 1908 to 286,28'1 in t'j3B. In the last twelve* year* motor production in thic tounlry h«K quadrupled. According' to the statistic» given in "Tin," th»' monthly bulletin
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    REDUCING OVERHEAD CHARGES
    313 17 The Advantages Of The Hired Car ABOUT 150,000 people visited England from Overseas last year, while the total for 1934 is expected to reach i 200.000. Of these at least 75,000 are officers of the combined Army Navy, Air Force and State services and their families, and
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    PRESSED WRONG SWITCH
    84 17 Burglars Roused Up A Whole Village Lorient, Brttany. Two burn la rs broke into the Church of Saint Theresa at Keryado shortly after midnight, and groped about to find a lighting Switch. They found a switch, and Dresstd it A clash ng peal cf the bells, which
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    ACUTE STOMACH PAINS ENDED AT ONCE
    201 17 After Trying All Kinds Of Medicines Imagine suffering .so badly hem >t„maeh pa.ns that you tried "all kinds of patent mcis-iaes" wrtkoux getting any ease, <.nlv to get relief from the first small bottlr of Maclean Brand Stoma-h Powder. Then read this letter from
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    WARDER'S CLAIM SUCCEEDS
    348 18 Sequel To Woodlands Accident Singapore, Tuesday. THE Chief Justice Sir Walter Huggard to-day awarded $5,000 damages and costs to John o* Regan, a former warder at Johore Bahru Prison, in his suit against Frederick Cator, of the British Navy. The plaintiff. In his claim, asked for $30,000
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    SENT TO PRISON
    151 18 American Cheated Of «17 Singapore, Tuesday Convicted this moriiins of having iMi T.ttfd an American day fireoian or Vlw President Poik. Curl R. Brooks, of SIT, Ismail bin Noor Mohamed was sentenced 10 three months' r.i. by the Second Magistrate. Mr. N Grici. Accused was alleged to
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    FEW SECONDS' WORK
    185 18 Extensive Damage By Fir3-Ball PJock, Poland INURING a storm which raged over u Plock ancl the neighbouring district fire-bail entered a straw-thatched house through the chimney. It exploded cn the ground of the sitting room and in the space oi a tew Solids did the following damage?;.
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    DIVORCE IN HASTE
    87 18 "Europe's Reno" Annuls 137 Marriages In Two Hours Riga. Latvia. 5*252 Ccur t of Riga (nicknamed Europe's Reno"» has set up a new speed record. In 120 minutes it has annulled 137 marriages. Ths Court began wcrk at 10 a.m. but mr. continuous stream of unhappily m
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    PERJURY ALLEGED BY COUNSEL
    494 18 Inspector's Statement MALAY AND SIKH QUARREL Singapore. Tuesdtj ALLEGATIONS of "deHbemi A jury" by a Senior V J were made in the Thin! J. yesterday before Mr. M d! They were made by Dr" Payne, counsel for the def. s jj" said it was a matter
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    LORRY IN DITCH
    54 18 Had StnaxH On Th«* Road 'Fulfil Our OfM B*7 KuAln L»<rr,p A lorry i* lymu in»» tJiiH lion of lpoh florid atfM V> l th- result vt a ypi*ai in ,l and a bus ww r day lilgbt jm It i« uiuliT food '11. t passenger* in
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    STANDARDISATION OF VITAMINS
    596 19 Functions In Healthy GrowtK p BODY, in these days of tomatoes juices and whole-wheat arning about vitamins and their healthy growth, perhaps, are aware that the reupon the necessity of balanina ill the diet has revealed an nal problem, ientitic research was indentifyrioua vitamins A, 81, 82,
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    THE GRAMAPHONE FIEND
    34 19 Colombo. named Soopy had only three 1 his gramaphone. but he clay and night. .boms became desperate and <•> the police. Now Soopy d 10 jhuttngs tor annoy►pie who lived near him.
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    DISARMAMENT
    801 19 Keports Of The Three Committees Bet U P h the tation lf a r the and Limitation of Armaments at it* Junp «o* a n reported in July on the subjcc?" of guar Z :L ag V nBi lU l armament, sect -trol GUARANTEES OF EXECUTION t.J he °JV
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    FISH CATCHES ITSELF
    63 19 New York, A member of Renter's New York Bureau was spending the evening canoeing with friends on Lake Moose pac. New Jersey. The lake was like a sheet of glass. The only sound was the incessant croaking of thousands of bull frogs. Suddenly something silvery leapt into
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    KANDYAN THRONE
    213 19 Claim Of Inherent Title Kandy, Sept. 4. A CLAIM that Kandyans are inherently entitled to have the throne returned to them was urged by a deputation, led by Rat watte Adtgar, to the Governor, of Ceylon. The deputation consisted of over thirty Kandyan Chiefs Joint Chapters of Asgiriya
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    STRUCK FIRST MATCH
    130 19 Plan For Statue Of Hungarian Inventor Budapest. The tradesmen of Budapest are starting a movement to raise funds for a statue of the man who struck the first match. The Hungarians say that the match was invented by Janos Irinyi. That was in 1836 when he was
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    ESCAPE FROM DEATH
    133 19 Baby Laughed When Train Passed Over Her Belgrade. Tilka Stoblovnik, a clvld of 17 months, sat down to play with stones between the railway lines, unnoticed by her mother who was gossiping to vil--1 jger£ near Ljubljana. J Suddenly an express train, rounded 3he oend. The driver
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    "SURPRISE" VOYAGE
    120 19 Anna May Wong's Parents Going To China Hollywood. Mr. and Mrs. Wong Sam Sing, the parents of Anne May Wong, we film star whose latest screen appearance is with Mr. George Robey in 'Chu Chin Chow." are leaving for China shortly. They will be accompanied by two daughters
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    NEVER AGAIN
    74 19 Bullet-Proof Waistcoat Which Was A Failure Chicago. Mr. William Crow, manager of a private detectivs agency, stood on a table at a Rotary Club luncheon to demonstrate a bullet-proof waistcoat. He told a friend to fire a revolver at him. A shot rang out—and a red Stain appeared
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    CHINESE STUDENTS FOR ABROAD
    429 19 Lafrgfer Number Leaving This Year JtIORE Chinese students leave for abroad to further their studies this yen than for several years, according to statistics available at the World's Chine i Students* Federation. Including the 20 students .sent to Enirlapd by the Board of Trustee* for ihe
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