Malaya Tribune, 28 September 1934

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    43 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya Vol XXL ■N#. 23 a SINGAPORE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1934 FIVE CiJiNTS. 2 The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, Sept. 28, 1934 Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1934 FIVE CENTfc
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      136 1 HeaJ The I ©ritome Dominant In zJAdalaya PETTER OIL ENGINES Is to 400 B. H. P. I FOB ALL SERVICES. CHEAPNESS IN THE PETTER SENSE is i j CHEAPNESS BORN OF EXCELLENCE I 5 I Sole Agents. I (Incorporated in 8.9 > 4 *-«ii««tiuwi«ii»innam(tfii«mttiitii»ftinii«i»ini«eepeeMN <• ■<"».•'••>••.•••■•§• t i«i i i.i
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      423 1 6 0 8? MB £3l solignum S IBr SERVES A DUAL PURPOSE- B £3 "WOOD HAS LIFE" even after it has boon turned to the many c mmere r] purposes which it serves. 1 8? o.<? Through neglect it can soon become useless—tun- dto dust by th*- i"j3 ravages of
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    Shipping News & Notices. FOUR DAYS ACROSS THE ATLANTIC
    1344 2 Shipping News Notices. FOUR DAYS ACROSS THE ATLANTIC Further Details Of The Normandie BY courtesy of the Compagme Generate Transatlamique (French Line), "Tho Journal of Commerce and Shipping Telegraph" is able to publish additional details of tin? company's new turbo-electric liner Normandie, now fitting at St. Nazaire .Tor her maiden
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    DISCOVERY II
    124 2 Research Ship Leaves For The Antartic Capetown. The research ship 'Discovery II" has left for a seven months' cruise to the frofcen south. She will sail immediately for South Georgia. 1.500 miles soirth-west ot SSSSSSP" After chart ing South Shetlands, a group of island* near Capo Horn, she
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    SHIP "SURGERY"
    559 2 Midship Section Fitted To Tanker IX connection with the .midship, section fitted into the motor tanker Svithoid, the German shipping journal "Hansa" states that this must be considered a first, class performance for German yards. Hitherto vessels have received new bows or they have _been lengthened, or both
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    SUNKEN GOLD
    101 2 Search For British Payship's Treasure LcuLsburg. Nova Scotia. A New York syndicate is searching for the hull of the British payship Tillbury which foundered off the Island of St. Esperit in 1757—and the lure of the sesWrT§ sunken gold. Recently bits of gold dust have been washed up
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    BRITISH SHIPPING DECLINE
    518 2 Increased Foreign Tonnage At U.K. Ports THE improvement in the country's import and export trade, as revealed in the Board of Trade returns lor July and for the seven months of the year now expired, is a most encouraging feature of the times. The increases are quite
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      371 2 Kamer sailings. KH CX and RITiSH INDIA (>. S. N. Co/s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. *UTA.\'A 17,000 Sept. 28 TAX 100 Sept. 20 ;ai: 6,000 Oct 7 'RAL 15,000 Oct 12 )AN 6,500 net. 21 ITLACE 15,0(10 Oct. 26 £URA 17.000 Nov. 9 DWAN 6,070 Nov. 18 Fir 15,000
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      143 2 IWt LLOYD TRIESTINO J (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay* r„. Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, PoTt tailing at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Said, Piraeus, Brindisi, Venice and jj Port Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste. Trieste. j! CONTE VERDE CLARA CAMUS Ct 36
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      201 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. DeuUcb H a fl Aostrmiißche Dampffchiffi Geeellsehaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Doe Spore. M.s. RUHR, via Manila Oct. 4 t m.s. DUISBURG, via Manila Oct. 16 m.s. RAMSES, via Manila Oct. 30 t m.s. SAUERLAND, via
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      587 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. (Incorporated b Germany) The undernoted are the Company tm. tended fixtures w OUTWARDS. "MAIN" for Manila, H'kong 19U S'hai, N. China Japan Oef o "ODER" for Manila, H'kong, 8 S'hai, N. China Japan Oct 2J» HOMEWARDS. "FULDA" for Genoa, Barcelona, IM4 Lisbon, R'dam, H'burg and Bremen
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    Mining Shares LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    399 3 Singapore, Friday. v tig mining share quotations by Fraser and Co, exchange brokers: 6 Buyers. Sellers. pal Tin H- s i Kumbang Tin 376 40l0xd ral Maiay 50i- 52|6 Hitam Tin 14 j9 1513 cd A ng 2 00 2.05 grin Tin 2516 2616 tgkat
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    151 3 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION STEADY ON FORWARD POSITIONS Lack Of Demand From Consumers Singapore, Friday, noon. To-day's Prices:Rubber (Singapore), 24i/ 2 cts., Market Tone: Quiet. Unchan cd Im (Singapore), |1141/ 2 up Yesterday's Prices:— London: 7 5|16d., unchanged. Market Tone: Steady after easier. New York: 14 1316 cts.,
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    EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE
    47 3 Singapore. Friday. At the annual meeting of the Eastern United Assurance Corporation, Ltd.. held to-day, a final dividend of 5 per cent., amounting to $35,625, was declared. A special bonus of 50 cents share was also passed. The director's fees were fixed at $8,000.
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    RUBBER CROPS
    27 3 The following rubber outputs are advised for August: 42,500 lb., Jeram Kuintaiv 37,200 lb.. Sungei Bagan 55,500 lb., Batu Village 1,622 lb., Kapala 13,100 4b.
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    PROFIT OF $24,785.10
    369 3 Jimah Rubber Estates, Limited following is h* report of the UirecfouVth r8 Huhmitt «l »0 the twenty. hok ers a n a mee-ing of sharl FunSLn H^l, the ExehlU Room, the 6th ?h Bu,l In S >gapore, on Saturday noon y°f Ctob?r 19;n at 12 <> 9
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    BULLION AND SPECIE
    70 3 A Increase In Imports In 1 1933 Imports of bullion and specie into Malaya, whili steadily decreased from li>2B till 1932, showed an increase in 1933. There has been an excess cf exports over Imports since 1930 owinpr to the increas d value of erold and, latterly,
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    IMPROVED RESULTS
    328 3 Sungei Bahru Rubber Estates •By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Sept. 12. f phe second annual ordinary general meeting of the Sungei Bahru Rubber Estates, Ltd.. was held yesterday at 71 St. Mary-axe, London, E.C. Mr. p. j. Burges (the chairman) said that the accounts indicated
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    N.I. RUBBER STATISTICS
    133 3 The following information has been received from the Chief of the Central Bureau of fcta.istics. Batavia. Foreign Exports of Rubber from the hast Coast of Sumatra during the month o U rfu 4 c <> nv «ted to long r„ns of 2,240 lb. dvv weight). Particulars of
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    RUBBER REPORT
    79 3 Messrs. Guthrie Co., Ltd., in the r weekly rubber report dated Sept. 27 state: The local market has remained quiet j since our last report owing t 0 the continued absence of buying interest from Ame- rica, but this has been off-set t 0 a certain extent by
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    AMALGAMATED RUBBER
    833 3 Nine Per Cent. Dividend For Year (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. MINE per cent, for the year is what share- holders in Amalgamated Rubber Estates Ltd., are to receive, a final dividend of seven per cent, having bee, declared at the .Sua" S2* of I,he Company,
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    Rubber Shares LATEST SINGAPOR QUOTATIONS
    662 3 Singapore. Fridat; The following rubber share quota!" I are issued by Fraser and Co., and L and Evatt. Issue Value. Fraser Lyall a Shares. and Co. Evat 1 Allt nby 190 2 OOcd 1.85 U 1 Alor Oajah 150 160 1.50 1 IA. Hitam 2.30
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    66 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Friday, noon. pa a t «*Uar* K.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot (loose) 24% 24% do. (F. 0.8.) Oct. 24% 24% Standard R.S.S. on TenderOct.pec. 2 5% 25% i^t irch 26 26% Apfimine 27% 27% July Sept. 28% 28% Tone of Market:
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      50 3 SOUTH BRITISH* INSUIANCB COMPANY, LTD., 'Incorporated in New Zealand). HKE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WOKKMEirg COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. WICE: 2, FTNLATSON GREEN. THE ASTERN UNITED i; \NCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT Md WORKMEN* COMPENSATION INSURANCE 111 OFFICE: 16D, C/cil St., Singapore. JO *NHrr, General Mana**sr.
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      174 3 Nederlandsche Handel-Maatscbappij, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY.) Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE, BATAVIA. Branches throughout the Dutch East Indies and in the Straits Settlements, India, China, Japan and Arabia. LONDON BANKERS: The National Provincial Bank, Limited. Corrospondente in the principal Cities
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      59 3 TEACH YOUR FAMILY THE VALUE OF THRIKT The chjo who is taught to recognise the advantage of consistent saving becomes the adult life well armed for the solution of its problems. The Bank is eager 'o help in establishing this valuable habit. $5 opens a SAVINGS ACCOUNT. MAKE IT TO-DAY.
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      202 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated hi Straits Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, Ltd., THE HO HONG BANK, LUL 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: Chee Swee Chens;,
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      315 4 L HASSAN, I ■ft 87, BRAS BASAH ROAD, I if SINGAPORE. I Ldertake all sorts of work I ■jctrical, gas and water ser- 1 line. I jive prompt attention to all I Kg either bij? or small. I mnot consult us about your 1 Hements 1 Kate submitted upon re-
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      355 4 FOR SALE—One second-hand "National" Caafa Register and two ."Vabr' Fire Extinguishers, all in splend.d condition. Apply Box No. 444, co Malaya Trioane. Expert tuition for Cambridge and other students in all subjects including Latin by a London qualified teacher, charges moderate. Success guaranteed. S. SANGARAPPILLAI. 47 Bencoolen Street, Singapore. American
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      926 4 PUBLIC NOTICES, AUCTION SALE. ON WEDNESDAY, 3RD OCTOBER, 1934, AT 2.30 P.M. \t the Saleroom of Messrs. Cheon* Koon Seng Co., Ltd., No. 30, Chulia Street. ~~£s F Rcsurvey area j Remarks. Situation. 1 u e Lot No. j A.R.P. 1 185.0.22 St Land Grant, Vacant land. 2 jTuas 0.3.00
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      343 4 EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN^MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. 1 (A Government Registered School): j (For Boys and Girls). j i-A Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Fnrol for a Sound Musical Education--Sy?Umatic° r T?aining both Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.t.L. Certificate, Diploma, etc. Booklet free. M. ANCIANO, Principal. BUSINESS POSlTlONS.—Commercial training, English
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      590 4 I HERE'S SOMETHING NEW AND RELIABLE. M.C.C. Special, 15 Jewel, Chromium Plated, Interchangeable, Sv7i«s Made I Watch. We Guarantee to replace a New I Machine within a year of purchase g if anything goes wrong with tho I Watch provided it shows no sign oi I RtLSt. tS* vHE_ I
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    WHY CHILDREN ARE NAUGHTY
    365 5 Doting Parents Blamed PETTING THE CAUSE OF DELINQUENCY .'By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) Aberdeen, Sept. 11. pHILDREN who are deliberately naughty or who are in any way i,normal in behaviour usually have doting parents whose foolish treatm< nl has warped their ch.ld's mentality. This
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    FROM AUSTRALIA TO BRISTOL
    223 5 11,800-Mile Voyage To Answer Summons (By Air Mail) 'From Our Own Correspondent, London, Sept. 10 M R ;,7^ a Thor n« T »y'or, a 39-year- urnoy of n 800 ma m n il„ ha t JUBt T™*™ ...order was made a 2 ainst mo to Kj^
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    BRITISH FILMS
    140 5 To Ba Shown In Broadway For First Time (By Air Mail) (From Ow Own Correspondent) London, Sept. 11. TpOR the first time, British pictures are to be shown on Broadway, New Yoik, where Hollywood has always had the monopoly. Gaumont-Br tish, whose studios are at Shepherd's Bush, London,
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    PLAY BANNED
    105 5 Private Performance For "Miracle In America (By Air Mail) J (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Sept 11. "Ti/ITRACLE in America," a play about i** Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy, the founder of Chris -ian Science, is to be performed privately n London. The Lord Chamberlain has refused permission for
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    ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
    111 5 Kuala Lumpur Woman Bound Over (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. A Chinese woman, named Tan Ah lam, was to-day produced before th_ second magistrate, Mr. J. P. Biddulph, md chaiged with attempting to commit suicide by drinking tincture of iodine i it Sultan Street, ion Sept.
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    SIR FREDERICK ALLEN
    232 5 Reuter. Death Of Prominent P. 0. Company Official London, Sept. 27. "HE death is announced of Sir Frederick x Charles Allen.—Reuter. Sir Frederick Charles Allen was bom on June ly, 1864. He was educated at Christ's Hospital and spent twenty-five years in -ne East and represented the
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    FREE SPEECH
    229 5 To Be Checked At China Congress? Hongkong, Sept. 26. AT a joint meeting of the South-west Political Council and the South-west j Executive Committee yesterday, a lelej gram was issued asking the Central I Government to give its reason for not j replying to their telegram dated Sept.
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    GRESFORD COLLIERY DISASTER
    209 5 Worst In History Of North Wales Reuter Wireless. London. Sept. 22. HOPE is practically abandoned for about a hundred miners working in Gresford Pit near Wrexham, who were trapped this morning half a mile underground by two miles of flame following an explosion. Rescue parties have been
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    'PEACE OF MIND'
    150 5 For Parents Through 4 I Baby's Own Tablets. Baby's health vitally concern■> botß* mother and father, and mly when i is healthy and happy can they enjoy 1 peace of mind. A young child's health d»'p nils on watchful parental care bestowed upot and prcv ding a
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    TOCK TYPEWRITER CO.,
    52 5 28-A, CHANCE ALLEY, SINGAPOF-* 'Phone 2633. DEALERS in new and secondhand Tjj writers. REPAIRERS of all makes of Typewrit; Calculators, Adding Machines, etc. 1 We sell Kolok Ribbons and Koiok Caij Paper of the finest quality. Stationery Supplier*. Work Guaranteed Charges Modeml Always in stok good and
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      102 5 NOW! Correct Time from, your Electric Circuit So simple too! Merely Plug inU nearest electric outlet. No further trouble or winding or regualing. -No oiling or cleaning. j BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS. A Real Household Need. j The ELECTRIC CLOCK I For AO. Supply. THE BORNEO Co., Ltd., *J|VERY CHEAP PRICES. I
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      50 5 IsSSKraSJFB NEW 1934. FORD M .TRUCK ffxHAUsf VALVE SEAT INSERTS I TI" THE LIFE OF THE VALVES S$ oV?. fl ;and ..iftfrtU* M Fre'mOVE AXLr" Sh- .VITHcCt TAKING OFF*- 10* j REAR V.HEELS M AEROPLANE TYPE BEARINGS DESIGNED TO "EH OPERATE UNDER CONSTANT PEAK LOAD IP 'LCQNDiTroNs 1 P R^^^
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAYS SAPPING
    69 6 VESSELS ARRIVED Singapore, Fr day. SFNANC, Dutch, 729 tons; from Pulembann; 27 9. to Palembang 29.9. PANGKOR, British, C 37 ten:,; from Bangkok ?.3.9. to 2.10. BOFLCNGBN Duu-ii. 078 Uns; frcm pcmacg&at 28*9, t*o R:ouw 2.10. VAN RFTLHFRGrN, Dv eh 2 tons;
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    119 6 USPS ALONGSIDE r iH£ WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore-, Sept. 28. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Plane us 22; Husang 20. Mam V.'hari (Entrance Gate 3 Poelau Tello 13; Serooskerk 11; Kepong 8; Teucer 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Tweedbank 30; City of Derby 32; Silverwalnut
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    14 6 From Eastern Australin tay the Marella, chia at Singapore at noon to-day.
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    14 6 Left Arrrj. m Spore London Air Mail" (Dutch >■ Sept. 20 Sept. 27
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    WRECK REMOVED
    34 6 Singapore, Fririar. A message haii been received from the Marine Department, johore, string that ihe wrecft of the sunken Wngkang in the Muar River at the entrance to Johore has been removed.
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    MONEY MARKET
    374 6 SELLING. Singapore, Sept. 20. London 3 months' sight 2i4 7;32 London 4 months' sight London 60 days' sight g *g London 30 days' signt «£g London demand *j*J2 London T.T. *g Lyons and Pans demand Hamburg demand New York demand »J <* Batavia and Sourabaya demand 84 /4
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    280 6 Public Functions f\nu Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. SBPT £3 H:eh Tides.—l.4ft am 1.09 pjn. FtecMnil: R.i. v. fclofc lTurou .-.«r.., TK.S. ground; JohPin Malay Btl>. v Singapore Malay Stfhooi- j.i. Bcsar Stadium. Singanore PittC-ponK Champions/: Great World, 7.3t! p.m. Municipal Commissioners' Meeting, 2A p.m. ffoclrcy:
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    AMUSEMENTS
    61 6 ALRAMBRA.—"Beyond Bengal.' APCLLC—Hindustani talk c. "Saubhagya Sundari." CAPITOL. —Stage and Screen attrac tion. EMPIRE. —"Devil Tiger." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, Side-shows, Dean's Grand Opera, cmnese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. MARLBOROUGH.—'Krishna Lcela." Tamil talkie. NEW WORLD. —Cabaret Dai. Side-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. PAVILION.—"A Cup of Kindness.' RlTZ.—Double
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      535 6 mmm -ir-w SINGAPORE HOTELS SEA VIEW HOTEL IDEAL SEASIDE RESORT. TENNIS GOLF SWIMMING —SL NBATHING. kVeRY ROOM WITH BATH, W.CRI NNING HOT AND GOLD WATER. 21 GNjE OP SINGAPORE'S SCENIC BE A i TV SPOTS. (10RMAL) TO NIGHT (FORMAL) i SPECIAL DINNER DANCE. I ADE LiH'Hl HOIEL SATURDAY i j
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      356 6 LATESr ADVERTISEMENTS COUPONS RUBBER REGULATION, STORE. HOLDINGS OF LESS THAN 100 ACRES. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the ssue of cjupcns for the second quarter (Ist October to 31st December, 1934), will be made in the Land Office, Singapore, beginning Oc obcr Is I*, as detailed below. Every own?r, before
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      48 6 ••Hi|lHii|!:lll|lir.HMi;:r:l':l"l< I I THE THIN MAN j B m I as elusive as I The Oily Man fjpßMi ••i 1 1 1111 111 1 YICK'SI DANCINfI SHOES. Solid Leather Throughout. $3.25 litepectien Cordially Invited At. YICK WAH Watchmaker A Footwear Manufacturer* 81, North Bridge Road, (Near High Street).^^^^
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      561 6 1 igg^jwgyjg^. SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE j TO-DAY j Mun'ok (Plancius) 2.30 p.m.! B-luwan and Medan (Tinombo) 3 p.m.' BenckaUs, Fort de Keck, Padana;, Pakan Baroe, Sick and Selat Pandjang (Ampang; 3 pm. TndUV, North and East diosang) 3 p.m. Piiiltoptoe Islands (Serooskerio 4 p.m. AdeM B y Train) 7p m
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      242 6 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of ike members of which are readers of the Malaya Tribune." This Diary is protided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings vf general interest will still be included in the
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    Casting Officials Prove Good Detectives THEY GET THEIR MAN
    804 7 I S?cret Methods SURPRISE FOR JACKIE COOPER ri ii" members of the casting offices .11 Hollywood studios alvvavs 'ML-ir man"—or woman, as the iii may require. when it come? to ways and iif locating und bringing >r who may be scattered
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    William Powell and Myrna Loy In a scene from the ' Thin Man," coming to the Capitol next Week.
    18 7 William Powell and Myrna Loy In a scene from the Thin Man," coming to the Capitol next Week.
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    Screen Entertainment In Singapore
    1845 7 Glimpses Of Some Forthcoming Films AN unusual treat is in store for local theatregoers at the Capitol Theatre :o-night when the new stage attraction •Bryman's Revue" will be presented. THE Bryman Revue Company consists cf 15 artistes, exceptionally talented, the majority of the performers be.ng gins
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    COMEDIE FRANCAISE PLAYS.
    268 7 British Contract To Make Films Paris T>ftJTTBH "mm fans' will probably be J <P able to sc.? the tragedies alid comedies both classical and modern--of thfamous Comedle Frariraise In tn«r loral cinemas before long For the flrst {Jjtie the entire company of the great French theatre has
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      401 7 1 Miracle Pen j won't f run dry! ij H° ln beautiful fri- descent Parker to the 1 liftit. Jet like j 4 *ttJj Merion* trtiido*»»,** ■j j t-li m i:i>tantlv ho* murfr ;v:v|f ink remains! You «U«ti know when to refill. Thi* i 'oWJ nmaxlr»{ pi n holds lQggL
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      428 8 r 1 AIUAMRSIIt f premiere -the j: J j TO-NIGHT 6.15 and 9.15. j- I T-T-,„,--' j ACHIEVEMENT V Plunges' the nathj\i dv. in:o th? crocodile j A PAVILION LIMITED j( GLORIOUS PICTURE GORGEOUS GIRLS HILARIOUS LAUGHS EDDIE CANTOR In The Samuel Goldwyn Production ROMAN =f ĔSCANOALS^ with RUTH ETTING,
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      283 8 I One of the Best and Most Talented STAGE SHOWS yet seen in Malaya! g I opening at the^p /TOL S?« [J f7«ST APPEARANCE in Malaya of j| Presenting a Grand Reper oir? of Snappy, Daring Delightful f|''THE PARTYiS OVER featuring STUART ERWIN 2 I I j[ NOTE:—Owing to the
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    STRAITS SETTLEMENTS ASSOCIATION
    315 9 Address For Sir Shentoh Thomas k A MEETING of the committee of the 1 Etralts BetUements (Singapore Association ww held on Monday. Mi 1 Til w Ge( *des 'Vice-President) in the I tht chair. j It was resolved by the Committee, with the exception of Mr. Tay
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    Untitled
    33 9 Members of the August B.P. who untitled r.ire to introduce friends to the anniversary are requested to communicate with the Hon. Secretary. Mr. Chua Kok Cheng, 2-B. Patani Street, on or Oct. 10.
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    THE ASSIZES
    402 9 Charge Against Local Contractor Singapore, Thursday. LIM Cheok Seng, a former contractor j to the P.W.D., was to-day chained at the Assizes before Mr. Justice Pochard and a common jury with using a* genuine a forged document and attempting to cheat Lim Che:; Seng. The Crown alleged that
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      341 9 TO-MORROW, SEPT. 29th Presentation of Gold Medals by j Mr. Wee Ban Cheng to the vaudeville artistes of the New j World Cabaret. Special Turns by the Misses I Anita and Molly. Medals on view at Messrs. B. P. de Silva. (I j USUAL ADMISSION 50 CTS. jj I Apollo
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      44 9 ii MUBICAL ENCHANTMENT j j SET TO THE KXOITSITE t MELODIES OF STRAUSS JESSIE j MATTHEWS in j |j "WALTZES FROM j VIENNA" j F A V COMPTON EDMUND GWTENN ji I THE FILM OF THE SENSATIONAL j' j mk m NEXT CHANGE PAVILION
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    DEATH. DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
    71 10 TAN—TAN HOOD SENG, passed away peacefully at hs residence, No. U6-IK Ilaig Road, at 6 a.m. on Thursday. CTth September. 1934, at the age of 50. He leaves behind his beloved wife. 3 sons, I daughters, one son-in-law (Mr. Wee Cheng Quee) and 4 grandchildren to mourn
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    YOUNG THUNDERFACE
    833 10 M A MAN is more likely to die as a result of a blow from a cricket ball than from a blow from a gloved fist in a boxing contest." This was a remark made by a London surgeon in giving evidence at an inquest, and it is
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    Notes and Comments Nudists' Conference
    142 10 rpHIS is the season of conferences and 1 national and international organisations are still meeting all parts of the world over matters, of importance to world affauj. But to Greater London has been awarded the honour of welcoming the delega es >o Britain* most modern
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    The League's Palace
    123 10 RESIDENT of Malaya who recently paid a visit to Geneva expressed lis amazement on his return at the stupendous building, now near ng completion, which will house the League of Nations- He likened its size o the area stretching from Piccadilly Circus to the Ritz, and as
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    General Johnson
    224 10 TN resigning from his post as Adminis- trator under the N.R.A., General Hugh Johnson has fulfilled popular predictions of the last few months. It was known that he was not in sympathy with the reorganisation of the N.R.A. and his resignation was expected many weeks ago. Diplomacy in
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    What We Pay
    250 10 THERE are items of great interest in the figures of Government expenditure for 1934 if you care to look for them. For instance a sum of over ti million dollars a year is spent on eduj eating us to be good citizens and nearly three millions (Police)
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    Topics Of The Day
    301 10 By "Looker-On" CIO H.L.H. is to try the orange juice cure. O We'll stand by. We'll never desert the sinking shape, A& I I'm told by a doctor that most married j women in this country don't exercise enough. The only exercise some of them get
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    41 10 FINANCIAL NEWS, 3. CLUB DIARY, 6. CINEMA TOPICS, 7. MR. BOYD'S SPEECH AT X L I BOXER'S DEATH INQUEST. IS SPORTS NEWS, 14, 15 and 16 WIRELESS PROGRAMME. 18 A HERBALIST'S CLAIMS. 19 THE UNTRUTHFUL CHII £> obL fM
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    "REDS" ROUTED IN DESPERATE FUKIEN BATTL VICTORY FOR NANKING
    244 11 I III'NDKEDS OF DEAD LEFT Nine-Hour Battle I Troops Hampered By Retrenchment i TERRIFIC nine-hours battle in Fukien has ended in a great victory for the Nanking Government forces over the Red armies, who launched desperate attacks and left hundreds of
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    WIRELESS HISTORY
    64 11 Firm's Overseas Branches In Conference Reuter Wireless. London, Sept. 25. Wireless history was made this afternoon when the Sydney, Johannesburg, Be in bay and New York branches of a will-known engineering firm were linked up by wireless telephone with London for the purpose of holding a conference i
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    LOCAL ACICDENTS
    150 11 Singapore, Friday. A Chinese was knocked down by a motor car yesterday. He received injuries to the mouth and abrasions over the left lejj. He was removed to the General Hospital. w Singapore, Thursday. A Chinese girl of. nine years of age knocked down .by a motor-bus at
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    39 11 Mr. Roland Braddell left for Europe to-day by the Dutch mail. He expects to return to Singapore by the end oi April. Mrs. Winstedt, the wife of the General Officer. Johore, is indisposed and is in the Johore Hospital.
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    Sale Of C.E.R. Not Clinched CHINA WANTS A VOICE
    41 11 Mr. Eduard Starte, the famous ann-uncer of PHOHI. the Holland international short-wave station which is well heard in Malaya. Mr. Starte's lecture in Singapore last night is reported on this page. Sale Of C.E.R. Not Clinched CHINA WANTS A VOICE Reuter.
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    ROLLING STOCK
    151 11 Moscow, Sept. 27. WHILE it is admitted in wellinformed circles that a basis of agreement on the purchase price the C.E.R. was reached, it is stated that these negotiations are regarded as preliminary to the resumption of the official conference on the subject between the Soviet and Manchukuo authorities. It
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    MASTER MARINER AND AIRMAN
    457 11 the transfer of the Chinese Eastern Railway. The Manchukuo is desirous of lifting the blockade of the railway at Manchuli and Suifenho and is asking for the return of ihe rolling stock detained by the Russians, hence the necessity of opening these negotiations. Mr. Koki Hirota the Japanese Foreign Minister,
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    BOAT SWAMPED IN STORM
    129 11 Later the "Atalanta" type of aircraft was brought on service, and he flew the first of this type from England to EgyDt. When the Imperial Airways Empire route was extended from Karachi to Calcutta, Captain Egglesfleld operated the firslservice on this extension, and also on \e later extension from Calcutta
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    MIRACLES ALMOST DAILY
    490 11 London, Sept. 27. FiOUR men, including Major B. A. KerrI Pearse, were drowned ai|i his daughter, Miss Kerr-Pearse, the Honourable Ernest Guiness, brother of Lord Iveagh, and another uere saved when a motorboat from the yacht belonging to the Hon Ernest Guinness was swamped in a storm in Killary Bay,
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    B.B.C. AND MALAYA
    40 11 Official Statement On Singapore Radio Station Ar. important official s atement on ffM British Broadcasting Corporation and the medium-wave radio sat ion to be rected in igapore will appear in (he Radio page of to-morrow's Malaya Tribune.
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    MAY SEND ARMY
    99 11 France And Order In The Saar Reuter. Geneva, Sept. 27. will not hesitate to send forces to the Saar to restore or maintain order, declared M. Barthou in reading his speech at the League Council. This is contrary to his practice of ex tempore speaking and, therefore,
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    CLEAN SWEEP OF THE N.R.A.
    364 11 President To Decide All Policies Reuter. Washington, Sept. 28. IN making a sweeping reorganisation of the N.R.A., President Roosevelt has appointed a committee of Fix, headed by Mr. Donald Richberg, Legal Adviser of the N.R.A., to take charge of the bioad policies and future legislation.
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    WELSH COAL CRD OVER
    122 11 Ajfreement Reached MINES DEPARTMEI ANNOUNCEMENT Reuter. London, Sept. CONFERENCES will be he London to-day to dec id issue of peace or war in the I Wales coalfield. Mr. Ernest Brown, SecretaL Mines, who owing to the crisis, celled his visit to Clydebank fc launching of the
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    2320 12 K« L. Address I TO TELL THE TRUTH n torn Our Own Reporter) £uala Lumpur, Thursday. XLAR issued to GovernS on the subject indeotedness, which has mg a great deal of concern to whom it applies, was •subject of an address
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    WEEKLY RADIO PAGE
    35 12 NEW Series of weekly Radio Notes will appear every Saturday in the Malaya Tribune commencing to-morrow. An interesting review of the stations that are received locally will be given in to-morrow's notes.
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    THE CINEMAS
    76 12 Sdqndats ft't -j houaes attended the "JS»* °£*3®* J&Jft ■Scandals," at the night. Ro *y Theatre last 1 jw? di "J^ to V n K Oda C S lhle SQISK-' h hL t SH^S? Some of fJ^-S illcatlc's in couh inT«^ ,a,na sF c ">«' w David are
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    MR. G. J. MANSFIELD
    100 12 Old Malayan's Death In Engjand Meld"ocrarrcd*ln M EnMT r l® u oh,! 1 '>>* W ndon 2! y ««< =tin».,- W MansfleW and co ;j r nat time wcJl-known «i*,i ho W£re a < 7Hh offices Ju Co'ivpr ci chandlers This firm wair iKLSiy*' «n|ap:rtj. '«fansUeld.
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    CHINESE LEADERS IN MANILA
    712 12 Serious Charges NANKING ASKS FOR EXTRADITION Manila; Sept. 17. gXTRADITION of two well-known Chinese in Manila was formal hrequested to-day of the GovernorGeneral by the Chinese ConsulateGeneral, following instructions to th local Consulate received yesterdav from the Foreign Office in Nanking. The Chinese who are wanted
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    No Blame To Anybody For Boxer's Death
    97 13 Tragedy Of Thunderface: Coroner Returns Verdict Of Misadventure Singapore, Friday. f FIND no evidence of any person criminally concerned and my ci is therefore one of misnture," said the Singapore ncr, Mr. W. G. Porter, yesterat the conclusion of the inquiry the death
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    REFEREE'S EVIDENCE
    699 13 Weber's Use Of Head Did No Damage referee. Mr. Darpue Robinson, ne had been a professional boxer was a .locally qualified referee. He nfereed all the bouts on the in question. Witness had to warn Weber several for using his head, and in the nth round he gave
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    SAW WHAT HAPPENED
    590 13 Thunderface Collapsed After The Count ri„Hnr c ,l S sat at thf "me-keepers table during the second contest and saw what fcH&S. 7? c first k nock-down occurred .n the ninth round and Thunderface took a count of four or five t«lmH SeCOn s knock ~down was
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    BODY PUNISHMENT
    324 13 Weber Was Instructed To Go "All Out" In the twelveth round witness realised Thunderface was weakening as a result of the body punishment, so he Instructed Weber to go "all out." Thunderface nad received many body blows. When Weber caught him with a left and right, Thunderface fell
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    TERRIBLE VILLAGE TRAGEDY
    392 13 Alleged Stabbing At Balik Pulau I~HE whole village of Ealik Pulau wa: shocked on Tuesday morn ne las by a stabbing fatality nvolving Chinese couple in house No. 63, Kuala Sungei Pinang Road. The wcman succumbed to her injunc md the man is lying in the Penanp
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    GERMAN JEWS
    49 13 Permitted To Land On Greek Island Reuter Wireless. Athens, Sept. 25. A party of 380 German Jews have been permitted to land provisionally on the Island of Syra, pending a decision from the Government as to whether they will be allowed to settle in Greece. —Reuter Wireless.
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    Lall Singh in Quest Of Further Cricketing Honours RETURNING TO INDIA
    255 15 Loss To Selangor THE RESIDENTIAL QUALIFICATION From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. r ALL Singh, the well-known Selangor cricketer and hockey is ret lulling to India, in o secure the residential qualio enable him to be selected tor
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    GORDON BENNETT RACE
    106 15 Polish Balloon Covers 750 Miles Reuter Wireless. Warsaw, Sept. 25. The Polish balloon, Polonio. covered the greatest distancs irr the Gordon Bennett st and larded 180 miles north-east of Helsinsk; ana 750 miles from th-3 ttart. Renter Wireless. CLAIM CONTESTED Warsaw, Sept. 25. Polonle's claim to have
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    INTER-STATE RUGBY FOOTBALL
    291 15 teams For Match At Seremban (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. T HE nia f s\f nt r sta^rusby match of ,he season will be plavve in Seremban on Saturday betwee' Soh BTor and what is t 0 be styled a N^S Na£Sa*2S bU Y S
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    RUGBY.
    106 15 The following is the correct list ox SCC. Rugby tournament fixtures. Oct. 9. P.S. and A.P.C. v. Merchant and Bankers. Oct. 16, Etceteras v. P.S. and A.P.C. Oct. 23, U.S. Officers v. Etceteras. Oct. 30, Merchants and Bankers v. U. S. Officers. Ncv. 6, Etceteras v. Merchants and Bankers
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    AMATEUR BOXING
    294 15 Weighing In To Be On Sunday SEVENTY-ONE entries have been received for the competition organised by the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association made up of six light heavyweights, even middleweights, eight welterweights, '2 lightweights, 13 featherweights, 12 bantamweights, and 13 flyweights. Tho weighing in will be at the Volunteer
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    GOVT. LEAGUE
    158 15 Monopolies Easily Defeat Etceteras Singapore, Friday BY seven goals to nil, the Govcmmen Monopolies trounced the Etceteras 'in Div. I of the Government Services Soccer League yes'erday at the J.C.S.A. ground. The winners' poshion was not affected by the match as they had already won the championship. MONOPOLIES:
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    PETERSEN ORDERED TO FIGHT
    176 15 I Must Defend Both Titles At Short Notice London. Sept. 12. rIE British Boxing Beard of Control *o-day announced that Jack PeUr- I sen the Welsh holder of the Britlan and Empire heavyweight championships must defend both titles against Oeorg- Cook, the veteran Australian boxer. The
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    HOME RUGBY
    21 15 Reuter. London, Sept. 27. The following match in. the Rugby Union was played to-day: Yorkshire 21, Devon 6. —Reuter.
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    GOOD VICTORY FOR THE HORNETS
    422 15 St. Andrc-w's Bin ten FINE DISPLAY BY ROBERT EH Singapore, Friday. A HOCKEY match in which iroodM combination wa* wonapicuou. by its abicnce waa witnci rl on til.: N.C.C. ground yesterday when tie* S iiirufjor..' Hornets beat St Andrew'? «School by four ponls to one.
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    THE RED MENACE IN CHINA
    403 16 Chiang's "Drive" FIFTY PLANES TO BE USED Shanghai, Sept. 27. \jARSHAL Chiang Kai Shek. the commander-in-chief of the :ampaign against the Reds in China, has transferred 50 machines from the Air Force at Nanchang to Hunan for use in the coming operation j tgainst the
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    GOLDSMITHS IN COURT
    316 16 Alleged Breach Of Trust Singapore. Thursday. TWO Chinese goldsmiths appeared in A the Second Magistrate's Court, beore Mr. N. Grice, to-day in a case in vh:ch one of them, Seng Quek Kiang. vas charged with criminal breach of rust in respect of gold and metal alued at
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    NANKING'S HEALTH
    35 16 Shanghai, Sept. 27. The Nanking Municipality announces that the number of deaths during August was 1.310, which represents a decrease of 176 as compared with the *gur« for July —Mm Kuo Jih Pao.
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    CHINESE MOTHER PUNISHED
    470 16 Sad Sequel To Child's 111-Treatment Singapore. Thursday. iA CHINESE mother was to-day charged before the District Judge, Mi. H. A. Forrer, with ill-treating and neglect ng her own 12-year-old daughter in a manner likely to affect her health. Accused, a middle-aged Hokien woman, named Kwek Wan, came
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    HOCKEY AT K.L.
    257 16 Y.M.C4- Bea The Railways j (From Our Own Reporter) m Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. PLAYING or their own ground J the Railways were beaten by I the V.M.C.A. at hockey to-day by the odd goal in three. Except for the first ten minutes when som esparkling play was
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    60 16 The St. Joseph's Church Brigade will play the Clerical Union a billiards match, comprising of two games English and one fame American, on Sunday, at 9.30 a.m. The match will be jAyed at the Union's Club House. The Mam repiesen ing the t Jr'gade will be chosen from Fred Rozario,
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    SELANGOR TENNIS
    144 16 Chinese Beat Railway Institute (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. PLAYING at the Railway Institute ground, the S.CBC. defeated th? Railways Institute by fcur games to. nil in a tennis match. Greatest interest c ntred in tnsingles struggle between Ong Ec Kon; and J B Bong, which
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    PLAYFAIR A.U. WIN
    111 16 Playing at home, the Plavfair A.U. beat the Henderson Athletic Party by c even gnmes to nil o badminton. Reresults (Playfa r A.U. players mentioned first)•— SINGLES: Siboney Quel: beat Kum Kirn Seng 15—4, 15—v; B. S Foh beat Chan Kee Sim 15—8, 15- 3; Sim Jiak
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    TANGLIN MALAYS WIN
    93 16 The Tanglin Malays BP. beat Eunos B.P. by six games to nil in a friendly badm nton match on the former's court, the results being as follows (Tanglin players mentioned firs i:— SINGLES: Syed Salim beat Rahmat by 15—8. 15—9: Ja'afar beat Jumali by 15—4, 10—15, 15—7;
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    FOOTBALL
    78 16 The following are invited to turn up for ihe Clerical Union in the woeetr match I against the Wil shires 1, on Monday, at the Jalan Besar stadium: -R. Muthucu- maru, Chua Boon Lay, Koh Guan Yam, W. 1 F. Gomes, John Then, Koh Hor Khoon, Wan Puteh, H.
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    TROUBLE IN SOUTH WALES COALFIELD
    204 16 i i Dispute Over New \v atM Agreement Reuter Wireless. Londor. Labour trouble is itm. WaJes coaifn-rj r over 130.000 men, m Protracted negotiations ever the new wages agri-emi broken down and failing rv lV within the next, three da y appears inevitable from b-i
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    MONGOLIAN PRINCE
    127 16 Murdered By Chinese Volunteers Shanghai, Sep:. 27. Much miJ;tiry activity is ffeported along the Chinchow-Chiaoyang Railway. Japanese troops in langshan and Shanhaikwan are leading for Jehoi and military trains along the line are congested Tanks and ammunif'ons are being transported to Chaoyang. A certam Mongolian prince, while m
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    GENERAL AMNESTY
    39 16 On Birth Of Italian Princess Reuter Wireless. Rome, 25. To ceiebrate the birth of the daugh ter of the Prince of Piedmont, the King has declared a general amnesty, from which only political priscners ar excluded.—Reuter Wireless.
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    NEW VESSEL FOR SINGAPORE
    625 17 The Cordillera ;U RG-AMERIKA uiuisition lotorship Cordillera, of irg-Amerilgft Linie, will Eastern service in the Hi.).). is scheduled to leave her first outward trip to on Mar. 6, 1935, and n Shanghai on April 3, at Singapore on Mar. due to leave Shanghai ...ad voyage on
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    REV. FATHER AUGUIN
    338 17 Sacredotal Silver Jubilee Celebrations (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Sept. 26. TO the Catholic community of SeremDan and to the Clergy of the Diocese ot Malacca in general to-day was a memorable occasion, as one of their most popular pastors, the Rev. Father Oeorges Auguin, Vicar of
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    CHARGE AMENDED
    175 17 Serious Allegations Against A Milkman Singapore, Thursday. The Bengali Brahmin milkman, Banpsi, who was "recently murder of a compatriot. Chat Singh, made another appearance this morning before the Third Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Bl Cour e t-Inspector D. R. Cowie said that the DPP had altered the charge
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    ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
    244 17 Washing Soda Mixed With Lemonade (From Our Own Corresporident) Johore Bahru, Sept. 26 CHINESE married woman of about 40 years of *ge, named Lim Sui Beng the wife of a merchant of Tongsang village, Plentong, was charged this morning before Sheikh Abu Bakar bin Yahya Second Magistrate, Johore
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE
    310 17 Further Weakening Of Sterling Reuter. London. Sept. 25. THE Foreign Exchange Market to-day A is furnishing several interesting features. Sterling again weakened in terms of dollars to 49.7V4 and the franc to 74.62 at which control is steadying. Moreover, in the case of the dollar, commercial demand was
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    THE OLDEST SERVICE
    324 17 Origin Of The Indian Navy THK Indian Navy (Discipline) Bill which has now passed through both Houses of the Indian Parliament, drives Ik* full status of a Navy to the Royal fiulian Maripe. and provides that the discipline of the Force shall be regulated, like that of
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    TAMIL FINED
    146 17 DrunkenJMan Brandishes A J Scythe (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. For behaving in a drunk and disorlerly manner a Spntul on Sept. 23 a Tamil named Palani ManUor was to-day, fined S3 by the tiiAt Magistrate Mr. F. R. Wilson. Chief Court Inspector Mr. A. B.
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    JAPAN'S "MATA HARI"
    134 17 Spying On China Conference Shanghai, Sept 27. A JAPANESE Mata Hari is Miss a beautiful Manchurian girl who has adopted the Japanese nationality. She has been appointed chief woman spy by the Japanese. She has been covering Peiping and Tientsin, having established an intelligence service department at
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    GENERAL O'DUFFY
    93 17 Political Circles Surprised Reuter Wireless. Dublin, Sept. 22. POLITICAL circles are startled at General O'Duffy's resignation ol the Presidency and membership of the United Ireland Party, together with leadership of the League of Youth or the Blue Shirts. Mr. Cosgrave succeeds him in the presidency and Commandant Cronin
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    DEATH OF MARQUESS OF WATFORD
    208 17 Reuter Wireless. Age-Old Curst On The House Recalled London. Sept. 25 r| ke age-old curse uttered on the 1 noble house of Waterford is re- d by the death of the Seventh X Qttess, Who was found shot m the gunlccrii of his estate at
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    FOUND LOITERING
    216 18 In Doctor's Compound At 2 a.m. I (From Our Own Reporter 112 Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. ALLEGED to have been found loitering tn the compound of Dr A R Kacdlah's house at Imbl Road a 1 2 a m to-day. n OhWere nam p d Yap Ytw was produced
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    COMET PLANE TESTED
    134 18 200 m.p.h. Trial Flight (By Air Mail) (From Out Own Correspondent) London, Sept. 12. THE first of the three high-speed racing aeroplanes, which consti ute Britain.-, main hope in the England-Australia air race, to begin at dawn on Oct. 2<), has undergone its initial test flight. These
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    PLANKS FOR IRAQ
    42 18 Reuter Wireless. London, Sept. 25. A fleet of five aeroplanes buiit in England for the Iraqi Government have left London for Bagdad, piloted by Iraqi Officers. A further fleet of seven j machines follows in c fortnight.—Reutei I Wireless.
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    LINDBERGH CASE
    150 18 Investigations Extended To Germany Reuter Wireless. New York L' 2 THE Lindbergh kidnapping investig- j ations which have been intensified following the aripst of Hauptmann, are being extended 10 Germany where de e<'tives are now hurrying. lutcniJivi- aiid ('ontitHiou.® m-errog- j dii.in of Uauiinii.it ip la*"- > yuldcd
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    DEATH OF FAMOUS ORGANIST
    31 18 1-1 ji» It'*. lio. The tl'Mv'h. is aj ou:ut»c oi 1 i*«- lutnuuv j' t il cOnVJQafcT CtfWUi li Lr 1 !»,<!• iii jit r Wi:i»less. Reuter wireless.
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      460 18 Wireless TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME The New Victoria Cinema Orchestra r -DAY'S Empire wireless programme is as follows:-— (1.20 p.m.: Time Signal from Big Ben. An Organ Recital by Stanley Gunn, relayed from Si. Mary's Church. Nottingham;. G. 50 p.m.: The 8.8.C. Dance Orchestra, directed by Henry Hall. (Time Signal from
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    THE DIAGNOSIS OF DISEASES
    1183 19 Herbalist's Claims upATHOMETBR" in 1 COURT [even hours he was in the Car--1 's Court a herbalist c claims concerning of tuberculosis and ith an instrument athometer." i .<-■•■ nt, it was stated, the plan of a shorts< t and it was claimmeasure the degrees laints
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    ROAD SAFETY DRIVE
    165 19 National Plan To Reduce Accidents 'By Air Mail. iF-om Cur Own Correspondent) has decidPH *fP l Mr Hore-Belisha Safety CouncH 1" P a Standin an m attend v^Lf, ddit l on t0 re P r esentatives of the various motoring, cycling and other road organisations, representatives of
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    MARKET LIST
    471 19 Details Of Current Prices Singapore. Sept. 21. MEAT Beet, steak (round), kati 28 Beef, stew or curry, kati 24 Pork, lean, kati 42 Pork, lean and fat Qst quality), kati 32 Mutton, Australian, per lb. 30 Fowl, kati 32 Heps (locally reared), kati 40 Ducks (Java), each 46
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    VISITING RUSSIA
    114 19 Will Rogers Surprised At Vast Changes Moscow. Will Rogers, famous American film comedian, is at present on a week's visit io Moscow. He reached here with his wife and two sons «»fter a ten-day trip through Siberia oA the Trans-Siberian Railway. I Recalling- his laJ visit in 1926
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    MOTHER OF 24 AT FORT?
    71 19 Lisbon. Senhora Adelaide dos fiels has given Jbirth to twins—her 23rd and *&4th children -at the Lisbon Maternity H<fl»itaL The babies were born on the* mother-! 40th birthday. Senhora dos Reis was married at age of 14 to a mechanic in the me yards at
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    THE UNTRUTHFUL CHILD PROBLEM
    771 19 Often Finding Comfort In Imagination tßy Air Mail> (From Our Own Correspondent) T\HE so-called untruthful child was A defended by Dr. Jane Hawthorne at the New Health Society Summer School ftt Malvern. She said that the child who was often punished for being untruthful chifd merely
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    WON'T TAKE OFF HAT
    109 19 Second Husband Attacked At Predecessor's Grave i Paris. On the anniversary of her first husband's death, a widow, since re-married, decided to visit his grave. Her second husband and some friends accompanied her. When the party arrivef in the cemetery the second husband ret'ti; ?d tc
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    "PENNY FARTHING" IN PARIS
    28 19 Paris. One old gentleman En Pari? still flnds farthing" bicycle useful for goinff about. The old bicycle raises him high above the motor traffic.
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