Malaya Tribune, 29 September 1934

Microfilm: NL4037
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    42 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Am/ Daily Newspaper In Malaya Vol. XXL N». 24 O SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1934 FIVE CENT& The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, Sept. 29, 1934 Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1934. FIVE CfiN^H
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    GIRLS' CORNER Ghosts
    201 2  -  Bp "Ganet Kua" Uhusts are merely visions that appeal 1 Ito ihe people of thin world. Ghosts are j really the spirits of the dead. j People .nee ghosts only when they arc v fv much attached to a lost one. vhoslA ocme to remine them of
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    Stop, Look And Listen
    148 2  -  fßy "Water Lily" I* appears unnecessary for me to say urn Important steps should on no aci ount be taken without careful think* I out from what wp have re id in the Malays Tribune" atmost daliy aboui fire sand street accidents. these .ill show TiiMt
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    Politeness
    127 2  -  ißy "Gordelig Chia." Politeness i". tfhe habit of behaving toward.- others as we would ha*> them I Txrhav* towards up. and is the of unaelfi&h character and good It r doty and pioasureiiU the Lint I Thf* wovd polhe u teo meaos inn» refined ctud well-mannered. Politrn<?sr. is on:-
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    "A Chat To All"
    151 2  -  i Rt/ "Patrici" >ay riuricty Hello everybody? Be eiF enjoying your holidays I hope? Wellr sad to say, schooldays are here again, but never I mind cousins and Bisters, schooldays In my opinion are jovial days because we meel our school-mates again. Where are my cousins,
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    Patience
    92 2  -  (By "Peacock Tan" I A little boy was anxious to get: a bicycle of his owii. He ofetn asked for cxl.ru money from his father, and relations, He tried to do some work for h's mother and would ask a few cents as a reward. Every night J\n counted
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    "Recommendation"
    270 2  -  (B)f "Judith." Malacca. A gentleman once advertised for a boy to assist him. Fifty boys rppliect lor the job and out oi that number he chose one, in a short while, and sent the other forty-nine away. i "On what grounds," asked his friend I "did you chous;. this
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    Perseverence
    249 2  -  <811 "Nightmare" 1 Mrs. Prentice, who was courting lier daugnier. Mary, o do her homework, because Mary m.usted thai -she haa tried several ♦lmes and ronld not [pw. if. "To show you that it only requires perseverence I will tell you a srory One of the dullest «iris at
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    Mickey Mouse Club
    102 2  -  (By "Shanghai Lass." The Mickey Mouse Club is a club formed by the manager of the Amalgamated Theatres. You will notice that every two weeks the Capitol Theatre is crowded with young boys and grrls. They are having a free show. Young folks join the Mickey Mouse
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    A Short Conversation
    98 2  -  <By "Juliel." 1 Well! Here I am again! You all must think that I have forgotten about writing to the Corner. Oh no! You are entirely mistaken. How can I forget the Corner and thf kindness of Aunt Sally and my cousins? Every day I think of
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    Building
    195 2  -  (By "Greenhill" Throughout the worm -i pie who have the artist > press themselves In thr >>. them become craft c m^ and others become deslrn» kers of buildings. There is a class of mine only wants to express iuiir u. but which desires to cxptmpt Their experiments may
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    The First Rose
    201 2  -  <By "Blushing Rose" "Rossi thou Oil lilt- WCIPM !li.-r That ever drank the ambt r shower. "With these wcirte •in nori Mc described those beautlid flow? evtry hue. and colour anil <u ever I As th'*se flower-; ,:r« very p>.pu.\ all ol US a lecerid o! it.%
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    The Story Of A Doll
    104 2  -  By "Lucky" I am stone o«*-i England from wh* t mo t S.ng<pou K. and sent me I» W"" j shopkeeper put m« there wi're many i 1» r happy there, Iv Then a Utile mo her to Lhe $)> n with my pretty mothei
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    "Just A Chat"
    44 2  -  By "Ice" I am vwry intei'OM» Comer and 1 hop© '1 new Cornetitfi tM'Io" October I have bet'ti Joncinv Tl for a loup. time £>ul 112 courage. Now. I am riehgh'rCl and T hopr t" L-ialJy school-sift*, w I aeritci too.
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      168 2 'k» i i i i r i i i i xj-x iiiiniiiiiiiniiiiiiii'intuiiiini™ f REMINGTON RAND Inc. I supply all your z wants in M Steel STATIONERY CABINETS I: Steel FILING CABINETS h Steel kardex cabinets Union Building, Phono 2426 Singapore. t t t t v i i i i i
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      57 2 MY HAT! Scoff's Porage Oafs are fine Fine in flavour.fine in quality, fine J in wealth of nourishment, Scott's Porage Oats are the ideal breakfast for young and old. Scotland grows the best oats in the world j and these are Scotland's best. BEJT Sole Agents for Malaya: THE BORNEO
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    Illicit Traffic In Drugs
    752 3 SMUGGLING ON THE INCREASE Serious Position LLGITIMATE TRADE SHRINKING Til AT the volume of the legitimate trade in opium and narcotics is >tantly shrinking was one of the interesting facts brought to light by the recent discussions of the League'sAdvisory Committee on the Traffic n Opium
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    FOREIGN TRAFFICKERS
    770 3 Stronger Penalties Recommended foielun irlm h P applicable to wE^^SS? 1 the u lo Ption of the nortaffnn F** to P ermit de£lf c/ rom China and introducr?np£ :i r,ct le g is lative control to th* §£SS£KJr ,> order t0 P rev «nt thes, territories being utUised
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    MINE GALLERY WALLED UP
    56 3 Mulhausen, Alsace. After working in vain tor three days to extinguish the fire in a gallery of the Alsatian potash mine where tight miners, host their lives last month, the management has decided to wall up the gallery. The bodies of four of 9* miner, re-
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      358 3 i«•*is i mi 11 i 111 i,, mm 11»i ji:ii::,,, s a TROISE AND HIS MANDOLIERS tr J~: BEAUTIFUL MUSIC-SOOTHING VOCAL CHORUS 1 8153. BESIDE MY CARAVAN*. I MARUSCHKA. 8129. LA PALOMA I BLACK EYES. J *****. EL GAUCHO 1 WHITE FLOWER OF THE ISLAND. 1 T. M. A. MUSIC
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      16 3 j Kill rnosquitoesl^^^ y and avoid \IB I 1 I 111 i ~i~ BSPW SUj Til
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    Shipping News & Notices. BRITAIN'S PASSENGER MOVEMENT
    646 4 Shipping News Notices. BRITAIN'S PASSENGER MOVEMENT Decrease In The Inward Balance rpHE returns relating j the passenger I traffic between the United Kingdom and places outside Europe and not within -he Mediterranean Sea show that the number of persons of Britisn nationality aho arrived in the United Kingdom as passengers
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    THE INDIAN NAVY
    174 4 Full Status To Royal Marine GAnted 1 London, Sept. 7. The Indian Navy Discipline Bill, which has now passed »hrAigh both houses of the Indian ParliamenV give 3 the full status of a navy to lfche Royal Indian 1 Marine and provides Vhat the discipline of the
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    U.S. NAVAL BUILDING
    230 4 Award Of Contracts To Private Firms THE work of raising the United States Navy to the full strength allowed by the London Treaty has been carried a step further with the award of contracts for the building of 24 warships under the terms of the Vinson Act,
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    WINTER CRUISING
    239 4 Francnnia s Five-Month Voyage Round The World i Amongst ilio tvyagc* being arranged hy Cunard \Vhi«c i<tj>i Mo is a fiv« months' cruia» round »l>. vrrrld by th:» Francopia, thfe-' month* "t which wfli 11* spent in the &outlr*rn Hemisphere,. Passenger* from I'.uropo will join (hi* I Pnvnrnftiu
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    MEDICAL AID BY WIRELESS
    76 4 While the P. and 0. liner Barrabool was steaming through the Bay of Biscay, homeward bound from Australia, wireless S.O.S. messages asking for medical advice were picked up from the ■<earner Aske Valley. The two steamers arranged a rendezvous by wireless and Samuel Preston, the cook
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    U.S. MERCHANT FLEET
    363 4 Shipbuilder On Need For New Ships rE necessity for the addition of new ships to the commercial fleet of the United States was recently expressed by Mr. H. G. Smith, president of the National Council of American Shipbuilders. After referring to the fillip given to the shipbuilding
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    SHIPWRECKED SEAMEN
    179 4 Decision On Unemployment Benefit The umpire's decision un«l»v ihe Unemployment Insurance ArC relating to sen nu'n declares thai a shipwrecked mariner who ha? l received hi? *>nge?- for two month ,ft a shipwreck, though those nv-s d« no. in* lude an amount equivalent to tho accommodation and food
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    LIVES OF "PIONEER SHIPOWNERS"
    570 4 A New Book On Their Achievements MANY material fadtors contributed to the remarkable growth of British shipping in the last century to achieve a monopoly which remains without parallel in history. By 1895 this country owned nearly 9,000,000 tons of shipping, the whoio Empire tons. Two-thirds
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      410 4 BEAMER SAILINGS. Audi BRITISH I INDIA II 0. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS. i 1 OUTWARDS. I Due I Tonnage. Singapore. ■PUT AN A i 7,000 In port ■LJTAN 6,100 Sept. 29 fIAR 6,000 Oct. 7 j HTRA L 15,000 Oct. 12 fJDAN 6,500 Oct. 24 jj ■KTtfAGE 15,000 Oct. 26
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      143 4 Tl|t LLOYD TRIESTINO j (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE, CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colomb?, Bonify, i Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, flrt Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Said, Piraeus, Brindisi, .Venice Ad I Port Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste. Trieste. 1 j s.s. CONTE VERDE I CLARA
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      208 4 HAMBURG-AMERIKA UNIE. Deuteea HasJl Austrsiisehe Dampfschiffs Geaeffschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTW A RDS 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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      612 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. fit NORDDEDTSCHER ISSEM LLOYD. \**£l4*/ (Incorporated Germany). The nndernoted are the Company tended fixturee:— OUTWARDS. "MAIN" for Manila, H'kong 19U S'hai, N. China Japan Oct o "ODER" for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan Oct 28 HOMEWARDS. "FULDA" for Genoa, Barcelona, Lisbon, R'dam, H'burg and Bremen Oct i
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    353 5 Mining Shares Singapore, Saturday. t ,ir« mining share quotations FriiitT and Co, exchange i< km Buyers. SeJlers. Ur> 5Vc I.JJ inc. Tin 37 6 40 Oxd M.i lay W- 52 6 T'a 14 9 15|3cU 7.00 2.05 :i. Till 25 0 26)6 t! Tin 501- 631mts Tin
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    81 5 FRASER Si CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Buyer*. Seller». per cent. 108 112 nam :c Municipal •*'2 pei cent. 110 UA doxd «I* ;x Municipal 4 2 per cent. 110 lis nom icc Municipal per cent, 105 110 aois Municipal PIT cent. HBV2 ll»Vi d *t 1
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    Financial News & Views.
    151 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION NEW YORK AGAIN EASIER Local Prices Remain Steady Singapore, Saturday, 11 a.m. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 24i/ 2 cts., Market Tone: Quiet. Unchan cd Yesterday's Prices:— London: 7 5 16d., unchanged. l Market Tone: Steady. New York: 14% cts.,* down 316 ct. Market Tone:
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    OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK
    146 5 Opening Of The Bangkok Branch THE Bangkok branch of the OverseaChinese Banking Corporation will begin business on Oc 2, with Mr. Onir Thye Ghee as manager. For some months Mr. Ong has been in Siam making arraagemens for starting the new -uffke, and during a short interval he
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    MALAYAN PINEAPPLES IN BRITAIN
    465 5 Fall A ravourite Fruit 'By Air Mail). (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Sept. 14. pMPIRE countries supplied 93 per JCJ cent, of the canned pineapple imports into this country last year, a slightly smaller proportion than in 1932. the reduction being due to a marked fall
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    EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE
    1087 5 Annual Meeting In Singapore Singapore, Saturday. r[E annual general meeting of the Eastern United Assurance Corporation was held at the registered offices of the company, Cecil Street, at noon yesterday. Mr. Ong Soon Tee, J.P., was in the I Chair and the others present were the Hon.
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    RUBBER MARKET
    258 5 Reviews By Local Firms MESSRS. Lewis and Peat (Singapore), Ltd., in their weekly review of the local rubber market, dated Sept. 23, state: The market has been unable to maintain the higher leveis of last week and rather easier conditions have been seen, although on any decline good
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    MALAYAN COLLIERIES
    37 5 Second Interim Dividend Of 2i/ 2 Per Cent The Malayan Collieries. Ltd., have paid a second interim dividend of 2'/ 2 ocr cent., making 5 per cent, interim distribution for the year ended Dec. 31.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    667 5 Rubber Shares Singapore, Saturda The following rubber share quotati j are issued by Fraser and Co., and L; and Evatt. Issue 1 Value. Fraser Lyall ai Shares. and Co. Evatt. 1 Allenbv 190 2.00 cd 185 li 1 Aloi Gajah 1.50 1.60 1.50 1.8 1 A. Hitam
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    63 5 DAILY PRICE* CI'RRENT. O". %M A Singapore, Kf»»luy, noon. BIJ mm. HaUan H.S.& "IUJII tt> I trfllfon Standard, Spot (lof>«c) :mH do. {KO.flj Oct JrtS 21\ StaMnttJ Tt.J? 5» '.it TvftiVr Oct. D»c. 26 V» 25% 'iOH IWUime 2TW tt% 2** 2M Tour of UlfiVl Catoli»:
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      46 5 BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorpora f ed in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. OFFICE: 2, FINLATSON GREEN. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT and COMPENSATION INSURANCE, W *U> OFFICE: ltD, €NUI 8t„ Singapore.
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      119 5 Nederlandsche Handel* MaatscnaP»! j, (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY.) Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUa, gATA VI A, Branches throughout the Dutch East Indies and in the Strait*. Settlement!, India, China, Japan and Arabia. LONDON BANKERS. The National Provincial Um*fCorespondent* in the principal Cities
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      215 5 Oversea-Chiiese Banking Corporation Ltd (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, Ltd., THE HO HONG BANK, Lt AN* THE OVERSEA- CHINESE BANK, Ltd. CAPITAL: AuthAised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. j HEAD OF/ICE: CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. £OCAL BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee
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      387 6 HMM. HASSAN, J S6, 37. BRAS BASAH ROAD, m v SINGAPORE. t" Be undertake all sorts of work electrical, tens and water ser--19 81° v roir T)t 1 t<< all either bi£ or small. |i> lßriy not consult us about your •tfll Iffcuirements i «stimate submitted upon rein Hfcest vvithout
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      533 6 COUPONS I RUBBER REGULATION, STORE. HOLDINGS OF LfcSS THAN 100 ACRES. NOTICE IS HEIIEBY GIVEN that the Issue of coupons for the second quarter (IsL October to -'Hst December, 1934). will be made in the Land Office, Singapore, beginning October Isf, as detailed below. Every own r, before be receives
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      1017 6 PUBLIC NOTICES. w.' I I AUCTION SALE. ON WEDNESDAY, 3RD OCTOBER, 1034, AT 2.30 P.M. At ihe Saleroom of Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co., Ltd., No. 30, Chulia Street. Lot No. t 1 L WSJ&22 St Land Grant, j Vacant land. T go oo st Land Grants 200 ft. above
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      383 6 EDUCATIONAL. PAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established V 28. (A GoTernment Registered School) (For Boys and Girls). l-A, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical Education— Systematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, etc Booklet free M. ANCIANO, Principal. BUSINESS POSlTlONS.—Commercial
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      587 6 FOR THE LATEST AND MOST RELIABI.F CLOCKS WATCHES Call cm us to make your ael OUR WIDE AND VARII STOCKS YICK WOH KING j Their one and only ad- r i 429, NORTH BRIDGE f 1 (Near Middle Road), j Contractors for the Repair I I and Watches to the
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    POET LAUREATE N CEYLON
    297 7 \j. ,On New School »il I'ootry i* 111jy had the privilege ifir first Puct Laureate I Dr .Trim MaseHeld ~1-hor of The Everlastwith his wife, goinj* to invitation of «he Vict to at lend the Cen- lArttj i U' had not even hp wanted in'erm ind
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    AN EXTREMELY BAD CASE
    84 7 Racing On The Public Highway I i 'From Our Own Reporter) I Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 28. iVovLiT e^ r c re r rn r •Z C and sentenced b «rn Magi&jT^r.SSK' Sen Lul smash on Julv *>9 *nn»oi«2i S?" ~"«t. Si ja, 0 SSff highway h
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    35 7 Members of the August B.P. who desire to introduce friends to the anniversary are requested to communicate n iw e Hon Secretary. Mr. Chua KQk Cheng, 2-B, Patani Street, on oi before Oct. 10. i
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    MEETING OF PERAK STATE COUNCIL
    1173 7 Tributes Paid To Sir Cecil Clementi (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Sept. 26. THE Perak State Council met at 10 m. at Kuala Kangsar on Monday jHi! hnesa the Sultan presiding, in Legal Adviser. Federated Malay 3 t. s (Mr. R c. Cussen) and the
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    SEQUEL TO ALLEGED ASSAULT
    116 7 Malay Woman And Two Others Arrested (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 28. A MALAY woman and two others were placed under arrest by the Kajang Police last evening following an alleged assault upon the woman's divorced husband at the 2"tth mile, Denckil Read yesterday
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    CLAIM FOR RENT
    236 7 Action In The Supreme Court Singapore, Thursday. A. E. A. Pestana sued H. O. P:stana in the Suprem? Court to-day before Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terr 11 for an account of the rent collected in resptct of house No. 468, Bal stier -Road, Singapore, from July, 1926, to
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    CHANDU HAUL
    66 7 ?nsir Panjang Woman Claims Trial Singapore, Friday. Arrested yesterday afternoon at 2.15 i an at tap house in Pasir Pan.lang. Chinese woman. It am Lck. wa" this lorninsc charged before the Distiict udge. Mr. H. A. Forrer, v/ith posstson of 250 tahils of non-Government handu. valued at $2.040.
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      248 7 nam tmwm mm vm>rim i mmm\§m mm* 1 Mj| TO THE CONNOISSEUR IT I IS QUALITY THAT I COUNTS I is a cigarette of unique merit I MADE IN 60 CENTS I ENGLAND PER T N I ARDATH TOBACCO COMPAHY L T J>. LONDON f I GIBUS DENTTPRICH preserves teeth
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    167 8 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING VESSELS ARRIVED Apoev. British, 1,776 tons, from Cal cutta 29.9, to Hongkong and Whampoa 29.9. Clara Ge'on, Danish, 1,145 tons, from Penang 26.9, to Hongkong 27.9. Halldor, Norwegian 840 tons, from Penang 26 9, ta Bangkok 26.9. Blinjoe, Dutch 715 tons, from
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    129 8 I SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Sept. 29. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Buenos Aires Maru 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3 City of Pittsburg 18; Porthos 13; Yamagata Maru 12; Komaki Maru 9; Teucer 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3> City of Bagdad
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    84 8 The local agents of the Imperial Airways notify that the outward aeroplane is expected to arrive at Singapore at about 7 p.m. to-morrow. The mail will be available to boxholders and window aelivery ticket holders immediately. Correspondence for non !;oxho!ders will be sent out by the 8.25 a.m.
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    83 8 Mr. Eu Tong Sen. of Singapore, added M the considerable property he holds in Hongkong when h? a/:ouired over 20.000 so. ft. of land at a Crown lands sale held at the* offices of the PubPc Works Deoartment. The plot Mr. Eu Tong Sen's magnifiers residence at Repulse Bay and
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    MONEY MARKET
    198 8 SELLING. Singapore, Sept. 28. London 3 months' sight 2|4 7132 London 4 months' sight 214 13,84 London 60 days' sight 2 4 316 London 30 days' sight 2i4 5132 London demand 2;4V8 London T.T. 2j4 3132 Lyons and Paris demand 860 Hamburg demand 142 New York demand 57%
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    PRODUCE
    203 8 Singapore, Sept. 28. I R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $125 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $122 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 3 per Koyan $116 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $103 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $100 Siam, Sinhuay
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    AMUSEMENTS
    54 8 ALHAMBRA.—-Beyond Bengal.' APOLLO.—Hindustani talkie. "Saubhagya Sundari." CAPITOL.—Stage |pd JMfracn attrac tion. EMPmET— 'Devil Tiger." Gr/at WORLD.—Cabaret Dan Side-snows, Dean's Grand Optra. Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkie.-,. MARLBOROUGH.—"Krishna Tamil talkie. NEW WORLD.—Cabarc: Dan Side-shows, Malay Operas. Chin* 1 Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. PAvTIION.—"A Cup of Kinaness." RlTZ.—'The Keyholr." prec< "The Millionaire."
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      151 8 I Hill l.'l. I. I I I I I II I I I I I t i i a, THE THIN MAW j I as elusive as Mk 1 The Oily I i i i i i i ii i i i ii Hi i i ii m i *Ti
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      122 8 D T. LIM COMPANfT 353, North Bridge Road, Singapore. September J ITfQT September Issue 4 L RIC U I Issue MALAY RECORDS Sung By Mr. Abdul Latiff, Miss Brintik, Miss Anna Liem. Che Norlia, Miss Nancy and others. B. ***** Stamboel The Rail Krontjqng Terang Boelan. B. ***** Stamboel Menggigit
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      136 8 JlllfliailllllllltllilllltllllllllUIIIIIIWIMUII!! 1 1 1 1 j DECIDE FIRST Z There are Thousands and Thousands of Different Designs ot Trade Mar*" l 2 in Watches, and so far as you n.nu- to us, you will be (Juite Safe. i WE ONLY STOCK I SWISS MADE 1 WATCHES P AT LOW PRICKS
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      156 8 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most cf the members of which are readers of the Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings vf general interest will still be included in the
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      232 8 J Postal jnt€LU6£hce SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY j I Trengganu (Lipis) 2 p.m. Australia, Eastern, Southern and Western <Hatimuxa) 2.30 p.m. New Zealand (Hatimura) 2.30 p.m. 1 Djambi (Toba) 3 p m. Saiawak (generally), Miri and Sibu (Darvel) 3.30 p.m. Netherlands Indies, Bagan and Bengkalis (Toboali) 4 p.m. Bandjermasin (BRnjoe)
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      239 8 MARY Of Tjjj D^Y; WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, SEPT. 2!) High Tides.—2.23 a.m., 1.43 p.m. Football: S.A.F.A. oup Final, Road Stadium. Rugby: Newcomers v. The Rest XV), S.C.C. Hockey: Colts v. PoDce, Police D Goll: Sepoy Lines G.C., Men.-: Mo Medal (Stroke). Badminton: Singapore Champioi S.V.C.
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    MR. J. LEE LEAVES ST. ANDREW'S
    737 9 Farewell To A Popular Headmaster T Singapore, Saturday. HE staff and boys of St. Anurews School assembled in the Scliool Hall yesterday to bid farewell to their Principal, Mi. J. Lee, who resigns after being intimately associated with the life of the School for
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    KWANGSI RULER
    44 9 Visit jto Sec Sir William J Pcd Hongkong Sent 20. I.i Chu J 13» ruler Oi i'Til 11 HwtfV-MT VC W on Rif Williftri '^4 jf of hi»- viti. i>_ foot roection wi«fr lilt fiiwr.ee: w" si Bar-k. l idt.c. Jili Paci.
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    NO NEED FOR FEAR
    541 9 Monopoly Not Available For Any Firm As a wireless enthusiast himself he did not think there need be any fear that the medium wave machines would be controlled by two companies, as was mentioned, because he understood there were many shops here licensed to deal in
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      318 10 I IT S THE BIGGES T LAUGH HIT FOR MONTHS 1 VER 3 5 00 PEOPLE lIAVE PAID FOR ADMISSION Hl.' SINCE TUESDAY, WHICH PROVE THE POPULARITY OF \xAs A U P Kindness !™l tJ r,|, s' the ace comedy team WALLS v«, F^^^^l^. YrsJN OPENING! MATINEES TO-DAY TO-MORROW AT
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      306 10 j Unanimously acclaimed as LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS j Land Ap p ation n 33 '»f I'j-n. l) 4» "1 xn Between V V m, y' t jjl \V X' 'i Road, Singapore, Cha 1) > Mh /A ILY LEE of No. 554. n !ieylang Road I o^^^^^^^^^^ i( Featuring < ART
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      83 10 NEW WORLD CABARET TO-XItiUT, SEPT. 2915! j Presentation of Gold Medals by Mr. Wee Ban to the vaudeville artistes of the New I Worfd Cabaret. j"?pecial TuriflTfty* the Misses I Anita and Molly. j Medals on view at Messrs. B. P. fltiSffU. "1, I USUAL ADMISSION 50 CTS. J Victoria
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    COMMISSIONERS AND INTEREST RATE
    1123 11 Payments Of Outstanding Amounts Singapore, Friday A D 2E! f C ~te e No. 7 refrom 019^^^ of .char g es\o fi Xo P td neeung of the Municipal Commissiond!,CiSion read as follows Agreed in order to tu a prompt payment of amounts due from orchard
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    CANTON AFFAIRS
    138 11 U CrAg" Planning To Attack anion? Hongkong, Sept. 29. A .spokc;Snan of the~~C"T:! JM UU»m lament, in jUEtatement to the Press yesterday, said what Kwangtune was determined to piMptect its own territory and secure the «Jnndence of the people. The G:ve*iment was bent on competing i:.; TMrec-Year Plan.
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    REPORTED CURE FOR CANCER
    236 11 Success Claimed In Many Cases j rpHE French scientist, M. Louis Revali has dropped a bombshell Into t*H worldwide controversy now raging about Cr. yon Brehmers alleged discovery oi cancer bacillus by asserting that h- Revali) discovered the cancer bacillus before Professor Brehmer. The French scientist
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      185 11 J i MUSICAL ENCHANTMENT I SF/I TO THE EXQUISITE MELODIES OF STRAUSS j I JESSIE I j MATTHEWS in j "WALTZES FROM j VIENNA" i Ufa j i A COMPTON j EDMUND GWENN IHI MOF THE SENSATIONAI I; DON STAGE SUCCESS NEXT CHANCE i PAVIHON T M a TEASPOON —makes
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      354 11 ;i I 111 I I I I I I I I I I I I I LWi r t I I I I I I i I I I 111 I I 111 II I I I 111 I I I I I IH'I •A WISH SPENDING" means "A HAPPY
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH.
    61 12 DE ROZARIO.—On 29th September, 1934, at the General Hospital, Singapore, ANTHONY (ANTONINO) De ROZARIO, 70 years. The funeral cortege will leave his late residence, No. 63, Prinsen Street, at 9 am. on Sunday. :50th Sept., 1934, for the Church of St. Joseph and then* p to Bidadari
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    A LOOK AROUND
    688 12 JJEPORTS of battles between different factions in China are of daily occurrence and most observers have long ago despaired of unity being achieved. Yet there are indications, in the events of the past few months, that some sort of national unity is within measurable distance of attainment.
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    243 12 A clerical promotion examination will be held on Tuesday and' Wednesday. Oct. 9 and 10, in Singapore. Penang and Malacca. Mrs. M. A. S. Cherry has been Jappointed to the Hospital Visiting Amir.;t tee, for the Settlement of Singapore vice Mrs. C. M. Hare resigned. 1 Mr J. Lee, who
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    RAJAH OF SARAWAK
    60 12 Return After Wsit To Their Highnesses theAfcajah and Ranee of Sarawak, accompanied by their two daughters and their /b n Mr J C V C Brooke, arrived b/the Rajputana'on their way back toJg araw;i k Their eldest dafifater, Lady Inehcnne is expected to^i s tt Sarawak in
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    Notes and Comments Silence Zones
    213 12 rpHE success achieved by the campaign of silence in London has so far imprcs ed Mr. Hore-Belisha, with whom the idea originated, that the. order has now been extended to the whole of Great Britain. Judging too from a letter published in this papsr recently,
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    Fishing Industry
    224 12 "THE fishing industry appears to be the only industry in Malaya which has so far failed to respond to the signs of a return to more normal conditions. The. industry should not be regarded as minor one, and it is, indeed, a pity that its development has not
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    Fancy Fish
    112 12 AN important feature of the industry last year was the sudden development of the trade in fancy tropica, fbh, which are reared a pets. This has incidentally given a slight fillip to other small industries which supply tanks, fish food and pumping accessories, but the main problem is
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    Bigger And Bigger
    160 12 a sequel to ihe launching of the Queen Mary, it is stated that there is a likelihood of the tonnage of th". French vessel Normandie being raised from 70.000 to 79,000 in order that it may be the largest vessel afloat. The measurement ol f onnage of
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    Topics Of The Day
    304 12 By I>ENANG gained considerable publicity., from the fact that a tigei posea to be roaming about the j of the town. Net to be outdone. Ipoh has a tiger of her own, a motoring party in Thomson Road the other evening. After giving them what a
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    ON OTHER PAGES
    34 12 GIRLS' CORNER. 2. FINANCIAL NEWS. 5. CLUB DIARY, 8. MUNICIPAL MEETING, 13 SPORTS NEWS, 16, 17 and 18. CHURCH SERVICES, 18. WIRELESS TOPICS, 20. OUR READERS' VIEWS. 21 BOYS' CORNER. 23
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    Commissioners Debate Local Broadcasting Project
    140 13 COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER GIVING SUPPORT W€ULD MONEY CCfofc BA (K? SCHEME SHOULD BENEFIT HALF A iV ILLILN INHABITANTS AiW,LL^N A KEEN debat e look place at vesterrlavMunicipal Commissioners of mCetlng of the motion by Vlr. J. Laycock regardW thn T2 3 ew Singapore Broadcasting Com
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    WHAT THE LEGAL ADVISERS SAID
    269 13 pROSPSCTS of a mcd turn-wave broadcasting station being established in Singapore have been considerably brightened by a decision reached*by the Municipal Commissioner* yesterday, with only one dissentient, approving a motion by Mr. J. Layeodk regarding the terms of i efcrence of the Committee appointed to
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    REQUEST FOR
    602 13 Committee Had Come Dead" End Ihe- ma£tfer came before the Commis- j sio icrs by reason of a request for fin.ancial assistance. He, the speaker, took it then that the majority of the Commissioners present, many of whom expressin favour of the pi'opoMil. intended to agree to the
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    BIG PUBLIC BENEFIT
    1019 13 Why The CommissionersShould Support It He (the speaker) saw that Mr. Brown, as a member of tnat committee, did not approve 'of the idea. Mr. Brown thought that the Commissioners should have full control, which would mean they were going to run the show. But they were
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    COMMUNIST FORTS CAPTURED
    152 13 More Heavy Defeats In j Fukien Reuter. I Shanghai Si|jt. 23 pRESH light on the Communis, urnhrv* ilfi u ilind 31r AcJ have ih« psupptiieto semi a* in Qi te 101 !U! i,,)^urtr, n f pollcp ratd sukSm 1 liU yeslerdu y 4,1 Which 1.0 Red suspects
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    THE C.E.R. SALE
    307 13 M. Litvinoff To Be Approached Reuter. Shanghai, Sept. 28. THE Chinese Foreign! Office has in- structed Dr. Quo Tai Chi, the Chinese Minister to Great Britain, to take up the issue of the Chinese Eastern Railway with M. Litvinoff. the Soviet Foreign CommissaA at Geneva. Mr. WuNan
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    B.B.C. AND MALAYA
    37 13 Official Statement Oh. Singapore JJ Radio Station An J important q/Ticial Ma emen un British Broadra.stuiK Corpo- ratio* and the medium-wave radio sfa .'oi 1 <0 be erected in Singapore appc;is on page 20.
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    MOLLISON'S RECORD BEATEN
    52 13 Australia To England Flight Reuter. London, Sept. 28. twenty-year-old Australian. James Melrose, arrived at Croydon n 8 days B houis from lon Darwin beating James Mollison'e official record of 8 days 22 hours 25 Minutes and tne unofficial record of Rubin Waller cf 8 days 12 hours
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    LEAGUE SURPRISED
    122 13 Afghanistan Applies For Admission j Reuter. Geneva, Sept. 25. The Afghan Government has surj prisingly applied for admission to th 1 League. The application will b> considered by the present Assembly. Ecuador is alsc considering joining the League. It has be:n provisionally arranged for Russia 10 pay this
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    MR. CHING KENG LEE
    100 13 Reference At Commissioners* Meeting Ai yesterday's meeting of the Singapore Municipal ttommi«kiner«Mr E Mf 7i W L IO P resd in the absence of the President, made a sympathetic reference to ifae aejjth of Mr Chin* Kenn Lee u former Commissioner. He •said thai ho ijte
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    FRENCH SHIPPING
    86 13 Government Suggest A Fusion Reuter Wireless. Paris, Sept. 25. Ship-builders are strongly opposing the Government draft decree for reorganisation of the ship-building industry under which the Minister for Marine will cease to pay subsidies to ships o*er 1 000 tons and will cease to order ships from the
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    SILVER EXCHANGE
    50 13 Montreal Opening Postponed To Oct. 3 y New York. Sept.^r The opening of the Exchange has been Oct. 3. declared representatives ofJdR Montreal and Toronto Stock EjaJßanges interviewed by Reuter om*^to the state of negotiations the two stock exchanges igfr£T Q establishment in their of silver futures trading.
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    TWELVE KILLED IN RAIL SMASH
    406 13 Two Trains Collide EXPRESS COACHES TELESCOPED Reuter. London, Sept. 29. TWELVE persons are reported to be dead and forty injured as the rsßul of a railway accident at Winwick Junction, three miles north o! Waningtcn, when the L. M. S. its on-Fleetwood boa! express o
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    ACCUSED ACQUITTED
    55 13 Charges Withdrawn In Local I Ceurt Before Mr. Ferrer in the District Court this morning, Dr. Withers-Payne actinon the instruction of the D P.P witn" 1 drew all the charges against James John Haden Henshelwood and John Reid. Mr. Forrer agreed and acquitted he accused, who were represented
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    CONVICTS SE CITY
    118 13 THKfcK HIWDKJ BREAK GAOL I i Fierce Figbtfo Troops Rushed T 0 nangroeh Sept ih j>c»r terf I inii» v i !i, wilJtKi city In Un v hm«l i»rtson<»i*B brok on Tucs/lay ni#ht. 1 he vuM'ds uttcunpiHl to qu outbreak and fierce fisrhtinjjr in the courfle of
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    AVIATOR'S ESCAPE
    46 13 New Bomber Catches Fir The Air Hongkong. Sept A bomber, newly purchased Germany, caught fire during a o flight at Canton on Wcdnesdn noon. Fortunately, the aviators ed unhurt. The machine whicl longed to the Canton Air Force burnt out.—Sin Chew Jit Poh. s
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    AUSTRIAN INDEPENDEN
    64 13 Reuter Wireless. Geneva, Sepi CT o.i ai Co ltallan negotiations witl gard (o Austrian independence reached a deadlock. Special mc l to-day of representatives of the countries were unable to agree cv the question of the declaration w by it is proposed to reaffirm Au, integrity and independence
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    LEAGUE HEALTH CHIEF
    53 13 Reuter. Geneva Sept.Dr. Rajrhmann has been aopc Drector of the Heahh Secio, he League of Nations for a fii period of .'.even vnars. The Committee for technical cot rftticn In Ch na ha.; -Icridcd to i I!» i.-esh appclmmeii' in china will despa eh heads of sections
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    65 13 Under the auspices of the lit department of the Ceylon Tamils' Bociat on, a musical earnest <v open to all members wi l be held Friday. Oct. 12. in the Association Members wishing 'o oartieipate in programme are requested to send their names to the hon. literary si of the
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    orse-Drawn Vehicles In Singapore To Be Abolished
    550 14 ANSPORT IN THE CITY Ibolete Methods ■SSION BY THE MMISSIONERS l i Singapore, Friday. cation of reducing and all man flnd animal n*port and abolishing all ivn vehicles in Singapore y <Utf formed an import--1 o! debate at the meet- > Singapore Municipal
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    OST AWFUL THINGS
    709 14 i Gharries Are Abolishing Themselves bullock cart, and «yen more so jod cart, which were dlminishmg, nost awful things to have to put up within the city. His business took him to places where these were used and he knew from experience what they meant on the
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    "MULES NOT HORSES"
    690 14 "MULES NOT HORSE S" A Rather V- v*d And Involved Motion According to Che figures, there, were ,v elve licensed ai:d sevr.n private gharries and In addition they had the fiiUiwy to toe. nhitrman: They are r.ot horses; i they axe multX (lauflhtt\r l > v Mr. da Sllva said
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    PREMATURE MOTION
    1160 14 Will Small Taxis Have To Be Profitable? Mr Parbury said that that showed that something that was needed had come amongst them and had proved of great benefit to the community. But at the same time they had to look at it from the point of view that
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    PAHANG NEWS
    146 14 fFrom Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lipis. Sept. 25. Or. th: eve of his departure en transfer to the Central Accounts branch or the Post and Telegraph Department Head Office, Kuala Lumpur, Mr. A. Suares, Post Master, Kuala Lipis, was entertametLto a private dinner organised by Messrs. T. Singh,
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    75 14 An instructive and interesting lecture on Indian Social Polity was delivered by Pandit Vishva Bandhu Shastri, M.A.. M.OL, under the auspices of the Indian Association There was a large gathering of Indians who greatly appreciated the erudition and breadth oi views shown by the distinguished speaker. Mr. Aditian, the chairman,
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    CONTRACTOR SENT TO PRISON
    774 14 Three Years' It». "A SERIOUS THIN(.,' SAYS JUDGK Singapore, Trulnt "VOU have been found jruili y a careful trial. It is an < xin— ly serious thing thai you h:m d .u» said Mr. Justice Prichard at 11« Assizes to-day in sentencing l,r Cheok Seng, a
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    Murdered Man's Post Office Savings
    1087 15 SEQUEL TO COURT CLAIM Applicant Sued forrer. VLLEGED FALSE STATEMENT Singapore, Friday. ationul case of the murder i edit Sinjch, the discovery i&nea in a jungle in Bukir is, yrurs after he was done v,I t<> the conviction of Lati „f,,l Arjan Singh in the
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    TRAIN DERAILED
    56 15 Hankow, Sept. 12. The south-bound express train from Wuchang to Changsha was derahea today at Chihfang, a point not far from Wuchang. Four of the passenger cars were wrecked and more than ten persons were injured. No fatalities have yet been reported. Communications were interrupted for a few
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    URBAN CO-OPERATIVE UNION
    369 15 Proposal For Scholarship Fund r JTUE first half-yearly general meeting A of the Singapore Urban Co-opera-tivf, Union. Lta., was held at the Cooperative Societies Department, Fullerton Building, on Tuesday, Mr. F. J. Shepherdson took the chair. Messrs. Al Haj Abbas (Police Society) KUI uneman bin Abdul Kader
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    DR. W. W. YEN
    42 15 Shanghai, Sept. 28. Dr. W. W. Yen. the Chinese Minister at Moscow, is not returning to Russia. H's resignation has been accepted by the Wanking Government. He will, however, remain in service at home. Mm Kuo Jih Pao.
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    FINE DANCE REVUE AT THE CAPITOL
    421 15 Bryman Show Is A Real 1 Attraction UNDER Lhe cryptic title ol ftrynwn's n vue., a how which is an absolu'eIV first-class attraction of its kind is now being presented at the Capitol We are not sure of the nationality of ihe but a.?
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    Animal Thriller At The Alhambra
    247 15 "Beyond Bengal," a first-class animal thriller, began a season at the Alhambra last night. Made in Perak with the cooperation of the Sultan the production is the account of an expedition into the jungle whose object is to photograph wild life and not to kill
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    Miss Sulochana At The Apollo
    64 15 "Saubhagya Sunderi," a Hindustani talkie featuring Miss Sulochana, of "Madhuri" fame Billimoria, Hadi, etc., was put on last night at the Apollo theatre, Geylang Serai. "Saubhagya Sunderi" is one of the best pictures imported by the Malaya Film Service. It drew crowded houses at its
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    81 15 The Municipal health statement for the week ended Sept. 22 shows that there were 197 deaths, compared with 208 in the preceding week and with in the corresponding week of last ye^r The chief causes of death were:-T*ri-beri 11, phthisis 24, malarfa 14, pneumonia 19, convulsions
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    ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
    113 15 Chinese Woman Bound Over 'Frovi Our Own Reporter/ Kuala Lumpur. Sepl. 28 'lIMELY intervention by a watchmen prevented a po&slble lake traufdy in Kuala Lumpur public gardens 1»lsl night, when a Chinese young woman flung herself into the water When charged with attempted auieido this morning, the woman
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    THE SAAR POLICE
    61 15 No Recruiting Of Swiss Nationals Geneva, Sept. 23. The Swiss Government has decided to oppose the recruiting of Swiss i nationals for the 3aar Police during I the plebiscite. Baron Aloisl. Chairman of the League Sub-committee. Is meeting th? German Ambassador, Herr Weiszacker, at some spot outside
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    A NEW KIND OF ROBBERY
    226 15 Goldsmith Shop Outrage Shanghai, Sept. 14 BECAUSE the shop hands were dtmiUfounded when they «aw a big bl*cfc bomb on the counter, the rubber, who cleverly wrapped a black iron bail in i puce of newspaper and claimed it lo ba a bomb, succeeded In
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      91 15 Crosley. Refrigerators You must see the new CROSLEY SHELVADOR and TRI-SHELVA-DOR Electric Refrigerators to fully ajfcreciate the advancement in refrigerator design, convenience, and performance that they represent. There is a Crosley dealer near wou —ask him to show you tmh series—make every comparison thjit occurs to you—your good will then
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    Rivers Again Proves Too Good For Fernandez
    762 16 Guillermo's Sensational Win Over Song 1 I Great World Contests: Tribute To Thunderface (By "X.0."). Singapore, Saturday. Ik L Rivers can truly be dubbed the It wizard of the Malayan ring. I Before a large crowd at the Great Arena last m;<ht he
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    GUILLERMO'S TRIUMPH
    192 16 Beats Song In The Second Round The ten thrae-minute round semifinal between Y. C. Song and Battling GuiUermo started sensationally and ended in the same way. Guillermo was in the pink of condition, and remembering his two defeats of four years ago, he tore into the Chinese at
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    U.S. BASEBALL
    107 16 Results Of Major League Games Reuter. New York, Sept. 28. THE following arc the results of ihe League games played to-day:— terdayI AMERICAN R. H. E. Boston "Red Sox'' (eleven inning*) 0 14 2 Appling scored a home ran and Earn«haw pitched. Detroit "Tigers" 0 7 112» NATION
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    SWIMMING CARNIVAL
    262 16 Results Of Annual A.C.S, Meet Singapore, Friday. r'HE Anglo-Chinese School held their swimming carn.'val this morning at the YJvI.C.A. pool. One record, that of 120 yds. free style, was broken by Yeo Jui Mok, with 83 sees, beating the former record by 2 2 5 sees. Yeo Jui
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    MALAY SCHOOLS' SOCCER
    143 16 Odd-Goal Victory For Kola Raja I j Singapore. Fritay, K<»:a Kaja defeated T. Besar bi three Intll £V W Vrhen 1 12"i lcy mo: iu Inter-School competition on the feylanLEnglish School ground yesterday M The leatus comprised of buvs unA.»we|ve years of n pe and under four
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    112 16 I The National eadmin.^L^™ team defeated the Green RiUI f n o V Party 3 at the latter S rM u s erames to one last Su^J^ 1 National BP. players m-v/I L^anx Singles: S. T. Thnj? bea* Trl n 15-7, 15:-6: C. S. We 0 lo
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    SEVEN GOALS TO NIL
    355 16 V.I. Open Hockey Season Well (From Our Oun. Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. THE Victoria Institution opened their hocfcey .season to-day when they n:ct the P.W.D.A.A, team at their own pi our d and defeated them by seven (Tojils to nil. The play was of a very
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    80 16 The following have been selected to represent the Java Trad/**, Association at ping-pong (five tie against the Chung Wu Athletic Asociation on Saturday at the latter's premises at 2.30 p.m. sharp. Players are requested to turn up at the Association's premises at 2 p.m. when free transport will
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    MALAY SCHOOLS' FOOTBALL
    427 16 Singapore Beat ONE-SIDED (JAM SCORE ONLY Singapore, 5j •THE Boy Scouts' Jam benefited by aboul j day when a good attend: composed of Malays, «r a charity football game Singapore Malay School Johore Malay Schools. The game was played al Besar Stadium and though a one-sided affair
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    CHINESE SPORTS ASSN.
    83 16 Sports As i game oi balls) with tne Junior Servic C house on Suui and at soccer at 5.15 p I liard players will be Beiec following: Wong Yong Poy Fah, Ma Chen Yik. Micha Ah Soo. Lo Ching Yee, Fun. !M'l C.S.A. soccer team will b
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    To-Day's Soccer Final Curtis Cup Result
    312 17 WHO WILL WIN THE S.A.F.A. CUP? Malays v. Marines AT ANSON ROAD iHfcflliOir, Saturday. 'ill 3lsi Una! match Cup, whL'h 1 •.as inaugurated ir yt ar ll|f Singapore <>. put intent, one o! 'forn) Division sides iln Miilayw, and this Is r«»•• lirsi. time
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    THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE
    37 17 London, Sept. 25. f^^^fSS^ 1 el^ Yen Which *to meet the Malays in (LoaSn? eh- nntnn/ Son Roa Stadium »1» team beat the Chinese lleague champions» in the semi-h uU, and the S.C.C. in an eanior tie.
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    SPORTS NOTES FROM PAHANG
    456 17 Tennis Tournament At Bentong *r.O INFUSE interest In sport, especially I in tennis, at Bentong, Mr. Gordon M. Peacock, General Manager oi Tin Bentong, has ottered the Government Recreation Club, Bentong, handsome silver cups tor competition for singles and doubles at tennis. A tournament is being
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    AUSTRALIAN TENNIS CHAMPIONS
    507 17 Exhibition Matches In i 'Alari l\ik UHUmiNI Colombo. s<.p«. ir„ lOCAL tcnni eidiiusi <*(& h.ul :ii«oi>iCi J orcsi ion i<t witne- i»i? i h' Aiimm'i.TM champion* in Colombo ind (here \vas a In»*»' natherim» proxenl at the Colombo Garden Club when Jack Crawford and his Davis Cun
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    AMERICAN WOMEN WIN
    204 17 British (iolfers Beaten ONLY ONE SINGLES VICTORY 1 1 vcfrit e. >-c| IVJ. f-K Air.» Women won Ihe I i()l? < '(ilTtJH'i "II I»/ i 1 j i* itt.r i Li 1 j point t. j 'i fyliMVU*; v.ir< |112 i11... <,r ll j'imH -W*> t Mi..
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    YACHTING
    38 17 Third Anglo-American Race Called Off Reuter. Oyster Bay. Sept 29. THE third race lor the British-Ameri-can Cup was called off ns It w-ij ni finished. The yachts were bece lined. the Br*-' •>l*s outdrifiing the Amricans.— Rcuter.
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    ENTANGLED WITH A CABLE
    433 18 Prosecution Fails ACCUSED FIGHTS HIS OWN CASE Singapore. Friday. AN accident that occurred at the .junction of Arab Street and Victoria Street in the early mornng of July 8, had a sequel before th* ourth Magistrate (Mr. C. H. Whit on) to-da>. The accused in the
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    LOCAL GOLF
    42 18 Dates Of S.G.C. October Medal Competitions 7hp Sis*£sj>'rf Ooi: C-c Or*oi>e.' tu:cv cV. A B :MM s s The- Octc&er L*cies MMii lOC will be ployei on J*. 1 me round .«-r Lac^et lie first for nat(*\ play under handicap.
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    SELANGOR HOCKEY
    130 18 Poor Form Shown In State Trial 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Friday. THE first state hockey trial of the T Lscn was played on the J*»s* Club Padan? this afternoon and result ed in a win for the P™*** l Poth seals were scored in the> secono
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    HOCKEY TEAMS
    117 18 The roUowini will represent S.C.R.C a- hockey against Fort Cann ng on MonCtv. at S.CRC Hock Uat. Ah Cnuan* Hcnrv Boon: Boon Peng. Boon S\m Chiap Kin: Keng Siew Choon Leong Kee Tian. John Urn. Kong v Reserves. Kee Choc. Kee Siang. ScRC v. RA. on Wednesday, at
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    40 18 Entries are now invited for the Lads United bp open badminton doubles the closing date of which .oe- I 2 Names should be send to -he hor secretary or may be s gnec :r. the Oft at the Party's court.
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    HOME FOOTBALL
    262 18 List Of To-Day > Matches r[E following matches In th< f_ and Scottish Football v ~>e played to-day: FIRST DIVISION Ars-nal v. Birmingham As'o.n Villa v. Preston N E Blackburn R. v. Stoke Ch] Chelsea v. Grimsby T Derby C. v. Tottenham H Leeds United v. Huddersfield I
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      335 18 MAKING ST SONG! ™?*'J M.I remedy for /jm*S&/ ladies. efe?t:ve for i tl-Tjm j .i-tago. dysmen- ffli I rraea leocorrbea. jr| -Ift *j j $I.©o *aeh. postage I jj" ft*. I -Wh termg" is a enU: G H. ALPINA CORaffles Place. P.0.80x S. Local NT AL." nodem discovery. (SHANGHAI ROME).
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    CLAIM AGAINST STATE
    660 19 Court's Decision MVS CASE ULS own Reporter) Wednesday. lerable import--4 B have certain fl with Government made in the in the civilV. Kanagasabai, tor of KuaL I c of Selan amounting to breach oC claim was based rded to him after a il< tl Tor the percartage
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    APPEAL OF BURMESE FAILS
    224 19 Used The Title Of Doctor Singapore, Friday succesaftiDy in {he U day before Mr. Justice* ATBeckS rei, against his conviction ffX Mr gistrate's Court pn a chare? nf Jf, d fully and falsely using Debtor and thereby imo!ying a oualifi CL tlo V° r S ct
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    523 19 Fourth I4st Of Subscriptions To Function «0 Cng K n Seng and Co., Be&oh^ Uat mm states. each%?5 hlneS N& Chin 800 Im Eioo W™ku?S-v KSH 1 Boc m «WB tSFi soh5 oh Chwi Len B. Tan Seng «00. 3an Lian Hoc, Goh Sin Chuan Ong
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      135 19 W hen Other Remedies i FAIL I TRY t i ifPRICE fT> CENTS. Tni I j rHE FEHEUAI DISPENSABYjLid. j I n the F.M.S.) j I *«nes lace, Singapore. j 7 j i > at J Klang, Seremban. i i Ti r, y 1 1 1 i i i i
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      120 19 Valley Road, BafflM f^sL^^fSL^^at Kuala Lumpur, BIBIIIhM 10th January, 1931. lw|f|jß iPi Gen lie men, BlHW^^]Hg|WM^ I am sending you a photograph of my son Gerald Ewens W 11 aged just 3 years. He was fed from birth on A 8 Lactogen and was a perfect baby j B f
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    Daventry Comes In Best On 19.8 Metres
    432 20  -  STATIONS HEARD LOCALLY A New Receiver For The Tropics I I Conducted by I I RADIOFAN I i OADIO reception in Malaya is rej ported to be definitely improving The European stations —Paventry, Paris, Berlin and the Holland station Phohi—are coming: in better.
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    B.B.C. PROMISE Support To Malayan Radio
    286 20 (By Air Mail.> (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Sep!. 19. Broadcasting m Malaya has long been a matter of disappointment to those authorities at home who are interested in Empire wireless development. Dissatisfaction, expressed from time to time by the Malaya Tribune, iias been
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      834 20 I Messrs. POWELL CO., LTD. 2, Raffles Place. E (Established 1863). Strait* Settlements' Oldest Sale-room. Open Daily for Inspection of Furniture, Antiques, Hardware and I Miscellaneous Goods. I FORTHCOMING SALES. —i I September. Saturday 2'Jth. Auction Sale of teak household furniture, crockery, glassware, Z in'hidng 1 elec ric Krivuator refr
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      123 20 fold§ier RUN-DOWN m nuslanJ lAMI AM worried about you-you are distressmgly weary in body and mind, your spirit* and vitality are alarmingly low-you must do something about it. Take Waterbury's Com- rH\ pound. Remember last year Mabels husband felt RgJ just as you do now. 1 he doctor told him
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      277 20 LOCAL RECEPTION A Daily Guide For Tribune Readers The following is a record of average reception of different stations daily on the new G.E.C. 7 Valves Superheterodyne Receiver, as reported by Mr. Tan Chong Chew: 6.20 a.m.: 31.3 Metres. Transmission 5. Daventry begins with Big Ben striking midnight calling GSC
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      287 20 Indian station broadens dairy. 9.6*2 31 5 Metres Dial 9.6 Melbourne is on every Wed. and Sat. 43. Metres Dial 6Jft/6.f% A Dutch man experiment here 48.9 Metres Dial 6.3' 2 6.1 Sourabaya come.i in daily and well. 58.3 Metres Dial 5.2» 2 4.9» 2 Bandoeng. A very popular station.
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      223 20 PHOHI, HOLLAND Programmes For Sunday THE programmes for Sunday and Monday as announced by Phohi Holland, broadcasting on a wavelength of 16.88 metres, is as follows:— SUNDAY. 7.50 p.m.: Opening-announcement, and National anthem. 7.55 p.m.: Records. 8.05 p.m.: Piano-duet by Han Beuker and Wouter Denijs. 8.05 p.m.: 1. Suite Bouker
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      407 20 Wireless TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME The Commodore Grand Orchestra mO-DAY'S Empire wireless ,m„ rai is as follows:— 0.20 p.m.: Time Signal from Big Be n The Northern Studio Oi tra. directed by John Brid 7.20 p.m.: Time Signal from Greet The Commodore Grand < >r< h.J tra, directed by Joseph v
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    LOOKING-IN ON THE SHORT-WAVE
    159 21 I --v. :r r Bt u Mt Mail) r p r. correspondent) London, Sept. 12. buy 1,000 television ,na broadcasting oTisional order for J to be set up at the of distributors is the British dlsroydon by air lor a 30-lhve receiver Cfl irpoim General's comIhe
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    82 21 Letters The Editor. [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse ovinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one side
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    A Dangerous Corner
    80 21 (To the Edi'or, Malaya Tribune) Sir.—Seme days ago. a Tamil lad on u Mcyc e co lided with a car cn Woodsv 11 Road and suffered serious injuries There is a very awkward corner ohis read, and a car driving round thl »orner is unable to see
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    Siam's Rubber
    148 21 (Tg the Editor, Malaya Tribune) Sir.—One nereis to liv e in a neighbouring state like Kelantan to bellev? ,hat the possibility Is envisaged o( Slam being used as a corridor for rubber of oth:r origin" is not only a jcssibillty but a very real fact. The Siamese Cabinet,
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    Welcoming The Governor
    214 21 To the Editor. Malaya Tribunet 8> It ha.-, b.'cn J.nc piftdice for the It. rc-iii "p.tics wK> form the t rpo'utan population oi this Colony ,!pon ihr arrival oi > new Governor, to >fu* m him with addresses. On. nc'W Governor, Sir Shcnlon Thoi6 expected to rrrive
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    Unemployment Funds
    160 21 (Tn Lhc Editor. Malaya Trllvino qii —Rumour lias it that at the end of tins y ar there will be no more unemrm.nt fund. It what wU top- 1 Can^there''be Ta^TZof «'vlng the* i vain lor cv6Ji been unemployed Althoimh ihty n ,t u lour ye?rs. r oif
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    THE DISPOSAL OF SPARE TIME
    560 21 Meeting In London Next Year <By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) I Nfyt m London Se Pt. 12. cai year, if all goes according to present plans, London will be the scene of one of the most remarkable congresses in recent times—a confess fox
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    DINERS PREFER GIRLS
    129 21 Cannot Be "Sacked" Appeal (-OIORIW, von waitress ot nr fl >v alter TIIC cxpom-A )f w colnirrtk> rvstauriin 1 proprietor si't'ir no w ibui a^' r Thi> waiters 1 1 with envious fW j u|l gnui mAjoril> of CU»IonUTS Kf A >rn,l Ui W served o> two
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    JEWELLERY RETURNED
    88 21 l'arerl Of (£ks Lost Ami Found iflVaxi-Cab pa reel c jewlUM-y hvloo*ir! the Xii'm of Kus*ia v *W, Whfh lost .me <K* Wfc. h»> 1 -*wviu?a '-U ht, rh i«tMm) t'v in u London *1* <t»*cov«r« eil her Ju«.- wo*.*.' inu«»«? The ncs- tur.thu tm party "112 mm
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    ROUND MALAYA FIVE MINUTES. Ulu Selangor
    22 22 Mr. J. O. Plunkett, Executive Engineer, Ulu Selangcr, has returned after a brief stay in Fcnang.
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    20 22 Mr. J. H Knaggs, chief clerk, District HosDital, Kuantan. has left on transfer to the Audit Office. Kuala Lumpur.
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    16 22 Dr. Porlelli has been transferred to Kuaia Kangsar in the capacity of Health Officer.
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    44 22 Mr. W. H. W. Gubbins, managing partner of Messrs. Mansergh and Tay- ier, Seremban, who has been an inmate i of the General Hospital, Seremban, for die last two weeks, has left on a short j holiday to Australia before resuming his duties.
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    45 22 I Mr. A. B. Cobden Ramsay, District Officer of Alor Gajah, is shortly going jon transfer to Kemaman as Assistant I Adviser. Mr. M. C. ff Sheppard from j Kemaman U expected to take Mr. CobI den Ramsay's place sfc jjc jfc «fc
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    Kelantan
    60 22 Mr. T. W. T. Bangs, of Sepang, has left for Kelantan to take up the management of Kuala Pergau Estate, Kelantan I Mr. Daniel Hillary. Superintendent of Police. S.S., has taken over the appointment of Commissioner of Police, Kelan- tan. from Captain H. A. Anderson who went oil leave
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    Selangor
    67 22 The 22nd annual bail of the Selangor St. Andrews Society will be held in the Selangor Club en Friday. Nov. 30. Mr. "Jimmy" Leach, of Taiping, the Perak Rugby footballer, has Joined Ulu Caledonia Estate, Selangor. Mr. Leach is not playing rugby this season. sf» *f* 3|c Mr. T.
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    Kuala Lumpur
    79 22 Selangor Scouts are making great preparations to welcome the Chief j Scout, Lord Baden-Powell, who is due j to arrive in Kuala Lumpur about Nov 23. j It is understood that Mr. Yong Shook Lin, barrister-at-law, Kuala Lumpur, has been appointed to the State Coun- cil in succession
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    Ipoh
    90 22 Inspector G. W. Lloyd, of the F.M.B. Railway Police, stationed in Ipoh, has been advised to leave the country on medical grounds. Mrs. Lloyd and their child left for Home few weeks ago. Dr. S. Arasaratnam, the popular Assistant Medical Officer, District Hospital. Ipoh, and Mrs. Arasaratnam, who hay?
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    Penang
    264 22 Mr. L. W. Arnold, headmaster. High School, Malacca, has come over to Penang to take -up the appointment oi head master, Penang Free School, in place cf Mr. M. R. Holgate, who has gone Home on lore leave. There were dramatic moments to the trial which was continued at
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    DRAMATIC IRONY
    97 22 Manager's Suicide After Jest About A Rope Prague. The manager of a shop at Bratislava, in Slovakia, named Ludevlt Licner. pged 42. sent his errand boy out for a pieoo of rope. "How long sir." asked the boy. "*ncl i t \ow thick 0 •Long enough and strong
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    HARMLESS 50-FOOT SHARKS
    59 22 Sydney. Sharks from P»0 to 60 feet long were dcs cribed by Mr. T. C. Roughley, B.Sc, of th Sydney Technical Museum, in a lecture hen#He said that these monsters —known a> ''vhale sharks"—were only found in tht Indian Ocean and the Pacific. The whale-sharks, like the
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    HOW TO ENJOY untitled AGE
    273 22 The Important* Diet 1 r. is well know to be cxpecM h;. > I about ion years .in, this century, awl »,i pulsion will pr;Mii „t ly more old peopt< t How to decay mr..» so that old hilt. j»ih\ is disc timed in a
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    BOYS' CORNER UNCLE BOB'S CHAT 1 Look At This Week's Post-Bag
    96 23  -  My Dear Nephews. Oner again I have to report a £ood mail. It was perhaps hot so large as usual but quality was of good standard and 1 am very pleased with it. I am rather inclined tc echo
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    Essential Knowledge
    253 23  -  (By "Van Houten." In die present days, young boys can Know a gn at deal of things about this scientific world. Before reaching their teens, they have iiiTjuly acquired u full knowledge ot r.t uo. rmema theatre, motor-car rides All these are very well suited ior in" rich
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    Amhitions And Dreams
    272 23  -  (81/ 1 "Charlie." Tt L The two Insepa-r-r '1 very (.s::ntlai factors that r to the happiness of life. !In ire lx>rn in »he soul of every V i, i bclner No msonable person in lu's world can live without them. Frcm i baby. fir>t born into
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    A Trip To Pahang
    370 23  -  (By "Koh Chin." I found myseif, one wet December morning, in a fitst-ciass coach of the .M.S.- Railways, in the cohipany oi rmee others on my w&y to Pahang. Tftj journey, tncugh enjoyable, was somewhat monotonous tor i had to uavei some 326 miles through forests
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    The Stick Game
    178 23  -  i By "C. Alwis." Ii you should ask anybody, "What is he hardest game.'' You will get the mswkt "Hockey.'' jockey Is swift, and ever-moving. E&frall travels frcm player to player and so hard that you are J* Jc it with arms, legs and lungs the game.
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    The Witness
    88 23  -  i Bu "Sebastian Ong." My n tinic there lived tn sr-i to coutt about i twenty-seven witOne of them mr recelpti to prove nesszs, und rorgen still fear (hat he hod P^ d cht R0 against him, mg totbe )«<*<■ he sent a tbousana w t tMs When
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    Flatteries
    338 23  -  (By "Joseph M." All of us like flattery. Those who say. "I hate flattery!" are merely flattering themselves to be the except ions. Everytime we buy a new hat or mak a new suit and ask Others for their sincere" opinions, is It sincere comments or flatteries that we
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    Kindness Rewarded
    242 23  -  (By "Neelakantan Sarma." A young lad who was away from his parents once received a young pup a. nis fifth birthday, as a present from nk father. Very soon the boy and the pupy became best of friends, and never departed other. After some months the lad returned
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    109 23  -  m <*, "A. Sundram." ■stormy night two little kilum I Ore SKBt each other One I began a manse, the otter one SS f J£» FOT Pr «S 1 tave iSjaB^WUS-S. WliU'.' old woman selnad H#*r IbfTO ou i, of w J* covered willi f r<K t The
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      185 23 THE I AST WORD IN THE ART OF BREWING. Sole Importers: The East Asiatic Company, Limited, j SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG. People everywhere are telling their friends what wonders 'Pebeco" has worked upon I Dulled and tobacco stained teeth are revi- I tc?!ised by this 'salt' tasting dentifrice. 1 Unlike
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