Malaya Tribune, 9 October 1934

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya Vol XXI. 246 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1934 FIVE CENT? The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday, Oct. 9, 1934 Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1934 FIVE CENTS,
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      135 1 HeaJ The Dominant In ztMalaya I fry Clover Brandl our P urse will like it NATURE mk&Cr«m Quality and Economy LtofTcLr THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD, 8 PENANGi KUALA LUMPUR SINGAPORE. I MILK THE PERFECT FOOD j FOR BABY j j I Ht x BIS x M j if FOR
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      96 1 > [jSiili I i 4 I C iaa—aaßsag— ii i —-^r^—.-.—— MAAS-26. COOKED MEATS HII Prepared Fresh Daily PJJI sil v ersi de—brisket— r5F3v/^ys^^s^^^ll HAMS—PRESSED PORK A PORK BRAWN. You will enjoy them all. M «^-—m^— i 1 Warm Studios 11. < c, c m I MARIE A 11 A/il
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    Shipping News & Notices. INSURANCE OF THE LATLANTIQUE
    1062 2 Shipping News Notices. INSURANCE OF THE LATLANTIQUE Owners' Refusal To Accept Offer Criticised THE silence which has been observed by the French Press in regard to the long-drawn-out litigation in respect of the insurance payable, following the burning of ih,. 40,500-ton luxury liner L'Atlantique jti the Channel in January, 193!.
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    DANISH SHIPPING
    288 2 Freight Receipts For The Past Five Years IN a report issued by the Official Stat is- tical Bureau of Copenhagen, it is stated that during the past live years the gross freight receipts for the Danish Mercantile Marine were as follow: 1929 206,2«. o,oookr. 170,100,000kr. 1931 155,i>00,000kr. 1932
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    SPANISH SHIPPING
    312 2 Increased Govt. Aid For Passenger Services FOLLOWING an application by the Compania Transmediterranea for an increase of 25 per cent, in the passenger tares on subsidised services, the Government has agreed to an increase of 20 per cent. Freight rates remain unchanged. The increase is to apply to
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    DETAILS OF MORRO CASTLE
    605 2 Passenger Accommodation Structural Design TiHE disastrous lire whi h practically destroyed the American turbo-electric liner Mono Castle apparently spread through the accommodation with extraordinary rapidity despite the fact tba when the vessel was built in 1930 by the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co., safety
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      418 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA P. A S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. CHITRAL 15,000 Oct 12 SOUDAN MM Oct. 24 CARTHAGE 15,000 Oct. 26 RANPURA 17,000 Nov. 9 BURDWAN t',.o7<> Nov. IS CORFU 15.000 Nov. 23 RANCHI 17,000 Dec. 7 SOMALI 6,810 Dec. 19 NALDERA 10,noO Dec. 21
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      157 2 j Lfr LLOYB TRIESTINO (Incorporated in Italy). j EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. J SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, Port Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Said, Piraeus, Brindisi, "Venice and Port Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste. Trieste. Leaving Spore. s .s. CLARA CAMUS Oct.
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      330 2 i HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. DenUch iHpvQ Austraiische Damptscbiffi GeMU-,n*,t-(Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDS. HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore. t m.s. DUISBURG, via Manila Oct. 16 m.s. RAMSES, via Manila Oct. 30 f m.s. SAUERLAND, via Manila Nov. 13 t s.s. OLDENBURG, via Manila
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      635 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. Jjfj NORDDEUTSCHEm tjjfijVfcl LLOYD. (Incorporated ta Germany). The undernoted art tha Company'i t*. tended flit urea:—• OUTWARDS. 1014. "MAIN" for Manila, H'kong S'hai, N. China Japan Oct c "ODER" for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan Oct 23 "TRIER," lor Manila. Hongkong STiai, N. China and J v
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    432 3 Mining Shares Singapore, Tuesday. The following mining share quotations ft re issued by Fraser and Co., exchange and stock brokers issue Buyers. Sellers. Ainpat Tin 5;- 5~ca Y Asam Kumbang Tin 37 6 40,0 Austral Malay o« 6i Aver Hitam Tin 149 15,3xq \vr: Wong 2.02 2.07
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    100 3 ISSUED BY FRABER It CO., EXCHANGE AND BTOCK BROKERS. Buyers. 8eller». Municipal <lu01» 5 per cent. 108 lli nom ?ir»K>\pore Municipal t 907 4% per cent. 110 115 noxs Municipal H909) 4% per cent. 110 lift nom Singapore Municipal (1913) 4 per cent. 105 IXO son Singapore
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    182 3 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION RUBBER PRICE UNCHANGED Values Inclined To Be Easier Singapore, Tuesday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 22% cts., urch ringed. Market Tone: Quiet. Tin (Singapore), $113%, up Saturday's Prices:— London: 6 15 16d., up 8 lGd. Market Tone: Steady. New York: l:Y l cts.. up
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    IMPORTS & EXPORTS DOWN
    88 3 IMPORTS EXPORTS DOWN Free State Trade With Britain How exports to Britain haw declined is shown by ihe following details of Free S ate trade for the first seven months of 1934 issued recendy: Imports, £22,796,908 (corresponding period of 1933, £20,177,390); exports, £10,202,543 (£10,544,923); imports from Great Britain. £14,346,076 (£13,048,544);
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    RENTALS REMAIN STEADY
    873 3 British Malaya Trustee i Executor Co., Ltd. I i l THE annual general meeting of the British Malaya Trustee and Executor Co.. Ltd.. was held at the office of the Secretaries, Messrs. Gattey Bateman on Monday, Oct. 8. Mr. S. H. Moss presided and those present included
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    93 3 Sentiment Somewhat Brighter Reuter Wireless. London. Oct. 5. ON the Stock Exchange to-day sentiment was somewhat brighter, but owing to the end of the account. th e markets generally remained very quiet and almost featureless. Gold reached a new high recoi j rt 142 4 p2r ounce and
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    KEPONG (MALAY) RUBBER
    278 3 Issue To Finance Purchase (By Air Mail). (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Sept. 2C. The directors nf Kepong (Malaya) RubIn r Estates, L.-d.. have arranged to purchase further estates in Central Joh re, and are suing new shares to finance the pa. chase. The total area it
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    RUBBER & TEA RECOVERY
    143 3 RUBBER TEA RECOVERY MalavalanTs Profit Of £150,000 (By Air Mail). (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Sept. 25. A big recovery in earnings is indicated by the preliminary figures of the Malayalam Plantations, the rubber and tea growing company belonging to the Harrisons and Crosfield group. After providing £27,310 for depreciation
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    PRODUCE
    204 3 Singapore, Oct. 9. r. <Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $126 r. (Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan 23 r «Siam» W. Coast N. 3 per Koyan $18 Rice B Siam N. 1 per Koyan $104 Rice*, a lam X 2 per Koyan $100 Siam, Sinhuay Al
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    N. B. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    595 3 Minutes Of Committee Meeting MINUTES of the Monthly Committer Meeting of the North Borneo Chamber of Commerce held in the Sandakan Club on Wednesday, 26th September, 1934, at 10.30 a.m. Mr. J. K. S. Malcolm (in the Chair), Mr. G. Mayor, Mr. A. McKendrick, Mr.
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    250 GUINEAS FOR A RAM
    46 3 Melbourne, Victoria. A Coniedale ram has been sold for 250 guineas—an Australian record price —it the annual stud sheep sales here. The animal had previously won first prize and the championship In the Corriedale section at the Australian Sheepbreeders' Association Show.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    658 3 Rubber Shares Singapore, Tuesday. The following rubber share quotation? are irrued by Fraser and Co., and LyaP and Evatt. Issue Value. Fraser Lyall and Shares. and Co. Evatt 1 Alien by 1.8-> 1 95xd 1.80 UtfUct IA. Gajah 1.45 1.55 1.40 1.55 1 A Hitam 2.40 2.55
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    77 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. For R M A. No. 1 X Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Singapore, Tuesday, noon. Buyers. Sellers Spot- (loose) 22% 22% (F. 0.8.) current month 22% 23 Oct. 22% 23 Nov. Dec. 23% 8* Jan. March 25% 25 »4 April Ju-.e 26 Vi 26% July
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      46 3 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). *IRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. OFFICE: 2, FINLAYSON GREEN. THE eastern united ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, i PERSONAL ACCIDENT I MDRKMENY COMPENSATION 3XAD OFPfCB* IfJX Oil St. Singapore.
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      168 3 Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY.) Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAfcUH BATAVIA. Branches throughout the Dutch East Indies and in the Straits Settlements, India, China. Japan and Arabia. LONDON BANKERS: The National Provincial Bank. Limited. Corrnspondents in the principal Cities
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      218 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Lid. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, Ltd., THE HO HONG BANK, Ltd. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, Ltd. CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OF Fir R: CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET. SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee
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      426 4 M. HASSAN, 86, 4k 87, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service line. We give prompt attention to all orders either big or small. Why not consult us about your requirements Estimate submitted upon request without charge or obligation. 'PHONi: 3411.
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      311 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. SALE BY TENDER (,F PINEAPPLE AND Rl BBER ESTATE. To be sold by tender, pursuant to Order of Court, dated September 3, 1934, made in Suit No 271, of 1934. between Ng Koh plaintiff and Ng Cheng Kang defendant, ALL that- piece of land situate in the Muk;m
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      814 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. NOTICE Ordinance No. 61 (Pawnbrokers) TENDERS are invited for the sole right 0 open one pawnshop for a period of three ,-ears from the Ist January, 1935, in each >f the streets or sections of streets in the rcwn Division of the Settlement of Malacca, le-cribed
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      520 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. European couple require good willing cook immediately, must also assist boy. Salary $25 monthly. Box No. 450 c/o Malaya Tribune. Progressive Life Assurance Co. requires the services of Canvassers in Johore Territory, on commission. Apply XYZ, Box No--453, c o Malaya Tribune. I WANTED Economical Board and Lodging
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      382 4 EDUCATIONAL. PAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1828. (A Government Registered School) (For Boys and Girls). 1-A, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical Education— Systematic Training both in Technique and TheW. Comnle|e Courses leading to T.C«L. Certificate, Diploma, ft etc Booklet free. M. ANCIANO, Principal. LEARN TO
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      527 4 HERE'S SOMETHING NEW AND RELIABLE. M.C.C. Special. 15 Jewei. Chromium Plated, Interchangeable, Swiss Made Watch. We Guarantee to replace a New Machine within a year of purchase if anything goes wrong with the Watch provided it shows no sign of Rust. YICK WOH HI ING 429, North Bridge Road. (Near
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    MONUMENT TO AIRMAN
    115 5 Aviator Who Vanished During The War St. Malo, Brittany. A monument has been created her m memory of the "airman who d's appeared." He was the twenty-year-old Char c Guynomer. who was twice rejected by the military authorities on grounds 01 bad healtn, but finally got hims'lf
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    ATTILA THE HUN
    177 5 Treasure Hunt For Buri?d Wealth Belgrade. A New treasure hunt has been started in Yugoslovia for the vast wealth, reputed to have, been buried with Atm« thr Medieval King of the Huns. The hunt has been started by the news that no fewer than ten different applicaticns
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    DIONNE QUINTUPLET.
    154 5 Barents Not Allowed Tc Live With Tham Callander, Ontario. iIfHEN the special hospital for the ceff lebrated Canadian quintuplets is :eady, the parents will not be allowed ,o live with their babies. Mr. and Mrs. Dionne will only be permitted to see their children at times uranged by
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    KEEPING THEIR JOBS
    125 5 Bulgarian State Em r byees Adopt Children Sofia. Recently no less titan n thousand :hildrcn from the orphanages of Sofia lave been adopted by State employees. It came about In this way. The Bulgarian Government, as part of ts effort to solve ihe unemployement pro- Mem. recently
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    EXCRUCIATING PAIN AFTER EATING
    233 5 10 Years' Suffering Cured At Once Every stomach sufferer ought to read the remarkable experience of Mr. McL This is what he writes: "For the last ten years I have suffered from an ulcerated s'omach and was simply afraid to eat. For hours after I would
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      329 5 Complete Comfort Latest Styles Last Longer Finest Values (all at our Showrooms and inspect the wide range we have in stock <jm i Jl 1 W Note New Address THE GIFT SHOP CAPITOL MANSIONS, 157, North Bridge Road. 1 All goods as exhibited at the I British Industries Fair in
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      41 5 7s jf&s& DISSOLVED ACETYLENE CARBONIC ACID. HYDROGEN I \V >v CITROUS OXIDE, COMPRESSED WELDING RODS. WELDING ELECTRIC WELDING PLANTS ACCESSORIES 13, Warm Studios. 9. sis i m a j j I soic Agen ts fl. v. Straits Java Trading Co. I
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      311 5 tireless TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME Meet Dr Fu Manchu By Sax Rohmer TO-DAY'S Empire wireless programme is as follows:— 6.20 pm.: Time Signal from Big Ben. The North Regional Orchestra, (leader Alfred Barker), conducted by T. H. Morrison; Ethel Midgley (pianoforte), from a Manchester studio. 650 p.m.: Radio Consequences, a new
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      114 5 BERLIN SHORT-WAVE STATION Wireless Programme For To-Day IHE programme as announced.'by the. German Short-wave S aUon Berlin, Broadcasting House, broadcasting on a wave-length of 31.88 metres is as follows (the times Riven below are the approxi mac local times): TUESDAY 8.20 p.m.: DJA Announcement (Germ.. Engl.); German Folk Song; Program-Forecas-
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW- TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    64 6 VESSELS ARRIVED Singapore, Tuesday. Khoen Hoea, Dutch, (ill > o n,. c Pontianak 8.10, to Pontianak n io JlSWSfc* m <** General Verspyck, Dutch, (Ml tons- from Yol2l™V\» c 1 ">"*■■ lOKonama 8.10, to Hamburg 9 10 Vyner Brooke, Sarawak, 720 tons:
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    17 6 Mails from Batavia and PalembanD- by eXpecled at £ost Office, Singapore, at 2.30 p.m. to-
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    15 6 Left Arrd. »i .fV Spore London Air Mai! (Imperial) Sept. 30 Oct. 8
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    130 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Oct. 9. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rohna 22; Anhui 20. Main Wharf (Enhance Gate 3) Dempo 18; Bongloo 16; Gleniffer, Yuki Maru 13; Kedah H; Gewang 8Mam 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Baron Erskine 30; Grey stoke
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    MONEY MARKET
    197 6 I SELLING. Singapore, Oct. 9. London 3 months' sight 2|4 7|32 London 4 months' sight 2|4 13|64 London 60 days' sight 2|4 3j16 London 30 days' sighs 2j4 5j32 London demand 2 4 l 8 London T.T. 2j4 332 Lyons and Paris demend 858 Hamburg demand 140 New
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    240 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, OCT. 9 High Tides.-10.50 a.m., lUf pm Rugby. Tournament, Public Service and A.P.C. v. Merchants iS3 Bankers, S.C.C. d Football: S.C.F.A. League SB a a V.b! iCtona Bridye Scl^oi Hockey: Colts v." s.C.C Girls' c r Club ground;
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    AMUSEMENTS
    26 6 APOLLO—Chinese picture. CAPITOL-' Ha.f A Sinner." •xfa^^air''.™ 6 G anci wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. WaThe Garden RlTZ—Chinese pictures, shonf Y Early To Bed >" Preceded h>
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    GIFT FOR AUSTRALIA
    47 6 Melbourne, Victor! i t U n n aii n h/ a w k from the Cenotaph m 5 to the trust* by the tl£X2 War Museum Shr\rr o f b L l i ,ia^ d in lhe Victor! War Me?n o rtr embrailCe lhc
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      227 6 |^iii«i)| ll>M n» > ir)Wtnt»tHtifi l mi.^«,.«n«««. "•"^immiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii|iiiiiiiiii > iiiiiiiH W MMWWMM |,j SINGAPORE HOTELS Iln Aid of Child Welfare Society j Gala Bohemian Night I SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20TH. I at SEA VIEW HOTEL I DANCING TILL 2 A.M. I Also Chinese and European Water Sports, Gondolas, Moonlight I Concert
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      322 6 (BANKRUPTCY). IN THE SUPREMfTcoURT OP Tttw •STRAITS SETT^SiTa™ SETTLEMENT oF SINGAPORE T„ d i Nummary Case Re TAN CHEW SIARN of No' 9 10 Pulau Bukom R«„ e«__ Pig Reared im""*" order ma<,e 21s September. of Adjudication 2 1 s September, of 'he 6m£i clock, ot ,ho Office, C. 0.
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      30 6 The Home Treatment for all irregularities of the DIGESTIVE ORGANS. H.B.D. Salt EFFERVESCING, COOLING j and INVIGORATING. j Sole Agents: E. M. Abdulla Co. 27, Robinson Road, Singapore. I t
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      41 6 t mrn-m I DECIDE FIRST j 1 «s. you JroTJoSi S„r I j w iw°^s^ X i J WATCHES AT LOW PRICES newl y Pointed to be I VICK WAH SIN 6 I 81, North Bridge Rd. (Near High St.) j
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      194 6 I 1 Mill— T7-^_L_ [^STALJNKLLIGtNCI SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Hoihow (Annul) 2 p.m. Java, South-West Sumatra, S.East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and T. Dilly (Dempo) 2.30 p.m. Burma (Takada) 3 p.m. India, North and East (Takada) 3 p.m. Netherlands Indies, Bagan and Selat Pandjang (Hong Thong) 3 p.m. Bengkalis, Laboean Bilik
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      294 6 CLUB DIARY JThere are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the m tZt r reactors of Ihe Malaya Tribune." This Diary is vrothem *5?7* to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings g h ner ?L will still be included %J** Diar P of Events." The "Club
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    Alleged Breach Of Trust
    730 7 LAWYER'S CLERK CHARGED Serious Allegations 525,000 SAID TO BE INVOLVED Singapore, Tuesday. "ill; preliminary inquiry into alie- L r a'i"i!s fit* criminal bleach Oi and cheating involving a sum ?25,000, against I. I. Morieliar 'alinvam. a well-known solicitor'? and a Justice of the Peace, tl the
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    THE EVIDENCE
    1108 7 Signature On Back Of Cheque The first witness called was Mr. Ong Ah Wan, a clerk in the Singapore Supreme Court. Witness produced, from the Registry, Supreme Court, probate file No. 19 of 1928. Witn ss also produced file No. 868 ol 1923, between P. R. A. L.
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    GOATS CLIMB TREES
    107 7 Eat Shellfish And Drink Sea Water Brisbane. THE only inhabitants of Island, near the Great Barrier Reef off the ccast of Queensland, Australia, are treeclimbing: goats. Besides climbing trees they: Eat shellfish, and Drink sea water. Goats were first placed on the island by the Navy in
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    NEW WAY TO MAKE MORPHINE
    315 7 Extracted From Poppy Straw (By Ail Mail). (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Sept. 25. ANEW process ,for extracting morphine, and other lalkaloids from poppy straw and poppy chaff remaining after tb e ripe capsules have bee.n thrashed to separate the seeds is referred to in
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    CANNOT BE TRIED
    60 7 10-Year-Old Boy Who Cut Friend's Throat Belgrade. Ali Difdarevitch, a 10-year-old shepherd f Bihatch. Bosnia, is a murderer—but ho cannot be tried. He cir the throat of hi- 9-year-old friend, Salih Bashiteh, during a nuarr.l over a knife. Balih died within a few minutes hu> Ah cannot
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      250 7 START AND END THE DAY WITH THIS AID TO HEALTH. Use Gibbs Dentifrice twice a day and see how sparkling white your teeth become; how refreshed you feel* It is through unclean and decaying teeth that many illnesses begin. Clean your teeth the GIBBS WAY and enjoy good health. MM
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      171 7 I common scalp troubles Practically everyone you meet has one or more of three common scalp troubles —dry scalp, falling hair, or dandruff. Frequently they go together, or one results from the other. Regular and frequent massage with 'Vaseline' Hair Tonic will do a lot to relieve these annoying troubles.
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      274 8 A BRIGHT NEW COMEDY SHOW OPENING jgm TONIGHT at the 1 wrm m w&Wm j 6.15 9.15, UNIVERSALE AMUSING AND EXCITING STORY OF A LOVABLE GAMBLER WHO ACTED AS CUPID FOR A HOMELESS GIRL AND A FIGHTING BOY "Half A Sinner" ~f>% With I JOEL VcCREA and BIRTON Jl JB
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      288 8 1 "BEAUTIFUL LADVI 0 GLOBE THEATRE 1 the GKtAT WORLD SHOW 1 [j Bm?Y ■■7 mt '<**«%* COMMENCING TO-MORROW, OCT. 10TH. I j j V TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY 7.45 9.30 P.M. jjj < THE STAR MOTION PICTURE CO. [1 MISS BUTTERFLY WU in HH j jEfif -BEAUTIFUL JLAOY" 1 jfmJkSgffi
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      465 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ACK NOW LEDG M EN r. Madam Chi W r an Lee Neo and )am to tender their heartfelt than! their friends, relatives, who night-visit and funeral aid tho rent wreaths, telegiams and j f condolence in their sad bereavem DEATHS. BETSIE CHEAH.-On Oct Pth General Hospital. Singa*
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    “NEVER SUSPECTED HER BROTHER”
    615 9 Alleged Theft Of Decca Gramophone Singapore. Tue. c dsyDURING the. hearing of the case in which B. Walters and Poh Chwec Song were charged yesterday before the Third Magistrate (Mr. Norman Grice), with the theft of a portable Dfccca gramophone and records vaiued at $42, Miss
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    RETURN OF TUNGLING
    75 9 Chinese To Take Over Control Shanghai, Oct. 0 ARRANGEMENTS have been ccmplelea A for ihe return of Tungling. north ol P.e;pmg, to the Chinese. It la agreec tnp.t the Manchukuo troops ac present stationed ot the city will withdraw into Jehol and Chine:-:c special Police will take
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    STEAMER DAMAGED ON REEF
    131 9 Passengers' Extra Holiday In Singapore A PARTY of Australian tourists who left for a trip to Malaya on .he West Australia liner Gorgon have hafl 1q make a longer stay than they anticipated. The vessel struck an uncharted reef oft the Australian coas*, and the bo'tarn
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    IL DUCE'S GENEROSITY
    86 9 Reuter Wireless. Rome Oct. 4. j Sig;.or Mussolini, stated on a i tribune in one of tne main squares j Milan, to-day witnessed a procession 0 I fruits from the plains of Northern Italy. Fifteen-thousand participated in ill* procession including peasants carryin* j spades and scythes, while
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    AIR-MINDEDNESS
    783 10 gIR Philip Sassoon, the Under Secretary for Air, ha* arrived at Singapore by air from Penang, and has thus had an op portunity of seeing more of th* country than is given to moo people who live here all the ir lives. It is a line thing thai British
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    58 10 Mrs. Winstedt. who has been ill in ►he General Hospital. Johore Rahru for the last three week:,, is now con- mJSL t Snmh and Misy Smith arrived at Singapore from Alor Star by nL Pena i liner Arethusa. Una? Mr Ur T d r by c U i c straea
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    Notes and Comments The Tiger Menace
    163 10 TWERY now and again there filters through from Lome remote part of Muluya news of attacks by man-eating tigers and of coolies being mauled by thenv, olten fatally. The latest tragedy occurred in Pahang, where two people have fallen victims to a tiger which,
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    In Old Story
    123 10 ■£HE average tiger, hunters tell us, will avoid human beings if it is at •.11- possible to do so. Instinct dictates light, and even if that instinct is not f.sponded to there is little inclination to attack. There is an old story of a man in Siam
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    “To Make Us Glad”
    312 10 gOOKINGS will be opened at John Little's on Monday for the Singapore Musical Society's production of "Merrie England." Edward German's popular nd tuneful opera of the Elizabethan ra. We are assured that it is just a la-ppy coincidence that it is being reived here at the
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    A Musical Wonder
    209 10 gHORTLY after the "Merrie Englandperformances there will be anothnr mv. ical event of great interest to the city and to any visitors from other parti of Malaya who happen to be here at the time. What Mr. Brown quite justly describes as "really one of the music
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    Topics Of The Day
    329 10 By "Looker-On pENANO, it is reported, is to try experiments in the direction of pernding syces to do less "driving on the horn." Silence zones in the East are admitted ot to be practicable, but the Penang Police think that by a little friendly persuasion they
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    ON OTHER PAGES
    31 10 FINANCIAL NEWS, 3. WIRELESS PROGRAMME, 5. CLUB DIARY, 6. PERAK'S IRRIGATION SCHEME, 12. A HEADMASTER'S VIEWS ON EDUCATION, 13 SPORTS NEWS, 14, 15 and 16. MOTORING TOPICS, 17.
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    Under-Secretary For Air Arrives In Singapore
    142 11 Special Interview With Tribune Development Of Air Base Chain Of Landing Grounds Needed In Malaya S ii: I i,i P Sa ssoon, British Under-Secretary for Air, Miivt'd on Singapore Island this morning. He landed .it >»letar Air Base at about 11.30. He (lew from
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    The Landing At Seletar
    175 11 I'hilip Saasoon arrived at.the Air Bane shortly before 1- to-day. He was escorted from Kuala Lumpur by machines from the luoth squadron of bombing machines under Squadron Leader Croke. lie was greeted on arrival by guard of honour of 50 men and th" lioyni Air Force
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    The X I M 'Douglas" plane in flight. This is the only entry of the K. L. M. in the Air Race tn Australia -and * will rarTv in addition tn the ere* of tin** pillllipi.
    36 11 The X I M 'Douglas" plane in flight. This is the only entry of the K. L. M. in the Air Race tn Australia -and will rarT v in addition tn the ere* of tin** pillllipi.
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    Interview With Sir Philip
    915 11 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. CIR Philip Sassoon, British UnderSecretary for Air, gave th message to Malaya, when interviewed by a Malaya Tribune representative at the Kuala Lumpur Flying Club this afternoon: "Develop your 'air-mindedness' and provide more landing grounds with permanent runways," he
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    SEVERE RIOTING
    89 11 Crew Of American Ship At Loggerheads Reuter Wireless. Hongkong, Oct. 5. SEVERE rioting broke out at midnight between Union and Non-Union members cf the crew of the American liner President Grant. A party of Unionists attacked NonUnionists sitting in a restaurant shouting Kill the strike breakers," while a
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    SIR ERNEST HORLICK
    107 11 Second Baronet's Death At Age Of 54 News has been received ol the death un Sunday of Sir Ernest Burford Horltck. Barl Sir Ernest. who was ihe second Baronet was 54 years of age and succeeded his in 1921. He was twice maried flrsi 10 Miss Jane
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    FUKIEN-REDS TAKE CHUENCHOW
    439 11 Fighting Continues TROOPS RUSHED TO CITY Shanghai, Oct. 9. THE Government troops in Fukien have passed Hotien and are now outside the walls of Changting, the Red stronghold. After a short rest, other Government units will attack Hotien. General Chiang Ting Wen, he commander of the anti-Red
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    SPANISH CHAOS WORSE
    316 11 GREAT SHORTAGE OF FOOD General Strike Government Calls Up Reserves Reuter. Madrid, Oct. 9. ■THE situation in Spain has grown worse. Fighting and bomb-throwing has broken out again after a peaceful morning and there is a great shortage of food. Anarchist syndicates belonging to the National Federation
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    MOB SEIZE VILLAGE
    397 11 Radical Leader's House Set On Fire Reuter Wireless. A mob seized a village in Carolina and set fire to the house of a Radical leader. Four civil guard officers were wounded. Police reinforcements rushed to the scene and, using handgrenades, dislodged the rebels from the Trade Union
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    SITUATION MORE HOPEFUL
    81 12 Reuter. Madrid. Oct. 9. The situation at midnight in the capital was quieter and more hopeful. The Socialists new appear to realise that they are fighting a losing battle. Railway communication has been re-established throughout Spain, with the exception of Asturias. After a lengthy sitting, the Cabinet
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    GENERAL STRIKE
    435 12 Tense Situation In Spanish Capital Reuter Wireless. Barcelona. Oci. 4. All troops are confined to barracks. Broadcasting stations and telephones are under strict censorship to prevent the spreading of alarmist news and the sales of arms are prohibited. Madrid, Oct. 5. The capital to-day is paralysed by the
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    Perak Gives Elephant Herds Notice To Quit
    834 12 CLEARING JUNGLE LAND Ten Years Scheme VAST AREAS FOR FOOD (From Our Own Correspondent; Ipoh, Monday. THE jungle through which the famous Chikkus herd of elephants has roamed ever since anything was known oi this country will in the course of another decade
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    THE HEADWORKS
    441 12 Description Of The Drainage Plant This bund will, when finished, extend from the Degong Road where it is proposed that the headworks sh?ll be sited, to the railway and thence to ihe kuala of the Sungei Batang Padang Mati and back to the railway. The first section to
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    SAWMILL GUTTED
    54 12 Timber Company's Loss Al Sandakan I'HE British North Borneo Company's sawmill at Sandakan is reported to have been completely destroyed by fire. The mill was entirely guttea and a large amount Of timber stored in it is stated to have been lost. The total damage is estimated at
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    NEW WORLD
    367 12 Benefit Night Arranged For To-Morrow BENEFIT nights at the New World have always proved very popular and the crowds that usually throng this premier place of entertainment is ample testimony of t.he fact that these concessions of the management are greatly appreciated. To the casual visi or to
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    AMBULANCE CALLS
    161 12 Three Cases Of Alleged Assault A Chinese had a bad fall into a boa at Boat Quay yesterday.. He sustained a lacerated wound over the right hip and was bleeding from the mouth. He was removed to the Genera Ho.spital in an unconscious condition. An Indian was found
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    INSULL TRIAL
    108 12 "Simple Conspiracy To Swindle" Reuter Wireless. Chicago, Oct. 4. ALLEGATIONS that colossal swindles have been perpetrated upon American investors were made by the prosecution at the opening of the case against Insull and his co-defendants. The charges arose out of the failure of the £500.000.000 Insull otfflties Corporation
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    LOCAL THEOSOPHISTS
    131 12 Party To Welcome Eminent Visitors A tea-party was held on Oct. 6 by the local Theosophists in honour of Hi. and Mrs. A. P. Warrington, two emimcnt Theosophist leaders, who are passing through Singapore while on heir way to Java, at their Lodge premises 13. Dhoby Ghaut. There
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    THE RODA
    78 12 The current issue of the Roda, the nagazine of the Rotary Clubs of Malaya md Siam. deals specially with Johore md contains a number of interesting articles and pictures. These include The Charm of Sunset on the Johore straits." "Adventures and Scenes on the Vluar River" and "The
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    CHINA AVIATION
    106 12 Shanghai, Oct. 9. The two new passenger planes purby the China National Aviation Company which arrived in Shangha* from the United States on Sept. 2«, will stilt on a trial flight to-day between Shanghai and Canton in which service it has been placed.— lim Kuo Jih Pao. The
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    LINDBERGH BABY KIDNAPPING
    189 12 Trial Commences HAUPTMAN INDICTED FOR MURDER Reuter. FleminKton (New Jersey), Oct. 8. lIAUPTMANN, who was recently arrested in connection with hi--alleged participation in the kidnapping of Col. Lindbergh's baby, has been indicted for murder. The indictment declared that Hauptmann "on or about March I, 1932, with force
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    TAP DANCING
    112 12 Competition At Great World On Saturday ARE you a tap dancer? If you are, you will have tn portunity of winning a prize at the Great World on Saturday evening, where a tap dancing competition is to be held in collaboration with the Alhambra Theatre and Warner Brothers'
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      182 12 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme Of Drills Up To The Week-End The following is the programme of drills of the Singapore Volunteer Corps up to and for week ending Oct. 14, 19«. TO-DAY, OCT. 9 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, M.G. PI. (Eurasian*, Indirect Fire Drill. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters. "E" (Chinese) Coy., Weapon Training. 515 p.m.—Mala
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    Education In Malaya To-Day
    160 13 A HEADMASTER'S VIEWS Pressing Problems KirriREMENT OF MR. R. E. SMITH Singapore Tuesday. v| \i 11. E. Smith, headmaster of the Victoria Bridge School i 9 Singapore to-day for Eng-lami retirement, after 28 years' setin the Education Department. Bom in Penang- in 1881, he was ated
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    THE MALAY BOY
    300 13 Taking Greater Interest In Studies The standard of education to-day in i' aya, he said, is very much higher that of 25 years ago. The Malay he observed, now show greater tain their studies and are making progress than b:fore. v realised now that competition vi re
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    TEACHING OF ENGLISH
    214 13 DitFiruliy Overcome By Speaking It At Home Vhc difficulty remained. Mr. Smith v c on of giving the grounding of t «1 ill to the Asiatic boy, to whom it v«. <5 .i foreign lanKuagr-. Thb t?tmctilty wis p>w gradually not by bis ..peak-tic hi h:i''u»r Parent
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    THE AIR RACE
    45 13 We are asked to state that applications for admission to the aerodrome to the England-Australia air race should be addressed to the hon. secretary, Royal Singapore Flying Club, and noi to the R.A.F. Base. No applications will be entertained alter Oct. 17.
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    HAPSBURG FAMILY
    113 13 Negotiations With The Government Reuter Wireless. Vienna, Oct. 5. liHE return of the Hapsburg private proper by in Austria is reported to be the subject of negotiation between ihe Government and the Hapsburg Family. It is understood that the Government is willing to return all art treasures, including
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    109 13 The third annual genera] meeting of •he Bukom Clerks Club will be held on Friciay. Oct. 19. and will be followed by a dinner and dance. Mr. R. Eradwin Langton. late manager of Central Engine Works. Ltd. Singapore, together with Langtrrjw end the Misses Cynthio and Ails* L n>irr A
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    “SUCH WOMEN ARE DANGEROUS”
    284 13 Warner Baxter In New Role THE CINEMAS ROMANCE comedy, intrigue and mystery are cleverly blended in Fox liUn.l grand -n(.w entertainment "Such Women Arc which opened •.it the Alhimbra Thea!re yesterday. The debonair Warner Baxter, who endeared himself to screen audiences in 'Daddy Longiegs," takes the
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    SUPREME COURT
    106 13 Promissory Note Suit Transferred Singapore, Tuesday. The suit brought by J. S. Surain Si ogh •ainst M. V. Saravanamuthu came up f >r mention In the Supreme Court >esprday before Mr. Justice Prichard. Mr X P K. Menon, who appeared for he plaintiff, said that the claim was
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    PERAK TRAGEDY ECHO
    492 13 Appeal In Supreme Court (From Our Own Correspondent) A lpoh, Oct. 8. N echo of a Teluk Anson murder in which me docapaciated body of a Punjabi wa* found floating in a stream ,\as hrard in the Cupreme Ccnv. Ipoh, Fouja Singh appealed aguhjs; the .tension of
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    U.S. SILVER POLICY
    122 13 An Oblique Answer To China Reuter. London. Oct. 8. T*HE Financial News suggests that par: of the United States Treasury', •laims for its silver policy. whirh were made very soon after China's prote. t nay have to be discounted as beinr merely an oblique answer to twr
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    MALAY CLASS
    90 13 For those who already know a little Malay and desire to increase theii vocabulary and fluency the V MCA will commence a class on Fr day next Oct. 12 at 9 a.m. The teacher. l|r. Jaafa bin A. Ghani has already conducted two classes for oeginners this year,
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    179 13 Mr. Cyril Benoni Holman-Hunt, of Walditch, near Bridport, who died on July 25, aged 67, son of William Hol-man-Hunt, 0.M., the painter, and formerly of the F.M.S., left estate of the gross value of £24,269. with net personalty £23,213. H e left:—£loo to the Mayor and Corporation of Bridport for
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    Chinese Score Good Win Over Strong Cricket Club XI
    821 14 HOCKEY ON THE PADANG Mayger Breaks Stick S.C.C/S SECOND HALF LAPSE Singapore, Tuesday. MAINTAINING fine form throughout the match, the S.C.R.C. bea a strong Cricket Club side at hockey yesterday on the padang by three goals to one after an interval
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    HOME TURF
    228 14 Betting On Cesarewitch And Cambridgeshire Reuter. London, Oct. 8. 'I "HE following is the latest call-over A for the Cesarewitch and Cambridgeshire Stakes to be run at Newmarket on Oct. 17 and 31 respectively:— CESAREWITCH 10 to 1 Solar Boy offered, 100 to 9 taken. 15 to 1
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    Miss Gem Hoahing's Successes
    538 14 WON TWO TITLES AND RUNNER-UP IN ANOTHER tr> i ii Middlesex Junior Tennis Championships i|ISS GEM HOAHING, the 13--year-old niece of Mr. L Hoahing, the Singapore solicitor, won 'iwo tenms championships and was runner-up in another event, in the Middlesex junior tournament in mail week. She
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    ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL BOXING
    539 14 Semi-Final Results And To-Nighfs Bouts Singapore, Tuesday. THE semi-finals in the St. Andrew's School boxing tournament held at the S.V.C. Drill Hall yesterday produced a good evening's sport, the fighting being particularly keen. Much interest centred on the fights between T. Bracken and R. Hartley, and
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    PING-PONG
    361 14 Singapore Inter-Club Championship results of tics in the Singam pore Inter-Club Ping-Pong championship were as lollows:— Siong Bo» A.A. beat S'-iatti Chinese Recreation Club 3—2. Results (S.B.A.A. players mentioned first):—Koh Keng Siang los. o Low Huck Leng o—3, Teo Chwce Cheng beat Tan Boon Poh 3—2, Heng Song Hoe
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    DREW AT HOCKEY
    126 14 The Anglo-Chinese School arew wi-h the Ceylon Sports (Tub one all when thvy met in a hockey match on the Ceylon Spor s Club ground yesterday. Both sides were evenly matched. The school led by one goal to nil at the interval, SHIRAZIE netting. The Ceylon Spot's
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    SERVICE BOXING
    71 14 Programme At The R.A.F. Base On Wednesday A BOXING tournament will take place at the Royal Air Force Base on Wednesday between representatives of the R.A.F. and the Navy and Army. It is hoped to stage 12 contests and also an exhibition between Al Rivers and Aircraftsman Graham.
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    RUGBY TEAMS
    140 14 The following have accepted to play rugby football for the S.C.C. v. HM.S Terror on Wedesday at 5.10 p.m. at S.C.C:— K. C. Gillett; E. J. C. Gardner. P. W. Holt. D. C. Meathrol, O. R. T. Henman; R. F. Health. J. McKintosh; C. H. W. Goult. J.
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE MISS CHANCES
    263 14 Held To Draw By The Indians Singapore, Tuesday. Indian Association drew with tl Medical Coliege Union one ail ihey me. in a hockey match at Baie yesterday. The Indian Association did well to r>n vent the Medical College Union from defeating ihem as they did no',
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    M.C.C. & “BODY-LINE”
    35 14 M.C.C. “BODY-LINE” Committee To Frame Suggestions Reuter. London, Oct. !>. JHE M. C. C. Committee has decided to appoint a committee to frame suggestions in regard to the body-line question and submit them to the counties.—Reuter.
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    BALESTIER F.A.P.
    100 14 Results of the Balestier Fnendlv Athletic Party Sports are as fo'low Badminton Singles: I, Ngin Bn* Meng; 2, Keng Leng; Mile Race. 1. Abdul Rahim; 2. Choo Seng Oueo: Broad Jump: 1, Tian Swee; 2. Leng; Kicking The Football: I, Sen» Ouee: 2. Ene Hut: 100 Yards Dash
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    FLYWEIGHT TITLE TO BE DECIDED
    427 15 Penang v. Singapore FERNANDEZ AND SUARES AGAIN Boxing iFTER lying- in idleness for well over a year, the (Jreat World has become a very popular r< for boxing. Incidentally, it v arena in Malaya to have the innovations —a celotex rinfc loud speakers, and music.
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    LAST MINUTE SCORE
    183 15 Artillery Beat Regiment At Rugger Singapore, Tuesday. (A DROP goal in the, last minute en•t% abied the Royal Artillery to beat a Wiltshire Regiment XV at rugby yesterday at Tanglin. by four points t a dropped -goal* to three (a try>. Play was robust and exciting and
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT
    119 15 Opening Match On Padang To-day The S.C.C. Rugby tournament wii open Lo-day with a match between th Public Services and the Merchant? MERCHANTS. W. Hannav; A. H. West. A. P. Craigr R. Land. Dodos: H. J. M. Hesketl A. H. Williams: R. H. Cowan, W. D C. E.
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    CHINESE BOXERS
    75 15 May Challenge For World Titles Nanking, Sept. 25. UNDER the auspices of .he National Boxing Bu.Vau. a challenge :o the world may scon be mad" by noted Chinese boxers. It is reported that the Bureau has petitioned the Government that noted boxers in foreign countries be invited to
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    Handicaps For Saturday's Races At Kuala Lumpur
    472 15 Second Day Of Autumn Meeting Pacific Flight To Carry Ten Stones IHE following arc the handicaps for Saturday s races at Kuala Lumpur, the second day of the Selangor Turf Club Autumn meeting:— RACE 1 Ponies: Class 2, Div. 2, s'<, furs 2.30
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    SELANGOR HOCKEY MATCHES
    427 15 Chinese Win 2—l EXCITING GAME AT V.M.C.A. (By Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. JN a fast and interesting hockej match in the V.M.C.A. ground to-day, the S.C.R.C. played their re turn fixture against the V.M.C.A. and won by the odd goal in three. The Chinese forwards
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    RAILWAYS AND COLTS DRAW
    32 15 iFrom Our Own Reporter/ Kuula Lumpar, Mon lay. Playinp at ihe Hallways grouHd to \ht Salailtfor Oolk» mctf Si-lan^w Sikhs at hockey, the jrame ending m a draw.
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    PLAYER FINED
    92 15 Incidents In World Baseball Series Reuter. Detroit. Oc IT is revealed that th? catcher, Dclancy was fined $200 lor uncomplimentary remarks about the umpires abilty.. It appears that Delancey used bad anguage and the umpire fined him $50. Delancey then said. l, Why don't you nake it $100?"'
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    £9,100 FOR YEARLING
    142 15 Mr. Herbert Rich, dcting on behalf of Miss Dorothy Paget. bid i.lOOgs. for a yearling at the Doncaster Bloodstock Sales. j This Is the -highest price giveii for a j yearling at piibllc auction since Mrs.Chester Beatty bought a: Ally by Tetratema out of Dolabeila for 11,999g5.
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    FRENCH RACING MYSTERY
    391 16 Horse Substituted For Another? THE French racing world is scandalised by an alleged substitution of horses on the well-known rourse of Enghien, outside Paris. If the suspicions raised are correct the case is a very curious one, and has humorous features. The race in which the substitution
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    DUKE OF GLOUCESTER
    216 16 Excellent Polo Displays In Colombo Colombo, Sept. 25. Although the gathering was nothing dke what it was on Thursday—and many were probably kept away by the threatening weather—these who were ;-resent at the Colombo Polo Club yes;erday were treated to some rousing i-hukkas. His Royal Highness the
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    WATER POLO
    68 16 C.C.A.A. Overwhelm Wilts' "B" Team Singapore.. Monday. *u ln »2 friendl y game of water dolo at me Mount Emily Swimming Pool on Saturday evening, the Chinese Companion Athletic Association tean captained by Francis Taye., debated the P." team of the Wilts by six goals to nil. All
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    RUGBY TEAMS
    139 16 The follow ng have been invited to play Rugby Football for S.C.C. v HMS Terror on Wednesday, at 5.15 at S.C C K. C. Gillet:; H. L. Vincent. E. A. Matthews, R. F. Heath, D. C. Mteathrel- H L. Davies, J. McKintosh; C. H. W. Goult J. E.
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    UNPACED CYCLING
    66 16 New World Record For 24-Hour Ride Reuter Wireless. London, Oct. 5. FRANK SOUTH ALL to-day broke the world's record for 24 hours' unpa.ed road cycling, covering 4~>7 miles. The previous record wa? 431 miles established by he Australian. Opperman. During the run Souihall beat the end-London record by
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    LOCAL TENNIS
    128 16 Results Of Match Between S.V.C. And Tanglin Club A tennis ma'ch be ween the Singapore Volunteer Corps and Tanglin Ciub at Tallin resulted in a win for Tanglin Club by 67 games to 59", bo h sides winning six sets. Full scores were as follows (Volunteer pairs mentioned
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    AN OLD INTERNATIONAL
    107 16 Former Malayan Going To Hongkong Formerly in Malaya, Lieut. Col. H. c. Harrison, D.5.0., of the Green Howards Regiment, who was recently appointed a.S.O. 1, British Troops in China, with Hffect from March. 1935, Is an old Inprnailonal rugby player. As far back as 1&0S, he represented
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    VILLAGERS SHOOT THEIR GOD
    51 16 Shanghai. At Jench'u. in Honan Province, the v i r?er oar ied th" Dragon God from and >hot off its head. They did «o because all th!a summer 'He "»d failed to provide rain, wi 1 i th! esnlt that crops are parched a id famine
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    FRENCH BULL-FIGHTS
    196 16 Mayor Protests Against Their Suppression Bayonne. A MONSTER meeting of protest against a new decree, which virtually suppresses bull-lighting in France, has been called by the Mayor of Bayonne. The decree, which imposes heavy new taxes on bull fights, is a victory for Madame Camille dv Gast, president
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    190 MILES OF TRACK
    90 16 Chinese Rail Contract For Germany Berin. entire track, rolling s'oek technical eotvorrent. of a npw 190-rMI; railway line In China is to be rappU?C by Germany. A contract for the line has sien- v t}yo firm o f O "Ve'ff. f grown h^ad o d by
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    £1,000 FOR A SEAT
    77 16 Society Woman Wants To Be In Air Race Sydney. New S:uth Wjlcs. St Charles K ncrsfcrd-Smith has rereived an offer of £1 000 from a promln nt soe'e'y woman he~e if he a Tows he" acc::npany h'm on the London-Mel bourne air race. As his Lockheed
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    NIAGARA FALLS VANISHING
    241 16 Mass Of Water Wearing Them Away Niagara Falls, Ontario. NIAGARA Falls are rapidly di.san according to Canadia geologists. In consequence of th e recent fall 0 f 13.000 tons of rock from the Horseshoe Falls at Niagara, they have "H<-.-ed a warning that in a "short ti
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    “SUICIDES' BRIDGE”
    144 16 Only One Survivor Cut Of 96 Victims Belgrade. Ninety-six people have thrown them selves norn she "Suicides' Bridge' a Sushak, on the Adriatic ccast, during the past few years. Only cne of them has lived. The "Suicides' Bridge" crosses a dep ravine at>ove the town. There is a
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    Motoring Notes & News
    868 17 Motoring Notes News MORE ABOUT CARS FOR 1935 „rds In 10 H.P. Class HI MBER-HILLMAN ENTERPRISE I «l to the popular Ford l md the 14-h.p. and 8-h.p. Fl* I Motor Company auI w< ek that there would irely new lOh.p. de luxe al ii. writes H. E. Symonv; ndon
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    DUKE OF GLOUCESTER
    244 17 To Use British Cars In Australia DIS ROYAL HIGHNESS the Duke of Gloucester will travel a considerable dlstance by motor car during the five mon hs be will be away from England. He wdl attend the Melbourne Centenary Celebrations, which he is due officially to open on
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    SECOND-HAND CARS
    274 17 Where To Find Reliability THE Olympia Motor Show will bo held tarty in October, when all the new J-:JS models will be on view. Already the programme- of several imi ortant firm;; for the coming year an known, and motor car dealers are or ■Opr. will be. able
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    PEDESTRIANS' RIGHTS
    176 17 The Problem Of Road Accidents Xo time has been lost by the new Miriter of Transport in shouldering his awi:ard legacy of road accident problems, ..~d with admirable clarity he has elucidatI, Pr M in.crvii»\T« an.l a broadcast address, the vi the exp?riraei i destrian cr ssiag pla.;
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    FOREIGN CAR BUYERS
    163 17 "Nothing Bad Enough For Them" <By Air Mail. From Our Our. Correspondent/ London. Sept. 24. "One man is thrown out of work for twelve months every time a foreign car is bought," said Lord Nuffield, the head of Morris Motors, speaking at a luncheon, when he was
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    706 18 FLOW OF SILVER FROM CHINA Adverse Trade Balance NEED FOR RATIONAL CONTROL ALTHOUGH China's unfavourable balance of trade last year amounted to $600,000,000, only $15,000,000 worth of silver was exported. This has created a feeling of complacency among Chinese Government leaders and bankers, who take the
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    LOCUST PEST
    45 18 China's Heavy Bill In Devastated Area Nanking, Sept. 26. An official report issued by the Central Agriculture Experiment Institute states Wat the loeu.«t-devastated areas in North and Central China last year included 91 countries, in nine provinces. tf> cr °P s amounted to
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    The Control Of Factories In Shanghai
    691 18 Nearly Two Hundred Accidents During August THE question of factory control in the International Settlement and the French Concession in Shanghai was much discussed some time ago 'out it has been dropped for some months. According to latest statistics there were 178 accidents in
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    FIFTH CONGRESS
    93 18 No Postponement To Be Made Nanking. Sept. 15. 1138 Central Kuomintang Headquarters has definitely announced that he forthcoming Fifth Notional Party Cong:ess shall be held on the rebeduled date and no postponement will be made. The Standing Comm ttee of the Cen'ra! Party Headquarters has issued a ciiculav
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    JEHOL CITY
    65 18 Made Military Centre By Japanese Tientsin. Sept. 21. Jehol City, the capital of JehoL has been made the military centre north of ihe Great Wail Ihe headquarters of the Japanese 7;h Div:s on is established there and it v. I 1 have ion rol of all Japanese troops
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    SHENSI TELEPHONY
    58 18 Network Of Lines Being Built Sianfu, Sept 23. The Shensi Provincial Government is building up a network of telephone lines in the province. Of the 92 d m itts in the province 56 have already been linked up by telephone The Reconstruction Department has now raised $100 000
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    KIANGSU DROUGHT
    63 18 Chinkiang. Sept. 23. Detailed figures are now available of t.ie exact extent cf (ho losses sustained oy the provnee as a tesult of the" drought this year. The figures shows iha a total of 49.453.000 mow. or 54 per cent of the total land under cultivation in the
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    SPECIAL SERVICE CORPS
    138 18 Organised By Japanese In North China Nanking. Sept. 21. ACCORDING to information received here from Peipine, the Japanese military author ties have recently organised a special service corps for North China. Ihe corps is divided into four branches, one of the branches will be established in Peiping
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    MANCHURIA ISSUE
    129 18 Volunteer Leader's Speech In Shanghai Shanghai, Sept. 17. Genera! Li Tv, formerly commander-in-chief of Chinese volunteers in Kirin. who later withdrew into Soviet territory after being defeated by the Japanese, made an important statement yesterday on the eve of the third anniversary of the Sept. 18 ncident. General
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    TROTTING CLUB
    39 18 Shanghai. Sepi 12. The International Trotting Clu'j has tecemlv submitted a formal peti ion to the Municipal Government of Greater Shangha- asking for permission to start business in Shanghai. The petition, however, has been rejected by the
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    CANTON'S TAX ON IMPORTS
    615 18 Provinces Affected PROTECTION OF HOME INDUSTRIES DECENTLY Canton has take] *T important steps, one is to declare provinc'al control over economici the other is to impose a prota tariff on imported goods. The former had already been enforced and ing can now be said on it.
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    93 18 Shanghai Dykes To 15c Strengthened Shanghai The Municipal Govern ni Greater Shanghai has dcrid» Immediate steps for strength dykes around Shanghai in v»'" approaching high tide learned from circles in riff the Municipal Governin^i The cost of lie work t> «win*.» $1.000.000. As the Municip" l men!,
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    STRANGEST DUKE'S SECRET
    630 19 Revealed After 32 Years (By Air Mail). m Our Own Correspondent) London, Sept. 25. li'OCSI i'OCS barking of dogs and the chatter hooting party formed the back,nd to the funeral to-day of the Duke t Albans. rial was secret, in the private f hi- old Gothic home,
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    CHAMPION MOTHER
    78 19 Hungarian Woman Who Has 21 Children Budapest. Mrs. Antai X rammer, a 48-year-old ..i .ay., has been awarded the title of pion Mother by the St. Stephen Day i mmiitee of Hungarian Mothers. She was man ied at 16 and now has 21 hildren— more than any other
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    RIVIERA FASHION
    72 19 s luil! Caps Far Men For Beach Games Villefranche, French Riviera. Knitted skull caps in very bright colours •t latest fashion for men on the considered correct wear for b games. Another sartorial detail is that every rn »rt shirt and pullover has Us owners nbroidered on the
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    CHINESE LABOURERS
    270 19 More Being Deported From Japan Shanghai, Oct. 6. GENERAL Ho Ying Ching, the chairy man of the Peiping Political Council will socn leave Peiping lor the ooutn. i, i?* 1? ?5 ject of hi wip will be to attend nis mother-in-law's funeral service and confer with Marshal Chiang
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    “BONELESS WONDER”
    149 19 Man Who Can Worm His Way Through Small Openings Prague. Konstantin Kalmykoff. a Russian refugee, known to the police here as the "Snake Man or "The Boneless Wonder," has been arrested and charged with theft. In one month he has found his way. usually through windows and ventilation
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    “MIRACLE-WORKING” IKON
    131 19 Sacred Relic Finds Resting Place In Cemetery Belgrade. The famous "miracle-working" ikon oi the Kurska Madonna, has now found a definite resting place in the church in the cemetery of Smederevo. Yugoslavia. The ikon was made some 700 years ago at Kurska, biu disappeared from there almost immediately.
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    LUXURY FOR ESKIMOS
    111 19 Wireless, Motorboats, And Electric Light Ottawa. Life for the Eskimo is usually precarious, but skilful trappers reap a rich harvest when the price of Arctic fox skins is high. The result of this is that: Outboard motor-boats are frequently owned by Eskimos—and they Handle them very cleverly;
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    SOVIET BOOK PLAN
    45 19 Moscow. Over 4,500,000 scientific books are to be printed by the State Technico-Theoretical Publishing House during this year. They will be copies of 318 different text books, including works on physics, mathematics, astronomy, geodesy, geophysics, history and the philosophy of natural science.
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    “MURDER WILL OUT”
    226 19 "Haunted" Boy's Story Leads To Arrest Belgrade. HOW the face of a murdered man haunted a small boy and would not let him sleep at night is the story told to the police of Travnik, Bosnia, leading to the arrest of a married couple in the neighbourhood
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    SOVIET AUTHORS MEET
    126 19 Maxim Gorky Preside* At First Congress Mbaeow The first Congress of Russian Authors has been opened here, under the Presidency of Maxim Gorkv One thousand delegare* from ail parts ul the U S.R.R. are attending it. At rhe same time un exhibition entitled 'Sixteen Years of Soviet
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    PERMIT REFUSED
    125 19 Dillinger Sr. Not Allowed To Appear On Stage New York. John Dillinger Senior, father of the late Public Enemy, No. JL, who was killed by Federal Agents in Chicago, has been refused permission to appear on the New York Stage. Following protests by theatrical interests, the Licence department
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    RESCUED AND ARRESTED
    77 19 Unwanted Immigrants Who Were Shipwrecked Alexandria. Thirty-five intending for Palestine, none of whom had passports or permits to land, were nearly drowned when their sailing ship, L he Khasßed Karim. struck a rock near Agamy. Alexandria, an<i sank in a heavy sea. They had just been put
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    GEOGRAPHICAL CONGRESS
    72 19 900 Delegates From 4f Countries Warsaw, Aug. 22 Nine hundred delegates, representing 46 different countries, will be present at the opening of a World Geographical Congress here to-morrow. France, Belgium, Italy and the United States supply the majority of the delegates, while among the others are representatives of
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    SWISS ARMY OPPOSITION
    72 19 Admission Of Soviet Russia To League Aarau, Argau, Switzerland. The Society of Swiss Army Officers, at its annual meeting here, has adopted a resolution urging the Swiss Government to vote against the admission of Soviet Russia to the League of Nations. The Society considers that the esta
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    INDEPENDENCE OF BULGARIA
    298 19 "War Of Liberation" Anniversary Sofia, Aug. 26. RATTLES which led to the birth of U Bulgaria as an independent nation are, to be celebrated to-day. King Boris. th e Prime Minister and other high officials will attend the inauguration of a memorial tower on the famous Shipka
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    CHRIST OF THE ALPS
    87 19 Giant Statue Which Weighs Over 500 Tons Geneva. A gigantic statue of Christ, rivalling in size and impressiveness the famous Christ of tflie Andes, has been inagurated at Coupeau in the Chamomx valley, opposite Mont Blanc. The statme Is nearly 100 feet in height and weighs
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