Malaya Tribune, 19 October 1934

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    42 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya Vol XXL- -N* 215 G SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, Oct. 19, 1934. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1034. FIVE CENTS.
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      183 1 Head The ©tibune 'Dominant In (^Malaya oS===0 Esoi===ao=o£===ox=ao ox=ao==o=o==o=o=*o «aoßataoeaawac o I I > All Proceeds To Child Welfare j 8 Society TO MORROW WIGHT (Saturday) 20th j 0 BOHEMIAN NIGHT 1 SEA VIEW HOTEL j D I 1 (Dress Informal) jj J 1 swimming carnival programme Other Attractions Till
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    Shipping News & Notices. LARGEST ALL-WELDED TANKER IN U.S.
    937 2 Shipping News Notices. LARGEST ALL-WELDED TANKER IN U.S. First Vessel Of Oil Co/s Program me FURTHER constructional details of the diesel-driven motor tanker Poughkeepsie Socony are to hand. This tanker is the largest all-welded merchant vessel of any *ype yet to be built in the United States, and is the
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    SOVIET CHARTERING
    336 2 Increased Proportion Of British Ships THE Financial Times of Sept. 25 states: Russia is employing a greatly increased proportion of British ships for the carriage of her cargoes. This fact became apparent soon after the conclusion of the Anglo-Kussian Trade Agreement. "That the policy has been maintained b
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    PASSENGERS
    356 2 The following passengers are sailing oy the Terukuni Maru which left Singapore for Europe on Wednesday Mr. C. W. Bushell. Mr .S. C. Lsaaes Mr and Mrs. A. Roberts, Miss X W Dunne, Mr. A. L. Shrager. Mr. N. Suzuki. .Irs. Z. Brown. Mr. Y. S. Mirza. Mr. C
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    VOLCANO AT SEA
    388 2 Ship's Officers See Awe Inspiring Sight AX awe-inspiring sight, witnessed by memfbers of (the crew of the IndoChina S.N. Company's steamer Kumsang, may provide the answer to the riddle of the mysterious disappearance of several small vessels off the coast of Japan. vVhen the Kumsang arrived in
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    CAPTAIN INJURED
    75 2 .Majestic Battered By Atlantic Storm New York, Oct. 11. The giant Canard-White Star liner Majestic arrived here to-day one day late and with two of her officers injured. The ran into an exceptionally violent storm while crossing the Atlantic. The liner's Captain has been sent to hospital with
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    PRES. PIERCE'S RECORD RUN
    51 2 The President Pierce (Captain H. Nelson), arriving in Kobe recent]v, made a very fast trip from Shanghai to Kobe. Including all stops at Illot Station and Quarantine Station the time in transit was 12 hours 25 minutes. This is a record run tfor the 535 type
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    PASSENGER SHIP FIRES
    393 2 "Can Easily Be Prevented From Spreading" SIR Joseph Isherwood, writing in "The Journal of Commerce," says:— The terrible death roll resulting from the fire aboard the Morro Castle draws attention to what appears to be the calm resignation of passenger shipowners throughout the world in regard to
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      424 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. «■g»=^^«=f!*-— i j i P& Oand BRITISH INDIA P. 0. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. SOUDAN 0.500 Oct. 24 CARTHAGE /5,000 Oct. 26 RANPURA 17.000 Nov. 9 BVRDWAN 0,070 Nov. 18 CORFU 15.000 Nov. 23 RANCH! 17.000 Dec. 7 SOMALI 0,810 Dec. 19 NALDERA 16,000
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      144 2 Wt LLOYD TRIESTINO (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY ft CHINA. Calling: at Penang-, Colombo, Bombay, i r Karachi, Aden, Massowah. Suez, Port ii Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Said, Piraeus, Brindisi, Venice and fort Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste. Trieste. Leaving Spore. m.v. HILDA Nov. 15
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      339 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA lINIE. DeaUck |H D Q| Austraiische (A G| Gesellschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDS. HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore. M.s. RAMSES, via Manila Oct. 30 t m.s. SAUERLAND, via Manila Nov. 13 t s.s. OLDENBURG, via Manila Nov. 29 t m.s.
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      565 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. $j£ NORDDEUTSCHKk LLOYD. (Incorporat«4 v Germany). The nndernoted art ti* Coiep am, tended nxturet:—. OUTWARDS. "ODER" for Manila, HTcong S'hai, N. China Japan rw oo "TRIER," for Manila, Hongkong Shai, N. China and Japin ov s ;TRAVE." for Manila, H'konp, S'hai, N. China and Japan Nov '»n HOMEWARDS.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    518 3 Mining Shares Singapore, Friday. The following mining share quotations v d by Fraser and Co., exchange ck brokers: I ue Buyers. Sellers. ut Tin 5r 5 9xd Aam Kumbang Tin 36 6 38 Austral Malay 59,- 61»- Aver Hitam Tin H 9 15.3 !r Wen- 2.10 2.00
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    205 3 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION EXPORTABLE QUOTA FOR 1934 Cut Of 20 Per Cent. Most Likely 'Bi/ Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Friday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 22% cts., unchanged. Market Tone: Dull. Tin (Singapore), $1 !•<•';•, down fl/aYesterday's Prices:— London: 6~j;d., down l|l6d. Market Tone: Dull. New York:
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    RUBBER REPORT
    97 3 Messrs. Guthrie and Co., Ltd.. in their weekly rubber report, dated Oct. 18, state: Stock? in the hands of dealers and in course of shipment in the Straits Settlements as at 30th September amounted to 69.824 tons compared with 77,100 ions for the previous month and 51,456 tons
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    TIN SUBSTITUTES
    530 3 Inconsiderable, Says The Howeson Mouthpiece (By Air Mailt (From Our Own Correspondent) HIGH prices have not led to any very considerable increase in the employment of tin substitutes. This, briefly, is the substance of an article in Tin which may be considered the reply of Anglo-Oriental to. the
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    RUBBER CROPS
    27 3 The following outputs are advised for September: Mentakab 40,000 lb., Jerani Kuantan ***** lb., Sungei Bapan 60.100 lb., Batu Village 1.032 lb., Kapala 12.881 lb.
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    DEMAND GOR GOLD
    174 3 May Force Price To New Record Quotation Washington, Oct. 11. BRITISH financial gossip believes -hat gold will ultimately reach 170 shillings and the U.S. dollar will be cut to 50 cents. London's double objective is dollars 4.80 lo the pound and a two shilling yen, the United
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    DRURY LANE THEATRE
    149 3 Net Debit Of £51.04)0 In Fast Year The account* of Theatre Royal. Drurv Lane» for the ytar to June 30. show a irading loss of £35.147. as against a profit ol £7.633 the previous year. Adding hxed charges, debenture and loan interest. €16,162. there is n lotM
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    PETROL PRICES
    161 3 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. j Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon $1.19 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.82 Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British
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    YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK
    100 3 THE half-yearly report of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., for the six months ended June 30, is as follows: The net profit of the Bank for the past half-year, after providing for all bad and doubtful debts, rebate on bills, etc. shows yen 14,756,944.77 inclusive of yen
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    KUCHAI TIN DREDGING
    740 3 Voluntary Winding Up NEW COMPANY TO BE FORMED THE annual meeting of the Kuchai Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., will be held at 96, Market Street, Singapore, on Friday, Oct. 26, at noon. It will be .followed by an extraordinary general meeting for the purpose of considering the
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    646 3 Rubber Shares Singapore, Friday. The following rubber share quotation? are Issued by Fraser and Co., and Lyai and Evatt. Issue Value Fraser Lyall and Sha.es. and Co. Evatt. 1 Al nbV 190 200 1.80 I.92^cd 1 A Gajah 1.50 1.60 1.50 I.OC 1 A. Hitam 2.35 2.55
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    33 3 0A1LV l»NICt:3 CVNRL^T li. >l X !<« l X. Rii'bed .^beeL n»>"N »oy«ra. > 7" l> < ll M'.ntii L»w I..,., >l.. >,...! .t.„. 5l>si.l' full. >. V,..,i. >,-a >be"< t. 14 per N»
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      51 3 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (incorporated in New Zealand). 1 1KB, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. U C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager OFFICE: 2. FINLAYSON GREEN. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSON AL ACCIDENT IPCRHMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE I«AD OFFICE: 16D. C*il BL. Singapore U T, Genoral
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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 HAGUfc BATAVIA. Branches throughout the Dutch East Indies and in the Straits Settlements, India, China, Japan and Arabia. LONDON BANKERS: The National Provincial Baak, Correspondents in the principal Cities of
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      71 3 IN HAND WHEN YOU HAVE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT. No doubt you have some unrealised dream heretofore made impossible by inadequate funds. A Savings Account will soon enable you to make these dtsires a reality. Sufficient ready money for your next holiday—perhaps some article you want to buy—any wish you have
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      203 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). SUCCFSSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BAN X, Ltd., THE HO HONG BANK, Ltd. in AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, Ltd. CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HF\D OFFICE: CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee
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      205 4 I M. HASSAN, M, 4 87, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work in eiectrical, 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 re-, quest without charge or obligation.
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      668 4 i PUBLIC NOTICES. LOST or escaped from Joo Chiat Road about 3 a.m. one Alsatian *****, colour black saddle and tail, head tan with light black even marking across forehead, both eye rims round, eyes bluck. Find?r please "communicate with 288. Joo Chin* Road. Finder will be rewarded. I TENDERS
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      365 4 WANTED j WANTED—A f.ve-seater light Car at a reasonable price. Apply personally to H.P., 135, Serangoon Road-WANTED.—Second-hand Austin 10-4 Saloon. Price Moderate. Reply- To Box 457. c o Malaya Tribune. |™HmilllllliO«Ul«iiri:itli«r«,:fii WWt m nil«iltlliflmieHtntn««llir TRADE MARK j FACE REAUTIFIER I I (A British Empire Product). Makes the-FAIR-BEAUTTFUL- I I BEAUTY-an-ANGEL.
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      390 4 FOR SALE j FOR SALE —Second-hand Typewriter!?. Prices from $20.00. Apply:—Remington Rand Inc.. ('Phone 2126), Union Building. FOR SALE.—Austin 7. late 1901 model, perfect running order, 10 months' insurance, < wnor «ailing at the end of the month. $700. 12. Rarlkal Lane. Off East Coast F.oad. HEALTH STORE. Nuturcnpath and
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      524 4 j EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School) (For Boys and Girls). l-A, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical Hducation— Systematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courset leading to T.C.L I Certificate, Diploma. etc Booklet free. M. ANCIANO, Principal. TUlTlON.—Mandarin,
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      600 4 ■BBBBjMSXSSIMBBssSsSjmsssaRSSSssSSSSBSIMrtBSjtfBRf' WHY GO ELSEWHERE AMD RECRET AFTERWARDS FOR ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION Take all your CLOCKS. WATCHES AND GRAM OP HO NE S That Go Wrong, to YICK WOH HING. Their One and Only Address 429, North Bridge Road (Near Middle Road) Contractors for the Repair of C i > k I-
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    PUNJABIS CHARGED
    362 5 Ol a Woman h turn Uur Own Cofrenpondenfj JOh ore Bahru. Oct, 17. T 1 112. I JUt c wa, parked wi h Punjabi when the hearing wa.s begun this (ti'irnlnu before Mr. J. B, Weiss (Firs .'iSiryif Jjhor.- Buhrul ol 'lie ca c •iu. fi .wo Punjabis
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    GERMAN HOTELS ON SHOW
    75 5 Colnmtma House, the skyscraper building in Potsdamerplatz, Br-rlin. will house an unique exhibition of Germany's old and new hotels, for the interest of the da'egat-es to the International Hotel Keepers Congress, which takes place i.i Berlin from Oct. 2 to 7. The exhibition will include models
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    PROMINENT MALAY
    209 5 Arrested For Alleged Forgery (From Our Ovin Correspondent) Ipoh, Oct 16 ON the compliant ol Che Albakri. Magistrate Talplng, the Police have arrested Mohamed Taib bin Han Suleiman, a prominent Malay of Ayer Kuning. holding the title of "Ketua. He was produced in the Taiping Pollc° Court on
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    ALLEGED VAGRANCY
    143 5 Ten-Year-Old Boy In Local j Court f Singapore, Thursday. A 10-year-old Eurasian, who vas charged with vagrancy, made a second >,optarancc before the Third Magistrate Mr. J. M. Brander> to-day. When charged yesterday he did not know his full name and was unable to say where >r who
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    ALLEGED FIGHTING
    135 5 Indians Before The Third Magistrate Singapore, Thursday. When Iwo Indians. S Raja and S. A Ponniah. appeared before the Third Magistrate (Mr J M. Branden to-day charged with disorderly conduct by fighting In public, Raja explained that he wus an instructor of music and that Ponniah w >nder
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    INTERNATIONAL COOKERY
    95 5 Frankfurt-On-Main Holding Exhibition Orman bread. Fren h broad, Swedish Vead, bread from almost every country in Furope will be on .show at th L > Internal ion-ti Exhibition, which is to bp n Frankfurt-on-Main from Oct. fi to 17. Bach country will «end u team of cook* to
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    STORY OF ALLEGED EXTORTION
    342 5 Municipal Employee Charged Singapore, Thursday. A MUNICIPAL Sanitary Inspector, named Sathivasam, appeared before the. Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Grice) to-day, on a charge of extortion of $3 from a Chinese woman living in Bain Street. It was alleged that the accused extorted the mon?v from her
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    JAPANESE FINED
    101 5 Alleged Rash And Negligent Driving Singapore, Thursday. Convicted on a charge of rash and negligent driving, a Japanese motorist, E Hota, was fined $15 by the Fourth Magistrate (Mr. C. H. Whitton) to-day. The hearing was a sequel to a collision between the accused's 'Baby' Austin and another
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      95 5 "AVERY" WEIGHING SCALES BRITISH MADE A a Unsurpassed for j—i nfßj SENSITIVENESS, if /SvllH ACCURACY and LASTING QUALITY. "AVERY" machines are IS built by experts, with testIB cd material and to the most II modern designs. They are IB backed by over a century's II scale making experience. ISbV i
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      331 5 in i i i i i t nnitwn. f [I am Always Glad J\ i' Recently Mr. Jarvjs j' W ?J often hcarand its root is mmm usually an 1 i ~v< recommend I tanked ln H f f )r Came ,VCr been tbankef Z SL™Z* M 'ye prescribe. Folks
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      92 5 so v»>'8 Wireless l^ro^ramme > l'AV8 programme as aiinouneed a n> tl,e Lhort-wave station ll'tN!.. Hroadl House broadeasl- > wave length ol 31 38 metres is v.; "lie times stated below are >! I'.oxitnAte limes): fTNOAV Announcement «Oerm. Olrntalt l'olk 3onst Programme. Oerman. l> m Li«ht iVlu>it > z-m Woman's
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      499 5 Wireless j TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME Organ Recital By Reginald New ♦TO-DAY'S Empire wireless programme is as follows:— k 62 SL pm me BaL Reginald New a. Rc l > Kingston-on rtumes. Orpheus in the Underworld •Offenbach). Poeme iFlbich». Second Serenade «Heykens). Love in Bloom 'Raingen. Narcissus iNevin), Toccata (Dubai*). 6
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      161 5 sand Miles Away. The Mermaid (Oh. 'twas in the Broad Atlantic >. Vive i'amour. Concerning I and Non-I. Sweet md Low. Cannibalee, The Spanish Cavalier. Solomon Levi. Boots (Greenwich Time Signal at 3 20 a.m.) 3.20 a.m. Talk: "Music and the Ordlnpry Listener." Sir Wali'ord Da vies. 3.40 a.m. Interlude.*
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    234 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING VESSELS ARRIVED Toba, Dutch, 687 tons, from Djambi 1810, to Djambi 20.10. Toboaii, Dutcn, 674 tons, from Bagan 18.10, to Bagan 2010. Senang, Dutch, 729 tons, from Palembang 1810, to Palembang 20.10. Nippon, Swedish, 2,521 tons, from Dairen 18.10, to Port Said
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    204 6 Alabella, Norwegian, 840 tons, from Bangkok. 19-10; to Pondichorrv and Madras, IH-10. Ramsay, British. 2,993 tons, from Dairen, 15- 10: to Pert SaiJ, uncertain. Lematang, Dutch, 1,-17G tons, from Durban, 17-10; to Saigon, 2G-10. \iulat, British, 1,021 tons, frjm Bangkok. 19- 10: to Bangkok. 23-10. Karagola, British, 3.G47
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    98 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Oct. ID. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Op Ten Noort 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Kistna 15; Tilawa 14; Hilda 11; Benreoch 9; Islander 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Ramsay 30; Steel Seafarer 35. Empire Dock (Entrance
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    JUST A "JOKE"
    103 6 Boys Lie In Front Of An Express Poltstown, Pennsylvania. An cgproas train thundered alonjf Che truck. Suddenly. .somi* distance ahead the driver saw three objects lying on the railsu PVverishly, he jammed on the brakes and brought the train to a atop within fifty feet of three
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    60 6 Mails from Europe (London mails despatched on Sept. 27). by the Rajula will arrive by train to-night. Mails will be dealt with to-morrow morning and Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxholders at 8.30 a.m. Delivery by postmen will commence at the same time. From Philippine Inlands
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    24 6 The s.s. Nalgora for Western Austriaiia. Mails previously announced as closing rt 6 nm. yesterday will now close at 7 p.m. to-day.
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT
    219 6 North Indian's Costs Of Litigation 1 Singapore, Friday. MR. Justice Prichard presided over session of the Bankruptcy Court today. Mr. C. O. Lim, Assistant Office Assignee appeared for the Official Assignee Parsan Singh, in his public examination, said he was a Northern Indian aged 30 He was married
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    PRIZE FORFEITED
    125 6 Thief Who Wins Lottery With Stolen Money I Lisbon. Serafim Bernardo is the unluckiest prisoner in Portugal. He stole t'2o from his employer, bought two lottery tickets, and set out on font for the south country of the Alemtejo to pass his days in peace and plenty. On
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    MONEY MARKET
    201 6 SELLING. Singapore, Oct. 19. London 3 months' sight 2<4 7j32 London 4 months' sight 214 3,16 London 60 days' sight 2,4 532 London 30 days' sight 2;4 1 8 London demand 2j4 3;32 London T.T. 2|4 3;32 Lyons and Paris demand 863 Hamburg demand 140 New York demand
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    PRODUCE
    203 6 Singapore, Oct. 19. R. (Siam) W. Coast N 1 per Koyan $123 R. Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $121 R. (Siami W. Coast N. 3 per Koyan $118 Rice. B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $107 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $104 Rice, Saigon AI
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    375 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. OCT. 19. High Tides.—B.27 a.m., 8.07 p.m. Rugby: S.C.C. "B" v. R.A,, S.C.C. Hockey: A.C.S. v. R. 1., R. 1.; Ind.an Assn., v. S.C.R.C, LA.; Khal.su v Sikh Cont., Khalsa; Wiltshire.s v S.R.C, S.R.C; Singapore English School v.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    70 6 ALHAMBRA.—"harold* Teen." AFOLLC.—"Sair-E-Paristan," Hindustan 1 talkie. CAPITOI"Hips! II p.s! HOOKI v■ 1 LMRiHIi: --"Camera and Baer Fight and "Take a Chance.'' GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, Side-shows, Dean's Grand Opera, Chinese Vvayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. Marlborough.—"The Masked Terror," Hindustani talkie. NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. PAVILION.—"The
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      791 6 i SINGAPORE HOTELS i r^#-^iiiu.i«iiiiutiiiuiii».itniMiiiii(iMi.iiMiHii.itii!iiiii:miiiniiiiiitiifHiuiiiiMiiiiHiiiiM i ll i i iM l! ,i.im, l iiii!laiituanaMniiiii'iii'iiMi'ii'iimri'!* 'IN' AID OF CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY. Gala Bohemian Night I SATFRDAY, OCTOBER 20TH. I I at SEA VIEW HOTEL j I DANCING TILL 2 A.M. j Alho Chinese and European Water Sports, Gondolas, Moonlight Concert Trips,
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      91 6 Jy PERFECTION 'u»Uy [v 1 describes the superior K> K>-J workmanship of Mn*apore's Leading Tailor. Jv^ WING LOONG Is bo- [V jV" doubledly In the forefront and offers yon, with ?V 5£ Perfection In Suitings, J£ Style and Cut, complete 8 >a£ satisfaction and Inexpen- /V *5v arte service. >\
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      26 6 DANCERS! DANCING SHOES, Solid Leather Throughout. $3.25 A PAIR. Inspection Cordially Invited At: YICK WAH SING, Watchmaker Footwear Manufacturers, 81. North Bridge Road, (Near High Street).
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      57 6 Kleleoroloxieal service La» Vc«terduy NI«K «aa. l^u. I'omp. Raiulall. Luns.'nne. Temp 8t»,ion». tnebus. «ours. lXet' A,..r3tnr iiN Nil <,l V'! hburu 8? N.02 a» ?n l! t di.l 8.8 72 x? N,l <;.5 ?3 i i 88 t» 9 3 iLl Tilnnill 86 0.07 _I_ 74 S^PLRINTllNVNNT. t "eleoroloeiea! braaeb.
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      205 6 [postal ygfcwcgg SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Java, South-West Sumatra, S.East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and T. Dilly (Op ten Noort) 2.30 p.m. Australia, Eastern and Southern (Op ten Noort) 2.30 p.m. Muntok (Op ten Noort) 2.30 p.m. Soengei Liat (Op ten Noort) 2.30 p.m. New Zealand (Op ten Noort; 2.30 p.m.
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS
    83 7 Letters To The Editor, (Our readers are invited to write tc u crt subjects of public interest. It be understood that the Malaya Tr'j.urc" does riot necessarily enr\c tvr.'nions expressed by correspond* LITTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten double ypaein#), and on one tide of
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    Muslim Welcome
    186 7 To the Editor Malaya Tribune/ feureti «hut the local Mwltatf I "ilcl, us on prcv:oub occasions. again n tj srparu h croups in regard t» •if•ii ik» a dure .sea to welcome oulGovernor, Sir Shemon rhomus, ut> f>t 4 (hi*- subject ome woriv; •••plan tluu the lender.» woulrt
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    CORONER'S INQUIRY
    203 7 Man Who Fell From Roof l Garden I Singapore, Wednesday. J FROM the evidence I have come to the conclusion thai the deceased jumped from ths roof garden with tho intention pf committing suicide and I therefore return a verdict according- iy." Jvaid the Singapore Coroner, Mr. W.
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    CHINESE GOODS
    62 7 Request That They Be Sent To America Min Kuo Jih Pao. Shanghai, Oc 18. 7ho overseas Chinese in America have wired home urging that Chinese goods be marketed in America. 7he Ministry of Industry has according):/ notified the Shanghai Chamber of Commerce, suggesting that the Chamber make efforts
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    TRAFFIC CASE
    173 7 European Cautioned And Discharged j 1 Singapore, Thursday. CHARGED with disobeying the lawful order of a traffic constable, a European, Dr. A. H. Lowther, appeared oefore the Fourth Magistrate (Mr. C. H. Whitton) to-day. The prosecution, conducted by Inspecor Goodship, alleged that the defendant vent against a traffic
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    A.A.M. ROAD REPORT
    423 7 General Information For Motorists SINGAPORE Civil Aerodrome Construction Railway. This crosses Changi Road, Joo Chiat Road, Tanjong Katong Road and Grove Road. Wo'orists are advised to approach the evel crossings with Caution. Thomson Road near Jembatan Merah. r ,evpl Crossing of light railway—Approach slowly. Keng Lee Road
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    KILLED BY BEER BARREL
    48 7 Metz, Lorraine. Little Jean Lourdeau, aged six, was amusing himself by playing with a large barrel of beer in a brewery at Marange, near Metz. But when he tried to climb on it, the barrel" rolled over on him and crushed him to death.
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    FATAL ACCIDENTS IN KUALA LUMPUR
    332 7 Infuriated Bull Gores A Man (From Our Own Reporter; Kuala Lumpur, Oct, 17. rO motoring fatalities occurred in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. A Malay cyclist who ignored the signal traffic of the constable at the junction of Circular Road pud Ampunu Road was knocked down by
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      757 7 CLUB DIARY, IThere are numerous Clubs ant Societies in Singapore, most of thi members of which are readers of thi Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping U up-to-date and complete. Happening; vf general interest will still be includet in the
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    FOREIGN SERGEANT SHOT BY ROBBER
    301 9 Victim Gets His Men In Chase Shanghai. Oct n A foreign sergeani in the Shanghai Munteip&i Pottce. H. J, Beer. was w unrfef 'WHoe by a lobber on Jevsfleld Rcaci earlj last Wednesday momng .n the course of an exchange nf shots which resulted In
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    AIRCRAFT WIRELESS
    113 9 i Malayan Messages Picked Tp In South Africa WIRELESS messages recently trans II mltted from one oi the imp.-n..' Airways line is flying beiw'rt A 1 ar and Singapore were picked up b an amateur operator in victoria V\ >- Cape province*— distance of appiox5,200 miles. The aircraft
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    NEWS FROM CHINA
    46 9 Locations To Be Made Into Embassies Min Kuo Jih Pao. Shanghai. Ocl IH Both Nanking and Tokyo have agree* to eievatc iiieir Legations to Embabsii Western 7-Iopci is "m undated owing W the unirriM- Moods. Hlnhsien Distiici alfi» Cted,— U3m Kuo Jih Pro.
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    "NEXT HEARING"
    336 9 Judge's Order Not Carried Out Singapore, Thursday. "I AM noi hearing anything ujilii he I has paid hiB $25 what does the next hearing mean 0 It means thai before I he moment the judge Is ready to resume the case and counsel gets upon his feet, it
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    NOTE SWALLOWED
    166 9 Hospitals Efforts To Recover It Fail Ring wore. Wednesday. When a Chinese, Sfcnf, appeared before the Second Magistrate «Mr. N Once» this rnomfru. on a charge d< stroying n voidable security rat he i unusual allegation* made by the prosecution. ii appears thai the accused owed a Sikh
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST
    135 9 league Of Nations Bulletin The following is the health bulletin of the League of Nations Eastern Bureau Singapore, for the week ended Oct. 13:Bombay: 1 smallpox case and x aeaUi. Calcutta: 22 cholera eases and 8 deaths as compared with 27 casts and 6 deaths in
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    SWIMMING CLUB FOR IPOH
    133 9 70 Le Upon ?o lXntinnalitirs <oon in.v, K vi!l ln. i„ tlinl i »,,.o,.. <.vill I»»» nnen nil Tbu l.:. ,i., ..s mion, .«..«nd lmll u<r« l»»nl .< >>>libm ltond „1 *b«> b»,ni. ,.f 'li. i l'ari. Tbe ->>te ll..l.i., ami ui.ont nnii s...!„ l,,..l, Tlte
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    SMUGGLERS ARRESTED
    33 9 r>>enpe Of rtlxl Min Kuo Jih Pao. Oe 19 Lev aal X»,r> -a,, .""i'-. w,.< >,,. Walt^K«>>!' elation in N». < Tii«". v. 1 > powereo >,,. > bl mN Tltc he mat:'. >'< Tvv. .7., .-".!> .,!U'
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    ANGRY MOB
    41 9 <>l Kiunji>u (,ovt. ttc^iel>etl Sin Chew Jit Poh. o, A ntob ol '> > people >' he in ad "l «iaussn ?rovinciai Ooverament >ut Wednesday They pre t slen ae.»in» ot by «teatner.l: instead ol by their ionk.-. —8a. (.'hew lit i^ob
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    JUSTIFIED PROTESTS
    818 10 agreement between H.E. the Officer Administering the Government of the Straits Settlements and H.H. the Sultan of Perak was concluded on June 6 and made public a month later. By it, the Colony agreed to return lo Perak the territory known as the Dindings, and Perak undertook to
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    48 10 Mr. F. M. Still has resigned the hon secretaryship of the Johore Civil Serce Club, Johore Bnhru During the absence of the General Officer Commanding from Singapore until Nov. 6. the command of the regular troops in S ngaDore devolves on Cjl. A. C. Dobson, D.5.0., C.E., Malaya.
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    AN APOLOGY TO MR. R. J. FARRER, C.M.G.
    218 10 WE make this apology to Mr. R. J. Farrer for our poster issued on Oct. 11 containing the words •Judgment against Mr. Farrer" and lor the report in our issue of the ame date of the proceedings in court, ,o which Mr.
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    Notes and Comments Government Pensions
    207 10 THE suggestion of a Central Pensions Fund, advocated by Mr. Tan Cheng Lock at the meeting of the Legislative Council, has everything in its favour. P. is. to say the least, uneconomic that provision should be made out of each year's Budget for a steadily
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    Provident Fund System
    291 10 FE Central Pensions Fund plan has the cordial support of Mr. A. S Small, who as Treasurer knows how uneconomic the present system is. An even better plan would be the substitution for pensions of the provident fund system, such as is operated by the Municipality and
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    The Isle Of Wight
    165 10 rE Isle of Wight may shortly have to be called the Isle of Wings, for today the island has become the busiest flying centre in the United Kingdom Small as it is—being only about twenty miles by eight—it already has four aerodromes and more are being
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    First Lady Engineer
    175 10 r Hongkong goes the honour of having produced the first lady engineer in the East. She. is Miss Zinaida A Gintovt. who has just taken a diploma in engineering, which qualifies her for the advanced professional work hitherto done solely by men. If there is a railway
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    Topics Of The Day
    288 10 By "Looker-On" A WOMAN writer has just expressed public concern over the problem of whether her husband will still love her when her hair is grey. Why not? Husbands these days love them through brown, black, red and blonde. A A Men who tell others that
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    30 10 FINANCIAL NEWS, 3WIRELESS PROGRAMME, 5. CLUB DIARY, 7. OUR READERS' VIEWS, 7. MUNICIPAL THRIFT AND LOAN SOCIETY, 12. SPORTS NEWS, 14, 15 and 16. CINEMA TOPICS. 18.
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    Amazing Story At Opening Of Insull Trial Stock Market War
    145 11 Crushing Blows Of A Rival Capitalist Reuter. Chicago, Oct. 19. AN amazing story of a stock market "war" between Samuel Insull and Cyras Eaton, a rival capitalist, was told at to-day's hearing of the charges against Insull. The prosecution alleged
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    FEARLESS REFORM IN U.S.
    125 11 City Editor's Lecture In London Reuter. London, Oct. 18. LECTURING at the Cornhill Club, Mr. Leonard Reid. City Editor of the Daily Telegraph, expressed the opinion that after the elections President Roosevelt will find himself sufficiently strong to pursue vigorously a rapprochement with primate finance enterprise,
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    GERMANY & RUBBER
    92 11 GERMANY RUBBER Agreement On Debts Outstanding Reuter. London, Oct. 18. IT is learned that agreement was reached between dealer members of the Rubber Trade Association, London, and the German Rubber Controller under which the outstanding German debts for rubber already delivered will be settled by instalments over a period of
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    34 11 timcku Luxamana, A D. C to H's llehnesA the Sultan of Qelangor. and Che O sman ibln Mohamed. Malay Officer. who went to England a few months ago. are returning to Malaya next work
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    WORLD'S BIGGEST AIR RACE STARTS: TO-MORROW
    977 11 FULL LIST OF COMPETITORS TWO PHOTS DAMAGE THEIR MACHINES IN TEST FLIGHTS Reuter. (From Our Own Correspondent) Dublin, Oct. 18. MR Cathcart Jones' Comet damaged both its propellors in landing at Mildenhall to-day when the wheels closed up. Mrs. Mollison's Comet bumped its tail
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    Scenes At Murdered King's Funeral
    291 11 Dirges Sung By Massed Choirs Reuter. Belgrade, Oct. 18. WITH bells tolling, guns booming and aeroplanes roaring overhead, the funeral service of Kin;; Alexander was held at the Cathedral, after which the procession progressed slowly through two miles of carefully policed streets. The Cathedral service
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    IS NAVAL TREATY DOOMED?
    261 11 Japanese Demands TALKS COMMENCE ON TUESDAY Sin Chew Jit Poh. London, Oct. 18. THE decks are being cleared in pre- paratiOh for the naval discus sions. The first meeting of the British and Japanese delegates has been fixed for Tuesday either at the Foreign Office or
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    TOKYO CRISIS
    48 11 Three High Officials Resign Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Oct. 19. THE crisis in the Japanese Cabinet over the dispute concerning the reorganisation of the Manchukuo administration is developing. Three high officials and a number of superintendents of Police at Dairen have resigned.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    SIR SHENTON THOMAS
    105 11 Leaves London For Malaya Reuter. London, Oct. 19. SIR Shenton Thomas, the new Governor of the Straits Settlements and High Commissioner for the Malay States, left for Marseilles where he is joining he P. and O. Ranpura en route to Singapore. He was seen cff at the
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    M. BARTHOU'S TRIP
    37 11 To Be Undertaken By M. Laval Reuter. Paris. Oct. 19. The visit to Rome arranged by M Barthou prior to his assassination will be undertaken by M. Laval Drobably about the end of November.—Reuter.
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    VICTORIA CENTENARY
    47 11 Inaugurated By Duke Of Gloucester Reuter. Melbourne, Oct. 18. THE Victoria Centenary celebrations were inaugurated to-day by H.R.H. the Duke of Gloucester who delivered r. message from H.M. the King declaring that the occasion must stir the hearts of all interested in the Empire.— Reuter.
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    FIRE ON SHIP IN HARBOUR
    204 11 No Danger To Life Or Vessel Singapore, Friday. AFIRE broke oin on board the Ramsay, a cargo boat bound from Dairen to Europe with a cargo of soya b:ans, while the vessel was at sea about eight days ago. Efforts were made to keep the
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    FARMERS' "WAR" IN FREE STATE
    140 11 Serious Situation In East Cork Reuter. Dublin, Oct. 19. THE 'War" between the Free State Government and famers as a result of the campaign for seizures against defaulting land annuitants, has taken a serious turn at East Cork, where a number of famers, mostly Blue
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    11 11 Th* Rajula arrived at Penaiig bruiting 2,319 Slate-aided labourers from Madras.
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    Municipal Thrift And Loan Society
    2517 12 Increasing Benefits To The Individual zAnd The State Singapore, Friday. "IF there is one foundation stone upon which such a society must essentially be built, it is confidence, and I am sure that we ail have complele confidence in the actual organisation and plan of
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    APPLICATION BY TWO WIDOWS
    223 12 Decision Of The Chief Justice Singapore, Friday. rHE Chief Justice, Sir Walter Huggard, delivered his decision in the Supreme Court yesterday in the case in which the two widows of Poh Poo Yong applied for grant of probate under tne .errns of the will of the
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    SIAMESE VICE-CHAIRMAN
    62 12 Trial To Be Held In Camera 'From Our Own Correspondent) 3angkok, Oct. 18. THE trial of Phya Devasasiin, ViceChairman of the Assembly, who Ls being charged with participating in activities against the Government has pec-n fixed for next week in the criminal Court. Proceedings will be in camera.
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    "HAROLD TEEN"
    332 12 Jamboree Of Mirth At The Alhambra THE CINEMAS LAUGHS, surprises and spectacular stage scenes and catchy melodies, and last, but by no means least, an amazing exhibition of tap-dancing delighted those who were present at the Alhambra Theatre yesterday, when "Harold Teen." Warner Brothers' latest production opened its
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    THE PAVILION
    241 12 Another Triumph For George Arliss «T HE Last Gentleman." the latest film I to feature George Arliss. scored great success when it opened at the Pavilion Theatre last night. The stor could not have been more wisely selectee and the great star makes of his interpretation of the
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    Nightmare Thriller At The Roxy
    161 12 Edgar Wallace's lust contribution rc he screen, 'K ugr Kciig." commenced i< reason a» the Roxy Thea+re lasi nlgb mcl the hall «ran? LllU'd to capacity. It an astonishim? concept ion 01 prehifstoiic beaws in n modem world fantastic in the extreme. entirely inore--lib!e. and
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    Fine Hindustani Talkie At The Apollo
    71 12 The Apollo Theatre at Gcvlang Serai pui on last night a very entertaining Hindustani t&lkie entitled Salr-E-Parlstan,'' ov *A Trip to Fair?'land Master Ntear and Miv. Bibboo who delighted Indian audience* in the "Gaj Cavalier." are feaiurr-d in iho ptinclpa roles and. as usual,
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    HEAVY SNOWFALL
    36 12 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Oct. 19. Heavy snow is falling in Chekian Province, especially in Mokkonshan. It is expected that the coming wintc will be the coldest for many years.—Sir Chew Jit Poh.
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    TIGER SHOT AT MUKIM TELAM
    391 12 Malay's Successful Bag: I (From Our Own Correspondents Kuak Lipi.-,, Oct. 17 A YOUNG male tiger, fully grown beautifully market! and thick furred, which aas been terrorkdne the ryats of Mukim Telam forborne weeks past and takinj heavy toll of buffaloes and <;a'tle in Kampong
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    152 12 Coolie's Fall Into The Sea Singapore, Friday. A Chinese coolie whilst carrying some :argo on a ship lying in the roads slipoed and fell into the sea when he was accidentally pushed by somebody. In his fall he injured his hand agalns' he propeller of a motor boat
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    CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY
    41 12 The committee of the Child Welfare Society wish to acknowledge with many thanks a donation of $439 by the direcors of the New World, Ltd., being the ntire gate receipts at the New Woiid Cabaret on Oct. 13.
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    124 12 The death occurred on SUffltey of bin Jindah at hi.v wsidenep Tdgrutnbe Road. Penang. Th* doc<u?er< *Ur«jd about 4 years ago from tiro pc.;>t yf office-keeper of the Supreme Com*:, iftei nearly 25 y?ars settee in Hit Court. He leaves u widow, a son. laughter and several grandchildren The funeral
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    China Working Towards Gold Basis EFFECTS OF TAX ON SILVER
    495 13 Detailed Measures I S. MOVE TO AUGMENT CONFIDENCE Reuter. Shanghai, Oct. 19» D,„ ft. H. Kung", the Finance conferred with the i .it the Shanghai office of the »'.fiir.il Bunk yesterday at noon, ii-gard to the detailed measures ,112 imposition
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    PENANG TRAFFIC
    44 13 Waiting Results Of Singapore Experiments Penanu, Oct. 19II Is understood Ihiit elecUWffitttlc '<aSs (or the control of traillc now becxperlmetited on in Singapore may introduced into Penang If Singapore .s Kjtvrlnicnls prove successfulTlte systems adopted here at present iiik* policemen and circus.
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    TRAIN DERAILED
    56 13 Track Pulled Un By Chinese Volunteers Shanghai. Oct. 19. A freight train in the vicinity of Pitssnaho, on the eastern section of tht nese Eastern Rai way, was derailed Oct. 11, as the resuit of the tracks having been pulled up by Chinese Volunteers. Tlu train was completely
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    2,200-YEAR-OLD TOMB
    51 13 Rostov, Don Cossacks. A tomb, believed to be at least 2 203 old has been found by a group o r an archeologists who are inspect!he course proposed for a can:! 1 which will join the Rivers Volga and Don. They have also found ruins of many nt
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    45 13 "The St Andrew's Cathedral Churcli Workers' Atsoclation will hold a jumble '<<• ?»t St Aiulr w's School Hall on "luy, Nov. 2 at 4.30 p.m. Gifts of old nothing will be gratefully received ana be sent to Temple House, Tan'c Huufl hoi later than Oct. 31.
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    LORD SEMPHILL COMING
    315 13 Distinguished Aviation Expert ONE of the most distinguished aviation experts in the world Is shortly due in Singapore in his own 'plane. 5, em Phlll. who became the nineteen th holder of a barony which created in 1489 when his father died In March this year, will
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    $500 MISSING
    70 13 Alleged Misappropriation By Hylam (Frcm Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. At the Kuaia Lumpur Police Court 'o-day, a Hylam named Wong Foong Kiang was produc d before the Second Magistrate, Mr. J. P. Blddulph, on v charge cf criminal misappropriation oi $500 at 1, Klyne Street, yesterday.
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    CHARTERED BANK
    168 13 Kuala Lumpur Staff Changes (From, Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. IT is understood that when Mr. A. R. W. Landon, the present popular ag nt of the Chartered BanK, Kuala Lumpur, goes Home on leave in January, his place will be taken by Mr. D. W. Henderson,
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    BOUND OVER
    216 13 Necklace Which Was Valued At $250 (From, Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. A Tamil, named Murugasu, appearec before the Second Magistrate, Mr. J. if Biddulph, on a charge of theft ef a gold necklace and thali valued at $250, the properly of one Vallipuram, a Pasoh on
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    SEREMBAN POLICE COURT
    202 13 Tamil Charged With Housebreaking (From Our Own Correspondent) Sembllan. Oct. 18. A TAMIL, named Palani, was produced tff *5? Seremban magistrate. Mr. V- W.■ W. Purcell. on a charge of housebreaking by entering into the Nurses Hostel at the General Hospital. He was further charged with being
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    NEW R.C. FOR MALACCA
    105 13 Mr. G. W. Bryant Of Penang Appointed (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Oct. 19. MR. G. W. Bryant, President of the Municipal Commissioners, Penang, is to be the new Resident Councillor ol Malacca. Malacca's present Resident Councillor, Mr. J. S. W. Arthur, will be coming here
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    CYCLIST FINED
    157 13 Caused Car To Run Off Road (Frcm\ Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. Charged with riding his bicycle Ti such a manner as tc endanger human life and personal safety, at s*/ 2 mile, Kepong road, on Aug. 30, a Chin.se named Oh Teng Oi, was to-day sen
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    OVER-LOADED LORRIES
    128 13 Several Owners Fined In Local Courts A Chinese lorry owner whose vehicle was found to be in a decidedly dangerous condition was fined $10 by Mr. C. H. Whitton, the Fourth Magistrate, this morning. He was also fined $10 for over-loading by four tons, four hundred weights, .hree
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    ST. ANDREW'S HOSPITAL
    45 13 The annual service in connection with St. Andrew's Mission Hospital. Singapore, will be held at St. Andr w's Cathedral at 5.30 p.m. en Sunday. The Rev. R. K. S. Adams will preach. All offerings on Sunday will be devoted to the hospital.
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    42 13 Under the auspices of the Chinese Association, the Rev. Goh Hood Keng will deliver a lecture on "Character Building" at 5. Short 8treet. en Friday, Oct. 28. at 8 pjn The Chinese ConsulGeneral, Dr. Philip K. C. Tyau. will tak,.. the chair.
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    Exhilarating Hotkey Display By The Cricket Club First-Class Defence Keeps The Police Out
    585 14 SC.C. Much Better Than Two Goal Victory Singapore, Friday. PLAYING on their own ground yesterday, the S.C.C. registered a well deserved victory over the Police id hockey. Showing up better than when they met the Wiltshires the
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    SCOUT FUND CONCERT
    100 14 A concert in aid of the local Scouts Australian Jamboree Fund, arranged by the Scouts and Cubs of the IXth Group (Outram School* will be given in the Outram School Hall on Friday Oct. 26 at 6.15 p.m. Tiie items are very varied and interesting and will
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    EURASIANS WIN
    213 14 Selangor Club Beaten Again (From Our Ozim Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. IN anoher scrappy game of hockey on the padang to-day 'he Selangor Eurasian Association beat the Selangor Club I—o. This was the second meeting in the season between these tw*o sides, the Eurasians winning on the last
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    HOME RUGBY
    28 14 Gloucestershire's Big Win Over North Midlands Reuter. London, Oct. 18. The following match in the Rugby championship was played to-day: Gloucestershire 29, North Midlands 6. —Reuter.
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    S.C.F.A. SOCCER
    47 14 On Sunday, at the J.C.S.A. ground, Tras Street will meet Rumah Miskin in the S.C.F.A. inter-district league. On Oct. 27, at the same placa, the match between Bras Basah and McKenzie will be played. The date of tha final match will bdecided in due course.
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    EAGLE B.P.
    73 14 The Eagle B.P. will meet the Star B.P. in six singles and one doubles at the residence of Mr. Tan Gim Hock, No. 18, Bedok, (Starlight Villa) on Sunday at 10 a.m. The following will represent the Eagle B.P.:—Ang Cheng Hock, Lim Tian Seng, Tan Gim Hock (capt.),
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    TENNIS
    63 14 The following will represent the P.W.D. Sports Club in a doubles tennis match against the Medical College Union on Sunday at 4.30 p.m. at the Medical College courts- J. V. T. CampbeK and V. Ponniah, G. Morgan and P. D'Almeida, H. Hember and E. F. Tessensohn. A. O. Cooke
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    ST. ANDREW'S OLD BOYS
    34 14 The old boys of It. Andrew's 8chool will be ho din« an At r.n dav at Ht Atalrev. ?<>,«! >!;!! ,m the ooeaslon ol Klr. I., <' l ellnlp»i»iilni» the piin> oi lztmool.
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    U.S. BASEBALL
    60 14 American League's Most Valuable Player Reuter. Chicago, Oct. 18. MICKEY Cochrane of the Detroit "Tigers" has been named the most valuable American league baseball player for 1934. This is the second time he has been so honoured since 1928. The committee of eight who vo ed gave Cochrane
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    LATEST CALL-OVER FOR THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE
    96 14 Reuter. London, Oct. 18. THE following'is the latest call-over for the Cambridgeshire Stakes to be run at Newmarket on Oct. 31 9 to 1 Mary Tudor. 100 to 9 Wychwood Abbot. 15 to 1 Caymanas, taken and offered. 18 to 1 Bondsman offered, 20 to
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    SINGAPORE HOCKEY TRIAL
    491 14 Teams For Tuesday MANY NEW NAMES IN THE LIST (By "Forward") SINGAPORE will open its Si ate hockey season with an upcountry tour in the first week i I November with matches at KuaUi Lumpur against Selangor (Nov. and Penang (Nov. 4). In the meantime, two trials
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    Singapore Badminton Tourney To-Night's Boxing Exciting Play In Last Night's Ties
    820 15 Chan Chim Bock Enters The Singles Semi-Final Singapore, Friday. i AXE of tiic quarter-finals in the U a pore open singles badmin.mpionship and a first-round the men's open doubles were at t fie Clerical Union Hail lit in the
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    OCTOBER TROPHY
    239 15 Handicap Gives Gwladys Win In Second Race The C Class yachts of the R.S.Y.C, on Sunday for the «second ii «tries lor the October trophy 1 there was the umjul excellent turn dultnam made a welcome maiden uance whilst Core and Candela at with a reasonable handicap jii
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    GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB
    40 15 price giving of the annual tenn:s menl of the Girls' Sports Cluo held on Saturday, when an bition ladies doubles will be played > pm. Capt. J. M. Daiv will distrithe p-izes. Members and friends cordia ly invited.
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    PLAYFAIR A.U.
    28 15 V* ra and members of the Playfair etic Union are requested to note the badminton match against W* ible Athletic Association has been poned till Sunday.
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    LAW FOR GOLFERS
    144 15 When Liability Occurs For Striking Another You may strike all the golfers you wani with hooks and slices without even yelling "fore" if "they are not within 33 degrees ot* tee and the green for which you arc driving, according to a ruling by Superior Judge Edmund
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    RUGBY TEAMS
    132 15 The following have been invited to play rugby football for the S.C.C. v. ihe Chinese on Wednesday at the S.C.C.:— K. C. Gillett; H. L. Vincent, E. A. Matthews, P. W. Holt, D. C. Meathre R. P. Heath, J. Mackintosh; R. Davidson, B Carson, R. M. Falwasser, C.
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    UNION CHINESE B.P.
    69 15 The following players will be select ed to play badminton for the union Chinese B.P. against the Tuxis,Bß on Saturday at 3.30 p.m. at 14 >Jf**™* v Street. C. C. Tee. K. C. Lemv. Bi Lee C C. Nee, Chan Seah Kon t Chiia Yam Buk, Wilkie
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB
    21 15 The pagar lights at the Chinese Swimming Club will be on to-nLjln from 7.30 p.m. for night swimming.
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    RIVERS' SEVEREST TEST
    395 15 Will Santos Win? STRONG PROGRAMME AT NEW WORLD Singapore, Friday. ALL roads should lead to the New World Arena to-night, when an excellent programme of four lights is being offered by Mr. C. A. Hell. The arrival of the three Filipino boxers from Manila recently caused a
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    MERRY YOUNGSTERS' B.P.
    133 15 The Merry-Youngsters' BP. defeated the Sunrise B.P. at SEUat Road by nine games to one on Sunday last. Results (Merry-Youngsters' names mentioned first SINGLES:—Franc:s X. Chiang bea; Keng Hong 15—3, 10-15. 15—1, Lim Cheng Hong beat beat K.?e Wee 25—11, 15—1; P. S. Nalr beat Foong Chew
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    S.C.F.A. LEAGUE
    69 15 A team will be selected from the following players to represent the St Matthews Young People-: Gui'd against the Asttm Athletic Club in zhe S.C F.A. inter-Club League on Saurday.at the Jalan Beser Stadium at 5.15 p.m.:—Kay Eng. Kah Whye, Leong Ah Chong, Kong Guan, Chin Hian. Chiari;
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    INTER-UNIT CHAMPIONSHIP
    32 15 The final of the inter-unit tennis championship will be played between the Royal Engineers and the Royal Aimy Ordnance Corps, on the Hospital Tanglin, on Sunday, commencing at 4 p.m.
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE SPORTS
    28 15 The second annual nhleuc sports of the Medical College Union will be held on Saturday, Oct. 27 on the College ground, commencing at 2.30 p.m.
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    PRINCELY OFFER TURNED DOWN
    417 15 j Gordon Richards' Loyalty j To Stable FJ* that despite an offer of 1 25? a year plus ten P er cent, of prize money won, Gordon Richards the champion jockey; has decided to ride next year for Fred Darling the Beckhampton trainer. fSSSSt tZ ?932
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    HOME TURF
    67 15 Bahram Wins Middle l'ark Stakes Reuter. London Oct. 1 fit THE following Is the result of the Middle Park St a lew. run at NetymrirfrtM tu-duy over six furlong. BAHRAM j GODOLPMIN 3 CONSEQUENTIAL 3 Six ran. Won by two long I Lis wlLh (Turn sepataLltip second from
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    WORLD'S BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP
    65 15 Lindrum Regains Lead With 1,013 Break Reuter. Melbourne. Oct. 18. AT the close of play to-day in the World's Billiards championship final, the scores were: Lindrum:—7,641. Breaks:—l.ol3 and 540. Davis:—7,6ll. Breaks:—4l2, 272, 262 and 358 unhnished. Davis led by 519 points at the end of the afternoon
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    CROSS COUNTRY RACE
    110 15 A good number of entries have DMA received by Mr. J. P. Tham, the hon. sports secretary of the Clerical Union in connection with the 10-mile crosscountry race which will be run o.i Sunday. Nov. 4. at 7 a.m. starting from the Union Clubhouse, Rangoon KiKid Intending
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    GOVT. MONOPOLIES S.C.
    66 15 The following will represent the "B" team of th.o Government Monopolies Sports Club aaainst the Stuinydjaie 8.P., In a friendly badminton jvucn of four singles and one doubles on Saturday on (he Maricro d B.P.s court at 3.30 pm. sharp:—Ang Chwee Wha:.. Rang Soon Teck, Samuel Leong.
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    GOOD VICTORY FOR RAMONA
    277 16 VacKtine Nvents Ike tr'OL'H .«iix-metre yachtii turned out Ol, p 8unday lor the second race lor lhe Hoyal 3in«apore Vacht Club II Cup over the same «.ourse a2 the prevlou« 3unday. A. moderate hree^ blowin« lrom -he W33 with a >;tron8 Nood tide. A diarp l,ip
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    SWEEPSTAKE RACE
    451 16 Nllu >Vin8 l)28il) llxcitins liltee ttetween Nezit 3ix ol the "H" Class turned out lor a weepstake race over the same course a» he previous week The hreexe was akain lrotn the W 3.W tnd the tide was flooding durintz the earlier part ol the race hut towards
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    RUGBY TEAMS
    66 16 fThe following will represent the Medical College at rugby against the C Coy. Wiltshire Regiment, on tho College Ground on Tuesday at 500 p.m. sharp: Megat Jemal; Mohd. Taib, Ong Kec Yearn Ng Wood Kan, Yeoh Bok ChoonAbdullah, Swee Aun; Tan Boon Beng (capt.), C. J. Olivero, J.
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    MYSTERY OVER PIG HEARER'S DEATH
    1102 17 VI legations Against Missing Friend 1- rrm Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Thursday h« '•> hr death of a Hock Chinese named Lim Sane Tn -l! ,iij» .trrd rrom his house at mi* mii )h t of Sep», i anr w.«. found burred übout 30<
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    559 17 Fatal Accident At Gold Mine (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lipis. Oct. 17. AN elderly Chinese coolie, named Lim J Paw, employed in the Ban Tong Loong Geld Mining Company, Ke- chan. whilst returning to- the kongsi on Oct. 12, met with an accident resulting in his death
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    CONSTANTINOPLE'S "CITY"
    248 17 The Recovery Of Galata Istanbul. iSey ;> A CURIAS phtncn-noa j& now taking place At Istanbul. Dot main street and a few others in the luarter oi Gala.a, situated on the northern side of the Golden Horn were for centuries Istanbul's "City." something like a financial stronghold in
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    LATE MADAME CURIE
    60 17 Ashes To Bp kcmovcr) T-» The Panthecn? T>! A luiuttaiirti huf u< i French ureas [»>• )>•• ,< •I' ''iciTi un<l »J.i« 112 it 11 2), of indium rc.sc^t'ri, ,n<. lory initHfdc vi•» r Ihn {''nub»u(<. Nothing 1« Un»i\ 'i mC, fi-isii!, u»iij i ,»>,! vhi'hiT Mu<tll4lir>
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    MISER'S GOLD
    44 17 Baft*. For years liarika liontchera, an old voman of Kotel. Bulgaria, has Uvea on charity. Now she has died at the age of 70 and neighbours clearing out her povertvsticken room have found Turkish gold coins worth £400 hidden in her mattress
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    Pete Smith-Hollywood's Unseen Film Star NEVER FACED A CAMERA
    565 18 I Weil-Known Voice <1-. i PARTICULAR BRAND OF HUMOUR It!E£T the "unseen (Urn star/' lit? gets as much lan mail as many of the screen's stellar personalities. His voice i* well-known as the average star's face. He has never been in
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    97 18 The Bra mat'nee show organised by i \ft. Eyed M. H. Chishty. ol the Malayan Film Service, exclusively for women -ai the Apoiic Theatre, Geylang Serai, early last month, proved a great ucocss. The pic ure shewn was rhe I -niterTainins: Hindustani talkie.
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    Screen Entertainment In Singapore
    1748 18 Glimpses Of Some Forthcoming Films TWENTY Million Sweethearts," the First National romance of the radio will be shown for the first time locally at the Capitol Theatre on Oct. 24. m THE production is said to be a distinc innovation in film entertainment, giving as it
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    JEZEBEL'S "MAKEUP" BOX
    665 19 Egyptian Exhibition \HAB AND HIS IVORY HOISE hit ion of recent work of the >ptian Exploration Society Palestine Exploration Fund the latter body's rooms at '••street, Manchester-square Egyptian Exploration Society n* their finds in Akhetaten. etic capital of Akhenaten— which rose and flourished few short decades of
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    BELGIAN DOCUMENT
    171 19 The Reply To Germany's lltimatum I AN historic document, whicli?ayJuried rSS pieservaMon in It Ls the hand-written draft of the 1 in' A«rart! P iUi4 t0 ermany s u "hnatum 1 tru^tpri C^?*iS? l m of the reply was en MiSr of t 9f rton d Winrt. then
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    DIVORCE COURT SPEED
    133 19 115 Marriages Ended In »0 Seconds <Bv Air Math iFrom Out Own Correspondent London. Oct 3 In 90 seconds. 116 marriages have bren ended in the Divorce Court here It was exartly 10 45 an», when Uk President of ihe Probate. Divorce and Admiralty Division entered the
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    A SPRING OF BEADS
    77 19 Nairobi. A spring in the Masai Reserve throws up coloured beads with the gashing water. \The natives believe it is the abode of a goddess who sends them the beads as charms against sicknes. Bin geloOgtets offere a less romantic explanation. They think the beads are
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    WOMAN APPOINTED MAYOR
    214 19 Distinction After Men Had Failed Santiago, Chile. MRS- Lily Duus, a well-known English iT resident in Chile, has become South America's first woman Mayor. She has received the appointment from President Alessandri who is empowered by the Constitution to nominate the heads of all municipalities. Mrs. Duus
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    50 DEATHS RECORDED
    272 19 Drujf That Acts Like A Charm j j i i 1 •By Air Maih ffr&ttl Our Own Correspondent > London. Oct. 3. A drug that "acts like a charm." Is sold under various trade names and has been associated with 50 recorded deaths was mentioned at a
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    ABSENT-MINDED PROFESSORS
    41 19 Prague. Professors of philosophy from all over the world have been meeting here recently. The lost property office has just issued j its weekly report:—a record number of hats', umbrellas and attache cases has I been left lying about.
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