Malaya Tribune, 20 October 1934

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya i.ii X\\ N* 256 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday. Oct. 20, 1934. Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1934. KIVK CtSNIh
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      171 1 Inbune Dominant In -JAlalaya THE LAST WORD IN THE ART OF BREWING. I Sole Importers: j Trie East Asiatic company, Limited. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG. Purity Value j INVALID PORT mH AMAZING FREE OFFER wjM J I A handsome Wine Glass is now given away free with every bottle of
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      191 1 SPECIAL AIR RACE EDITION dSlll The Original "fiSL A PRIMUS V$L M Whether for HEATING and LIGHTING g^l»A or occasional COOKING when it seems t unnecessary to light a wood fire the Original Primus Apparatus has no equal for efficiency and economy. The superior i^^S^^S s^*"^ workmanship and materials used
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    GIRLS’ CORNER AUNT SALLY'S LETTER
    66 2 Dear Girls, This week I am publishing: the reticles held over from last week due to I ;k of space in the Corner. Thr rontribut ions this week, therein c, will be published in new) week's i tic. Keen this up girls and keep on
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    Speed 1 I
    204 2 'By "Beetrice") Speed! Speed! Speed! Nowadays one seems to hear this cry en all sides. Speed seems to have be- ome one of the biggest urges ot the resem day. In industry and in 1 usiness, speed is one of the essentialities that must be faced if
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    Speak The Truth
    213 2 (By "Lucky Moon") ruth 111 In ess is the habit of speaking the truth, and nothing but the truth. To tell the truth at all times often requires courage Lying is cowardly. The following story is an example of courage in telling the truth. Glial lie was
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    "Health And WealtW9
    199 2 "Health And WealtW 9 (By "Adorable.") Health is one of the necessities of life. To enjoy long life, we must be healthy. Health brings happiness to us. If a man is healthy, he will be happy; because he can enjoy life, and see nature's beautiful and wonderful things. Now. so
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    The Merciful Nun j
    309 2 (By "Marcanne.") A certain governor In the Upper Yangtze one day despatched an cfficiai to escort several thousands of ounces ol silver, which was securely packed in wooden boxes. When night came upon them, they went to lodge In an inn but were refus?d admittance. The
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    Libraries
    266 2 (By "Sireet Star Everyone in this world of to-day should try to grasp every chance of increasing their knowledge of life, of science, of metaphysics, of logic, and of many other wonderful thing>. The best chance of gaining ail this wisdom is to join a library in one's community,
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    "Music"
    167 2 (By "Elsie.") The origin of music is wrapped in mystery. From the earliest ages men used to sing beautiful songs and they tried to imitate human voices on instruments. The very earliest musical instrument was the drum. Then came the- flute or wind instrument after which came the string
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    "The Life Of Plants"
    401 2 By Adorchlc We all love flowers, W> iov> we love the sunshine 01 oriel > because their beauty Wil makes us happier. But hnve all of you though fact that they are livln».' tninu we are 9 Thry live qnd glow m 10. Of course, they
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    "The Spiteful Tulip"
    229 2 Y K Na. :'l One morning when <h<* ,;un:«h i renaming down m tny ;»umy' wn'" a dainty crimson tuJlp i< ancn u a tall, eurly rose. They whispered together ir i time. nnd then the ahp waycd U' Wards towards n late daffodil. and "I am
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    My Dog
    105 2 (By "Lady Rnweun."! Jock was my little terriri, an J hntiH a hißh bred one he ust?d :o ««n ih# evening and come bark that he used to be locked oui But Jock did not mean to spend night uncomfortably. oh no! S" he wi> h to annoy
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      143 2 REMINGTON RAND Inc. I E i can supply all your j wants in I teel STATIONERY CABINETS m 5 I Steel FILING CABINETS 5 i L Steel KAKDEX CABINETS t Union Building, f I Phone 2126 Singapore. I 5 «I 4 1 •■'T»H«l[«!<»:l» :«r'«ttlr;»TI«riBt!«l!«n»ti«' «llBtlBri«**»1l«li«Il«lIll'«ITWlT»fHr »-UI?i»<l«i:«llim!'«l'«:.« rl •>«i I «MANI
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      226 2 i No. 41. CONSUMPTION HAS BEEN CURED. I m f j A Remedy for Consumption Ha«j Been Found. HI.UK P. YONKERMAN, DISCOVERER OP IHE NEVf REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION Marvellous rs It may seem after centuries r.f failure, a remedy has b:en discovered tha. has cured the deadly Consumption even ha
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    ITALIAN EMBASSY IN CHINA
    1089 3 Mussolini's Step AN EXAMPLE TO THE POWERS Shanghai, Oct. 5. AN event of outstanding importance in China's international relations is the elevation of Sino-Italian diplomatic representatives from Ministerial to Ambassadorial rank, officially announced both in Rome and Nanking on Sept. 26. This latest step by II
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    CHILD CRUELTY IN CEYLON
    536 3 Girl's Story Of Frequent Canings Avisawella, Oct. 3. PRANCISCA Gunaratna, of Talduwa, l~ Ceylon, appeared yesterday in th« ohce Court of Avisawella. before Mr W tS^H aiyah and P leaded not gufltv f m a young h*r%*s aTIH P"*en-ed against h-r Dehiow.ta police the previous V
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    NO SENTIMENT
    63 3 Rules For Letter Writing Itt Fascist Italy Rome. Conventional phrases such as "yonr.i sincerely" "best wishes" will no longer be used as concluding words in official Fascist correspondence. Instead the expression "Viva II Due*'* CLonjr hive th<? header) must he employel in future, according to a decision which
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      297 3 ri liiii i i i t n ifMtea «< ■> •r i i till riiitiiiitti••t•■•vi• i i i j t i t i i t i i r i that j j|j]|jl||ffiH IJJI jj|js heiping im now! kj "I f* n d my energy has increased. f/ I You will
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      105 3 r i i i n i i i i i i i r r i i in i i i i i i i i i i i m i t i i iM|iii;iti:i'i|i i r i rri v i i i i r t 111 in* j The record
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    Shipping News & Notices. SLUMP IN TOURIST TRAFFIC
    971 4 Shipping News Notices. SLUMP IN TOURIST TRAFFIC Factors Contributing To It TOURIST traffic as a factor in international economic affairs is discussed in a report of the Economic Committee of the League of Nations to the council. The committee decided to consider this subject with special attent.on, and studies are
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    FUEL OIL PRICES
    639 4 U.S. Shipowners' Protest Against Increases A PROTEST against recent increases in the price of bunker oil fuel has been made to the Petroleum Administrative Board by Mr. R. J. Baker, president of the American Steamship Owners' Association, which represents more than 5,000,000 tons of shipping, operated by
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    THE QUEEN MARY
    543 4 Largest And Heaviest Propellers THE propellers for the Cunard White Star liner Queen Mary are the largest in the world, exceeding the next heaviest by over 10 tons each. Details now available show that the propellers, which are four-bladed and made of bronze, are nearly 20 feet
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    SWEDISH SHIPBUILDING
    113 4 The Swedish export of freight tonnage during the first seven months of this year has risen to a value of 20.7 million kronor (£1,139,868 at par) from only 3.G millions (£196,288) for the corresponding period of 1933, according to the latest report from the Swedish Board of Trade
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    RESCUED IN RED SEA
    249 4 Native Fireman Who Leapt Overboard DETAILS of a rescue of a native fireman in the Red Sea are contained in the following extract from a letter received by Captain W. Kelk, of West Kirby, Cheshire, from his son who is serving in the Ellerman Hall liner
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    SHIP ECONOMY
    77 4 Soviet Invention Of Automatic "Wireless Operators" Leningrad. An invention which it is claimed will enable ships to reduce the number of iheir wireless operators has been successfully tested at the Institute of Water Transport It consists of an automatic receiver which will pick up distress signals. It is
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      397 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. Co.s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage Singapore. SOUDAN 6,500 Oct. 24 CARTHAGE J6.000 Oct. 26 RANPIJRA 17,000 Nov. 9 KURD WAN 6,070 Nov. 18 CORFU 15,000 Nov. 23 KANCHI 17,000 Dec. 7 SOMALI 6,810 Dec. 19 N ALDER A 16,000 Dec. 21 1935
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      123 4 Tp LLOYD TRIESTINO (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang. Colombo, Bombay Calling at Colombo Bombay, Sue,. S*lfh2£t B,"\en?c, Port Said, Bnndisi, Venice Trieste. Trieste. ven,ce ana Leaving Spore. m.v. HILDA Nov. 15 Nov. 15 S CON?! R V°ER S D°E S HONGK^
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      335 4 HAMBURG-AMERIK A LINIE. Deutaea HQ| Auitraiiache Dampfachiffs D Cj Geeellechaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDS. HONGKONG SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS Due S'por* m.s. RAMSES, via Manila Oct. 30 t m.s. SAUERLAND, via Manila Nov. lo t s.s. OLDENBURG, via Manila Nov. t m.s. LEVERKUSEN,
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      555 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. NORDDEUTSCHEK LLOYD. (Incorporated (a Germany). The ondernoted art the Comp j fey tended fixture!:— OUTWARDS. IM4. "ODER" for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan Oct* 22 "TRIER." for Manila, Hongkong S'hai, N. Cnina and Japan Nov. "i f "LIPPE" for Manila Japan Nov 10 j "TRAVE," for Manila,
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    389 5 Mining Shares Singapore, Saturday. ["he following mining share quotations led by Fraser and Co., exchange fee brokers a Ul. Buyers. Sellers. tpat Tin 5|- 5,9xd am Kumbang Tin 36,6 38 tral Malay 59;- 6ljHitam Tin 14[9 15,3 t Weng 2.10 2.00 cd bangrin Tin 26,- 27 agkat
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    117 5 \-UM r D BY FRASEH CO.. EXCHANO* AND STOCK BROKERS. Buyers. Seller». j;m*«ipare Municipal «IVUIi j per cent. 100 111 d<hd 1 11-411 pore Municipal ;»4«i7 i 4Vi per cent. 110 111 nom i.nxapore Municipal i&uOi 4f-t per cent. 110 111 nom lui.-Uixue Municipal 1913» 4 per
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    150 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION LACK OF INTEREST CONTINUES Expected Increase In London Stocks <By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Saturday, 11 a.m. To-day* Price* Rubber (Singapore), 22»/* cts., down (4 ct. Market Tone: Easier. Yesterday's Prices:— London: 6 13 16d., down 1 16d. Market Tone: Dull. New York: 13
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    FAR EASTERN SHOE TRADE
    125 5 (By Air Mail). (From Our Own Correspondent) The firm of Bata is making extensive Investigations with a view to capturing the Far Eastern shoe market. Samples ot the required in collected and brought back to the Bara Malaya, Siam, and Borneo have been works. It is
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    RUBBER CROPS
    52 5 The output of Bukit Katil Rubber Estates. VvL, for September amounts to 18.107 lb., a total for five months of the current, financial year of 87,696 lb. The output of United Malacca Rubber Estates. Ltd., for the same period was 56.8J88 lb., a total for five months of
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    MONOPOLY PLAN
    590 5 Foreign Trade In Manchuria FAR-REACHING schemes for the establishment of monopolies in oil, tobacco and gold-mining in Manchukuo have just been reported by the special correspondent of the London Times in Dairen» International complications may arise if these plans are carried out. The Manchukuo government, under Japan's tutelage,
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    LEAD AND COPPER
    135 5 Britain's Non-Ferrous Metal Consumption (By Air Mail). (From Our Own Correspondent) That tin though improving is not quite keeping pace in British production, with its non-ferrous brethren is suggested by a review issued by The British Metal Corporation. The following table shows the trends of the consumption
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    RUBBER REPORTS
    347 5 Local Firms Review The Week MESSRS. Lewis and Peat <S) Ltd.. in 1 HI their weekly rubber report dated Oct. 19, state. 1 In reviewing the market for the past week it will be found that there has been no material change in quotations and that with the
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    WORLD TIN FIGURES
    182 5 Position At End Of July •By Air Mail*. (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 3. The September issue of the "Bulletin,'" from the Hague Statistical office of the International Tin Research and Development Council, shows that in the first seven months of 1934 "apparent" world consumption of
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    PETROL PRICES
    104 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Mot«r Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-fallon 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 Imperial
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    STANDARD-VACUUM OIL CO.
    53 5 The following are the prices of Socony gasoline and kerosene: BENZINE Socony Motor Gasoline (ex pump) per British Imperial Gallon $0 82 Socony Motor Gasoline (hi drums) per drum $3.45 Socony Motor Gasoline (*4 tins) per tin $8.7? KEROSENE Devoe's Imperial Brilliant (per tin) $2.43 Svhran Airow
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    INDIAN RESERVE BANK
    221 5 Issue Of Shares In 1935 rrilE India Office announces that the Government of India think it desirable they should now state for the information of the public the approximate programme of the stages by which they hope that the Reserve Bank will be brought into existence. It
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    TRADE RECORD
    105 5 Exports To Empire Countries 'By Air Mail». fFrom Our Own Correspondent) The export of British manufactures to Empire countries has now, for the first time on record, exceeded the export of British manufactures to foreign countries. This statement is made in an Emplrr Industries Association bulletin, which reveals
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    PRODUCE
    204 5 Singapore, Oct. 19. R (Siam) W. Coast N 1 per Koyan $123 R (Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $121 R (Siam) 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 Al
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    692 5 Rubber Shares Singapore. u^y 'Hie following rubber shijr tonare t .KUffl by frfcttx mid Co., uiid Lyar and Evatt. Ijijtur VaJu" Fraser And arid Co- Evatt J Ai *nbv 1.90 2 00 (0 14»?». a 1 A oul'ah 150 100 ISO 1.00 IA. MliiuiJ 2.35 255 2.4
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    67 5 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. For R.M.A. No. L X. Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Singapore, Friday, noon. buyer*. Sellers. Spot (loose) 22 7 23 (F. 0.8.) Current month 2.1 V» 2314 Nov. Dee. 24 24 Jan. March 25% 25»/ 2 April June 26% 26* Tone of Market: Dull. Lai-e.-t
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      49 5 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD, (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. OFFICE: 2, FINLAYSON GREEN. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. I«AD OFFICE: 16D, ft, Singapore I» Q JOHNSO*% Genar*! Manajrer.
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      162 5 Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, Jl V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY.) Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE* BATAVIA. Branches throughout the Dutch East Indies and in the Straits Settlements, India, China, Japan and Arabia. LONDON BANKERS: The National Provincial Bank, Limited. Correspondents in the principal Cities
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      219 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, Ltd., THE HO HONG BANK, Ltd. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, Ltd. CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE: CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee Cheng,
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      145 6 M. HASSAN, M, A 87, BRAS BASAB ROAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work in eiectrical, gas and water service line. We give prompt attention to all orders either bipr or small. Why not consult us about your requirements Estimate submitted upon request without charge or obligation. T>HONi: 3411.
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      713 6 PUBLIC NOTICES.^ LOST October 15th Afternoon, Orchard Road District, Ladies' Platinum and WhiU Gold Diamond Wristlet Watch. Reward. Box No. 461, c o Malaya Tribune. AUCTION SALE. ON WEDNESDAY, OCT. 24, 1934, AT 2.30 P.M. At the Saleroom of Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co., Ltd., No. 30. Chulia St. Lot
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      795 6 I P.UBLIC NOTICES. I GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. j NOTICE Ordinance No. 61 (Pawnbrokers) TENDERS are invited for the sole right to open one pawnshop for a period of three years from the Ist January, 1935, in each of the streets or sections of streets in the Town Division of the Settlement
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      432 6 SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED. —2 Experienced case clerks for a legal firm. Apply with testimonial to Box No. *62 c/o. Malaya Tribune. WANTED—Lady Cashier and Bill Collator with cash security of $150 each. No bond accepted. Apply Box No. 463, c\q Malaya. Tribune. WANTED WANTED—A Sve>seater light Car at a reasonable
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      458 6 EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL. Established 1928. (A Government Registered School) (For Boys and Girls). l-A, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore, j Enrol for a Sound Musical Education-- Systematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma. etc Booklet free M. ANCIANO. Principal. ENSURE YOUR
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      553 6 10l DESIGNS OF THE VERY LATEST I IN I CLOCKS WATCHES I \OW ON VIEW, AT KICK WOH HING, S 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD 1 (Near Middle Road) 1 CALL ON US, BEFORE GOING ELSEWHERE |j A.J.G.P. perm, European Hairdros&jaa, y Permanent wave specialists. 79, Stamford Road, TO LET. TO
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    Malayan Radio News And Notes
    226 7 THE B.B.C. AND PETALING HILL Malay Broadcasters 1 ()l DSPEAKERS IN THE KAMPONGS < By Air Mail) an Oilti Correspondent) London, (X-t. 8. tht announcement that a 1 uni w&vu radio station at ■.is in contemplation, ii.B J<- I learn are increasing their i ui
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    ROUTE OF THE LONDON-MELBOURNE AIR RACE
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    LOOKING FORWARD
    207 7 Encouraging Outlook For Empire Wireless The Empire was well represented at Radiolymp a—if not on the stands, in the number of buyers and experts present. Some of them, before they left home, gave their views on what they hoped to find Radiolympia. It is to be hoped that-
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    SECRET WIRELESS STATION
    155 7 Young Inventor Confesses He Ran It Sofia "Radio Sofia," the official Bulgarian Broadcasting station, has been worried lately by a mysterious programme which was broadcast daily from some secret station In the country. Finally, they sent out a message uquesting the public to assist Iti solving he
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    EXPERTS MEET
    119 7 World Conferance In Portugal Lisbon. hundred delegate! representing twemy countries has been assembling at the old Monte Estoril. "he International Committee of Radio lommunications held their Conference rom Sept. 22 to Oct. 10. Special telephone cables laid to enable delegates to get into instant touch with heir own
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    AIRCRAFT WIRELESS
    110 7 Malayan Messages Picked Up In South Africa JI7IRELESS messages recen'ly trans If mi ted from one of the- Tmpcri.il Airways liners flying between A'or V-ar and Singapore were picked uo by in amateur operator in Victor a West, Cape Province.—a distance of aporoxinafply 5,200 miles. The aircraft in
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    TOKYO CALLING
    115 7 Broadcasting On Several Wavelengths The Japanese Consulate General, Singapore, has been informed by the Department of Communications Tokyo, .ha; the Tokyo Central Radio Broadcasting Bureau has been given permission by the Department to broadcast heir daily programmes in Japanese on several short-wave lengths shown in jrder that the
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      184 7 PHOHI, HOLLAND Programmes For The Week-End THE wireless programmes for the weekend ax announced by Phohi, Holland, edtasting «m wavelength of 25.57 me fs are as follows: 8.50 pm.: Dutch National Anthem anil opening anm unt/ement. '.».00 pm Records. 9.30 p.m.: New- talk by Mr. L Alelrine. 9.40 p.m.: Paul
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      250 7 LOCAL RECEPTION A Daily Guide For Tribune Readers THE following is a record of average r.ception of different stations daily on the new G.E.C. 7 Valves Super heteiodyne Receiver, as r ported by Mr. Tan Chong Chew. 6.20 a.m. 49.6 Metres. Transmission 5. Daventry b:gins with Big Ben .striking 11
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      231 7 at this time namely:— 16 Me tres. Dial 204 19 3 4- A Dutchman speaking very loudly. 17 M tre? Dial 164 15 3 ,4 Very good station speaking in English. 5.00 p.m. 20 Metres Dial 334 13. Als' sneak? in English. 27 8 Meir s E.al 11.64 11.44A Japanese
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      444 7 BERLIN SHORT-WAVE STATION Week-End Wireless Programmes TiHE programmes for the week-end a; announced by the German Shortwave Station Berlin, Broadcasting House, broadcastmg on a wave length of 31.38 metres is as fo'lews (the given below are the approximate local times): SATURDAY. 9 p.m. Dja Announcement (Germ., Engl.i Gerann Folk Song.
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      481 7 TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME London To Melbourne Air Race 'Po-DAY'S Empire wireless programme is as follows:— 6.20 p.m. Big Ben. A Commentary on the Start of the London to Melbourne Air Race. 7.05 p.m Sydney Gustard at the Organ of the Gaumcnt Palace Cinema. Chester. March Potpourri, Passing of the regiments
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      129 7 LOCAL BROADCASflNG Programmes For Sundcy And Monday THE wireless programmer for Sunday and Mondav anronrx i »•>• Station ZH.I, "mricasting on a wavelength cf 40 9 are as follows:— SUNDAY 11 a m. 1 30 p.m.. recorded music MONDAY 6 pm.. recorded music. 6.30 pm.. relay ol da» 1 ce
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY’S SHIPPING
    25 8 The P. and O. Kidderpore has leD Hongkong and is due here at 6 a.m on Thursday.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    107 8 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Oct. 20. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main W T harf (Entrance Gate 3) Deucalion 18; Kinta 15; Tilawa 13; Pres. Johnson 11; Kistna 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Ramsay 30; Asdang 33; Steel Seafarer 35. Empire
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    MARSHAL CHIANG
    108 8 His Tour Of Shensi And Kansu Shanghai, Oct. 19. Marshal Chiang Kai Shek and his wife lined with the Kansu officials yesterday. 3eneral Ma Lin and the Commanders f Chinghai Province are on their way o meet the generalissimo. Marshal Chiang received a deputation ;f military and civil
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    66 8 The local agents of the Imperial Airways notify that the outward aeroplane is expected to arrive at Singapore a I about 7 p.m. to-morrow. The mail will be available to boxholders and window delivery ticket holders immediately. Correspondence for ron-boxholders will be sent out by the 8.25 a.m.
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    MONEY MARKET
    188 8 SELLING. Singapore, Oct. 19. London 3 months' sight 2J4 7j32 London 4 months' sight 214 3T6 London 60 days' sight 2,4 5,32 London 30 days' sight, 2|4VB London demand 2j4 3j32 London T.T. 2j4 3,32 Lyons and Paris demand 863 Hamburg demand 140 New York demand 57 Batavia
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    AMUSEMENTS
    68 8 ALHAMBRA.—"haroId Teen.-APOLLO.—"Sair-E-Paristan." Kindustani talkie. CAPITOL.—"Hips! Hps! Hooray..'" EMPlRE.—"Camera and Bacr Fight" and "Take a Chance." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dane Siae-snows, Dean's Grand Opera, Chl« aese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. MARLBOROUGH.—' The Ma :kra ror, Hindustani talkie. NEW A'ORLD. —Cabaret Dancing, oide-shovvs, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, TaiKies, etc. PAVILION.—"The Last
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    TRIPLE MURDER IN A HOSPITAL
    550 9 Pistols Identified VICTIM A MAN OF MYSTERY Shanghai, Oct. 3. HOLLOWING swiftly upon the arrest of a Chinese suspected of being the leader of a gang of assassins, police on Thursday made niiisational progress towards a solution of the mystery surrounding the triple murder in
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    OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE
    333 9 Foreign Detectives Also Present He had been in the force for the last six years and had been a detective lor two years. He was one of the best-liked members of the Chinese staff at the s:ation. The police investigation brought a number of high officials of both
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    JAY WALKING
    314 9 Woman Who Ran Into A Car Singapore, Saturday. A MIDDLE-AGED woman named Scow Poh, who recently arrived in Singapore from China, and who on Oct. 3ls said to have run into a taxi in Rochore-Canal Road, was produced in the Fourth Police Court yesterday before Mr. C. H.
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    75 9 Charge Of Housebreaking And Theft Singapore, Friday. Appearing on a charge of housebreaking and theft of an alarm clock:, a fountain pen, and cash to the total value of $39, the property of Mr. R. Lyne, Secretary, V.M.C.A. Singapore, Wong Ham Sim, a house boy of the
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    THE PACIFIC AT THE CROSS-ROAD
    779 9 Review By Dr. Wellington Koo THE political situation in th? Pacific, according to th; observations of Dr. j Wellington Koo, Minister to France, I is far from wholesome. Dr. Koo's views on the future of the Pacific were given before a cosmcpoii- 1 tan gathering
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    COTTON SPINNERS' WAGES
    149 11 Draft Agreement MOST REVOLUTIONARY IN HISTORY Reuter. London. Oct. 19. THE draft agreement between th Cotton Spinners' Association and the Weavers' Amalgamation, affecting the wages of 150,000 operatives, is described as the most revolutionary in the history of the cotton trade, superseding the wage si-ales in existence
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    SEASONAL WEAKNESS OF STERLING
    191 11 l Tendency For The Tide To Turn Reuter. London, Oct. 19. Has the seasonal Meaknaa 61 sterling ended or is heavy contm?n'.u'. beaercovering responsible for the reversal of the recent trend in sterling? I The Foieign Ex-hanx, 1 Market is divided into two camps—sola- point 1o
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    A LOOK AROUND
    649 12 of the preparations for the great air race due to start to-day has occupied much space during the last week. Further comment on it in this column maybe postponed until the result of the race is known. Other important matters now coming into the news are the
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    ULYSSES CRUISE
    96 12 Singapore To Australia And South Africa The Blue Funnel liner Ulysses is due at Singapore on Wednesday in the course of a special cruise. There ars over 150 passengers on board, many of -vhom are making the round voyage. These Blue Funnel cruises have become very popular, for
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    169 12 Mr. Lim Hock Seng, director of the Ho Hong Company, is leaving for Rangoon by the Imperial Airways liner on Sunday Mr. R. M. Stephenson, an American, has be.en given leave to file a specification of a method and apparatus for spraying materials. H. E. the Officer Administering the Government
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    Notes and Comments World Film Centre
    136 12 IN spite of the fact that there are only 4,200 cinemas in Great Britain as against over 25,000 in America, there are signs that Britain is to have a great future in the cinema business and that she may eventually become the world film
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    Mr. Winston Churchill
    118 12 WHILE on the subject of the British cinema industry, It is interesting to earn that Mr. Winston Churchill has iust agned a contract to write for Alexander Korda's company, London Film Productions, and to edit a series of films of topical interest. The topics Mr. Ohurchill has
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    Animal Husbandry
    166 12 INCREASED interest in the possibilities of poultry farming on a commercial ■>asis is being shown in Singapore, according to the annual report of the Veterinary Department. In addition to l number of small farms which have seen opened by Asiatics, two large farms rere started by Europeans last
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    Pig Breeding
    132 12 TPHE breeding and rearing of pigs still I carried on mainly by Chi Until quite recently, the' greater po: of pigs slaughtered in the country imported, but last year the. number of pigs bred locally and marketed showed a fair increase, it being estimated thai over 117.000 of
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    Rubber Statistics
    205 12 AMONG many useful publications compiled by the Department or Statistics is the Rubber Statistics Handbook, giving much information regarding the chief industry of Malaya Acreage, production, imports, exports and consumption are dealt with in th edition for 1934. giving tables for What i called the Malayan Registration Area
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    Topics Of The Day
    275 12 By "Looker-On" THE great question in Singapore at the moment is: When will the air race competitors begin to arrive? Some enthusiasts talk of going out on Sunday afternoon and preparing" to make a night of it. But for most people it will have to be
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    43 12 GIRLS' CORNER. 2. ITALIAN EMBASSY IN CHINA, 3. FINANCIAL NEWS, 5. WIRELESS PROGRAMME, 7. SPORTS NEWS. 16 and 17. CLUB DIARY, 18. FAR EAST HEALTH CONGRESS, 18 FIRE WALKERS OF INDIA, 21. STATUS OF CEYLON TEACHERS, 22 BOYS' CORNER, 23.
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    All Ready For The Long Hop To Australia
    134 13 WORLD'S BIGGEST AIR RACE STARTS TO-DAY MOLLISONS LEAD OFF COL. FITZMAURICE WITHDRAWS ON REJECTION OF HIS APPEAL V UAt E m re than half-way round the world, crossing seas and mountains and leaving winter lor summer hei;an this morning, when the international
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    AIR SUPREMACY A COVETED REWARD
    282 13 Reuter. From Owr Own Correspondent) Dublin, Oct. 19. THE Prince of Wales arrived at MiktenhaU to-day in his own plane to inspect the competing machines. Loid Londonderry, British Air .Minister, was also present. [<ater, the King and Queen made a tour of inspection. Mr Cathcart
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    COL. FITZMAURICE WITHDRAWS
    57 13 Reuter. London, Oct. 20. Cel. J. C. Fitzmaurice has withdrawn from the Air Race following iihe Stewards' dismissal of his appeal to be allowed to race with a load of 8,000 lb., despite the fact that the American authori i.s were unable to certify airworthiness above 5,400
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    LIST OF CONTESTANTS
    550 13 Reuter. London, Oct. 18. THE following is the complete list of compe'itors and it is not expected that there will be further changes. The names of the pilots and assistant pilots are given first, followed by the name of the nominator, and the type of machine and
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    HANDICAPS ISSUED
    209 13 Reuter. London. Oct. 19. HANDICAP figur.s have been issued as fellows: NEVILLE STACK Speed per hcuv 188.44 miles, estimated flying time "3 hours 45 mins. 36 s:cs. THE MOLLISONS 182.83 miles and 67 hours 21 minutes. C. W. A. SCOTT 182.83 miles and 67 hours 21 minutes. CATHCART
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    A USEFUL SOUVENIR
    264 13 A very useful souvenir of the air race, giving a map of the route with coloured indications of the different official flying routes, the British routes being shown in red. The map is of permanent value, for it shows all the routes over Europe. Africa and Australia
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    FIRE CONSPIRACY
    93 13 Sensational Seouol To Rprpnt Trial Reuter. 1% V will 1 I ICII London, Oct. 19. There has &n?n a sensauonui n th<* cr q" fir»» foiiHpirncv trial n last yea i' whrn I copo'd Harris and others were sentenced to imprisonment. Two rr>' n Fr derick Edvar R'tknr*
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    EXCHANGE CHAOS
    304 13 Adverse Effects Of Rising Price Reuter. London, Oct. 19. COMMENTING on the Chinese xchange confusion. Th j Times, in its City Nctrs says that business circl s in I.ondcn at pre-eiv ar? divided in th ,J r views in regard to the practical wisdom of the Chinese Governm
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    THE ROUTE
    14 13 A large-scale diagram of the Air Race route appears on page 7.
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    MAIL ROBBERY
    55 13 Man Questioned By Bangkok Police (From Our Oion Correspondent) Bangkok. Oct. 19. A Chinese purchasing a postal money order with currency notes which were thought to be par of those missing in the recent mail robbery has been questioned by the police, who are satisfied and have liberated
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    37 13 Buddha's Pawarana will be celebrated for three consecutive days beginning from to-morrow. Pindabak offering of rice will be made daily from 5 a.m. til 1 noon, and daily offerings of flowers, candles and waters, from 6 a.m.
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    WHO'S WHO IN THE AIR RACE
    36 13 Famous Pilots SOME INTERESTING BIOGRAPHIES J*HEJ following are biographical sketches of some of the pilots who are taking part in the air race from England to Australia which starts to-day.
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    NEVILLE T. STACK
    207 13 An Expert On Light Aeroplanes Mr Neville- T. Stuck—"Stacko" to his friends— learned hir> flying in the Roya! Plymg Corps during the war and is oil».' of the pioneen In aeroplane work. Ho made the first light aeroplane flight to India In 1926, Since then he has
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    COL. ROSCOE TURNER
    233 13 The United States "Speed King*' Colonel Roscoe Turner is an outstanding American speed ace. a ruddy, squarejawed Mississippian, 39 years old and noted for his bluff good nature. He is now an aviation engineer in LoAngeles. California, where he is widely known and popular among film stars
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    CLYDE PANGBORN
    244 13 Made First Japan-America Non-Stop Flight Clyde Pangborn, aged 37, was born In Douglas County, Washington. He became an army flying instructor during the war and later took up commercial flying, carrying over 175,000 passengers without accident. He is famed for his part as chief pilot in the first
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    C. W. A. SCOTT
    140 13 A Red-Haired Competitor From London Formerly a pilot in the Royal Air Force and instructor to the Australian Aero Club, Mr. C. W. A. Scott has already covered the course of the LondonMeibourne air race In record time. Thirty-one years old, tall, with red-dish-coloured hair and
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    PARMENTIER AND MOLL
    112 13 Night Flyer And An Eastern Expert Koen Dirk Parmentier was born in Amsterdam on Sept. 26, 1904. He started his flying career in 1926 at the military aerodrome of Soesterberg. and three years later joined the Royal Dutch Air Lines. He is considered to be an expert
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    THE MOLLISONS
    531 13 Their Ir.dc'r al And Collective Successes Few flyers are beller known to the world than Mr. and Mrs. James A. Molllson, the first married couple to undertake professional flying together. Both famous in their fields before they met, they have since achieved some notable Accesses both individually and
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    AVOIDING RAIN
    575 14 Much Jockeying For Position Expected The date of the starts—Oct. 20—has been chosen for sentimental rather than practical reasons. It will commemorate an anniversary in Eng'mnd-Australia flying, but it will bring competitors into the monsoon east and south-east of India between Aiiaha baa and Alor Star. There wiil
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    X.L.M. ENTRY
    307 14 A Commercial Purpose In View PARTICULAR interest attaches to the entry of the X.L.M.. which is a Douglas D.C. 2. in view of the very excellent reputation which Dutch aviators have earned. The original plan was to use not only tins aeroplane for the flight but also a
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    LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS
    349 14 The Anticipated Time Of Arrival It is anticipated that the most successful competitors in the scratch race will cover the whole distance in four days. Singapore will probably be reached in two days, so machines may be expected at any time on Monday, Oct. 22. They will land
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    WOMAN COMPETITOR
    476 14 Malting H*f Own Arrafijtiftents >:.sk Jaequctlnt? COqbran who. tftjh Mr Wesley Smith, la flying a 2 P.t.C.M, tforfhrOp Monoplane Wrlgnt 'Conqueror." is malting her own arr; nqrn«nLi for refuelling at each laita* ir:i ground. Her engineer for Singapore his already. rirrived. Sir Klacoherson Robertson sttpuJs.ca ft-if r»sfcs'should. as
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    THE CONDITIONS
    720 14 fHE CONDITIONS Iiules Of Centenary Council THE conditions governing the races, as drawn up by the State of Victoria an the City of Melbourne Centenary Celebrations Council, are as follows: The MacRobertson International Air Race (hereinafter referred to as the "Speed Race") and the MacRobertson International Handicap Air Race (hereinafter
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    IN THE EVENT OF ACCIDENTS
    212 14 Authorities Ask For Co-operation THE following circular in connection with the air race has been issued by the local authorities to all Government officers and mine and estate managers: In connection with the MacRobertson International Air Race, which will be flown between Oct. 21 and
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    WOMEN OPIUM-SMOKERS
    112 14 CJinfr Established By Mrs, Chiang Kai Shek Shanghai. Ofl 19 Mrs Cilia us Kal Shek vc llr of I»' has established nn antiapi,ujn clinic at Sir.n lor women opminsmoker* The lutes'. eenslis In Hupeh show, tliu Viierc are 4,8R2 G3l families In the pre tnee comprising 35.14£ 654
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    OVERSEAS CHINESE
    42 14 Shanghai. Oct. 19. The sub-committee for relief to the •unemployed overseas Chinese, formed by ■We Overseas Committee, held a meeting un Wednesday to discuss the regulation, for the organisation of the overseas colony in Chiaolo Village, AnhuL—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    Sultan Of Perak And The Rulers' Powers
    935 15 NEW POLICY'S SUCCESS NOTABLE SPEECH IN COUNCIL poh As Capital Desirable But A Costly Business n'M int 3t|it'»rh was delivered Iho Sultan til IVrak at -inr 0 r i||,. pfrs&k Stal»• Taipiny on Thutwlay. 111 n» *ss tilludc*<l lu 1) 14? policy ~';>c
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    MR. LIM KEE CHEOK CHARGED
    171 15 Alleged Breach Of Trust MR. Lim Ke e Cheok, a well-known member oi the Chinese community P r ca M d^ befor the Second Magistral 'Mr. N. Cnce) this morning. Wh.n the Charge were explained the fn. Wa t lixcd for Dc 12 and IJ
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    24 15 The Malaya Football Association are ..oldiiig a on Sunday ac ilieir Ba<e5t!er Rnad. in honour oi .lie success ln winning Challenge Cup this year
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    "The Masked Terror" Al The Marlborough
    126 15 THE CINEMAS The Marlborough's current programme, Which commenced last night, is a mystery Hindustani talkie entitled "The Masked Terror." The story relates to the usual Court Intrigue in which the minister attempts to oust the king from his throne and V n*dom a.id which
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    CHINESE RECRUITED
    133 15 Shanghai. Oct. 19. The Japanese military authorises at -hengteh. the capital of Jehol. have I cretiy recruited ex-soldiers and un employed students in Charhar and Suil 'uen. and are sending them to Japan. There »ihe recruits will und rgo six months' military training, after which they will put
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    COMMITTEE DECISIONS
    126 15 At a meeting of Municipal Committee No. 4 it was decided that the Commissioners generally are no-r In favour ol kerbside petrol pumps, that the time la iot ripe for abolition of existing Kerbside pumps, and that for the present they are unprepared to say when abolition should
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    TWENTY YEARS AGO
    326 15 From The Malaya Tribune Of Oct. 20, 1914 OUR Penang correspondent reports on the annual meeting of the Penang Chamber of Commerc as follows Mr. John Mitchell, who presided announced that the membership ot the Chamber now totals 12 Regarding the import and export -mp le cfficial
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    AMBULANCE CALLS
    186 15 a unmese was alleged to have be~n -saulted by a countryman of his In Rochore distric yesterday. He sustained injuries to the scalp and was removed to the Tan Tock Seng Hospital. Another Chinese was injured in a case < f alleged assaul*. which was reocrted f he
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    ORGANISED THIEVING
    173 15 Daily Pay And Pensions For Members Belgrade. A BAND of thieves Working under a leader guaranteed the members a fixed daily pay has been discovered by Urn Shabatz police. The most brilliant members were also offered a nice house and a piece of land to retire on when
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    CHINESE FOREIGN OFFICE
    19 15 Shanghai. Oct. 19. The Chinese Foreign Office or Waichiaopu baa established a branch office at Peiping.
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    SALE OF THE C.E.R:
    443 15 Japanese Charges IS RUSSIA DELAYING NEGOTIATIONS Shanghai, Oct. 20. i THE Japanese Press is accusin Russia of deliberately delaj the completion of the sale of (be Chinese Eastern Railway by MMppS ing unacceptable conditions, j It is believed in Japan that the Soviet fears that the
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    1604 16 THRILLING BOXING AT THE NEW WORLD MANILA TIGER SUBDUED BUT GAME TWO-HANDED FEROCIOUS ATTACKS WELL COUNTERED ii?</ K O. 'i Singapore, Sat ttnIaVMAX Santo- contender for tin welterweight championship *»l Mm* Orient and familiarly known &> ti»«- "Tiger •>! the King." totally «plifhied
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    LOCAL TENNIS
    68 16 Open Invitation Tourney At S.C.R.C. All competitors in the S.C.R.C. open tennis invitation tournament are requested to turn up at the Club to-morrow morning at 9.30. Matches will be played throughout the day and continued every afternoon un il the end. On week-ends, matches will begin at 3
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    LOCAL GOLF
    234 16 Johore Civil Service Club Beat Keppel G.C. Singapore, Saturday. THE match between the Keppel Golf Club aifd the Johore Civil Service Club yesterday, over the Keppel course resulted in a win for the visiting team by 8 to as under. (Johore Civil S.C. players mentioned firs*.) H. H.
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    INTER-STATE RUGBY
    61 16 Negri's XV To Meet Perak On Sunday (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Oo 19. rihe team to represent Negri Sembilan pgainfl Perak a: rugby on Sunday has been chosen as follows: Pinto; Rozario, Bnggs, MeNee. Banham; Caldwell. Lovers; Grey. Mearns, Robey, Marshall, Trevor. Grubb. Mitchell and Gar-Archer. McNee
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    HOCKEY TEAMS
    168 16 The following have baen invited to play hockey for S.C.C. v. R.A. on Mon- oay at S.C.C :—H. A. Exley; J. C. S. Pcnsford. J. Lee; R. V. Welch. A. W. I Hay. P. H. Harrison: N. G. Mil's. E. F. Murphy. G. E. Tathan, L. V. Tavlor.
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    TO-DAY'S RUGBY
    26 16 The R.A. beat the S.C.C. by 27 pom .s to nil at rugby on the padang yesterday. TO-DAY'S RUGBY Volunteers To Meet S.C.C. On The Padang
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    INTER-SCHOOL BADMINTON
    114 16 THE Cricket Club will entertain the S.V.C. at rugger on the padang when the teams will be as follows: S.V.C: A. P. Craigie; R. C. Land. H. L. Davies, W. H. McNeill, A. H. West; H. Price. A. H. Williams; R. H. Cowan, W. D. C. Erskine Crum, A. F.
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    AUGUST B.P.
    53 16 The Anglo-Chinese Continuation School badminton team to meet, the Raffles Institution badminton team at the former's court. Coleman Street, on Saturday at 3 p.m. will be selected from the following:—Yeo Kwang Meng, Goh Seah Chew, Ang Oon Tit, Heng Chin Hock, Chan Ah. Kow, Lum Kia Check and Lv Thiam
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    GUNNERS BATTER S.C.C. DEFENCE
    467 16 The fifth anniversary celebrations of the August Badminton Party will be held. on Saturday and Sunday at Mr. Aw Boon Haw's bungalow s'a Milestone, Pasir Panjang. The land and sea sports will be held on Sunday, commencing at 9 a.m. GUNNERS BATTER S.C.C. DEFENCE Padang Rugby OVERWHELMING WIN OF 27—0
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    S. R. C. Easily Beat The Regiment At Hockey
    690 17 Marked Superiority Earns Them Four Goals Chinese Held By The Indians At Balestier Singapore, Saturday. ci ive work by Scott and lorris was a feature of yeeter;key match on the S.R.C. h n the Club beat the i Regiment by four
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    TO-DAY'S FIXTURES
    277 17 Tottenham To Visit Highbury THE following fixtures in the English and Scottish Football Leagues will be played to-day: FIRST DIVISION I Arsenal v. Tottenham H. i Birmingham v. Chelsea Blackburn R. v. Sunderland Leeds U. v. Everton j Liverpool v. Grimsby T. Manchester C. v. Derby C. Middlesbro"
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    K.L. SOCCER FINAL
    44 17 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. In the Thompson Cup soccer final this evening, placed on the Padang before a very large crowd of schoolboys S f John's Institution and Victoria Institution drew 2—2, after extra time had been payed.
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    64 17 From the following will be selected the team to represent the Tras Rovcrr. against Runiah Miskin in the semi-final of the Inter-District League on Sunday. at the J.C.S.A. ground (Balestier Koad> at 5 Djn.: Kah Whye, Ah Chong, Ene Kee Ellis Tan, Chin Hean, Shwee Teck. Cheang Bok, Heng Tee,
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    ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH LEAGUE SOCCER
    984 17 QUAHTER-WAY STAGE COMPARED WITH LAST SEASON (BY "RIMAV.") EfAVTNG completed approximately one-fourth of their programmes lor the season, it is interesting to compare the performances of the teams in the English Leagues with their progress up to the same stage I a year ago. I
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    GOLF TRAGEDY
    48 17 Young Schoolboy Killed By Ball A lo year old schoolboy was killed while pitying golf on the course of the Northclilfe Club at Shipley. He went to reprieve a ball, and when another player drove off his ball struck the boy on the head. L' I
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    JOURNEY BROKEN
    50 17 Goalkeeper (Jets Married On Way To Match Morgati. Ihe Spennymoor United goal-' keeper, was married recently when on his way to play in a match with Sunderland Reserves at Itoker Park, and the bridal party then proceeded to the match. Spennymoor were beaten by the only ,;oal scored.
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    CEYLON BADMINTON
    284 17 J.R. Appleton's Success In Island Meet thirtieth annual badminton championship meet of Ceylon was held on Sept. 28 and 29, at the Talawakelle Club. The entries were quite good and the play during the meet was of a good standard and interesting. I J R- Appleton played very
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    WORLD'S BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP
    50 17 Lindrum Falls Back Again Reuter. Melbourne, Oct. 19. THE following are.the scores at the close of play for the World's Billiards Championship: Davis:—9,9o4. Breaks:—s36, 504, 368, 324 and 307. Linarum:— 9,118. Breaks:—36B, 258, 237 and 216 unfinished. Davis led by 9,189 points to 7,947 at the interval.—Reuter.
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    FAR EAST HEALTH CONGRESS
    846 18 Its Decisions THE CONTROL OF MALARIA AN important renolution passed at the recent congress of the Far Eastern Association of Tropical Medicine was for the appointment of a joint committee which will coordinate the results of investigations carried out in the various Far Eastern countries with
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    AUTOMATIC AIR CONTROL
    428 18 Special Grade Of Oil TJ?E duties of a transport pilot have multiplied with every advance in aviarion. Not only must he be expert in taking off, manoeuvring, and landing, but he must also be proficiem in operating his rad o equipment, making weather observations, avoiding °torms, and
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      235 18 itMi I MARK. FACE BEAUTIFIER I (A British Empire Product). i I Makes the-FAIR-BEAUTIFUL- I BEAUTY-an-ANGEL. 1 Bewitchinglv Perfumed now (he I I CRAZE in Malaya, D.E.1.. Siam. I I Ask for Free SAMPLES. Enclose I t Postage. i For all Sexes and all Nationalities. M I Stock sis, :—Peter
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      720 18 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, moat of the members of which are readers of the Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping tt up-to-date and complete. Happenings cf general interest will still be included in the
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    CANTON MILITARY CONFERENCE
    346 19 Dr. Wang Chung Huai's Peace Efforts Hcngkong, Oc*. 19. GENERAL Chen Tsi Tang, the "Strong Man" of South China, has summoned a military cenference, which will take place at Canton on Oct. 25. G neral Yu Han Miao, commander of ths Cantonese Mroops in North Kwangtung, arrived
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    DROUGHT RELIEF
    157 19 Hunan Asks Help From Nanking Shanghai. Oct. 19. Th? Drought Rp'.ic f Society a Changsha, the capital cf Bunan Province, has ippealed to Nanking for the issue o' $10.000.000 worth of bonds for funds to help the drought sufferers in the vinc.\ The Huangho Conservancy Commi te;? held
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      348 19 PRISON AND THh RATTAN pontian Estate Owner Robbed Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Oct. 13. T wa concluded at the v size* this after- ase in which two chiI Chni and Ang d rth robbery and n i i ommltted in Cho:up, Pontian, and the estate owner, who otes ;md Hv/iTlevy
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      595 19 CHURCH SERVICES Details For This Week-Ehd ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL C.50 a.m., Holy Communion. 7.30 a.m., Matins. 8 a.m., Holy Communion (Choral), i 9.15 am. Holy Communion. 5.30 p.m., Evensong (Choral) and Sermon. At the Naval Base 8 a.m. Holy Communion. At the H.M.S. Terror 7.15 a.m., Holy Communion. *j.30 a.m.,
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      195 19 1C a.m.. Sunday Service. 6 p.m., Testimony Meeting (First Wednesday of each month). Reading Room at the above Address open Wednesdays and Saturdays 9.30 to 11.30 a.m. ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHAPEL (PENTECOSTAL) 486, Serangoon Road Services: Sunday 5.30 p.m. Wednesday, 7.30 p.m., Cantonese Service. Thursday, 7.30 p.m. English Service. TAMIL
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    GIRL'S FLIGHT BID
    224 20 May Try For Australia Record (By Air Mail) (From Our Owr. Correspondent) London, Oct. 3. MISS FREDA THOMPSON, a young Australian girl whose home is at Melhourne, will this morning set off from Lympne, Kent, on a flight to her home in a new Gypsy major aeroplane
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    ROW IN A BUS
    238 20 Passenger Fined For Hurting Conductor Singapore, Saturday. Ibrahim bin Ali, a Malay passenger in mosquito bus. was charged before Mr. -L. A. Forrer. the First Police Magistrate, 'esterdny with causing hurt to a Chinese bus conductor whilst travelling from Tanjong Pagar to Lavender Street. The complainant
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    POLICE BAND
    53 20 The Fo'iee Band, under Mr f c Minns, will play the following programme at the Eo anic Garden.; tomoirow at 9 pm.:— Overture, "Bandi'enstreiche." Suppe; Nautical Fantasia. -Britannia. Douglas; "The Gclden Waltz." Winter; Selection. "EPanthf-." Sullivan: Duet. "Exce sior." Balfe: Song. "Sanctuury ol the Heart,' Ketelbey; Fantasia. "More
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      945 20 Messrs. POWELL CO., LTD. 2. Raffle* Place. (Established IMS). T Straite Settlement*' OMeet Sale-reem. Open Daily For Inspection of Furniture, Antiques, Hardware Z and Miscellaneous Goods. c S FORTHCOMING SALES. S CX TOBKR: a I I Weiiusday 17th: Continuation of Auction Sal* of 221 caws of geats, I ladies' boys'
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      743 20 LATECT ADVERTISEMENTS GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. TENDERS. (Vide Gazette No. 77 of 12th Oct., 1934). TENDERS will be received up to noon or. Friday, the 2nd November, 1934, at th•» Colonial Secretary's Office, Singapore, th Resident Councillor's Office, Penang,' and' the Resident Councillor's Office, Malacca, from persons desirous of contracting for supplies
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      134 20 {Change to j j GIBBS! j j j Perpetually Pore l Ifodera Dental Science approve! and j r ccauuends Gibbs D >nt l'r cc because t I it cleans o.th and mouth thoroughly j md safely, and is itself thoroughly j hygieiic and germ-resist'tg. Gibbs i Dentifrice is self-ster Using,
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      346 20 TAN JOO SOON Co. i (Successors to D. J. *Lcerdam) j Auctioneers, Valuers, Real Estate, Codar.ission. Insurance Agents, Etc. j FOR SALE PRIVATELY. (fat i. Valuable 99 years' Leasehold (1866) hind and LTO-stcryed she.] i luuse, known as No. 500, Victoria Street, buiit oi brick and roofed with tiles. I
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    FIRE-WALKERS OF INDIA
    1114 21 Probation Period Under A Priest A CEREMONY of exceptional interest, unknown elsewhere' in the world, is held once a year at certain temples in India, and is described, in its English equivalent, as the Fire-walking Ceremony. The date of Ka origin is lost in the mists of
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    STONES THROWN AT PLANTER'S CAR
    787 21 Story Of Threat Uttered By Accused Matale, Oct. 3. EVIDENCE was led to-day by subInspector W. L. Siebel, before Mr Roland de Zoysa, the Matale Magistrate, Ceylon, against Paniadayen, a labourer, of Maussagolla Estate, who is suspected of having thrown stones on the night of
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      359 21 fek BEECHAM'S J PILLS FIT S HEAT R rH of keeping a dog healthy in is in giving less meat in the .it mm .!.et and substituting Sherley's V/ Oil ST I DAI (OH ()L While giving the same nour- W ■.r.tv\ nif.it it does not overheat mm nor overload
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      483 21 body, lack of fifriLA Calcium is profactor/ Strengthen the oasis ot your Health when weakness or in-health too food, and provide your body you of your joy of life, then start with the vital minerals needed taking Kalzana. the mineral to regain a robust constitution. Irritable Nerves, Tooth Decay, Diarrhoea
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    STATUS OF CEYLON TEACHERS
    627 22 Trade Unionism STATE INTERFERENCE UNDESIRABLE Jaffna, Oct. 5. SPEAKING at a reception accorded to him at Jaffna on Thursday, the Rev J. McLeod Campbell Prinpal of Trinity College, Ceylon, deplored the tendency to-day to regard the teacher as a quasi-Government servant. Freedom from interference by the
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    A POLICE MONOPOLY?
    76 22 Bandits Use Handcuffs On Victim New York. "Stick 'em out," commanded two bandits when they entered a jeweller's shop on Broadway. The proprietor immediately raised his hands high above his head. Now." growled one of the bandits. This is a stick-uD. Stick 'em out." The proprietor held
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    ON WORLD TOUR
    195 22 New Zealanders Making Trip On Bicycles Brisbane, Queensland. GEORGE Cobb and Cyril Co", two 18--year-old New Zealanders, have arrived at Brisbane determined to cycle round the world. They have already done 4,105 miles ol hard riding. At one stage of the journey from Sydney to Brisbane, they
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    TO HELP POOR MOTHERS
    85 22 Childless Married Women To Be Taxed Belgrade. A proposa' that all married women who refuse to have children should be taxed was made at the Yugo-Slav Medical Conlerence at Bled. Slovenia. Dr. Zeliteh of Belgrade, who made the proposal, suggested the tax should vary accord ng
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    "FOR THE EXPERIENCE"
    69 22 Blind Proprietor Ot* Newspaper Climbs Snow-Capped Peak I Government Compound, Oregon. Although he i? totally blind. Mr. Kdwurd G. K./oSins, proprietor »«f Portland \ve?klv ikWsijii|H*v, ha# his ambition i,f Him him* he «.ow-cauped iuwin it oi Mnun*. Hood. whk aided tn his nwecnt by his faithful police
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    BUDDHIST CONGRESS IN LONDON
    284 22 Presided Over By German Monk rIE firss Europeofi Buddhist Congress was held in London in the. Temple of Buddha, recently. The Maha-Bodhi Buddhist Mission in London has organised this Congress for the purpose of discussing and determining the. position of Buddhism in Europe to-day. The Rev.
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    LEIPZIG GEWANDHAUS
    100 22 Concert Institute To Celebrate 50th Anniversary The Leipzig Gewandhaus. one of the most Drcsen*ative of German Concert Insti- u.os, will this winter celebrat- the 50th a miversary of its present concert building. Professor Hermann Abendroth, the Gew•.ndhaus Conduct »i, has introduced into the Mar season** programmes a number
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    BOYS’ CORNER UNCLE BOB'S LETTER
    59 23 Par ChtUM, I have aram received numerous contributions this week. Keep this up boys n is v iy encfttragrwg and show; increasing interest taken in n lour contributions this wee-?: la c been most in term tin* indeed and hope yen vll ke: p up
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    Saved By An Arrow
    197 23 Bn "Rcberi soh upon u. time, there lived Uv> i .turned Donis and Bob One duv 1 vi- rummaging in an old ehev n»n hi. found a bow and urrow. Look I»»' rricrl Vi his churn. "Here* o 1 »■•«»•••>• H». »';mi nave rrreat fun with
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    169 23 Bv JTapw/ Willlnm "i y i' my garden. 1 thought or it u Tlle MHlaya Tribune vvuiiki i hfcv ii f v>'i'U r y-HPve\) vfcnr.s* lUdTt.uJ ..I IIKMI-Jliris ol" M'llltVu Tlib»mi midois wM be millions and miiuuto. a fid he paper niav bn tw'e* tiv vfoe. A! nations
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    A Witty Answer
    160 23 B)( 'Tun Steve Yoon ')i misty morning when a cert iui Vt.i.s having his morning ride he .1 mi> man. at the sight oi in horse sitirted, and nearly •-v ThtukiiiK it was a bad sign hi it rni'i>. commantird his nvti iux» izer( tlu- poor man
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    "A Stitch In Time"
    101 23 tiu Nrclokanlan SarmtL7*) .<• nvinn "A stitoli In times suves j •>' < be applied to many tiling «yi!!pl>* i\ \y be/ter to prevent a 1• Minn to ctae it be! to avoid bad habits all 'ban I» is to cure one of them. »om much
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    Chinese New Year
    593 23 (By "Kah Chin Kok.") ,iol he r T andes th: noisiest, the most aborately planned, New Year is the Chinese New Year. To almost zvery ft^u^Jl 18 one of the greatest events, JU& neatest, in his life. All the of a marriage or birthday Year importance of
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    "Birthdays"
    156 23 (By "D, Wong."} According to Chinese custom we arc* rot permitted to celebrate our birthdays until wc are £0 years of age Usually the eldest son in the familv acts as host cn such occasions. but this l: not the case with other nationalities. As time passes customs change
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    The London-Melbourne Air Race
    461 23 {By "Lim Eng Joo.") Many years ago a famous writer, Juies V\rne, predicted that pecpi e would invent machines to ny througn the air una ooats wmch would ue able to uavci uauti the suiiace 01 the watr. i .uughcd at All ideas anu *many thought
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    Money Is The Root Of All Evil
    103 23 (By "C. K. Seng.") About a thousand yeais aeo iliwi hved m China two robbers ™?L 7?£* Ah Kong and Lim Yew Sen* rw C ul thsy both stole a chS of gold n day Chin Ah Kong wanted some wine Ho told
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    Humour
    108 23 (By "Montgomery Koh.") Most of us go to the "Talkies'* to see comedy films or to the theatre to lausrh at the clowns. 6 Without doubt, humour is a ercat thing. If v/e want to become very populr with our friends, we have to be humor DOS. By being
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      320 23 RHEUMATISM GOT SO-Years-Old Pianist Is Relieved By Kruschen Although old age has not yet kern thii m«n irom his (pupation as a pianin Vh v did threat,, to do s,rSv i Two years ago." he wri.os, was BUdf ,h rheumatic/all down m, cn r commenced taking- a halfof Kruschen Salt,
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