Malaya Tribune, 10 September 1935

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malat/a's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VoL XXil. No. 216 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1935 ;-7VE CENTS, The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1935 Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1935. FIVE CENTS.
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      71 1 THE NONTAX* CAIVIKR THE •iCIKNTIFir INSTRUMENT CO, FjO. Bn ML SINGAPORE V "White Label j ISKY I Be SURG ft B L Sole Agents:—SIME, DARBY Co* Ltd., Singapore-Johore-Malacca and Negri Sembilan. 1 57 Wartn Studios c ■■■■■■■■BaHpjnj» AUSTRALIAN VEA1 BBl Special cut Shoulders |p|^ Biift Honed and Rolled with A
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    Shipping News & Notices. REFUSE DISCHARGE FROM SHIPS
    665 2 Shipping News Notices. REFUSE DISCHARGE FROM SHIPS Complaints Of Pollution Oi U.S. Waters SHIPOWNERS have been asked bv Captain T. H Taylor, supervisor «>i New Jork Haibom. t.. en-operate In Uie ettdaawour to stop pollution of the waters ill the vicinity of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut by posting
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    BIG FURNISHING JOB
    195 2 300-Foot Ballroom Of The Queen Mary iRy Air Mail) Clydebank, Al|ff. 90 THE biggest furnishing j«.b to be pel funned on the Canard. White Star liner Queen Mary will begin w. When work wi 1 start, on the 300 ffe 1 long combined ballroom and din ng
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      461 2 BRITISH INDIA f a O N. Co'a SAILINGS: TilTT WARDS. Dae Tonnage. Singapore. 1936 CJtI?*Al 15,000 Sept. 13 SOMALI 6,810 Sept. 25 CATHAY 15,000 Sept. 27 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Oct. 11 BANGALORE 6,000 Oct. 24 CORFU 15,000 Oct. 25 RAN CHI 17,000 Nor. H BHUTAN 6,100 Nov. 21 N ALDER A
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      42 2 O.S.K. LINEI s.s. "MANILA MARU" (10,000 G. Tons). LEAVES SINGAPORE SEPT. 12th. direct for COLOMBO Ist 3rd Deck. $120. $31.20 $17. The above vessel provides good accommodation especially for Deck passengers. For further particulars please apply to: OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA, TEL. 6887—9.
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      655 2 N.Y.K.LINE (lncorpoiuted iv NtW REDUCED- FAMB TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ. Minimum Rates. Ist 2nd Next Sailings KASHIMA MARU SflJ YASUKUNI MARU Oct im. HAKONE MARU JJJ RUWA MARU 31 'I I SHIMI MARU N,IV W li \KOZAKI M VRU T« Japan via HuiiKkoug, Shangh»!. Next SaililigH— lyno. SUWA MARU 10
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      512 2 UASSK!N<;KK AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINK. Luminous Out- <*la::s Motnrslnps. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Caiaine. I OK GENOA, LONDON. ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. nun From From From S'pore Malacca Port Penang M S S'harn LALANDIA 17 1» 17 9 IS-9 20-9 .IUTLAND1A 8-10 8 10 9-10 11-10
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      434 2 STEAMER SAILING? NORDDEUTSCHK» LLOYD IP —ai (Incorporated is •.Germany). The umiernoted are the GoMnnVa tended fixtures:— OUTWARD8. un. t "TRIER" for Manila, Roach Shatiffkai Japan HOMEWARDS. For Rolterdum, Hamburg c\ Bremen "POTSDAM" also calls Nap]. Marseilles and Barcelona I i Bans Si i 10 S "NECKAR" also calls GenBarcelona Casablanca
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    148 3 RUBBER AT 19 CENTS AGAIN Steady, Vi ith Little Offering I nn Our Financial Corrtxpondentt Sini a]' Tuesday morning. Rubber (Singapore), 19 cts., up 'r et Market Tone: Steady. Tin (Singapore) $107, down lo-day's Prices:— London: unchanged. Market Tone: Steady. w V rk: 11 11 16 cts.,
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    Financial News & Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1553 3 Financial News Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS The following share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co., and Lyaii and Evatt:— minim; Singapore, Tuesday, 10 a.m. ia&ue Fraser yaL' tta Co. Svatt 4 Ampat 4,- 4 6 4 4 6 ti A. KUmbang 32 6 33 6cd 32 6 33
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    AUSTIN MOTOR
    108 3 No New Financing Plan Under Discussion London. Aug. 15. A rumour was current on the StocK Exchange yesterday that the Austin Motoi Company was contemplating ma icing an issue of debenture stock Asked whether the company d d pro p< M making such an issue. Sir Hrbert Austin,
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    U.K. CLEARING ACT TO STAND
    204 3 Cabinet To Provide For Continuance THE limit placed on the operation of the Debts Clearing Offices and Import. Restrictions Reprisals Act. passed hurried';.- lest summer to meet the situation cruised by Germany's decision io defau't or. interest payments on the Da we. and Young Loans
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    DAEJAN RUBBER
    304 3 Proposed Merger With Java Company London, Aug 15. THE Daejan Rubber Company 1 <*por' :< net profit for the year to March 31 last of £2.718. against £650 for the previous year. With £6.325 brougnt in and a refund of Java taxes ot £453. there is available 3
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    NITROGEN COMBINE
    140 3 Market Sharing Agreement Signed British Official Wireless. London, Sept. 9. ACCORDING to pre<s repoits, the international nitrogen agreements negotiated in July by grouos. representing the nitrogen Industries of Belgium, Czechoslovakia. Germany Great Britain. Holland. Italy. Norway, Poland and Switzerland, have now been signed by all part ies, making
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY REPORT
    82 3 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT Singapore. Tuesday. MINING: Quiet. Aver Weilg $1.75, •1 85 Hong Fftt .49 .51. x.d. Larut Tir o- so. x.d. Malayan Tin 28- 20 cd. Mural Tin .50 .55. Ravb Aiust. Gold. $5 90 £6 10 Sunr;ci Luas $1.13 $1.17, Takuapas 22 6 23 6. INDUSTRIALS: Quiet,
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    HELP FOR BRITAIN'S RAYON INDUSTRY
    124 3 Duty Which Handicapped Competition Reuter. London, Sept. 9. the long-awaited nici to the develop- mem of Britain's important lave, •staple and fibre industry materialises to-day when the excise duty on staple libie and rayon wastes Is removed. Rayon manufacturers have long sought the abolition of
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    SHOULD U.K. LEAD?
    313 3 Sir \V. Layton On Stabilisation WHEN discussion on world monetary problems wa.i continued at the Conference of the Entente Internationale des Parties Radioaux at the National Liberal Club, London, Sir Walter Layton aid he dui not believe Britain could stabilise on gold regardless of what other countries
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    89 3 DAILY PRICKS CURRENT. Singapore, Tuei day noon. Buyers Sellers. No. LX.R.S.S. in rasea l'O.B. September) 19 1 16 i9% Good F A.Q. in i use i (F.O.R. September) 18 11 16 *****16 No. I X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable Singapore) 19 19% do. September 1!»
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    LONDON RUBBER MARKET
    438 3 More Inquiries From America j Lewi.-, and Peat, Ltd., London, in their Weekly report dated Aug. 27. I .aie:I < UlBla lon—We have to report another I |U*t k ma. mi. out :t is sat ifltlMf that iiai Ui«« neen more enquiry trom America 1 a .o
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    TRINIDAD PREMIUM
    96 3 Application Up To £10,000 Ruled Out London. Aug. 15. Dealing? commenced at V 2 premium on the S'ok Exhangc yesterday in the >~ii-> r 'f the very successful TrinidJ' 1 .'oan. The closing price was ntt leleili The comprised £1.670 000 Thre n<>r cent. Inscrrbed stor-k. 1965-70 at
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    NEW SCUDAL LTD.
    37 3 The output of New Seudal. Ltd 'n Est: te for the month of August 1935 amounts to 41.700 lb. making a total of 172.200 lb. for the five months of th» current financial year
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    MALAKA PINDA RUBBER
    34 3 The output of Malaka Pinda Rubber Estates, Ltd.. for the month of August. 1935 amounts to 44,050 lb. making a total of 535.760 lb. for the year ended August 31. 1935.
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      239 3 TBS EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION. LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR. PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. ■BAD OFFICE: lftD. 0«f! St n Singapore. t» G. JOHNSON. General Mange*. THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LIMITED, MEYER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE Capital Fullv Paid Yen 100,000.000. ReatrTc Fund Yen 12.V800.000. HF \n OFFICE: VOKOB
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      27 3 I SOUTH I BRITISH j INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated In New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager I OFFICE: t. FINLATftON GREEK.
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      247 3 Oversea-Chioese Banking Corporation ltd. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO vHTTJBH THB < HINBSE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG BANK. LTD. ANT) THE OVERSEA-CHINESE RANK, LTD. CAPITAL: Authorised $10,000,000.00 Paid Up SI0,000.000.00. HK\f> OFFICE: CHINA Bl ILDING. CHULIA STREET. SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD HOARD OF DIRECTORS:
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      572 4 •yg iii in-1 i i i i i i i i i i t DuniTiMr^mimimnw M. H4SS4N j Z 86 A 3T BE A3 BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. I I I We undertake all sorts of work 1 I in electrical, gas and water ser- j HI vice lines. I I
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      669 4 I EDUCATIONAL FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL I a, Khk Tenaea (Off Dhoby Ghaut) Singapore. The only and oldest institution of its kind In Singapore with up-to-date equipment. Had gamed a series of successes I in the Trinity College Examinations in the j past. No age restriction. Write for particulars. M.
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      703 4 NOTICE. THE SZE HAI TONG BANKING i AND INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. l oss ok MARE CERTIFICATE. Application bat been mads t«» tke diree tors of t'his Company to issue to Mr. Tan Huan Chiang of No. 65 Beach Road, Singapore, a duplicate eertjfiecte of 34 shares lumbered 0405 to 6438
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      213 4 JUST ARRIVED i! I I j M I rALVANlEED SIDE-LIGHT g j LAMPS 1 Dioptric Lenses 7" X C" (\pprcved bv Board of Trade) C I as Required by New Regulation For TONGKANGS JUNK'S. I I RYE SENG Co., Sbip-Chandcrs, c ail-Makers, etc. I 36, Chulia Street: 'Phone No. 4817
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      290 4 I PILES-SPECIALISTS. Complete Cure Guaranteed Without Operation. All kinds of j I'.les hi e radically jdpY3jhv < ured b y 118 1 1 I i» a week's t ujo j w.tbout any sur Jul <| tf' cal operation, i I ~m We belong t>o a -fh Jft- family of Physieiana
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      200 4 I BIG NEWS! I" I SMASHING j PRICE REDUCTIONS 1 FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY I ON ALL CLOCKS AND WATCHES I INCLUDING LATEST ARRIVALS, I at 1 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, N (Near Middle i?oad) .'irimiiiiiiuiuiiiioi' it iii^i-iiiii,i,, k> 1 «*f°goard your eyes—they are jem greatest possession. It is
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    MALAYAN Y.W.C.A. CONFERENCE
    1105 5 Delegates In Penang THE NEED OE GOOD LEADERS T 1E three-day annual conference —the ninth of its kind— of the Malayan Y.W.C.A. was held in Penang on Thursday, Friday and Sat urday. It was an enjoyable session but a real deal of work was frone through and
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    125 5 Man's Foot Crushed T?v A Truck Singapore, Monday. An Indian coolie working at thr quarry in Jalan Eunos Road wai injured en Saturday night when a truck fell over his right foot. His big toe was badly crushec. and he was taken to hospital in a semiconscious condition.
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      109 5 »'*««iMW«l|: I l I I I •"< l'l^l'il.-iiilniiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiMiriiii^iiiiiiliii^iKtiil'ili'li'Jiiliiliiliiliil.J':'^ RCA. RADIOS f Give you more stations with better |t,U. j>J|£j clarity and beauty of tone. j !>j|y |j -iBl 1 Lei us give you a free demonstra- J I tion in your own home. You -ire F*| I i.' I I
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      151 5 —I II ill WlWllllll 1111 HI lII lin Hill 111 TL'NE iii the WORLD with a centurion 10 tube CROWLEY RADIO BETTER FOREIGN RECEPTION. Sole Agents, Malaya: SEOW KUAN COMPANY, DHOBY GHAUT, SINGAPORE. I Itch Cause Killed In 7 Minutes Tour skin has nearly 59 million tfny •earns or pores
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      79 5 R.ECORDS PBCCA REGAL H.M.V. COLUMBIA At M c ISATHAN RADIO SOUISD EN6INEERS 25 29, ORCHARD ROAD, AMBER MANSIONS. IPta. nole we I_!iiv e closed our branch offke at North Bridirc Rd. Phcnc 4856. 4 CYCLES EQUIPPED WITH BOSCH ARE SAFE DRIVING. OBTAINABLE FROM ALL LEADING DEALERS. Solo Agents: FAR E\ST
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      603 5 Radio For Malayan Listeners BERUN^?5S^ WAVE 2R0 R0ME EMPIRE~ S1A11UIN Broadcasting On 31.13 And i PROGRAMME Wireless Programme For 2540 Mctre$ a i u m rp P! 0 Every Monday, Wednesday and Fri- A Lilgtll Maritime XO-Uay dav, from 6 to 7.30 p.m. (Malayan time> Mprllov giving American hour, in
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    227 6 VESSELS ARRIVED Kill Kyan Chlng Nam Yong, British, 769 tons, from Cheribon 9.9 to Batavia 10.9. Reael, Dutch, 1,496 tons, from Cheribon 9 9 to Java 12.9. Khoen Hoea, Dutch, 611 tons, from Pontianak 9.9. to Pontianak 11.9. Thedens, Dutch, 1.181 tons,
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    PASSENGERS
    32 6 TI-t piissPnjsW.' l Arrived *n Ch'"u, .Tai'un. und r if Pro.*» KAyes, liLJst Satur-*T--tr M iVu'rflH. PM' Hoong Chi, Hvgroaves. Hood. Anton T* yifwpnce IV. T .1- Futt Yap, I f'-
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    24 6 Tii-? s.s. Kuriat for Bangkok (Parcels Mails previcuslv announrerl as closing at 10.30 a.m. to-day will now close at 2.30 p.m. to-day.
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    20 6 The Air Mail despatched from Singapore o Sept. I, was delivered in London on Sept. 9, <8 days'.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    100 6 MaivS expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (Netherlands), time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 1 pm. to-day. and general deliveries of letters and parcel o p.m. to-day. Mails expected nom Holland etc. by the Baloeran, due n .t Singapore to-day. Mails expected from China and Tapan by
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    MONEY MARKET
    201 6 SELLING Singapore. Sept. 9. London 4 months' sight 2;4 116 London 3 months' sight A* M* London 60 days' sight i London 30 days' sight 2 3 31 iLondon demand 2 3 15 London T/T. 15 !j® Lyons and Parts demand w»* Hamburg demand J* 1 New .York
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    106 6 British Official Wireless. Loudon, :> ■p'tri* "4 39 (J4. Now Yorfr 4 W r Montr'-al ViH'e. 21 3' C"HWT 15 T' Am?»ere?am 7 3i Milan 6CP M Berlin 12.2 C. .nk'Dnlm 19.39*2 oopf '<2 39 l/ v> ioon'. F J w>i»e up'oj," j<-- fT dr d 3u 3
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    PRODUCE
    183 6 Singapore, Sept. 6. R (Slam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $134 R (Slam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $132 R iSiam' W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $13« Rice B Siam, No. 1 per Koyan $105 Rice.' B. Siam, No. 2 per Koyan $102 Siam. Rice 1
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    163 6 Public Functions An<l Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, SEPT Hich Tides:—9 51 am 8.43 Football: S.Af A, Cup M i Service? Anson Boat) 8 SH-B Employees' Co-Opn jL> and Loan S<>eM}. Aivni; Meeting, Ctiit-l Office. 5 45 p in Hockey Colts v. i'MfiA TO-MORROW. ?&tH I
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    AMUSEMENTS
    79 6 ALHAMBRA. —"Murder In CAPITOL —"No More Lariie EXIPTR^!—"The Forbidden Tc: GRF WORLD -Cabaret Danclni Sick-. Malay Operas Chi; vane*- C mas TMlcJes '"f HOT L" 'WOOD.— The Show-Ofi "Galla 1 Lady." MART-BOROUGH. No More W NEW WORLD.—Cabai et Dan Side-she .c. Malay Operas Chinese Ws« panes. Cinemas T:?'kie c
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    108 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WTHARVES Oh EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapoie. E pi East Wharf (Entrance Qfctc 1) Rohltß 22: Anshun 20. Main Wharf .'Entrance Date 3) Kedab 18: Gorgon. Jo. I Philocteies 13; Kudat 11; Maru B? Nieuw Holland tfuipire Dock <Entra:i.' j t;.,c- Si Glattcus 30; Penrith Cai
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    THE AZAY LE RIDEAU
    68 6 The Azay Le Rideau is dur> hei Pondicherry on Thursday on S< 6 a.m. and will sail on the same 11 a.m. for Saigon. Tourane and H phong. A The Lloyd Tries'* no Is due at Singapore on J light, and will sail fcr Run day
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      487 6 j^^j^l MALAYAN J[ I TO-NIGHT. I SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. I DANCE (formal) 9.45 to midnight and the World famous Dancers YOLA PAUL 1 Appearing Nightly. Non-diners $1.00 also LASZLO the Well Known Hungarian Caricaturist l SATURDAY SEPT. 14TII 1 I SPECIAL RACE DINNER BALL I 1
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      360 6 LA TEST ADVERTISEMENTS CASH SALE 01 ENGLISH AltJD AMERICAN DRESSES PRICES FROM $2.7.1. ARUS IRoNG STORES 240. Orchard Road. (HEEREN BITLDIXGS.) hing keng Lee <£ CO., ltd. (incorporated in the Straits Settlements) NOTICE is hereby given that a;i app'ieaf'on has been made to the Dire.-.crs of ihis Company to issue
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      54 6 !RHRI jj G 0 L Ifc BEST 1 PERFUMED HAIROII MEDICATED BRAIN m TONIC I Promotes luxur ai I 5 of hair, eorea t diseases, cools the bl ja ensures sharp memory sound sleep. Try I IN CONSTANT CSEI R THOUSANDS OK YE IRS I OBTAINABLE I BVERTWHI Calcutta otemicai
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      599 6 [POSTAL INttLLICtNtt] SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO DAY Philippine Islands (Cyclops) 2 p.m. Java South-West Sumatra, S.East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and T Dilly (Baloeran) 2.30 p.m. Netherlands Indies, Bauan and Selat Pandjang (Hong Thong) 3 p.m. Bengkalis, Laboean Bhik and Tandjong Balei (Rokan) 3 p.m. Fort de Kock, Padang, Pakan Baroe
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    U.S. OIL MAGNATE DEAD
    836 7 Mr. Edward Doheny i'UAGEDY SORROW STALKED HIM Reuter. L >s Angeles, Sept. 9. death is announced of the oil nate, (Sdward Doheny, one of rincipals in the famous Teapot l li] Scandal.—Reuter. late Mr. Edwa r d Laurence was bopi at Fond du Lac, nsin, on
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    EXPLOSIVES CASE
    109 7 Cantonese Charged With Theft Singapore. Monday. UIONG FATT, another Cantonese was this morning produced in the Third Police Court before Mr. C. H. Whitton, and charged with theft as a servant at the Hinhede Quarry, in Bukit Timah Road of 71 sticks of 3 4 inch gelatine, 305
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    NOTES FROM LABUAN
    97 7 (From Our Oicn Correspondent) Labuan, Sept. 4. H. H. Sir Vyner Brooke, Rajah of Sarawak, was a passenger on board the s.s. Darvel which arrived from Singapore on Wednesday Sept. 4, via Pendeng and Miri. The Rajah was met at the wharf by the Resident of Limbang
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    BERLIN TUNNEL COLLAPSE
    54 7 Reuter Wireless. London, Sept. 5. A company d'rector, two engineers and a railway efftciai were arrested after the inque:t on the workmen killed in the collapse cf the underground railway tunnel at Brandenburg* on Aug. 20. The men will be charged with homicide through negligence by "gross
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    PARIS BUSINESSMAN HERE
    369 7 Studying Economic Conditions MR. C. Delcour, Vice-President of the Societe Francaise Hollerith, arrived in Singapore yesterday from Batavia in the course of world tour studying economic conditions. Representing a Paris Office, he has spent several months in the United States. He included Harvard University in his research
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    ARRESTED WITH GUN
    38 7 Singapore, Monday. Whilst on rounds in Smith Street on Saturday night detectives arretted a Cantonese in possession of a revolveand 22 rounds of ammunition. He will be charged in the police courts in due course.
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      138 7 TTDDAUI ANF HS HORSEPOWER WITH FILL 1 fiKMillLflllE BIX-PASBBNGER CAPACITY SEDAN MOUNTED 0N 112 WHEELBABE. THI ELECTRIC HAND KKA'I IRES: Merely a trigger device. A Uwrb *f the lager OB the ecatrol selects the -ear and 'actually select it in advartce. O th ot slnitin« has marked advantages from the
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      41 7 ll IS I I (Advertisement of The Asiatic Petroleum Co., GS.S.y LMJ. [3 p j First Quality i ANHYDROUS AMMONIA i HYDROGEN Apply to:— j FAR EAST OXYGEN ACETYLENE CO., LTD., JP. O. BOX 201-SINGAPOBE. i s i 30 warm stumo9
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      798 8 ANOTHER GLORIOUS ROLE FOR THE STAR WHO WON THE 1934 ACADEMY AWARD FOR THE BEST PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR 11 j PREMIER! fi IT 4fe fcj 'i- 15 Paramount s great triumph which played to tho season's biggest i] ro-NKiHi PA Il§ ON crmvds in ,ondon 1 'inmrirfE WORLDS" f
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      111 8 Why go elsewhere for your Ptekb periodicals and magazines when fot tan get them at PETER CHONG'S. the ektapesi Newsagents in Malaya at the faHswhu rates:— All 2d. Papers like T!t Bits, News of the World, Boy's Cinema. Picture Show etc. All 3d. Papers All 4d. Papers 20 eta Da
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      434 9 I 1 RIALTO THEATRE, MALACCA (Controlled by Shaw Bros.) Commencing from Sunday 8th, at 6.15 9.15 Nightly. AN UNPRECEDENTED TAMIL TALKIE WITH MELODIES SPECTACULAR DANCES. "NELIA THANGAL" GUARANTEED PERFECT SOUND REPRODUCTION. J I I 1 CAPITOL THEATRE Phone 245. I MALACCA. TO-NIGHT "My Past" Special Cantonese Talkies with CHAN POB
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      175 9 Meet Arthur Riscoe The Famous Comedian of "Jill Darling" Now Running To 200th Performances in the Westend and Naunton Wayne in the Stupendous Musical Spectacle FOR LOVE OF YOU Supported by FRANCO FORESTRY (The great Italian Tenoi discovery) J Who sings excerpts from Verdes "Othello" 1 Leon Cavallo's u Pagliaeei"
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    865 10 *"J*HE Salle de Reformation at Geneva, which has served as the meeting place of the Assembly of the League of Nations, is now to be used as a concert hall, and one of the first concerts to be given there will be a jazz band performance." This brief
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    DARING SHANGHAI OUTRAGE
    75 10 Postal Van Held Up And $91,000 Stolen Reuter. Shanghai. Sept. 9. AN armed guard was killed ami two postal workers seriously .njureJ when a gang of Chinese gunmen, daringly tried to loot a truck whic'i had just entered the compound of the General Post Office, Shanghai, this
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    LATER DETAILS
    76 10 Reuter. Shanghai, Latei. It transpires that the Post Office robbers got away with $91,000 in cash and stamps. It was a coolie who was latally wounded and two guards seiiousiy wounded. The coolie, escorted by the i.uarcs was taking the money to the truck for transportation to the
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    44 10 Monaay, Sept. 9. In the morning H.H. the Sultan of Perak called on His Excellency at Government House. The Hon. Sir Andrew Caldecott, the Hon. Mr. M. Rex and Mrs. Rex and the Hon. Mr. L. Rayman had luncheon at Government, House.
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    Notes and Comments Labour Views
    203 10 THE views of British Labour politicians and others who advocate strong action to prevent Italy making war on Abyssinia make instructive as well as disturbing reading. For example, Mr. George Barnes wrote to The Times a month ago to say Is there to be more
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    Lord Snowden
    152 10 •THIS view was strongly backed by Lord Snowden, who wrote The dilatory tactics of the League Council, for which the British and French Governments are mainly responsible, are obviously playing into the hands of Italy, whose immediate aim is to gain time for the completion ot her war
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    The League Covenant
    197 10 piERY words these, and it would that the truculence of politicians is influenced by the fact of whether they are in or out of office. What has to be remembered to-day is that article 16 of the League Covenant. on which so many arguments ire b was
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    This Year, Next Year—?
    246 10 f»HANGHAI can now communicate with London by means of the wireless telephone. So can Tokyo. So can Batavia. And the two most import strategic points in the British Empire east of Suez remain in outer dark: But Hongkong, if we may say .so without offence to
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    Topics Of The Day
    299 10 By "Looker-On" inventor says that his chief draughtsman has to be a most discreet person. He certainly must know where to draw the line. Then there was the stern father of a nudist family who ordered his wayward son to pull his socks up. Thin men
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    Attempted Murder Of Senator Huey Long TENSE ATMOSPHERE PREVAILS
    480 11 Second Blood Transfusion "CONDITION («ROWS WORSE" Reuter. N«'u Vork, S«pl. 9. lIONAL <iuard>men arc already surround in jr (he Stale npitol and Senator Long'# Hwpilal, while others are standing Im ready to rush to the Baton Koiitti* nd every slate hdildinc
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    ASSAILANT IDENTIFIED
    151 11 Thirty-Year-Old Throat Specialist Reuter. Baton Roui'.r, fit]). fllliu'y xs-snilanl. was a 3 *.vi'^ r I in rout special 181, Ur. A C. Weiw, 11 -son-.n-law of J 'fl?r PW ho is oiticr opponent of Huey Lomi iln body bears 4'i swu t r:n<!% Un* nun-liinc*-s.ur» l "'if, wr<-
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    MORE CIVIL WAR IN GREECE
    179 11 Attempt To R:store The Monarchy Reuter. Athens. Sept. 10 A FIERCE clash occurred at midnight n between republican officers led by General and monarchist guards on the threshold of the building where the Cabinet w r as meeting to consider a plebiscite on the question
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    BACK FROM ARCTIC
    162 11 Quest's Narrow Escape From Ice London. Sept. 9. SIR Ernest Shackleton's famous ship, the Quest, which was chartered by the British East Greenland Expedition this summer to transport a party and stores and carry out exploration in the Arctic, reached Aberdeen this afternoon. It is reported that
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    JOHORE CAR ACCIDENT
    168 11 Charge Against School-Teacher Withdrawn iFrom Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Sert. 9. On Juir 11. a motor accident occurred at the junction of Jalan Statin, and Jalan Campbell, opposite the Johore Bahru Railway Station, and as a result the drivers of both the cars, one of then
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    CHINWANGTAO OUTRAGE
    88 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Sept. 10. A number of Koreans attacked the members of the Customs staff in Chinwangtao, in North China, yesterday witn iron bars and seriously injured several of the officials. The inspector has gone to Shanhaikwan to lodge a protest. It appears that the
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    ABYSSINIA NOT RESPONSIBLE
    209 11 Emperor's Statement NEW APPEAL TO LEAGUE Reuter Wireless. Addis Ababa, Sept. 6. A NEW call to the League to seek a settlement of the ItaloEthiopia dispute is contained in a communique issued by the Emperor, which declares that the findings of the Walwal Commission show that Abyssinia
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    THE COMMITTEE OF FIVE
    86 11 Reuter Wireless. Geneva, Sept 6. New difficulties have arisen regarding the establishment of the committee of tapporteurs to deal with the ItaloAbyssinian dispute and the meeting between Mr. Eden. M. Laval and Dr. Beck and Tewfik Aras separated without reaching a decision. Apparently most countries are
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    ECONOMIC CONFERENCE
    198 11 Trade Unions' Suggestion To The League Reuter Wireless. London. Sept. 5. A joint meeting ol tne Trade Union Congress and the Labour Party decided U) call on the British Government to urge the League of Nations to summon I a world economic conference to discuss j international control
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    NAZIS DENOUNCED
    91 11 New York Magistrate's Outburst Reuter Wireless. New York. Sept. 6. The recent riot on the occasion of the sailing of the Bremen on July 27 had a remarkable sequel in court to-do/. The magistrate. Mr. Louis Brodsky. dismissing the charges against five of those arrested, denounced the Hitler
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    19 11 Mr. E. Norman, the well-known trainer, has been ill for some days ant! is in the Singapore General Hospital.
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    MORE PEOPLE AT WORK
    254 11 Unemployment Returns In United Kingdom British Official Wireless. London. Sept. 9. k PROGRESSIVE rise in the numbers j In employment and a fall in the I numbers of unemployed continued in August. Since January 1935, there has been e decrease in the number of unemployed ol
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    25 11 Mr. T. A. O'Sullivan, Inspector of Schools, Penang, and Mrs. O'Sullivan are on a visit to Singapore, and will return by the Kcdah on Thursday.
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    38 11 Under the auspices of the Singapore untitled wnrth League Un on, a combined devoti* \:1 meeting will be held on Sunday at S ;...n. at the Straits Chinese Church, Kama >ntr Fanor Road, when Brigadier Lord, will speak.
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    ON OTHER PAGES
    48 11 FINANCIAL NEWS. 3. WIRELESS PROGRAMMES, 5. CLUB DIARY. 6. U.S. OIL MAGNATE DEAD 7 SELANGOR'S PLEA FO*? PRIMARY or™ EDUCATION, 12. SPORTS NEWS. 14. 15 and 16 WOMAN'S BODY EXHUMED AT TAIPING, 18. MALAYAN ORCHIDS. 19 MARRIED 80 TIMES IN FIVE 1 YEARS, 19. i
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    PLAN TO KILL LUANG PRADIT
    105 11 Siamese N.C.O.s Sentenced At Special Court (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Sept. 9. THIRTEEN of the filteen non-tom- missioned officers who were arrested were charged with planning insurrection in a special eourt last week and sentenced, one to death, eight to life imprisonment, three to
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    CAPTURED AFTER FOUR YEARS
    77 11 British Schooner ALLEGED LIQUOR SMUGGLING Reuter. Washington, Sept. 9. 'THE capture of the British schooner Popocatapelt off Cape May, New Jersey, with, it is alleged, £40.000 worth of liquor on board has been accomplished after a four years' chase, states the coastguard officers. Aeroplanes, cutters and
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    FLIGHT TO BASRA
    60 11 Singapore Flying Boats Leave Plymouth British Official Wireless. London, Sept. 9. THE three Short Singapore 111 flying boats, which were delayed by unfavourable weather from starting last Tuesday on a formation fight to Basra in four stages of approximately 1,000 miles each, left Plymouth to-day on the
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    Selangor's Plea For Primary Education MEETING OF STATE COUNCIL
    1484 12 Maxwell Road School CONVERSION SCHEME OPPOSED (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 9. g«TRON(; nleas on behalf of education were made by three members at meeting- of the Selangor Jf.tate Council, there being- a cereopening of the meeting which Jpwas
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    BOAT AND CARGO CONFISCATED
    165 12 Rubber Seized In Johore Waters (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Sept. P. I IT 8 p.m. on Sept. 8, a Kotah containing j R t\v 0 Chinese was stopped and searched by Customs officers on patrol in a launch at Ta.ijong Adang River off the
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    RIOTS IN WARSAW
    73 12 Disorderly Scenes At General Election Reuter. Warsaw, Sept. 9. RIOTS and bloodshed marked Sunday's general election in which the electors' only choice was to vote for one of the four Government-selected candidates. The Socialists and National Democrats, who are Polish Nazis, urged their supporters to boycott the
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    EASTERN EXTENSION
    69 12 Transit Times Of Cables To London The Eastern Extension Telegraph Company announces that the transit time on full rate telegrams from Singapore to London on the 9th instant were as follows: Telegrams handed in up to 5 p.m.. 7 minutes. Telegrams handed in up to 5.30 p.m., 5
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    MALACCA BOYS CLUB
    88 12 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Sept. 7. The following promises of donations and subscriptions to the proposed Boys' Ciub are gratefully acknowledged: Donations: The Hon. Mr. G. W. Bryant $50. Miss M. MacLeod $5. Miss 6. Fyfe $5. Mr. W. J. Curran-Sharp $10. Mr. F. Stanley $20,
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    KNOCKED DOWN BY 'BUS
    85 12 Coroner's Inquiry Into Death Of Aged Chinese Singapore, Tuesday. The death of a 57-year-old Chinese who was ki coked down by a motor-bus in Tanjong Road on June 5 formed the subject of an inquiry by the Coroner yesterday. He sustained an injury en thj right
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    THREATENED DETECTIVE
    77 12 Cantonese In Possession Of Revolver Singapore, Tuesday. Ng Chai Hung, the Cantonese wno was arrested in Smith Street on Saturda: night in possession of a revolver and 16 rounds of ammunition pleaded guilty before the District Judge. Mr X A. Forrer. yesterday. Mr. Brcadhurst told the cou'*t when
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    YOUNG PEOPLE'S ORCHESTRA
    356 12 Performance For Charity On Oct. 3 A UNIQUE event will take place at the Memorial Hail on Thursday, Oct. 3, at 9.15 p.m., when the members of the Children's Orchestra will make their bow to the public. The children's orchestra has grown from small beginnings to a
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    MR. C. BAUMGARTNER
    109 12 Melbourne Journalist In Singapore Mr. C. Baumgartner. chief subeditor of the Melbourne Herald, is a w4*t(*fcoT to SirteaTf l w i p T-v, r arrived by the Nieuw Holland yesterday are staying at the Adelphi Hotel. They are on holiday. According to Mr. Baumgartner. conditions In Australia
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    35 12 Passengers by Royai Netherlands Air Lines: From N.E.I—Mr. Hormzer. Mr. Sanders. For India and Europe.—Mr. Hormzer. From India and Europe.—Mr. Taverne. Mr. Haglund, Mr. Kroon. For N.E.I.—Mr. Taverne. Mr. Kroon. Mrs. Jennings.
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    VISIT OF SIR LEITH ROSS
    185 12 Liquidation Of Old Debts In China Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. Sept. 8. DR. Ma Ying Cho. the well-known Chinese economist, states that the object of the visit of Sir Leith Ross is to press the liquidation cf old debts and invest new capital in
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    L.C.C. EXAMINATIONS
    234 12 Successes Of V.M.C.A. School Of Commerce The following students of the V.M.C.A. School of Commerce passed the London Chamber of Commerce Examinations held last April SENIOR Shorthand Low Hong Beng t speed 100 words*. Typewriting: Samuel Leong (speed 40 words). JUNIOR Arithmetic Chan Chung Hin. Book-keeping With distinction—Foo
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    L.C.C. EXAMINATIONS
    169 12 Successes Of Rajah's College Of Commerce The following students from Rajah's College of Commerce were successful in the Examinations of the London Chamber of Commerce held in April. 1935: TYPEWRITING t SENIOR»: Tan Theng Kean »40 words per minute >. RAJAH SHORTHAND I JUNIOR I: Miss Luisa Pcothamby
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    BAND PLAYS TIPPERARY
    109 12 As Passengers Leave Crippled Liner Reuter Wireless. London, Sept. 5. Reuters special correspondent aboai 5 tne Viceroy of India says the pas enge g of the Doric sang and the ship's bar 1 Played the Tipnerary as they wetz 'aken off from the crippled liner The passengers
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    FORMER RAJA MUDA'S ALLOWANCE
    139 12 Suggestion At Selangor State Council (From Our Own Conespondcnl I Kuala Lumpur. Sept. JO. AN the motion for a'l.j< urament, at the Selangor State Corned, yestenia Haji Abdullah brought cut the question of the allowance now granted hy th. Sta to the former Raja Muda. He
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    JAPAN'S DEVELOPMENT
    141 12 How A Chinese Newspaper Views It Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Sept. 10 The Chinese newspaper Shun Pao. in an editorial yesterday, states that Japan demands from Great Britain that she open the British colonies throughout the world for Japanese development and that she must not obstruct Japanese
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    HEAD-ON COLLISION
    30 12 Many Casualties In Italian Train Disaster Reuter. Rome, Sept. 10. Five people were killed and 50 injured in a head-on collision last night between two trains near Padua.—Reuter.
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    CAR TRAGEDY SEQUEL
    71 12 Charge Against Mr Lim Peng Han Again Postponed Singapore. Tuesday. Appearing before the Fifth Magistrate. Mr. E. E. Colman. in answer to a summons. Mr. Lim Peng Han was charged with driving his car at a speed alleged lv dangerous to the public on Grove Road on
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    OVERSEAS CHINESE
    63 12 Fukien Delegation To Malaya Sin Chew Jit Poh. Foochow, Sept. 10.. The Fukien Provincial Government is sending Mr. Hsu Sui Lin and Mr. Ying Yih Yin. members of the Government Council, to Malaya and the Netherlands East Indies to inspect the conditions of industry there, also to urge
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    HOUSEBREAKER GAOLED
    60 12 Chinese Sentenced To 13 Months In Prison Singapore. Tuesday Sentence cf 13 months' rigorous imprisonment to be followed by a pear's supervision was passed by the District Judtrs, Mr. H. A. Forrc yesterday, on a Chinese, Wcng Kee Fook, «vho was convicted on two charges of housebreaking and
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    Full Assembly Of League Opens "WE SHALL FIND WAY TO PEACE"
    919 13 Chairman's Optimism SUB-COMMITTEE AT WORK Reuter. British Official Wireless. Geneva, Sept. 9. 'pHE Italian Memorandum on Ethiopia's unfitness for League membership and the promised reply of the Abyssinian Government will be examined by the sub-committee of experts appointed by
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    THE ITALIAN CASE
    238 13 Ethiopia Placed Herself Outside The Covenant Radio Littorio Press. Rome. Sept. 7. The Italian memorandum presented at Geneva states that the obligations undertaken by Ethiopia as a member of the League have been neglected by her The pact establishes between members a system of obligations and rights
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    Coloured forces in Eritrea: .'..skari • travelling in a truck.
    9 13 Coloured forces in Eritrea: .'..skari travelling in a truck.
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    BID FOR GERMAN FRIENDSHIP
    256 13 Speech Of New Italian Ambassador Reuter. Berlin. Sent. 9. Jl NEW Italian bid for German lriendship is how diplomatic circles regard the unexpectedly early presentation of credentials by the new Italian Ambassador, Signor Attolice, to Chancellor Hitler yesterday, the announcement o which was kept secret until
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    BROKEN GLASS
    61 13 Alleged Attempt To Commit Suicide Singapore. Monday. Alleged to have attempted to commit suicide by cutting himself on the neck and head with some broken glass, a Chinese living in Silat Road was taken to the General Hospital by ambulance in a semi-conscious condition, yesterday afternoon. He was
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    THREE TITLES AT STAKE
    261 14 Saturday's Boxing YOUNG FRISCO VERSUS GUNBOATJACK Singapore, Tuesday. TH£EE titles will be at stake on Saturday night, when Young Frisco and Gunboat Jack clash over 15 throeminute round* at the OlympicStadium. For the first time since his visit to the Colony Frisco has consented to risk
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    U.S. LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    130 14 Miss Jacobs To Meet Mrs. Fabyan In Final Forest Hills, Sept. 9. THE American Lawn Tennis Champion- ships were continued to-day. During the match between Grant and Bridge, the latter was leading 6—4, 6—4. 2—o. when a deluge descended and the sky was blackened. Despite the
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    U.S. AMATEUR GOLF
    108 14 Ouimet Beaten In First Round Cleveland (Ohio). Sept. 9. THE following first rounders in the 1 American Amateur Golf Champicnsh»U we~s successful to-dry: L'ir Voder, of Washington beat Frrnei Oiumet 2 up and 1. ttl beat Rufas King, of Wichita T xas) 3 up and I.—R.uter. FURTHER
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    Sappers Win Opening Game In The Singapore Cup CHINESE RESERVES BEATEN
    719 14 Three Quick Goals SCRAPPY PLAY AT THE STADIUM Singapore, Monday. A START was made in the S.A.F.A. Cup at Anscn Road to-day when the Royal Engineers, (the 1935 S.A.F.A. League Champions) beat the S.C.F.A. II by three goals to
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY
    86 14 The following are kindly requested to turn up for a hockey practice on Wednesday, Sept. 11, at the Anson Road ground (Eully off at 5.10 p.m.): Colours: M. S. Menon; E. K. Yzelman. R. Dighi; Voo Fook Kum. G. Day, J. Bleha; C. Crocker, T. Hope, J. Lovick,
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    FOURTH DAY OF S.T.C. MEETING
    388 14 Final Acceptances SCRATCHINGS NOT HEAVY Singapore, liuesday. THE fourth day of the Singapore Turf 1 Club's Autumn (Gold Cup) meeting will be run at Bukit Thnah to-morrow. There will be four races over about 8 furlongs, two over 5 l > furlongs and two ever
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    YOUNG SCHMELING ARRIVES
    71 14 Light-Heavyweight King Of The Orient Singapore, Tuesday. YOUNG SCHMELING, the Light heavyweight Champion of the Orient, arrived from Manila to-day by the Glaucus. Mr. Schmeling, a splendidly built young man standing 3 feet, is under contract with Mr. C. A. Bell. The ntwccmer will be seen in
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    CALL-OVER FOR THE ST. LEGER
    395 14 Bahrain 1 To 2 COMMENTARY TO BF BROADCAST London, SejM THE fullvwiim; is the latest I *«Tl-•>%• 1» the St. Lejfer Ui Ik' ru i j ~y Wednesday I!«• 2 iiatiram, )a<U und wanted. 10 to I Field Trial, taken and nfl< < .1 lO lo I Ftlrtalrn, -offered, lon
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    ASTON VILLA BEATEN AT HOME
    144 15 Results Of English League Games Reuter. London, Sepc. 9. Ifollowing1 following matches in the English •hall League were played to-day: FIRST DIVISION. n Villa 2. Middlesbro* 7. Sheflb Id W. 2. Bolu.n W. 2. Stoke City Chelsea 0. SECOND DIVISION". Barn lej Newcastle 13. 2.
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    JOHORE FOOTBALL
    173 15 Let Kia Choon Cup Johore Bahvu, Sept. 9. THE .r.ter-SchOol Football Competition :n Johore Bahru for th? Lee K.a Choon C up began on Friday when Kota Tinggi Tanjong Radang on the Johore BaP. dang and won 4—0. It was a one sided game as the score would
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    GOVT. SERVICE SOCCER
    164 15 Position Of Teams In League Competition rile following are the posh on of teams the Govt. Service Football Leagu-' t -mpetitlon: DIVISION I P W L D For Agst. Pts. Marine Dept. 6 6 14 2 12 Prison Dept. 6 4 2 20 8 8 Police 6
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    Two British Boxers Taste Severe Defeat JACKIE BROWN OUT IN 2ND ROUND
    159 15 Terrific Attack By Glasgow Fighter Reuter. London, Sept. 9. J\ a fifteen-round contest for the World's European and British Flyweight Championship at Manchester to-day, Benny Lynch, of Glasgow, beat Jackie Brown, the holder, the referee, stopping the contest
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    SURPRISE DEFEAT IN CHAMPIONSHIPS
    326 15 Schoolboy's Win Over State Runner-Up (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Sept. 8. •jHL Negri Semb.lan badminton tourna- ment began this morning before a large gathering 01 spectators at tne King George School Mali when the first two rounus oV the smgles competition were played off. 1
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    AMATEUR S.A.
    60 15 Tho following ties in tjje badminton tournament of the Amateur Spoi ling Association will be played next Thursday and Tuesday. Championship: Tan Soo Liew V. Tan Chee Eng. "A'" S'ngle.s Handicap: Low Poh Hye v. E. Hock Chiang. TUESDAY'S TIES. Champio.-.ship: Wee Cheng Kye v. Toh Cheng Kiat.
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS
    470 15 Results Of Ties In Autumn Tournament YESTERDAY'S tfcfl in the S. C. C. I autumn lawn tennis tournament resulted as follows: A CLASS DOUBLES HANDICAP B. E. Ablitt and E. J. Riches (plus 1 15) beat A. A. A. Paterson and H. L. j Marshall (owe 151
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    SEET KIM CHENG B.P.
    96 15 The following are the ties for this weekend and next week fo the 1935 singles championship tournament of the Sect X m '"hone's B.F. Saturday, Sept. 14: Sect Kirn Cheng v. J. T»n; Ang Whatt Kirn v. Chew Boon j Beng. I Sunday, Sept. 15: Chew
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    317 15 Jack Doyle Hammered By Buddy Baer New York, Aug. 29. TDUDDY Baer, Maxie's kid brother, to-day hammered out a technical knockout victory over Jack Doyle, pride or Ireland, in exactly 2 minutes and 38 seconds. The fight ended abruptly in the first round
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    AMERICAN POLO
    133 16 Hurlingham To Meet Hurricanes New York, Aujr. JO. THE tlurlinicham Polo Club will meet tinHurricanes in the firs: round of American Open Championship <>n September 7th. at Meadowbrook, Westburn, Long Island Th<- British team will be composed of Ansell, Tyrell Martin. Sanger and Guinness, while the Hurricanes will
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    HOCKEY
    53 16 The following Will represent tin V.M.C.A. at ho. key versus the S C R.C, on the Hong Lim Green <>n Frida > J. Bleha, H Lyne, .f Sanderson, G Day. Lee Kong Lim, P. C. Sand. M. Catchatoor, M. Armstrong, W. Ferguison, W. R. Willis. A. N. Katyal. Reserves:-
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    SOCCER IN LABUAN
    497 16 Team Beaten 8-Nil 'From Our Oiru Correspondent i Labuan, Sept. 4. AFTER two good victories over Labuan and several against other teams from Weston to Jesselton Mr. Sykes, DO., Sipitang and Mempakul. B.N.B., deemed it time for the Sipitang XI to try conclusions with the Brunei State
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    MALACCA NETBALL
    291 16 Interesting Game Played Last Friday 'From Our Owji Correspondent j Malacca, Sep 7. The Malacca Girls' Sports Club fielded two netball teams on Friday evening, on the Banda Hilir Englsh School playground. Among the spectators were the Hon. the Resident Councillor, Mr. G. W. Bryant, Mr. und Mrs.
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    FRENDLY FOOTBALL
    67 16 The following will represent the J.C.S.A. "13" against the General Electric Co., Ltd Sports Club in a friendly game of football on Wednesday. Sen;. 11. *t tlu J.C.S.A. ground: H. M. Danker. Chye Meng, Gurdit Singh, E. de Souxa, X. Ducro, B. Nerva, Hock Kirn, fcmail Bakar. Benjr
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    M.P.'S FOR CROWN COLONIES?
    437 16 Trade Expansion LORD BEAVERBROOK'S VIEW T (JKD Beaverbrook, writing i n the '-Daily Express," states:— "The Crown Colonies have do members in the House of Commons. "The distressed areas have many members, valiantly winning for their constituents the attention of public opinion. "The problem of the
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    ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
    51 16 The following have been selected to play association football for the Straits Physical A. P. against Eraser and Neeve Sports dun XI to-day (Tuesday) al p.m.: Bock Choon, K< k Kent*, Lain hock. Loons; Choas;, Way Yang; Ah K.nv Quan Cheong, Ila Choo, Ah Lao Se Bah. Tian
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    "CROOKS" FACTORY IN LONDON
    361 17 ring Finger-prints pvironised by the i nderworld I t RE in London there is h *>ks' factory' where a skillator is making a living I;;» fiJifCT -prints of known of t he underw orld.'' tatement was made to the [•the world" the other day < every
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    CENTENARIANS DEAD
    113 17 Vmbition To Ride In Motorcar Unfulfilled i rkl's oldest men have d ed ously a eording to 'he ages from Reuter eoriesponi. tnA< near BelgnaaV, Yutrotamed 1 rajko Siniljhcvi f <.n the ace of 131. I been married fcf *0 year- and health almost to the end ol
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    STATUE TO DOGS
    99 17 Tribute To Part Played By Them In Science Moscow. to the nart played by dogs in rimcnts. a '-monument to the be erected in Soviet Kussm at ti n o| ProfeMor Pavlov, the phvs clogist, who recently attended rational Keuroloffcal Confiww t. London. PavlcVl experiments testn? doga
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS Letters To The Editor
    83 17 [Our readers are invited to write tc Ui on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten tdouble spacing), and on one
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    Jubilee Stamps
    153 17 (To the Editor, the Malaya Tribune) Sir—Following the special Jubilee issue of postage stamps in all parts of the British Empire, the long-established hobby of stamp collecting has received a great Impetus in Australia. There are very many people, including myself, who have not looked at collections since
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    Charity
    352 17 To the Kui<i>r. the Malaya Tribune> Sir, —Mr L*embrUHy.Mi should not cftnftac rii-i indictment to the Christians only out tu follower? ot other religions too. He also should ni't expect Christ's •p.m:hlncs tub-- carried out literally by Christians If ihey sell all they have, they themselves would be the
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    PNEUMONIA VICTIM
    115 17 Death Of Retired English Comedienne Philadelphia. Urs Jo*enh Kelly, a retired vaudevdlc ami mfeskftl ecraedy actress, who ewe to America from England in U»18. has d»cd M pneumonia ia the Temple I mversity "Jospdal ben'. She had been in an oxygen tent I several days. gh" was kaown
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    18 CALVES IN SIX CALVINGS
    59 17 Moscow. F.trhteen calves hav« beea born to a cow in s* calving. 0« the collective ttffll "Nevava Zhizn (Nov L U) at Kursk. Tw' o in 1931 and 1933, the cow, name*, "Gtflka." gave bir.h to f ur calves at carving. t "Galka" and her
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    NATURE AND DISEASE
    279 17 Are Abyssinia's Best Allies New Yoik. NY. j NATURE and disease will prove more terrifying obstacles to an invader of Abyssinia than even the warriois of "The Lion of Judah." This is the opinion oi Dr. T. A. Lambie, a personal friend of Emperor Haile Selassie, who
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    LIQUID FIRE
    131 17 Italy's Only Chance Of Victory In Abyssinia Hayward. California. Nothing le*s than liquid Arc will bring victory to the Italian army if it shonM enter Ethiopia, according to Mr. I. '.us Angelina, a Hayward reside t v ho cla ma to be the sule survivor cf an Italian
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    MALACCA NEWS
    313 17 'From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Sep.. 7. Mr. Raphael Leon, who travelled with the South China Football team oft a tOOT ol Java, returned to Malacca yes.erday. A Mrs E Minjoot. w.fe ti Mr. A. J. M r. loot M 8.E., aid secretary of the Mala ca Rural
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES
    513 17 Selegie Road Murder Echo Singapore. Monday. THE echo of a murder committed in Selegie Road early on the night of July 5, was heard in the Singapore Assize Court to-day, when W. Wilmot Silva a young Sinhalese taxi driver, was arraigned before Mr. Justice Burton and a special
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    SWISS BAN CHAIN LETTERS
    50 17 Bern*. Tlv Swiss F£dera1 auihoi dies b*ve issded an order declaring illegal chain .ot. •ers from "prosper ty clubs, whch hujc begtm to make their appearance m Bm /.erland. \nv roonej Bent m response to a prosperity club" appeal through the post v1ll ii,. eoniVt ated.
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    MALACCA YOUTH'S DISTINCTION
    195 17 Articled As Solicitor's Chrk 'From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Sept. '<. IN application was made on Sept. 2, before the Supreme Court. Singapore, by a Malacca youth, Mr. Mohamed Ali bin Salleh, for exemption from the preliminary examination under the Advocates an.? Solictors Ordinance. The court considered
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    NAZI STATE SECRETARY
    84 17 Ono Of Hitler's Chiefs Resigns Reuter Wireless. Beilin Sep' U. Stale Secretary.LAmincrs. who :s chUT o! Hitler's Chancellery. lu.* rt, inn I'd leadership cf the Feaerauoi. •A Students' A.-.iOi' littions on account ol ihe impossibility <>l achieving "cum co-operation" of rJI SMifleTits Associations on Na/.i party j
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    "OUT TO LUNCH"
    62 17 Chicago. Four businesslike bank band ts drove smartly up to the Mount Prospect State Bank here, waved gaping townspeople as de with a machine-gan, and stooped short at the door. The door was locked, and i.i it- glass centre hung a s-gn reading or l r LUNCH.
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    Woman's Body Exhumed At Taiping SEQUEL TO HYLAM PETITION
    515 18 Mysterious Injuries NOT THERE AT THE POST MORTEM 'From Our Own Correspondent) i l Taiping, Sept. 9. fMMENSE crowds, including ladies, packed the Police Court here today when the inquest into the death of a Hvlam woman, Leng Boon Tua. whose
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    97 18 £30,000 Being Spent On Overhaul Washington. A sum of £30,000 is being spent on ft* rewng President Roosevelt's kitchen at White House and on overhauling the basement and electrical system. White porcelain and stainless steel fittings are being installed throughout the kitchen and modern refrigerators and s.oves are
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    181 18 Mystery Man Found By Roadside I'ragu.. AN unknown man, whom the inhabit.ir.ts of Hradca.iy, in M< ravia. believe to be the Wandering Jew has just recovered from a sta.e of exhaustion that has lasted s nee May. Nobody knows who he is or where he comes from;
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    176 18 Man Refuses £7,000, Land And House Property Barcelona. A 72-ynsr-eld professional beggar, «rh«tse home is a miserable wooden hut n a #h%tu district cf Barcelona, refuses to go to nat.ve village to take possession of an n heritance cf £7,000, land a;al house property, which awaits him
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    773 18 London Brokers' View BIG DECLINE EFFECTS NEXT YEAR (By Air Mail) London, Aug. 30. TN their latest market report, Messrs. Symington and Wilson take the view that certain stockconsumption estimates put forward by Henry Gardner and Co. are too low. Messrs. Symington and Wilson commence by referring:
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    686 19 I! iim.i ilia's Blue-Beard HMD XMKRICAN WIDOWS p EBEARD, with his paltry seven l* es, isn'1 anywhere in the pici < 'onstantine Manea, Ruma-motor-boal speed champion, set to beat all previous records ther field—the matrimonial nesti, the beautiful mountain ri that is Rumania's Davos,
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    40 19 Urged Holding Of Opposition Services Reuter. London, Sept. 9 an iwovoat. Mi John Murray irur-ic i>rt the church roll louov. mi failure to attend Kirk, Scwion to cx P. l jJ". ti e riduni opposition services ittir.u'v neuter.
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    510 19 Local Society's Annual Review FEW changes in orchid culture were recorded in Malaya last year, says the Malayan Orchid Review, the official organ of the Malayan Orchid Society published by Mr. F. Mile Gaiisten, secretary of the Society, and edited by Mr. R. E. Holttum, Director of Gardens,
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    48 19 Subpoenaed By U.S. Senate Munitions Committee Reuter Wireless. Chicago. Sept. 5. The aeroplane designer, Arthony Pokker, has been served with a subpoena by the Senate Munitions Invest! ing Committee. According to Senator Nye, the Committee wish to question him regarding ceitain air craft sales—Reuter Wireles
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    274 19 Young Couple Mistaken For Poachers Paris. A YOUNG French couple, who were sitting talking in a car drawn up by the roadside near Soissons late one night, are now recovering from having a hail of bullets poured into their car by the police—who thought they are poachers. M.
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    80 19 Reuter Wireless. London, Scot. 5. The Duke of Gloucester, who r» turn ed to London from Catterick to-day has I bought the engagement ring for Lady Alice Scott, selecting fine solitaire sar--1 phires from the Kashmir Mines which will be mounted in a platinum ring I with
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    543 19 Case Of Miss Togo GIRLS WHO LEAVE HOME r|NE of the most significant longterm trends in Japanese life iS the gradual disintegration of the traditional Japanese family system. This system, which still possesses a good deal of vitality, especially in the country districts, presupposes an attitude
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