Malaya Tribune, 5 October 1936

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIII.- -No. 235. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1936 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Monday, Qct. K <>~<;. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1936 FIVE CENTS.
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      135 1 Head The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant in Malaya "Poundmark Roofing Tiles 4£ A Pr °duct of the liritish Empire CHEAP STRONG COLOURFUL THE MOST ELEGANT AND ECONOMICAL ROOFING ON THE MARKET TR V THEM AND SEE 0 Sole Ajrents: GUTHR|E C ll? Incorporated in S.S. I f POLISH j MAKES THAT
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      309 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MORXI\G > POWDERED MILK i I PURE SAFE I I MILK ffluw miX i I FOR FOR J DRINKING OR 'fc^" 1 GROWING 1 I COOKING. CHILDREN. j I j Obtainable at all Leading Provision Dealer*. I i DISTRIBUTORS: |i I cmTg i
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      508 2 This DAIMON bicycle lamp is an example of what the DAIMON Factory in BERLIN is turning out. Jl for DAIMON schiffnlr 45, ROBINSON ROAD. I I M. HASSAN, 36 37, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service lines. We give prompt
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      526 2 Private lessons and coaching in Euglisn, French, Dutch, and Malay given by Cambridge University graduate (M.A.LL.B.) also translation work in the above languages axecuted, at moderate charges. Apply The Director, 74-4, Bras Basah Road (near St. Joseph's Institution), or residential address 53, Cairnhill Road, Singapore. MOTOR VEHICLES WANTED —Second-hand Motor-Cycle
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      722 2 FREE FREE Prof. Steele's Inspiring Book on "Personal Magnetism" is absolutely FREE "Steele" M. Tribune. GUARANTEED CURE: Hopeless cases of Eczema, Ring-worm, Singapore-foot, Parasitic Skin Diseases, Malignant Ulcers, Fee— $10—. (per post $5—. extra) refunded in fuli failing cure. BISWAS, 8, Raffles Chambers, Singapore. PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE AYER PAN AS
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      532 2 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. REGISTRATION OF BICYCLES. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that as from Ist October, 1936, every bicycle in use in any public street shall be registered and have affixed thereto a metalplate supplied by the Commissioners bearing the registration number assigned to the bicycle, and the same number shall be
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      42 2 "Lion Bra nd" Obat Prink CD at fiuck \lyVl 25 cts. per box Obtainable front:— Messrs. Hoon Seek Trading— Johore Bahru. Wee Tiang Siew—Kelantan. Hong Hin—Malacca. Loh Chin Soon—Bangkok. D.T. Lim Company, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. FINE FOB m^—,i— ___j| Mil VSi
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      171 2 A WIDE VARIED SELECTION OF THE LATEST IN CLOCKS WATCHES MARKED AT KNOCKOUT PRICES ON DISPLAY AT 429, North Bridge Road (Near Middle Road). "S A RSAPAKILLA TONIC Blood BuiMer and purifier, curea various tropical diseases. Price per bottle $1.00 small 50 cents. Special discounts to Dealers. Agents: A. S.
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES HOLLAND OPPOSED TO SUBSIDIES
    647 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES HOLLAND OPPOSED TO SUBSIDIES Establishment Of System Of Advances FACTORS responsible for the decline 1 in tonnage under the Netherlands flag and the measures taken to restore the level of trade are referred to m a report on. economic and commercial conditions in the Netherlands (dated March,
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    BRITISH NAVAL REARMAMENT
    440 3 Building Programme Going Apace DRITISH naval rearmament is gathermg speed. In six months' time there will bs nearly twice as many warship or the stocks in Great Britain as there were at the beginning of the current financial year, says the London "Morning Post." It is thought
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      436 3 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA R O. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1936. RANCHI ***** Oct. 9 BURDWAN 6.070 Oct. 22 CARTHAGE 15,000 Oct. 23 NALDERA 16.000 Nov. 6 SOMALI 6 810 Nov. 18 COMORIN 15,000 Nov 20 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Dec 4 BANGALORE 6,000 Dec 17 RANPURA 17,000
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      128 3 N.I.X. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar, ss. HARUNA MARU Oct. 15 s.s. KATORI MARU Oct 29 s.s. KASHIMA MARU Nov. 12 Rates to Ist Class 2nd Class Naples $497 $540 $317 $343 Marseilles 514
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      399 3 f~r TO FRENCH PORTS. X Jj HOMEWARDS. I i CAP VARELLA For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Oct 1« 1 I D'ENTRECASTEAUX For Marseilles, Havre. Antwerp Dunkirk Nov 4 I I CAP TOURANE For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux \cv is 1 j LINOIS For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Dunki?k dS'
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      522 3 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. 1937 From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'ne ERRIA 12-1 12-1 13-1 15-f LALANDIA 2-2 2-2 3-2 5-2 JUTLANDIA 23-2 23-2 24-2 16-2
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      450 3 STEAMER SAILINGS w NORDDEUTSCHEK I LLOYD Vr —4fr (Incorporated In Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. For MANILA. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA JAPAN. j Due b pore 1936. s.s. "NECKAR" Oct 27 s.s. "GNEISENAU" omits North China Oct. 28 HOMEWARDS FOR HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN:— 5 s.s.
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    PORTUGAL'S RECOVERY UNDER DICTATOR
    1052 4 TRADITIONAL FRIENDSHIP WITH BRITAIN I)R. OLIVIERA SALAZAR, Portugal's v unassuming Premier and financial genius, discussed his views and pians with me in an exclusive interview writes the Daily Telegraph special representative in Lisbon. Perhaps the most successful of the world's present dictators. Dr. Salazar is certainly
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    OIL SHARE MARKET
    472 4 Considerable Reduction In Turnover «By Air Mail) London, Sept. 26. QUIET conditions prevailed in the Oil share market yesterday, the turnover in the leaders and also in the more speculative favourites being considerably reduced, declares the Financial News. Slackening of interest rather than any selling pressure made
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
    197 4 Reuter Wireless. London, Oct. L AN the Stock Exchange to-day business v was again small. Giltedged securities continue to move up but elsewhere the approach of the week-end and the end of the account induced profit-taking, lending an irregular appearance to the markets. Wheat went firmer and
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    INDIA AND JAPAN
    14 4 Reuter. Simla, Oct. 3. The Indo-Japanese trade talks were resumed to-day.—Reuter.
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    443 4 LONDON CO MMOOITIES L London Oct. 3. RUBBER Previous To-day Change Tone Very Quiet Quiet Spot Buyers 7 3 4 7 13 16 -,-l 16 Sellers 7 7 8 7 7 8 November Buyers 7 3|4 7 1316 -116 Sellers 7 78 7 78 December Buyers 7
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    U.S. STEEL OUTPUT
    23 4 Reuter Wireless. New York, Oct. 1 American output 0 f steel this week was the highest since early 1930.—Reuter Wireless.
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    BUKIT IBU (BANDAR) TIN, LTD.
    525 4 Annual General Meeting Of Shareholders THE seventeenth annual general meet- ing of the shareholders of Bukit Ibu Bandar) Tin, Ltd., was held at the registered office of the company, Chartered Bank Chambers, Penang, on Saturday, September 26, 1936, at 12 noon. .Sen* Hooi (Chairman) presided,
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    BRITAIN AND ITALY
    51 4 Trade Relation To Be Re-Established Home, Oct. 2. Agreement on general lines is stated to have been practically reached between Britain and Italy tor re-establish-ing trade relations but a number of details are outstanding and hence accord is unlikely to be concluded until the end of next
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    EXPORTS OF PINEAPPLES
    100 4 During the week ending Sept. 26, exports of tinned pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 17,266 cases, of which: 10,903 (63 per cent. I cases were to the United Kingdom. 1.188 (7 per cent.) cases to the Continent of Europe. 1,709 (10 per cent.i cases to Canada.
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    97 4 British Official Wireless. Londcn, Oct. 3. Paris 105 21 32. New York 4.93 3 16. Montreal 4.92- 8 Brussels 29.02. Geneva 21.44'?. Amsterdam 9.32. Milan Berlin 12 26. Stockholm 19.39 2 Copenhagen 22.40. Oslo 19.90. Lisbon 110 3 16. Vienna 26V 2 Prague 322. Helslngfors 222. Madrid nom.
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    COST OF SYNTHETIC RUBBER
    544 4 Tsn Tiirips As Great As Natural Product •By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Sept. 25. A SCIENTIST attending the British Association at Blackpool who knows Germany well has discussed interestingly in an interview Herr Hitler's project to get from German scientists the rawmaterials which
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    434 5 'F'om Our Financial Correspondent) RUBBER Singapore, Monday morning. Singapore: 27J4 cts., unchanged. Market Tone: Steady Quiet. London: unchanged. Market Tone: Steady. New York: 16 716 cts., up ljl6 ct. Market Tone: Steady. The market has opened quietly steady this morning at Saturday's closing level, but little business
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    30 5 The French motor fishing trawler St. Isabelle, of Caen, was escorted into Plymouth recently by H.M.S. Dart, the fishery protection cruiser, and a negations of illegal fishing are being investigated.
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    38 5 In memory of the 255 officers and 4,027 other ranks of the D.C.L.I. who fell in the Great War, a wreath was placed at the Cenotaph by Major-Gen Sir B E. W. ChUjds, K.C.M.G., on Sunday September 13.
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    24 5 Staff employed on British, railways in the week ended March 7. 1936. totalled 585,611. an increase of 4.845 on the corresponding week last year.
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    14 5 Police probationers who visited the city coroner's court recently were empanelled as a jury.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1656 5 Issued by Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING n r 2 Co. Lyall 8c Evatt 4j- Ampat Tin 44T ft, Bu y ers 'Sellers £1 Asam Kumbang 26 c 2 901 /2 4 4 s* £1 Austral Malay 5 2 6 6
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    NATIVE RUBBER
    29 5 N.E.I. Export Duty Fixed Reuter. Batavia, Oct. 4. The Netherlands East Indies export duty on native rubber ha.s been fixed at fifty guilders per hundred kilograms dry.—Reuter.
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      155 5 THE P. O. BANKING CORPORATION, LTD. (Incorporated in England) Capital Authorised £5,000,000. Capital Subscribed £2,594,160. Capital Paid Up £2,594,160. Reserve Fund 180,000. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. The Rt. Hon. The Earl of Inchcape, President, £.ir William Edward Preston. Chairman. The Rt. Hon. The Earl of Selborne, X G., G.C.M.G., Francis Alexander
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      23 5 SOI TIB BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated in New Zealand) PASSIM. IKS n\<.<.\<.i: W. J. DEXTER, Managei. Tel. 5926. 2, Flnlayscn Green. 3
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      95 5 THE UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) 31-A, Chulia Street, (Bonham Building) Singapore. Authorised Capital $4,000,000 L>*ued, Subscribed and Paid Up 11,000,000 Telegraphic Address: TYEHUABANK Telephone Nos:— 5182, 5183, 5184, 5185 5186. Board of Directors:— Wee Kheng Chiang, Esq., Chairman, Khoo Beng Cheang, Esq., Deputy, Chairman. Chionh Ke
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      699 5 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and SuDscribed PoW £2.000.000 Paid-up Capital £1,000.000 Reserve Fund biVlU[tll HEAD OFFICE: LONDON BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi Madras Amara, Baghdad Bahrein, Basra, Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed Deposits oi terms to be ascertained on
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    165 6 Mails expected from Europe etc. I London 1 by Air (Imperial', time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 830 o.m. to-day and general delivery of letters 8.25 a.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Europe etc. 1 Amsterdam I by Air (Netherlands', time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 5
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    97 6 Australia, New Zealand, Java and Timor Dilly: Qantas. closing 7 p.m. today. Penang. Siam, Burma. India. Iraq. Palestine. Egypt, E. and S. Africa, Great Britain. Ireland. Europe. Nigeria. Gold Coast and N. and S. America: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. to morrow. Java and Southern Sumatra. Netherlands, closing
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURES
    56 6 The s.s. Patroclus for Hongkong Arc. Mails previously announced as closing at 8 a m., will now close at 3 p.m. today. Owing to the late arrival of the Eastbound Imperial aeroplane, the air mails for Australia, Java Sic. previously announced as closing at 7 p.m. yesterday will
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    22 6 The mail despatched from Singapore on Sent. 11 by the Rajputana was delivered in London on Oct. 3 '22 daysi.
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    THE HARBOUR
    123 6 SHIPS AI/DNGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore. Oct. 5 Fast Wharf (Entrance Gate II Rohna 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Toyama Maru 18; Dakar Maru 16: Qieniffer 14; Pres. Garfield 11; Patroclus 9: Kudat 7. Emoire Dork (Entrance Gate 3) Rantaupandjang 30; Kajaiig 36. Empire
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    PASSENGERS BY THE MARELLA
    209 6 The following passengers sailed from pngapoxe by tne Mareua, winch left nr Australia on Saturday: Mr. J. j. Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. L>. G Mack. Mr and Mrs R. J Banner. Mr. M R Holgate. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Barthclcmy, Mr. and Mrs. T E Morgan.
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    90 6 By Imperial and Qantas tines:— Mr. and Mi< w. B. Baggaley and icisi Baggaley arrived from Brisbane by the Sydney and left en route lor London by the Atalanta. Mr. E. N. C. Wooilcrton and Mr B C Atala WerC paLSBKt f tn to Penang by the
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    26 6 Mr. C. H. Hilton, of Shanghai Estate Klebang. is leaving on transfer to Taiping. His place will bo taken by Mr E C. Smith of Sitiawan.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    91 6 ALHAMBRA.—Wheeler iy m "Silly BUlte- «.15 andTlS CAPITOL —"Under Turn m 6.15 and 9.15 pm W 3.15, PAVILION— -The n -Ann Harding an? Herbert u£g£to" 0.10 and y.ib p. m L m ll i>nall)-_ of^^ RE i"l* U orge White's Scandals oi 1935 -7 p.m. and 9.15 nm dnaaii>
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    KALLANG BASIN
    225 6 New Site For Evicted Vegetable Growers THE following decisions were reached at a meeting of the general committee of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners: Approved the allocation to vegetable growers evicted from the Kallang Basin as a result of anti-malarial measures, of plots of an acre each in the
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    AIR RACE CRASH
    34 6 Reuter Wireless. Johannesburg. Oct. 4. Capt. Clouston. a competitor in the London-Johannesburg air race, crashed near Gwelo. He and his passenger, Mr. Tasker. were uninjured but the machine was wrecked.—Reuter Wireless.
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    13 6 London's 101st automatic exchange -the new Waterloo exchange at Southwark—was open d recently.
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      197 6 Raffles Brasserie BRAS BASAH ROAD. Noted For Our Excellent Cuisine POPULAR GRILL FOR CONTINENTAL DISHES HIGH CLASS i WE SERVE THE BEST CURRY CONFECTIONERY I DISHES IN TOWN AFTERNOON TEAS A POPULAR PRICES. SPECIALITY. DANCING TO THE LATEST RADIOGRAM ALL THE NEWEST MOST POPULAR DANCE RECORDS. Wedding- Birthday Cakes made
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      103 6 Singapore Municipality TENDERS are now invited for the lollowing materials or services. For particulars, see Municipal Tender Room. Date of closing I Transportation of goods from Singapore Harbour Board premises for the Electricity Dept. during 1937. (Tender Deposit $100). 4 p.m.. Monday. 12th Oct., 1936. Supply of Liquid Chlorine during
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      225 6 DIABETES. Thabib A. Md. Hassan guarantees to cure DIABETES by personal treatment with roots, leaves and fruits of trees obtained from Bataks and Sakais of Sumatra after a research work of more than twelve years in order to fina out the enemy which is sure to kill the disease, no
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      181 6 POSTAL INTELLIGENC E j s STEAMER MAIL DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME China I generally I Patroclus Oct. 5 3 p.m. Hongkong Patroclus „53 p.m. Pontianak Raub „52 p.m. Rengat and Tembilahan Flevo 5 noon TOMORROW Pengerang Aik Soon ..6 9 a.m. Ceylon President Garfield Oct. 6 11
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      461 6 CLUB DIARY [There are itumsrous Clubs ana Zocieliez in Singapore, most of me members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is proSimspecially far Secrearte* are invited to co-operate I»JWJSLo, up-w-date and complete. Happening. Zfvneral interest will still oe mcufa in the "Diary of Events:' The>, Club
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      127 6 WHAT'S ON Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO DAY. OCT. 5 High Tides:-113 a.m.. 9 ft. 3 ins.. 12.47 n m 9 ft 7 ins. Footba?!: Charity Match. Army v. TheH °°v ey Angto Chinch School: SRC, indian A 5.,,, T" Medical, College. TA SJI V. SC.C. A, BAzAs., gji
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    WORLD BRIDGE CONTEST
    163 7 Millionaire's Offer Of A "Davis Cup" Paris. ted States bridge player announced a^erger affe?ting a TouO nn o Players in 55 countries, had been arran ged between the Internationall Br Le n agSe and the retain ?Sp rganisati he' said, would Jimrim league title and act as
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    DEFENCE EQUIPMENT
    103 7 dm Sydney. N.S.W. Sept. 22. The-Minister for Defence (Sir Archdale Parkhill» has announced that an organisation of principal Defence Force officers had been formed in Australia to make a survey of defence equipnent and requirements. A similar organisation exi-sted in great Britain, he said. The new organisation would
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    SNAKE-CATCHING AS A LIVELIHOOD
    350 7 Australian Family Which Collect Reptiles Sydney, N.S.W., Sept. 19. A TEN-FEET diamond snake swung f 1 from the open kitchen door of the home 01 Mr. and Mrs. Cann in La Ferouse, near Sydney, its head swaying above a cot in which slept a V/ 2
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    EIGHTEEN ESCAPES
    142 7 isrotners Helped By Beautiful Girl Two brothers. wh 0 between then, while on their way to prison, have now been finally locked away. The brothers. Jacoub and Idriss El Salem, were "wanted" for thefts in every part of Egypt. A beautiful Egyptian girl, Hind Hassan, engineered their escapes
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    KING EDWARD IN BULGARIA
    232 7 Great Welcome A HISTORIC VISIT Sofia. fIING EDWARD—the first British Monarch to set foot on Bulgarian SOU. Stations on the route to Sofia were thronged by people in native costumes. At Plovdiv King Edward received the mayor and commander of the garrison, who presented him with
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    JAPAN & SOUTH SEAS
    64 7 JAPAN SOUTH SEAS Special Department Of Foreign Office 'By Air Mail) (From Our Jmn Corrcspvndt \t} London, Sept. 23. A new section of the Japanese Foreign Office has been opened this week, according to a cable from Tokyo Styled the South-seas Affairs Section IZ\ U h 2 nd i c
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      677 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS "Picture Book" Readers! Please note Crossword Puzzle Clue No. 39 (Across) is "Frame of Mind" in October issue. WANTED—Agents and representatives by leading British Manufacturers. Send 30 cts. stamps (S.S. or F.M.S.) for complete directory giving particulars of 200 openings. "Agencies" Malaya Tribune FOR SALE—I 929 Norton Motor
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      426 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS MORTX; A( i E E'S S A LE~~ Several pieces of rubber lands situate at Pulau Sebang, Malacca, held under S. G Nos. *****. *****, *****, ***** ano *****. Total area 25 acres 2 roods and 24 poles. Together with the building thereon. To be sold by Public
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      282 7 4 VAL v E I ~4> CHAR AUNG BEDSIDE RUGS MADE IN BELGIUM 55 CURINGS IN THESE CHARMING RUGS ARF SO ULTRA MODERN IN CONCEPTION THAT IT IS IMPOSSIBIF TO CONVEY THEIR ATTRACTIVENESS IN MERE WORDS f MODERN STYLE. OR IN THE DELIWITH old style VASES AND DELIGHTFULLY SOFT PILE
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      169 8 BERT ROB'T lISL DOROTHY LEE TAXI OF LAUGHING GAS .> FROM THESE PAINLESS DENTISTS! mWL\W-.- LAST TWO SHOWS TO-NIGHT ALHAMBRA <he QUITE A SOMEBODY. AFTER ALL! Just a homeless harum\l T her v^mmam m s scaruni without even a with If^^B 0 JANE WITHERS w JANE D ARWCiI RALPH MORGAN
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      502 8 JeTsiTMatthews ROBERT YOUNG BONNIE HALE r "Lavish revue sequences, America raves over this British hit! "Miss Mar, X Miss Matthew songs and > dances are outstanding thews has no equai in «3* First-rate show Hollywood. Her pictures NEW YORK AMERICAN. are a welcome joy." jjg PAVILION O PEXIXG Till AT
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    EPWORTH LEAGUE
    126 9 Annual Dinner Of Malacca Body (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Sunday. ABOUT 100 members of the Malacca n Epworth League and their friends spent a most enjoyable evening yesterday, when the League held its annual dinner at the Suydam Girls' School Hall. A large number of ladies were
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    ALLEGED ASSAULT
    97 9 Former Policeman Released On Bail (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Oct. 4. .Mohamed bin Ahmad, formerly a policeman and now in the Johore Military Forces, Johore Bahru, was charged yesterday before Sheikh Abu Bakar •Second Magistrate, Johore Bahru I with having caused grievous hurt to a Punjabi
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    ROTARY CLUB
    47 9 Mr. D. G. Osborne-Jones will be the speaker at the meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club on Wednesday. His subject will be English Humourists." Mr. Justice Whitley will speak on "Reminiscences. Legal and Otherwise" at a dinner meeting at the Adelphi Hotel on Oct. 14.
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    ENGLISHMAN'S 800 DESCENDANTS
    216 9 Celebrate Tercentenary In Amsrica Dedham, Massachusetts MORE than 800 descendants of an lft Englishman named Jonathan Fairbanks are now gathered here to celebrate the tercentenary of what they claim is the oldest house in the United States. It was built in 1636 by Fairbanks himself who had
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    £400,000,000 WANTED
    125 9 To Prevent Railway Crossing Accidents In Canada Ottawa. One hundred and fourteen persons were killed in accidents at level crossings in Canada last year, whilst a further 304 were injured, according to a member of the Board of Railway Commissioners. This heavy toll of casualties is due to
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    55 9 His Ex. Mgr. A. Devals, the Bishop of Malacca, visited Matang Tinggi. one of the villages in Province Welleslev. on Saturday afternoon. This is the first time that he came to this place for 'he purpose of giving confirmation to the converts who are either inhabitants of Matang Tinggi or
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    40 9 Mr. A. W. Frisby. Asst. Inspector of Schools, Perak, left on Sunday on transfer to Malacca. Mr. and Mrs E H. S. Bertherton of Teluk Anson have arrived m Taiping. Mr. Bretherton is to take the place of Mr. Frisby.
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      121 9 R. A. THOMPSON, D.O.Sc, (Doctor of Ocular Science) Specializing: Eyesight. Nervous, squint, subnormal vision, problem casej. Glasses if needed. 4, Arcade, Ground Floor. Phone 3002. 35 Years European Clinical Experience F r growing \j boys and girls If The daily strain of work and play especially in a hot climate
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      261 9 MQSj£Rf/OT snappy.- rhythmic: ChoruSf P Jft X?" 0 while f wayl "B their Melodious and Rhythmic reaction et these three —^w-x 8797 L h c BB a nanas beca «se they ha ye no bones. Wah Hoo! 8745 Sentimental Gentleman from Georgia Q M eet me by the Icehouse Lizzie.
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    ACKNOWLEDMENTS
    153 10 MRS. S. HENDROFF and family beg to thank all those who so kindly attended rhe funeral of the late Mr. A M. Hendroff, and also «til those who sent wreaths and letters of condolence. MR YEO AH LEK and family wish to thank all those friends and relatives and
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    CEYLON'S RUBBER
    729 10 JsJO much has been heard of tin control and the claims of the various countries which ask fgj more, thai the fad thai Malaya", other great industry, rubber, is also subject to an international scheme of restriction is simosl forgotten. To all appearances the rubber restriction scheme has
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    COMMANDER ROBLNSON
    131 10 Death Of Man Who Fought Pirates Ofi Malacca <Dy Air Maii> (From Our Own Correspondent) London. Sept. Commander C. N Robinson a naval otacer who forsook his early lor journalism has just died at the age or 87. His naval career becan in ISOl as a sub-Lieutenant on
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    27 10 Mr. D. E. Milson. Chief Instructor of the Perak Flying Club, has returned to Ipoh from Singapore. He was at Taiping on Tuesday giving instruction in flying.
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    32 10 Mr. A. J. Sturrock, who has been an mmate pi .lie European Hospital :*aMi Gajah for a few days, has been dtec| arged and la continuing his i .1 the Grand Hotel.
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    37 10 Mr. C. M. Macdonald. manager of the Eastern Smelting Company Karapar and Pusmg Agencies, will succeed Mr D J Fleming as the manager of the Ipoh branch when the !atte«- l«rves 101 Penang on transfer this week
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    NOTES & COMMENTS The Mariner's Pau
    168 10 NOTES COMMENTS The Mariner's Pau I THE suggestion has been made that the j ccistpl trade of Malaya should be reserved for British tonnage, in view of fcre gn ccmpetition. A correspondent writes that if this is ever done the Govern menl should see to it that the men employed
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    Cost Of Living
    214 10 JHE shipowner may argue that the c astal man is better off than any Of his colleagues at home. This may j be true in actual money, but when the cost of living is taken into consideration il is contended that the local man is ret well
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    Mr. Jacobs' Poems
    108 10 1 JUL work of Mr. C. E. H. Jacobs, of the j Malayan Educational Service, whose I poems have appeared in the Malaya Tribune on several occasions, is highly j praised In the Poetry Review. Special mention is made of a poem entitled "The j Spanish Dancer,"
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    Burnt Air Mail
    136 10 •THERE was unusual excitement connected with the air mail delivered in Singapore on Saturday morning. This was the mail brought on the ill-fated j Athena, which was destroyed by fire at j Delhi, and a considerable portion wa.-- lost or sustained damage by fire. The Post Office
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    Topics Of The Day
    513 10 By "Looker On" A MATHEMATICIAN computes that the perfect hand at bridge is dealt once In 6.000.000 And even then it goes to the other fellow. A A A Fatness is the result of Fear," declares a medical writer. This will be stoutly denied. A man
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    REDS ERECT BARRICADES IN EAST END OF LONDON
    246 11 BATTLE WITH THE FASCISTS BATON CHARGES BY POLICE "HUMILIATING DEFEAT" FOR SIR OSWALD MOSLEY Reuter. London, Oct. 5. JHE disturbances in the East End last night arising out of the abortive Fascist march are splashed in the newspapers. Accounts of the affair
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    CONSCRIPTION IN CATALONIA
    152 11 All Between IS And 40 To Serve Reuter Wireless. Burgos, Sept. 30. /JENERAL Franco, who hitherto u has been conducting; operations in the south, has been officially appointed Commander-in-Chief cf the Insurgent Forces wuh the title of "Chief of the Spanish Army." The Catalan Cabinet «loyalist» has
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    TINDALE'S BIBLE
    100 11 Portions Read In The Churches Reuter. London. Oct. 4. THOUSANDS of churches to-day read portions ol the Bible as flirt translated into English 400 yearn ago by Tindule, in commemoration of th anniversary of his burning at stak* ia Brussels as a heretic For the translation the British
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    DOLLAR LINER STRIKE
    31 11 Reuter Wireless. New York. Oct. 1. The sailing of the American liner President Roosevelt has been cancelled owing to the strike of 200 members of the crew.—Reuter Wireless.
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    24 11 Mr. J. Shelton, of the Institute for Medical Research, Kuala Lumpur, accompanied by Mr. Shelton and child are due back from Home this week.
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    A group of prominent people at the tea party given by Syed Ibrahim Omar Al.agoff at his residence, untitled Line, on Saturday in commemoration of the signing of the Treaty of Alliance and Friendship between Egypt and Great Britain. The group includes H.H Tungku Abu BaKar (extreme right) Mrs. Lee Choon Guan. M.B.E. (left) and Mr M. C. Johannes (centre).
    60 11 A group of prominent people at the tea party given by Syed Ibrahim Omar Al.agoff at his residence, untitled Line, on Saturday in commemoration of the signing of the Treaty of Alliance and Friendship between Egypt and Great Britain. The group includes H.H Tungku Abu BaKar (extreme right) Mrs. Lee
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    SCOTT'S STORY OF AIR RACE
    277 11 "An Ordinary Job Of Work" Reuter Wireless. Johannesburg, Oct. 1. MODESTLY aad casually Scott told lfl Reuter tlr story of his epic flight •Really this is just an ordinary job of work," he said -There were no high spots and no tough spots, net even
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    EUROPEAN KILLED
    64 11 Accident At Kaub Hold Mine jdLWS has been received in Singan pore of the death of Mr. A. Josephsen. surface, superintendent of the Raub Australian (iold Mining Co.. Ltd.. Pihang. His ilea'h o<»urr«(I un Saturday night and is believed to have been the result of an accident, but
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    MOVING TOWARDS FREE TRADE
    735 11 French Policy OFFICIAL CONTROL OF PRICES Reuter Wireless. Paris, Saturday. £OBDEN must have turned in his grave but this time with delight on publication of to-day's "Journal uiiu-iei decreeing the establishment ol a French Customs Commission for the control of prices "in order to avoid any
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    EVACUATION OF MADRID?
    120 11 AIR RAIDS Rebels Claim A Hundred Victims Reuter. Rabat, Oct. 4. THE insurgent radio station at Cadiz claims that a hundred person* vrrc billed when a Government benib factory was destroyed dunng Friday night's air raid on Mad lid —Reuter. Madrid, Oct. 4. The evacuation of Midiid
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    ENEMY OF "SOVIET"
    115 11 Franco Outlines The New Regime Reuter. Lisbon. Oct. 2. The new Spain will be ruled by a corporative system similar to that in force in Portugal, stated General Franco to-day in a proclamation addressed to the Spanish people. The proclamation declared that work for all would be
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    PALESTINE MUCH QUIETER
    145 11 HOPE OF PEACE Arab Appeal For End Of Strike Reuter. Jerusalem, Oct. 4. 4S a result of the increased hopes of a settlement of the Arab strike it is understood that Government intends to hold in abeyance at present the proclamation of martial law in Palestine. A
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    WAR VETERAN'S DEATH
    27 11 Magdeburg. Oct. L The death is announced of General Von Arnim who commanded the Fourth German Army Corps in the war time.— Reuter Wireless.
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    MORE FRENCH STRIKES
    28 11 Reuter Wireless. Lille. Oct. 2 Stay-in strikes have started and the strikers are demanding restoration of pay cuts affecting between thirty and 40.00C workers.—Renter Wireless
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    Outbreak Of Fighting Any Moment
    1046 12 WHAT NANKING EXPECTS LATEST NEWS Britain And U.S.A. Prepare Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Oct. 4. EXPECTING an outbreak of hosti- lities at any moment, the Nanking Government has started to make emergency preparations. According to information received from Japanese sources the Yangtse liiver has
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    NEW CHIEF JUSTICE IN STRAITS
    180 12 Attorney-General Given The Post Singapore, Sunday. IT is announced that h.M. the King I has approved Ihe appointment of the Hon. Mr. P. A. MeElwaine. Attor-ney-General, Straits Settlements, to be Chief Justice, 5.8., in succession to Sir Walter Huggari. Fifty-two years of age, Mr. Percy
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    END OF DEADLOCK SOON?
    182 12 Japanese Envoy Flying To Peiping Reuter. Shanghai, Oct. 5. RAPID end to the present dead- lock in the Sino-Japanese negotiations is expected to iollow the arrival of Mr. Kuwashima (Foreign Office envoy) from Japan this afternoon. It is understood that he will leave immediately by air
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    SULTAN & SELANGOR SUCCESSION
    52 12 SULTAN SELANGOR SUCCESSION Question To Be Raised At Home Reuter. London, Oct. 4. THE visit of the Sultan of Selangor is 1 featured in newspapers. The Sunday Referee publishes an interview through an interpreter in which the Sultan is reported to have indicated his desire to raise the question of
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    MALAYANS AT HOME
    255 12 Engagement Of Mr. F. A. Briggs <By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Sept. 23. DECENT callers at Malaya House were Mr. P. D. Carmichael, Mr. J. A S. Giles and Mr. and Mrs. W. Jones all of Singapore; Mr. M. L. Phillips Seremban; Mr. and
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    AIR MAIL DELAYS
    101 12 (From Our Oun Correspondent.) Bangkok, Sunday. THE eastbound X.L.M. and Imperial 1 Airways planes only left Calcutta this morning. They are stopping the night at Rangoon and will proceed to Singapore to-morrow. The westbound Imperial Airways plane which left Smgapore this morning has been held up owiiiu
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    SERVICING RUBBER INDUSTRY
    504 12 New R.RJ. Director ADDRESS AT I.S.P. CONFERENCE the half-yearly conference of the Incorporated Society of Planters, in Kuala Lumpur over the week-end, Mr. H. J. Page, the Director of the Rubber Research Institute, said: I am very sensible of the very kind welcome you have given me
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    JUDGE CRITICISES MAGISTRATE
    457 12 Record Of Conviction Omitted (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Oct*. 4. IN the Appeal Court, Johore Bahru, before Mr. Justice J. V. G. Mills, yesterday, two Javanese named Geman bin Haji Latiff and Abubakar bin Abdullah, successfully appealed against a conviction and fine.of $30 each, imposed
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    CONDUCTOR'S APPEAL
    221 12 Theft Of Estate Furniture Alleged (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Oct 4 TAMIL named s. Dorai. formerly n employed as a junior conductor on Johore Labis Estate, appealed yesterday before Mr. Justice J. V. G. Mills, in the Supreme Court. Johore Bahru, against sentence of a month's
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    GERMAN ARMY EXPANSION
    41 12 Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Oct. 2. The formation of two new Army Corps is disclosed by the announcement that General yon Reichens"u has been appointed to command the llth r2t my Arm n y d -S&'M? haVG nly be
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    U.S. "RED" CANDIDATE
    20 12 Reuter Wireless. Terrehaute (Indiana) rv.t 1 any denial of h,s Reuter Wireless. gM to s pe ak
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    NO ALIEN TRADE UNION
    313 12 PLEA REJECTED New Strike: 110 Coolies Involved Singapore, Monda>. APPROXIMATELY 50 Chinese building coolies engaged by contractors in constructional work al the naval base and about 60 working at the new civil aerodrome went on strike on Saturday. Hundreds of Chinese building Labourers downed tools some
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    NEW CHAMBER FOR THE LEAGUE
    129 12 Handsome £2,000.000 Structure Reuter Wireless. Geneva. Oct 2 THE new £2.000.000 Council Chamber for 1 the League will be formally inaugurated this evening by a special sitting of the Council. The hall is a very handsome room considerably wider than long and with dull brass
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    DOLLAR LINER
    55 12 T arnln "SS! 1 1 Garfield «n Saturday Manila Glght oclock <**» befwee"? /he humored ueiween the Philippines and Honekone the vessel pu* into Manila 14 hours everarVours r Ma H nila several nouis behind time Mi in transit are Hayes, who is eoina to his «?if« n
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    Famous Film Director In Singapore MR. JOSEF VON STERNBERG
    489 13 STAR-MAKER Interviewed By The Tribune Singapore, Monday. MR. Josef yon Sternberg, the famous film director, who js credited with the making of such stars as Marlene Dietrich, Emil Jannings. Clive Brook, George Bancroft and others, arrived in Singapore on Saturday evening
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    LEAGUE ASSEMBLY
    71 13 Legitimacy Of Spanish Government British Official Wireless. London, Oct 4. AT Geneva to-day, the Assembly of the League of Nations concluded ti.e general discussion of the SecretaryGeneral's report. The head of the Spanish delegation, the former leader of the Spanish Catholic Party, Senor Ossorio Y. Gue lardo intervened
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    244 13 Mr. C. G. Jenncr And Miss Marjorie Horn A PRETTY wedding took place at St Andrew's uatne«.ral on bo uiday anernoon. when ftCJs M&rjor*€ v. i-ioi n, of Writ'le, Essex, became the bride of Mi. Ciianc o. (icuier. Ifr. Jenner la with the tn ;ii of V.'nna.n Jack*
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    COLONIAL INSTITUTE
    90 13 Twenty-Third Reunion Opens In London British Official Wireless. Umdon, Oct. 4. Th;? Duke cf Kent will open on Monday in the House of Lords, the first session of the twenty-third' reunion of the International Colonial Institute which is meeting all next week in London. Delegates from Great Britain,
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    SUMMER TIME
    21 13 British Official Wireless. London. Oct. 4. Summer Tim'- comes to an ena in Great Britain to-night —British Official Wireless.
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    NEW SCHOLARSHIP FUND
    185 13 Appeal Of S Ira its Chinese Reading Club T-HE Strait* Chinese Reading Club, branch cf the Chines. Christian Association, has adopted the following resolution at a general meciing of past and present members: "Thi>t a Scholarship Fund of $2,000 or mor? ba raised among past and present
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    FRANCE'S APPEAL
    58 13 Example Of Customs Barriers Reuter. Paris, Oct. 4. APPEALING to all countries to fol cw the example of France aflcl lower customs barriers, M. Spinasse, the Minister of National Economy, broadcasting to the Nation said: "International conversations have already begun; thty will be concluded in a few week.,
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    MALACCA CONCERT
    117 13 Successful Function At The Convent (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Sunday. The beautiful hall of the French Convent was fully packed on Friday night, Oct. 2. when the Convent staged a successful concert. Among the many distinguished people present were the Resident Councillor, the Hon Mr G. W
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    LOCAL WEDDING
    98 13 Bridegroom An Active Worker In Reading Club Singapore. Monday. The wedding of Mr. Tan Peng Whee. the eldest son of Mr. Tan Choon Leong. and Miss Koh Chye Lian. the third daughter of Mrs. Koh Hoo Giaw, took place on Saturday at "Newton Lodge." 39, Newton Road. Mr.
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    MALACCA TEACHERS
    92 13 Office-Bearers For The Year Elected (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Sunday. At the annual general meeting of the Malacca Teachers Association held at the High School Hall on Wednesday, the following were elected office-bearers for the ensuing year: President, Mr. P. G. Pamadasa: vicepresident, Mrs. Loh Hung Loon,
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    SHENSI REDS
    49 13 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Oct. 5. Ten thousand Communists under Siao Koh and Ho Lung have been dispersed by the Government troops in Chenghsien and Kanghsien, in Shensi. The former city has been recovered. The troops are attacking the remanants of the Reds.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    M. C. C. Tourists Win Opening Match Of Tour ALL-CEYLON BEATEN M.C.C. TOURISTS IN FORM
    280 14 ALLEN'S 82 Hammond Hardstaff Also Do Well M.C.C., who are on their way to Australia, won the nrst match of their itinerary, since leaving London on Sept. 12, when on Saturday thev beat the All-Ceylon
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    MILE RACE
    63 14 Lovelock Beaten By San Romani Reuter. A Princeton, Oct. 3. At the Palmer Stadium, in the "mile of the century" the winner was San Romani Lovelock was second and Cunningham third. Romani won by two yards. Cunningham was four yards behind Lovelock. The times were Romani 4 minutes
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    ANOTHER CHANCE FOR JACK PETERSEN
    160 14 A World Title Fight In View JACK PETERSEN, having lost all his British heavy-weight boxing chamfii? nsh i p may g0 to the United States this winter to fight for a world title, states a London message. He is negotiating with Mr. "Jimmy" Johnston, the
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    S.C.R.C. AND INDIANS DRAW
    131 14 One Goal Each In Hockey Match At Balestier Singapore, Monday. AN Balestier Plain yesterday, the S.C.R.C. and the Indian Association drew l—l at hockey. The Chinese had more of the play ana should have won but their finishing was poor. Shortly before the interval the Indians
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    SELANGOR RACE MEETING SECOND DAY
    260 14 Weights For Five Races Only FOLLOWING are weights for the second f day five races only of the Selangor run Club. Autumn meeting (Wednesday 4 0o a pm 3 H01SCS Chis s 3 Div 5 5> 2 furs. Time g 0 Arimanes y«* Mandai 8
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    JOHORE SOCCER
    29 14 rfrom Our Own Correspondent; Johore Bahru, Oct 4 Istana padan* Thd rj V"Poi on thr by five Solfto ,;,i S eVentoB won Mr. p. Johnson re forced.
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    LOCAL RUGGER
    24 14 Tomorrow -Tuesday» at snm »1. St. Andrew's School nlh vv P V' the the Middlesex ''A rw? y XV vvill me(? t
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    SINGAPORE HOCKEY: POSITIONS
    200 14 THE following hockey table has been drawn up from first and "A" team fixtures in Singapore. In order to keep the table up-to-date, the co-oDeration is asked of club secretaries and players concerning games which have not been reported. Goals P. W. L. D. F. A. S.C.R.C.
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    10,000 ENTRIES FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
    247 14 Greenkeepsr As England's Foremost Golfer? (By Air Mail) London. THARLES Venn, a greenkeeper at Berk- *55f has a right to consider himself England s foremost golf champion. Sk** twn course of the Sunningdale Uub. Berkshire. Venn won the Artisan Golfers' Championship from a field which, prior
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    JOHORE RUGGER
    43 14 Johore South v. Army Mat,!, Postponed (From Our Own Correspondent) rugger JO ma°t r ch ßahrU ct 4 Played between Johorp SZV** 6 to b Army on the civil Service Cnh a "2 Johore Bahru. yesteVrial 0 b P-dang. -ate ..^i:'^^.
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    HOCKEY TEAMS
    184 14 Police day T ay C Y^ w C t Sikh Kean. Gan Kee Tian-^rP B; lm Ch "i cheong Foong Seontr' rh?. m lm Lock Reserves: Evan Wone- ici S° on Ann < ftua Choon Leone e Ycw H( *K; On Wednesday s r p r> Raffles College
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    TO-DAY'S CHARITY SOCCER
    287 14 THE TEAMS Army v. Rest Thrills Expected Singapore. Monday THRU.LING soccer is anticipated at (he Alison Road Stadium this afternoon when the Army mert the Rest. The latter will comprise of civ the Roynl Air Force and H.MS I There should be a record crowd more so
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    CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF
    101 14 The American Women's Singles Reuter Wireless. Summit (New Jersey) Oct 3 Over 30 holes in the rh:a of the toffiES h W rT Cn S Championsip 0 tne British player, Miss Pamela Barton Jhe S 18th a P Mrs Orcut Crew 'a ninth e lg ne down at
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    LOCAL GOLF
    103 14 SlV;V ,d Medal «""petitions At Kcppel r °k^compem"n clober medal on Saturday ar.d Sunj'y c .?t ywl > m T! >e SSPu&PK :9 35-1930 "<m f mon th]y' nly to :vin i?35 to September 1936 sf rc m October »e plnved for r, n eJ* 3< In c«u?ive)
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    JOHORE RIFLE CLUB
    37 14 Co,„p c(ilions Results Johore Rifle r the Umber; competitions for Sep Ca Pt. H Piu PL* 98 l»t W 2nd. Plke -R E. 29 33 32 d R a E FH CarMr. f k
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    197 16 A FEW SUGGESTIONS YTo the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir,—With reference to "a few suggestions" by Mr. M. R. S. Ezekiel in your paper of Sept. 29, I cordially endorse his suggestion in the matter of lowering the assessment rates and to substantiate my statement,
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    CENTENARIAN'S DEATH
    154 16 Said To Have Reached Nearly 108 Years Kyogle, N.S.W. Sept. 19. The death is reported of Mrs. Mary Magnay. who would have been 108 years of age next December. She was in good health and in full possession of her faculties until her death. Mrs. Magnay was born
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    JAPAN-SHANGHAI RUN
    66 16 N.Y-K. Add Three More Freighters With the commencement of the wheat and r aw cotton market season, the Nippon Yusen Kaisha added three freighters to the fleet of vessels on the Japan-Shanghai run. The vessels are the Italy Maru. 9JD00 tens, chartered from the Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha: the
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    THE MODERN GIRL DEFENDED
    346 16 Not So Bad As She Is Painted London. A DEFENCE of the modern girl comes from an ecclesiastical source— Church House. Westminster, headquarters of the August Church Assembly. "Time was," states an official declalation, "when every 'silly season* provided the newspaper reader with reports of more
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    MUI TSAI COMMISSION
    180 16 Miss Picton-Tui bervill's Opinion London, Sept. 5. Suggestions of secrecy in the Government Commission's investigations of child slavery in Hongkong and Malaya were answered yesterday by Miss Edith Picton-TurberviU, a member of the Commission One has returned to England before the other two members. Sir Wilfrid Woods,
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    TITLED WOMAN ON FIVE CHARGES
    1031 16 SERIOUS ALLEGA TIONS AGAINST POLICE (By Air Mail* London. Sept. 25. SUGGESTIONS that a young titled woman was pulled out of her car and dragged across the road by a police officer after being stopped for an alleged motoring offence were made in court at
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    FRAUDS ON RELIEF ROLLS
    191 16 New York Unemployed Give False Addresses New York. WIDESPREAD fraud* on the un- employment rolls in New Yo/k City are revealed in a survey conducted by the WPA (Works Progress Administration! itself. A check was made on 2.084 employees out of the 244.0'j0 on the relief
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    STILL IN THE RACE
    62 16 Reuter. Cairo. Saturday. victor Smith arrived at Cairo at midnmht and took off, for Khartum at 120 a.m.. hoping to reach Johannesburg before the time limit expires at 0 30 a m. on Sunday Clouston, who at first led and then was delayed by engine trouble,
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    IMPORT DUTY ON CARS
    121 16 Proposed Reduction In Yugoslavia (JOOD news for British is Z co nt ained ir. the report here that Yugoslavia is proposing to abohsr v considerably reduce the impou duon motor-cars 1 aa^v -t>, ouiupe in tnis resner The important duty at v amounts to bE~,i J5
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    JAPANESE IN SLAM
    46 16 (From Our Own Correspondent) The latest 5£ Urday Chamher« r,f uxner to th« many *anTkok?hi?"2 S 0e f in h?s been L at f the Japanese, which to operate displays of amftv wt£° m Nippon and work in amity with other existing chambers.
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      371 16 iI T0 PENANG \V° X 3 Hours JEf Services: Sun. Wed. aW ~a T> v Single fare £9 TO BRISBANE In 3H Day*. Services: Mon. Prt Single fare £52 ($446 approx.) TO ENGLAND In m Days. Services: Sun. Wed. Single fare £156 (§1,337 approx.) IMPERIAL AIRWAY* 1 Healthy children are
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      238 16 MEN IN MIDDLE LIFE No symptom can be more disturbing to the peace of mind than undue frequency and urgency. This distressing complaint is very common to men in middle life, and may well be due to enlargement and hardening of the Prostate Gland. The dangers of enlarged prostate are
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      12 16 Imperial "Good Companion" All-British SOLE AGENTS DUNCAN ROBERTS LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR
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      86 17 BE DAK fW$W\ VIRGIN I POWDER Manufactured in Batavia, Java. This Famous Face Powder is now obtainable in Singapore. It beautifies and smooths the skin. Guaranteed free from injurious ingredients. Try a box and be convinced. Please apply for free sample packet for a week's trial. From Sole Distributors. THE
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      33 17 Arriving To-Day HOLLYWOOD RADIO RECEIVERS. 11 14 TUBES. THE FINEST SET FOR AC DC OPERATION. HIGHEST IN QUALITY, LOWEST IN PRICE. Sun Radio Service Co, 124 Cecil Street. Phone 1450. I i m
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      190 17 slN «ott 'V I T O. 11. SPEC TACLES MEAN COMFORT VISION VOGUE The Optical House 65. STAMFORD ROAD. SINGAPORE. #T. 10E. ALL WAVE A.C. Superhet. HOE BOON LEONG RADIO Dept. 7, Prinsep Street, 60, Selegie Road. Singapore. PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING IT IS IN YOUR OWN INTEREST ADuul|jM I
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      249 17 SENSATION of the AGE! The NEW RCA MAGIC BRAIN RADIO mmi t With MAGIC EYE METAL Tl P.FS X^'-Oa 11-TUBE TABLE RADIO—TUNES IN THE WORLD! |HWal not only last much longer but als_o afford better Radio Full details from the Sole Agents KEE HUAT RADIO COMPANY (.Radio Specialists since K'24)
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      1825 17 Malayan Listeners* Radio I r 6.20 a.m. Gymnastics. BRITISH EMPIRE TRANSMISSION 2 at the Organ of the Regal Cinema. Ed- J5O W^.tenT' PROGRAMMES .6.20 p.m.-Bi g Ben. "Empire Maga- m J77L con&ued"" ReC rded j. „NoB A w rev ew th .c e35 i p Foreign Affairs "by Sir 7
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    235 18 Success Of Trade Fair—Birthday Gifts For Chiang—Sir Meyrick Hewlett Due Shortly—The Mid-Autumn Festival—Buildings For Consulates—Water IVo Victory Of Local Chinese (Bj Our Chinese Correspondent) FARGE crowdi continue to throng the Great Worid every evening i I'M* the Sjc >nd Singapore Chinese Trade Fair, whiifc waa officially de-
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    Planes For Chiang
    211 18 a lwkui.'nu to messages received lrom A Nanking {he Chinese authorities appreciate very much the contribution which the Malayan Chinese are making towards the funds for purchasing aeroplanes for Marshal Chiang Kai Shck on the occasion of his 50th birthday on Cct. 29. The amount is approximately $'1,200.000 <Chine.se currency*
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    Chiana's Thanks
    175 18 THAT the Chinese Air Force Is pay- tag greater attention to the effl- cienl methods practised by the British was evident in the sending cf the recent Chinese mission to the S letar air bese. col. T. 11. Shen. who headed the mission, submitted a r port to Marshal I
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    Friend Of China
    255 18 Mevrick Hewlett, X.C.M.0.. lormerly the British Consul-General in Hankow, and a good friend of j China, la expected to pa.ss through I Singapore shortly on his way back to i England. Sir Meyriek passed through I Singapore In September last year and when Interviewed by me said' tnat he returning
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    A Great Festival
    246 18 THE eighth moon or mld-aulumn festival ilaat Wednesday* has come and gone. As usual the Chinese In Malaya celebrated the occasion with offerings to the Gods in fowls, mooncakes, fruits and other eatables, and joss stick and paper. The children had a grand time with their toy lanterns, which were
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    147 18 I HEAR that Mr. Lim Lean Teng. the 1 well-known Penang and Kedah millionaire, has undertaken to assist in the campaign for collecting funds with which to build Chinese Consulates in Malaya. He has Eigaifled his intention to donate 55 000 It will be remembered thai recently Mr. Leong Sin
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    That Water Polo Win
    98 18 BEFORE concluding, I must refer to the great victory of the water polo team of the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club over the Japanese Olympic players. The local Chinese were not so fa t as their opponents, but they employed superior tactics and their 9-5 triumph shows that the standard of
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    455 18 Th? Current Singapore Prices Singapore. Oct. 2. MEAT Beef, steak, kaii 32 Beet, stew or curry 26 Fillet, steak, per lb 5C Mutton. Australian, per lb. 30 Pork, lean, kati 44 Pork, lean and fat 11st quality* 35 POULTRY Capons 'locally reared», kati 50 Ducks, each 43 Fovte.
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    WHY CRIME EXISTS
    107 18 Poverty The Principal Cause Sydney, N.5.W. Sc pt. 19. Mr. G. S. Shepherd, CSM who iv.o just retired from the bench in an in terview. said the principal caull of enme great and on \he bench his r headed Kw r eason —a man has done some-
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      632 18 PiIOTEtT Your Car From Sun And Rain Use Our Canvas Cover BOON SENG Co., Ltd. rOCK TYPEWRITER C, 28-A, Cnango Alley, Singapore, Telephone No. 2533. Stockists of ERIKA m t Brand New Port- s£m a jjw able Typewriters, 4 N Jg: |f*fl Banks wi*h Eng- 1i s h Keyboards fitted
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      68 18 i SA L E I LADIES', GENTS', CHILDREN'S j i rl O o MI ST BE CLEARED AT ANY PRICE i TO MAKE ROOM FOR TSEW STOCKS. BUY NOW DON'T j 1 MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. COME EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT i COMMENCING FROM IST OCTOBER TO SI ST OCTOBER, 1936
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      68 18 hind by 6-5 and th fy were benese. who looked toS V th? Cm and scored SrS 1 nn 8. allied amidst loud applause succession Pic Games. u/e v~,, 1d ptayers In our midst training and rmni Itn Proper be unposslble Wa noL compete with the wortd?P^LSS 1 t0 pass
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      100 18 MALAYAN LISTENERS' RADIO (Continued from page 17) PHOHI, HOLLAND TO-DAY the e rndies lg f thC Ph hi for 820 p.m. Music 58:45s 8 :45 S£ J£SS? news from Holland I p.m. Musical show. Talk n Sports b Y Mr. C. J. U° St imPortant Sym 10 p.m. Dance music.
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      171 19 I IN 5 DAYS HOME y BY K. L. m. REDUCTION IN FARES EAST OF INDIA £9 Bangkok i' 22 Rangoon t'*s7 Calcutta £50 Karachi L'7l (.o\eminent Officials are entitled to a 10' reduction on the ordinary fares. HEALS WibU A SCAR 77j<? Finest Ointment for Cuts, Bruises Cf Sores.
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      103 19 x fnld I 1 NEW OLD _^^k] twjjfiffix violins -^ae^ Wrife for particulars jf j 115, North Bridge Road. j CHATWOOO FIREPROOF I: j I i H SAFE I 6 CAB INIII I «r 4HI II €i ok s aii d I of f II <i cii in cmli M
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      1116 19 Malayan Listeners* Itaclio 1 ZHI SINGAPORE 'Continued from page 18) (49.9 metres) rtADIO COLONIALE, FRANCE 5.05 p.m. Children's Hour- The Fro- TO-DAY i hhch's baby comes to the Kindergarten 5 P m Recorded music. TO-DAY 5.35 p.m. Sign off DJA and DJB 645 P m New bulletin. wiveleneth- iQfift mptr
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