Malaya Tribune, 16 October 1936

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIII, -No. 245. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY OCTOBER 16, 1936 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore; Friday, Oct. 1«;. 1936 The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY OCTOBER 16, 1936. FIVE CENTS.
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      447 2 ijMMMmmjXllMffllilßiiM M*y*f Mansion M. HASSAN, SO 37, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. I We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service lines. We give prompt attention to all orders either big or small. Why net consult us about your requirements? Estimate submitted upon request without charge or
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      2790 2 MORTGAGEE'S SALE. To be held by public Auction at our sale-room, No. 17, First Cms Strc Malacca, on WEDNESDAY THE 21st. DAY OF OCTOBER 1936. At 12 NOON of The undivided half share of the Mortgagor of and to«B JJfl"* Bukit China and Kampong Java, Malacca, of which the following
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      231 2 I A WIDE VARIED SELECTION OF THE LATEST IN CLOCKS WATCHES MARKED AT KNOCKOUT PRICES ON DISPLAY AT 429. North Bridge Road (Near Middle Road>. On account of opening J Department can have a good Permanent Wave for $8 and $10. at Maison Jalbaud, 21, STAMFORD ROAD —rDANCING:— Latest Ballroom
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES BRITISH SHARE IN SHIPPING
    631 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES BRITISH SHARE IN SHIPPING 8.0. T. Statistics Criticised THE Empire Industries Association has issued the following compilation and commentary based upon the Board o: Trade returns and giving in round figures comparative statistics for the corresponding periods of the two previous years. The method of compilation and
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    OVER-AGE DESTROYERS
    141 3 Washington. Nine over-age destroyers, totalling 10,100 tons, have been offered for sale by the U.S. Navy Department as pait 01 the programme ior the reorganisation of the American Navy. j 1 £2. Na y De Partment remained doubtful aoout the scrapping of American submarine tonnage, but under the
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    ARCTIC EXPEDITION
    293 3 Annual Explorations By Canadian Govt. YEAR by year the Canadian Government an expedition to those areas within the Arctic Circle which come under her control. The primary purpose is to keep contact with the outposts and settlements there, to replenish their supplies and to relieve their personnel. But
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      420 3 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA l\ ft (>. S. N. CO/s OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1936. BURDWAN 6.070 'Oct. 22 CARTHAGE 15,000 Oct. 23 NALDERA 16.000 Nov. 6 SOMALI 6.810 Nov. 18 (OMORIN 15.000 Nov 20 RAJPUTANA 17.000 Dec' 4 BANGALORE 6.000 Dec. 17 RANPURA 17,000 Dec. 18 193" 7 RAWALPINDI
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      123 3 N.Y.K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar, s.s. KATORI MARU Oct 29 s.s. KASHIMA MARU Nov. 12 m.s. YASUKUMI MARU Nov. 25 Rates to Ist Class 2nd Class Naples $497 $540 $317 $343 Marseilles 514
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      431 3 I T FRENCH PORTS I J JB Homewards. j j D'ENTRECASTEAUX For Marseilles. Havre, Antwero St Dunkirk nt™ a LLNoTs >URANE MarSei C6 ff"** k Bordeaux Nov 13* £SL°JS For Marseilles, Havre. Antwerp Si Dunkirk rw> 1 CAP ST JAIQUES For Marseilles. Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Dec 11 J OUTWARDS
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      546 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. S'pore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng ERRIA 12-1 12-1 13-1 15-1 LALANDIA 2-2 2-2 3-2 5-2 JUTLANDIA 23-2 23-2 24-2 16-2
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      448 3 STEAMER SAILINGS w NORDDEUTSCHEK R LLOYD \V— (Incorporated In Germany). The undernoted are the Company intended fixtures: OUTWARDS. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA JAPAN. Due Spore 1936. \rXKAR" Oct. 27 ">N'Eiy£NAU" omits North Stoina Oct. 28 HOMEWARDS FOR HOLLAND, HAMBURG Ami BREMEN:— S s.s. "DONAU" also calls Port Sudan,
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    OUR BABIES: BY WIFE OF MAN AGED 103
    486 4 SHE IS THIRTY: WERE SO HAPPY," SHE SAYS Burnham Market, Norfolk, "WHEN I married him I firmly believed we should be very happy—and mv belief has proved right." So said Mrs. Ann Skeet, aged 30, to me here to-day as she told
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    CANARY MYSTERY
    134 4 Dies Two Hours After Mistress Honiton, Devon. Mrs. Rose Shine, of Kings-road. Honiton. took her pet canary out of its cage and fondled it. A few minutes later she died. Two hours afterwards the canary dropped dead from its perch. A son said later that Mrs. Shute had
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    DOCTORS FIGHT FOR STRICKEN DIVER
    160 4 Search For Decompression Tank New York. nOCTORS of BMlevue Hospital hen V searched the whole city of Nc* York to find a accompression chamue. with which to save the life of a divei —Without succe.-. Eddie Barber, aged 32. went down 187 feet under the
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    48 4 Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Foster of Seremban. entertained a large gathering of friends on Sunday evening the occasion being the christening of their newly-born son. Dancing was indulged in to the tune of amplified music and much merriment prevailed, the party breaking up late in the night.
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    63 4 Mr. E. J. Tily. who left for Penang last week to mee r Mrs. Tily who has returned to Malaya after a holiday In Western Australia arrived back in ipoh from Penang o n Saturday. With Mrs. Tily is Miss. T. Threlkeld of Perth. Western Australia, who it is understood,
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    18 4 Major and Mrs. J. Staley, of Teluk Anson, returned on Monday after being in Ipoh for the week-end.
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    GIRL DEFIES "HOME AT 9 P.M. ORDER"
    518 4 Summons Her Father For Assault (By Air Mail) London, Sept. 30. CLASHING views, regarding the conduct of family life gave rise to a case that presented a singular problem to the Hull magistrates. They had to decide whether a fatner went too far
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    22 4 Mr. R. P. J. Rycroft Inspector of Railway Police. Ipoh. lef k f or P:-nang o n Monday night on inspection duty.
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    17 4 Mr. Fred Ogdon of Pritchard and Co.. Lid., has been admitted to the European Hospital Batu Gajah
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    LEAGUE COVENANT REFORM
    744 4 Changes Suggested PROPOSALS OF THE POWERS Geneva. SEVENTEEN countries have now replied to the League request for proposals with a view to improving the application of the principles of the Covenant —not a large percentage of the 58 members \vh<> were invited to submit their obsei vations.
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      145 4 "Scratching dog is in danger... this is how en^m your dog's suffering, prompt Elj. tasteless Condition Powders every day lor tiirce days. That scratching misery will soon SpjLj I end. But don't overlook the fact that your dog's be m hrst-rate condition if you give him his 3HPil&&.' BKHBH P°h
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      52 4 Mike Mansion' -tts so economical "Mansion" that has established m^mWW^Sm\\m its reputation as the finest polish >*^^^^^^BMb? for floors and furniture. With cSf the minimum of rubbing it gives a beautiful and lasting brilliance. PBPBHHB "Mansion" also ensures a fresh, W^fc*--*J^ffis clean surface and its antiseptic MANSION POUSH FOR FLOORS
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    REFUSED TO SERVE IN ARMY
    162 5 15 Members Of Forbidden Society Sentenced Berlin. FIFTEEN members of the fcrb'dden "society of earnest bible research" have been sentenced to terms of imprisonment rang'ng from one year to two months at Bielefeld, West Germany. They were arrested—with men—for taking part in a funeral at
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    SOVIET FILM BANNED
    178 5 "Ton Days That Shook The World" Sydney, N.S.W. Oct. b. The Soviet him, "Ten Da*3 that S;.o.k the World," has been bannea by Oemmonweallh Film Cen i Mr. Cresswell OR. i;iy> Imported by the Friends of the Soviet Union for release in Sydney, tbo film was held
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      697 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS FOR QUICK SALE—WeiI kept 32 acre rubber estate, 16'i> miles, Senai, Johore, Quit rent $96 p.a. Coupons 18 piculs per quarter. $270 per acre nett. Apply Tsai, 266-A, Middle Road, 3rd floor between 4—6 p.m. Private lessons and coaching in English. French, Dutch, and Malay given by Cambridge
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      1031 5 BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Summary Case. Ba *V4™ ptcy No. 437 of 1922. Re YEW TECK CO. (Separate Estate of Yeap Yew Teck) of No, V-2 Raffles Quay, Singapore. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a First and Final Dividend
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      172 5 There's no need for your girl to suffer as PHYSICIANS she does. Periodical natural functions need j not bring pain and discomfort with them. Doctors say it is a lack of minerals which l\ AL aCANA causes the suffering. And Kalzana quickly remedies that deficiency strengthens the a: v A
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    KEMP AS PAY DIVIDEND OF SIX PER CENT.
    1324 6 A SATISFACTORY YEARS WORKING TIIE 26th annual general meeting of Kempas, Limited, was held in Malacca. Mr. H. S. Russell, Chairman of the Company presiding. The representative of the secretaries. Messrs. Sime, Darby Co., Ltd., having read the notice calling the meeting,
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    28 6 A new air service between Prague and Moscow has been inaugurated. It will be operated by the Czechoslovak State Air Lines in co-operation with the Russian airways. 1
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    REUTERS COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    449 6 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Oct. 15. RUBBER Previous To-day Change Tone Steady Very quiet Spot Buyers 7% 7% Sellers 8 7 1516 —i;i6 November Buyers V/a 7% Sellers 8 7 1516 —I]l6 December Buyers 715,16 1% —I|l6 Sellers 8 8 Jan.|Mar. Buyers 8 715)16 —116 Sellers 81!16 8
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    COLLIERY MERGER
    272 6 Financial Structure Readjustment London, Oct. 1. IN the Vacation Court yesterday Mr. Justice Lewis sanctioned schemes of arrangement providing for the amalgamation of the Bersham Colliery Co., Ltd., with the Broughton and Plas Pawer Coal Co., Ltd., states the Financial News. Mr. H. Christie, K.C., in making the
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    50 6 Dr. A. C. Dutta. M. C. H. Me dical Officer, Malacca General Hospital is to retire in November. Members of the public are said to be getting up a petition to Government requesting that Dr. Dutta's services be continued for one more year though he has reached the age limit.
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    17 6 Mr. W. McBride, of the Borneo Co.. Ltd., leaves Ipoh this week on transfer to Kuala Lumpur.
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    OIL IN SUSSEX
    343 6 Diviner's Striking Claims London. "I HAVE not the slightest doubt that I underneath Sussex there is enough oil to supply our naval and mercantile needs for years, perhaps for centuries." This striking support of the claims concerning oil deposits made by Professor Emerich Herzog, the Austrian diviner,
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    AUSTRALIAN GOLD
    91 6 Kig Increase In The Output Federal Capital Territories, Australian gold produced this yea£*****99 an merely of £1.504,667 over the value at this" stage of last year. In sterling the respective gold production values for the first eteht months of 1936 and 1935 ha™ k? £5 042,399 and £3.848
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    ROYAL DUTCH CO.
    147 6 Payment Of Dollar Bonds Reuter. Amsterdam, Sept. 30. THE board of the Royal Dutch Co., has decided not to pay any more than 2.46 fl. per dollar on the Dollar bonds on account of the October 1 coupon, states the correspondent of the Financial News. When this
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    RENONG TIN
    254 6 London. Sept. 30. AS with most other tin-producing conn cerns, the accounts of the Renong Tin Dredging reflect the great improvement in the industry which has resulted from the maintenance of the restriction scheme in spite of fluctuations in the price of the metal, states the Financial News.
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      70 6 T 1 klf H&h Of course you'll want full-colour Kodachrome movies of the colourful out-door scenes. For such shots, Kodachromc is the obvious answer. Now available in CINE-KODAK 8 v.;, a camera everybody can afford. It Jia&Elffly xcels b >' itiS utmost simplicity m manipulation. and economic use. Cine-"Kodak" 8
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    415 7 Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Friday morning. RUBBER Singapore: -7 7 16 cts., down 116 Market Tone: Quiet. n: 7 7 ,;d.. down 1 16d. Market Tone: Quiet. \v u York: 16 s cts., down lil6 ct. Market Tone: Dull. Buyers are again rather lower in ideas this
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1489 7 Issued by Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt Singapore, Oct 16. 10 am. Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers rraser Co. Lye,ll Evatt 4 Ampat Tin 4- 44 4- 46 Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers £1 Asam Kumbang 26 6 28
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    JIMAH RUBBER ESTATES
    312 7 5 Per Cent. Dividend Recommended THE directors of Jimah Rubber Estate*, Limited in their report to the twenty-sixth annual general meeting of shareholders to be held m the Exchange Room. Fullerton Builumg. Singapore, on Saturday. Oct. 24, i93t>. at 12 o'clock noon state: Your directors submit herewith
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      52 7 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE C OMPANY, LTD. Incorporated in New Zealand) MOTOII (Alt INSURANCE W. J. DEXTER, Manager. 1 5926, 2, Finlayson Green, 7 Tin- Eastern United ASSURAMCR CORPORATION LIMITED. f 'IRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE "URGLARY, PERSONAL ACCI JJENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSA"ON AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE, ■CAD OFFICE. CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. L
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      90 7 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and SuDscribed Capital £2,000,000 Paid-up Capital £1,000,000 Reserve Fund 50C.0U0 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi. Madias. Amara, Baghdad Bahrein, Basra. Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapoie. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed Deposits or
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      505 7 THE UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) 31-A, Chulia Street, i Bon ham Building) Singapore. Authorised Capital $4,000,000 Issued, Subscribed and Paid Up $1,000,000 Telegraphic Address: TYEHTJABANK Telephone Nos:— 5182, 5183, 5184, 5185 5180. Board of Directors:— Wee Kheng Chiang, Esq., Chairman, Khoo Bcng Cheang, Esq., Deputy, Chairman,
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      129 7 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED. MEYEH CHAMBERS, RAITLES FLAUfc Capital Fully Paid Yen 10J,000,Mt Reserve Fund Yen 130,900.0f« HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES at Alexandria. t»a:avi* Bomoay, Berlin. Calcutta. Cantor Dairc-n, Fengtten. Hamburg. HanKun Harbin, Honolulu, Hongkong, Hsu.kin* Karachi, Kobe. London. Les Angc*t*< Manila, Mo.il. Nagasaki. Nasoya. m** York, Osaka, Paris,
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    112 8 Hongkong, Canton. 'Shanghai, "Kobe and Manila via Penang: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Penang, Siam, Burma. India, Iraq. Palestine. Egypt, E. and S. Africa. Great Britain, Ireland. Europe and N. and S. America:lmperial, closing 7 p.m. tomorrow. Medan, Jaski, Amsterday? and LonlonS: Netherlands, closing (Registration j.nd narcels»
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    88 8 Mails expected from China and Japan by Santhia due in Singapore to-day. Mails expected from Japan by Tango Maru due in Singapore to-morrow. Mails expected fiom Philippines by President Polk due in Singapore tomorrow. Mails expected from Australia Netherlands Indies etc. by Air (Qantas) tomorrow. Time of delivery
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    CHINESE MANDARIN SCHOOL
    119 8 The examination in Chinese held recently at the Singapore Chinese Mandarin School resulted in 21 passing out of 26. The names of the successful candidates were:—Yeo Ming Kok Seah Keok Ngi, Loh Guan Lye, Chiew Tiong Hoe, Loh Mah Siong. Chew Keow Chim, Lim Oon Teck. Kam
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    BISHOP J. R. CHITAMBAR
    66 8 Singapore. Friday. Bishorj J. R. Chitambar. M.A., DD of North India, and Mrs. Chitambar passed through Singapore on Thursday en route to India. It was not possible for them to spend a few days in Malaya according to their previous arrangements, and therefore the service in
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    SHARE MARKET
    80 8 Mr. Julian Israel's report for to daystates:— y TIN. London down 10- Spot and 15 Forward. New York unchanged. Rubber— London unchanged New York down 1 16. MINING: Tin shares continue to ease a little, but in the aosence of heavy selling prices have not fallen much. RUBBFR:
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    THE HARBOUR
    117 8 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Oc. 16. East Whar: (Entrance Oat* l> Hai Htag 22. Main Wharf "Entrance Gate 3t Nieuw Zealand 18: Etrema 16: Islander 14; Bengalen 13: Awobassan Maru 9: Memnon 7. Empire D.x:k Entrance Gat» 3) Silverash 32; Montgomery City 34:
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    VESSELS IN PORT
    84 8 Ha; Hnv:. Norw.-gian. 1.775 tons, from Rangoon 15 10 to Hai How IGIO. Han Hong Liong. Brit. 1.003 tons, from Samarahg 15.10 to Java i6.io. TohltT. Netherlands. 6.013 tons, from Tamberan 1510 to Pontianak 17 10 Malndol Brit.. 753 tons, from Lumpat 15 10 to Easf Coast
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    RUBBER REPORT
    188 8 Messrs. Guthrie and Co.; Ltd.. report as follows: Hie market has been steady to firm Since our last report, but there has at no time been any real inclination to sell On improved Continental demand, prices in all markets have moved to higher levels, although the New York
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    97 8 British Official Wireless. London, Oct. 15. I Paris 105 1 64. New York 4.83 9 !6. Montreal 4.89«.. Brussels 29.08-». Geneva 21.29»». Amsterdam 9.11. Milan 93 Berlin 12.16-,. Stockholm 19.39' j. Copenhagen 22.40. Oslo 19.90. Lisbon 110 3 16. Vienna 26>'->. Prague 138' A Belgrade nom. Helsingfors 222.
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    WHAT'S ON ?
    221 8 WHAT'S ON Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, OCT. 16 High Tides:-10.52 a.m., 9 ft. 2 ins., 11.36 p.m. 9 ft., 1 in. Concert 'version of "Carmen" by Singapore Musical Society, Vic'oria Memorial Hall, 930 p.m Rugby: S.C.C. 'B" v. S.S. Police *B, SCC Hockey: R.A.M.C v. Khalsa, Tanglin; ACS.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    156 8 -"Hearts Divided" 615 and 9 15 p.m. CAPITOL.— "Give Us Ibis Night" tfjj, and 9.l£> p.m. PAVILION— The Ex-Mrs. Bradford" 6 lo and 9.15 p.m. EMPIRE.-"Speed Reenter" .Richard Ta)mad;,et and "She Gets Her Man"— 7 p.m. and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH.—"A Tale of Two Cities," 6" 15 and 9.15 p.m.
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      381 8 Raffles Brasserie BRAS BASAH ROAD. Noted For Our Excellent Cuisine POPULAR GRILL FOR CONTINENTAL DISHES AFTERNOON TEAS I WE SERVE THE BEST CURRY A SPECIALITY I DISHES IN TOWN DAi\CING DAILY FROM 4 P.M. TO THE LATEST RADIOGRAM ALL THE NEWEST AND MOST POPULAR DANCE RECORDS HIGH CLASS CONFECTIONERY Wedding
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      121 8 MONEY j HAVE YOU PLENTY? It takes brains to make moneyTrained brains! The man without a Training is usually the man without money. You can Train your brains! Thousands of men have done so through the soare-time study oi ICS. Courses. Let us send you further information. International Correspondence Schools
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      288 8 SHE DOES HIGHLAND FLING AT 72 p. rr i 9 Old Lady Tells Secret The writer of the following lett< suffered from rheumatism, hej and depression. Then one day a v old lady told her the secre 1 health. And now she writes otheres how she discovered a sense of
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      258 8 POSTAL Ii% J K s 4 STEAMER MAIL DESPATCHES TO DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Australia:—Eastern and Southern Nieuw ZeeLvnd Oct. 16 11 a.m. New Zealand Nieuw Zeeland 16 11 a.m. Rengat and Tembilahan Banka 16 1 p.m. Hoihow Hai Hing Oct. 16 2 p.m. Java. South-West Sumatra, S.-East
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    JUDGMENT AGAINST EUROPEAN
    383 9 \crodrome Contract COUNTER-CLAIM DISMISSED Singapore.. Thursday. fUDGMENT in 5875.28 was grant- ed by the Acting Chief Justice Mr Justice X. H. P. Whitley, in the (lourt to-day, to Lav Hai Chinese contractor in a civil against J. C. Drewet, a local an, for balance due on work
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    PROPERTY SALE
    170 9 Houses And Rubber Land At Malacca A TOTAL of $35,550 was realised at a n ol property conducted by B Keng Lee and Co., Ltd", a 1 Malacca on Wednesday. Details are as follows: Land and premises G9, Heeren Street, bought by Mr. Tan Hoon Siang for 2
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    32 9 untitled Loke, eldest daughter of Lke and th e late Mrs. Alan who has been confined to bed last few days, is making saprogress at her residence in *J Loke Lane. Penang.
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    Malayan Chinese Notes
    149 9 Local Delegates For People's Convention—A Popular Consular Official—Annual Man darin Oratorical Contest— Visitor to Singapore —Protests By Khehs (By Our Chinese Correspondent/ AN interesting event took plac2 at th. Chinese Consulate-General in Singapore on Wednesday morning. Mr. fc'ze Zau Hsung, the Acting ConsulGeneral, opened the '-otes for
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    Mr. C. T. Kwong
    180 9 ONE of the most popiuar of the officials of the Chinese Consulate General in Singapore is Mr. C. T. Kwoftg, the Eleve Consul. A native of the Hoi Peng District in Kwangtune. he was born in January, 1907. He rereived his education at the Nanyang Commercial
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    Mandarin Contest
    125 9 THE annua] Mandarin oratorial contest lor.Chines? schoolchildren wiil be held next Saturday and Sunday. Q is organised by the N. jiyang Chines* Students' Literary Society, and this tviH be the fifth time that the contest has been held. The competition i- divided into low sections, lot advanced, normal,
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    Rangoon Vice-Consul
    109 9 MR. TSctseng T. Shen, tn- newiyappcinted Chinese Vice-Consul foi Rangoon, is a visitor to Singapore. He arrived last Sunday by the Ooiite Rossc on his way to Rangoon to take up hi »iew post. He was icrmeriy Vice-Con-sul in Pakmbaug, Sumatra. Last yeai he was recalled to Nanking
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    Kheh Community
    215 9 AN article which appeared recently in a Shanghai magazine conwrntni the origin oi the Kheh community h3s aroused the resentment of members ot this Chinese cian throughout Malaya, the N.E.I, and China. The wiite* of tiie article stated that the Kheh.- ware C< cended from the "Dog King."
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      14 9 SURE BETTER VISION. become t0,7 '!W CHINA OPTICAL CO.. Wi. Hiirh Strei»t, pimm ;*7ho.
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      72 9 The Hudson Terraplane invites comparison with cars far beyond the low price field. It offers style, safety, and performance such as no other car ever gave before at any price. Radial safety control and swifter, easier.. safer gear changing from the steering coluru. .are but two of its many outstanding
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      171 9 The SINGAPORE CABIN TRUNK JUST UNPACKED A NEW TRUNK AT A NEW LOW PRICE. Built from a superior quality plywood and covered with selected brown canvas. Nic? check lining. Complete with lift out tray, two strong locks, four stout cane battens, leather handles. FULL SH AMI R BERTH SIZE fa
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH
    78 12 MR KOH CHENG SEAH. aped 58, passed away peacefully on Oct. 15. Sam at his residence 48, Pennefather Road leaving behind him his aged mother' wife, 4 sons, Messrs. Koh E. Nam Laioon Nam. Kok Num and Lock Nanr 3 daughters Koh Hong Ghim I Malacca l
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    A BANKRUPTCY PROBLEM
    780 12 'THERE is in this colon} n section of bankrupts with a gen vine grievance. They are the wag. camera who were compelled tc seek relief from financial troubles by going bankrupt prior to October las: year. Tiie basis of their discontent is that the law as it
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    GREAT WELCOME FOR ROOSEVELT
    140 12 "Struggle To Preserve Democracy 91 Reuter. Chicago, Oct i") it is estimated nearly .*****0 attended I a vast demonstration to welcom 1 President Roosevelt who, in an Important speech, stated the New Deal had .saved the system <>i private profit and free enterprise alter the nation
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    THE GOVERNOR
    36 12 HJS. the Governor. Sir Shenton Thomas, loft for Pahang on Wednesday Oct, 14. During His Excellencys absence" the Hon. the Colonial Secretary Mr A. S. Small, will act as Officer Administering th e Government
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    22 12 Mr. A. Penhas. of Singapore, who has been on a round the world trip, is due back by the Hakone Maru to-morrow
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Registration Of Bicycles
    215 12 NOTES COMMENTS Regist ration Of Bicycles NUMBER of Singapore cyclists have written to us complaining that the registration plate now required by law Ui unsightly and spoils the look of the machine. "T suggest." says one. "that &t pluies oe made similar to those used on mctor-bicycles and not like
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    Traffic Rules
    166 12 QNE correspondent greets registration with approval, pointing out that it will do something to check the bicycle thief. A number plate will not make a bicycle thief-proof, but the fact that the number of a stolen machine can he given should do something to aid the police in
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    "Padilands"
    171 12 1 pUBLISHED by the Caxton Press I of Kuala Lumpur, at the prfc "Padilands" is a book which ,hl I commend itself to those seekinc Christ mas gifts for friends at home r is by Mrs. Keppel Gamier, withe real spirit of Malaya m thi kampong life. "In its
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    Belgium's Neutrality
    133 12 i J| ucn interest ha.s been created .speech of the Belgian King ursms the country's return to the pre-u.c rclicy of neutrality. This policy, said King Leopold, "must aim placing us cuu;ide the conflicts of i neighbours." Anxiety to remain neutral m a: flict which may threaten in
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    Topics Of The Day
    479 12 By "Looker On" MAN la as old as be feels. A woman ll M (/kl as she can't help looking. A A St One man's summing up of the inter, national situation:— f'j r nrh dont like the Germans. 1 he Italians don't like the Russians.
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    KING LEOPOLDS SPEECH STARTLES EUROPE
    109 13 POINTED QUESTIONS BY FRANCE BELGIAN NEUTRALITY WILL NOT WITHDRAW FROM THE LEAGUE J£ING Leopold's speech urging the neutrality of Belgium has startled Europe. France is apprehensive, as her alliance with Belgium was an important factor in her system of defence. Among the questions when a
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    INDIGNANT OUTCRY IN PARIS
    728 13 Reuter. London, Oct. 15. KING Leopold s speech has startled the European Chancelleries with its sudden creation of a new political and strategic situation and in Geneva it is regarded as a complete re-oiientation of Belgium's foreign poiit y. The King's references to the League, while
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    TROUBLE IN H.M.S. GUARDIAN
    79 13 Trivial Incident Now Closed Reuter. London. Oct. lb. A SLIGHT case of insubordination is reported to H.M.S. Guardian, an Atlantic Fleet net-laying vessel. The Admiralty states the Incident only lasted a few minutes and consisted of reluctance and a short delay in falling to. The normal
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    CHINA AVIATION
    137 13 Service Betwqsn Hongkong And Shanghai Hongkong. Oct. 10. MR. Tat Yen Chi. head of the Kwangtunc Customs. ha< arrived in Hongkong in connection with the establishment of an air service between Hongkong and Shanghai. Japan is said to be watching closely negotiations on the matter. Pcrmi. sion was
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    SOUTH CHINA AFFAIRS
    113 13 Fukien Wants Loan From Nanking Hongkong. Oct. 10. The Fukion Provincial Government has petitioned the Executive Yuan In Nanking to is.sue a loan of $900,000 for construct ins waterworks in Foochow. That a full understanding has been reached between Kwangsi and the Central Government is indicated by
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    JAPAN'S ATTITUDE SOFTENS
    308 13 Stronger Front By The Powers Shanghai, Oct. 15. ACCORDING to informiation received from diplomatic circles here theattitude of the Japanese Governmea has suddenly softened. During hi.> recent visit to Nanking. Mr. Kuwashima the Japanese Foreign Office envoy, realised to his surprise the stronger front which the Western
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    JEAN BATTEN HAS HER WAY
    120 13 Sets Off On Flight To Auckland Sydney, Oct. 16. HESPITE every discouragement. Miss Jean Batten, famous New Zealand air woman, known throughout the world as the "Try Again Girl," to-day set off on the 1,000 miles ocean flight to Auckland, her home town. Miss Batten
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    PEOPLE'S CONVENTION
    69 13 China Conference Postponed Indefinitely Sin Chew Jit Poh. Nanking. Oct. 15. It is officially announced that the National People's Convention convened for Nov. 12 to adopt the new constitution has been postponed indefinitely, the reason given being the delay in the election of delegates in certain provinces. Nanking.
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    28 13 Mr. E. Bagot. Chief Police Officer. Perak was on general inspection duv a t Sitiawun Dindings districts, this week and returned to Tpoh on Thursday morning by car.
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    THE DEFENCES OF BRITAIN
    289 13 Efficient Navy AIR FORCE MUST BE STRENGTHENED British Official Wireless. London, Oct. 14. DRITAIN'S need for strong defences to preserve peace and to urotect her freedom was emphasised in speeches last night by three Cabinet ministers. The Foreign Secretary, Mi Anthony Eden, at Sheffield, declared that
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    37 13 Mr Wong Thin Hoy. chief clerk of the Forest Office. Tapah has arrived in Kuala Lumpur on transfer to the Commissioner. Trade and Excise. He was entertained to dinner by his brother officers and friends at Tapah.
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    SOVIET SYMPATHY WITH SPAIN
    431 13 A MESSAGE Will Render Every Help Reuter. Mi scow. Oct. 16. "TOILERS of the Soviet Union are only fulfilling thvir duty by rendering: every assistance 'n their power to the revohitionai v mass;s of Spain," stvs M. Stalin, in a message to fhe Central Committee of
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    GIRL VICTIM OF HOUSE COLLAPSE SINKING
    591 14 GREAT LOSS OF BLOOD TRANSFUSION Appeal To Parents Or Relation Singapore, Friday. JXQUIRIES by the Malaya Tribune at the Hospital yesterday, revealed that the youngest of the three people removed to hospital from the house which collapsed in Cecil Street yesterday, was in a
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    ORDER RESTORED IN PALESTINE
    205 14 Inquiry Commission To Leave London Reuter. London, Oct. 15. THE way has been cleared for the early departure of the Palestine enquiry commission by the official announcement that there have been no incidents for the past 24 hours. The issuance of daily communiques is being discontinued.
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    "CARMEN"
    165 14 At The Memorial Hall To-Night EVERYTHING points to an excellent Performance of the concert version of Carmen by the Singapore' Musical Society a t the Memorial Hall this evening. t Ihe1 he itle TQI will °c sung by Aga Lahowska (Mrs. H. D. Mundelli who was formerly an operatic
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    MUNICIPAL ACTION
    118 14 New Cinema Theatre At Balestier THE following action was taken by 1 committee No. 4 of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners:— Approved lease, on certain terms, of Municipal land at the corner of Ayer and New Bridge Roads to the Asiatic Petroleum Co. <S.S.» Ltd. for a period of
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    40 14 The following passengers arrived in Penang by th e Perseus from Birkenhead on Saturday: Mrs F. H Faithfull Miss P. S. Faithfull. Miss J. A. Faithfull. Mr. M. Watt. Miss G Burton Mr. G. C. Bowden, Mrs. S. w'. Doodin'g.
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    ACCUSED BROTHER OF MURDER
    260 14 Youth To Be Whipped For Perjury (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Wednesday. JENTENCE of ten strokes of the c rotan and two years in the Singapore reformatory was passed by Mr. T. D. Hughes, District Judge, Malacca, on Abubakar bin Haji Benu, a 14--year-old youth, for
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    MR. LI SHI HOO
    87 14 New Economic Affairs Chief In North China Peiping, Oct. 16. Mr. Li Shi Hoo. the newly-appointed chairman of the Economic Affairs Committee of the Charhar-Hopei Political Council, assumed duties yesterday. In a speech to his staff he said that his duties were to enforce the SinoJapanese
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    MAJOR V. G. STOKES
    66 14 New Commandant For The S.S.V.F. THE Malaya Tribune understands 1 «hat Major V. G. Stokes, MX. of the Royal Berkshire Regiment, has been appointed Commandant of the S.S.V.F., in succession to Lieut. CM. R. H. L. Fink. Col. Finks term of office expires shortly, and he
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    AFTER SEVEN YEARS
    366 14 Murder Case SIKH BROUGHT BACK FROM INDIA Singapore, Thursday. an extensive search, lasting over seven years, throughout Malaya and India fcr the "killer" of a Singapore Sikh watchman, the Pclice have at last succeeded in arresting a Bengali named Johan Singh, a lorry driver-watchman formerly in the
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    NEW APPOINTMENT
    42 14 British Official Wireless. Rugby. Oct. 15 The King has approved the recommendation of the Home Secretary thai Sir Henry Curtis Bennett. X.C bo appointed Chairman of the County ot London sessions, to succeed the late Sir Percival Clarke.--British Official Wireless.
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    "GIVE US THIS NIGHT"
    269 14 Operatic Stars At The Capitol AT THE CINEMAS THERE have been several succcssiui pictures with an operatic background, featuring stars of the operatic stage, and one of the best is "Give Dp This night," the present attraction at the Capitol. Here there are two stars instead
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    THE PAVILION
    199 14 Murder Mystery Draws Big Houses IN excellent murder mystery story opened a season at the Pavilion last night in "The Ex-Mrs. Bradford" a film which combines thrills mti" plenty of humour and romance The main theme is treated so light 1/ that the film comes very near to
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    172 14 "Hearts Divided" Starts A Season Singapore, Friday. TROWDED houses welcomed the Warner Jj Bros. musical romance "Hearts Divided" when it opened for a season at the Alhambra yesterday. As Betsy Patterson, the belle of Baltimore in the early part of the las, century Marion Davies has the star
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    NORTH CHINA SMUGGLING
    13 14 Tientsin, Oct 16 Pert* of CJf year corres P°»din f
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    WORK OF PRINCE PURACHATRA
    476 14 Siamese- Railways FORMER ADVISER'S TRIBUTE (By Air Mail) London, Sept. 30. 08. R. S. le May writes from Pembroke College, Cambridge, to a Home paper:— The death of Prince Purachatra of Siam has come to me as a great shock, as I had no knowledge that
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    SHIPPING INDUSTRY
    103 14 Increased Tonnage Under Construction Rugby, Oct. 15. JHE ship-building industry is beginning of thL Tn?i r tL m he J retUrnin S Prosperity morpth Klngdom A n increase of 2 tha n 75 per cent, in the tonnage d m *n Great Britain and Ireland, compared with a
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    Manchukuo Invasion Of Charhar
    265 15 POPULACE IN PANIC THE SOVIET New Bombers In Vladivostok Sin Chew Jit Poh. Peiping, Oct. 15. UNCONFIRMED reports from Kalgan, the capital of Charhar, state that vanguards of the invading Manchukuo forces clashed with hinese troops at Taolin yesterday. The Chinese authorities here deny that any
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    NEW HEIGHT RECORD ATTEMPT
    105 15 R.A.F. Pilot To Try This Month British Official Wireless. London. Oct. 14. FLIGHT-Leutenant Adam has been selected by the Air Ministry to make the next attempt to improve upon the height record sef up last month by Squadron Leader F.R.D. Swain. The attempt will be made
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    37 15 Three well-known East End religious workers have written to Sir John Simon, the Home Secretary, pleading for a reprieve for Thomas Albert Clay, of Old Ford. E.. convicted of the murder of Phyllis Brace in Epping Forest.
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    23 15 Another generating station is to be built near Dartford. Kent, to me?t the rapidly increasing demand for electricity in the South-East England area.
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    ANTI-FASCIST ACTION PLANNED
    74 15 Cabinet Committee To Meet British Official Wireless. London. Oct. 14. A GOVERNMENT action to curb Fascist and Anti-Fascist disturbances was foreshadowed in ministers' speeches last night and it is understood that various aspects of this question, including the possibility of giving t he police authorities power to
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    INCIDENT ON WARSHIP
    80 15 Reuter. London. Oct. 15. A SLIGHT cas* ot insubordination is reported on H.M.S. Guardian of the Atlantic Flen a net-laying vessel m the Forth on Oct I. The Admiralty states the incident only lasted a few minutes and consisted Of a reluctance and short delay in falling
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    SOLDIER SWINDLES FRIEND
    317 15 TO BUY CAR Post Office Bank Account Singapore, Thursday. HOW a gunner of the 11th. Battery of the Royal Artillery (Blakan Mati) misappropriated the sum of $20 which was handed to him by a colleague for placement in tne Genera] Post Office Savings Bank and then impersonated
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    JARROW MARCHERS REBUFFED
    212 15 Government States Policy British Official Wireless. London. Oct. 15. ANOTHER form of organised marching, an example of which is that now being undertaken by a contingent from Jarrow with view to drawing attention to the depression that town has Buffered since the war. was the subject of
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    NEW TRAFFIC SIGNAL
    108 15 Installed At Dangerous Singapore Junction Singapore. Thursday. AN "Eva" automatic light signal has been installed at the junction of Bukit Timah Road and Cavanagh Roa,d—a dangerous junction where many accidents have been known to occur The decision to instal an "Eva" light here and another at the
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    11 15 Mr. S. M. Middlebrook has been appointed Protector of Chinese. Johore.
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    ANOTHER WIN FOR THE G.S.C.
    542 16 ONLY 2-0 European Women's XI Improve Singapore. Friday. AFTER beating the European Ladies decisively in their two encounters earlier in the season, the Girls Sports Club fielded an "A" team for the third match yesterday at Serangoon. The game resulted in the G.S.C. again winning
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    R.A.M.C. TENNIS
    137 16 Yesterday's Prize-Giving At Tanglin T Singapore, Friday. HE Royal Army Medical Corps tennis tournament was brought to a close yesterday when the final of the Handicap Doubles Event was played off at Tanglin. The finalists were Major L. A. J. Giaham and Private Cox, and Lt. Clark and
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    Young Frisco's Lucky Win Over Clever Henry
    1136 16 UNPOPULAR DECISION CREATES UPROAR THRILLING BOXING YOUNG TARLEY HELD TO DRAW BY YOUNG GAUDER (By Solar-Plexus) Singapore, Fiiday. ATTRACTED by the Frisco-Henry right, or the David v. Goliath battle, as many termed it, a record crowd thronged the New World Arena last night.
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    An incident in the bout betwe:n McClay and Kearns, in yesterday'- finals of the Inniskillings' inter- company boxing tournament.
    18 16 An incident in the bout betwe:n McClay and Kearns, in yesterday'finals of the Inniskillings' inter- company boxing tournament.
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    SOCCER TEAMS
    79 16 The following will represent the Yoke Bng Old Boys football team in a friendly soccer match against the Sioni? Bio Athletic Part? to-day on the S C F A ground. Beach Road: Wee Keng Wee Foo Chee Hium (capt. >. Leone* Hock Kee. Ton Kok Teck, Foo Hee
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    GARRISON GOLF
    103 16 Capt. And Mrs. Hamilton in Rose Bowl THE Rose Bowl competition played a t the Garrison Golf Club during September and October, resulted in a win for Captain and Mrs. C. K. Hamilton. Semi-finals and final results are as follows:— Semi-finals: Comdr. G. R. G Allen and Mrs.
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    LOCAL RUGGER
    122 16 The following will represent the R X and RAF i n the State rugge r ma'cii against Singapore o n Saturday a t the S.C.C. Aircraftsman Cary Pilot Officer Roberts 'Capt.i. Leading Aircraftsman Engine Room Artificer Lepage. Leading Aircraftsman Castell, Flight Lieut. D lap. Leading Seaman Frout Leading
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    "LAR WOOD WOULD BE WELCOME "
    1020 17 "LAR WOOD WOULD BE WELCOME TOURISTS' FIRST GAME BEGINS TODAY MA I LEY THINKS AUSTRALIA WILL WIN ASHES THF MLC C. tourists arrived in Australia on Tuesday, when their bout touched at Freemantle. On the ume da v. they travelled to Perth where they open their programme uiih a three-day
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    "THEY WORKED WONDERS!"
    140 17 Enthusiastic Endorsement of BABY'S OWN TABLETS By A Clergyman's wife! Thousands of mothers all over the world have testified to the remarkable efficacy oi Baby's Own Tablets. Here is what one oi them, the wife of the Rev. M. E. Conron, ol Erantford, Ontario. Canada, says: "Our first baby was
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    HOME RACING
    49 17 C lose Favourite Wins The Middle Park Stakes London, Oct. 15 THE Middle* Park Stakes run over six furlongs at Newmarket lo-ckiy resi Ited: FAIR COPY GOYA II 2 STREAMSTOWN 3 Seven ran. Won by three-quarters length; four lengths between second and third. Betting: 13-8: 5-1; 20-1.
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    SERVICES' BOXING FINALS
    346 17 15 BOUTS Inter-Company Tournament Singapore, Friday. AFTER winning the shield pre- sented by the Warrant Officers and Sergeants for the last three years the "A" Company of the Inniskilling Fusiliers lost it to the "S" Company yesterday when they were beaten by 25 points to 21 in
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    FULL HANDICAPS FOR TO-MORROW
    433 18 LAST DA V OF K. L. A UTUMN PROFESSIONAL MEET 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. THE following are the handicaps for Saturday's races, the last day of the Selangor Turf Club Autumn professional meeting:— Race Is Ponies: Class 1, div. 3. 5 1 i
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF
    39 18 The Island Club Mixed Foursome Competition for Oct 1936 played over the first nine holes resulted in a win for Miss McCammon and Pavm Commdr i*. E. Northcott who retun ed a nett score of SSft.
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    35 18 th!??&? 2f i he SCC are notified that after the finals in the bowls tournament which will be played to-day the Green will be closed for a short Period lor top dreeing purpose*
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    MALACCA HOCKEY
    365 18 Excellent Win For The High School (From Our Own Correspondent I Malacca. Thursday THE High School gained a credital victory—for a schooiboy .side the Eurasian Volunteer Corps they defeated by three—nil at hockey The School team displayed speed proper positioning and their forward were great opportunists. Koon Lim.
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    HOCKEY TEAMS
    218 18 S.C.C vs. Combined Services an Wednesday at S.C.C.: P. W F. Mills; P. F. Kinsey. E. G Staunton; H. G. Shaw, E. W. Reeve W. T. Henman; N. Poyntz Roberts. T A. D. Howan. E. V. Smith. A. H. Marshall. A. C. C. Perdriau. V.M.C.A. v. RE 'Changi'
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      264 19 GARRARD^ Bring- to you the music you want The music you like best, Whenever you want it. Garrards are the best and they suit any make of Radio you may have. j«rw Wk. The changer plays 8 ol 1 10" or 12" records automatically Sole Agent for Malaya k i:i;
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      2545 19 Malayan Listeners' Radio! O N 6.2 C a.m. Gymnastics. BRITISH EMPip berlin station g g music PROGRAMMES SS 1974 metr€B (15 2 00 kcs DJA TsoSm Close down. Greenwich^ Time Signal at 8.05 a.m. 5 i. 38 me tres (8,650 kcs.>; DJQ 19.63 me- 10 50 am opening. Classical music.
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    "INSUFFICIENTLY PROTECTED"
    712 20 Mt Ritchie Catch men* I Area Singapore, Than J THINK the catchment area in Ritchie Reservoir should be protected." said Mr. W. McQuar: Singapore Coroner, to-day. at th elusion of the inquiry into the find;; 36 human graves in the catchiru i at Mt. Ritchie Reservoir on the
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      698 20 I f. -v Ml wo>* A SMI I T O. H. SPECTACLES MEAN T COMFORT VISION VOGUE The Optical House 65, STAMFORD ROAD SINGAPORE. g Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya Nine Years Of Stomach Trouble For nine lone years Mr. H. suffered the agony and torture of stomach
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      59 20 t Avery" 'W WEIGHING H SCALES.. WEIGHING SCALE for EVERY PURPOSE. "Avery" machines are built by skilled, especially trained mechanics- j I "'"I m;itCria Bdected b > stifle tests in their laboratory I J to the most modern desfcns, many of which are their own patents j j -the outcome
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      18 20 New Shipment just ARRIVED SHIRT Gray, Blue Fawn. LADY'S HAT Trimming Decorating Articles Baba Co., Ltd. MUMftU ROAD.
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      1130 20 Malayan Listeners 9 Itatlio ZHX PENANC (Wavelength: 49.3 menes) (Continued from page 19) TO-DAY *?ADrO OOLONIAIJE, FRANCE I 4.0» p.m -News in English. -00 p.m. Time Signal and Day's r^AX 4.20 n m —End of Broadcast. Programme. iu-uay j Wavelength: 19.68 metres (15.243 kes). I 7.05 p.m. Debroy Somers and
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    "GERMANY DOES NOT WANT WAR"
    1033 21 A TTA CX BY R USSIA HER GREAT FEAR London. "/GERMANY does not want war but she is afraid ot" an attack by Russia and is suspiof the Franco-Russian pact. I have never seen a happier people than the Germans and Hitler is one of
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    RUNAWAY TRIP TO IRELAND
    320 21 B3 Boy Of 12 And His Younger Sister SITTING with his mother in a front room of their home in Benning-holm-road, Burnt Oak, Edgware, a tired self-possessed boy of 12. Frederick es Roach, told a Daily Mail reporter he lan away to Ireland with his r,
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    SIKH BOY DIVORCE CRITIC
    173 21 Says White Man's Law "No Good" (By Air Mail) Murwillumbah, N.S.W., Oct. 5 BE-TURBANED Mehar Singh, a 12--year-old Sikh with a thoughtfulness beyond his years, has been only two months in Australia, but has already formed definite opinions on the frailty of the White man's marriage
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    POLISH DICTATOR'S STRANGE ACT
    326 21 Gets French Credit And Goes To Italy London. V EAVING Paris with £33,000,000 in war credits promised him in treaty form by France, General Rydz-Smigly, back stage dictator of Poland, performed an amazing quick-change act. Although supposed to be going back to Poland, he and his
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    106 21 The Rev. Mother St. untitled O.B.E. ot P-nang. vished tiie Ta.pmg Convent during the wei'k-nia and was presented witn a congra.uia ory addiess by the I s all' and pupds ol the school on the I occasion oi ih_- honour of OB E. con- lerrcd upon her by H. M.
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    DOUBLE MYSTERY
    225 21 Man Missing: £200 Found In Cave Castletown, Isle of Man. GIRLS in beach pyjamas joined the police here in searching the cliffs for clues in a double mystery:— The disappearance of a middleaged holiday-maker, described as "a silent man," and The discovery in a cave at the mouth
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      205 21 'you should eat 1 0//// NCSTLfS '/s, I OlJ °I 5~ FOR GLOWING HEALTH NESTLES QUICK OATS 1 NOW ON SALE Specialisation production has made such an enormous difference to ||PilM the Morris car that Morris have found the normal routine usually B yĔf Mr ZTb used for testing ears
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    TWO CONSTABLES SUMMONED
    754 23 "False Charge" «TORY OF A BROWN PAPER PARCEL (By Air Mail) London, Sept. UO. nTATED tv nave contained a jemS a nd a spanner, a brown (arC el figured in a story told osecuting counsel when two police-constables were sum before the Westminster ate at the instance
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    321 23 For Sailors, Soldiers And Airmen (By Air Mail) London, Sept. 30. 'NCREASED marriage allowances for sailors, soldiers and airmen were announced last night in Admiralty, War Office and Air Ministry orders. They ake effect from Oct. 1. The increases in the Army and Air ?orce are on
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    33 23 Mr. T. A. O'Sullivan acting Inspector ot Schools. Perak, was on a visit to Idoli on Monday wh*n he inspected th e Anderson School of which he was at one time the Headmaster.
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    21 23 R tv. R. L Archer, of Singapore, preached to a big congregation a, the Methodist Church. Ipoh, o n Sunday evening.
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