Malaya Tribune, 11 October 1937

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    THE SHOW MUST GO ON
    267 2 Weeping Showgj^ TRAGEDY KEPT Pm. UJDIENCE KEEPING showgirl* at of the stage of Brighton Stadium were told rece»!i ice show, "Patria" must although earlier, in a n crash on the Worthing-BrigV road- Miss Bunny Mayne, ag< d 23 ber of the chorus of Patria I
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      588 2 FRESH STOCK OF:— Long Baths in cast iron white porcelain enamelled with chromium plated Hot Cold taps, 5' 0" overall price $35.00 each. 5* 6" 36.50 r 6' 38.00 Table lamps a large range to selerl from $2.00 upwards. For all requirements in ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, GAS Consult: M. HASSAN, 34,
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      807 2 PUBLIC NOTICES. BY ORDER OF THE DEPUTY PUBLIC TRUSTEE. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES. To be held at Our sale-room, No. 9-A, (Ist. Floor) I)"Almeida Street, ON MONDAY, 18TH OCTOBER, 1937, AT 2.30 P.M. ESTATE OF R. CHANDRA SAYKARAN DECEASED. Lot 1. Freehold land and he use, No
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      641 2 SINGAPORE TURF t (TUB WINTER RACE MEETING, 1937. SATURDAY 6TH, THURSDAY 11TH SATURDAY 13TH NOVEMBER. ENTRIES CLOSE at 12 noon TUESDAY 26TH OCTOBER, 1937. SWEEPS:—A $5 UNLIMITED SWESPs TAKE FOR MEMBERS ONLY will be held each Race day. Applications for tickets must be in writing and be received before 4
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      533 2 m\ Latest Cabaret ■§3£% DANCING""'*" #*£#jkK by newest methods. Fee S6 only. Success TOM guaranteed MT M in 4 hours' tuition. 3 Finest Radiogram and JB FREE lady Partner W for practice. Hours at JbT your convenience. Modern Dancing Studio. 5-A, Ann Siang H 11 (next to Club Street off
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      80 2 1 d. t. litre OBAT JK IfSTMUTirf TWHC THE BLOOD PURIFIER For MEN WOMEN Obtainable from People's Dispensary—Johore. CENTRAL STORES—Johore HOON SECK TRADING—Johore. EE LIANG COY.—Batu Pahat. HONG HIN COY.—Malacca. HIAP SENG CHAN—Seremban. Manufacturers: D. T. LIM COMPANY, SINGAPORE. Restore Vitality world's greatest tonic OBTAINABLE AT ALL CHI MISTS jjH
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES EFFICIENCY WITH ECONOMY
    522 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES EFFICIENCY WITH ECONOMY Motorship For Glasgow Owners Launched AT Ltith. lust month. Messrs. Henry n Robb. Ltd., launched the motorship Spinel, built to the order of Messrs. Wm Robertson, of Glasgow. A sister ship, the Jacinth, is being built on an adjacent berth. After the launching ceremony
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    ITALIAN SHIPS FOR NORWAY?
    130 3 Negotiations are reported to be taking place in Rome regarding a proposed new compensation agreement between '•ni,r P ,v! Norway for 50.000,000 lire or 11.000.000kr. rtorway, is stated, would be willing to p'.ace orders in Italy ior new ships ct the value of 40 000.000 lire
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      320 3 I 1 */snd «*,J A I Mn i m Imland) y A 3a o V CO.*S SAILINGS. Due nage. Spore. 1937. Oct 18 11,500 Oct. 22 Nov. ***** Nov. 5 NOV. ID Nov. IS 17,000 Dec. 3 15 I I Dec. 17 170 Dec. 18 15 «0 Dec. 31 1938.
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      81 3 8.1. (APCAR) SAILINGS. For HONGKONG, AMOY JAPAN. Leave Singapore. SHIRALA 8,000 Oct. 21 TILAWA 10.00° Nov 4 SANTHIA 8,000 Nov. 18 For PENANG, RANGOON CALCUTTA. SANTHIA 8.000 Oct. 3 TANFTELD 01 10 Omits Rangoon. j TALMA 10.000 Oct. 70 IIRDHANA 8,000 Nov. 11 P&O BRITISH INDIA ASSt »al £,GHr For
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      567 3 I M. B. K. 1 KOKUSAI LINE (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) I f »Incorporated In Japan). I For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama). Dae Due Sailing Due Penang Spore Spore *i* New York r mla KOMAKI MAKU Nov. 1 Nov. 4 Nov. 6 Keelung Dec. 18 m s KATSURAGI
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      476 3 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINK. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR (GENOA), MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng LALANDIA 12-10 12-10 13-10 15-10 JUTLANDIA 2-11 2-11 3-11 5-11 MEONIA 23-11 23-11 24-11 26-11
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      490 3 STEAMEB SAILINGS. norddkijtscher jj LLOYD Q p| Q Incorporated In LLOYD O^mmawi The undernoted ax* the Company*! intended fixture*:— OUTWARD, for MANILA. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA and JAP Alt Dm ■'pore. Lm I s.s. "CHEMNITZ" omits H'kong, STiai, N. China Oct. 25 s.s. "KOELN" omits Manila Japan Oct. 26 s.s.
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    432 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Oct. 9. RUBBER Previous To-day Change Tone J Steady Easier r SB X" (Ist Forward) Nov. Buyers. BV B 8 1.16 —M° Sellers. 83 16 8 8 -»1« (2nd Forward) Dec. Buyers. B*% Ft..Sellers. 8 3i16 8 3 16 (3rd Forward) Jan.jMar. Buyers. 8%
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    RESTRICTION OF TRADE
    413 4 Surprise Move By Japan Singapore, Sunday. FACED with the prospect of a boycott of her trade on a large scale being enforced through the independent action of various bodies in all countries very soon. Japan has created a surprise by taking action herself to restrict imports and
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    SUGAR QUOTAS
    119 4 Reuter Wireless. London, Oct. 6. The international council communique says it would be premature to revise export quotas under article twentyone of the agreement but the council reserves the il';ht to re Tr .w the matter again if important changes occur in the situation. The decision was reached
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    SEPTEMBER RUBBER OUTPUTS
    13 4 United Malacca Estates:—43.Boo It. Total for five months. 233,240 lb.
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    BANKERS BANQUET
    135 4 Reuter Wireless. London. O While there is no gainsaying the fact that the deeply disturttai events in Asia and Europe are invarify the peaceful life the world which m desire see, the recovery which has ed in the Lritish trading and Sj position Li asolid fact that will!
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      818 4 a ir*?*"* a j Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. S (Incorporated in the Strait* Settlement). CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. 1 TELEPHONES j Managing Direct** 3171 Secretary 4*44 Ganerai Manager 3513 AccounUni MM S IWegramal* Afldreaa; "OVEKBEA" j LOaTDOE ■UMM s
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      87 4 SOUTH BRITISH aNtURANCI COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated in New Zealand.) MARINE INSURANCE W. J. DEXTER, Manager. Tel. 503«. 2, Finlayson Green. For more than 50 years Chamberlain a Cough Remedy has enjoyed ihe confidence of the entire medical profession. It is a safe, proven remHy, pleasant to take and entirely free
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      63 4 -——I_____ MMMHM^ m See the name on the name-plate before you buy The name is now synonymous with REFRIGERATOR but all Refrigerators are not Frigidaires. Always look for the distinctive nameplate on the door :<j£ P f D A j R ifgS TTiai nameplate is your guarantee 43 PATERSON, SIMONS
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    601 5 -ions l!.v Frascr Mil- And to- i lith 10 a.m. MINING Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers. 3 5 9xd 30 57 -norn I 3 32 3 0 92 24 6 25 6 185 190 30 32 22 9 23 9xd 0 38 0.43 1 25 1.30 316
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    PINEAPPLE EXPORTS
    63 5 Experts of timed pineaoples from Malaya during the week ended Oct 2 amounted to 26.288 cases. Of these 15.253 cases went to the United Kingdom. 1.155 to the Continent of Europe. 8.995 to Canada and 885 elsewhere. The total exports for the year to Oct. 2 were 2.169,690
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    569 5 Daily Report By S, E. Levy Co. Singapore, Monday. U7E are indebted to Mes-rs. S. E. Levy tand Co., Singapore, for the following on American Market conditions:— Messrs. White Weld raid Co.. New York, repon, to us by cable a: follow: STOCK Daily announcements by Government officials
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    286 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore. Oct. 11. 10 a.m. Total to Company Dividend Books Close financial Date Ex Dlv. yea: Payable Da f e to date TIN nn To Ampat Tin 3% Int. Sept. 29 oct 2 l Oct. 4 3?< Mambau 5% Final Oct. 16 n G
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    165 5 MUNICIPAL: ;,J Int. D 102 104 norn iT .sL6oo,ooo Int. 108 110 norn *J 000,000 Int. 113 115 norn v '-'s2 000.000 Int. 107 109 norn 522.000,000 1 118 U9V 2 c.i. f« $21,000,000 Ju, y 20 in us ci. $6 000 onn 3% 1935 red. 1975-1985
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    THE SINGAPORE MARKET
    37 5 TIN Singapore. Oct. 11. The price of tin at noon in Singapore tv-day was:— $118% (dov.-n RUBBER The pric? of rubber at noon in Singapore to day was:— Buyer* 28 (up Sellers 28Vk (up
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    343 5 Singapore, Monday. MINING Buyers. Sellers. Ampat 5,3 5 9 v. Beiangor 1.87 192 uangrin iln 24 25 6 Hong Fatt 1.25 1.30 riltam 0.38 0.43 aongkong Tin 32 33 6 idria Hydraulic 12 13 Johans 0 38 0.42 Jeleou 0.90 0.97 Katu 246 26 Kanm
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    L.O.N. ASSEMBLY
    175 5 Praise For The Aga Khan Reuter Wireless. Geneva Oct. IN a closing speech in the Assembly tht Aga Khan reviewed the proceeding session which ranged from health transit, intellectual co-operation, penal re-fo'-m. and drug traffic in addition to political problems. He set his race steadfastly against the attitude
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    PRESS CONTROL
    29 5 Jerusalem, Oct. 7. Incoming newspapers in all languages from Egypt and Syria will henceforth be subject to press control under a censor. If undesirable material is found
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    SELLING
    106 5 Singapoie. Oct. 11. London T.T. 2 4 1 10 London demand 2 4 1 16 London 4 months' sight 2 4^ 8 I Lyon demano 1740 I Switzerland 250 Hamburg demand f42 Mew York demand 57 13 {'j 1 Montreal demand ;,7J 4 Batavia demand 104., Famarang demand 104
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    BUYING.
    98 5 J I.ondon T.T. 2'4 732 i London demand 2'4V4 London 30 cays' sigh I 2 4 9 32 London 60 days' sight 2 4 516 London 3 months sight 2 4 5 16 I London 4 months' sight 2 4 11 32 j New York demand 58 3 s
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      235 5 S. E LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. 'v.- Investment Bankers and Brokers in Securities and Commodities. Daily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service. Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N.Y NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. HONGKONG
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    117 6 Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Kuala Lumpur and Penang: Internal Air Service, closing 6 a.m. to-morrow. Penang. Siam. Burma, India, Iraq, Palestine. Egypt. E. and S. Africa. Great Eritain. Ireland, Europe, Nigeria, Gold Coast and N. and S. America: Imperial, closing 7 p.m.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    144 6 Mails e::p::cted from Penang and Kuala Lumpur by Air (Internal Service) today. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 7.30 pm. to-day and general delivery ol letters 8.25 am. to-morrow. Mailt c::pccteJ from Europe etc. (Amsterdami by Air (Netherlands l tomorrow. Deliveries ol letters only 7.30 p.m. to-morrow and general
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    19 6 Mails despatched from Singapore on /jot. 17 by the Karoa was delivered it: London on Oct. 9.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    92 6 Prachatipok. Siamese. 968 tons, from Cnumpon Oct 10 to Bangkok Oct. is Raub Brit sh, 573 tons, from Kuanian Oct. 11 to Kuantan. Oct. 13 Hero, Norwegian. 823 tons. from Bangkok Oct. 11. to Bangkok Oct. 12 Tohiti, Dutch. 883 tons, from Pontianak Oct n to Penang Oct
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    WHAT'S ON?
    110 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, OCT. 11 Football: S.A.F.A. Challenge Cup SemiPinal. S.C.F.A. II V. Gordon Highlanders Anson Road Stadium. Hockey S.C.C. "A" v. S J.I. SC C 3H.C, v. ACS. I. S.R.C: S.C.R.C. I W. Raffles College, College m rounct LA. I v Medical College I.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    132 6 Singapore, Oct 11. Ships alongside the Wharves or exw 10 *irive. Fast Whar' (Entrance Gate It Taijin &iaru 20. Main Whart (Entrance Gate 2) Mania 18; BJonn 16; Glenapp 14; Nieuw Zeeland 11; 9. Empire Dock. lEntranee Gate 2) Oingaless Prince 3i«; Bheng Tv 32; Penrith Castle 34:
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      170 6 MA A I To-night Cocktail Dance 6.30 to H.M) p.m. Dinner and Dance (informal) 0..J0 lo midnight. S SPECIAL NEW CABARET ATTRACTION. I I BRYMAINTS REVUE I I "> STAR ARTISTES. J PRESENTING A VERSATILE PROGRAMME OF J DANCING ACROBATICS BURLESQUE COMEDY A MINIATURE REVUE DON'T MISS IT. J S
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      78 6 Sol* Aeenf: SCHMJOT SHOT2N, LTD. Health all Bay and Sleep allNighl there is nothing like m PHILLIPS'WAY Sj lAS /IS THE BEST WAY TO CLEAN TEETH Mouth acids cause tooth decay. Magnesia destroys mouth acids. The greater me Unt f Ma io i" dentifrice, the greater the protection for your
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      540 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED- Two lady teachers to teach Krai. Kclantan. BASE SINGAPORE. LABOUR SUPERVISOR. An immediate vacancy exists for a gentleman to supervise the accommodation living conditions and recreation ot the Admiralty Asiatic Employees housed in H.M. Naval Establishments, SingaP Tandidate.s, who must apply to the undersigned by 25th October,
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      233 6 HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED —by the most modern methods to science. Consultation without cost or oblipat; K. A. THOMPSON h.O.Sc (Dr. of Ocular Science) 4 Arcade. Largest and best Equipped Optica Institution In Mahya, Shorthand %f~Tk Machine /jT Full particulars fx i SOLE ACE':: DUNCAN ROBE SINGAPORE -KUALA F. H
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      245 6 t POSTAL I^TKLLIOE^CK! i STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY t, m I nnekor OcX. I 1 2 p.m. Pontianak l angKur 3 m Indo-China (Letter Mail) Kutsang A m Germany (Parcels only* Scheer n m Denmark (Parcels only) Lalandia TO-MORROW Aik- qnnn Oct. 12 9 a.m. ooon 1911 am Pamanekat. Sambos
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    GENERAL FU CHU'S POLICY
    119 7 To Last Man" etaai, Oct. 9. a ked through ent made by regarding Chief's proGi neral Matties* army tinese people c Governthe Chinese Govern- shanghai Matsni's proreport, Japan- a pao Inland, Dgkong, and [i ime there. L termination to fight, and I I nese invasion [nan
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    Chinese Official Communique
    48 7 re, Sunday. iqtj Gicial telegram nking at 8 p m y The Ch'.ne.",? f i that the finil push win b? da are may ao creek was ther Jap; nese tear gas Ja anese to cress oand ia confident o? it ill day rkirire unchanged.
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    MR. ONG BOON TAT
    144 7 Return From Holiday In Europe Singapore, Sunday. AFTER being away for five months Mr. Ong Boon Tat, J.P., arrived in Singapore to-day by the Victoria from a tour of Europe. He was greeted by a large number of friends and relatives on board ship. "We had
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    COLORADO SUPPORTS BOYCOTT
    39 7 Reuter Wireless. Denver (Colorado). Oct. 7. An appeal to the annual convention ol the American Federation of Labour to support the British Labour Party in boycotting Japanese goods was made by President William Green.—Reuter W. reless.
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    DIESEL TRAINS
    58 7 Dutch Delegation Studies Siam's System (From Cur Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Oct. 10. A DELEGATION from the Dutch State Railways of Java spent a week studying Siam's diesel operated long distance trains and was greatly impressed with the results of the six years' working of these locomotives as well
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    ALL QUIET
    109 7 Rain Continues In Shanghai Reuter. Shanghai, Oct. 10. All is quiet in all fronts and at 3 a.m. it was still raining steadily and the countryside is slushy. Consequently the attacks which the Japanese expected to launch at dawn to commemorate China's day of independence is expected to
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    SUBMARINE ATTACK ON DESTROYER
    107 7 Admiralty Denial Causes Surprise British Official Wireless. London, Oct. 9. SURPRISE has been created by the Admiralty denial of the submarine attack on H.M.S. "BaMliste," which was authoritatively reported on Monday. According to newspaper reports, an official cf tht Admiralty admitted that depth charges were dropped
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    TROOPS FOR TRIPOLI
    41 7 Reuter Wireless. Naples. A farther 24XX) soldiers sailed for Tripoli to reinforce the garrison in Libya, bringing the total increase in the strength of the Libyan garrison Li the past three weeks to over 16.000 men.— Router Wirele
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    HUGESSEN MISSING SINGAPORE
    55 7 Steamer Sails Direct To Bali Manila, Oct. 9. IT now appears that the "Tjisadane," will not be calling at Singapore but will be sailing direct to Bali, Java.— Renter. In an earlier message from Manila, Reuter reported that Sir Hughe Knatch-bull-Hugessen was leaving for Singapore on Oct.
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    DESPONDENCY IN U.S.
    111 7 Reuter Wireless. New York, Oct. 6. It i.s seldom that such widespread despondency is shown on the American markets, all ol which yesterday were distinctly lower. Three leading markets grains cotton and securities) showed pronounced uneasiness while rubber, tin, copper, •.•ohce and cccoa all moved downward. Weakness
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      63 7 I v■ "GOLD LE F" TEA when you C OLD LEAF* Tea. I ihat charms the greatest I fi Rhmcnt that r A3 L DEALERS. IEUSZ LTD., 1 on Koad, I iAPORE. t T.R PEN j t on! Fll it with rites INK. j 1 »2 W n x <**i»y»>,
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      316 7 I TIIK OIALITY CAR IN THE LOW-PRICE FIELD 1 .mi l u„ ThP norn luxurious interiors are tailored to the minute. The slanting THE New Ford V-8 for 1937 is one car, wo US> in all closed cars. _but the quality V-8 engine which powers it is now offered m
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      30 7 Don't use harsh, irritating alkaline soaps that dry the scalp and ruin the hair. Preserve your greatest asset, your hair, by shampooing; with Mulsified COCOANUT OIL SHAMPOO 2 APB la
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      219 8 LAST NIGHT 6*15-945 ALHAMBRA 'FOUNTAIN MUSIC" Is One Of The Best and Most Delightful Films Which Has Been Screened To Local Audiences For A Long Time Says the Tribune. s '2 Dir.clod by Robert Ho-y A Paramount Pictvr* iVfiiikiwmmmlnnMm ih :i:.,ri' klyljrlin' in r*»<"T rr.j'ri'iin-.! Th»rt'i •|'*rt>ii' in ll.rm rri.tunlaim*.
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      342 8 •J. 1 PACKED HOUSES AT EVERY SHOW I Hp "SHIRLEY'S BEST PICTURE." I j I CAPITOL 1 j j 11 SII BISL E V j I TEMPLE I j 'f I "TK as The Little Peacemaker" in S I [JU Rudyard Kipling's Great Story of BRITISH ADVENTURE in the j
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      285 8 PAVILIOX-To-Night 6-15~9.| 5 1 -V Slick. cxcifiVg g_ y foot-loo.c Th.• i .iwhothi,ii.dyou.n'G>Miz_v. combine to give you grand entertainment' P "After tho Thin Man" and do* _L r j «v ol oikm-Mw «iMMi ifatn trnt under-coyer man with a daring mission to per' Llf IS i but he ot n,
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    MR. V. N ARAY AN ASAMY
    181 9 Untimely Death Of Philanthropist Singapore, Monday. WE regret to record the untimely death of Mr. Narayanasamy, a leading member'of the Hindu Community in Singapore, when took place on Saturday evening. The late Mr. Narayanasamy had been in the Government service for a number of
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    JUNKS INCIDENT
    40 9 Commission Of Inquiry Set Up Reuter. Hongkong, Oct. 9. THE Colony Government has appointed a Commission under the chairmanship of the Chief Justice Sir Atholl MacGregor. to enquire into the alleged sinking of fishing junks by Japnaese submarines.—Reuter.
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      449 9 fF> T V' l V; esta,,r clerk wKh France FirCt Motor fj Marine policies; P ledd experience need r of testimonials re d to Box No. -,rr Learn what the "ThOBOSCOI HoroSC ope $2. In *J Send birth r md. ikNCC BUREAU, Anson Road, frection to r&AB iIDINGS. ETC., 51TNO
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      356 9 SPACIOUS SPRING FLOOR J HAPPY CABARET j HHRSHHHRHNB9 to-night I X* M Miss Pat Svkeis, Direct from London, l 5 Examiner, F.I.S.T.D. London Europe s flvfl undefeated Champion Ballroom Dancer >ince 1926. S 1 -MM M And Mr. James A. Andrew, F.1.5.T.D.. > London. WĔ9M We ask our thousands of
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      299 9 < i Great World Show! I CABARET I j TO-NIGHT, 8.30 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT. j GLOBE THEATRE: To "COLLEGE HOLIDAY." J NEXT CHANGE: To-morrow, "REMBR ANDT." I SKY TALKIE: To night, "THE WHISPERING SHADOW" (Chapters 7—12 final). S NEXT CHANGE: To-morrow, "MOONLIGHT T^T^" ;7 7 4« j T i:\v W«"»»
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    DEATH.
    307 10 MALAYAN MATTERS g H(;OL feta are in the limelight again, hit the beam is considerably softened by the promise that, next yoar. the fees for pupils in all elementary and primary schools throughout the country are to be reduced. The decision cannot fail to meet with the approbation of all.
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    481 10 that it is a goal aimed at by all eminent authorities on education. M WHEN arc 1 the Malayan Governments feeing to put local broadcasting on a proper basis'.' This question has been asked seven] times in the past and the I üblk will continue to ask it until it
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    BELGIAN MINISTER TO SIAM
    64 10 Htq ir v v Singapore, Mondfv fv v" Cy r Hen 7 Seßaert f0 »3 "Cig.um Cojisul-Genr'fii in b..m to take up "t°nost t0 Banp,:ok ordinary and ifflSLi? b£T°L Extra of Ihe r1 In r pLr Plenipotentiary C-iir/ f o gum Government to the of Siam. His Exc»'ir-nrv ,v, «gj».
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    ARGENTINE APPROVES
    47 10 nm i m\\J v The Governmenfhas cL 10 congratulating President SL a mess age his Chicago speech and cto?° oSe^ elt on speech Is regarded hi il tatmg tha t the as coinciding with t hP f Gove ™ment of Argentina tradltlonal Policy NOTES COMMENTS Britain's Rearmament
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Britain's Rearmament
    284 10 the British Government issued a White Paper last year, estimating an expenditure of approximately 11.500,000.000 for a five-year rearmament programme, the House received this staggering intimation without a flinch. There was even an approving ramble of "'Hear, hear!" when Mr. Chamberlain, in a matter-of-fact tone, r.erved notice on the world
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    The Programme
    295 10 For the Army: Two new amy tank battalions will be formed ana two of rcnr projected new infantry be III:lions Will be raised immediately. Immense resenrei of ammunition will continue to be accumulated. The Territorial Aimy Will be trained with the same weapons ft! the regular army and will be
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    World Stabiliser
    62 10 Indeed Britain to-day re] extraordinary spectacle- a nation Coplaying force without milttariav. population of about 11.000.C00 pesfl voters a few years ago now stand most unanimously behind goj guarantee for peace. The Britisfa payers willingly contribute a portion i their income for military expenditure It is a phenomenon of a
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    384 10 I SAVV tn winner in a dream," declares a Nottingham business man wh 0 recently won £500 on a horse-race Mils must be one of those nap sanctions we have heard about. IM A rl ?f c c riv e for railway cmplovce.s TO neld recently. I t happened that
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    WORLD WAR MAY BREAK OUT NEXT SPRING
    135 11 SPAIN'S WARNING TO EUROPE ITALIAN VOLUNTEERS BRITISH REGRET AT MUSSOLINI'S ATTITUDE |N offer by the Spanish Premier to withdraw Volunteers on the Government side, provided that Mussolini ilian volunteers, is accompanied by a warning that jf |he Spanish civil war continues until the
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    "DELIBERATE USE OF DELAYING METHODS?"
    394 11 British Official Wireless. Valencia, Oct. 11. rrHE Prem r. Sen. Negrta, in a 1 special tatement to the foreign pres replying to the Italian note, vi; Spanish Government's withdraw volunteers on tl tir side, if Italy would recall H i it the civil war tinned
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    FRENCH COMMENT
    213 11 Deliberately Trying Delaying Tactics Reuter. Paris, Oct. 10. The French press is unanimously hostile to the Italian note in which the invitation to discuss the situation in Spain is rejected by Mussolini. Le Jour states that "it is evident that neither the British nor the French Government is
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    How U.S. Might Help China
    244 11 EMBARGO ON ARMS Co-operation With The League Reuter. Washington. Oct. 10 DOSSIBLE ways in which the League and the United States could cooperate against Japan were to-day discussed by the Foreign Policy Association. It is considered it would be possible for the League to impose
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    HOPEI LOST?
    26 11 Reuter. Peiping. Oct. 11. A semi-official Japanese report claims that Shihchiachwang' the last Chinese stronghold in Hopei Province, was captured at 2.40 p.m. yesterday.—Reuter
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    KING AND QUEEN
    71 11 Benefited From Stay In Scotland British Official Wireless. London, Oct. 10. THE King and Queen, who will reach London on Tuesday morning, have spent ten weeks at Balmoral, and both Their Majesties are reported to have benefited from their stay in Scotland. The Duchess of Gloucester who
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    HEAVY RAINS IN SHANGHAI
    739 11 Fighting Stops JAPANESE USE POISON GAS? Shanghai, Oct. 11. QX account of the torrential rain in Shanghai yesterday, the Chinese were prevented from launching a general offensive, upon which they decided to embark on a national celebration of the "Double Tenth." Consequently there was a quiet
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    SIR O. MOSLEY STRUCK DOWN
    60 11 Shower Of Bricks At Meeting Reuter. London, Oct. It*. OIR Oswald Mosley has been taken to *J hospital with concussion and a skuil wound after a Liverpool meeting cf Fascists. Sir Oswald was greeted by a shower of bricks when he got up to speak,
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    MR. ANTHONY EDEN
    39 11 British Official Wireless. London, Oct. 10. Mr. Anthony Eden is travelling from Balmoral on Monday night, and will be at the Foreign Office on Tuesday. The Cabinet holds its usual weekly meeting on Wednesday.—British Official Wireless.
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    China To Sever Relations With Tokyo?
    502 11 A NATION WIDE BOYCOTT MORE TROOPS Chinese Reinforcement For Shanghai Reuter. Shanghai, Oct. 10. A STEADY bombardment of Pootung by Japanese warships in retaliation for the Chinese shelling of Hongkew brought the din of war to Shanghai again to-night after one cf the quietest
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    Italy Rejects Tripartite Invitation On The Spanish Problem
    372 12 WAR HANGS BY THREAD IN EUROPE 1 If France Sets Up Pyrenees Frontier Reuter. London, Oct. 10. THE Italian note as forecast rejects the invitation to the Three Power Conference. The opinion is expres-ed that the question should continue to be dealt
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    PUBLIC HALL AND GALLERIES
    1329 12 For Singapore? DATO BRADDELL'S PROPOSAL I\ATO Roland Braddell, vic2-pre-sxteut f the Friends of Singapore Society, tins put forward a scheme for providing Singapore with a public hall and galleries out of funds at present in existence. The schema is submitted to the public for consideration and
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    MR. JULIAN FRANKEI FINED
    122 12 Dogs Loose Without Muzzles Singapore, Monday. MR. Julian Frankel, was this morning fined $50 by Mr. H. A. Forrer, District Judge, Criminal District Court, on two charges of allowing two dogs to be out of doors unmuzzled. Mr. Frankel pleaded guilty to the charges. Chief Court
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    ALLEGED MURDER
    160 12 Sequel To Telok Ayer Tragedy Singapore, Monday. THE Police have made three arrests in connection with the Telok Ayer Basin tragedy on Sept. 6, in which a Chinese rickshaw puller was alleged to have been fatally assaulted by a gang of Chinese with sticks and poles. The men.
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    ALLEGED ATTACK
    102 12 Chinese Woman Killed In Kedah (From Our Own Reporter) .Penang, Monday. IT is reported from Sungei Bahru, in the mukim of Alor Jungus, Kedah, some miles from the nearerst main road, that late on Saturday night three Malays armed with parangs entered a Chinese sundry goods shop on
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    GAOL REFORM
    38 12 Reuter Wireless. Lucknow, Oct. 7. Ten Thousand prisoners, approximately one-third the total number in gaol in the United Provinces, will be released shortly by the Congress Provincial Government as part of the gaol reform programme.—Reuter Wireless.
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    MANCHUKUO UNREST
    223 12 A Reign Of Terror In Mukden Reuter. Reuter Wireless. Shanghai, Oct. 10. News of unrest in Manchoukuo is brought to Shanghai by an unidentifice foreigner interviewed by the Evening Post. He says street fighting occurred in Mukden on Sept. 11 when a force of Manchoukuo troops revolted and
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    DR. C. L. PARK
    52 12 To Address Singapore Rotary Club Dr. C. L. Park, Director of the League of Nations Eastern Bureau, will be the speaker at the luncheon meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club at the Adelphi Hotel on Wednesday. His address will be on the Hygiene Conference held recently
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    TEXT OF ITALIAN REPLY
    1283 12 REFUSAL TO TAKE PART IN CONFERENCE British Official Wireless. Rugby, Oct. 10. rpHE Italian note to the British Government in reply to the joint Anglo-French invitation to the conversations on the Spanish problem which was handed to Lord Perth in Rome this morning reached London this
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    THEATRE ROYAL
    44 12 The Theatre Royal is Showing of great interest to Indians in Mahabharath," which has as its tl the ancient historical war which r at the end of the Dvaparayuga The production is intensely realistic and particularly expected to appeal to Southern Indians.
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    financial Assistance For China
    1182 13 DR. KUNG ON HIS MISSION I NT £3 VIEW k: ««pcrtant Loans e?otiated Singapore. Sunday. ,u< Dr. II. H. Kung i e-Premier and assed through on his wav b'ack was met by an A.D.C. U.K. the Governor, i if., per. It.A. tepreSc!vifC> (K.N. Army and Hon.
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    Department Chief of the "Solder-Worker" College. Mr. Tang Shu Jen arrived in Singapore by the "Victoria" yesterday.
    17 13 Department Chief of the "SolderWorker" College. Mr. Tang Shu Jen arrived in Singapore by the "Victoria" yesterday.
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    CAPTAIN SCOTT
    101 13 "Discovery" Handed To Sea Scouts British Official Wireless. Rushy, Oct. 10. CAPTAIN Scott's Antarctic expedition ship Disccvery was handed over this afternoon by the Colonial Secretary to the Duke of Kent, Commodore of Sea Scouts, acting on behalf of the Boy Scouts Association, to whom the Discovery is
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    WHAT A EUROPEAN SAW IN CANTON
    621 13 Terrible Havoe Wrought By Bombs WE have received the letter printed below from a European resident of Singapore. It gives an account, received from the writer's brother, of the bombings of Canton and shows clcarlj that there was no exaggeration in the reports of
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    MR. S. W. JONES
    119 13 Appointment As British Resident, Selangor ris announced that the Secretary of State for the Colonies has approved the appointment of Mr. S. W. Jones, to be British Resident. Selangor, in succession to Mr. T. S. Adams, the appointment dating from April 15 last. Mr. Jones, who
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    Air-Commander Lieut.,-General Hum- H.u; v.;..i ~r-:w-<i in
    7 13 Air-Commander Lieut.,-General Hum- H.u; v.;..i ~r-:w-&lt;i in
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    Islington Corinthians Leave London On World Soccer Tour
    310 14 FINANCED BY ROTARY CLUB ROUND TRIP Suggestion Of Chinese Footballers (By Air Mail) (From Cur Onn Cor respondent) London, Sept. 29. TWENTY -ONE athletic young London men. whose ages average 23 ar e starting next Monday on a round-the-world football tour, lasting
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB
    132 14 At Home And Prize Giving Singapore, Sunday. AVERY enjoyable time was spent by a large gathering of members and friends of the Chinese Swimming Club at the clubhouse to-day, the occasion being the 27th anniversary of the Club. The celebrations commenced with a programme of nine aquatic
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    RUGBY AT GILLMAN
    131 14 R A.M.C. Fort Canning Draw i i i i PLAYING at Gillman Barracks yesterday on a hard ground, the R.A.M.C. fielded a strong dde against Fort Canning in the hope of reversing last Thusday's result, but iailea to do more than achieve a draw of three points
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    R.I. BE AT POST OFFICE
    58 14 Singapore, Saturday. 1 In a keenly contested hockey match, Raffles Institution gained a victory over the Post Office Club by two goals to nil. Tne Postal Club had slightly the borer of the exchanges during the first I half, but the school improved the r
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    ENGLISH & SCOTTISH LEAGUE SOCCER
    1316 14 ENGLISH SCOTTISH LEAGUE SOCCER DERBY AND LIVERPOOL LOSE AT HOME London, Oct. 10. RESULTS of Saturday's English and Scottish League soccer matches and tables revised and brought right up to date are as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. I Charlton 5 Portsmouth 1 Chelsea 2 Arsenal 1 Derby C. 1 Brentford
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    RUNAWAY WIN
    191 14 9th Heavies Rout 3rd A.A. At Rugby A RUNAWAY victory was recorded by the oth Heavy Brigade of the R.A. in a rugby match at Changi yesterday against the 3rd A.A. Brigade, the margin being 21 points (six tries and a penalty goali to nil. The Heavies got
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    U.S. WOMEN'S GOLF
    76 14 Mrs. Julius Page Wins Final Reuter. Memphis, Tennessee, Oct. 10. IN the final of the American Women's golf chamrlonship Mrs. Julius Page, Sedgefield, beat Miss Patty Berg, the nineteen year old Curtis Cup player 7 and 6. Miss Pam Barton, the holder, did not defend her title.
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    VADE CUP
    83 14 The following is the draw for the Vade Cup competition, the first round to be played not later than Sunday, Oct. 24. A. D. 6. Murray v D. S. Davidson Roy Brown v K. Knight G. O. Cruickshank v W. McMullan M. C. Bain v E M. F.
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    ENGLISH RUGBY FOOTBALL
    108 14 Results Of Saturday's Matches Reuter. London, Oct. 10. YESTERDAY'S principal rugby football matches resulted as follows:— Guvs Hosp. 8, London Irish 16. Harlequins 21, Portsmouth Services It Richmond 6, Swansea 3. Rosslyn Park 5. London Scottish 5. Aberavon 24. Abertillery 5. Bristol 15, Bath 3. Bedford 19,
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    GARRISON GOLF
    113 14 Capt. W. P. Rendell Wins Oct. Bogey The October bcgey competition rf the Garrison Golf Club was played At Tanglin on Saturday and Sunday and resulted in a win for Capt. Rendell with a return of 3 up. The following cards were returned:- Capt. W. P. Rendell 3
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    TO-DAY'S SOCCER
    49 14 THE semi-final stage of the S.A.F.A. cup competition will commence today, when the Gordon Highlanders will meet the Chinese second string at Anson Road stadium. By permission of the officers the pipes and drums of the Gordons will play selections before the match and during the interval.
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    STATE RUGBY TRIAL
    275 14 Penang Prepares To Meet Pc (From Gur Oivn Ri Penang, IN preparation for their fi of the season, agai Saturday at Taiping, Pei State trial to-day on tr»&lt; when the Colours, the beat the Whites by 14 p three tries) to nil. It looked, in the Rrsl
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    Paterson Keeps His Bukit Timah Title
    117 15 CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF Singapore G. C. final ipore. Sunday. Malayan golf g the Singapore i'i second year 4li J. H. Beeton h 32nd hole in ch at Bukiv. .aid the greens iti a up at the close cores being 71 tirst 18 holes— m.&gt; morning,
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    TEACHERS WIN Hockey Match With Malacca I.A.
    63 15 .w Sunday. sustained 1 it from the Teachers being beaten a 1 r combinahootii.g. ...v forward on ed dangerous Thesiera re conspicuous ior whom C. l goa's. ihe attack and •.king the In-.-jored fron Ahmal. •,-t oefore ths d the second goal 1Y
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    S.C.R.C. HOCKEY
    66 15 •ams have been at the SC RC. on Wong, Shirft Kah Fj Chang Min Kee. C ..vi:.'i Shui Tat: Lim Gan Kee Sialic;, L;« K'" P 1 (&gt; Ong Swee Keng, i i tUi n. C at S.C.R.C. on t: ;i:y:— h: Evan Wong, K. T. B&gt;.. Gan
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    RUGBY GAME AT CHANGI
    470 15 Sappers And St. Andrew's Draw AN excellent and exciting game of rug- by was witnessed on the Changi Padang on Saturday evening between an R E. "A" XV and St. Andrew's the result being a draw, one try t3 points) each. It was quite a fair
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    MALACCA HOCKEY
    103 15 /From Our Oun Correspondent! Malacca. Sunday. The Song Cheong hockey team went down to the Muar Hockey Club on Friday to the tune of s—o. P de Souza and Machado played magnificently for the visitors, Machado reing almost unpassable. Forbes led the forwards well. i For the Chinese.
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    YANKEES BEAT GIANTS
    69 15 World Championship Baseball THE Tribune is informed that the world series baseball championship has resulted in the New York Yankees beating the New York Giants by four games out cf five. Detailed results were as follows: First game. Yankees 8. Giants, 1. Second game. Yankees 8. Giants
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY
    112 15 R.A F. Town Office Beat F.M.S. Railways rpHE RAF. (Town Ofllce) soccer team beat the F.M.S. Railway Institute by 3—2 at the Railway Institute ground on Sunday. Reed opened accounts for the Airmen and Keng Pak equalised shortly a itei wards with a penalty goal. Reed and Tessier
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    HAIG B.P.
    84 15 The Haig Badminton Party beat the Blue Bird B P. on Sunday last by six games io enc. Scores tHaig players named first Singles:—S. Hassan lost to Hassan 15—3. 15-5; Zohdi beat Mansor i r —9. 15—5; Wilson beut Isuin 15—10, 15— 8; Michael Koh beat Jantan 15—
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    TERROR BEAT JOHORE AT RENGAM
    37 15 'From Our Own Correspondent, Rengam. Saturday. H.M.S. Terror beat Johore in a rugby football ma'ch at Rengam to-day by two tries &lt;6 points l to nil. Johore had a weak side out.
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    CHAMPIONSHIP BADMINTON
    343 15 Men's Women's Semi-Finals Singapore, Sunday. THE ties in the semi-finals of the Singapore badminton championship, played to-day in the Haw-Par Hall, Clerical Union, resulted as follows: Seah Eng Hee and Tan Chong Tee (Mayflower* beat Wong Peng Nam and Tan Yong Kian (Mayflower), 21-17, 21-7. Mi\s. L. M.
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    MALAYAN ENGINEERS AT DINNER
    1831 16 MR. F. G. COALES' INTERESTING PRESIDENTIAL SPEECH Singapore, Sunday. THAT the Institution has taken on a broader outlook and that there is at present a growing tendency among the great engineering Inst.tutions at home to co-operate in matters of engineering research was stressed by Mr. F.
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      1187 17 ii ai avail Listeners 9 Radio SH 8 1 The Vagabond (2) Bright is the Ring k-" I nDiTion nufnTTkn i Words (3) The Roadside Fjre. The Or BRITISH EMPIRE 6.50 a.m.-Tut to the Test'_ 3. A Water Mill. The Infinite Shlnin» I'UIHMt. T&gt;jyf\nT&gt; A liiiisa programme showing how the
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    OUR INDIAN LETTER
    1144 18 The Exodus Of Intrants—Trade Talks—Coalition Government Principle Japanese Imports Drop Defence Of Indian Ports—lndian Juristic Talents—Shanghai Refugees. (From Our Onn Correspondent) (By Air Mail) Madras, Oct. 6. Emigration To Malaya The rush ol unskilled labourers from South India emigrating to Malaya either as passengers or as assisted
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    CHINESE BISHOP
    66 18 Appeal To Mala;. Pen;*;— \t nISHOP Paul Yupir spiritual director Actionists in China, a ing the week-end en where he will have ai Pope. Officiating at Ma yesterday, he made an to Chinese Catholl China in her hour of fighting a defensive war, he the sufferings of the
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    ARMED ROBBERY
    34 18 Sngap .A Chinese was robbed by two Cantonese hi shortly after 12 o'clock I of the men was all' armed with a pistol far been made, but I the matter in hand.
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    TRIAL FLIGHT
    43 18 Imperial Plane Leaves Banjul For Hongkong w (From Our Oun Corresj. Bangkok. Oct in AN Imperial Airways piui.e g' kok this morning on tiight overland to riongkoi. The experiment will b Hanoi probaDiy, and lat&lt; Hongkong will go direct inst fenang.
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    GRAND MUFTI AGAIN
    45 18 Reuter Wireless. Jeru ti. m Th'j Grand Mufti, who matning within the Mosque al Omar since the r&lt; is reported to have tele Arab ruicrs, King Oh and the Imam Ahja ci y immediate intcrventicn Government to restore jusl vi Palestine.—Reuter H
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    ANTI-PIRACY PATROL
    34 18 Reuter Wireless. Hhiyi Oct A British naval d;\ 1 at Ceshmeh ScaJanova. which, in accordance witl kish arrangements, B:. will u.se as a base tot rol in the eastern M&lt; Reuter Wireless.
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