Malaya Tribune, 18 October 1937

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya s National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXVI. No. 245. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1937 FIVE CENTb. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Oct. 18. 19.37. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES- SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1937 FIVE CENTS
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      183 1 r ~~~iUE NEWs|| i WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The JtIORISX\Gj| th ibexes j THE PARTY SPIRIT GOLDEN VALLEY fg Make your party go with a swing by ill serving Golden Valley the brandy IWmX with a punch in it this revitalising, inexpensive refreshment will revive i your flagging spirits, its
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      183 1 Read The Dominant In Ho: '/ft PEERLESS IRASMIC SOAP Dainty, Alluring, Fragrant PEERLESS ERABMIC is incomparable and invaluable or c to et anc can a PP Iie(J without harm 10 the most ellcate skins. RefreshSIME, DARBY CO., LTD., Singapore, Koala Lumpur, Set em ban, Penan*, Maar, Malacca, Ipoh, Knchinf (Sarawak).
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      586 2 FRESH STOCK OF Long Baths in east Iron white porcelain enamelled with chromium plated Hot 6c Cold taps, 5' 0" overall price $35.00 each. 5' 6" do $36.50 H' 0" do $38.00 Table lamps a large range to select from $2.00 upwards. For all requirements in ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, GAS, Consult:
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      669 2 FOR SALE. Brick French tile roof residence oi 15,405 square feet freehold land. Solit construction, garage, private locality of B'/ B th mile, West Coast Road, 300 yard from main road. Cost $4,000. Absen owner will consider offer. Apply Powel Co., Ltd. FOR SALE—Late I&S6 Ariel Red Hun ter 500
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      400 2 ADVERTISE EFFECTIVELY AND HELP CHINA RELIEF! An attractive 60-page programme is now being prepared for the S.A.D.C. production "Outward Bound" in aid of China Relief Fund. As the programme is being printed in 2,000 copies and will be distributed FREE to all leading Clubs, Associations and purchasers of first cla3s
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      193 2 D. T. LEWS ffi'- 'tf /'OBAT PRWK i 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 BIN COY—Malacca. HIAP SENG CHAN—Sereznban. Manufacturers: D. T. LIM COMPANY. SINGAPORE. X I'■ j *y EYEWEAR Safeguard your eyes—they are your greatest
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      105 2 gam of 3 e t cOakk > r IB i ■mm ii ii in ii ii i iiWiii—m ii i in!■ —i■iin I ii GELLE FRERES H Cologne produces that feeling of ycur skin be- ggJmlĔLWP'** ing bathei 1 with lasting Xl lA iIIBV^S j essentia^^ 'effects' h app^ the
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES MARKING WHALES
    339 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES MARKING WHALES Research Work In Antarctic CHIPS of seven countries are actively u< P re .P a r in g ior the whaling season, vvhich is fixed by International Convention to open this year at the end of November. Early next month more than 30 "factory ships,
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    INDIAN AIR PILOTS
    183 3 Awarded Coronation Medal Simla. The Coronation medal has been awarded to Mr. P. D. Sharma ana Mr. B. K. N. Rao, two pilots who have played a prominent part in operating India's Internal aii* mail services. Mr. Sharma, senior pilot of Indian National Airways, began air mail
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    SOVIET CHARTERING
    130 3 Russia chartered 16 vessels in one week last month, and Is bidding for more according to Dow Jones Service which received private advices from the Soviet. Although no mention v;as made of the service the vessels were intended for observers believed ihat they might be seen on the
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      392 3 TKAMKII SAILING! end TISH N DiA 0. S. N. CmVm SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due T annafe. Space. 1937. 11.600 Oct. 22 «.100 Oct. 23 §,000 Nov. 1 TANA 17.000 Not. 5 6,500 N#t. 10 17,000 Nov. 16 17,000 Dec. 3 15.000 Dec. 17 6.076 Dec. 18 15,060 Dee. 31 1931. 15,000
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      68 3 8.1. (APCAR) SAILINGS. Per HONGKONG, AMOY ft JAPAN. Singapore. .moiTi 8,000 Oct. 21 SKKrA 10,000 Nov. 4 8,000 Nov. 18 Sana MOO Nov. v SHIR ALA B.° oo Nov lo P&Q BRITISH INDIA For all information apply to: P O S Co., The Agent, Collyer Quay, Tel. 5961. r I
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      550 3 j m. b. k: i j 1 KOKUSAI LINE j (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) (Incorporated in Japan). j For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YOKK (via Panama). I Due Dae Sailing Dae m?«, Penang S pore S'pere via New York J k ZfC £°2! AJa MARU Nov. 1 Nov. 4 Nov. 6
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      459 3 PASSENGER FREIUHI SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Clasa Motorshlps. 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 JUTLANDIA 2-11 2-11 3-11 5-11 MEONIA 23-11 23-11 24-11 26-11 •ALSIA 14-12 14-12 15-12 17-12 BORINOIA
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      472 3 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORODEUTSC. r *RR LLOYD (Incorporated la ottmirl. The un demoted are the Company*} Intended natures OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SBAJIGMAI. MORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Dae ■'para. 19«. s.s. "KOELN" omits Japan Oct. 30 s.s. "GNEISENAU" omits N. China Nov. 11 HOMEWARD. For HOLLAND, HAMBURG ft BREMEN. Sails from
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    433 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Oct. 16. Previous To-day Change R ?5*P Steady Quiet Spot Buyera 715 16 7 15|16 I 116 715 16 -16 (Ist Forward) Nov. Buyers. lid Sellers. J 1,16 3 1.16 (2nd Forward) Dec. Buyers. J J Sellers. 8 116 3 lie (3rd Forward) Jan.|Mar.
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    JIMAH RUBBER ESTATES
    557 4 Position Sound REPLANTING UNDER CONSIDERATION Singapore, Saturday. pRESIDED over by Mr. James Robertson, the Jimah Rubber Estates, Ltd., held their 27th annual general meeting in the Exchange Room, Fuller-ton Building, Singapore, to-day. On the ad /jce of the Rubber Research Inst\ute replanting, as planned last year, was
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    PINEAPPLE EXPORTS
    65 4 The export of tinned pineapples from Malaya during the week ended o H amounted to 19,063 eases Of these 10 5 4 cases went to the United Kingdom lltofl to the Continent of Eurone 2Sal t« Canada and 3,713 831 t0 werf a 2 iKwi° r the year
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    GOLD RUSH IN CYPRUS
    558 4 "Devil's Mud" QUEUES OUTSIDE GOVT. OFFICES Trodos (Cyprus). rpHFRE iir a gold rush on Britain's island colony of Cyprus. Picturesque peasants, tradesmen and small landowners have been standing- in lopg queues outside the Government Mines Office at Nicosia, the capital, waiting to register their newly staked
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    MARRIAGEN IN AUSTRIA
    209 4 A Doctor And The Future CARES of the Future." an article written l the largest hospital in Arnold Baumgarten. in t] Medizienischen Wochi most important of the I als in this city, in which I discusses the question I women In Austria and tl I ly smali
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    32 INCHES HIGH
    65 4 World's Smallest Wo Dead M /CLAIMED to have bet:. V white woman In the Frendo has died here al She was 32 inches high. She was one of the eigl a farmer named William the other members of he: of average height. Rita lived a normal neighbours
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
    37 4 London I >ct On the Stock exchao.se weak overnight Wall Street normal end-of-account Infl undertone was satisfac: was small and there were ing changes. Wheat wo pathy with overseas Wall Street opened Irregu Wireless.
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      742 4 OverseaXiiinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (incorporated in the Strait* Settlement*). CAPITAL: J Authorised $40,006,000.0«. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. !l HEAD OmCl, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SI NG APU KM. 1 1 mm —4 < a TELEPHONES: M^f afl f^- DlT^ M7> Secretary 4944 Geswal Ms«4W ML! Accomntaat mm S IWetraßhle
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      40 4 O I B I T O i\ THE UNIVERSAL STOMACHIC SALINE. n,iS £"9LS of the BMM acl »> promotes di*e*rtloM. B onrtmir. sens* fotae« af?t?%3X stomach trouble of a y kinds. .JT#« Bele Anite; »««I»anrti.n. CHARI ft CO., 89, Robinson Road
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    714 5 |;a stations By Fraser And Co. Singapore. Oct. 18, 10 a.m. MINING Fraser dc Co. Buyers Sellers 5 5 6xd b ins; 31 33 50 55 -nom 29 9 ***** 0.90 24 25 1.70 1.75 lay 29 SO 21 22 038 0.43 1 14 1.18 Tin
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    TANKER ABLAZE IN PORT
    115 5 Reuter Wireless. Naples Oct. 13. The city was wakened with the violent explosions aboard the tinker Pagao followed by a sheet of flames. The seaman on watch perished in the flames and the remainder of the crew escaped. Every fire brigade in Naples was rushed to
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    494 5 Daily Report By S. E. Levy Co. Singapore, Monday. WE are indebted to Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co., Singapore, for the following on American Market conditions:— Messrs. White, Weld and Co., New Ycrk, report to us by cable as follow: STOCK To-day's action of the market
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    261 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Oct. 18. 10 a.m. Total f a ComDanj Dividend Books Close nnai L c J? W)mpary Date Ex Div. 5^ Payable Date to date TIN TO m/w Amnat Tin 3% Int. Sept. 29 Oct. 21 Oct. 4 »J JJKr 10% Int. Oct. 22
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    152 5 iq«jr. re d 1975-1985 $4,000,000 AFORE MUNICIPAL: 3/0 SS i Oct 1 98 100 c.i. 1001 red- 1940 $400,000 Int. 10*17 re d' 1962 $2,750,000 Int. Sept. 30 102 104 ncm 3 JJJJ No" IS.'. cL 1 PENANG MUNICIPAL: IfmESZZ?.!* 108 110 norn 5% 1026»MS »0 i
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    135 5 Report By Fraser And Company Singapore, Oct. 18. THE market opens very quietly in ali sections this morning with prices unchanged from Saturday. Most operators appear to be marking time pending London's reaction to the latest political news which was issued over the weekend. RUBBERS. The price
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    TIN
    16 5 Singapore, Oc'.. 18. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $109% (up
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    RUBBER
    20 5 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to day was:— Buyers 26 (down >4); Sellers 26% (down l
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    308 5 Singapore. Monday. MINING Buyers. Sellers. Ampat Tin 5 5 6 A. Hitam 29 6 31 3. Selangor 1.67 172 3angnn 23 9 24 6 Jhenderiang 21 22 .iitam 0.38 0 43 .long Fatt 115 120 longkong 30 31 idris Hyd. 116 12 6 Johans 0.38
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    JAPAN MUST BE OSTRACISED
    95 5 Senator Pittman Again Reuter. New York, Oct. 17. rHE New York Times' Washington correspondent says Senator Pittman. in in interview telegraphed from his home it Reno hoping for the success of the Brussels conference, said it va? devoutly o be wished Japan would listen to tne
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    EXCHANGE
    183 5 CELLING Singapore, Oct. 18. London T.T. 2 4 132 London demand 2 4 132 London 4 months' sight 2 4 116 Lyons demand 1710 Switzerland demand 250 Hamburg demand 142 New York demand 57 7 8 Montreal demand 57 13 16 Patavia denu nd 104 5 n 3amarang demand
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    IMPROVEMENT IN PALESTINE
    92 5 Spasmodic Attacks Continue Reuter. Jerusalem. Oct. 17. SPASMODIC attacks on Britons and Jews continue to be reported from various nar*s of Palestine, but the situation grnerally Is regarded as greatly improved. Accord ng to »n Arab FOUrCC. the Arab Rulers of States round Palestine sendine a memorandum
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    NEOLITHIC RELICS
    112 5 Budapest. Traces of dwellings used by Neolittro. man have been discovered by archaeologists of the Hungarian National Mv scum, who have been conducting ex l cavations at Deneverag in north Huni f,arv for the last two years. These Neolithic discoveries are claimlod to be the best preserved remains
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      162 5 S. E LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. investment Bankers and Brokers in Securities and Commodities. Daily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service. Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. I 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
    115 6 Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Kuala Lumpur and Penang: Internal Air Service, closing 3 a.m. to-morrow. Penang. Siam. Burma, India. Iraq. Palestine. Egypt. E. and S. Africa, Great Britain. Iceland. Europe. Nigeria, Gold Coast and N. and S. America: Imperial, closing 1G p.m.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    183 6 Mails expected from Penang and Kuala Lumpur by Air (Internal Service) today. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 7.30 p.m. to-day and general delivery of letters 8.25 a.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Europe etc i Amsterdam i by Air I Netherlands i tomorrow. Deliveries of boxholders* letters only 7.30
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    19 6 Mails despatched from Singapore on Sept. 24 by the Rawalpindi was delivered in London on Oct. 16
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    98 6 Singapore, Oct 18. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive or ex Rai E ulf 2 2 harf Entrance 1» T^J am W h o arf Entrance Gate 2) vnn?ot Dock Entrance Gate 2) 36; Darvel 33 Empire Dock "Entrance Gate 4) Benarty 46: Agamemnon 48 West
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    WHAT'S ON?
    168 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, OCT. 18 Football: S.A.F.A. Challenge Cup Replay. Chinese II v. Gordon Highlanders. Anson Road Stadium. Rugby: Tournament. Merchant j v. U S O S.C.C. Hockey: CSC. I v. Colts I. CSC.; Post Office v. Medical College. College ground: A.P.C v. S.C.R.C.. S.C.R.C.:
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    AMUSEMENTS
    63 6 I D C:6r and EMPIRE.— "Tho Wdl to 0 s P "-i .nd 9.15 p.m. ai Cl Sun? 0 v^',?° d sWor,h P.m. WORLD.—Cabaret <3iH<> miows, Malay Operas. bISSS? Way£S?s" NEW wnmn Daughter" tv/to i WORLD —Cabaret Side-shows S hiUCSe Wayangs. Sun 9.36 p.m y Sing 730 and HAPPY
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    86 6 Benarty, British, 3,684 tons, from Leith Oct. 16, to Hongkong Oct 18 Sembilan. Dutch. 4,043 tons, from Bombay Oct. 16, to Kidjang Oct. 23 h SS? £f' lUsh 687 tons < from Pontiunak Oct. 16, to Pontianak Oct 18 rw T« g f B tish 732 tons from
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    DUKE OF WINDSOR IN GERMANY
    137 6 Visit To Workmen's Settlements i Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Oct. 14. THE Duke of Windsor resorted to air travel for the first time since his arrival in Germany and is likely to travel thus increasingly during the remainder of the tour, the Duchess using trains and
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    POPPY DAY
    159 6 Help From The Various Communities I QINGAPORE'S various communities are showing their .sympathy for the Poppy Day fund in practical fashion. The management of the Ureal World have offered I through Mr. Lee Choon Eng. managing partner I to give the entire proceeds of a special dance night
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    MOTOR RACING
    71 6 George Eyston Breaks New Records Reuter Wireless. Bonville Salt Flats, Oct. ID TEORGE Eyston to-day Lioke th-; 2 UOd v kilometres record with an average speed of 163.59 miles per hour during an attempt on the 24-hcur record. He ended the run after 15 hours 3j minutes owing
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    35 6 The Hon. Mr. G. W. Brant, who was away on leave, has assumed duties as Resident uouiicuior, Maiacca. ivir E v. G. Day who was acting R.c has assumed uuties as Collector of Land Revenue.
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    INTENSIVE BOME ATTACK
    416 6 Japanese Plans RAIDS IN ALL 17 PROVINCES I Nanking, o frjpHE Chinese IntelliVei I men! learns that the are planning to carry oul sive air bombing activity aerodromes, railways, ways in al! the 17 provinces the end ol October. The Chinese Government is busy working out an
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      483 6 g MALAY A'l_;P ftC Mj EQ v _j j TO-NIGHT I I I Cocktail Dance 6.30 to 8.3 op. m. s Dinner and Dance (informal) 9.30 to midnight CABARET .ATTRACTION j BRYMAN'S REVUE j i S STAR ARTISTES I DANCING ACROBATICS BURLESQUE COMEDY. NON-DINNERS SLOO. j I RAFFLES BRASSERIE lOP
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      91 6 i j OUR j I SUCCESSION POLICY PROVIDES j j For YOUR SOX the cheapest with Profits j Endowment Policy when he attains ag* 21 j without Medical Examination. j S AND j For YOU fttU Insurance Protection whilst j he is growing up. j Detailed quotation and explanatory leaflet
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      215 6 1 POSTAL INTELLIGENCE j i 1 STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TODAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Koihow Hai Lee Oct. 18 2 p.m. Pontianak UPangkor M 2 p.m. Australia Western and Southern Kieuw Zeeland 18 2.30 p.m. New Zealand Nieuw Zeeland 18 2.30 p.m. Java, South-West Sumatra, S.East Borneo Celebes, Moluccas
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    APPALLING SIGHTS IN SHANGHAI
    425 7 Hot w een The Lines EUROPEAN'S LETTER following graphic account of "t ia Shanghai has been re;i Singapore from a European at of Shanghai:— propose to go into details ar thai will have to wait unt 1 l.:. I rrvself joined an ork...•••.i as the special
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    OLYMPIA SHOW
    86 7 Feminine Influence In New Features Reuter Wireless. structed parrs court. Cars a roS ?nd fron^lhTf 1 7 able o? eel sus P e "slon. fashionand Benwal E av!°r de in 552S 8 from £10 t0 «.000 are have mSrP iTJ' and dation Tho aC l eq^ate ba Sgage
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    NO MARTIAL LAW
    140 7 But Curfew Enforced In Jerusalem Reuter. Jerusalem, Oct. 15. IT is understood that unless the situmJ22\? Palestine worsens considerably Tt aw to be proclaimed leached following a number of meetings kShEF pohce and arm v Hnherto no reports of further incidents co-day have come to hand rJEPL
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    ABYSSINIAN RISINGS
    89 7 54 Italian Officers And Men Killed Reuter Wireless. Rome. Oct. 14. DECENT fights with rebel tribesmen In Abyssinia have resulted in the deaths o: 38 Italian officers and 16 other ranks. An official cc mmunique admitting tais states that at the close cf the ra n> penoci strong
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    SHANGHAI FRONT
    101 7 Reuter. Shanghai. Oct. 17. I ERIEF midnight air raid by Chinese planes brought to a clore a day of sporadic machine-gun and artillery duels and skirmishes. "Our boys are still confident said the drapper Chinese. Mayor Yui smilingly, who acts as tho military spokesman, when a eked for
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    DEATH OF GERMAN EX-MINISTER
    61 7 reriin. Oct. 15. The death is rnnounced of Dr. Bernbard Dcrburg. Germany's fust colon;?.! mini ter from 19G7 to 1910 and Miniater .o- flnenee i.: tC-H who re ircd from ho Govei ardent rather than agree to signing the Versailles treat.-. During his eclcnial secret ryship
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    INSURGENT PLANES DESTROYED
    78 7 Valencia. Oct. 15. Ovr 30 ir.sure.ent aeroplanes were destrtttdd in a raid by 100 Government machines on Garrapmillos near Saraearly this morning, states a min'itry of defence communique. fftt insurgent plants raldrd Cartagena and dropped forty bombs and the •streets T*n people were killed and twenty Th*
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    MARKET LIST
    483 7 The Current Singapore Prices Singapore Oct. 15. MEAT Eeef stw cr curry, kati 35 Beef steak, kati 28 Fillet steak lb. 50 Mutton Australian per lb 3d Mutton, Indian per lb. Mutton, Malacca per lb. Fork, lean, kati 41 Perk lean and fat (Ist quality; kati 34 POULTRY
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    U.S. TRADE UNION SPLIT
    51 7 Reuter. Washington, Oct. 17. After several days' discussion the representatives of the industrial organisation of the American Federation of Labour agreed to hold a joint meeting on Oct. 25 as a preliminary to a peace conference in an attempt to reunite the divided Trade Union movement.—
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    TAMIL REFORMERS
    87 7 And The Marriage Registration Bill WITH reference to the proposed Marri- age Registration Ordinance, which has been published for information thTamils Reform Association, Singapore has written to the Attorney General suggesting amendments "to allow international, inter-communal, inter-caste and widow marriages to be performed in this cosmopolitan Colony The
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    U.S. INVESTMENT
    55 7 $12,000,000,000 In Securities Abroad Reuter Wireless. Washington, Oct. 14. R. TALYOR. economist in the Department of Commerce, estimates foreign investments in the United States at the end of 1936 at $7,600,000,000 compared with $5,035,000,000 at the end of 1935 Dr. Taylor calculates th? value of American investments abroad
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    SPAIN'S WAR PRISONERS
    45 7 Reuter Wireless. Valencia, Oct. 14. The Government is shortly introducing forced labour for prisoners of war according to a good authority. The first batch consii tag of Germans and Italians will work the construef:on of a railway between Madrid and ."uenca.—Router Wireless
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      49 7 WHERE TO SPEND YOUR HOLIDAYS? WM|> *4 YOUR CHOICE CANNOT BE DIFFICULT. fc Hfl FLY TO BALI WITH THE 9flp\ WITHIN ONE WEEK TO P ALI AND BACK WITH THREE FO L DAYS STAY AT THIS WONDERAMPLE TIME FOR SIGHTSEEING ILM STAMFORD ROAD. IBSm iflHHIk ROYAL NETHERLANDS INDIES' AIRWAYS.
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      77 7 ————11 "I'm no film star, but m I know a star film-and that's Se!e" Get livelier snaps and more of them. Selo and Selochrome will give you eight out of eight every time really brilliant ones, with plenty of detail. These famous British films which, incidentally, are made to suit
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      216 7 ACIDI NO MERCURY »H Kl 1 r SONS LTD., HIU LONDON ■BmHMM unci its resultant pains are often /f^S^^V a matter of too much acid in the stomach. Promote proper digestion—relieve the acid con- j» 0F "*o*,.r|! dition and feel better by taking PHILLIPS'^^Sf MILK OF MAGNESIA Formui*. Magnesium Hrdronde
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      78 7 RE VOLUNTEERS the Programme o f ad for week ending Oct MONDAY. OCT. 18 .1 adquarters. 3.R.E. (v>. SDAY. OCT. 19 Headquarters, S.V.A.C.S.. 30x Range H.Q., "D" Coy. Competition. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20 30x Ran?e HQ.. "E" Coy., C aipetition. 'lURSDAY. OCT. 21 FRIDAY, OCT. 22 "Ox Range H.Q», "F" Coy.,
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      380 8 ALHAMBRAI LAST TWO SHOWS: I j '1 P TO-NIGHT 6.15 9.15. HIGH. WIDE and HANDSOME Earni The Praise of The Critics! /jfflWfc jMBPTBK I j JUST LOOK AT THESE LOCAL PRESS REPORTS:— WM I j The Morning Trib«n« On« of the finest screen entertainments ever Fro Pt«m High, Wide and
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      453 8 "DAMAGED LOOKS" Santiago, Chile, j A claim for damages to the valus oi £1.250 on account o* "damaged iooko" is benig beard in tne Santiago courts. The piainim Is a societ) leader, Mr:, j O. Sanchez, and ihe defendants are a iCcal beauty ms itute. Mrs. Sanchez alleged that ..er
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      7 8 [alhambra SHOWING SHORTLY! U Openinf Date: 1
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    This Strange World
    690 9 Bees And Whale Killed Men—Eggs With Green Yolks—Hungarian Family "Bewith"-Baby's Car Adventure. HERE are some strange stories received from Reuter correspondents in many parts of the world:— LIGHTNING FREAKS Here are two freakish lightning stories, one from Poland and the other irom America. A bolt, of lightning
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    DIPHTHERIA IN MALACCA
    100 9 Warning To Parents Issued (From Our Own Corrcspondtmt .< Malacca. Sunday. ANNOUNCING an outbreak ol diphtheria In Malacca a circular from the Municipal Health Officer in English. Maiay and Chinese notifies precautionary measures to be taken by parents of children who have .symptom's of the disease. According
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    LIFE SAVING
    112 9 Class Formed In Malacca (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Sunday. THE newly formed committee of the Royal Life Saving Society is to be congratulated on the very good start it has made in organising a class so soon to further the interests of the society. At the inauguarol
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    GUNNER STONE FINED
    137 9 Sequel To Grove Road Fatality Singapore. Monday. GUNNER G. W. A. Stone uf the 11th Anti-Aircraft Battery. Changi. was this morning fined $50 or three months' rigorous imprisonment, by Mr. H. A. Ferrer. District Judge. Criminal Distinct Court, en a charge of causing the death of Mr.
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    BURGLAR-PROOF LOCK
    127 9 Vienna. A burglar-proof front door lock, uhich has no key, has been invented by Johann Schneider, a Viennese mechanic. The lock, is claimed to resist all attempts at wrongful entry, is similar in construction to the combination lock cf a sate. There is no keyhole—only a Clny electric
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    KILLED BY OWN INVENTION
    74 9 Belgrade. Seilim Pajazit, a 12-year-old boy inventor of Srbitza in Yugoslavia, was killed by his own invention while demonstrating it to some friends. He had inverted and made a new type of gun. He filled it with black powder and fired at some crows. The barrel
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    916 10 'THROUGHOUT Malaya generally, there is a lack of societies and ass: ciations where yuung men can meet ar.d discuss cultural and other matter*. A suggestion mads in Ipoh with this object in view is therefore worth serious consideration. Briefly, the proposal is that a sot:et3 cr association should
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Ratary And Toc H.
    136 10 NOTES COMMENTS Ratary And Toc H. MR. R. J. Davies, superintendent of the Liverpool area of Toe H. wal recently admitted as a member of the Liverpool Rotary Club. Rotarians ar.\ cf course, admitted by professional or commercial classification, and Mr. Davies is the first to hold the classification of
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    Italy And Germany
    154 10 INTERESTING views on the direction of German and Italian policy were recently expressed by Mr. H. V. Hodsen, well-known to wireless listeners for his broadcasts on international affairs. "The eyes of Germany and Italy, from the diplomatic point of view, are now turned towards different directions." he
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    The Death Ray
    200 10 one time rumour was rampant that Marconi, whose death was announced recent.ly, had invented a mysterious death-dealing ray which was capable of destroying vast armies by merely pressing a button, and whose energy could halt an aei f 1 or stop the functioning 0 combustion of any
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    "At Three Feet"
    133 10 rpHE nearest we ever got 'death ray' in the labor.. raitted Marconi, "was when a rat with an intricate device at _l tance of three feet. lam not it to disclose how it was done, but have to crawl up to within thru of something to kill
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    Topics Of The Day
    367 10 By "Looker On" rpHE opening item in a concert-parly A programme should be in the hands of an experienced performer," a producer tells us. The early turn so often gets the bird. A A "If you attempt a fast," says a doctor, "try to retain your
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    H.E. At Seletar
    25 11 Thomas visited Selecar lay to inspect the Volunteer and present flying badges of the officers. Here he is g the commanding officer.
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    AIR SURVEY TO SINGAPORE
    124 11 FLYING BOAT Test Of Marine Facilities Reuter. London, Oct. 15. THE Imperial Airways flying-boat Satvrus left Alexandria to-day on survey flight of 6.000 miles across Ind.'a to Singapore with the object of t >tiiig the marine air bases' fly-ing-boat facilities which have been organised. The route
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    BELGIUM'S FREEDOM
    43 11 Reuter Wireless. Brussels, Oct. 13. An official statement says the BelGovernment regards the German tion as an important contribution nsolidation of peace and adds E lgian Government has not los f I her obligations as a member of vie —Reuter Wireless.
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    HECTIC NIGHT OF BOMBING RAIDS IN SHANGHAI
    814 11 SPECTACULAR WORK BY CHINESE SEVEN MOONLIGHT ATTACKS HEAVY FIGHTING ON THE CENTRE Reuter. CHINESE aircraft carried out the most daring and spectacu,„h L r *T ?u S T° f the War in Shan h *i last night when they subjected the Japanese positions
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    LABOUR SPEAKS
    118 11 Great Demonstration In London Reuter. London, Oct. 18. JAPANESE "Barbarism" and aggression in China was denounced at a London Labour Party and London Trades Council demonstration attended by 10.000 at Trafalgar Square. Mr. Attlee, the Parliamentary Opposition leader, said they had to be vigilant against the brutalisation of
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    AIRCRAFT CARRIER AGROUND
    31 11 Reuter. Canton, Oct. 17. According to Chinese reports, a Japanese aircraft carrier has gone aground at Hopao, west of Macao. Japanese destroyers are feverishly trying to refloat her.—Reuter.
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    Volunteers To Be Withdrawn
    907 11 ITALY AGREES TO NEW PLAN PROMPT ACTION Alternative Is Free Action Reuter Wireless. A GREEMENT on the part of Italy to the principle of withdrawal of volunteers in Spain and the continuance of the non-intervention plan offers new hopes of the crisis in Europe being successfully
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    New Anglo-Siam Treaty Now Ready
    47 11 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Oct. 16. FOLLOWING the return of Sir Josiah Crosby, British Minister in Siam, negotiations for a new Anglo- Siam Treaty were brought to a definite conclusion yesterday. The treaty will therefore be signed in the immediate future.
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    CATHOLICISM VS. BOLSHEVISM?
    148 11 Vatican Denial ROOSEVELT EDICT SUPPORTED Reuter. Vatican City, Oct. 15. rpHE report circulated abroad thai representatives of the Catholic Church in the Far East have beten informed that the Hcly See will collaborate with Japan in a struggle against Bolshevism has evoked an official denial. Archbishop Constantini,
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    SOVIET CHANGES
    37 11 New Corrmissar Of Internal Affairs Reuter. Moscow, Oct. 18. M. I. J. Weizer. Commisar for Internal Trade, is relieved of his duties and it is Mini-officially announced that M. Smirnov is appointed as his successor.—Reuter.
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    STRONG STAND BY AMERICA?
    246 11 9-POWER TALKS Delegation To Sail This Week Washington, Oct. 17. rO circumstances cause well informed circles to believe that the United States will take a strong stand at the Nine-Power Conference, firstly the prompt acceptance of the invitation, without it being specified whether the Conference should
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    ROOSEVELT PRAISED
    45 11 Hull People's Cable To America Reuter. London, Oct. 18. A mass meeting of over 2,000 at HullJ|H including the Lord Mayor, has cabledjSB congratulating President Roosevelt oxx«a,' proclaiming democracy as a positive® ideal and advocated closer unity of all!*! freedom loving nations.—Reuter. f
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    SIR SHENTON PRAISES VOLUNTEER AIR OFFICERS
    669 12 FLYING BADGES FOR PILOTS VALUABLE UNIT Close Co-operation With R.A.F. Singapore, Sunday. "THE unit is in unusually close touch with the Royal Air Force. In keenness, attention to detail, and In the progress made there is nothing to be desired. I feel quite sure
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    MORE TROOPS FOR TRIPOLI
    106 12 Reuter Wireless. Naples, Oct. 13. Surprise was caused by the announcement that the headquarters staff of the Cirene Division had sailed for Tripoli this evening aa there had been no previous indication that the division was to be -ent to Libya or was there already Its
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    Chinese Will Support Poppy Day-Van Kleef Bequest Should Not Be Diverted — Japan's Aims In China —A Comment On Proposed New Marriage Laws
    326 12 Chinese Will Support Poppy Day-Van Kleef Bequest Should Not Be Diverted Japan's Aims In China —A Comment On Proposed New Marriage Laws POPPY DAY FUND LETTERS TO THE EDITOR^ Jo the Editor ike Malaya T>'bure) Sir—Mr. Allan Eley's remarks at the end of his letter appearing in your issue of
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    THE AQUARIUM
    647 12 (To the Editor of the Malaya Cr > me) Sir.—In the discussion which has appeared in the Singapore Press relating to the proposal to make a new civic centre in Orchard Road, I do not remember to have seen any reference to one of the most important features
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    JAPAN'S AIMS
    533 12 (T 0 the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir, —When the mischievous Tanaka Memorial of 1927 came to light, the world learnt that one of the objects was to rule the globe by expansion from the mainland of Asia. The Manchuria incident of September, 1931, was the forerunner
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    "BODY BEAUTIFUL"
    69 12 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribute Sir,—Not many years ago the finals of a Body Beautiful" contest were held in Penang with great success. I see on all sides in -this great city fine specimens of manhood and womanhood, and I believe such a contest organised by
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    NEW MARRIAGE BILLS
    1057 12 i To the Edifor of the Malaya Tribin e.) Sir.—The Government has published two provisional draft bills, namely the Monogamous Marriage Ordinance and the Marriage Registration Ordinance, for public information. Public bodies of the Colony were invited to comment on any of the provision of these two
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    GOOD YEAR FOR UNITEERS
    569 12 Over $500,000 Profit 10 PER CENT. DIVIDEND RECOMMEND!: I) JtHE annual meeting of Unite Kn-j. J neers, Ltd,, will be held o», j 29. In the re? ort for the year j June 30 (the company's >j] Ver jubilee year) the directors i The directors propose
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    PORTUGUESE SLOOP
    68 12 The Portugese sloop Barolotmeu D.a> under the command of Captain r L. Rebelo. arrived in Singapore to-dU on its way to Macao. Portugal's Island Colony. The Bartolomeu Dias anchored at the outer roads and will convoy 600 Por-tugese-trained negro troops h e Japanese blockade. The tro ps rived
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    Indians Should Receive Fair Treatment
    447 13 NEW AGENT ON DISCRIMINATION X.L, FUNCTION Interest In Welfare Of Non-Labourers Our Oun Reporter) .'a Lumpur. Saturday. FTL tribute was paid to j redecessora and the Pro- ,ices India by Mr. tathar, the Agent oi the nl ol India, at a function honour at the
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    SUIYAN FIGHTING
    80 13 Reuter. P Peiping, Oct. 17. s <j southwaru lowards the border, Japanese troops have reached the Shuntehfurailway with very little op- irom the Chinese the majority withdrawn further the capture of Kweihua panese fighting in Suiyuan to devciop unfavourably for »anese, advancing westward report the occupation of P
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    FATAL ATTACK WITH A SICKLE
    916 13 JOHORE CHINESE SENT TO PRISON (From Our Own Correspondent> Johore Bahru. Oct. 17. IN the quiet little village of Sembayong on the bank of the Sidili River where it flows into the China Sea en the East Coast of Johore in the District of Kota
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    TREASURY BILLS
    43 13 London. Oct Id. The total amount apolied lor in ten ders for £50.000.000 treasury bills was £88.145.000 The average rate per cent, for bills at three months is 10 9.30 d against 10 9.43 d a week ago.—Briti h Official Wireless.
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    Pilot drflcer J McX Hart, one oi the three Volunteers wno received meir | Hying badges yesterday.
    16 13 Pilot drflcer J McX Hart, one oi the three Volunteers wno received meir Hying badges yesterday.
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    THE PAVILION
    198 13 An Edward Everett Horton Comedy AT THE CINEMAS THE popular Edward Everett Horton is the star of "Oh, Doctor!" the Universal production now at the Pavilion, and it is the sort of role which he fills to perfection. He is a hypochondriac, with gloomy thoughts of his health,
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    44 13 The first contribution of the Malacca Straits-born Chinese to the China Red Crass Relief Fund amount to $10.000. This sum has been remitted to the Nanking Government. It is understood a concert will be held to raise funds for the purchase of an ambulance.
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    FATTAH HASSAN FAILS IN HIS FIGHT WITH MILLING
    926 14 BOUT LASTS 7 ROUNDS SGNACIO LUCKY Last Night's Boxing At New World (By "Referee"> Singapore, Monday. PLENTY of vigorous hitting was seen at the New World last night. The programme of four contest-; provided lively entertainment. Hero of the occasion was George
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    RESULTS AT A GLANCE
    33 14 Rush Milling beat Fattah Hassan in the seventh round. George Levchenko and Ignacio Fernandez drew. Clev?r Sisson beat Primo Vidal on points. Battling Rio heal Harold Windsor on points.
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    Singapore's State rrJgbv i.otball X>. over whom the Royal Navy and Air Force t am triumphed in their first Inter-State friendly encounter ot tne reason, at the An-o- Koad Stadium, on Saturday.
    32 14 Singapore's State rrJgbv i.otball X>. over whom the Royal Navy and Air Force t am triumphed in their first Inter-State friendly encounter ot tne reason, at the An-o- Koad Stadium, on Saturday.
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    MALACCA HOCKEY
    296 14 St. Francis' Assn. Beat Hiffh School O.B.A. (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. ONE of the best games for the present hockey season was seen at the High School padang yesterday when the St. Francis* Association defeated the High School Old Boys' Association by 4—3. The game was
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    DRAWN GAME
    135 14 No Store in Army vs. Negri-Malacca 'From Our Own Reporter) Seremban, Oct. 17. 'jTI\UE lo trail ion, Negri-Malacca plav- td a reusing game on their owi i round at Seremban to day, and held c redoubtable Army XV to a pointies; aw. The Army side was the same
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    N.S. SPORT
    224 14 Busy Week-End At Seremban 'From Our Own Reporter/ Seremban. Saturdav 4 N inter State rugger and soccer A match and two inter-club hockey «.arms contributed to a galaxy of sporting activities in Seremban to-day Tlv.> he aw shower of rain earlier in *he afternoon did not interfere with
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    ISLAD CLUB
    196 14 Resuit Of President's Prize Competition l THE Island Club President's prize com--1 petition 'Bogey play m parrs» laved over th week-end resulted In a win for F. ft Martens and L. Langdon Williams whose comMned ne: seme return was 7 up Thirty pahs took cv: eaids and the
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    JOHORE RUGBY
    99 14 Royal Artillery Beat South Johore 'From Our Oun Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Oct. 17. QN the Civil Service Club padang, JoBahru. yesterday evening, the X Singapore, met South fr i' ndl y game and won by I 10 <one g°al and 3 tries it one try and a penalty
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    KEPPLL GOLF CLUB
    46 14 lift C rds^T r u e taken out for G. c. October Mixed Foursome KM "«}lted in a w[n°?or 32? nett ld J F Carr 45 -12V2 Mr?P "rv! St s rp was turned by Mrs. p. crawley and E. a. Ford 44-9=35
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    TODAY'S SOCCER
    42 14 Cup Semi-Final Replay At Anson Road T HE Chinee II 1 Highlander, he \n^c Oif same will start at 5 10 p mThese sides drew 1-1 when they met week. The Fine* **4 Hrums of the Kegimrnt will thr match
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    SCHMELING SAYS 'NO' TO FARR
    202 14 "Not Interested In Losers" (By Air Mail*. London. BEFORE leaving for Montreal, where, he D W as to referee the fight between Ai McCoy and Andre Lenglet, French heavy wefeht champion. Tommy Farr challenged the German. Max Schmeling. to •come on and fight." Schmeling is
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    P.O. HOCKEY
    58 14 Post Office Club XI vs. the Medical College Union to-day on the College ground •'players assemble at the tiffin room at 430 pm for transport": Supat. C. Albuquerque, S. Ponniah. Thangevellu. M. Toledo. Tai Chong Cheong. Mohd. Noor. D. C. Ross. Yttsof Ishak. H. C. Humphries. Osman Dermo.
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    SAPPERS HOLD THE CUBS
    347 14 Sunday's Bas: hah Thrills 11HE Royal Engineers >c upsrt the Singapore ball game on the St yesterday afternoon. t are the champions thi to the ball park with the idea cf scalp; n< and were nearly scalp The scoee was ten run. game had to be
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    GARRISON TENNIS
    93 14 rhe finals of the parrteun Officers Ctnnis tournament played at the Gart!SJJpiub: Tanghn c suit Hi ~i follows: MEN S SINGLES: Capl Anilltage •R E.) beat W Comdr. White < R.A.F I c—2. G —4. r L V^ nH Pa ri c and Capt Mihmg (Pert Canning) beat
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    Army Were Lucky To Beat Selangor
    1076 15 Army W ere Lucky To Beat Selangor DARLING'S GREAT TRY .L GOALED f jor Were Oi? Top Throughout >ur Otm Reporter) i Lnmptir, Saturday. UOF vid bad luck and blame for losing a ol rugger on 11 ening by five nd. hut lull credit a i opportunist set of fci
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    SATURDAY'S RUGBY
    46 15 Results Of Inter-State Matches T™ f »"owing were the results Singapore: Roal Navy and Air I orec beat Singapoie 22 13. Kaala Lumpur: Army beat Selaagat B—o. Taiping: PeraU beat Penang Seremban: Negri-Malacca and Army drew G—o. Ipoh: Perak Asiatics beat Penary Asiatics 3—o.
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    S.G.C. BI-MONTHLY FOURSOMES
    327 15 Won By Lady Bagnall Mr. Atkin Berry f THE first Singapore G.C. bi-monthly mixed foursomes competition for October was played at Bukit Timah on Sunday afternoon and resulted in a win for Lady Bagnall and H. C. Atkin-Berry with a net score of 35 Forty-four cards were
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    BUKOM CLERKS
    219 15 Enjoyable Annual Dinner Singapore. Sunday. THERE was a large attendance of members and friends at the fifth annual dinner of the Pulo Bukom Clerk's Club held last night at the Great World. Mr. Tan Tiang Keng. president of the Club, presided. After dinner, Mr. E. H. Sung Fong.
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    YACHT RACING
    28 15 Three yachting races were held off Singapore over the week-end between the R,A.F, Med%n and Batavia. The tke with the Mad aw #thY s«c'oa«i and Bitfvia
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    Perak's Rousing Win At Taiping
    680 15 Penang Played To A Standstill (From Our Own Reporter) Taiping, Saturday. DERAK'S rugger victory over Penang in their first State encounter to-day by 12 points (three tries and a penalty goal) to three points (a try) came as a shock to Penang's supporters. To Hartley,
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    COVERED COURTS TENNIS FINAL
    45 15 Reuter Wireless. London, Oct. 15. In the Queen's Club national covered courts lawn tennis championship semifinal Austin beat Jean Borotra, France, eight times winner of the title 6-1, 6-1, 6-1, and meets the holder, Kalle Schroeder, Bw*dan, in the naal.—Reuter Wlrel6M
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    SECOND DAY OF IPOH RACES
    322 16 Weights For Tuesday's Card Of 7 Events WEIGHTS for to-morrJw, the wl second day of the Perak Turf Clalr*s Autumn race meeting at Ipoh when a card of the seven events will be run off, commencing at 3 p.m. are as follows: Horses, Class 1
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    MALAYAN POLO
    128 16 Presentation Of Mackray Cup FOLLOWING the match for the Mackray Cup. In winch, as already reported, the Colony beat the Malay States by 7—2. the trophy was presented to the winning team by Mrs. Macpheraon. Mr T. M. Winsley, hon. secretary of the Malayan Polo Association, in asking
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    MALAYALEE SOCCER XI
    38 16 Malayalee Association eleven vs. the Delta Rangers in return match at H.M. Naval Base, Seletar, to-day, at 515 p.m.: Kut'.y. Manniam. P. Gopal. Ananthan, William, Bhanu. Sreedharan. Kesavan. N. Cruz, Gopal. Narayanan. Reserves:—Kesavan; Gopala Pillai.
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    INDIANS WIN
    18 16 At football yesterday, the Indian Association beat an R AF. XI by three goals to nil.
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    BIG BOXING TREAT
    389 16 At The New World On Oct. 31 A N excellent card of four fights each A a main event, is being put up by Mr. Bertie Bell at the New World arena on Sunday Oct. 31. the big fight of the n'ght being between Ypung Frisco, who
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    "ISRAEFLIGHT" TENNIS
    101 16 Results and ties in the 'Tsraeligh'"* tennis tournament at the V.M.C.A are as follows: Handicap final: R. Meyer —l5.3 1 beat S Marshall (scr) I—6, 6—4. 6 i. E. Simon and A. Manesseh beat I Paker and M. Woelz 6—3. 6—4. Miss. M. Joseph beat Miss G Nathan
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    The Pensioners Lead In First Division Of English League
    1000 16 POMPE YHOLD ***** AT HIGHBURY WANDERERS LOSE AT HOME TO PRESTON London, Oct. 16. TO-DAY'S English and Scottish League soccer matches resulted as follows: LNGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. I Arsenal I Portsmouth i Blackpool 0 Chelsea Bolton 1 P{" est S n
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    SCOTTISH CUP
    23 16 Reuter. Glasgow, Oct. 16. DANGERS beat Third Lanark 2—l in the semi-final of the Scottish Cup at Hampden Park to-day. —Reuter.
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    507 18 A Century Of Progress I Budapest. HPHE fifth bridge to span the Danube between Buda and Pest was opened this week by the Governor, on his icturn from a motor tour in Austria. Germany, and Italy. Ths bridge, which stands near the HoUhy Mikios road and will
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    24 18 Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Oct. 14. The secret police have forbidden the sale of the Salvation army periodical War Cry."—Reuter Wireless.
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    22 18 Reuter. Dawrin. Oc: M I Miss Jean Batten has arrived c is unable to depart before Tues Reuter. L
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    82 20 The CCony Mackray Cup Po.. team which MM .he Ma.ay Sutes i„ Singapore on Saturday. (Tribune). V,eW f the play in the Singapore xs. R.N. and R.A.F. State rngby football match played at the Anson P, ad otadium on Saturday afternoon. (Tiibune). Little charges of
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