Malaya Tribune, 8 October 1938

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya s National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales XXVII. No. 240. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Saturday. October S, 1938, The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1938. FIVE CENT?
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      56 1 The i I) A 1 j fiilll'XE I innnt "BULLDOG" Gl INNESS g» STOUT I GUINNESS IS GOOD j j FOR YOU! \W X W.PS. 4A rI i/ien baby needs milk I j from a bottle I I |PsCfcllB| STRONG MCSCLES I v fcJBK SOUND TEETH I fHi STRAIGHT BONES
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      106 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MORMM. Tlt I 111 V i: I I I B Sowte nfee building lots In Grove Estate (Goodman Road, Branksome Road, V 1 Wilkinson Road) remaining for sale. Area from 12,000 square feet to 17,000 f I tauare feet. Prom It cents to
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    Mother Shoots Crippled Son
    176 2 Then She Fiancee Kill Themselves London, Sep!. 2f. mo(hfr had shot dead her crippled son at their beautiful home at Dunmore House, arrigans, Donegal, Eire, the son's bride-to-be came inio the room, .saw ihe tragedy, and shot herself. The mother, 'earning of the doubi tw*edy, went
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    YACHTS CAN BE OF USE IN WAR TIME
    131 2 Tondo?), Sept. 24. ALTHOUGH generally regarded as merely "gentlemen's toys", highpowered Diesel yachts can be of ureal use in the event of war, according to Mr C. E. Nicholson, the iamous yacht designer who designed Mr. T. O. M. Sopwith's two challengers
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    "ROASTED" in THEIR CELLS
    71 2 Philuc, [phi fHARGKs murde, V laughter w(i v ()1 Orand Jim yesterda B. Milk. V the Philadelnhi,', 'he capta.n of th, two guards, in cow the deaths of tc Ur were found "roasti cells laM month. Five other guards u»th manslaughter Mills, Mr Craven. nu md
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    600,000 Visit Fascist — "After-Work" Exhibition
    100 2 600,000 Visit Fascist "After-Work" Exhibition than 600,000 l foreigners have N visited the Fascist, Exhibition which haj after a ran f 100 dry Ihe exhibition, "a U .'Pintual. moral and materij. ill i taliai race in lh > press demonstrated the by the Italian Government foi th< feore hours of
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    WARMER THE BLOOD, KEENER THE BRAIN
    160 2 EXPEUrMENTS o„ which r, fe ««i u.umoi bl.x>> means mental activity. In'ttL e JEfJi n<!nts have been desr-ibed Temple UniveSiS• of means of short-wave radio. Fvery day for 45 days heal to the creatures for two According to Dr. Han me artificial warming ol
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      295 2 STEAMER SAILINGS I worm I DOES YOUR I LEAVE APPROACH? I Please Jet us offer you I accommodation £n the I fastest, most modern and luxurious. I N.D.L. EXPRESS I LINERS. Passage Agents: LOH MANN CO., LTD., J124, Robinson Roaa. Phone 7565. straits" steamship co~7liu t?vt V l- S l
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      356 2 BRITISH INDIA 'Incorporated in England). P. O. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS OUTWARDS. Due. l'oimage, Spore RAWALPIMHT l7 Co W SĔ ?Hm?AT hK 000 N °v. 19 CAHTHAr».. ,s oo DeC BHUTAN Dec H RAJPUTANA ,#g B£B soudan B> um lfi3 Jan is gJNCm IT**) Jan RAm»URA !7 j( 0 Jan
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      372 2 INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION Cof, LTD., m f4*°*F**»d in England) t0 ra,cutt via Penan/ ,UK PENANG AND CALCUTTA. YUENSANG SS*\, islami SJr J? 2 cL 11 FOR HONGKONG PAN Ct 10 HUT'S ANG Oct Arr n^m KUMS'ANTJ act 1Q S 2 All the dates are 2L r J?w. l> oct
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      151 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LIN'IE B Deutsch-Australische Dampfschiffs Gesellschaft PA O cSrM^^D in^^orated tn Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. rmvi >N Iwv SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Ms uatti 4 xm Due Spore 1938 m.s. VOGTLAND via Manila Oot iq t m.s. KULMERLAND via Manila Nnv s.s. NOR DM ARK Direct
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      59 2 II O. &ST IJ iml s.s "Hawaii Maru." 10,000 gn j Leaves Singapore Ol direct for J roioiii?' 'arr. Colombo o<r [4tJ i Baal <fe South Afri American Pi Fares:—Magapan First Class I Third lass Third lass lank without diel i I Subsequent sailtafs:— m.s. "Santos Maru s.s. "Arizona Mum
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    PILGRIMS CLAIM SPEED RECORD
    131 3 Saragossa. RECORDS are being broken by pilgrimages of the Virgin of the lMlar at Saragossa, Spain's greatest shrine. Most of them are regarded hero as "gestures of grnfitude for liberation from the Republican Regime." A speed record is now claimed by a mixed party of 250
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      214 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS iq NOTICES Singapore Municipality for the TENDERS or .service. For i Tender Room MU Date of Closing. 1039 See Notice in •i Tender Room. ;l U n Oct. 12, 1938 RJdg< i IOQ tons I ing Portl Oct. 24, 1938. 0> P ;hest< s' Oct. 14, 1938. 12
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      685 3 PUBLIC NOTICES Tenders will bJ received up to noon on Friday, the 14th October, 1938, at the Colonial Secretary's Office, Singapore, the Resident Councillor's Office, Penang] and the Resident Councillor's Office] Malacca, from persons desirous of contracting for supplies for the Government at Singapore, Penang. and Malacca, respectively, for a
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      608 3 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. THIS IS TO NOTIFY the public that Madam Goh Soon Van of No. 22, Waterloo Street, Singapore, has taken over th 2 said premises as chief tenant, as from the Ist day of October, 1938. Dated this the 6th day dl October, 1936. P. C. NATHAN, Solicitor
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      591 3 "IN MEMORIUM." La loving and never-to-be forgotten memory of my Dear Mother, Julia Alice, who departed this life at the ag± of 63 years and 2 months, on Tuesday, Bth Oct., 1918, widow of the late Alfred Alexander Edward Edwards, Doctor of M. S. M. Rly., Perambur, Madras. Had I
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      311 3 NOORJHAN; GOLD MEDAL AWARDED. An infallible remedy for all monthly complaints (Scanty Profuse, or Painful' Leucorrhoea, Discharge, Weakness, Etc. Panacea fo- all constitutional troubles of ladies. Has teen tried and over tried, by thousands Doctors in India, Anfericu and Germany. Unsolicited testimonials are pouring in dally. Price $2;-. Homeo Centre,
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      31 3 GULL BAHAR HAIR OIL DON'T BE SOCIALLY HANDICAPPED! BEWARE OF IMITATION m GULL BAH All 5 T y a bottit 1 to-day, and you V 1 wO be a constant user.
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    EXCHANGES
    206 4 Singapore, Oct. 7. The following art the exchange &tock tin morainfc according to the dally circular issued Dy the Hongkong anr Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. 2 3 25 3*' U.ndon demand 2 3 25 3? Lyons demand 2071 S itzorland demand 243 Hamburg demand 138 tfew York
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    842 4 Quotation By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Oct. 7. 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 41- 4)6 Asam Kumbang 28;- 30!-nom Austral Malay 43 47!-nom Ayer Hitam 24 6 26 1 Ayer Weng 060 0.65 Hangrin Tin 22 6 23 6 Batu Sti&UfOr
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    89 4 British Official Wireless. Oct. 6 173 03 04 Nev. York 4.30 5 16 Geneva 21.07 Amsterdam 5.83» Milan 91 Vienna nominal Milan Copenhagen 22,4 0 Stockholm 19.41 Oslo 19.30 Montreal 4.84 Berlin 12.0 i Brussels 23.43 Prague he Bucharest 665 Rio 2 15 v, sellers ci'ficial Athens Lisbon
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    S'PORE BUDDHISTS
    53 4 VASPAVARANA PINKAMA" or rainyseason ending celebration will be held to-day at the Singapore Buddhist Association premises 67. Spottiswooris Par. Road, under the patronage o Messrs. T. A. Simon and Tan Keng Lock Pamphlets of daily prayings, in both Sinhalese and KngUtfa, will be distributed free at the end
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    337 4 Singapore. Oct. 7. MINING AmMtc Buyers Sellers Am pats 4. 4 s Ayer Hitams 23 3 24 6 Sangrins 21 22Batu SeJangors 145 Hitams 0.35 0.39xd Hongkong Tin 23 24 6 Chendenangs 14 15 Hong 0.76 0 81 idris Hyd. 7 6 8 6 Jpuh
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN
    87 4 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Friday noon. Buyers. Sellers No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (FOB. October) 20 29 1 Good F.A.Q. in bales (FOB. October) 28U 28 l A No. IX.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) towardable Singapore) 287s 29.« do. October 29 1 29 *i do. Nov. Dec.
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    SYRIAN UNION
    26 4 The seventh annual general meeting of the Syrian Christian Union, Sinea- pore, will bo held to-day at 5.3 C p.m at 1, shjrt Street.
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    105 4 LIST OF Cl RRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore. Oct. 7. 5 p.m. Tofeal for Company Dividend Books financial close Date Ex Div. year pLni.ir.i~. Payable Date to date Pengkalen 3d. less tax Oct. n Oct. 10 20% Renong Tin 10% final Oct. 13 Sept. 19 17>/ 2 Southern :Linta
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    223 4 6% Maynard Sz Co.. Ltd.. $30,000 Int. Apr. 30. Oct. 31. on m yu 100 norn 5« «WJGAPOBE MUNICIPAL: a/* 1901 rea. JS4IJ $400,000 Int Mar. is 1 Sept r~--4'/*% 10*4 norn Mar. 31. Sept. 30 1 1913 red. 1963 $2,000,000' Int' 1 n<m Mar. 3t. Sept.
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    260 4 LONDON COMMODITIES RUBBER Picv m Buyer, Hi Forward (October) fSyef! l\ u Selle r s r i 2nd Forward (November) Buyers 8 9i G Brd Forward (JanlMar.) luyew 2. __Z Seller? 8 HH6 PALM OIL (Malaya) PrA COPRA (Straits, VMS.) W.W.O Value Sepi. Shipment ha in >
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      277 4 THE EASTERN UNITED jHJHGLARY, PERSON AT Arm JSP o^^™^: AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE.: I*D. CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE F. W, HALL, General Manager i| THE J I EASTERN BANK I j LIMITED. (Incorporated in England). I [I SINGAPORE BRANCH: I 4, D'Almeida Street. >§ I Authorised and subscribed jl
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      53 4 I SAFE DEPOSIT A specially constructed strong-room, protected by a heavy entrance door, contains a large number of private safes each fitted with a deed box. These are obtainable at a rental of Ss— pa upwards according tc the si2e of the safe required. further particulars from P 8c O
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      125 4 1 —"I j Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation li^tm j (Incorporated in the Straits Sttti CAPITAL: Authorised $10,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up > j HEAD OFFICE, CHINA RLTLDING, (iIIUA STREET n J J LONDON BANKERS: MidJand Bank, Lia. J j Lloyds Bank. Ltd. Branches 2ir>. Clrmg frttwi Road fL _J PatMrkoic. 134.
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      1574 5 TO-MORROWS CHURCH SERVICES 1 i i nffnftftWS CATHEDRAL Si A MI Holy Communion. 73,1 4: horai Eucharist. MB u:n cunday School. and sermon. D. E. J- Hodge. Monday, WedE Friday at 8 a.m.; irsday and Saturday 1 Wednesday at 6 P J Meeting on Tuesday Pa rade Service. en PAUL'S
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      730 5 DIAMOND TUBULAR STEEL FURNITURE Finished in Chromium or Coloured Enamel. Comfort. Strong. Artistic. Termite proof. Noninflammable. Write for descriptive folder. Manufactured by DIAMOND METAL PRODUCTS CO., LTD. KAMPONC BAHRU ROAD. SINCAPORE. Manufacturers of Steel Close Joint Tubes. Tubular Steel Bedsteads. Tubular Steel Furniture. Cycle Frames. Bicycles. Spiral Sprinij Mattresses. Cheong
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      420 6 Q VKHAU L y>>« Modern War to Recondition Motor*' W/BĔBE S'noklnc exhaust, frequent cl<V/- ISHH v lag of -park plus??,, engine lust of power and liveliness, bad j v ;-EVICI acceleration are symtoms of WEmZAmA WORN PINGS AND WORN j Sffirf?!J| CYLINDERS I' < (iuently there Is nnparent I it
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      136 6 i WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE Without Calomel Ana Wll Jump Out of Bed Fall of Vim and Vigour. Your liver should pour out two pints of liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this bile is not flowing freely, your food does n'tdigest it just itemn in the bowd*.
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      225 6 /,nff**f Com rraj yCW FUTURE A TRIAL VYIli. CONVINCE VvHtlt l*J ow CAI I AI 281 Riwt i< V\LU V R..AD StMOMNMS. T SARSAPARILLA r r TONIC V-Vi/v J» Blood builder and r' m <i J$L punlter. Cures van qus trcj)ical diseases Local Price $1 per bottle, binali bottle 50
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      310 6 Cards On The Table 9,40 LONDON Stephen. Produced by Alan j Melville. TRANSMISSIONS 2 4\n 8 20 B °oby Howell and his Band. v 0 8 50 The news and announcements fiSG 17.79 Mcs (16.9 m IJlme Signal at 1.45 pm. gsf 15.14 Mcs (19.8 m > 9 io End
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      426 6 SINGAPORE NIROM ZHL 225 metres (1.3J mcs) ln M ZHO 4JLSI metres (b.175 mcs) n m 1515 Mc 5 p m. 1 12 45 crchestrai concert .relay- X 2 ca from the Adelnhi Hotel- 0 c cc by 3.39 Midday rubber prices. ductB b v J 1.32 Light orchestral concert
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    ENTERTAINMENT PAGE ACTORS HAVE TO STUDY HOW TO BECOME FUNNY
    501 7 Montgomery Gives Some Tips r pHERE is no such thing y$ an "actor-proof" p?irl. The observation is Robert Montgomery's. ;.i>ly qualified to dis-uss acting. "The funniest line in the world is on!v funny if it i s said in the
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    AH-AH!
    26 7 ems to be drawing back from John Boles in the picture o« our Rosalind and our John this is only a preliminary to a clinch.
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    LARGE AUDIENCE SEES "THE WASTREL"
    165 7 iiid not without nit, nu I "The Wastrel,*' presented ht at the Happj World by the Party, icccifCi a great audience present. Ms thoroughly enI ail to 55.256.74 the direction The story deals with the doings of a wastrel son. who after many escapades which
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    CRISIS NEWSREEL IN SINGAPORE
    81 7 f ATEST crisis moves in Lon- don were shown at the Pavilion last night when i new newsreel arrived by air from Condon. An excellent series of pictures portrayed vividly the excitement in London during the anxious days of a week ago. Anothrr action of the
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    Fairfield Girls Hold Successful Concert
    112 7 NEARLY 21C pupils of Fairfield Girls School participated in a concert held £»t the school hall yesterday evening. X bote i id big girls, they all gave of their beet, entertained a laige audience. Feature cl the concert was the percussion band by the primary
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    Period Gown
    53 7 Claire Trevor was so thoroughly pic ts« cd with the levcly period gowns Mtlo Anderson designed for her to wear in the Warner Bios, technicolor picture, "valley cl the Giants," that she pre sented him with a dozen white tin ri handkerchiefs on which rhc, herself. Had rmbfeidered
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      187 7 Keep\bur Skin Free from \-f—jr\ Chafing or J BSS jH*™ M, ny women think that discomfort J j J I from chafing and a hot prickly skin is 1 9 I unavoidable. To-day thousands are discovering the wonderful comfort to be I i iKOnfe obtained from using Cuticura Talcum. Kj
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      348 7 m\ MADE U Hi D. «i H O.WI LLS It I M BRISTOL ENGLAND TAKE THIS QUICK CURE FOR A SICK STOMACH Indigestion, pain, wind, sourness, bilious- f^^^££££££T? ness and vomiting are instantly relieved jP^**^* 3^] and positively cured by Atwood's Bitters. l^^^aWlJi] The favourite prescription of a celebrated c
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      199 7 HIIHIIIIIIIIH 111 l *****11 l lIHIiIIMIIHIIINIIMI nnifllHll HNf 111 I i DAILY CROSSWORD DOWN: position to be i. Mixes. 2. Linen for the table. tments even if be- 3. A garden corner perhaps, or a religious adjunct, ctiscd by the 4. seeming to mean. 6. These will hardly be the
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      358 8 t'"«»" »<»»1......„..,„„.„.„.... "IS VERY GOOD FUN* 1 —I i(. c Press jwh^l^ PAVILION 3.15 6.15 9.15 j WALT DISNEY CARTOON "MOTH AND FLAME" So uncannily": j defer it aiiaort out-dimey's DISNEY. Says Tribune, f JI'ST ASM VXD BY IRMAIL GAUMONT NEWSRPpV'VimViV^""" ".ATEST FICTCRES OF THE CRISIS and MIO,WNG LAUNCHING »f
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      159 8 j tm the RIGHT, bright SHOW for ~ATrau^TORT« I II CMP I XIIL I P My LAST DAY j L I J.I 5— CIS 9.15. I Sws ,rtin BRITISH T4lV\ rii c I v Scenes in London d iiW HRI j Jffi£&*Ssa* SSL" ,he Sude,en,and -t j j"RED, WHITE and
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      74 8 i TIONAL TRUMPH IS AT THE PAVILION NEXT WEEK! INTERNATIONAL WRESTLING TOURNAMENT AT THE Happy World Stadium TO-NIGHT At 9 15 P.M. and Nightly Programme HARBANS SINGH India. Vs. MICHAEL GILL England j Special Return Contest j WONC BOCK CHEUNG I CHINA I Vs. j ARTY COUNSEL AUSTRALIA j ABDUL
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      169 8 j TO-MORROW J 315 615 i a< the rAPiroT 11 I Come and "Th 7 College I Kage Taught by :I ■MARTHA RAVE and BETTY CR A B!. E TH ING FLORENCE GEORGE iOHN PAYNE ROBERT CUMMINGS YOU SK,NNAY JNN,S m SIATE BROTHERS Adop*oi:on by fre-.-.c. Moil.« «,«,n ;n ot
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      451 9 new 0 1 T\T 7-30 P-M--WORLD OU 11 iv p M Follow The Crowds To See SHIRLEY TEMPLE in wi s: uiijji: 4 WIXKIK with VICTOR MACLAGLEN Acclaimed the Most Triumphant This Picture is worth seeing over and over again. GRAND WEEK-END MATINEES To-Day To-Morrow at 2 P.M. j EMPIRE
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      260 9 l is*- Brightest Sli<Mt in Town! 4 SHOWS DAILY 11 A.M. MAS, 0.15 nnd ».15 P.M. i Ita AIR-t'ON!»ITfONKI) WARNER HRoS. |tte*e*l T& (.rontosi of all flu- "GOf.n >iGG!:! Musual ('<>n.odk i s jn|H LAFAYETTE, THEY ARE HERE! HHP% DIGGERS joy U RUDY VALUE |IJR i JB ROSEMARY LANE A
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    THE FAR EAST TRAGEDY
    641 10 yyiTH the appeasement of the situation in Europe, thoughts turn again to the desolation in the Far East and the gallant struggle which China waging against a ruthless too. The word "Peace* 1 has been frequently on our lips during the last two week.- and we
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    How To Make The House Burglar-Proof
    1103 10 GAS AND FASHIONS IN WAR Saturday Review TN view of the increasing menace 01 burglars, Mr. D. Lloyd, Assistant Superintendent of Police, Colombo, ha^ some very interesting suggestions to householders as to how to make their houses buiglar-proof with th e view to Night
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    To-days News Review
    428 10 RESOLUTION for a plebiscite to decide whether South West Africa should be included in the Union of South Africa or returned to Germany is merely a suggestion by a district branch (Omaruru) of the United National South West African Party, and carries no official weight. The party
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      194 10 I SUPERIOR QUALITY CHINA GRASS BLOCK MATS j SIZES IN STOCK. I j 3'x6',6'x6', 6'x9', 9'x9', 9'xl2', I2'xl2', I2'xls' 14 cts. per sq. foot including making up. WE CAN MAKE UP ANY SIZE IN ONE DAY. ROBINSON A CO.. LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. is tasty and healthful too! Marmitc, the
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      18 10 ELSIE MARY FOR Inexpensive Chic The Smartest Thing in Town. $5 to $30 I {Rodney House, Battery Road.
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    SOUTH AFRICANS OPPOSE RETURN OF THE FORMER GERMAN COLONIES
    428 11 Big Problem For The Powers nUESTION of return of the former German Colonies to the Reich Government, generally regarded as the next major c in bringing about a complete appeasement in Europe and rapprochement between Britain and Germany, is already being
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    DISTANCE FLIGHT RECORD BID
    186 11 Mercury Passes The Equator British Official Wireless. MERCURY, Upper component of the Mayo composite aircraft, which started off yesterday on a flight to Capetown, is reported to have passed over the equator in French Equatorial Africa in the afternoon. The flight is an attempt on the
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    SHIPPING COMPANIES MERCED
    34 11 i NEW »hipffin| fasaon is ann'umnl as TtsmM »1 the Royal Mail Lorn baying acquired the Paciii Steaoi Navigation Company. The lattci company will celebrate its eeateaarj in British OAend Whvless,
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    AERIAL ACTIVITY IN CHINA
    171 11 4< QKDING sage from varshipa in th'- 1 t»ttu of j In do-China are increased tc aboul including l c p pj ar-Admiral MasaJuch] Okunia. who arrived there thi Soryu and Rytoo Janini i seaplane earners, are croistag between Pakhoi and Hoi- 2 the bombing 01
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    AIR MISSION FOR FRANCE
    22 11 f by Air Chief Chi Cyril Newali, and j Staff, is leaving for for a visit to the
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    O.S.K. PLANS FIVE NEW SHIPS
    80 11 Reuter. luxury liners are to be J f -he o J' OUncl -the-world service en Kaisha, which keen operated by five ij shorten the travelling M> n nnri Brazil, which at present takes 43 days. The vessels are to be named Argentine Muru and Brazil
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    BRITAIN'S STAR LINER LAUNCHED
    32 11 Queen Elizabeth launched the neow giant Canard liner which is to bear her name. Above she is seen cutting the tape —belcw, the liner mov.ng doivn the ways.
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    Nearing Settlement On Spanish Issues
    169 11 (GENERAL Franco has agreed to the immediate withdrawal of about thirty per cent, of the volunteers fighting on the Nationalist side in Spain, representing a token withdrawal of about 10,000 men, states a Burgos message From Rome it is reoorte 1 that Lord Perth had
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    BALLOON BARRAGE ON SHOW
    59 11 Reuter. LONDONERS to-day will have the firsc opportunity of seeing the balloon barrage squadrons. It is announced that balloons of the London Balloon Barrage of the auxilary air force will he flown from a number of sites in London to-morrow. Air pilots are warned that the
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    PRISONERS TO BE RELEASED
    36 11 IT is stated authoritatively in London that the international commission In Berlin has reached an agreement providing for the reciprocal release of German and Czech prisoners within 24 hours British Official Wireless
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    British Rebuff For Poland
    157 11 Reuter. JT is learned in authoritative quartets that the British Government position in regard to Polish claims for a common frontier with Hungary have been made clear in Warsaw. No minority claim in Czechoslovakia will receive the support of the British Government unless it can be
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    Plebiscite May Be Abandoned
    318 11 Reuter. (]ZECH quarters doubt whether after all there will be any plebiscite, says a Reuter message from Prague. Tt is expeected that arrangements will be made permitting the few Germ*.'ns left outside the boundary to put in for transfer to the Reich, while Czech nationals will
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    40 MILLION GAS MASKS OUT
    76 11 British Official Wireless. THE Under Secretary of the Home Offi- cc stated in the House of Commons to-day that 40.000 000 gas masks had been issued and that further large deliveries were being received each week. Precautions for the civil population must be carried our
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    EFFECTIVE AIR RAID DEFENCES FOR PARIS AN IMPOSSIBILITY
    154 11 Reuter. THE French Government has rejected a scheme for a balloon barrage for Paris. It is pointed out that over 3,000 balloons would be required to make reasonably sure thai at least eight out of ten aeroplain- raiding the capital would run
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    TERRIERS RETURN TO WORK
    68 11 Reuter. 'PHE War Office announces that Terri--1 torte.ls called out during the crisis will be released from military duty by midnight on Saturday. Employers are requested to re-employ them immediately. The Admiralty congratulate all ranks en their work during the crisis. The message .stated that officers
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    HITLER'S CONGRATULATIONS TO EX-FRENCH PREMIER
    127 11 Reuter. TELEGRAM from Herr Hitler to M. Flandin, French It-ght wing leader A and a former Premier, sent on Oct. 2, caused something of a sensation when it was read, says a Paris message. The message, which was a reply to the one Flandin sent
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    BRITISH LEGION POLICE FORCE
    98 11 British Official Wireless. WO definite arrangements have been made for the departure oi he 1.200 members of the British Legion who have volunteered to go to Czechoslovakia Ij help keep order in the plebiscite areas, pending final instructions which depend en the decisions of the international
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    "Malaya Has Right To Ask For University" HIGHER EDUCATION COMMITTEE NOW IN MALAYA
    480 12 Singapore. Friday. THAT Malaya as a progressive country has the right to ask for facilities in higher education was the view Sir William H. McLean expressed to me aboard the P. and O. Ranpura to-day. Sir William
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    THE ODD SPiT \ 1
    249 12 THE ODD SPiT 1 0A r of the oldest islands in the iortd is Falcon Island, in the Tonga group, and map makers arc kepi playing a continual game of hide and seek Kith this island owing to its strange way of disappearing end reappearing at odd intervals. it was
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    Chinese Cavalry Charge
    184 12 official Chinese despatch issuer] ia Chungking on Thursday states: The spirited charge of the Chinese c valry at the front south of Honan resulted in the capture of the strategic poh Kv. »ngshan and inflicted casualties of nearly a thousand on the Japanese. At the same, fighting
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    That Swallowing Pips May Cause Appendicitis
    231 12 Don't Believe It fyf ANY people will tell you that lf they do not eat fruit containing small seeds or pips because "it may cause appendicitis". If they do not JJ as f ar as th.s. they will tell you the story of tome
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    NOT SHOOTING TO KILL
    19 12 Pictures taken at the opening yesterday of the Singapore Gun Club eiay pigeon shooting competition.
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    REFUSED TO PRODUCE LICENCE
    165 12 AN M.»K. of this year. Ahmad bin v Salim. driver to .Mr. G. I* Howe, the Deputy Pubiii rroserittor. was alleged to have parked his car in an unauthorised oiaee in the Post Office Square. When a traffic policeman approached the driver, it wis alleged that
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    Traffic Report Discussed By S.S.(S.)A.
    158 12 *T cue last meeting of ihe committee of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association the hon. secretary was instructed to inform the Penang Association ih it this committee agreed with their comments on rear reflectors for ricksha and also to draw their attention to para 153
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    Ricksha Strike Due To Agitators?
    321 12 Singapore. I>j,| av JJICKSHA-OWNERS, badly hit by the present strike of poll day revealed to me thai the strike has not hcen can* of any rise in the rent of rickshas, has been called rati of a misunderstanding resjartfhtg contributions of pullers to fund (writes
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    NAZI GIRL FLEES BEFORE ANGRY CROWD
    132 12 Lcntfon > A VOr\(; Gi n n inilc before crcwd at Southend She had adore sed on th frenf eevenl hondred nrm* who had arrived (a Ditnaiians. She toid thetn I hat I hsh tvou'd soon be »1 id 'a the bf.ots of Mi,l<
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    LORD MAYOR'S SHOW
    56 12 British Official Wireless. THE physical fitness earn I 1 raid precautions will be the letij features of the Lsrd M November 9. Tho proc elude a pageant illustrating the mm thods by which the ordinary mv I woman can keep fit. The auxiliary fire fighting senia t\\
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    PREFERS MARRIAGE TO CAREER
    181 12 (Malaya Tribune Staff Reporter) PREFERRING marriage as a career to the legal profession sweet deboniar Miss Lim Phaik Gan, eldest daughter of the feraw Legislative Councillor, Mr. Lim Cheng Ean, will be quietly ireddd this afternoon at Mr. Wee Swee Teow's residence. Stevens Rati to the
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    ADMINISTRATIVE EXAM. RESULT
    42 12 The foltowii g I prescribed examin 9 irttiations and Gaieri held on S< pt. 26 Mr. L. P. T Caw 1 tion Officer. Mr. A. c. r. a v S| Officer. I Mr. C. W LyJ« -TH vice. |j|
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    ARMED GANG ROBBERY
    168 12 TARRYING zinc implements and armed with a pistol and four knives, five Chinese masqueraded as Municipal cooties and committed armed *anff robbery of 51,500 worth of jewellery and rash at a house in River Valley Road at about 9.50 a.m. yesterday. Claiming to arrived to repair a
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    HITLER DRIVES THROUGH SUDETENLAND
    93 12 Reuter. urwiri.' Bri,in Friday. WHILE Hitlers fourth amn oeeumUon W as marching through /«,„0 four to-day the fruehrcr himself paid his third visit to Sudetenland making .j triumphant drive through thai of north-in Bohemia Known as ;onc two. At t:urihur 8 trhere lie mtt welcomed by
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    FASCIST DECREE AGAINST JEWS
    110 13 Rome, Friday, •j] prohibiting marriages A hi \«.,n Jews and other non vaJ ne lin a communique «ued earh this nmrninu after the „e:>tiaj< l lh« s' i!. onie'a's are forbidden to n women <•!' the A nan parn ien laws which for,in jews into Italy.
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    CALAIS LACE INDUSTRY RECOVERS
    134 13 Puis. Till C al.n> laeC industry, which I had ken passing through a critical period at last stents la be on Urn up-uradf \i c th I favourable ex- rate? and also to the trend of I is) ion La i being much used this fM
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    Police Charge Pullers
    69 13 Two baton charges had to be made by the police on a crowd of ricksha pullers who staged a demonstration outside the Chinese Protectorate office, yesterday evening. Battles and missiles were thrown about and the police were struck. Rowdy scenes marked Use of carton, confusion reined for
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    Donations Pour Into Fund For Refugees
    112 13 Reuter. London, Friday. FOLLOWING the Lord Mayoi or London's appeal for Czech refugees a large number of letters containing donations are arriving at Mansion House. The Corporation of London has votefl ten thousand guineas from the cities' cash Lord McGowan. on behalf of Imperii
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    LONDON PLANS TO MINIMISE AIR RAID CASUALTIES
    103 13 hETAILS of m„ Loi don S pt 24 0 cl «BP*encnsiTe schema 1 foreajnww accommDcL"»iblish*i IwThT 8 in a r have kern lt"i Ai tri hr nistry of Health. »ost hospital s ho c T &r r ~y ho m ethoL n T
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    GERMAN HELP FOR TURKEY
    98 13 Ankara, Friday. HERit FUNK, German Minister of Fconcmics. was ai-eorded special state honours when he arrived as guest of the Government. At the official banquet to-night th n general lines of tht Important talk will possibly be initiated The impression in Turkish circles Is that Germany
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    Warrant For Solicitor
    44 13 Criminal investigation department of the Monmouthshire police have issued a warrant for the arrest of Mr. J. D L Wagstaffe, Abergavenny solicitor ano coroner, who has been missing since Aug. 26. Mr. Wagstaffe was seen recently a* Cardiff Central Railway Station
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    ARMED POLICE CHARGE 4,000 RICKSHA COOLIES
    250 13 DOLICE made two baton charges on 4,060 striking; ricksha coolies who yesterday marched four abreast to the Chinese Protectorate, demanded lhal they be sent back to China Police actio!', followed the throwing of missiles bottles, at the police, one bottle actually hitting an Assistant
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    MARKETS BRIGHTER, SAY LEWIS & PEAT
    147 13 MARKETS BRIGHTER, SAY LEWIS PEAT VOW that tho market has emerged fr«,m the slouch of despond, notice is .main being taken of the actual technical position of the commodity, and the more that this is examined from every ancle, the b.ighier the prnsneets app»ar to be. writes Lewis and Peat
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    Japanese Cut Pinhan Railway
    58 13 Reuter. Shanghai, Friday. JAPANESE claim to have cut Pinhan line yesterday to the south ot Sin\ang and a hundred miles north of Hankow. A Hankow message while admitting that a Japanese detachment have appeared near Pinghan says Apparently their intention was to cut the railway." The
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    Malacca Cho Cheo Ceremony
    65 13 Arrangements for the Cho Cheo cermony, which is to take place at £h t:mple of Datoh Choo Hoo Ong Yah. Kandang, Malacca, on December 4 ol this year, are proceeding apace. The temple was recently renovated at a coal or $13,000. A procession will be held
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    South British Insurance
    43 13 A final dividend of 8 l 2 d (New Zealand Currency) will be recommended at the annual general meeting of the South British Insurance Company to be held on Oct. 27, making Is. sd. (New Zealand currency) for the year.
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    Chinese Reserves Rout R.A.F. H.Q. XI INDIANS DEFEATED BY CEYLON ESE
    217 14 NEWS FLASHES FROM THE HOCKEY FIELD S.CJLC 4; R.A.F. (H.Q.) 0. JJIPERIORITY in the attack as well as in the defence resulted in the S.C.R.C. II defeating the R.A.F. Headquarters by four goals to nil in a hockey match
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    BALESTIER "DERBY"
    127 14 Cejrlea s.C. Z; LA 0. Singapore, Friday. IN a keen game ol hockey played at Ba--1 le.stier Plain this afternoon, the Ceylon Sports Club defeated the Indian Association by two goals to nil. Both the goals were scored in the first half by Piilainathan and Phiarajah. Play in
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    GUNNERS JUST BEAT S.C.C.
    162 14 R.Y. (Changi). S.C.C 2. A GOAL scored towards tiie closing stages of play decided the match yesterday on the Padang between the Singapore Cricket Club and the R.A. Changi who won by the odd goal in five. The match was keenly contested, the teams being rquallv
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    S.R.C. RESERVES BEAT 22nd. HEAVY BATTERY
    153 14 Recs II 2; 22nd Heavy Battery (K.A.) 1. THE second string of the S.R.C. beat the 22nd Heavy Battery. R.A.. by the odd ETi h V« r^ C m 8 cra PPy hockey fixture at the S.R.C. ground yesterday At half time, the Recs
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    PLAYING AT RENGAM TO-DAY
    32 14 The Johore State rugby XV who will be put to a stern test at Renjram to-day where they meet the Army, Malaya Cup holders, in an inter-State friendly.
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    G.O.C. Opens Gun Club
    240 14 Function At Tiong Bahru THE official opening of the Singapore 1 Gun Club clay pigeon shooting competition look place at 'licng Bahru Road yesterday, when Major-General W. G .S. Dobbie, G.0.C.. opened ihe proceeding? by shooting down three clay pigeon suspended from a string. He was
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    Women's Golf: Singapore G.C. Beat Garrison
    174 14 THE following is the result of the golf I 1 match played between Garrison Golf Ciub and Singapore Golf Club women's teams at Tanglln, which resulted in a i win for the visiting team by gK to 3 J 'i j points. The following
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    S.C.C WOMEN'S AUTUMN CUP DRAW
    76 14 Singapore, Friday. THE following is the draw and starting SG P m w for > h firn tOUX of the WaYeU" Stu *?S H. Quir°ke Lady Bagnall VS Mrs W 2 Durn° MiSS S LUCaS VS Mrs W H Hcpkfns MrS J Moncur vs Mr
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    COLTS BEAT POSTALS IN EVEN GAME
    225 14 Colts 3; Post Office 1. CLAYING without four members ot their regular team m the persons of Toledo, Ross. Rajie and Humphries, the Post Office Club's hockey team lost to the Colts by three goals to one. yesterday afternoon on their grounds at Serangoon
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    HEMCHIT BEATS WONDER BAR
    93 14 [From Our Own Correspondent] Kuala Lumpur, Friday. AN a foul awarded for a low blow in the middle of the fourth round, Neil Hemchit 9.12*2. was given the verdict over Wonder Bar 9.9 in their fight at the Bukit Bintang Park to-night. Hemchit complained of a
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    HORLICKS B.P.
    124 14 THE draw of the inter-team champion ship of the Horlicks Badminton Party resulted as follows: "A" Team: George Wan (Capt.) Tan Tiang Bee and Ec Tian Cheng (BYE) "B' Team: Jc.hrny Neo (Capt.) Lim Kuon and Yeo Guan Swee (BYE). "C" Team: Ong Kwee Yang (Capt) Sect. Teck
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    S.C.R.C., Kliney Cup & Y.M.C.A. Tourneys
    267 14 S.C.R.C., Kliney Cup Y.M.C.A. Tourneys TENNIS fORM displayed by players in the S.C.R.C. Invitation Tenni namcnt at Hong Lim Green yesterday afternoon i the Open Mixed Doubles, E. J. Mockler and Mrs. Hipkin beat Kam and Mrs. Nassim 6—2, 6—4. The followixrc were the results: Open Mixed Doubles: E. J.
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    FALCONER CUP TENNIS AT BATU PAHAT
    104 14 [From Our Oicn Reporter] XT -alu Vahat, Friday. |N the Batu Pahat tennis mter-party competition *or the FaLoner Cuo the Chinese Recreation Club beat th" Malay club by five games to nil Ew; Teik. Fak Hoe and Thtam Hotwere tne three players responsible for
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    BATAVIA BOXING
    144 14 [From O'lr Own Correspondent] Batavia, Oct. 3 DOXING bouts were he.d at the Varia Park on Saturday last, a large crowd attending in view of the fact that 50 per cent, of the proceeds would go to the Chincsn Red Cross Fm d. The matches were organised by
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    Y.M.C.A. vs CEYLON S.C.
    37 14 nm M on csc *Wday. at 5 15 pm. on c.s.c ground: M. L Reshtv R Lyne. Sing Ching, Ranatunga Silleh Hutcnm. on, Elkington, Sura ta C.' Fong Lim, Lcembruggen Reserve:— Guan Kiat.
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    S.C.C. TO MEET S.C.R.C ON PADANG
    76 14 THE S.C.C. meet the S.C.R( 1 round of th? Klin I f tennis tournament which on Davis Cup Lnes, tl The S.C.C Cherrington and J. j. doubles pair will be X Droogiecver. Two singles matches will be Tuesday next the douo! day and the
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS
    52 14 TWO ties were plaveci i I 1 V.M.C.A. Tennis Tour.. I suited as follows:— Men's Singles HVap 'Cla I final i: Arthur Lim 31 I yashi 1—30.3) 7—5. 0 I Men s Singles H cap (XT Cla final): E. J. Ellis (+l5) beat I Chuan i—ls j 9—7,
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    GUNBOAT JACK WINS
    49 14 IN a recent bout In Col Jack 1150 lb. I beat Harb; (210 lb.) by a knock-ci-th? jaw. in the fourth n main event. M. Thaiudeci:* also well 1 van box fans, was at th< a ihe junior lightweight di Bdr. A. Fox of (he Ceylon <
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    FORT CANNING BEAT CRICKET CLUB
    183 15 Keen Game On The Padang RUGBY SPORTSFRONT 9; Jf.CC. 0. i i .nun i exhibited during Qic |ast lew minutes of a i (B) and Fori Canning on the packing retorj (a penalty goal and two tries) to nil for i construe uitc the Club
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    Y.M.C.A. vs. M.C.U.
    21 15 5.15 j 1•• Vv edneadaf at Sin "j-.' Nathaniels, j; Kanatimga. angton, C. Reshty, :M K. Jaiieh/ USSlen
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    SEPTEMBER 1820
    175 15 monument French j lir ol Napoiecn. rid monu;'n memory o! the whole 1 sreat Em] ror. it-anch I c«T,mn :s on tnp B °ulevard cncmists. Peiietie? lateisI atei5 lwo French ntou. In u1 ists made a he Uvea ot I 1 caused to known anr; ;-'ini:t and malaria
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    To-Day's State Match
    79 15 SINGAPORE play their first State match pi the season at the S.C.C. this afternoon when they meet the Seletar Services <R.N. and R.A.F. combined*. The Singapore side will be: A. 5. Minns; G. d. A. London, A. P. Craieie. I) VI Henderson, R. a filhoU; Dr. G.
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    S.R.C. XV vs ST. ANDREWS
    73 15 The following will play for the S.R.C. 3rd XV vs. St. Andrew's School 2nd XV in a practice match on the S.R.C. padang to-day at 4.45 p.m.: C. de Souza: Hubert Boudewyn. T. C Stevens. R. Bam. R. Duclos: N. H. Scully, W. Urquhart; R
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    IPOH SCHEDULE OF RACING
    142 15 JHE schedule of racing for the three-day race meeting i n i po h on Oct. 15, 19 and 22 is as follows: Ist Day 2nd Day fa) Day v GeL 15 Oct. 19 Oct o-> Horses, Class Div. 1 51 2 furs. 6 furs 1
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    ALOR GAJAH BEAT JASIN AT SOCCER
    221 15 Malacca. Thursday ALOR Gajah Recreation Club beat the Jasin Recreation Club by B—l at Jasin in the Barrett Sheppard Cup tournament. Mat Had drew first blood for Alor Gajah after two minutes' play. Jasin wav unlucky not to equalise when on two occasions Amin'.s
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY
    54 15 i The following have been selected to jpi 'y hockey for the V.M.C.A. vs. 35th Fortress Coy. on Monday at 5.15 p.m. on ihe Road ground; Nathaniels V J J avie r. T. S. Ong. Guan Kiat. DamITessier. Gim Lock. Qalstaun, Reid Chin Chye. E. A. Joy. Reaenres:--Elkingtcn.
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    A.R.P. WANTS HALF A MILLION VOLUNTEERS
    410 16 London, Sept. 24. 4 NATIONAL programme to enrol at least half a mllion more volunteers in the Air Raid Precautions Services is to be launched at a meeting at the Royal Albert Hall by Sir Samuel Hoare, the Home Secretary. No fewer than 1,150
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    'WE OUGHT TO LIVE TO 150'
    115 16 Kiev. THE normal life of a human being at the present stage of development should be 125 to 1M) vcars, writes A. A. Bogomoletz, President of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukraine, in book —"Prolongation of Life" which has been published at "There
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    WHAT READERS ARE SAYING ROWDYISM
    120 16 We welcome intelligent letters on any subject f rom readers, but in publishing them we do not necessarily associate ourselves with the views expressed. [To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune] Sir.—Since the increase in the military forces of Singapore, there have been many instances
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    TENNIS COURTS WANTED
    253 16 I To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune] Sir,—I support your correspondent 'Armas" of to-day and agree that the ccmplaint made by him as to the lack of tennis courts in the Geylang and Katong districts is a legitimate one. It would appear that the present location
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    INDIAN LABOUR
    210 16 [To the Editor of the Malaya j Sir,—l was present at a gui Lainment held recently on an' near Taiping. The Bhagavather was. with a q uur song, accompanied by ehort spe in Tamil at intervals. Impressing the labour force that had asset there the many evils of
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    HOMEWORK
    132 16 [To the Editor of the Malaya Tr Sir --I oubmil that the vartou I ol Education in Malaya should homework for all children under tl cf twelve. I have always main! the view that homework is the <a> A gigantic curriculum that parent ly has to be swallowed at
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    MALACCA TRANTSORT
    61 16 [To the Editor of the Malum Tm Sir. —I and other public resic Ujong Pasir, Malacca, thank our C Fathers for allowing the Toi Service" to come on the roads again We are now relieved of our great difficulties and inconven;* matter of conveyance and we hop the
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    QUICK NEW STRENGTH AFTER ILLNESS
    87 16 After a severe Illness yon weak, you often despair of < ting your strength bark I after operations, or wasting and diseases, that affect your the thought of food is di Yet you must rebuild your boa}-, must have highly nourishing i«* Doctors everywhere Horlicks
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    Demobilised Spanish Soldiers May Build Roads
    156 17 Saragassa. ahead to the time when be vamped with dcr))( r a seeking work, the Works Minister' r imedous road plan. •2. 930.000,000 pesetas me 7 890 miles of new instruct**] and t£tOS3 p to be thoroughly repalies widened. 1 the plan concerns Dictator
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    Alleged Theft Of Cheque
    48 17 Singapore, Friday. 4 'i heft of a cheque H house in Market Del J was preferred against Day Dass and P T. SalaBtr G S Rawlings. the B th i aimed Trial and police ed when the case was mci Uon on Oct. 14.
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    What The Stars Foretell
    185 17 v..DAY FOR ALL READERS. I depressing influences. be a tendency to ieel and Quarrelsome. Your en: will be bad, and vou tittle annoyances. planetary cp- Mat's why. The Moon oun and nn CKL Mercury is oppos- mieS» at J Things the test of lAl INFLUENCES: f
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    Counsel's Questions About A Cabaret Girl's Photograph WOMAN CLAIMS MAINTENANCE
    964 17 THE claim for maintenance by a secondary her alleged legal husband had its third thf second police court to-day before Mr. Con ra d Oldham Madam Tan Swee Ngoh. the complainant claimed maintenance from one Chee Soon Tee. Mr. T.
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    Canton Carries On Despite Bombings, Prepares For Further Attacks
    551 18 Gity's Financial Position Sound; Cost Of Living Remains Unchanged WHILE in the present situation the eyes of all China are nautrally fixed upon Hankov/. a brief glimpse upon conditions m Canton is nevertheless interesting. Canton remains the second largest city in
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    ARMY OF FACTORY GIRLS IN HUPEH
    355 18 MOST of the .10.000 Chines women and youm- «irk. compr.smsthe M factory K irls in the Wuhan area and those .kilted women workers who had tied to Hankow from areas in Shanghai. ,nd Wuhu had. hy September, either beer, sent back to their home
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    GENERAL FENG OPTIMISTIC
    140 18 CONFIDENT OF FINAL VICTOR V REMINDING the Chinese people thai l\ thi building of a nation is invari abb/ beset with difficulties. Gener:-: Yu-hsiang. in an interview wit:-. Central News enjoined the nation t maintain a struggle-to-the-last deter mination and to follow unflinchingly r»e leadership of the
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    TIGERS
    19 18 Another of the many pictures exhibited in Smgapore by Mr. Chang in aid of the China Relief Fund
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    ART PICTURE
    18 18 One 01 tne many pictures which are on show at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce.
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    50,000 Take Part In Monster Parade
    159 18 fWER 50,000 persons representing government officers, public iMxlies and schools took pari in a monster parade along the principal streets of Canton in commemoration of the seventh anniveisarj 4 the Mukden incident. Participants in the paracii monstration shouted patriotic and pledged to drive enemy
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    Art Exhibition Opens In Singapore
    81 18 AN exhibition of sculptures, the work ot Mr. iwm Tang Niincr, opens 10-da? f Singapore Chinese Chamber olio merce and will rontinuc till fl In aid of the China exhibition is being held patrcnage of Messrs. KJ"» /Tjjd (Chinese ronsul-Oeneral), Mr Haw, Parkcane C. Huang,
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    CONGRESS DEMANDS IMPARTIAL ENQUIRY INTO MILITARY FIRING IN TRAVANCORE, FREEDOM TO STATE CONGRESS AND AMNESTY TO PRISONERS
    824 19 Working Committee Resolutions (United Press). impartial enquiry inlo ihe recent happenings in Travancore including th„ ne H S 2S (he Congress Working Committee in a resoluUon on „dian ItEL Ihe -rant of freedom
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    BEYOND THE HORIZON
    101 19 |!,t »ND T!H IIOKIZOW a Trail lure in Hindustani I (uninit*need a season ii x i-ugli I heat re, Singato the times ion was ill it- infancy i ~tc prejudices, priest- :,ri '.il force were the order I i day. i t; art all unique in ...la
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    "FORGET THE PAST, BE FRIENDLY WITH POLICE"
    184 19 (United Press). I tlU m this pr^^^ne^amole Uw fret countries, particulars that 2L T P B as the friend of tho nnhS i v lof n «'a«d. where Ii issued oy the- Hen. on his assumpPrime Ifinister of Assam and his coDeagues. dels:
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    PRESENTATION OF ADDRESS TO MR. BOSE
    77 19 (United Press). T Madras. Sept. 27. HE Government have declined to accord sanction to the expenditure proposed to be incurred by the Chidambaram Municipal Council in connection., with the address it bad resolved to present to Mr Snbhas Bose. Congress President, on the occasion
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    POLITICAL PRISONERS IN ASSAM WILL SOON BE RELEASED
    135 19 (United Press). Twr rw™ Shillcng, Sept. 26. H-j Coalition Government nf rl\ !IL :,l!( dy t aken up the Question Plil i. e e;as f of prisoners convicted of fiJiS,* v? a nature and thev might be released shortly. declaration was made
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    Congress Sympathises With Czechoslovakia
    461 19 (United Press). New Delhi, Sepf. 28. J'HE Working Committee which has been ftraewjirtg since the last few days the crucial question of the attitude of the Congress in case of a w:,r!d war and which held several consultation* with Mahatma Gandhi, passed the following resolution to-day
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    PUSH-BICYCLES TO BE MADE IN INDIA
    90 19 (United Press). r l a Simla. Sept. 28 Tiffc Punjab Government is examining three schemes for the manufacture of push-bicy-les in the province. The schemes cost Rupees one crore <Rs. 10,000,000); thirty lakhs <Rs. 3.000,000): and twenty lakhs (Rs. 2,000.000) respectively. If any of
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    Our Busy Airport
    48 20 PICTURES published on this page show the r various phases of activity at the Singapore Civil Airport. On the right is Mr. A. Newark, manager of the airport, while the other photographs show mechanics, wireless operators, fire brigade attendant and other officials at their work.
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