Morning Tribune, 11 October 1937

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 2. -No. 215. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, October 11, 1937. FIVE CENTS.
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    JAPAN REPLIES TO ROOSEVELT
    618 1 "No Treaties Have Been Broken" WAR PRECIPITATED BY ACTS OF PROVOCATION BY .CHINA No Territorial Aims j Singapore, Sunday. DRESIDENT Roosevelt's declaration indicting Japan as an aggressor m China, and the resolution of the Committee of Twentythree of the League of Nations m the same terms
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    WAR RAINED OFF
    143 1 Chinese Await Attack At Shanghai Shanghai, Oct. 10. A STEADY bombardment of Pootung by Japanese warships m retaliation for Chinese shelling of Hongkew brought din of war to Shanghai again to- after one of the quietest days hostilities began. In the afternoon a Japanese spokeSannounced that warfare
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    ATTACK ON MINORCA?
    43 1 Massing Of Italian Troops R London, Oct. 9. EPORTS from Paris speak of an mbly of 20.000 to 30.000 Italian ami a squadron of bombers at it: preparation for an attacK island of Minorca which is owned Spanish Government. Reuter
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    18 1 c King and Queen have sent a gi:V to the patients of Que Hospital lor the East End.
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    France Angry At Italian Refusal
    231 1 France Angry At Italian Refusal Paris, Oct. 10. THE French press is unanimously hostile to the Italian note m which the invitation to discuss the situation In Spain is rejected by Mussolini. Le Jour states that "it is evident that neither the British nor the French Government is able to
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    U.S. Rearmament
    27 1 Washington, Oct. 8. Report, published abroad that the United State.s arc contemplating a huge rearmament programme are denied In hi h administrative quarters. Reuter wireless
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    14 1 Gibraltar, Oct. 8. About 5,000 troops of unknown nationality have arrived her< Reuter Wireless
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    RESTRICTION OF TRADE
    415 1 Surprise Move By Japan Singapore, Sunday. FACED with the prospect of a boycott Of her trade on a large scale being enforced through the independent AC lion of various bodies m all countries very soon, Japan has created a surprise by taking action herself to restrict Imports
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      34 1 ON OTHFR PAGES J Page I ltal> 's reply I i Dr. Kung's return 3 S i Home soccer 23 J S.Ci.C R«lf final U i Rugby trial 24 I 4 Penans rugby 24 >
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      38 1 I^a 3ii\ it voe ii^i:u I «y^J a cupful or a quart S X \/p as needed no waste rWlirs'*\ Delicious for Drinking j i I'M f"*"^Tl i n,, %>» „,,,,,,,v,,i ifa'iiiiuiiii'iSir' Price 80 Cents =r •ll* i^ «M
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    ITALIAN VIEW OF WAR IN SPAIN
    1278 2 Refuses To Take Purl In A Rugl I I Tli} oov( rnmenl In reply to the 1 on the Span! m problem to Rome this mornii hed London this afternoon „1 the [talian n re Immediately taken ii re ful Btudy will proceed over
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    LOCAL WEDDING
    256 2 Dr. Clarence Smith And Miss Barbara Allen Singapore. Saturday. WEDDING bells pealed forth bright and cheerful at five o'clock this afternoon to note that the wedding of Miss Barbara Agnes Allen and Dr. Clarence Edmond Smith had just taken place. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. H.
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    4 2 S55««rtasAK«SL SJXZZSS: tlareme Tribune
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    P.C. CONVICTED
    121 2 Drunk When On Duty Singapore, Saturday. MOHAMED Atop bin Abu. a Malay police constable of the Beach Road Police Station was this morning convicted by Mr. H. A. Forrer, District Judge. Criminal District Court, on charges ot being intoxicated whilst being on beat duty In Middle Road on
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    Lord Nuffield's Gifts
    37 2 London, Oct. 8. Lord Nuffield has made a further gift of £300.000 to the Radcliffe Infirmary. Oxford to which he has already donated £150 000. Lord Nuffield's gifts now total about £8.:C0.0G0. Reuter Wireless
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      146 2 Help Kidneys Clean Out Poisonous Acids Your Kidneyi have nine million tiny tube* i.it. i which arc endangered by Cheap, Irritating drugs or neglect. Unknown to you, weak Kidneyi may be the real causa vi <;• Una: Up Nights, Nei voui Swollen Ankles, Bladder Trouble, 1 1< .vi. i' m
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    FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR CHINA
    1263 3 DR. KUNC ON HIS MISSION Many Important Loans o Singapore, Sunday. HIS Excellency Dr. H. H. Kung, Chinas Vice-Premier and Minister of Finance, passed through Singapore to-day on his way buck to China. The visitor was met by an A.D.C. mrecentinf HJL the Governor, StafV (apt.
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    25 3 Scene on the wharf yesterday when local Chinese gave great welcome to Dr. H. H. Kung, whose financial mission to Ilurope uas hishly successful. Tribune
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      69 3 >w Notice For To-day the Acting Chief Justice m the urt at 10.30 a.m. tnent:— O. S. 112 37 Rv choon Choon deceased, Motion and tent Summons. At 11 a.m.:— •nses-ln Chambers, Originating ions. Mr. Justice Howes m the 2nd at 11 a.m. es:— Rex vs. Sim Lian Peng. Mr.
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      207 3 SITUATIONS VACANT H.M. NAVAL BASE SINGAPORE. LABOUR SUPERVISOR. An immediate vacancy exists for a gentleman to supervise the accommodation, living conditions and recreation of the Admiralty Asiatic Employees housed m H.M. Naval Establishments. Singapore. Candidates, who must apply to the undersigned by 25th October. 1937, for a form of application,
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      64 3 v, *)> Silvlkrin. SILVIKRIN iuODUCTS. Pure Silvikrin Hair Tonic Lotion Concentrated Liquid Shampoo Powder Shampoo— Solidified Brilliantine —-Silvifix Hair Cream— Sweet Oil of Almonds. MADE IN ENGLAND. Sole Distributors: RAHAMIN PENHAS, Singapore. ]¥EW STOCK OF /^KoX nnriccT /-un/-.A*c £$>■■■•*&. rULKET CHROME j\ *A STAINLESS fMI*J STEEL X^tf^/ WRISTLET W A
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      199 3 ETON HIGH SCHOOL (Junction of Selegie Rd, and Short St.» There are vacancies m all classes from Primary to the Senior Cambridge. Shorthand, Book-keeping and Typewriting also taught FREE OF CHARGE m the HIGHER standards. ENROL NOW. Apply The Principal. LATEST ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE. RABIES Anti rabic prophylactic vaccine treatment is
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  • REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      70 4 don, Oct. 8. To-d Ch: im 4 Distillers 3 p Rubber 79 4 'j ral Electric "36 9 —3 Imoerial Chemical Industries Wjj; g 14 London^TiiMNew Share) IVa 3 Rubber Plan Investment Trust 3U 6 London Asiatic 4 4'_» 4 4' 2 Kaffirs (West Witswritersandi 150 146
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      34 4 1 1 r COPRA (Straits, F.M.S.) BAGO PLOUR (Sarawak) White Ifuntok OctCtß shipment. I 16 Sellers Urn-lnu^d Black Lampoog Oct.iDec. shipment 2% Paid and Sellers j 5 h value GAMBIER (Gotd Mark)
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      33 4 New York. Oct. 9. CUBBIB Previous To-day Change A Very Doll Steady Changes IS? 16 516 163 4 opo B«li*rv 163 4 16-8 Jan/Mar. r ul 4-^l6 Sellert i«% 116
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      49 4 London. Oct 0 Previous To-day Chang* T.T "i, Par! tig middle rate) J*»-50 T.I berdam (closing middle ratei 8.95 15 l<> i.) to T.T. on l Unchan T.T on Hongl Lling rate) i 3 uncnanged .m Japan v Unchanged T.I on New York (closing sellin ■'■37 495
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      U.S. MARKETS
      107 4 1 Despondency !n Ail Sections New York. Oct. 6. IT is seldom that .such widespread despondency is shown on the American markets, all of which yesterday were distinctly lower. Three load: I railU cotton md securities) showed pronounced ineaslness while rubber, tin. copper, :offee and cocoa p.U moved
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      METAL MARKET
      17 4 UN standard Previous To-day Chi do Qg price) £240% 2 1 i ard E239V4 1
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      BULLION MARKET
      26 4 UOLD don, Oct. 9 Fine B;ir per oz. £7.0 SILVER Spot M 20 1 i ig 4 iiHUifus' forwurd. l!Uh U> 1!) 15 IG
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      22 4 SOI 111 IllilllSll ins! ka\( I COMPANY, LTD. I IIM:, MARINE, WORKMEN'S OMPENSATION, MOTOR CAR INSURANCE VI REASONABLE RATES. TW 2. Green.
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      42 4 THE YOKOHAMA :fi: 3A:;.:, ltd, d In IRho •••I Siii (Fully |ltlli ll0( y.ioo^ooo.ooo i: v i:u id Office YOKOHAMA 1 BRAM ii R I H IMBBRfi I'M i I is PLACE, T YAMAMOTO Tel Nl) (i(); Room Genera] oil: Compradote'a ft
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      171 4 BAffK OF CHINA (Incorporated .n China by Special Charter). 12, CECIL STREET. SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: Manager's Office 6444 Exchange Dept. <>Jll General Office 5188-9 (able Address; "(HCNGKUO" PAID DP CAPITAL Ch. S 40.000,000.00 RESERVE FUNDS IN EXCESS OF Ch. S 4.800,000.00 TOTAL ASSETS APPROXIMATELY Ch. SI 800.000,000 00 HEAD OFFICE; SHANGHAI
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    799 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company Ke. Oct. 9. 1 p.m. PTaser Co. Buyers Sellers 5 3 5 9xd Ampat Tin 34 36 •SMS "6SSL i:» Bangrin im irs i 90 Batu Belangor .L hD ,L JU Burma Malay gSWff 1 o.38 5.43 U lUm VT 125 1.30 Hong Fatt
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    199 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Saturday, 1 P-tt. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat fig* Batu Selangor I. 90 I™ Bangrin Hongkong Tin 32- Hong Fatt 1-25 Johans f IQQ Jelebu 0.90 UW Katu ?o 13Kamunting Tin JJI- i£ Killinghall 24- 2bKuchai \fl I™ K. Lanjut -24 6 25 6 London Tin 4 9
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    170 5 vSINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY PENANG MUNICIPAL 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int Mar. 31 Sept 30 102 104 norn 4l 2 1907 red 1947 $1,600,000 Int Mar 31 Sept. 30 108 110 norn 41 s" 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 113 115 norn 1913 red. 1963
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      261 5 S. E LEVY CO. Shanghai, HonKkonpr, Manila, Singapore. Investment Bankers and Broker* m Securities and ComnwditUs. Daily Foreign Market Cables end Quotation Service. Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF. N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE, CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. HONGKONG SHARE
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      312 6 A VILI Q.X-To-N.ghi 6-15-9-15 WOMAN PM t WAS THE H^B>nL "All Lri ESj •■■■*s*%% WILL I AM _.J; wtwBWB 4m**3ir. ance Th.....«t>oih.,ii.dy..u,r.'ci».i/..v combine I v <>u cjTanfi ontertamment 1 Bill's sn i.m am., th. IMS m ■'■< undercover man with"a daring mission to perform- vi «dh#n now gist'si »f rM
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      193 6 T^KBP ***** AT FVFRY SHOU l( claim this as '^^H CAPITOL m JT3| DONT MISS SEEING— *|^W; MH I- E l' 1 i pLMj^. TEMPLE I ISi %Jp as 'The Little Peacemaker" m gfi^ Kud.vard Kipling's Great Story I HB of BRITISH ADVENTURE fat the i^ Land Of the Bengal
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    PAPUA'S OLDEST CAR
    166 7 Adventures Of Pioneer Petrol Engine Port Moresby. Papua. r T IIE engine of the first motorcar ever I .seen In Papua, imported secondi m 1915. is still m regular tue. ftrsi owner bought a used cur I to test the roads of the territory lotor traffic. It
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    SHADOW OF DEATH
    88 7 Blood Changes Appearance When End Is Near Portland. Oregon. CELLS In the blood stream which reshadow death have been des- here by Dr. Edwin E. Osuood. JSOr of Experimental Medicine at University of Oregon Medical School. The cells are normally present m the I stream. Dr. Osgood
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    BARBADOS RIOTS
    71 7 Official List Of Casualties Barbados, by nail. ACCORDING to an official statement 14 people were killed and 47 injured street fighting that took place m dos towards the end of July fola mass demonstration by workanding higher wages. Thp disturbances commission subse:r<ntlv appointed by thp Governor of the
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      200 7 >BI SHAL MELANGE of LOVi; and LAI GUTER! U THF SITRFFT Qiwrco^ 1 llLi O 1 I\£iJu 1 ullivj£iK MUSICAL COMEDY AT ?T\S ARSOI ITF HI si GIRLS! SONGS! COMEDY NO VE LTYI SPECTACLE! This week-end at the PAVILION A L r urjl^^ J 11t „^,.^,A NOW DRAWING RECORD CROWDS
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      115 7 OPENING SHOR7IY at the CAPITOL Britain's Mightiest Musical With A (Jalaxv Of Famous Screen. Radte Stage Stars <^«^^Jmtsam j ets am Y7S «s^^iiaH!^^ TUR HER PTTm ELISABETH mWmk *J NICHOLAS ARREN and /I BROTHERS BRODERICK BUBBLES BURMAfIT ARISTQCWATS ■BB v^HHHHßflaVHafLfi^sL ejjcewe pihi lafs* wwioiwiyß^"'*"^ Produced at the Br,f,sh t, O
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    CONGRESS IN OFFICE IN INDIA
    758 8 sorA HOLD REINS IN EIGHT I -/>■) Mr. Gim//u l«^ Prohibition; Questions waitinp Settlement i Simla Jo, miv Imija political picture presidencies ol Bombay and Madras, <^^ Alread 11 .-.vrr m m the Central Pr< he Unim Provinces Bihai and Ori n■• it uj by
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    45 8 A yachting sirl. Miss Peggy Masters, hoisting the burgee (tfce P«»M»' 1 carrying her identification) as she prepared for the start ot trie LOT Kate for 14-foot International class craft at the Famesis i iud rates on the Thames at Tecldiiigton. near London. Planet News
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    27 8 PUea ol golden brown kemvei being twepf up m Hyde Park, London, when- the trees arc fast shedding then- foliage under (lie intlueiue of .uituinn. Planet News
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    MALARIA FIGHT
    147 8 Sir Malcolm Watson's Scheme Belgr i-!e. A SCHEME where ty malaria ca.i 'J? entirely wiped out m South Serbia m the next few years has been worked out by Sir Malcolm Wateon. director or the Ross Institute of Tropical Hygiene, who has Just spent a fortnight m Yugoslavia.
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      100 8 Singapore Volunteers < i The following is the programme of Drills up to itnd for week ending Oct. IT. 1937: TO-DAY, OCT. 11 5.15 p.m. Headquarters, S.R.A. (v> Lecture. p.m. 30x Range H.Q.. S.R.A. (v) Practic? Competition. TO-MORROW. OCT. 12 5.15 p.m. 30x Range H.Q.. S.V.A.C.F Revolver Casuals. WEDNESDAY, OCT.
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    THE ST. JOHN AMBULANCE MOVEMENT IN CEYLON
    525 9 Col Sleetnan Says Police I line Most Efficient Brigade Overseas (H)LONEL J. L. SLEEMAN, Chief Commissioner, St. John Ambulance Brigade (Overseas', after a tour of the Island m February declared that the Ceylon <■ constituted by far the strongest and most efficient police
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    SEVERE DROUGHT
    120 9 Sugar Cane Crop In Danger In Barbados Barbados, W. 1. A SEVERE drought is causing alarm among the sugar cane growers here. For the past .six months the rainfall has been far below normal, and al« though som? good rain m January and F( bruary brought on the
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    VERDICT BY DICE
    86 9 dge's Lesson To Young Gamblers Orange, New Jersey. I Negroes, accused m court here cf mbllng, were told by the judee nk H Bevan. to throw the determine the amount of their i (r a prayer for a low miniof the youths, Paul Ward, threua mx. also
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    POLITICS IN DANCINC
    169 9 Woman Performer's Tour In Spain Valencia. /maiming to present political Ideas m the form ol dancing, Miss Mira hoslovak. La making a tour oi Spanish Qovernmeni territory giving public performance! She is also dancing before troops on active service. Explaining her aims Mi i Rolbachova said: "My
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    RADIO IN CANADA
    206 9 Short-Wave Station Planned In m construction oi a powerful short wave wireless station i under conBideration m Canada a\u\ In d to be built In Ottawa Mr. Gladstone Hurra: i ral manager of the Canadian broadcasting corporation, and formerly ut the BBC. staled m an interview here
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Monday, Oct. 11, 1937. SAFER ROADS
    332 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Monday, Oct. 11, 1937. SAFER ROADS a PROPOSAL made m the leading article of the Sunday Tribune yesterday concerning road Bafety m Malaya would, if adopted, considerably reduce the toll of road accidents. The suggestion it that the law which has recently come into force m all
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    ROUND & ABOUT
    858 10 ROUND ABOUT Philippines To Produce R -American Company To A -Caring For Madrid's (Minn -More Divorces In Fnnce-Births And Marriages Olow-en-month i irope he had with the Goodyear Tyre and oi Akron. Ohio, who dlingj i •j j 1( will be imder- M of Mindanao, which. undeveloped ai yet. is
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    139 10 Planet News I In- Xi ssiai, pjisseiißer vessel ooperatzia (3,767-tons) arrived m the Thame > at Gravesend. Kent, with 1,400 sh ref«g«M on hoard to km rendezvous with her sister ship, tm- r clix Dzerjinskv." According to arEJTCTSES "n y L n Sl Ru^ s as trade representatives m Kngland.
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    EDUCATION AND DICTATORSHIPS
    801 11 DO IDEAL DEMOCRACIES EXIST TO-DAY? Present Conflict Is Between Totalitarian Stair And Democracy DO ideal democracies exist .o-aay.-' 1 am afraid they do not," said Dr. Cyril Norwood. President of St. Johns College. Oxford, and formerly headn ihi now. m an address on -Education and Democracy." delivered
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    WOMAN IN CHAINS
    179 11 Because She Owed £35 Clarksdaie. Mississippi k 30- YEAR OLD cotton planter, name-; J. S. Decker, has been charvu rere with keeping a negro woman m chains and threatening her husband fcith the same treatment m order t^ insure payment of a debt. Decker has been remanded
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    GERMAN TOYS
    66 11 Britain Is The Best Customer Berlin TREAT Britain bought more toys U from Germany during the first six months of this year than any other country In this period 17.709 cwt. of German toys, worth £200.000. were exported to Great Britain. This is about one-third i Germany's total
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    BURIED TREASURE
    194 11 Father Dies With Secret Unrevealed Cartwright, Labrador. AN 85-year-old man living m poverty on the dole near here is the heir to a buried treasure which lie cannot find. He is Mr. John Reeves, whose father came out to Table Bay. 20 miles from here, from Scotland m
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    TURKEY BUYS BRITISH
    124 11 Extension Of Commercial Air Services Istanbul. ieroplanes ordered m Great v and Germany are^to be used on a new Turkish commercial air service between Istanbul and the Continent. The regular .service will be Inaugurj I (1 as soon as the new machines ar nve. m a preliminary
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    47 11 Vs part of the campaign for a "Fitter Britain," Sir Kinjjslev Wood, the Minister of Health visited the Violet Melehett Infant Welfare Centre m Wellington Street, Chelsea. London. Photo shows Sir Kingsley Wood reading a story book to some of the children at the Centre. Planet News
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    "CINE-BLINDNESS"
    118 11 Caused By Vitamin "A" Deficiency Chicago. Illinoi.-;. HEFICIENCY m vitamin "A" may bo the reason why you have trouble In finding your seat m a dark cinema •r driving your car safely at nißht, writes Dr. Harold Jeghers, of Boston Massachusetts, m the journal of 'ho American Medical Association.
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    TRAGEDIES OF THE SHANGHAI WAR
    470 12 TRAGEDIES OF THE SHANGHAI WAR Utter dejection, the depth! of misery. are toadied by this old woman and a little girl whose only hone is a Shanghai pavement after warplanes had rained homhs <»n one of the poorest quarters of the city. Planet News I ins pictttrt MtM taken al
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      34 13 Rene ULLMANN is DISPLAYING THE LATEST PATTERNS OF HALLMARKED BRITISH SILVERWARE UOKS D'OEUVKE DISUEB SWEET I)! SUES He. ALSO CLOCKb JEWELLERY WATCHES THE BEST IS TO COME AND SEE RENE ULLMANN KafHes Place, SINGAPORE.
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    WOMAN DAY BY DAY
    2277 14 Hostel For Unemployed Women Ten Year Marriage Plan Ihe Queen's Win dow boxes Nursery Peep-holes. II Oci I. I H m Tel, with pa ided rooms, pi curtain and china and a welcoming ■ir II will be an unu.ual lio.lt 1. for ill be middle aged
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      316 14 Announcing THE NEW ,o Big Features r Cools, dehnmidifies, cleans, gently AWB (P'^f circulates air uithoui drnft ah M y 1 (Vo pipe connections-- >U) alterations —uses small space near window PORTAPT J? You plug it m your tight socket r Ulxl AoLli just Wee a radio ATI? rAVnTrpiAXTn^ Completely
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      37 15 SILK VI OKI OF Hi^li \U |Milalioii '•ijjmaihail Store Hi &h St., Tel. 3849. Maison Marcelle F<> r a Natural {^Mtf* Oi Try our latent j polnt-windinf TV 2^ S5 Stamford Rd. TeL Mf7 fTO». J KOOf.
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      81 15 [A TOURIST'S SIioPPB.ViiT <. STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHS j studio for J ioto- portrait S by foto-artist j only j 7f^^4 Have Your \J£z^ Eyes Examined toy the most modern methods known to science! R. A. THOMPSON, D.O.S. (Dr. of ocular science) 4, Arcade. Phon c 3062. Consultation without cost or obligation.
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      52 15 I STATIONER Buy Your British and American PERIODICALS at LOWEST COMPETITIVE PRICES frojn E. M. Glover Co. 9 11, The Arcade, Singapore. HAIR-DRESSER f s 1 Be waved by THE CONTINENTAL j A New Wireless Permanent Waving Machine j from America j MAISON PERM Stamford X"ad Tel 4610 J^ I
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      481 16 TRAVEL BRfJIsl J -j rrff flfe a fl I 1 1 v^^ BY P&Oand BRITISH INDIA LINES iINCOHPOKA'I'ED IN ENGLAND) Outwards. Due Ue T«UMfI Sport Tonnage ffMN CX)MORIN 15,000 fa port OORFU 15,000 Dec. 17 IJHUTAN WOO Oct. 1H BUIMAVAN 6.070 Dec. 18 RANCH! IWOO Oct. 22 CHTTRAL 15.000 Dec.
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      455 16 IW jA TO FRENCH PORTS t^ Ju 1 j m m Antwerp Dunkirk Oel i OUTWARDS. (from Marseilles) CAP -«v 1O MEn 8 S!M i Oct. ii i n.onimm F° r S;1 Oct. 16 QG. PASQUIER J GO ML IIN 2. FIKST CLASS RETURN FAKE $102. TEN DAY HOLIDAY TICKET
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    SHIPBUILDING PROBLEMS
    827 17 alue Co-ordination Co-operation IT is officially announced that. Mr Alexa nder Belch, having been appointed ieputy to the chairman ol the Shipluilding Conference the central comnercial organisation of the shipbuilding ndustry has resigned his position secretary of the Shipbuilding Employ federation. Mr William Watson becomr issistant secretary of
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      304 17 iirnxs philp iim;. (Incorporated m Australia) NEXT SAILINGS Due Sails. MERKUR Oct 30 Nov. 3 MARELLA Nov. 2y Dec. 3 Special cheap round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the following rates. First Class passengers may transfer at Singapore, Brisbane, Sydney or Melbourne to the connecting X.P.M. Vessel.
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      128 17 v. k. ijm; GENERAL passen(;i:rs AGENTS CUNARO WHITE STAR, LTD. (Incorporated m Japan i. To LONDON via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar s.s -HAKOZAKI MARU" Oct. 1(J m.s. TERUKUNI MARU Nov. 10 s.s. HAKUSAN MAiiU Nov. 25 Rates to Ist Class 2nd class Naples $497 §540 $317 $343
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      275 17 POSTAL INTELLIGENCE I STEAMER MAIL DESPATCHES TO-DAY erang S. Soon Heng Oct. '11 9 am lan Plancius n 9 a .m. rava, South-West Sumatra, S.-East Borneo. Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly Reael am Indo-China O. G. Pasquier n n a .m Pontianak Fangkor 11 2 p.m Germany (Parcels only) Scheer
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      134 17 SHIPS IN DOCK Mill's ALONGSIDE I 111 \vil\K\i OR BXnCTED to ARKIM Kntrance I \it s *>ip (iodoun Ciate (.at«Planciui 22 l l Taijin Maru 20 1 1 Mapiu 18 2 3 Bjonn 16 2 3 Kinta 14 2 3 Nieuw Zeeland 11 2 3 Teiresias 9 2 3 Cingalese
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    MALAYAN ENGINEERS FOR EGA THER
    1914 18 MALA YAN ENGINEERS FOR EGA THER ANNUAL DINNER AT THE ADELPHI \h- I G Coales Deliver* Interesting Presidential Speech MiiK.tlMirr. Siiml..\. rrnvi Urn iiistihiiinii has token 1 i hr...i(l<i Mill-.k i.« <»'••' ih ,i p esenl ;i growing i«"«J encs among the km;«i engineerim just tulioiu ;d home t<» co
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    PUBLIC HALL AND GALLERIES FOR SINGAPORE
    1306 19 Da to Roland BraddelVs Proposal D\K> ROLAND BRADDELL, vicepresident of the Friends of Singapore Society, lias put forward a scheme i.»r proiYiding Singapore with i publir hall and galleries out of funds at present m existence. The scheme i^ submitted to the public tor
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    Work In Newfoundland
    87 19 St. John's, Newfoundland THE Empire Flying Boats, with the prospect of Atlantic air services are bringing work to Newfoundland. A general improvement is shown m the latest estimate of those drawing relief money. In July the number was 28,037, which represented a reduction of nearly 50 per
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    26 19 Colombo la making elaborate preparations to welcome its new Governor' Sir Andrew Caldeeott. former Colonial Secretary, S.S., who is clue to arrive there on Oct. 16.
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    COLOMBO TO HAVE RESTRICTION OF HOUSE RENTS
    559 19 City Councillor's Scheme To Protect The Poorer Class Tenant A motion to re 1 1 ict the Increase of rent, particularly m relation to mall houses, will shortly be moved m the Colombo Municipal Council by Ml T Akbar Ifr Akbar will ask
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    The Exchanges
    51 20 Rugby. Oct. 10. Closing mean rates were: Paris 149 15 32; New York 4.95 7 16; Montreal 4.95 Brussels 29.39 1 2 Geneva 21.52; Amsterdam 8.96; Milan 94 1 16: Berlin 12.3 :t 4, Other rates are unchanged. Silver Spot 20 116; forward 19 15 16 British Official
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    46 20 Mr. C. N. Reed, wellknown In Malaya as a cricketer, is now m Madras, where he appears to be doing equally veil with the bat. He was second highest scorer with 50 for the Madras C.C. vs. the Ceylon University College m Madras on Sept. 23.
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    271 20 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Singapore. Oct. 9, 1 p.m. Total for Books Close financial Company Dividend To Date Ex. Div year Ampat Tiii 3 r Int. Sept. 29 Oct. 21 Oct. 4 3% Mambau 5% Final io% Renong Tin 20 r Final Oct. 14 27y 2 Southern Kinta
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      949 20 I ON THE RADIO w^^ W _f- ,_0- _^r- _0- -_>- -j j— [BRITISH EMPIRE j U. S. A. SHORTWAVE PROGRAMME PROGRAMMES Ir.nsmissM.n 3.- 9.35 p.m.-0.20 t1.. s.-mnd number set t« metres. a .in. (.si 1i.f».1 metres (2LSI im«s>: TO-DAY C.sil lS.fi melres CJ1.17 mrs»; <.^(. ICJi metres < 1
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      417 20 PROGRAMME OF B- M, B^ C Singapore Station On 225 Metres 745 p.m.:-"Old English Customs." B) Tifif^^ c F Tripp. Talk read by Gordo 6.00 PJB Malay Music B a( k -Anak Muda D M;UIV o ld customs are still m existenct rang S Abdullah. M Srl Rampian, A. v
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    SINGAPORE STAGES MIMIC WAR ON BIG SCALE
    730 21 SINGAPORE STAGES MIMIC WAR ON BIG SCALE olunteers And Punjabis Defend Island {gainst All tick By Regulars Singapore, Sunday. MIS Fxtellencv the General Officer H Commanding held his annual insnection of the strain Settlements Volunteer Tone yesterday and today and ian them at work m the •Id. This year the
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    NORTH CHINA
    127 21 Japanese Advance Again Peiping, Oct. 10. THE vanguard of the Japanese troops m the Peiping Hankow railway zone have reached the north bank of the Huto River, near Chengting and exchanged fire with the Chinese troops entrenched on the south bank. The Japanese artillery subjected the Chinese positions
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    MUKDEN RISING
    144 21 Increasing Unrest In Manchuria Shanghai, Oct. 10 of unrest In Manchoukuo is I brought to Shanghai by an unideiiLifice foreigner Interviewed by the Evening Post. He ,av.s street fighting occurred In Mukden on Sept. 11 when a force ul Manchoukuo troops revolted and Japanese n Inforcementa were rushed
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    Vessel Attacked
    38 21 Valencia, Oct. 8. A merchant vei el, beUev< d to oe British, was bombed by an Insurgeni Diane about < "!'t miles off tin i arrai >na, accordim jency hut the vessel was not liit Reuter Wireless
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    RUSSIAN PURGE
    105 21 Interference With Food Supply Moscow, Oct. lv. FOURTEEN victims executed OH White Russia charges, wrecking and Trotskylst spying, include live high official! oi the grain tru st, convicted of conspiring to destroy the country's fax reserves and disrupt the Red Army 1 bread supply. The men confe; sed
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    SIR JOSIAH CROSBY
    109 21 British Minister Back In Bangkok (From our Own Cot pondent) i ngkok, Ocf 10. THE Britl h Mini ter, Sir Joslah Cros- by, arrived at noon to day arid was welcomed by the Legation staff, the Siamese Foreign Office officials the French d'Affaires, m< mtx i ol
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    PERAK AUTUMN RACING SEASON
    310 22 WEIGHTS FOR FIRST DAY'S CARD OF /(V/r />/ 1/ Professional Meeting Starts Own 1 Ipnli. N.ihirihn iIfEIGHTS r<N Hir first tU? «>f tinff r. i.ii. inn Ittb'fl Xutiimn race meeting which opens on Saturday t ...id will held over rour days Oct. Id 19 21 and
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    DRAWN GAME
    129 22 Medicals And Fort Canning pLAYING ;it Olllman Barracks yester- day on a hard ground, the R.A.M.C. fielded i strong rugby side Against Port Canning In the hope ol reversing last ThUSday'S result, but failed to do more Hum achieve a dran <>i three points each Fi>n Canning played
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    LOCAL BADMINTON
    324 22 Sunday's Semi-Final I In the semi-finals ol thi dminton championship m the Haw-Pai Ha ton, resulted as 1<>11« H nd Tan Cl. Wong P< and Tan Yong Kian (Mayflower), 21-11 Mr i. M. Pennefather (Diehard) beal Miss Waileen Wong (Mayflower), 0-5, n-5. 11-3. Char. China Hock and Won-
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    HOME RUGBY
    110 22 Results Of Saturday's Matches London, Oct. 10. YESTERDAY'S principal rugby football A matches resulted as follows: Guys Host. 8, London Irish 16. Harlequins 21, Portsmouth Services 11. Richmond G. Swansea 3. EtOSSlyn Park 5, London Scottish 5 Aberavon 24, Abertillery 5 Bristol 15, Bath 3. Bedford 19. Blackwell
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    TRIAL FLIGHT
    55 22 Imperial Plane Leaves For Hongkong 'From Our On n Correspondent) Bangkok, Oct. 10. m Imperial Airways plane left BangIt kok Urn morning on an experimental iii"ht overland to Hongkong, The experiment will be extcndod to Hanoi probably, and btor on mails for ti,, n w j;i gr 0
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    FOOTBALL TOUR TO MALAYA
    293 22 Corinthians Left London Last Week (By Air Mail) (From UT O:in Correspondent) London. Sept. 29. IWENTY-ONE athletic young Londoi: men. whose ages average 2:3. an starting next Monday on a round-the-world football tour, lasting eight month* they are all starting bachelor*. They belong to Islington Corinthiaj
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    CARNIVAL
    130 22 27th Anniversary Of CSC A Singapore, Sunday. VERY enjoyable time was spent by a large gathering of members and friends of the Chinese Swimming Club at the clubhouse to-day, the occasion being the 27th anniversary of the Club. The celebrations commenced with a programme of nine aquatic events which
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    R.I. Beat Post Office
    54 22 Singapore, Saturday. In a keenly contested hockey match. Rallies Institution gained a /ictory over the Post Office Club by two goals to nil The Postal Club had slightly the better of the exchanges during ',he first half but the school Improved their attack on the resumption
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    28 22 A block of concrete weighing 3,200 t. us will form the foundation for "Tait-3 Tower," the 300 ft. building whirh will dominate next year's Empire Exhibition m Glasgow.
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL AT CHANGI
    460 23 hi:. "A" And St. \iidmv's Draw KCeUtnl and exciting game of rugA hy was witnessed on the Changi Paon Saturday evening between an xv and St. Andrew's the result being a draw, one try (3 points) as quite a fair result, altho with a little more
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    VADE CUP
    97 23 Uraw ror j.Lj.L-. Contest THE following is the draw for th>: Vide Cup competition, the first round to be played not later than Sunday October 24. i A D. s. Murray vD. S. Davidson Brown v K. Knight G 0. Cruickshank v W. McMullan C. Bain v E.
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    Terror Beat Johore At Rengam
    34 23 Terror Beat Johore At Ren ga m from Our Otvn Correspondent) ttl/to Rengam, Saturday. •ERROR beat Johore m a rugby T^all match at Rengam to-day b\ "> points) to nil. Johore had a We out.
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    BOLTON LOSES LEAGUE LEADERSHIP TO CHARLTON
    1153 23 Sui urduy's English Ami Scottish Soccer Results And Tables To Date London, Oct. 10. RESULTS of Saturday lish and Scottish League >oecer mutches and tables revised and brought right up to dale are as follows: Reuter ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. I Chart ton 5 Portsmouth
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    PATERSON WINS S.G.C FINAL
    198 23 Beeton Beaten .\i 32nd Hole Singapore, Sunday. m. M PATBRSON, the Malayan "1 champion retained the Bingap □toll club ntif for the second lon by defeating li Beeton 5 and 4 to play at the ;j2nd hole m their championship match Bukit I imah tins morning.
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      287 23 t You have seen THE FORTUNE-TELLER and BOH NAI HOE Now we provide you with a Bigger, Brighter and Better Show entitled J I "THE STEP-MOTHER" l by The Merrilads Musical Association (Acclaimed by Press and Public alike as the Best Amateur Theatrical Association m Malaya) A Play full of
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    PROBLEMS FOR THE SELECTORS
    1342 24 ,V/^' Threequarters Need V Jilt I A I By mmmm KB! ,i was not passible In these circumhowevei •'.in.w.K thai i thai the threequarttr lin< need to i> re huflled THEEBQI MM I us DOMINATED Mil PLAK The Probable i fchreequarfc i line dominated the play
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    S.A.F.A. CUP
    53 24 First Semi-Final Tie To-Day Tin-: seml-flnaJ stage of the s.a.f.a. cup competition will commence today, when the Gordon Highlanders will meet the chines.' second string at Anson Road stadium. By permission of the officers the pipes and drums of the Gordons will play selections before the match and
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    PENANG STATE TRIAL
    375 24 Hogan Shines In Tin < From Our Oun Reporter) Penang, Satur m preparation tor their lint big 1 of the season, against Perak Saturday at Talping, Penang he] si- c trial to-day on the espb when the Colours, the probabh Seal the Whites by 14 points (ft
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    CHANGI RUGGER
    211 24 L Runaway Win For "Heavies" A RUNAWAY victory was recorded by the 9th Heavy Brigade of the R.A. m a rugby match at Changi yesterday against the 3rd A. A. Brigade, the margin, being 21 points (.six tries and a penalty goal i to nil. The Heavies got
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    31 24 In the second round of the small unithockey competition lit Changi yesterday the 7th Heavy Battery drew I—l wit* l the sth H.K.S. Battery after bein£ a goal down ai halftime.
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