The Straits Times, 27 October 1933

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    37 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CSMTURY] fHE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. PAGES FRIDAY^ OCTOBER 27 f 19»3. PRICK 10 CENTS. The Straits Times 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1983. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      319 1 singaporf: tb cecil st. cphonc Bistv. Tonic Tones Efferi/esceni as> M Fruit Sbcline yIM^W Cleanse? IPIHOXIFIEIRIINIE lIHIEAMLTIIH SALT vigour is assured by Phosfenne Health Salt which Eliminates the poisonous waste matter that causes cells and tissues to grow old. It is the pleasant Imijoriitmg dose of Phosfenne Health Salt that
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      278 1 |(Jklj Rji#ur: |fe; |a*l*?. < 'phone rvj«i>. When I decided to write a book for Cyclax users, I was thinking particularly of women like yourselves, who can't drop into Bond Street for a treatment every other week or W My little book The Art of being Lovely" will show you
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      315 2 P. BRITISH INDIA AND AIT AR LINKS. MAU IC*. I JAPAN 6.810 <>■ 16.000 Dec. Dec 21 Dec 31 1934 IM Jsn 5 Jin 17 •Inn. 18 1 Mar 2 Mar 18 o only. \RI) POR COLOMBO BOMBAY lONIXJN. I^eave we Slnjapor.Mil 17.000 N Nov. 18 X) Dec. 8 \LI
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      644 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. ¥1 M N KASHA) To MM MaSS} I ...viun \ntwrrp Rotterdam and MtddietbrMgh. Vasatii Tonnage Due Sail M \RU 12.000 Oct 31 Nov 1 10.400 Nov 15 16 17 000 Nov 30 Dec. 1 PU 10.900 De- 14 15 I!\K 10 400 Dec 27 28 12 oi>o Jan
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      539 2 BURNS PHUP LINE. < I-« rated in Australia) FOR BRISBANE. SVDNT.Y AND Ml I BOL'RNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND TBI R.SDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the »e!lfcnomn stenm<r MARELI.A and the sj MANGOLA Cargo only) The ss MARELLA n oM of the largest and finest f tram- i Australia,
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      556 2 Tlffi EAST ASIATIC CO., LIMITED. (Incorporated In Drnmark Pl— lfllll tHII FRF.ir.HT SKHVICE. TO GENOA. LONDON. ROTTTRI>\M HAMBI K(. AND C OI'iMI IN Ft im From Prom Prcm Spore Malacca Pert Pc: ang FIOVTA 14 11 14 11 1j 11 17 11 ERRIA 5 12 5 12 6 12 8
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      578 2 Tin M n vnm i ivj Oaaaa im m khiov. fTRAMMni Steam <hi« n 1 U jrl him Mutual I Il> Steam Kaiauli— Till THE RTr.AITS STKAM i 1 1 ri) II THE CHINA NAVIGATION CO LIU TH THr si »M STEAM SWH.MI'in I Ltd. 1^ l; Thr l.i.rrpool and
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    BRITISH SHIPOWNER on SUBSIDIES.
    204 3 A Burden Rather Than Help. Views expressed by Sir John Latta In his address v chairman of Nitrate Producers Steamship Company. Umlt#d. .ng on the subject ni ship subsidies, scrapping and laying up ol >ye been elaborated by him •nt Issue ade Journal and t:e writes
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    NEED FOR TANKERS.
    141 3 ritwi Tonnage Wearing Out Rapidly. I comes a report ments are made or substituted for oil carry xitliln the next year California oil concerns will fliv: > with obsolete ton D their hands Shipping men !ie majority of oil carhen hay. boon In service from slxirs. and
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    A JUNK MISSING.
    51 3 Strange Disappearance With Sugar Cargo. trading Junk J to the police the i ls junk which had the Hung Cheung Shlp- the junk in the prnoon. and when he returned at 10 30 p m (ound It had disappeared. It held a i-argo of 214 sacks of
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    TWO STEAMERS IN TYPHOON.
    367 3 Frantic Fi*ht To Save Ships. Two steamers, the Borneo and the Commandant Henri Riviere, both well known In Hong Kong waters, almost mri uitli disaster In a typhoon that struck them In the Gulf of Tonkin. A thrilling story of the encounter with the gale has
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    CHINA MERCHANTS.
    171 3 Seeking $15,000,000 Loar For Expansion. The China Merchants' Steam Navl gat ion Company, a Chinese State controlled business. has petitioner the National Government for s foundation fund of $15,000,000. A Chi nese report said recently that th< latter Is favourably considering th« petition. According to the petition, the
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    STEAMER WRECKED.
    154 3 When the s.s. Tin Tin of the MacaoKongmoon service was entering the new port of Macao shortly after 8 o'clock on Oct. 18, she struck one of 'the arms of the breakwater and BOw lies In a dangerous position, guard by an armed Government launch The Tin Tin
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    VESSELS ARRIVED.
    121 3 LYCAON. Brit 4 821 ton*, from Hcnkow 27-10. for Liverpool 4-11. TAYBANK. Brit. 3 431 ton*, from Manila 27-10. for Boston. New York 6-11. YAMAOATA MARU. Jap. 2 322 tons, from Calcutta 37-10 for Japan porU 27-10. CHRISTIAAN HUVOENS. Dut 9.319 tons. from BaUvla 26-10. for Belawan Dell
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    112 3 Friday October TT. Sklpa aiaanMe the Waarvca ar exaeeted to arrive. KirPH lIARROI K Main Wh-rf Lch Princeia Mary.- Lcn "Kathleen Oil Wharf Nil Coal Wharf Nil VI ssn.s IN DRY IXM K>. Tanjrag Pagar. Albert Dock Lighter "Skljang,- Palepah Victoria Dock Nil Reapel Harbour King's Dock
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    CANTON HARBOUR.
    63 3 su.iiOlUMM) To Be Spent On Improvement^. A sum equivalent to $6 600 000 Canton currency will be expended to improve the am harbour i according to the River Co:. Buroau. The plans calling for th< dredging of the Yuan-Kong and the Talmeiman areas, which operations are to be
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      25 3 The I M (.rntlrman of the Screen in his moat human, most delightful Picture gegrge arliss in "The Working Man' OPENS SOON at the CAPITOL!
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      436 3 jg NORDDEUTSCHEF Bib LLOYD IJjI H Oenr.any Thr underm*ntioned are the company's Intended fixtures OUTWARD SAARBRUCn.K.N for Hallo. Manila. Hong Kong. Shanghai. N. China Japan Not. 1* 5 MAIN lor Manila. Hong Kong. Shanuhal. N. China A Japan Not. 21 COBLENZ for Manila. Hong Kong. Shanghai. N. China Japin Dec
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      390 3 REDUCED FARES ROUND-THE-WORLD First Class £169.5.0 Tourist Class £110— Fares apply Westbound from Singapore 01 Penanjf. All water route except first class rail Across United States or Canada. Via Panama Canal from NewYork to Los Angeles < r San Francisco. First Claaa apar.xlaaately !!M.( aaditUaal Taartat Claas aaproiUuatrlj IMi ror
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      258 3 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. i lncorporated in Enr'a "KLLERMW I INK. FOR HAVRK. LONDON, KOI IKKDAM HAMBI RG VU 'orli and San Canal Due Sails Bteamrr B'pore CITY OF BAGDAD M i CITY OP LII.LS CITY OP EVANBVILU Dec 2? Jtn. 2 CITY OP NORWICH J..: I <>K li
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      182 3 ■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■■BlB* SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. Stations Yesterday Last night Max. Rainfall Bright Mln. temp. Ins Sunshine t< mp. *F hrs. -F Alor Star 87 0.11 10 4 75 Siti.iwan 90 Nil 10.8 71 K. Trengganu 88 Nil 9 7 74 Bukit Jcram 89 Nil 10 1 72 Malacca 85 NU 10
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      367 4 SITUATIONS VACANT MTirn spplyln* I in. pasHira advertise* in these rolutnni «end rvntes of testlraonulv Oo not wnd original* ir salesman wsnted by European t man need app:y 969 BRITISH iieersßg building Strslts Tim's I-ERIENCED AND ENTERi KRKS for la*-yer s office and salary required (Man Secretary male* for n
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      712 4 HOUSES. FLATS TO LET TO LET. 7. Napier ltd.. 14. Chatswortb Road. Apply Meyer Bros. TO LF LAT. Amber Mansions Appl: Spore Building Corp.. 64 Market St TO LET. No 3. Swanage Road, (off Tanjong Katong Road). Apply 2b, OalrnhiU Road, at 530 pra TO LET No S Mt Elizabeth,
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      593 4 BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET Offices to let on 2nd 4th floors Ocean Building Apply Mansfield Co. Ltd Oround Pint Floor. Robinson RA Premises, separately or togetijer. United fcigl- neers. TO UCT. OPPICBS at 4 and 4-A. Prior* 1 St top floor and Ho. S3. Raffles Place. Apply Koh Chew Kee.
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      734 4 TENDERS SINGAPORE MLMCIPAL NOTICE. TENDERS. NOTICE Is hereby given tha tenders art now Invited for the following materials or services, and that particulars of such venders may K otUlned In the Tender Room Municipal Offices. Supply of Anhydrous Ammonia and Cal- I rlum Chloride during the year 1934. Date I
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      938 4 LEGAL NOTICE. IN THK MMIHt H KAMPONG KAMUNTING TIN DREDGING LIMITED, AND REDUCED and IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ENACTMENT. 101 NOTICE i' hereby iven 'J>at a pri been presented to the Supreme CM Federated Malay States at IpIng a resnrutlors of the above Com; reducing its capiUl f
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      207 4 BUSINESS CARDS FIG A R O Special RrUufd CksWßjea For II lOHIK and MHIMHIK OBSLI CO VMM H\\lN(. t.aropean U^lf Hair Dressers. Raffle* Hotel Room 12*1 and st 93 Bras Baaah Road MASSAGE HALIJ MASK I U \N!> M I Mrs HARC in* Miss MM 68. WATIKI M -:KH 1
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      178 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES ■saVHSM Within OaUtak without MilitL Malaya. Peatage. Month). S 3.M ES I 2-M «,«.rt,rl, lUlf Vr.rlj $n.S« ««-6« lIS.BJ 1 early »34.8S 141.56 MS 96 Note OaUUUM elksejace ske«U ls*laeV Ibe saaal bank atscsnat. ADVERTISEMENT RATES The charges ana BBStractssaa far CLASSIIIED ADVI.KTISKMENTS are as asrfer 2i cents
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      THE FRANC.
      225 6 Im Straits Times. ■M to have been current CiovernThls Idea has undoubtedly been Press, and here I headings of the Straits Times of Oct. 19 and of the Singapore ss of Oi-V 25 As a result many holders in Malaya of French Bonds and securities have endeavoured to
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      WHICH LANGUAGE?
      153 6 To the Editor of the StraiU Times. Sir.— ln view of recent events and speeches by distinguished persons. I shall be glad It you will Inform the non-Malry domiciled communities whether the Straits Settlements is a British colony. Some of us are beginning to think that we may
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      MISSION SCHOOLS.
      1009 6 To the Editor of the Straits Times. "garding your leader of Oct. 13, I should like to remark that it must of course be admitted that we are all ■missionaries." each one of us. In the loose sense in which we may also be said to be. each
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      DOLLAR SWEEPS.
      62 6 To the Editor of the Straits Tlrat s Sir.— As the Singapore racing season Is drawing to a dose. I venture to submit the following suggestion v -ough the medium of your paper: A one-dollar sweep should be held on every racing day Instead of the five-dollar sweeps.
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      CHRISTMAS HAMPERS.
      66 6 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir.— As apparently only those articles which are to the liking of the secretary of the Malayan Agrt-Hort'.-cultural Association are to be Included, surely the hampers should be irilleo MAH A hampers! No effort is made to get In touch with
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      128 6 IF" Oh him \mm 1 Appetising Reasonable. Always S Something Duinty Something Tasty Something Satisfying I Prepared from only the very best of good things, always something to please the varying tastes of our discerning patrons. Nothing gives us greater pleasure than to see the contented smile of our contented
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      99 6 $500 l WON AGAIN j IN THE SUNDAY TIMES I FREE ENTRY j FOOTBALL COMPETITION, j MAKING THE j FOURTH TIME. Since the Opening j of the Present Football Season. THE j SUNDAY TIMES j has GIVEN AWAY j NEARLY $3,000 j as prize money in eleven weeks I AND
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    "No EVIDENCE."
    210 7 Counsel's Protest In Murder Charge. When the case against Arjan Sing and Lab Singh. Slkhi. who are charted with the murder of Ourdlt S, about five years ago. was menti yesterday in the second police cour. Mr J. K. Oale. their counsel protested against delaying the preliminary inquiry
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    HEALTH IN THE EAST.
    143 7 Madras Smallpox Epidemic Abating. The health bulletin of the League of Jatlons. Eastern Bureau for the week Tided Oct. 21 stater.— Basaeln. 2 smallpox cases and 2 leaths; Bombay. 1 smallpox case and death: Calcutta. 11 cholera eeses and i i deaths as compared with 15
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    SEREMBAN WATER.
    143 7 Purification Tanks At Pantao. (From Our Own Correspondent Seretnban. Oct. 25. At today's meeting of the Seremban Sanitary Board, Che Hunzah bin Abdullah, chairman. Informed the board that small tanks were going to be erected at Pantal Reservoir In order to purify the Beremban water supply, j This
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      26 7 I (il KMIICS HYGENIQI E MIXTUU TONK KI.IXIR World Wide RrpuUUon Refuse SukaOtutw. ■oM by all Cl Miitrti ttH. Store* and PEDERAI DIBWHSARY Ralßei »n>«re SHiqioWl
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      194 7 CHRISTMAS SALE COMMENCING 20^0 MONDAY OCTOBER 3ltl DISCOUNT tt NOVEMBER lOtii ON EVERY 11 Days only ARTICLE SOLD. ECHIGOYA CO., 54 56, MIDDLE ROAD. Ij "VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL Sunday, Oct 29th at 9-30 p.m. POPULAR CONCERT BY THE SINGAPORE MUSICAL SOCIETY FULL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SOLOISTS: MRS. F.V. MURDOCH SOPRANO MR.
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      300 7 See man-made landslides, thundering from mountain peaks, engulfing hundreds of soldiers fighting in the torrent below CAPITOL LastNightT UNIVERSAL'S SMASHING EPIC "THE REBEL" Featuring the beautiful Star of silent screen fame VILMA BANKY and LUIS TRENKER, stMrrf^iwiiibMii*Daughter of aa arisloriat she fursonk lirr family for an outlaw love! Here's TKI'I.V
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    142 8 Tin Maintains Tpward Trend. IUmO EASIER BIT R1 QUIET. Our Financial Correspondent.) .aporc. Friday. Today's Prices KubtxT. 12 I/IC, down I Ift rt. I in. Singapore price $113. up B «...ld. H 10>. 9' 2 d. up s' d. Y<Merda> I'rires Rubber. London I 2**/-Jlid.. up 1
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    PRODUCE.
    319 8 SitKJiporr. Oct .'7. II noon. Buyer Seller Gambler 4 00 Cube 7 75 Hamburg Cube 775 Muntuk White Pepper 22 25 White Pepper 21 25 Black Pepper 1275 Mixed Black Pepper sundrled 3 20 Copra, mixed 2 65 Small Flake Tapioca 4.25 j Fair Flake Taoicca 4.15 I lied.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    19 8 From France by Aramis due at 81ngaiuon Sunday From Australia by Mangola due at Singapore on Sunday.
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS
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        MINING.
        447 8 Val. Pd. Buyers Sellers. £1 £1 Asam Kumbang £1 £1 Austral Malay 5'- 5 Aycr Milan; Tin 1 Aver Weng £1 £1 Bangrln Tir 1 1 Batang Padang 1 1 Batu Caves £1 £1 Chenderiang M Hitam Tin 1 1 Hong Fatt Kong Tin 5 5/- Idris Hydraulic 20
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        GENERAL
        285 8 -< Vai. IV.. Buyers Sellers. I Al.x. Brick Ord. 1.00 2 I Alex. Brick Prefs. 1.45 1.55 fl C1 Brit. Am. Tobacco 5.10.0 5.15.0 LO 6 Britiah Malaya Trustee .Yl.> .1.30 £1 £1 Con. T. S. 77 r c Prefs. 24'- 25/£1 £1 Con. T. S. (>r,l. 21 6
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        142 8 Singapore Municipal 5 p.c of 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 106 108 nom. Singapore Municipal 4', 'j pc. of 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 106 108 nom. Singapore Municipal 4*^ p.c. of 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 105 107 nom. Singapore Municipal 4 p.c. of 1913 red. 1963 $2,000,000 102
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        367 8 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's Quotations Frwer Lyall Evatt ft Ca Allenby ($1) 0.80 0.874 0.75 0.90 Alor Gajah ($1) 0.60 0.70 0.60 0.70 A. HiUm ($1) 0.90 1.00 0.75 1.00 A. Kumng (|1) 0.15 0.20 0.15 0.20 A. Malay ($2) 1.40 1.50 1.25 150 A.
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      PERAK RIVER HYDROELECTRIC.
      135 8 Considerable Improvement In Returns. ■n Our Own Correspond London. Oct 24. The revenue of the Perak River Hydro- Electric Power Company Ltd.. for the year ended July 31 amounted to i.' 109.420. compared with 154 265 for the previous year. Expenses absorbed £57.913. leaving a net ot
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      EXCHANGE RATES.
      209 8 The following are the exchange rates this morning, according tc the daily circular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation SELLING. London, 4 months' sight 12/1 London, months' sight 2 I 1 London, 60 days' sight 2/ 1 f-ondon. 30 days' sight 2/4 832 I^ndun. demand
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      MARKETS.
      143 8 I Open With Optimistic Feeling. Rugby. Oct. 25 Sterling on New York opened at 4.77. Paris 81' 4 Gold price Increased by 2s to 130s. Id. Including premium ol Ud Stocks markets opened with an optimistic feeling. Internationals strengthened. Kaffirs actl»e and firmer and Home Rails higher on traffic
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      RHODESIA LOAN.
      80 8 Rugby O The Bank of England Is auth i to receive applications for the issue of £2.250.000 Government ol Southern Rhodesia V 2V 2 per cent Inscribed stork 1953-63. The price ol Issue Is £98 per cent. Interest being payable hall ly on May 1 and Not. 1.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    89 8 «r» A SoUI-.-Eom Borneo 'Guik Ann) Eut N-Wmt v (Tlnoinbo) i. Srlat Pandjaiiß Bcafka I- B Ejvpt and Eur Canada and W (Bj- Train' i raodai 9 m. An&mba and Natuna *«'»*»4t Harlr) tarn, Borneo and J<>l<> lO 10 a ro. China Hauiam. Japan Kotm.»a LaM S.:
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
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    EXCHANGES.
    72 8 Foreign exchanj An Berlin 15.27>/1 Ilii—lli 22.74 Bucharesi MO Bombay 1 6 l/» I Buenos An Cop-^nha^tn 22.40 Gen. Hong Konp 1 "> n lOi> i Ma i riil 37- H Milan 60 1/lti Montreal I Montevideo 36 nom. New York 4.77' Oslo 19.90 Paris 80 29 32 Prague
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    48 8 K.S.S. equal to London Standard Buyers M Spot (\Qt>6e) 1-' I iF.OJ 11/10 Standard RS.S. M i Buyers. Mi Nov.-Dec. Jan-Mar. 12 'J 1»', Apr-June 12 12 i Tone of market Quiit i Latest Cable Lon-.i' lb. New York 717 1 per lb.
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      32 8 ARRANGEMENTS PCW THF WEEK. Prrmk Sunday. Orl»t>r Sinfmporc Miulral E rial Hall <> 30 p m Sportmi rvrnrt *IU br f0..r..! •rparate bradtnc on thr (poru pa(r For Tar Tabln «rr p«cr 3
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      WEEKLY BULLION LETTER.
      625 9 Samuel Monta&u And Co.'s Report Samuel Montagu and Co.'s weekly report dated LonJon Sept. 27 states: MA The Bank of England gold reserve against notes amounted to £190.376.131 on the 20th Instant, showing no change as compared with the previous Wednesday. Large amounts of gold were available
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      MANDAI-TEKONG RUBBER
      308 9 Annual Report To The Shareholders. The annual meeting of the MandalTekong Singapore > Rubber Estates Ltd. will be held In at the registered offices of the company. No. 64 Market Street, on Tuesday. Oct. 31 Following Is the annual report: Accounts. results for the year show a loss
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      RUBBER UNCERTAIN.
      341 9 Geo. White Yuiile Otf j Report. Geo. White. YuiUe and Co Lid. li their rubber report dated London Sept 20. state i Until the last few day., --üboe fluctuated only between very narrow 1 limits. Spot rubber for the most par f being quoted at 3^d per lb.
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      HOME AND AMERICAN STOCKS.
      319 9 Closing: Quotations In London. (From Our Own Correspondent > London. Oct 26. 1 Closing quotations today of the principal British stocka axe flven below The rise or fall Is In relation to the price of Oct 25 GOWRNMCNT STOCKS. MUTISM. Riae or M Convmtn Lou 5'-
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      STATISTICS OFFICE LIBRARY.
      495 9 Thr following publications were Issued or received by the Department of Statistic*. 8A and P M 8 dunn« the period October 1 to October 13. 1913. inclusive. and are available (or public me In the Reference Library. Fullerton Building. Singapore Application may be made by member* of
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      THREE MALAYAN COMPANIES.
      803 9 More Ix>ndon Comments. LOWER CROP POLICY ON SEAPORT ESTATE. The results obtained by three Malayan rubber companies are discussed by "W.AT." In the Investors Chmnide His comments are as follows: The smallest output for Ihm has been accompanied In the case vi Seaport (Sekmgor) by the best
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      497 9 BANKING. NEDEKLAM)S( H DUMBCn HAM)K!^ T ANK N. V. sMaMtahed IM3 at Am.«teHam Autfcortecd Capital Olds. 1^0.000.000 capital Olda. »-«J?-00« Keae ye» Old*. IS.«»MIF iii \d mm i \m-iiki>\m miMII IIIMKS: THK HA<ilF lOTTIIDAX „MKs| VS HIWNC HtV t Dutch Fast ■BAM H km M I I I EA3T INUIES
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      346 9 BANKING. NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TK\.u\<. SOCIETY.) Established in Amsterdam 1824. HEAD OfffKli AMSTERDAM WI 11! BRAMCH2B IN RO'ITERDXM \M) IHK HAG I B. HE \I) OHICK FOR THE I ISTJ It VI WI V. Branches thioushout t:.. Indies and In tl t, China. Japan and Arabia. lOSDOS RWKt.BB:
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    AMUSEMENTS
    112 10 Singapore. 4.LHAMBR4 Below The Sea With Ralph Bellamy Fay Wrar. 6 IS— 9 IS. OHM The Rebel With Vllmm Banky Luis Trtuker. 15— •15 GREAT WOULD Cabaret— The Lot* Contract One Hour Wllh You. MASLBOROIGB Cynara With Ronald Colman Kay Francis 6 15— 9 IS. NEW WORLD Sid; Shows,
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATHS
    52 10 DUNNE— Edward (M). At his residence 65. Riihdjwii Road. Dublin, on the 25th Instant. Please pray for th* repose of hl» sou] Inserted by his rarrowlac sons Joseph and Dominic. FLOWS —At Christ l HospJUl. Wlthlngton. Manchester on Ort M. lf*3. Jessie, wife of L E FVme
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE FRIDAY. OCT. 27,1933. THE COUNCIL MEETING.
    930 10 With the very Important exception to which reference was made yesterday, namely the proposal to give primary education in the Malay language only, the statement of policy made by His Excellency the Governor at the meeting of the Legislative Council
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    NOTES OF THE DAY
    774 10 A ROYAL SPEAKER. Royalty, and for that mat'royalty, is so hedged aboir convention in this country that occa- j slons such as that which occurred at Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday, when the ruler of the State dined with the i Rotary Club and gave an address,
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    TODAY'S SPECIAL ARTICLE.
    1163 10 INTEREST RATES. Will world trade recovery mean a rise in interest rates? Discussing this question and the future of interest rates generally, Mr. J. H Wood, F.R. Econ. S.. says that revival tcill necessarily make it more difficult for tome borrowers to meet their requirements, but the
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    GERMANY'S CLAIM TO ABSOLUTE EQUALITY.
    458 11 EMPHATIC STATEMENT BY THE CHANCELLOR. Reports Of Munition Factories Malicious Inventions." 1 he dtrm.in hancellor, Herr Hitler, in an interview published in a London newspaper, reiterates* emphatically that (•ermany will ne\er a«rain participate in an international conference so ImbJ as her claim tn absolute equality
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    SMALL INVESTORS.
    273 11 Safeguard Against Ipheavals. Rugby. Oct 25 The Ttct mat small Investors On at Britain have holdings amounting to well over £3.000.000 000 was eit-d by idcnt of the Board of Trade Mr. Walter Runciman. as one of the sure safeguards against drastic political a this country Ml Kur.eiman
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    SEYCHELLES.
    44 11 Rugby. Oct 25 The fling has appointed Mr. Gordon U thim. who has been Secretary for the Northern Provinces of Nigeria since 1929. to be Oovernor and Commander-In-Chief of the Seychelles in succession to Sir d* Bymons M O Hooey, retired r l^ss.
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    ARMED WITH A KNIFE
    178 11 Incident At Home Of Viceroy's Heir. London. Oct. 36 The police are investigating a mysterious occurrence at the house. No. 9 Victoria Square, of Viscount Ratendone. the Viceroy's heir, who Is understood to be leaving for India on Monday. Viscount Ratendone's neighbour. Miss Dorota Flattau. the
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    NEW RAILCARS.
    84 11 Interesting Exhibit At Motor Show. Rugby. Oct 25. One Interesting exhibit In the Commercial Motor Show, which opens v Olympla. London, next Thursday, will be one of the rail cars, models of which have recently been acquired b/ most of the British main line railways. The cars are
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    WATERLOO BRIDGE.
    51 11 Rugby. Oct. 24. At today's meeting of the London County Council a scheme, submitted by the Improvement Committee. f6i the reconditioning of Waterloo Bridge by means of a process of corbelling out on the existing bridge at an estimated east of £686.000. was adopted without a division —British
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    U.S. SEEKING A NEW MONEY CONFERENCE?
    548 11 Suggested Reason For Gold Price Increase. New York. Oct 26. The suggestion that Mr. Roosevelt may use the raising of the gold price as a club to Induce foreign countries to make overtures for a new monetary conference along the lines the President approves
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    LEAGUE APPOINTMENTS.
    67 11 New High Commissioner For! Danzig. Geneva. Oct 36. j Mr. Scan Lester, permanent Irish delegate to the League of Nations, has been appointed High Commissioner of Danzig and Mr James G. McDonak' director of the American Foreign Policy Association, appointed High Commissioner of the organisation fathered by the
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    ROME WEDDING.
    47 11 Sir Sidney Barton's Daughter Marries Baron Falcone. Rome. Oct. 25 Marlon, the daughter of Sir Sidney Barton, today married Baron Falcone, secretary to the Italian Foreign Office. A reception was held at the British Legation to the Vatican by Sir Robert and Lady Cllve Reuter.
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    FRENCH CABINET IN MAKING.
    377 11 Mainly Radical. ALBERT SARRAUT AS PREMIER. Paris. Oct. 36. Subject to last-minute alteratlrns the French Cabinet, which is mainly Radical, says Reuter. will be composed as follows: Albert Sarraut. Premier and Minister of the Interior, lately Minister for the Colonies, replacing Oaladler as Premier Paul-Boncour. remains
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    EGYPTIAN YARNS.
    100 11 Japan's Bid To Win Market. Manchester. Oct. 36. Egyptian yarn spinners axe perturbed by reports that Japanese fine yarns are appearing In the European and continental markets at prices 30 to 40 per cent below the cost of similar yarns produced in Lancashire. The quality and strength of
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    HITCH IN REPEAL.
    73 11 Many Citizens May Have To Remain M Dry." Washington. Oct. 24. Many American citizens. Including the inhabitants of Washington, will still be compelled to remain "dry" after the repeal of prohibition, according to the Attorney-General, who U of the opinion that after the repeal of the 18th
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    SEVEN SONS BORN !
    27 11 SEVEN SONS BORN Georgetown British Guiana >. Oct. 24 Senora Peres has given birth to seven sons. The mother' and all the babies are progressing well Reuter Wireless
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    CUSTOMS MEN SHOT BY SMUGGLERS.
    164 11 Charred Bodies Found In Frontier Hut Innsbruck. Oct. 33 The mystery surrounding the death of three Italian customs officers whoscharred bodies were found last week It: the burned ruins' of a shelter hut ir. '.isseier valley has been cleared up by the confession of a
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    PRINCE BOVRADEJ.
    99 11 Reported Flight From Siam. Prince Bovradej. the leader of the Siamese revolt, has fled from the country, according to a message received in Singapore by the Siume.se Consul -General. The situation in Bangkok Is rapidly nearing the normal, and the revolt Is completely at an end. The -Consul
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    TREASURY RETURNS.
    62 11 Rugby. Oct 24 The latest Treasury returns show j that the ordinary revenue lor the current financial year up to Oct. 21 amounted to £308.910.305 At th» corresponding date of last year the amount at £302.979.215 The ordinary expenditure to date for the current year totalled £369 139.996
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    SOONG-CHIANG SPLIT?
    790 11 Reported KeM'gnation Of Finance Minister. FUHEN DROUGHT. Russo-Japanese Ten-ion Said To He Lessening. -l>lit has occurred ht-tween Mr. T. V. Soont ;md Marakal hianir k;ii->he!\. -tit. foreign report, as a result of wUci the Finance MiniVci ha-» tendered his [MflgMtiM tn the <;«)\ernment. The other number of China's
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    SULTAN'S MEMORIES OF SEVEN DECADES.
    1999 12 Selangor In The Days Of Civil War. MM the >uhaa of Semaccr etmxßtew a mrw« audience wita tales of the early history of ais State whea he spoke a( a dinner meetiasr of the Koala l.umuur Rotary (lob oa V\ edited 1 tliruaesK. who was
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    DOCTOR FINED FOR RECKLESS DRIVING.
    247 12 Collided With Another Vehicle. (From Our Own Correspondent) The case In which Dr C Howard, j the Negrl SembUin estate moittril practitioner, was summoned to answer a charge or reckless and negligent drtrme. was concluded today when Raja convicted the defendant. In Ms Judgment the
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    GUNMAN SENTENCED.
    146 12 Fight Years' Rigorous Imprisonment Tried on two counts of attempted murder and one of voluntarily causing hurt, a young Hokklen named Lee H r i Lian was found guilty in the Assue Court before Mr. Justice Mills. yesterday, of attempted voluntary causing grievous hurt He was sentenced to
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    58 12 A Chinese ni taken to hospital shortly before ian<«ht wtth> a history of baring been i ■llui by MTcnl others. It was. bowerer. suspected that be wms svflertnc from .mental debility a: he was first foantf on the roof of a Chinese temple in Beach Road and had to be
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    STABBED FRIENDS FOR NO REASON.
    144 12 Chinese Certified Insane. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. Oct M The strain I behaviour of a niliiim Ong Poo 800. wbc was charged with stabbing two people, was commented on by the magistrate. Sheikh Abu Bakar. today It was said that accused I7as arrested
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    LANDLORDS BILL.
    286 12 Ratepayers* Association PvrtMt A memorandum prepared •before the LegisUUve Council meeting) by Messrs Tay Lian Teck. T. Ann and Tan 800 pore Ratepayers' Association, which condered the question of the Women and Girls' Protection < Amendment) Ordinance Inter alia state* That no case to known of the ponce
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    AIR DEVELOPMENT IN CHINA.
    787 12 Britain's Chance. SIR JOHN BIGGINS' TOUR OF FAR EAST Mr John Higgtns. KCB. DSO. a former Air Marshall of the RAF and now director of two of the biggest aviation cnmpanif in Great Britain. has learnt a lot about the aerial 1 strength, civil and military,
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    51 12 An oM Chinese wms reported to have HlbwiHui wdrtde In a hooac in Dwnlop Street early this MnrnbM by cutting his ihniTii with a bit knUe. Portmatcty for him. he vac Mas by one of the other Inamn. who peeventetf th# bifllrttott a€ nure seriooM injuries and fiephon»4 for the
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    Town And Country In Malaya.
    587 12 TACKLING BROADCASTING PROBLEMS. The itrtosnin of Government to relay [portions of the Empire broadcast progranune through the Koala Lumpur transmitter when reception conditions permit has aroused a surprising and quite unnecessary amount of criticism Wireless enthusiasts throughout the country will aisuunu the experiment as a
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    LAUNCH FOUNDERS.
    110 12 Five Men Picked lp By Fifhing Boat. While on patrol duty In the vicinity of PuUu Uhm and Tanjong Kechil early Monopolies launch P. pp. >tru ■t a submerged object which IMM -H* pr IpeOer Mades Into the turn, and foundered Those on board, aa Asiatic senior Irevmme
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    FROM $24 TO $1.
    51 12 Licence Fee On Fruit And YeceUMe Shop*. According to mi»ui«« of tbc i»^ meeting of the Malacca Municipality. OB Urn motion of Mr. Chan Teck Chye it was resolved that the licence fee Inr fmlt and vegetable shops should tM reduced from 524 to SI a
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    OPPOSITION TO F.M.S.. RICE TAX.
    528 13 Merchants To Petition Hifch Commissioner. Thr SeUngnr Indian Merchants' Association, whirli rtprrsrnts all thr Indian importers and not teaa than 3". prr cent of aI 1 TMM importer* of rirr. after correspondence with thr IMS (.oxrriimrnt. has drrtdrd to approach the Mich Commissioner with a
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    TAMIL SYCE STABBED TO DEATH.
    406 13 Deepavali Festival Tragedy. A fight between a Tamil tyee and a Chinese on Deepavali day ended In tragedy, the syce dying from a stab wound In the neck The Chinese alleged to be concerned. Lee Ah Poh. is now In custody on a charge of
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    MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE.
    303 13 W A J. Daly arrived li Kuala Lumpur :rom home on Monday. Mr George Bentlnck. of the Mines Department. Ipoh, will shortly be going on a trtp up the Calna coast. Mr R. O Madf w. of the Mines Department. Ipoh. Is now an Inmate of PMB
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    WOMAN'S CLAIM FOR MAINTENANCE.
    449 13 Respondent Denies Paternity. A Chinese maidservant. Lim Kirn Seng, summoned Charles Doulet. a middle-aged overseer In the sewerage department of the Singapore Municipality, for falling to maintain her child. She gave the name of the Infant, a boy with a fair hair and dark eyes, as
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    WOMEN QUARREL.
    136 13 Hair Pulled In Police Station. A Sinhalese. Mrs. Margaret Wijeyaratne. and a Chinese, Madam Ang Kee Eng. appeared In the role of complainant and accused, respectively, before Mr. N. Ortce. the second n ..iglstrate. yesterday. In a charge of voluntarily causing hurt. It was said that there had
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    PINEAPPLE CONFERENCE
    123 13 Dr. Tempany Hopeful Of Agreement. Several matters concerning the Industry were discussed, at the plnc- apple growers' conference held yesterday at which Dr. Tempany. Director of Agriculture, presided, among them being the Pineapple Industry Bill which passed Its first reading in Council on Wednesday, and the telegram received
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    BABY DROWNED.
    52 13 A 15-month-old Teocheow boy was drowned on Wednesday afternoon In a bouse in Cuppage Road. The baby was left unattended and crawled into the bath room. He feU head first Into a tub of water, and was drowned. The Coroner viewed the body yesterday and an Inquest will
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      ANOTHER MISHAP AT IPOH RACES.
      1152 14 Stewards' Inquiry Into Irvine Accident. Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Oct. 26. I A regtettable feature of the autumn rak Turf Club, the, I ,ich took place today, hxs number of accidents. Today was the victim. Riding Palm second event he was leading he was suddenly
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      SINGAPORE HOCKEY TRIAL.
      116 14 Teams Selected For Tuesday's Game. The following have been selected to take part in the hockey trial on the S.C.C. Padang on Tuesday which Is being held prior to -he selection of the Singapore side to play Negri Senbtlan at Seremban on Saturday week: Cslmms: Cheok Wah;
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      NEGRI HOCKEY.
      164 14 Preparing For Singapore's Visit <From Our Own Correspondent Seremban. Oct. 26. The following have been selected to play In a state hockey trial on Saturday at Seremban prior to selecting the Negri Sembllan team to meet Singapore on Nov. 5 at Seremban: Colours: A. S. Emmanuel (N. S.
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    PENANG RUGBY.
    109 14 New Fifteens Meet With Success. CFrom Our Own Conespoudent.) Penang. Oct. 23. The Chinese Recreation Club, which has also taken to *****, yesterday defeated the Penang Free School, which, has been playing for the last two yean i by 14 points to nil. The Chinese, who have a
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    TODAY'S FOOTBALL.
    17 14 The All Malayan Indo-Ceylonese football eleven will meet the Chinese today, at Anson Road Stadium.
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    MRS. RUSTOM WINS AGAIN.
    94 14 Dewhurst Stakes At Newmarket t— <si. Oct. 2C The Dewhurst Stakes, run at Newmarket today, resulted as follows: H.H. Aga Khan's MRS. RUSTOM <5 4) 1 Sir A. Bailey's TIBERIUS >10 111 1 2 Lord Roaeberys FLAMENCO <81) 3 Nine ran. Won by a length and
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    CROSS-COUNTRY.
    193 14 Ten Miles Championship On Sunday. The Singapore open championship ten miles cross-country race, under the auspices of the Clerical Union, will be run on Sunday. The start will be from the Union Club House. Rangoon Road, at 7 a.m. The competitors are as follows: Sapper W. Seblre (RE). P.
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    PADANG F.A.
    127 14 To Play Three Matches In Singapore. The Padang Football Association. Sumatra, will shortly visit Singapore and play the following matches: Wed., Nov. 1: at Anson Road Stadium vs. Malaya Command. Fri Nov. 3: at Anson Road Stadium vs Btralts Chinese FA. Sat Nov. 4: at Jalan Besar Stadium
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    MALAYS AT RIGGER.
    64 14 Kota Raja To Play. Monopolies. The following will play for Kota Raja Club against Government Monopolies at rugger on Sunday. 29th Octo- 1 ber at McNalr Road ground off Bale* Uer Road: Said: A. Rahman. Madoo. Iksan and Harts; Dolfattah and Mus bah: Taib. Yahya. Masood. Amal.
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    LOCAL GOLF.
    63 14 Keppel G.C. Women's Medal. Eight cards were taken out for the Keppel Oolf Club Women s October I foursome and the follow: i« returned: Mrs. A M Low and Mrs. K. G. Mozar 46 15' 2 30 4 Mrs. W. P Douglas and Miss Nlblock 46 14 <
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    SINGAPORE G.J.
    21 14 The Singapore Golf Club monthly nixed foursomes competition has been postponed from Friday. Nov. 10 to Friiay. Nov. 17.
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    S.C.C. SNOOKER.
    40 14 In the final (three frames) of tUe ICC. straight snooker championship, resterday. F. J. L Mayger beat T. B. logers. Playing on their own ground yesterlay. Raffles College hockey XI defeated be APC by two goaU to nil.
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    CHINESE RUGBY XV.
    95 14 Heavily Beaten By R.A.F. At Seletar. The Chinese Rugby team visited Seletar yesterday and were defeated by the RAF. by 18 points to three. It was a good game, the Chinese showing plenty of speed and dash, but the RAF. were superior in the scrums, getting possession
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    BY ONLY GOAL.
    99 14 Raffles College Girls Lose To 84JC <.S< 1. R.C. Girls Playing their first game of the season, the Raffles College girls hockey eleven put up a good performance at Upper Serangoon Road yesterday, when they met the second string of the Girls' Sports Club. They were defeated
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    THRILLING GAME.
    165 14 St. Francis Association Beats High School. (From Our Own Correspondent Malacca, Oct. 26. The St. Francis' Association proved too good for the High School at hockey, winning a game that was packed with thrills by 6 goals to 2. For half the game the S.F.A.. who were without
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    HOME RUGBY.
    36 14 Victories For Monmouthshire And Oxford. Louden. Oct. 26 In a county Rugby match at Pontypool today ksonroouthshlre beat Glamorganshire by 10 ptt to six. Oxford University defeated Newport by nine points to five. Reuter.
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    SPLENDID RECOVERY BY POLICE.
    612 14 Malaya Command Beaten At Depot. Police 4. Malaya Command 2. The Malaya Command had only themselves to blame for not having won their hockey match against the Police yesterday at the Depot The home team, who were without two of their regular players, by dint of
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    Official's Appeal To Selangor Footballers. MR. JOHN HANDS ON K.L. SOCCER.
    302 15 "Seen Much That Has Disgusted Me." (From Our Own Correspondent > Kuala Lumpur. Oct. 26 Tha. nform was necessar) in Selangor football was a point stressed by Mr John Hanis In an address on ethics delivered before the Tamil
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    GREATEST BENEFACTOR IN THE WORLD.
    2005 15 K\t.USH II XV TiWU.s Punter's Opinion Of Gordon Richards. B Our Own Correspond Straits Times Orncf, i. Oct. 9. this week at to beat Ml winning rides In a set up by his world Fred Archer. In has had a truly wonderful week as has
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    210 15 Today. OrUber 17. Rugby WUUnlre Reft. vs. Public Services A TantUn Horkey: B.C.C. vs. S'porr ColU. Padanc: HRC A" VI HKSROA. SRC. gnt: S.C.RC. vs. Police "A." B.CR.C. frd.; Ceylon S.C. vs A PC. Balestier. lodoOrlonear vs Raffles CoUefe. 1C rrd. Football All-Malayan Inoo-Ceyluneae vs. Chinese, Anaoo Rd.
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    21 15 1 (The ro-optraUao of club secretaries is requested Id keeping this diary of iporttns events accurate and up to date j
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    HOME RUGBY.
    96 15 Big Win For Eastern Counties. London, Oct 25 The following were the results of Rugby matches played today n Counties 38 Kent 0 'At Leytonstone Surrey 29 Sussex 15 •At Richmond*. ■t Bart's 4 Camb. Un. 21 Reuter GREAT SURPRISE. "World-Beater" Finishes Last Laurel, Maryland The Challenger Purse
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    RUGBY TEAMS.
    403 15 The following have been Invited to play Rugby football for S.C C "B" vs. Wiltshire "A" on Monday. November 6th.. at BCC— A. I. Horsley; R. V. Welch. R. J. 8. Da vies. D. Alexander. H L Vincent; M. G. Mills. P. J. R Butler; S. Webb. R.
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      SHANGHAI TO BE ECLIPSED BY CHINESE CITY?
      1521 16 SHANGHAI LETTER Nanking Fears Interruption Of League Aid. Our Own Correspondent! •nghal. Oct. 18. hat happened at Geneva last .a. the allegedly unstable situation in the Far East generally and m •artlcularly seems by compa<-i- i.)iy m itled. Gerr m 'he appears to
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      CHINESCHINESE SINGER'S TRIUMPH.
      322 16 Mr. Edward Chao. CROWNED LAUREATE AT BRUSSELS. Mr. Chao Mcl pa was recently crowned as Laureat dv Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles. This Is the first time in Europe that a Chinese musician ha* received such an honour in one of the distinguished musical Institutions In Europe. Mr.
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      CHINA ECONOMICS.
      130 16 Productive Enterprises To Be Improved. Shanghai. Oct 20. Another novel conference is to be introduced. ln China when the "Produc- tion Conference" will take place at Hangchow, Cheklang. on Nov. 1. Leading Industrial and commercial leaders and delegates of industrial, and agricultural organisations, will participate in the deliberations
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      CLAIM ON ISLANDS.
      130 16 Canton Gunboats' Trip Again Delayed. Canton. Oct 30 Although many discussions have taken place among the Chinese officials concerning the lspatch of gunboats and diplomatic officials to study the geographical data of the Coral Islands In the South China Sea. claimed by both the French and Japanese,
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      $1,000,000 FIRE AT AMOY.
      275 16 Thousands Homeless. LOOTERS BEAVEN BY ANGRY CROWD. Amoy Oct. 14. Thousands were rendered homeless and damage estimated at $1,000,000 I was caused by a disastrous Are which I devasted a large area In Kuiangsu. the International Settlement at Amoy. on Oct 13 The fire broke out
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      GAMBLING BAN.
      138 16 Suppression Scheme For Canton. Canton. Oct 20. Social reformers in Canton are pleased t<> hear that .Ugh political quarters have submitted to the Government a plan for the suppression of fantan in Honam and lottery gambling In Canton a.-> from 1934. The suppression plan is discussed following an
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      NAVAL BASE.
      114 16 To Fortify Island Off Shantung: Coast Tslnan. Oct. 21. In view of Its strategic position for national defence, Oen. Han Fu-chu. Chairman of the Shantung Provincial Government, has decided to develop Changshan Island, which lies north of the Kiaotunc Peninsula ard occupies an Important position In the Yellow
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      CANTON MUNICIPALITY.
      127 16 First Stage Of Construction Near Completion. The construction of the Canton Municipal Headquarters Is divided Into i three stages, and work as planned to 'be accomplished In the first stage Is I nearing completion. This comprises the construction of the main portion of the building and the two
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      JAPANESE ACTION ANGERS CANTON GOVERNMENT.
      760 16 CANTON LETTER. "Abduction" Of A "Chinese" By Consular Agents. IFrum Our Own Correspondent > Canton. Oct. 18 It has come to a pass where either Industry Is about to be totally j lysed or else concessions must be i made by the workmen so that
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    MALAYAN PLANTING TOPICS.
    3237 17 FVwMfar Results— Quick Control Of Bracken High Company Overheads —Estates Like "City Parks"— Disease Theories (ringelly Trials, (By Our Planting Correspondent.) SEVERAL week* ago attention was drawn In these notes to an arsenical weed- killer that was being used di. Jind.ir.im Estate. Negri Sembllan. and I then
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    3452 18 AMAZEMENT AT FINDINGS OF COMMISSION. The Hoard of the Rubber Research Institute has replied to the criticisms contained in the report of the Commission of Inquiry into the working of the Institute. The reply is iwicd in (he shape of a memorandum published by
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      19 18 mirier than "The Millionaire"— More Human than "OLD ENGLISH" George Mh in "The Working Man" Coming to the CAPITOL!
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    DRUGS IN CHINA.
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    58 20 Car Plunges Over 20 -Foot Embankment. I 1 UVLKI OKMGI (M>K 01 < OSSM.I.. Notts., had a remarkable escape when the car he was driving skidded on the wet road and crashed down an rmhankmrnt twenty feet, w hen travelling along the Colchester Koad at Harold Wood. Essex. Although the
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    34 20 CENTRAL LONDON, showing on left tb« Law Courts building Centre forr ground U St. Clement Dane's Churrh in the Strand, and in right background can be »een the dome of St Paul's Cathedral. (Planet >>«
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    44 20 Mini swns llNrli 1111. STREETS IN ROME to watch the funeral of the Marquis de Pinedo. the famous Italian airman, who was ki!t?i t. hrn hs sVHssai at New York at the beginning of an attempt to break the long distance record. (Planet Mm
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    28 20 MVF MKN tt«-:v re->:-ued from the Thames, when a motor-launch owned b> Mr. Hector Wallace, collided with (he pleasure steamer Kmprrw. near Tower Bridge, and sank within .i <>•'■■
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    55 20 801 M BKMMsnU OF THE NORTH KRN COMMAND, la co-operation with the London ""i«^ aad Scottish Ra.lway. Mew up with high explosives a 19 arch vladact over the railway at Shottle. Derbyshire, on the branch Itae fress DvAeM to Vflrksworth. Tfce riaduct carried a road over the railway and was
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