The Straits Times, 6 September 1934

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    24 1 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1984. I'KILK 10 CUNTS. The Straits Times 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1934. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      229 1 HILTONIA SPUING PILLOWS Sole Acrats: PASKOE CO. VT7BNITUBS I I CORIWALL HOWE I 64. Orjtfcarel Mm*. ■PHONE 2153. f^0 ICIOUS flav °ur y»v\ Brand's meat and fish pasties BRAND'S H BY ROYAL APPOINTMENT yfk. JTJr*^ t -k'^B| B^^H CONTINUOUSLY SINCE 1835 w^m^^^Si PASTES Jr iENTATIVE IN THE EAST -H. M.HODGES
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      188 1 IMODEL ~j^p^ )5 HATS! NEW STOCKS RECEIVED FROM LONDON EVERY WEEK SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR ■Oft^M^ TASTY CHEESES IN HANDY CARTONS I ii "DIPLOMA" K kwf^ut^Tlm f^^ Cheddar Cheshire KM^mH "BLUE MOON" |Ef. Wl2^^^9 Wmr Ww American, Roquefort, Limburger, Pimiento, Camembrie. w W try them ll I ROAD- PHONE 5378~~l I
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      587 2 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated In England) MAIL. PASSSNOBR AND CARGO SERVICES PENINBULAR AND ORIENTAL 8 N. CO. UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY S GOVERNMENT LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWARD PROM LONDON POR CHINA AND JAPAN Due Tonnage Spore COMOP.IN 15.000 Bept. 14 BHiJTAN 6.100
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      627 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. Ci.NERAI PASSENCFR ACF.NTS FOR CUNARD LINE, tincorporacea id Japan) TO LONDON. Naples. Marseilles. London. Antwerp Rotterdam and MMdlesbrwagh. \>sscls Tonnage Due Ball 5 StTWA MARD 1C.700 Bept 6 1 I FUSHIMI MARU 11.000 Sept 20 31 HAKOZAKI MARU 10.500 Oct 3 4 J TERUKUNI MARU 12.000 Oct. 16
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      685 2 THE EAST ASIATIC CO. LIMITED. (Incorporated In jenmarW PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA. LONDON, «°Jl7|"} Al< HAMBURG AND CDPSNHAGEJL Prom Prom Prom Prom 8-Dore MsKeca Port Penang B'nam -sis i |j mj. JUTLANDIA 89/1 29.1 SO/1 I* m... MEONIA 19/2 l»/2 20,2 M/ 2 HI. ALSIA 12/3 12/3 13/3
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      196 2 .B.PBt^UsnnnPsj.nn.ssnssSS-^al pkesidentHlinf Tourist Class AMERICAN STYLE £71.12.SINGAPORE TO EUROPE VIA AMERICA. GREATEST ADVANCE IN TOURIST CLASS LUXURY. Beautiful public rooms; Shimming poolDelicious meals Hot and cold runnu-g water m each stateroom. Cabins for two or more passengers with real beds Modern ventilation throughout. Weekly service from Manila and Hongkong. See
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      1270 2 SHIPFINO. THB BLTJB PtTNtfaX LIW (Ocean THfc IP A KHIOW ITEAMSHIP CO. Steam dnia Co, Ltd.. aad China Mutual (1931) LTD. Steam Navigation Co.. Ltd. THE CUNARD WHITE STAR LTD. THB STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO.. LTH. THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP CO, Lilt. THE CHINA NAVIGATION CO, LTD. HIE AUSTRALIAN ORIENTAL LINK The
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    THE NEW AUSTRAL CHINA LINE.
    317 3 Australian Service. RESUMED BY GERMAN COMPANY. An Interesting announcement is that the Nordiieutschcr Lloyd Steamship Company, of Bremen, has decided to resume its service with Australian ports, and the first sailing of one of the company's vessels will be at the end of December. Old
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    CABLE FOULED.
    163 3 Unusual Accident To Cruise Liner. An unusual incident occurred In the River Mersey recently, when the Cunard White Star cruising liner Lancastria was about to sail. The vessel «ll lying at anchor oft the Wallasey Stage, with her port anchor down m I fairly strong flood tideway. About
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    SOLD TO JAPAN.
    225 3 The White Star Liner Albertic. The 18.000 tons White Star liner Albertic has been sou. for £34.000 to a Japanese firm of shipbreakers. The Albertic. which Is only 11 years old. was built by a German firm at Bremen and was formerly named Ohio. The price paid
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    BIG U.S. MERCHANT MARINE.
    193 3 Why It Is Essential ROOSEVELT OUTLINES HIS POLICY. Recently, President Roosevelt stated that the United States plans to build up the merchant marine as an integral part of the nations economic life. He added that no shipping advantages could be surrendered to foreign nations. The President
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    COLLISION SEQUEL.
    314 3 Both Vessels Equally To Blame. In the Outer House of the Scottish I Court of Session, before Lord Fleming, Pearce and Co., merchants. Kobe. Japan, and nine other firms having addresses m Shanghai. Yokohama, or i Osaka, raised an action against the Dampskibsselskabet Af 1912, Copenhagen, registered owners
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    ATLANTIC GALE
    111 3 i Anchor Liner Receives A Buffeting. I London. The Anchor liner Cameronia. 16.000 I tons, on her arrival from New York on Aug. 21 reported having encountered a I violent Atlantic gale m which on- seaman was washed overboard and 30 passengers injured. t The Cameronia hove to
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    DRAMATIC RESCUE.
    103 3 DRAMA TIC RESCUE. 1 Hai Sang Answers S.O.S. Of Disabled Ship. A dramatic SOS call wai picked up by the Chinese freighter Hai Sang while nearlng /oochow on a voyage from Shanghai to Hong Kong. The call was from the Chinese fre.ghter Yu Shum, and the message stated that she
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    SHIPOWNER'S WILL.
    183 3 Sir H. Harrison Leaves £1,000,000. Sir Heath Harrison, Le Court, Southampton, formerly a partner m Thomas and James- Harrison, steamship owners, Liverpool, left £1,023,433 (net personalty £977,871). Estate duty amounted to £374,560. Bequests included: £10,000 to nU wife, to be divided among such charitable objects as she may
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    S.V.C. DRILLS.
    87 3 Programme of Drills up to and for week ending September 8, 1934. Thursday, Sept. 6, 5.15 p.m., Headquart -v ".V.R.A., 30 yards ,Range. Ft fay. Sept. 7. 5.15 p.m., Headquarters, 2nd Bn. Int. Sec., Section Traini -i- 5.15 p.m.. Headquarters. 2nd Bn. S'~ "3ction, lecture; 5.15 p.m. He.
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    vessels ARRIVED.
    103 3 SUWA MARU. Jap, 6.637 tons, from Yokohama 6-9, for London via Penang Ports 7-9. CLARA MAMUS. Italian. 4,476 tons, from Trieste 6-9, for Hongkong 6-9. GANDARA. Brit., 3,190 tons, from Cuddalore 5-9. for Saigon 6-9. MATA HARI. Brit.. 510 tons, from Penang 5-9. for Penang 9-9. ESMERALDA. Brit.,
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    116 3 Thursday, September S. I Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to I arrlvo. Godown Ga«e Entrance East Wharf Van Heutsz 22 1 Annul 20 1 Main Wharf Suwa Mara 18 3 Empire Dock City of Mobile 30 3 Clara Camus 32 3 Perak 34 3 Taybank 37
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      5 3 Have You Seen Page IV?
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      756 3 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. (Incorporated In F.M S.) LLOYDS AGENTS BOOKING AGENTS. F.M.S. RLYS. AND BIAM STATES RAILWAYS. TELEPHONE: Freight 5433— FlMK 51 31 CANADIAN PACIFIC. STEAMSHIPS LIMITED. (Incorporated In England). STEAMSHIPS— RAILWAYS HOTELS— EXPRESS. (Incorporated In England). REDUCED FARES SINGAPORE TO EUROPE First Class From £106.4.6 Up ?n—tftrnt with Canadian
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      493 3 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHP CO., LTD. (Incorporated In EniUmM ELLERMAN LINE. FOR HAVRE, LONDON. ROTTERDAM HAMBURG VU Port* sb 4 Smi Canal. Due Sails Steamer B'pore S'pora tCITY OP BATH Sept. 7 Sept. 3 CITY OP NORWICH Sept. 14 Sept. IS CITY OP PITTSBURO Sept. 30 Oct. 3 CITY OP KHIOS
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      203 3 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. Station Yesterday Last night Max. Rainfall Bright Min. temp. ins. Sunshine temp. •F hrs. *F Alor Star 87 1 39 5.5 74 Sitiawan 90 Nil 5.8 72 Kota Bharu 86 Nil 2.9 76 Bukit Jeram 88 Nil 5.9 75 Malacca «5 Nil 5.3 74 Singapore (Kallang Aerodrome)
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      510 4 SITUATIONS VACANT When a»plTtnz lor aar asstttss) aaTverI ttaed Id (bear Mksmas «en« «««tes el lestl- saasdala Da not teas' sriataala, LOCAL EMPLOTERS htvmg vacancies tor Europeans are urged to consult the Chairman of the European Uneuwloyiuent Committee at the YJ4CA. Singapore LADIES' Hairdresser. Japanese preferable. Apply Box 114, Straits
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      732 4 HOUSES. FLATS TO LET FLAT OFFICES to let at Orchard Road. Apply lfs, Straits Times. Ne, MT. ELIZABETH Modern conveniences. Apply Nath. n, 98 North Bridge Rd, Adelphl Bldg. Tel 48.^6. NO. 71 Sophia Road. Modern sanitation, electric lighting and garage. Apply E. Nathan, 96 North Bridge Road. PASIR PANJANG
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      752 4 FOR SALE. ONE HP. Diesel Engine practically new. Apply Bos No. 107, Straits Times. FOB YOUR WINES eft PROVISIONS Mart Exchange 301, North Bridge Road. COMPLETE BED, sitting and dining room furniture. Apply Box No. 99, Straits Times. OVER ACRE of Sandy land facing Drove Road. Frontage 340 ft. For
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      406 4 BUSINESS CARDS, etc FIGARO Ladles Babareaasn. PERMANENT WAVING. By European Expert*. $8. $10 ONLY RAFFLES HOTEL. (Room 1Z0) and at 93, Bras Baaah RaaeA j THE AMATEUR DANCER INSTRUCTIONAL TEAR BOOK, 1934. Contains up-to-date instruction hi Modern Ballroom Dancing with photographic Illustrations of useful Variations by leading members of the
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      1113 4 THE STRAITS TIMES The Straits Times. The Sunday Times and The Straits Budget may bo obtained at the following agencies: IN SINGAPORE. seremlan. Lee Kee St Co 26. Birch Road. Beremban Store, 45. Birch Road R. E. Mohamed Kassim St Co., 14 milestone. Federal Rubber Stamp Co., R]y. Station Seletar.
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      178 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Singapore Within Outside Without Malay* Malaya PsstageMonthly J.M 4.M f CM Quarterly f 8.5* $12 OS t 7.M Half Yearly SI7.M 524.M $15.00 Yearly $34 ao 844.M IM.M Note.—Ontstatton ehesjaes sboaU Include the usual baak dlscoant. ADVERTISEMENT RATES The charges aasi InstraeUons Ist CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS arc as under:—
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      256 5 HOTELS TONIGHT SPECIAL DINNER DANCE (FORMAL) CONCERT 8.15 p.m. to to 9.15 p.m. Midnight RA.FFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA PHONE 5381 ADELPHI HOTEL Will RITE DOWN TOWN HOTEL FACING ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL EVEBT ROOM WITH BATH AND MODERN SANITATION NEW GRILL ROOM COCKTAIL LOUNGE TEA ROOM ANIGHT SPECIAL DINNER DANCE CONCERT DURING
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      142 5 PHI L O O THE RADIO WITHOUT A RIVAL FOR NATURAL RFPRr>nur.Tir>N— -sri FrnviTY quai ity; voi iimp;= ABSOLUTE SIMPLICITY OF OPERATIONS H LONG DISTANCE RECEPTION___^^ AND ALL AT THE SAME PRICE AS THE ORDINARY RECEIVER ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED BY RADIO SERVICE CO. OF MALAYA LTD. (Owners Operators of nation' "Z.H.1."
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      329 5 CHARWOMAN'S 6d. LUNCH. Better Than Famous B.M.A. Diet. Working out a tasiy tax* tiiat cos's qnly sixpence, but is sufficiently substantial to satisfy a char-wsman, who has a hard day's work, may seem a problem. But It has been done. Let Dr. J. Neil Leibch, Director of the London -School
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      130 5 Today's Crossword Puzzle I™~" 2. 3~" 1-4 MS <o "~7 8 (CLUES.) ACROSS. Condense 18. Relating to a dynasty 1. Oarland* t £i^ 23 Q"«°U"<» it ££d of time If te 11. Wandering 25 Proverbe 13. Owns 14. Wrongdoing 18. Wild aaa 19. ouding Sohition Of Tuesday's SI. Spurt 26.
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  • Correspondence.
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      RUBBER FORESTRY.
      788 6 By error, this letter was printed on Tuesday without the table which now appears below It. As one loses point without the other, we reprint the letter and irive t c table nUy, with apologies to the writer —Ed. S.T. To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—
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      LIVING COSTS.
      1219 6 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, The object of my original letter was to get as many figures as possible of the living costs from various districts of Malaya. Publication of such figures would help to save tome of the vast sums annually drained from Malaya
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      " BRING 'EM BACK ALIVE."
      198 6 BRING 'EM BACK ALIVE." I To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir,— One is grateful to your upcountry correspondents. They shed light on a state of affairs In other parts of Malaya of which we m Singapore know little. My previous humb.e contribution under the above heading was actuated
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    JAPAN QUAKE.
    57 6 A comparatively severe earthquake rocked Nagoya and Kyoto on Aug. 18. It was also felt m Osaka where clocks were stopped by the shock and people ran out of their houses to safety. The quake caused a fall of earth Inside a rail tunnel and damaged a railway
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    GERMANY AND A NEW CRIME CODE.
    261 6 Self -Destruction For Condemned. A reversion to tJhe ancient Greek custom of handing a condemned man a cup of hemlock is now under contemplation m Germany— together with other reformations of the criminal law. Dr. Guertner, Minister of Justice, considers that the plan of
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    THE OLDEST MAN.
    133 6 135- Year-Old Successor To Zaro Agha. Ahmet Bey, who hves at Brusa, nea: Istanbul, claims to have succeeded ai "The Oldest Man m the World." He declares that he is 135 years old I Ahmet Bey enjoys excellent health He has been married three times, and five
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    SHANGHAI SCENE.
    117 6 I.S. Consulate Invaded By Demented Girl. 1 The sedate atmosphere of the Unite: States Consulate-General m Shangha. was rudely disturbed recently when a demented Eurasian girl entered the passport office with a bloxi-curdlint whoop, swept off everything from the counter and dashed into the shipping office, where she
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    SCARBOROUGH.
    147 6 When This Town Led A Double Life. In a bygone age Scarborough led i double life. The town was not onlj a busy seaport but also a spa, whost water was said by Dr. Wittle to be a > "most Sovereign remedy against I Hypochrondriack Melancholly am Wlndlness." Long
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    A NEW FASHION FOR MEN
    54 6 I The Prince of Wales and Princi George have started yet another new fashion for men the use of zip fast eners for trousers. They are supposed to make the triusers hang beltei and prevent a#ing across th< thighs Man'- men m Britain anc U.B.A.
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      89 6 SUN KEE FLOWERSHOP HUIM IN FLORAL DECORATIONS. BOLQUETS AND WREATHS Orders promptly executed PHONE 6711. UNANIMOUS VERDICT "WONDERFUL" THIRD SHIPMENT JUST UNPACKED OF THE LATEST BIFFIT GOLF SETS (MAM IN KNGLAND) FULL DRIVING PRACTICE WITH A REAL GOLF BALL THE DEVICE INDICATES ALL FAULTY SHOTS. ARCHIE COMPSTON DEMONSTRATES THE PERFECT
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      337 6 BUY THE BEST KELVINATOR ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS We offer a complete service including 1. Attractive hire purchass terms 2. Repurchase contracts 3. Monthly rentals AND THE LOWEST PRICE? MALAYAN MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT CO. 14, ROBINSON ROAD JOE 9 c *Q m^lExv TO KEEP THE dplH^^ DENTIST AWAY t£|^ USE 4 NEEM f
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      953 7 N"S C f..|'l ALHAMBRA 1. 1 «IMP j| r-^M-»jMFjßMi*^ 1 r//£ F!NEST AND MOST ENJOYABLE MUSICAL COMEDY OF PARAMOUNT'S 9-f b»»w yVEW SEASON PRODUCTIONS! ■J^l !f W^ 1 i^3fej|^» BING CROSBY and CAROLE LOMBARD m < W%P j j f|gi&W "WE'RE NOT DRESSING" JjM A PARAMOUNT PICTURE WITH £ii l^g
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    254 8 Rubber's Unexpected Rise In New York. (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Sept. 6. The rubber market is again very s'cady following the rise m the prices on New York. This rise of ct. is surprising esl«tclally m view of the present labour situation m America, and the
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    PRODUCE.
    301 8 Singapore. Sept. 6, 12 noon. Buyer. Seller. Gambler Java Cube Hamburg Cub2 White Muntok Pepper -850 White Pepper 37.50 Black Pepper 4 50 Copra, sundried 2.90 Copra, mixed 225 Small Flake Tapioca 370 Fair Flake Taplcra 350 Meet Pearl Tapioca 525 Small Pearl Tapioca 535 No 1 Sago Flour
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    OUTWARD MAIL.
    40 8 Malls trom Europe. (London mails dispatched \ug. 16). ex 8.1. Rohna will arrive by train tomorrow morning. Correspondence will be ready for dellvery to boxholders at 8.45 a.m. and delivery by postmen will commence at the «ame time.
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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      EXCHANGE RATES.
      216 8 The following are the exchange rates this morning, according to the daily circular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation SELLING. London, 4 months' sight 2/4 7/32 London, 3 months' sight 2/4 13/64 London, 60 days' sight 2/4 3/16 London, 30 days' sight 2/4 5/32 London,
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      MONEY ORDERS.
      103 8 The rate of Issue Is Rs. 155 =5100 The rate of payment is Rs. 157 =$100. The rate of payment is the rate current on the day of receipt of tne Money Order Advice by the Straits Settlements Post Office. The rates of Issue of Money Orders drawn
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      THE SINGAPORE AUCTION.
      170 8 Th' Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber As-*ociatlon held Its 1190th auction on Bept. when there was catalogued 1.967.597 lb. or 878.39 tons; offyed 1.787.0J3 lb. or 797.78 tons; sold 1,317,812 lb. or 588.31 tons. Spot London 7 7'l6d. New Yori 15% cts. I PRICES REALISED. Ribbed Smoked
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      65 8 Noon, Sept. 6. R.S.S. equal to London Standard: Buyers. Sellers. Spot (loose) 25% 25% (F.0.8.) 257/8 26 Standard R.S.S. on Tender: Buyers. Sellers. Sept. 26i/ 8 26V 4 Oct.-Dec. 26% 26% Jan.-Mar. 27% 27% April-June 28% 28*/ 2 Tone of Market: Firmer. Latest Cable: Loudon
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      NETHERLANDS AIR MAIL
      24 8 The Air Mall dispatched from Slnga- 1 pore on Aug. 30 was delivered In J (London on Sept. 6 (7 days).
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    • STOCKS AND SHARES.
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        MINING.
        439 8 issue Val. Pd. 4/- 4/- Ampat Tin Buyers 5/Sellers. 5/9 £1 £1 Asam Kumbang «>• 37/6 40/- cd. £1 £1 Austral Malay 50/52/6 cd. 5/- 6/- Ayer Hitarn 14/6 15/3 1 1 Ayer Weng £1 £1 Bangrin Tin £1 £1 Changkat Tin £1 £1 Chenderiang 50 50 Hitam Tin
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        GENERAL.
        295 8 Val. Pd. Buyers Sellers. 2 2 Alex. Brick Pref. 1.85 1.95 I t Alex. Brick Ord. 1.60 1.70 £1 £1 Brit. Am. Tobacco 6.3.0 6.8.0 10 B British Malaya Trustee 6.40 5.60 £1 £1 Con. T. S. 7% Prefs. 25/3 26/6 £1 £1 Con. T. S. Ord. 23/9 24/6
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        124 8 Singapore Municipal 5 p.c of 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 108 112 nom. Singapore Municipal 4V4 P-c of ISO 9 red. 1955 $1,000,000 110 115 nom. Singapore Municipal 4^ p.c of 1907 red. 1947 51.6C0.C00 110 lla nom. Singapore Municipal 4 p.c. of 1913 red. 1963 $2,000,000 105
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        358 8 Fraser and Co., and Lyall and Evatt's Quotations. Allenby ($1) Today's Prices Fraser Lyall Eratt Co. 1.95 2.05 1.95 2.00 Alor Gajah ($1) 1.60 1.70 1.60 1.65 A. Hitam ($1) A. Malay ($2) A. Molek ($1) 2.10 k..20 2.10 229 3.40 3.50 3.40 3.50 1.40 1.60 1.50 1.55
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    274 8 Tstby. Aden (Karapara) 3 »m America (North) Except Western Cansda ar.d Western States of USA.) (Karapara) 3 f-rn. Burma (Karapara) 3 pm. Egypt (Karapara) 3 pm. Europe: Oreat Britain and Europe generally (Karapara i 3 jam. North. East West India (Karapara) 3 pm. Philippine Isl.nds (Ermland) 3
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    39 8 By Pelis Boussel M v. St Aldegonde •Karats Dempo Cont; Verde Left Arret S pore London July 24 Aug 16 July 27 Aug IS July 26 Aug 18 Aug 3 Aug 23 Aug. 15 Sept. 3
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    84 8 From Holland by Kota Tjandl due a* Singapore 6 p.m. today. Prom China and Japan by Genoi Maru due at Singapore tomorruv/ morning. From China and Japan by Tempci Maru due at Singapore tomorrow. From Philippine islands by President Adams due at Singapore daylight on Saturday. From Ciiina
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      82 8 THE ROYAL EXCHANGE LONDON Head Office of the ROW EXCHANCF ASSURANCE IHCORPOftATCO AO'i'lO The Corporation was founded over 21* yean age and ia the oldesr composite- Insurance Office In the World The Head Office baa occupied the above site In the heart of the City ol London for aa many
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
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      SEVEN HENGGELER GROUP MEETINGS.
      664 9 References To Directorate Changes. Mr. A. A. Henggeler presided At seven company annual meetings at Rawang on Aug. 31. They were held at half hourly intervals between II a.m. and 1 p.m. The meetings were Rawang Tin Fields Ltd. Malim Nawar Tin Ltd. Kamponc Lanjut Tin
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      HOME AND AMERICAN STOCKS.
      253 9 Last Night's London Quotations. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Bept 5. Closing quotation* today ot the principal British stocks are given below The fine or fall Is m relation to the price of Bert. 4. GOVERNMENT STOCKS, BRITISH Rise or M Conversion Loan S% 119 7/
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      AMERICAN SHARES.
      46 9 General Motors 29 s. I 'i Standard Oil ox pd. IMS US. Steel 34 National City Bank 90>, -*i Oeneral Electric 117«8 7 Union Pacific 08 +T4 American ""obacco B. 78 4- "4 American Can 17 -tt U.S. Rubber 18 V, Woolworth 48% -f
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      DUTCH INDIES TRADE.
      132 9 Bank Protest. JAPAN'S RAPID INROAD. The annual report of the Bank of Java emphasises the sharp reduction which has taken place m Dutch Indies Imports of Dutch goods. Imports from Holland, Britain and Japan compare as follows: In million florins 192 c 1932 1933 Holland 196 58
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      CEYLON EXPORT OF PINEAPPLES.
      126 9 Well Received In England. It is reported that recent shipments m cold storage of pineapples grown In Ceylon are reported to have been very well received m England, where the fruit fetched remunerative prices. As much as from five to seven shillings are said to have
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      37 9 A simple method of keeping balri dry when bathing, consists In fitting a sponge rubber band round the head under the bathing cap. This grips the head very closely and effectively prevents water penetrating Inside the hat.
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      OUTPUT RETURNS.
      317 9 The follow. figures are lor 'uly:— Rabber Indragiri— 9l 868 lb. Ankola— 3.o22 10. Bajoe K1d0ei— 134,194 lb. Djasinga— lBl.lBo C. TJtkasintoe 72.752 lb. Langen— ll6ss3 lb. Donowarle— 4l.4l3 lb. Baiombissle 32.300 lb. United Malacca— sl.4l4 lU. Ankola —20.000 hits. Pa-slr Madang— 2s.772 hk». CoOee— Bajoc Kldoei— 4
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      PINEAPPLE EXPORTS.
      79 9 During the week ending Sept. 1 exports of tinned pineapple from Malayan ports amounted to 18,264 cases, of which 11,006 cases were to the United Kingdom, 700 cases to the Continent of Europe, 5.380 cases to Canada, and 1.179 cues elsewhere. Total exports for the period January 1
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      BOLIVIAN VIEW OF RESTRICTION.
      774 9 Geneva Meeting. ARAMAYO PROFIT DUE TO TIN PRICE. At the general meeting of Aramayo Mines m Bolivia Company held m Geneva. Mr. Carlos V. Aramayo 'the chairman) presiding said: It will have been gratifying to all shareholders to note that after three unprofitable balance m the
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    THE STRAITS TIMES SINGAPORE THURSDAY SEPT. 6,1934. CRIME.
    191 10 THE STRAITS TIMES SINGAPORE THURSDAY SEPT. 6,1934. CRIME. il ami t i |mi nun i i i i .i I ,'i ii nit MNM MM Mil IBmM mwHjum mil iiullihii HIV .ili-nl Hi i HI 'I Mm I Up nun t|i t mil v i I t n* h ii
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    50 JAPANESE WARSHIPS MASSING OFF NORTH CHINA.
    208 11 TO STAGE FRESH MANOEUVRES. Exercises To Last For A Week. CANTON SCHEME. Erection Of Big Steel Foundry. Shanghai, Sept. 6. The first and second Japanese squadrons, comprising more than 50 warships, will hold combined manoeuvres off the North China coast beginning on Sept.
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    Russo-Manchu Pact Signed.
    53 11 Shanghai, s>eot. 6. The Rr "ukuo x.ater bou ;darv a' me inYOlr'- th» mutual recognition of the Soviet and Manchu sections of the River Amur, -a: formally signal >isterdajr at Jehol. Thi: is reea'J. d b the Japanese Govcnment as tantamount to Soviet recognition of M;m< hukuo
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    EXPELLED CHINESE.
    133 11 Japan, and was now awaiting a reply. Sin Kuo Min. Nanking Orders Envoy To Investigate. Shanghai, Sept. 3. According to a statement made by the Chinese who have been expelled ni Japan, the Japanese Government confiscated all their immovable ai.e movable proparties m Japan. Tneir cash is reported
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    CIVIL AVIATION ADVANCE.
    187 11 High Degree Of Safety. PASSENGER TRAFFIC TREBLED. London, Sept. 4. Civil Aviation is making remarkable s'i ides m Great Britain, according to tne report of progress of civil aviation m 1933 issued by the Air Ministry. It shows that 83,100 passengers were corrled by air transport m
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    FIRE RELIEF FUND.
    57 11 j A further contribution of $150, made lup of $54 collected during the three Masses at St. Joseph's Church, Singapore, on Sunday last, and the balance a donation from the Portuguese; Mission, brings the total of the Straits Times Fund for the relief of sullerers in the
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    DRUG CONSIGNMENT.
    155 11 Guarded By Japanese Troops. Shanghai, Sept. 5. I A number of motor lorries carrying .00 000 taels of prepared opium, in j -.250 packets, from Jehol were attackj ed by a band of Chinese volunteers In the District of Hsinglung last night. j Japanese guards who were escorting
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    UNIFYING CHINA.
    157 11 Plan Submitted By Dr. Wang. Hong Kong. Sept. 5. Dr. Wang Chung-huJ. Chinese repre sentative at the International Court a The Hague, has submitted to the Cen tral Government an elaborate plan fo i bringing about a unification of th I country. The plan, which has the sup
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    52 11 Madame Quo Tai- nJ, wife of the Chinese Minister m London, christened the Hal Hen* (Pride ol the Ocean) a bi» new vessel built foi tbe China Merchants Navigation Company at the yard« of Messrs. Barclay, Curie and Co., Ltd., at Glasgow The v. Hal Heng leaving the slipways after
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    ROOSEVELT MOVES IN U.S. STRIKE.
    358 11 Appointment Of Special Inquiry Board. Washington, Sept. S. A board of three has been appointed oy President Roosevelt to inquire Into the textile strike, comprising of Mr. John Winant, Governor of New Hampshire. Mr. Marion Smith, of Atlanta, anc Mr. Raymond Ingersoll, president :>f Brooklyn
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    SILENCE ZONE.
    130 11 1 Madrid Taxi-Drivers Infuriated. t Madrid. Sept. 5. I The success of the london silence l zone has Inspired the authorities here to emulation but the Spanish police c system of fining malefactors on the i spot Infuriated the taxi-drivers who drove around the Home Office Square tooting
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    GLIDING MEETING.
    44 11 A New British Altitude c Record. London, Sept. 4. A new British altitude gliding re- curd of approximately 7,000 feet was f ibhshed today by Geoffrey M [ton of the RAF. at the National ling Meeting at Button Bank 'Yorkshire.— Reuter Wireless.
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    CONFERENCE ON LOCUST PROBLEM.
    262 11 Hope Of Ultimate Solution. Rugby. Sept. 4. The third International locust conference will meet In London on Sept. 1 1 Invitations have been Issued to the Governments of locust-infested countries m Africa and western Asia, and leading experts on the question of locust research and control
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    CHINESE MISSIONS.
    88 11 I Received By Mayor Of Bremen. Bremen, Sept. 4. i Two Chinese commissions, one militaiy, headed by Gen. Siu Tlng-yao and the other traffic, headed by tht ice-Minister of Communications, Mr \u Fei-pen, was accorded a heartj welcome here on arrival from Hamburg. Chinese guests numbering 20 yesterday
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    MISSION TO TIBET.
    101 11 Paving Way For Tashi > Lama's Return. Simla, Sept. 5. The Chinese official mission to Tibet headed by Gen. Huang Mu-sung, arrived at Lhasa on Aug. 26 bringing staggering load of valuable gifts toi the Tibetan authorities aa a specla I mark of Chinese goodwill. The visit
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    GERMANY TO CHINA.
    33 11 Hong Kong, Sept. 6. i The Eurasia Aviation Corporation'; ne* 18-seater aeroplane, which tool I oft from Dessau, Oermany, on Sept. for Shanghai, landed yesterday a Canton. Sin Kuo Mm.
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    CHANGE TO REAL ANGER.
    154 11 Recent Russo-Japanese Discords. London, Sept 5. If two Western governments oegan to register hatred with such fervour and publicity, the peace of Europe would be exposed to obvious and imminent dunger, says The Times m a leader tfcli morning on Russo-Japanese discords. Recent incidents have admittedly
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    MR. F. C. GOODENOUGH.
    173 11 Death Of Noted English Banker. London, Sept. 5. The death of Mr. Frederick Craufurd Goodenough. chairman of Barclays 1 Bank, took place today.— Reuter Wireless. Mr. Goodenough led an orthodox school of political economy and was a particular opponent of currency Inflation. Mr. Goodenough was born
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    GUILD SYSTEM.
    122 11 'Examinations For Master Craftsmen. Berlin, Sept. 4. The introduction of a "handworkers' card" as a further development of the 'corporative state" Is promised for the coming winter. This action will mean a return to the famous guild system under which German artizans rose to such affluence and freedom
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    FLIGHT RECOHD BID.
    54 11 Ba gkok, Sept. <„ The German Airman, Herr Qablensz, who is attempting a record flight from Germany to Shanglirl arrived at Don s Muang this afte oon, making a rect t non-stop flight from Calcutta m 8 1 hours 11 minutes. He Is proceeding t non-stop to
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    ANOTHER MONSTER.
    69 11 French Huntsmen's Story Of Fantastic Beast. Toil us, Sept. i France has discovered its own > "Loch Ness" monster. Huntsmen claim i to have seen m Lake Camon near St. i Ciudens a fantastic creature with a i body over 20 feet long covered m scales > end
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    LONDON POLICE PREPARE.
    431 11 Troub'e Feared At Big: Fascist Rally. MR. CITRINE'S SPEECH. Nazi-ism Through Socialist Eyes. London, Sept. "Wherever Fascism is instituted," said Mr. Walter M. Citrine, general secretary, at the Trades I'nion Congress at Weymouth, "trades unionism and social democracy have been ruthlessly suppressed, the standard of life degraded,
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    INDIAN CLERK NOT GUILTY OF MURDER.
    1670 12 COUNSEL AND PROVOCATION. Ten Years' Imprisonment For Culpable Homicide. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Sept. 5. Sentence of ten years' rigorous imprisonment was pawed today at Ipoh assises on Swami, a Malabar! Brahmin, who was found guilty of the culpable homicide not amounting to
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    GANJA GANG.
    111 12 Led By Old Tamil At K.L. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 5. There is at present m Kuala Lumpur a gang which deals m ganja, and it is believed by the authorities that at their head is an old Tamil. His agents take their stand m
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    SUDDEN END TO TRAFFIC CASE.
    381 12 Accident Sequel. MOTORIST WHO COULD NOT IDENTIFY DRIVER. Because a motorist could not identify the driver of another car who had been m collision with his. a traffic case m the Singapore police court yesterday ended suddenly. The magistrate. Mr. C. H. Whitton, admitted documentary
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    EAST COAST LABOUR.
    43 12 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan, Sept. 3. Statistics of the Medan Association of Commerce show that 165,642 native labourers are now employed on the estates of the East Coast of Sumatra, compared to 320.502 m 1929, and 170.598 m 1933.
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    P. C. ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.
    387 12 Chinese Who Died In Hospital. Abdullah Khan, a police constable attached to the Raman Miskin police station, was charted, at the Singapore Assises yesterday, with murdering Lee Swee Teck at the Kampong Kapor Bridge on July 17. Mr. N. War ley, the Acting DP.
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    TROLLEY BUS FIGHT.
    253 12 TROLLEY BUS FIGHT. Passenger Fined In Singapore. Two employees of the Singapore Traction Company who came to blows m a trolley bus m New Bridge Road were produced m the Singapore police court before Mr. J. M. Brander yesterday on a charge of disorderly conduct by fighting m public. The
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    TRADE MARK INJUNCTION.
    662 12 Tea Merchants. CHIEF JUSTICE GRANTS APPLICATION. Sir Walter Huggard, the Chief Justice, awarded TJoa Ouan Klat, trading as T. O. Kiat and Co.. an injunction m the Supreme Court, yesterday, restraining Haroon bin All, his servants, workmen and agents from using or causing to be used any
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    "STUFFED" DUCKS.
    144 12 Court Decided It Was A Cruelty. Two men appeared m court yesterday^ on charges of causing unnecessary suf- A fering to animals. They were brougnt M m by Municipal officers who kept a M watch on people making purchases tk the Keppel Road Market. The accused, Chua 6>an
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    TAMIL SENTENCED TO DEATH.
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    CHINESE WEDDING.
    275 13 Mr. Koh Keng Fook And Miss Koh Lin Seng. 'Frcm Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Sept. 5. A wedding <n the reformed Chinese style has taken place at the Selangor Chinese Recreation Club, the parties being Mr. Goh Keng Fook. eldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
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    STATE PROVISION FOR UNEMPLOYED?
    252 13 Selangor Fund. MR. HANDS' INTERESTING OBSERVATIONS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Koala Lumpur, Sept. 5. Two interesting observations are made by Mr. Joton Hands, M.C.H-,| the hon. secretary and treasurer ofi the Selangor Asiatic Unemployment Committee, m his report for July and August "After this unique experience
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    AN IMPROVEMENT.
    275 13 Better Music For The Ballet. The excellence of last nignt s Russiai. Ballet performance did oiuch to dispel the memory of Sunday's unfortunate premier unfortunate that is on account of the poorness of the orchestra. Jor it has never Of.n necessary to can any reflection on the standard
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    WITNESS COMPLAINS.
    62 13 At the Assizes this morning a I Chines: witness complained about the interpretation of his evidence, and began t. speak m Malay. The interpreter saiu he understood every word the man was saying, and he could not under- stand why witness should make a complaint. 1 Mr. Justice
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    SELANGOR PRINCE FLIES SOLO.
    216 13 Tungku Ahmad Shah. PILOTS CERTIFICATE SHORTLY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Sept. 5. His Highness. Tungku Ahmad Shah, a son of His Highness the Sultan of Selangor, and a member of the Kuala Lumpur Flying Club, successfully passed his tests and flew solo on Friday
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    NO INCREASE IN ASSESSMENT.
    267 13 NO INCREASE IN ASSESSMENT. Decision Of Kuala Lumpur! Sanitary Board. 'From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 5. The important announcement that there will be no increase m the assessment rate for 1935 was made by the chairman of the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board (Mr. J. V. Cowgill) at the
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    VALUE OF SERVICE.
    279 13 Address To Singapore Rotarians. 'Service is the only investment that costs nothing. If you were to invest m it with the same enthusiasm as you invest m the bond and share market, believe me (to use a s.ang, but very expressive term) it would pay damn Mg
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    WHY HE MEDDLED WITH LOCK.
    193 13 Chinese Who Was Scratching Himself. I was Just scratching myself," was the novel defence offered to a charge of attempted housebreaking before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the criminal district judge yesterday by Yew An Cheok, an elderly Chinese. His explanation of the prosecution story that
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    THROWING MONEY TO POLICE.
    97 13 Magistrate Often Seen It (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Talpin*. Sept. 4 When ordered by a traffic constable to stop, a lorry driver, Y»r Liew, threw down a 20 cent, piece. As a result. Yap Liew made his appearance before the Talping magistrate who commenting on the
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    43 13 A musicil concert under the patronage of the Venerable the Archdeacon of Singapore and Mrs. Graham White will be held at Bon Saturday In the I St. Andrew's school Hall In aid of The Church of England Tamil Mission m Singapore and Johore.
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    Spencer And Christie Each Ride Two Winners.— Campfire Pays $104.
    3212 14 Spencer And Christie Each Ride Two Winners. Campfire Pays $104. BIG FIELDS AND GOOD FINISHES AT BUKIT TIMAH. Only Three Win Dividends Below Fifty Dollars. With exactly 103 horses facing the ■tarter m eight races it was not unexpected that there would be several upsets on the second day of
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    49 14 ThurwJay, Srpt G Football: S A. FA Cup. Marine Dept. vs. R.A., Anson Read Stadium; Oovt. league, Audit Treasury vs. Immigration, J.C.S.A. ground. Friday. Sept 7. Football: S A. FA. Cup. Chinese n W. S.C.C.. Anson Road Staiium. Golf. Keppel 0.C.. Women's Spoon (stroke) and Committee Meeting
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    Rowing Regatta At K. S. Y. C
    977 16 Rowing Regatta At K. S. Y. C Getting Ready For Race Against Batavia. A rowlng'Regatta Is to be held at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club on Friday evening, commencing at 5.15 p.m. Three events have been arranged. The firs: is the Club Pairs, over a course of three quarters of
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS
    111 16 Foreign Imports of Tin Ore during :he month of August, 1934. Country of Origin Tons 1. Alaska 2. Burma 300 3. Netherlands India Banka and Biiliton Singkep Other Places 1 4. French Indo-Chlna 197 5. Japan 64 6. Slam 1.561 7. Tanganyika 7 8. Union of South
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    331 16 Ocean shipments of rubber. Including concentrated latex, latex and revertex. being final shipments on ocean-steamers at all Malayan Ports, during the month of August, 1934. In long tons. Sheet and leet a and Crepe Latex. C 'on. L L^tex. Revertex •atex. •ve Destination Export Export Trans Tra
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      196 16 J. I. MILLER, Registrar-General of Statistics, S.S. and F.M.S. Singapore, Sept. 4, 1934. SCULLING TITLE. Holder's Easy Victory Over American. Toronto, Sept. 5. H. R. Pearse (Canada >. the hold-r of the world's sculling championship, successfully defended his title by defeating *>'ller (U.S.A.) by 15 lengths over a three mile
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    MALAYA'S "TWO-WHEELED RODEO RIDERS"?
    677 17 rs WHAT IS TO BE DONE WITH •By Our Motoring Correspondent.) WITH the tardy recognition by Great Britain-s Minister if Transport that cyclists ARE responsible for a large number of road accidents, perhaps the authorities In Malaya will be awakened to a consciousness of the need
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    TRUTH IN BUSINESS.
    33 17 From an Indian motor Journal I take the following commendably candid specimen of a garage bill To taking down magneto, finding fault and putting back same as before. Rs. 7-8."
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    Have We Reached The Limit Of Development?
    440 17 In years to come, how will cars be fashioned? How will they perform? Outwardly, motors of the past three or four years have shown unmistakable signs of settling down to a welldefined type. Apart from size, it is becoming Increasingly difficult for the
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    A. A.'s Road Warnings.
    459 17 A. A. 's Road Warnings. The Automobile Association of Malaya issues the following notice, dated September 1: SINGAPORE. Changl Joo Chia:, Tanjong Katong and Grove Rds. Temporary Level Crossings, caution. Newton Circus at Jn: Newton, Kg. Java, Bt Tlriah and Scott Rds., Turn L; proceed clock- wise; Gyratory oneway traffic.
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    HE SHALL HAVE MUSIC
    136 17 HE SHALL HAVE MUSIC Radio m the car must be perfect, otherwise it -s better to have no radio at all. Borne early car outfits, of both British and American design, were not built soundly enough to stand up to the exacting Job cf working with absolute reliability m a
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    WHAT EYSTON HAS DONE.
    347 17 FAMOUS RACING DRIVERS. Another driver who has done much to maintain British prestige on the racing track is O. E. T. Eystor. whe holds many international class world's r-Hiords on various cars. Ms activities dating back several years. Eyston, who has competed In races »11 over
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    MAPS ARE PLEASANT THINGS.
    252 17 There Is Romance In Their Lines. A map- is a good companion. It is not solely a thing of utility, but. granted that Its owner is gifted with some imagination, It becomes almost of as much interest as a book. In fact, who would not prefer
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    "JAPAN'S POSITION IN THE WORLD IS VERY DIFFICULT."
    518 18 I .xponii ion By Kx-Foroign Miniitor. I i i IA MIMMMI MMMftM Ml MAM mVBM illll. T.it sflE *v .t*\..i E Em IM |'i |T I I I Ml •41..11 I ll I I 1 t 1 1 1 I t .11
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    JAPANESE ENVOYS.
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    EXPEDITION TO TIRET.
    70 18 I. H. tetontUU To H^nh I 111 .11.111 I 1.1111(1 II I I |1|(( t| »4»4 li| 4t #MMHIs I Illtt I r.*'. lit n! a* *4iilti* *l .11 I Vfaa ngrlu i A l*k|WM lit uMl^iniiM fur Mill.. II I* I. 11l tI. J .11 111
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    WORKERS' TRIRUNAL.
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    KEEN ON BRIDGE
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    COCKTAIL MENACE TO WOMAN.
    210 18 COCKTAIL MENACE TO WOMAN. (Mil I ..I 4 Ullipai. Mllll MM WHO AIM Vllil VIM II V^M MMMM^&MII I a I*l i at 44a t44 i 111 ft MM illti 14 tt A* i- nual Mi I 1 II 111 I I ll ttWga BAPIifA IIAVS SURA MMAAlvliil V i
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    BLOWS WITH A POLE.
    54 18 Oil Jw\uw Hi -..< yM mi ......i ill >^ 1 1 1 i t., .i i Illiiillli I. i fvtMnrn »itni nivn lvr iiifii| it ititid iktAt' ftumt a i\ iti' 1^ 1., i t* "ifl *»"H I kill II I lit. .it .11. .1 I*
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    EXPELLED CHINESE ASSAULTED.
    258 19 Moji Outrage. SILVER EXODUS FROM CHINA STOPS, Shanghai, Sept. 5. A batch of 50 Chinese men and women workers, deported from Japan. arrived m Shanghai yesterday. They allege that when passing Mojl 31 of th-rn were forced to land and were severely assaulted by a crowd oi
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    RED REVERSES.
    138 19 Central Forces 90 Miles From Suikam. Hong Kong, Sept. 4. An official announcement from Nanchang. the general headquarters of the anti-Red forces m Kiangsl, states that the Ist Government division, under the command of Gen. Koo Tso-tung, has reached a point less than 90 miles from Suikam. the
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    ITALY RETALIATES.
    72 19 Export Of Currency To Germany Banned. Rome, Sept. 3 Following Germany's denunciation of the Italo-German convention regulating commercial payments, Italy l.as taken action to prevent the export cf currency. Future payments for imports from Germany must be made m reichi marks to be obtained from the National Institute
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    U.S. ARMS INQUIRY.
    222 19 Further Revelations By Mr. Carse. Washington, Sept. 5. Before the Senate committee of Inquiry into the relations between United States armament manufacturers and large foreign firms, Mr. Henry Carse, president of the Electric Boat Co.. today testified that during the Letida dispute, his firm had sold to
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    MALAYANS AT HOME.
    143 19 Serious Illness Of Mr. Maurice Maude. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Aug. 27. Mr. Maurice Maude, the pioneer planter who founded Cicely Estate, m Perak. and who has prominently identified himself with the movement for a .Sunday tapping holiday as a means of correcting over-production of rubber,
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    BARTER.
    110 19 Machinery For Raw Materials. New York, Sept. 4. Bartering proposals are again proceed'ng m American exporting and manufacturing circles and the announcement of the formation of a large bartering group is expected In the middle of October. Tentative discussions so far .lave been chiefly with suppliers of raw material
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    HOME MARKETS.
    86 19 High Price Of Tin Maintained. London, Sept. 4. On the Stock Exchange today outside influences curbed enterprise and consequently business continued small with slight losses noticeable m the majority of sections. Gilt-edged securities nevertheless were well held and several gold minings finished above the lowest quotations m spite
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    GRAN CHACO WAR.
    41 19 Asuncion, Sept. 3. Since the Gran Chaco war began, "araguay claims to have recovered 0,000 square kilometres of territory j illegedly wrongfully appropriated by j Bolivia and also that the Bolivian s osoes total 40,000.— Reuter Wireless, h
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    "HYSTERICAL LEADER"
    34 19 Dublin. Aug. 31. Professor Hogan. a prominent member of the Executive of the United reland Party, has resigned as a pro- est against the "hysterical leadership"!! if Gen. O'Duffy.— Reuter Wireless. h
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    FIRST WOMAN TO LEAD BIG MOVEMENT.
    136 19 Expected "Come Back" For Salvation Army. London, Sept C The election of Evangellne Booth as the new Salvation Ann} general to succeed General Higgins is hailed by the British Press as an event of the first magnitude. It Is pointed out that this Is
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    LORD DEVONPORT.
    126 19 Death Of War-Time Food Controller. London, Sept. 5. The death has occurred at the age of 78 of Lord Devonport. Reuter. Lord Devonport. first Viscount of Wittington. Bucks, was the chairman of the Port of London Authority from 1909 to 1925. Born on Bept. 1. 1856, son of
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    250 VICTIMS
    105 19 Epidemic Breaks Out In East Poland. Warsaw. Sept. 2. A virulent epidemic of dysentery has taken toll of 250 lives out of more than 1,400 cases smitten with the disease m the Eastern Polish counties of Volhynlen and Stanislav, according to the semi-official Gaseta Polska. AU public meetings,
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    FLEET CHARTERED.
    38 19 To Take Ore To Japan. Shanghai. Sept. 4. A Japanese Interest has chartered 47 steamers, including 17 Chinese vessels, for the transport of iron ore from three new Japanese mines In Malaya. —Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    LANCASHIRE OFFER.
    94 19 To Buy Australian Cotton. Loi.don. Fept. 3. Signs of a better feeling between Lancashire and Australia are contained m the announcement of the joint committee of the cotton trade organisations of Manchester that they have transmitted to Australia an offer by a number of Lancashire firms to purchase
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    CUBAN POSTAL STRIKE.
    38 19 Havana, Aug. 31. The three weeks* strike of postal workers has ended and the strikers have been reinstated but Government Is m a predicament owing to the strike breakers demanding Immediate alternative employment. Renter Wireless.
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    NAVAL CONFERENCE.
    35 19 Hyde Park, Aug. 2S. President Roosevelt has ordered Mr. Norman Davis to return to London m September to resume Informal conversations with Britain and Japan In connection with the naval conference Renter Wireless.
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    GORKY'S WORKS BANNED.
    26 19 Berlin. Aug. 30. German translations of the works of Maxim Gorky have been confiscated In Prussia, according to the Berliner Fageblatt.— Renter Wireless.
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    SUNGEI BESI.
    242 19 Sanitary Board Boundary Adjusted. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 5. Ab the result of a proposal carried at the meeting of the Sanitary Board today, the Board boundary at Sungel Besi is now adjusted to Include the new town, and the Board will protect it from
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    BRASTAGI 'DROME.
    100 19 Singapore Planes At Opening Ceremony. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan, Sept. 3. Nineteen planes are arriving on Sept 16 to celebrate the opening of the world's highest aerodrome at Brastagi, about 4.500 feet above sea level. It Is definitely decided now that six planes of the Netherlands Indian
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    TO BE SETTLED.
    146 19 Land Dispute Parties To Confer. "Isn't this a case for settlement? asked Mr. Justice Prichard, during the hearing of an action over a piece of land m Havelock Road. The plaintiffs. Lee Kian Tng, alias Lim Teng, and another sued How Kwee Yee for an order of
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    ACQUITTED.
    106 19 Husband Who Tried To Take Children. C. Motte made a last appearance before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the Criminal District Judge, this morning to answer a charge of breaking by night int. the house of Mrs. Clara Motte, or. alternatively, of house trespass. Dr. C. H. Withers-Payne, who prosecuted,
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    A GREAT NUISANCE.
    210 19 Roads Covered With Chippings. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 5. The tenants of offices and houses m certain streets m the Federal Capital have, within the last week or so, been subject to what has been described as an intolerable nuisance. With the intention of
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    CRIMELESS!
    101 19 CRIMELESS White Gloves For Singapore Police? Singapore citizens should be prepared to subscribe for a pair of white gloves for their Police Force Crime Is at a very low ebb these days, and, apart from an Isolated report of a hold-up In Tanjong Pagar last week, when six armed Chinese
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    TODDY SHOP THIEVES.
    86 19 Government Tavern Entered. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Sept. 5. A robber, or robbers, entered the Government toddy tavern at Buklt Mertajam by cutting away a padlock with which the door was fastened. The intruders left, however, without gaining any benefit, as their efforts at forcing open
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    MEETING ADJOURNED.
    86 19 Government Officers Fail To Turn Up (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 5. Seven short of a quorum of 20, the firrt annual general meeting of the Senior Officers' Co-operative Credit and Investment Society, Ltd., was postponed until next Thursday. The Society was registered on June 76,
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    NEW ROAD SERVICE.
    83 19 Between Tapah Road Ana The Highlands. The Federated Malay States Railways announce that a revised road service and scale of rates for. the transport of merchandise between Tapah Road railway station and places on Cameron Highlands, came into for?e at the beginning of this month. In addition
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    Mr. Baldwin On Holiday
    89 20 OPEN AIR dressmaking. A Singapore snapshot. -Jt. AND MRS. BALDWIN at Aix-lea-Baina THE 2ND BATTALION Cameron H'shlandera. the first kilted -esurient to take over guard duty at Buckingham Palace and St. James's Palace for twenty-five years, rehearsed the ceremony at Chelsea Ban arks. Marching along white
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