The Straits Times, 4 November 1934

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    36 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. 150. Sunday, November 4, 1934. Price 10 cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 150. Sunday. November 4. 1934. Price 10 cents.
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    DEPOSED RAJA MUDA'S SUCCESSOR
    204 1 MAY BE NAMED NEXT YEAR REPLACED ON COUNCIL BY SULTAN'S THIRD SON VACANT VICE-PRESIDENCY From OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. TODAY'S Government Gazette makes no reference to the Raja Muda's 1 renunciation, of his title, contrary to what was expected. On the other hand, it
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    TWO SONS OF PURE ROYAL BLOOD
    333 1 (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. •TUNOKU Musa Eddin, the deposed Raja Muda of Selangor, is the first of the Sultan of Selangor's only two sons of pure Royal blood. His mother was the late Tengku Mahrum. daughter -x>f Tuogku Dia Udin. who
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    $500 MUST BE WON NEW COMPETITION FOR SUNDAY TIMES READERS
    76 1 $500 MUST BE WON NEW COMPETITION FOR SUNDAY TIMES READERS On Page 5 of this issue will b? found a new form of competition for the amusement of readers of Ttu Sunday Times. Again there is no entrance fee. and the conditions are substantially the same as those which prevailed
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    LAST WEEK'S RESULT
    143 1 Correct solutions In The Sunday Times Picture Puzzle Competition No 23, printed on Oct. 21. were: Satchel. Hook. Rail. Keel. Wright. Dance. Shal low. Bollard. Ward, Manger. Sharp and Bishop. Entrants were unusually wide of the mark In this competition, and the best lists received contained three
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    ST. ANDREWS WEDDING
    73 1 The wedding took place at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday of Mr. Wilson S. C. Leech son of Dr. and Mrs. J W. Leech, and Miss Margaret Catherine Luckham. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Luckham, of Salisbury, Wiltshire. The Hon. Mr. Andrew Caldecott, Officer Administering the Government was
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    THRILLS
    78 1 The thrills of A prison officer's struggle with a lunatic murderer; A young man's 6rst love; A tiger leaping into a bedroom. These are described by Sunday Times readers in accounts of the most exciting moments of their lives, printed on Page 9. One of the most remarkable contributions
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    SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM BANGKOK
    140 1 THE first direct uncensored message that has come from Bangkok since the announcement of the King of Siam's intention to abdicate reached the Sunday Times yesterday. It states that the situation in biam is calm and there Is no outward excitement. The Government is divided upon
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    FRENCH REFORMS PLAN TO LIMIT SIZE OF MINISTRY
    104 1 FRENCH REFORMS PLAN TO LIMIT SIZE OF MINISTRY Paris, Saturday. It is understood M. Doumergue. the French Premier, proposes, firstly, to! limit the number of Ministers to! twenty. Including the Premier, secondly to permit the President to dissolve j the Chamber as follows "N During the fust year It can
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    45 1 A nine-year-old Chinese boy waj knocked down by a motor-car yesterday afternoon at the Junction of Balestier Road with Kirn Klat Roaci He had extensive abrasions. He was taken by ambulance to the Tan Took Seng Hospital. The boy was conscious when the ambulance arrived.
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    INSPECTOR JUDGE'S LETTER
    527 1 REFERENCE TO WIFE'S SAD DEATH 3ZAUTIFUL PUNJAB! Sunday Time* Soecial yRAGIC revelations are expected at the inquest on Mr. J. Judge, Asiatic police inspector, which has been provisionally fixed for next Friday. Mr. Judge died In hospital In Singapore on Friday morning, two hours after he was
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    SEARCHING FOR NAVAL AGREEMENT
    157 1 NOT READY FOR THE EXPERTS YET London, Saturday. HTHE next step in the London Naval talks will be a private meeting between Sir John Gimon and Mr. Matsudalra, probably on Monday. The talks are at present confined to such private meetings between heads of the British,
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    RUBBER FALLS BACK Disappointment at quota cut
    155 1 RUBBER FALLS BACK Disappointment at quota cut London. Saturday. Yesterday's rise in rubber was wiped out today on bulls liquidating owing to disappointment at the extent of the cut for the first quarter of 1935— 0 f 25 per cent. At the same time, speculators are uncertain which way to
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    GERMANY AND SAAR
    33 1 Berlin, Saturday It is officially stated that the German Government has no intention of appealing to the Hague Court in connection with French Army manoeuvres outside the Saar Territory.— ?euter.
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    THAT SCHOOLGIRL COMPLEXION
    42 1 A new aid to beauty has been invented for the use of the American "Co-Ed." It is a combination mirror and lipstick to be concealed behind an ordinary textbook. From the front the "Co-Ed." appears to be studying industriously.
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    FIXED DOLLAR URGED IN CONJUNCTION WITH BRITAIN
    127 1 FIXED DOLLAR URGED IN CONJUNCTION WITH BRITAIN New York. Saturday. I A resolution recommending to Oov erument. later alia, the permanent I return of a fixed gold dollar, prefer ably In conjunction with Great Britain and other countries, has been p*i»3» i by the National Foreign Trade Convention delegates, among
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    LONDON RUBBER
    63 1 London, Saturday. RUBBER. (Quotations as supplied by Symington and Wilson.) Spot (Bayers) t%&. (Sellers) «4d. Jan-Mar. 6 9/164. Apr-June 6 11 16 d July-Sept. b" <d Market Quiet. SILVER. Spot 23 Ud. Forward 23»»d. CROSS RATE. London-New York. 4.981*. New York-London, 4.97%. (Rate as supplied by the London
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER
    65 1 Daily Prices Current For R.M.A. No. 1 K. Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Noon, Saturday. Buyers Sellers Spot (loose) 214 MM (F. 0.8.) Current month 2194 *1 V* Jan-Mar. 23* i 234 Apr.- June 25* 25^ July-Sept. UH Tone of Market Steady after Weak opening. Latest Cable per Ib. London
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    38 1 A Chinese at Syed Alwl Road wu? scalded by boiling water yesterday The right side of his chest was atlected. He was semi-conscious on the arrival of the ambulance and was re moved to Tan Tock Seng Hospital.
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    THE LONDONER'S LOG
    1724 2  -  VISCOUNT CASTLEROSSE fedtted bu 'AS I was doing the rounds of my parish, as Herol Egan would say, last week, a little drama was enacted. Scene: Berkeley Square. Time: 1 a.m. The two parts were played by man and wife at least, that was the relationship they
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    LABOUR TROUBLE IN INDIA BOMBAY TOPS LIST
    154 2 LABOUR TROUBLE IN INDIA BOMBAY TOPS LIST Simla. With 31 industrial disputes involving 122,706 workers in her province, Bombay ranks first in India, according to the Statistics of Industrial Disputes in British India for the quarter ended June 30, 1934. The number of days lost in that province as a
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    THE DEVADASIS
    106 2 Ellore. (Madras). An attempt is being made to improve the lot of devadasls (dancing girls dedicated to temples). At a conference recently held at Guntur Mrs. Rukmini Lakshmipati, who presided, traced the origin of the system under which girls were dedicated to temples. Immorality crept in as the
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    GOVERNOR'S HORSE
    38 2 Poona. The Governor of Bombay, Lord Brabourne, has purchased a horse which will arrive in Bombay in the first week of November and may be seen racing at the latter end of the Bombay racing season.
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    MAINLY about MALAYANS
    1703 3  - MAINLY about MALAYANS THE WANDERER By T>UMOURS were current some v time ago that Mr. J. W. Harries, one of the best-known figures in business and public life in Singapore, had decided to retire from the East. However, Mr. Harries turned up again last week, looking very fit after leave
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    SCREENLAND SECRETS
    452 4  - SCREENLAND SECRETS JOHN HOLT S¥M MARIE and Jerry Cox, the coloured servants of the late Marie Dressier, are receiving as much fan mail as the average film star, we learned recently. From MUs Dressler's estate they Inherited $50,000, an auto and her silverware. An average of fifty letters a day
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    The Experts Derided MAE WEST
    1081 4  - The Experts Derided MAE WEST JOHN C. MOFFITT By BY now America is losing some of Its} volcanic heat on the subject of Mac West. It is getting around to the point where it can view her through something other than a crimson mist. She's no longer the sensation of
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    BEST TABLE BIRDS IN THE WORLD Breeding Of Malay Game
    855 4 BEST TABLE BIRDS IN THE WORLD Breeding Of Malay Game By OUR EXPERT 1 come back to the subject of the Malay Game for the reason that I J think that, if there L, a type that should be protected in Malaya, the Malay Game Is It. A large bird
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    $500 MUST BE WON TODAY
    750 5 New Competition For Sunday Times Readers Can You Supply The Missing Letter? Today we offer for the amusement of readers of The Sunday Times a new form of competition, to which reference was made last week. Again there is no entrance fee and to introduce
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      454 5 t CUT OUT THIS ENTRY FORM MISSING LETTER CONIEST j [No. 1.— 4-11-34.] I agree to enter The Sunday Times J J Missing Letter Competition on the i conditions laid down ln this issue, J S I consider that the following are the correct solutions of the puz/les S printed,
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    WRECK OF THE STAVISKY FORTUNES
    967 6 WRECK OF THE STAVISKY FORTUNES Stavisky was a broken man. The daring swindler, the dapper Monsieur Alexandre, as he was known, was in tears. A life term of imprisonment faced him. He was too great a coward to meet his punishment. Remember Kreuger," a friend whispered. "He killed himself/ [T
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    TRAGIC LAST CHAPTER
    279 6  - TRAGIC LAST CHAPTER STEPHANE MANIER By last time. His love for her kept his courage vp staved off the otherwise inevitable breakdown. One last command he gave before the train moved off. Arlette, send my little grandson a bicycle." he begged. "He asked for one last time he saw me."
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    "VICEREGAL TIME"
    76 6 Simla. Several Departments of the Government of India are now seriously considering whether they should follow the example of "summer time" practice that is being st: at the Viceroy's House. New Delhi, for three months. Several practical difficulties are I mentioned regarding the adoption of "half hour »-arly"
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    BRIDGE NOTES
    498 6  -  CULBERTSON By fONTRACT Bridge played on the basis of match-point scoria* Is 3 very fine game, bat ft presents many contradictions and divergencies fro:.i rubber bridge. One of the difference* between rubber bridge and duplicate bridge with match-point scoring arises with hands which at best provide only a
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    PRESERVING CHINA'S HERITAGE OF CULTURE
    1392 7 CONFUCIANISM DEFENDED But Must Adapt Itself To Modern Needs And Problems Confii(.'iani.s:n and Modern China. ■H BaglMM F. Johnston. Gollann. Bs. (id. FEW Europeans can be more qualliled to write upon this subject than Sir Reginald Johnston who. after a r in China, has been
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    Boarding House
    456 7 The Street of Strange Faces. By Louis Joseph Vance. Jarrolds. 7s. M MR. Vance's mystery stories abourii in atmosphere and queer rharac I ters, and "The Street of StrangeFaces" is no exception to this rule The author has captured the smel's and dlnginess of a once handsome house
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    DELICATE IMAGERY
    395 7 NEW LIGHT ON MALAY Malay Proverbs. By E. S. Hose. C.M.G., M.C.S., (Retired). Government Printing Offhe. "1. THIS Is a compilation ot proverbs and proverbial expressions, with some pantuns i nd riddles, taken from earlier publications. It has been prepared witn the object of providing the student with
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      146 7 Our Crossword Puzzle [i |IjF~| p~| FT PTSSpTSIIIII lo II "<2 t ~i O™ |15 mtmm m §p (CLUES.) ACROSS Kry 3 a PortenUxsi 29 Colour sSJr a?- s^r? 11 -8. Sharpen BwhAU 9. Idle fane* J£^ 73. Satirical ulUck Urw forward 24. At prefer. tt. Myth 2t. Foundation B
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    SEEN IN Singapore GUESTS OF THE STUDENTS
    617 8 SEEN IN Singapore GUESTS OF THE STUDENTS By OUR WOMAN CORRESPONDENT TMEDICAL students entertained many friends at the second annual athletic meeting of the King Edward VII College of Medicine. During the interval tea was served in the lounge of the pavilion which was prettily decorated for the occasion. The
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    NEW STYLE BEACH SHOES
    22 8 Bathing shoes are now ornamental as well as practical. Classical wings give a pleasing effect in this pair.
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    TO REMOVE MARKS SPIRIT OF CAMPHOR
    111 8 Spirit of camphor serves a number of useful purposes in the home. Hotplate marks on polished tables will come away immediately if rubbed with a little camphor spirit on a sot cloth. This method is quicker and more effective than linseed oil, as only
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    Woman Inventor WINS A GOLD MEDAL
    490 8 Woman Inventor WINS A GOLD MEDAL IBy OUR LONDON WOMAN CORRESPONDENT Sunday Times Office, Fleet Btreet, Oct. 24. EXHIBITION visiting is not one of my major vices, but there are one or two annual events that I would not miss for worlds. In that category comes the Exhibition of Inventions,
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    STORMY ROMANCE
    41 8 STORMY ROMANCE After wbat has leen described as a "stormy romance," Mr. Francis Basil Ban burs and Miss Jasmine Van de Weyer were married in Krompton. London. Their engagement had been broken off «nee. Bridesmaids at the wedding are seen above.
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    After A Massage
    248 8 THE HOME-MADE ASTRINGENT LOTION A STRINGENT lotions are usually appiled after a face massage. ->r after the face has been "steamed with hot towels, and It Is proposed to go out, afterwards, in the open air. Such lotions should be sprinkled on absorbent cotton wool and gently
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      134 8 RENE ULLMANN MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. JUST ARRIVED A new shipment of very smart GOWNS for afternoon and evening. HATS and the latest NOVELTIES for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. RENE ULLMANN CAPITOL BUILDING. STAMFORD ROAD. > r\N hot sultry days |^r™""^fcgk= cooling and re- te^ sSS=====;:::s^»* I freshing sweet is es- V^HftMb®^^ <J< 1
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    THRILLS
    3608 9 Sunday Times Readers Describe The Most Exciting Moments In Their Lives Fascinating, authentic stories are told below by Sunday Times readers who, in reply to the invitation made by the Sunday Times last week, describe the most exciting moments in their lives. The Editor of the Sunday Times wishes
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    YOUR BIG THRILL
    70 9 THE Sunday Times invites other readers to describe exciting moments which they have experienced. Every narrative printed will be paid for at our usual rates, which are the highest in Malayan journalism. ['holographs are also invited. Contributions must be authentic and capable of confirmation, and should be
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      26 9 Scrumptious stuff! NESTLES CHOCOLATE and good for children too, for every milk tablet, in the famous red and gold wrapper, contains rich farm milk. TIGER BEER
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    EDITORIAL. MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE: Cecil Street, Singapore. TOTIDEM VERBIS
    388 10 EDITORIAL. MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE: Cecil Street, Singapore. TOTIDEM VERBIS I It is peculiarly appropriate that Kuala Lumpur, which was purely a Chinese town and under Chinese administration during the first two decades of its history, should h.-.ve acquired the finest Chinese public building in Malaya. A few years ago,
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    Six DAYS' News
    586 10 Six DAYS' News SUNDAY.— Reuter learns that abdication of King of Siam is not final and that he Is prepared to continue on throne if his Government will glv^ way In regard to royal prerogative in i connection witn death sentences. Business in Bangkok continues withi out interruption. Gandhi delivers
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    TODAY
    694 10 High Water, 8.45 a.m. 8.1 ft. 9.07 p.m. 8 ft. Hockey: Singapore vs. Penang, Kuala Lumpur. Swimming: "B" Class Aggregate Three Breadths Composite (Handicap) Race. It's always the way the best things that come into a newspaper office «je so good that you daren't print 'em. That sort of
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    STOP PRESS
    52 10 (Ananias News Factory.) Hollywood, Saturday. 1 wish to correct an error which occurred in my cable to you an- nouncing that Mr. Frank Back had been admitted to hospital after having- been bitten by a Pekinese pup. The Peke has been admitted to hospital and is in a
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    PAID-FOR JOKE.
    153 10 II MM., of Johore, takes the eake and the ten dollars this week for two stories. The first concerns a government official who was in the habit of referring to his house as "my seat." Electric light was lust being introduced into the district where he lived, and
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    MISS PRINTZ.
    134 10 Miller is ten years old and the bride is fifty-eight Bhe was clad only in a thick coat of $501,970.78. But, after all. he saved the State a surplus of some $00,000,000. Fred Astaire's good luck talisman is a dressing down he bought in Bridgeport, Conn. Fridays Meals:
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    POMES AND THEIR WRITERS.
    546 10 Before offering this week's pome let me quote to you a description of people who are addicted to the writing of verse: The spring poet is in appearance a cadaverous- looking person, witn the kind of soulful eyes you often see on the codfish in the
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    AIR RACE HANDICAP PROSPECTS Three Machines Favoured
    563 11 AIR RACE HANDICAP PROSPECTS Three Machines Favoured THE destination of the £2.000 and K 1,000 handicap prizes in the London-Melbourne air race is still in doubt, but with the arrival at Melbourne yesterday f the New 1 Zealand Air Race Committee plane piloted by J. D. Hewett and C. E.
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    MONGOLIAN GESTURE
    40 11 Nanking. Two Mongol princes, Teh Wang and Yun Wang, are coming to Nanking from Inner Mongolia about the middle of November to express appreciation for the assistance the Chinese National Government has given to the Mongolian i-olitlcal Council.
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    CAUGHT BY A DOG
    73 11 Toklo. Tanuku (Old Badger) Is the pet dog of six-year-old Hajime. son of Mr. Matsuzo Ichihara, of Shiocho, TokJo. Hajime wandered into the street from his home and was knocked down by a cyclist. Barking loudly, the dog pursued the bicycle and eventually attracted the attention
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    VOLUNTEERS' BIG DAY
    42 11 Officers of the S.V.C. discuss the situation previous to the operations at the annual inspection last week-end. The Volunteers attacked positions held by the Wiltshire Regiment. The attack failed. The fine Headquarters Mess of the Malay States Volunteer Regiment
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    SEQUEL TO JUNGLE CRASH
    407 11 PLANE BROUGHT BACK THROUGH SWAMPS HPHE R.A.F. bomber which crashed In the heart of the Johore jungle on Its way to Alor Star for.duty in connection with the Air Race last week Is back again at Seletar air base— ln pieces. The story of Its salvage
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    63 11 Harbin A force oj 1.000 Communists under the leadersnip of <~hao Shang-chih bandit chief, attacked the Korean town of Tachingchwan, three miles south or Imlenpo, on the N.M.R. The attackers ransacked the plac set It on fire and escaped, taking with them a large number
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    32 11 Peipln*. A scroll of landscapes painted by the Emperor Chien Lung, which used to adorn the southern wall of the Hsi Pel Tien In the Palace Museum, has been stolen.
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    283 11 JAPANESE "ADVICE" TO CHINESE TROOPS CHIANG KAI-SHEK TO LEAVE FOR THE NORTH Shanghai, Saturday. THE Chinese militia forcer atj Tushlhkow, Kuyuen and other border districts In East Charhar have I been warned by the Japanese command irx Jehol to withdraw. A squadron of Japanese planes flew| over these districts a
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    131 11 MUST KNOW CHINESE FOREIGNERS TRADING IN CANTON Canton. Foreigners doing business In Canton are expected to understand Chinese. The Canton Chamber of Commerce has decided that hereafter all contracts concluded between foreign and Chinese merchants must be written In that language. For the benefit of foreign merchants in Canton, contracts
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    47 11 Harbin. In ortier to eliminate the danger .">t floods, the local authorities have dvj elded to spend Yen 3.C00.000 on tfte construction of dykes along the j Sungan River In the proximity of the city. These will be completed In three i yea r
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    645 12  - THIS WEEK'S GREAT FESTIVAL Getting Ready For Deepavali PUBLIC HOLIDAY ON TUESDAY C. P. VALE By rE Indian and Ceylonese communi- 1 ties of Singapore and Malaya are < busy with preparation for celebrating the Deepavali Festival on Tuesday next It is a public holiday, and, to these people it
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    117 12 This photograph was taken on the occasion of the transfer of Mr. R. H. de S. Onract, Chief Police Officer, Perak, to Singapore, where he is to become Chief Police Officer and is expected to take the post of Inspector-General on the departure of Mr. Fairburn
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    CLOSING SHARE PRICES
    1002 12 The following Is Fraser and Co 's list of closing prices In Singapore yesterdiy: MINING. Ampat Tin (4) 4s 4%d 4s 9d Asaic Kumbang (I) 35a Austria Malay 59s 61s Ayer HlUm Tin (5a) 14s 9d lfs 3d Aycr Weng ($1) 2.05 3.15 Bangrin Tin 35s 3d
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    EARLY UPSET AT LAST DAY OF IPOH RACES
    701 14 EARLY UPSET AT LAST DAY OF IPOH RACES Short Suit Wins Big Race By Six Lengths (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Saturday. nately rain kept off for the la:;r day of the Perak Autumn Meetlng, althouc.li the going was heavier than on the previous two days. There was a good
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    UNBEATEN HORSE
    38 14 bramome, France's unbeaten three-year-old racehorse, won the great Prix de I'Arc de Triomnhe at Chantilly from a field in which the best horses of France and England were entered. Felicitation, ridden by Gordon Richards, was third.
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    HOME FOOTBALL ARSENAL LEAD THE LEAGUE
    342 14 HOME FOOTBALL ARSENAL LEAD THE LEAGUE ARSENAL regained the leadership of] the English League yesterday byi their victory over Everton. though! Sunderland have equal points but a smaller goal average. Sunderland humbled Stoke City, who were in the lead before yesterday's games. Yester- du>'s results, catled by Reuter. were:—! Arsenal
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    134 14 RUGBY UNION. COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP. Cumberland 0. Yorkshire 15. (at Carlisle). East Midlands 23. Leicestershire 15. cat Bedford). Lancashire 19. Cheshire 8. (at Blundellsands). North Mldlards 22. Notts. Lines, and Derby 11. <at Birmingham). CLUB MATCHES. Blackheath 0. Swansea C. Bradford 13. Ed'burgh Acad 21. Cambridge Un. 33. London Scottish 18.
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    409 14 VASS SCORES EASY VICTORY IN SEMI-FINAL SINGAPORE BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS A fairly large crowd turned up at the Clerical Union Hall yesterday to witness the semi-final of the Men';; Open Singles Championship, and those who expected to see a repetition of the thrilling games which resulted when E. J. Vass met
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    144 14 LAST NIGHT'S BOXING YOUNG JOHNSON AND KID LEYTE DRAW One of the most enjoyable boxing programmes In recent wceko was w.tnessed at the New Wor.d last ngh.. The main event between Young [Johnson and Kid Leyte proved appro- priately enough to be the tit-bit of the evening. The following are
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    SINGAPORE WIN THE FIRST MALAYA CUP MATCH
    618 15 THORNTON HURT JOHORE DEFENCE GOOD By OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Ren gam. Saturday. OLNGAPORE beat Johore in the season's first Malaya Cup match at Rengam. Johore. today by 13 pts. (two goals and one try) to 3 pts. (a penalty toal.) The game was
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    85 15 The Old Rafflesian Association gained a 4 o hockey victory over the Fort Canning team on Raffles Institution ground yesterday, R. Armstrong (3) and Sohan Singh being the scorers. The military side were only able to turn out a scratch team. The score was 2—o ct half-time. At
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    388 15 SELANGOR SUPERIOR ALL ROUND (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. OELANGOR thoroughly deserved their Rugby victory of 11 points to nil against the United Services today. They were superior all round. The teams took the field as follows Services: Guy Edwards; Clayton Bdr. Davles,
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    32 15 The Kiddies had creak fun wh«n the swimming festival of Japanese schools in Singapore was held at the Mount Emily pool. It was to celebrate the Japanese National Day.
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    THE NEGRI'S HOCKEY VICTORY
    475 15 DE SOUZA A CASUALTY (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Saturday. IN fine weather before a large crowd which Included the Resident Councillor, the Negri Sembilan hockey team beat Malacca by four gaals to three. The Negri side underwent two I changes. Ali taking the place of
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    224 15 {From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Saturday. Perak were much superior and bad no difficulty in beating Penang by five goals to nil in a mediocre game. From the bully off, Penan* moved but their r en tp forward was ruled offside at a scoring position. Soon after R)w
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    421 15 SELANGOR AND SINGAPORE DRAW HOME TEAMS FINE DEFENCE *From Our Own Coir»:3' ondent > Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. The Singapore vs. Selangor hockey match ended in a draw. 2—2. The Selangor defence was almost impregnable but the forwards, although eflective. failed to make usj ot their chances. West was their outstanding
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    369 15 STUDENTS' SPORTS RAFFLES COLLECT SUCCESS There was jubilation among the Raffles College students and their supporters yesterday when they carried off, tor the second year in success om. the Kay-Mouat championship Cup !n their competition at athletics witn their rivals, the Medical College. The venue of the sports meeting was
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    178 15 Now Eab Anything. Every sutlT-.- wtij incws »-ne agonioi of Gastritis and Ulcerated Stomach will find amazing re. let by following UM advice of Mr F. given in his ►eitel below. "It's no joke in a signal box ail night when you're suffering
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    2698 16  -  G.E.P. COLLINS By In Search Of Adventure Among The Islands THE writer of these articles. 1 Mr. G. E. P. Collins, was from 1926 to 1930 an mMhI in the Singapore office of Mansfield and Co., Ltd., the shipping agents. At the conclusion of his agreement
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      307 16 J Father is wr M Proud of Me HH "I won a medal for jumping. I i^Nfe. trained a long time to win tut father says training wasn't all." Father: "Yes, training helped Junior to win, but his energy— his I strength an d muscular develop* ment were more important
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    2748 18 Hockey Rules Flouted Negri-Malacca Fifteen's Plucky Stand CALLING, as It does, for a fine co- |s ordination of quick thinking, a I sore eye, rapid and accurate footwork f and a suppleness of arm and wrist, j hockey is making rapid strides in i Singapore. < It
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    642 19 BUT MRS. PENNEFATHER CONFIDENT MEN'S LX)UBLES WALKOVER rjpHERE snould be a record crowd today ai the Clerical Union Hall to witness the main event of the day. namely, the final of the Womens Open Singles Championship tournament, between Miss Wang Slew Eng of the
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    348 19 The following are the results of ties played off in the Johore Badminton Association tournament Thursday afternoon. Junior Singles 2nd round. Seah Slow Puay (Companion) lost to Y. C. Tan (Blues). I—ls. 2—15 Chee Ah Mon (Mau Yuen) beat Agil b. Yahya (P. Rangers), w.0. Ahmad b.
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    47 20 An exciting moment in a university ice hockey match at Richmond, Surrey. This game now has a huge following in Europe and Canada. The construction of ice rinks in Malaya is attended with considerable difficulties on account of the tropical heat. (Planet News.)
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