The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 25 October 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,684. ESTD. 1835 FRIDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1935 10 CENTS.
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    HOMEWARD LINERS TO MISS ITALIAN PORTS
    241 1 {Decision By N Y.K. North German Lloyd DUTCH COMPANIES AND DOLLAR LINE DIVERTING I THEIR CARGO VESSELS ViOST MAIL AND PASSENGER LINERS THAT HAVE BEEN IVI CALLING REGULARLY AT GENOA OR NAPLES WILL IN THE NEAR FUTURE AVOID ITALIAN PORTS ALTOGETHER ON THE HOMEWARD
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    "SMITHY" ABANDONS FLIGHT TO AUSTRALIA
    168 1 "SMITHY" ABANDONS FLIGHT TO AUSTRALIA Beaten By Bad Weather B\I) weather m the Adriatic has brought an abrupt end to Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith's flight from Croydon to Australia \ia Cairo. Baghdad and Singapore. A message irom Brindisi yesterday id he was flying back to England nd was due to arrive
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    NAVAL CONFERENCE
    67 1 Fixed For Dec. 2 London, Oct. 24. I I b nam derided a Naval Conference will be held m London on Dee. I and invitations are being issued to the treaty signatory powers. 11 is anticipated the Ambassadors ni the great naval powers will head the respective delegations
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    GAMING CHARGE FAILS
    67 1 From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Oct. 23. ourteen Chinese who were charged gaming ln a common gaming on Aug. 20 were discharged ay by Mr. F. X Wilson m the Lumpur Police Court without defence being called prosecution had alleged that i the men found gaming
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    20 1 ADMIRAL ORIN G. MURFIN, Com-mander-in-Chief of the U.S. Asiatic Fleet, who arrived at Singapore yesterday on the flagship U.S.S. Augusta.
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    ARMISTICE DAY
    222 1 Official Arrangements For Observance TTHE following official communique is published for general information: His Majesty the King has approved of the observance of Armistice Day, 1935. on Monday. Nov. 11. in the same manner as m previous years. The firing of guns, one at 11 a.m. and two
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    ROAD ACCIDENTS IN BRITAIN
    70 1 London, Oct. 24. The Ministry of Transport announces road accident figures m Britain for the week ending Oct. 10 were: killed 141, injured 4.247. These figures compared with 153 killed and 4.444 injured m the corresponding week of last year. British Radio. London, Oct. 24. The
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    5 1 CIVILISATION* (Copynfht AU Counts,* BARBARISM.
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    British Tramp Shipping Industry Saved From Collapse
    192 1 NEW LIFE FROM SUBSIDY London, Oct. 24. "THE interim report of the Tramp Shipping Administrative Committee on assistance to British snapping recalls the various measures of co-operation introduced during the first six months ol this year as part of the measure Of organisation
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    General Election On Nov. 14
    62 1 London. Oct. 23. JN the course of the debate m the House of Commons yesterday. Mr. Stanley Baldwin announced the General Election would take place on Nov. 14. The new Parliament will meet on Nov. 26 for the election of the Speaker. The State opening
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    FRENCH ELECTIONS
    42 1 i Paris, Oct. 20. The final result of the elections to one-third of the Senate show that the status quo is virtually maintairted. The outstanding feature is M Laval's [personal victory. The Radicals remain ihe most powerful party numerically. Reuter
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    MALAY REGIMENT RECRUITING TOUR.
    47 1 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Oct. 23. A detachment from the Malay Regiment stationed at Port Dickson I arrived this morning by train They are on a recruiting tour, and after I remaining m Penang until Friday, they will go to Taiping. I
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    STEAMERS COLLIDE
    37 1 Berlin, Oct. 20. Four steamers two German, one Dutch and one Norwegian collided on the Elbe. All were badly damaged. Distress signal*, were received from the Italian stealer Pilsna and the French steamer Auvergne. Reuter
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    68 1 London. Oct. 21. On the Stock Exchange with political tension som what relieved by weekend events, the new account started decidedly brighter and there has been a general recovery of prices Giltedged Securities, especially, strengthened. The commodity markets were generally quiet and base metals were all lower on
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    14 1 London. Oct. 20. The death is announced ol Lord Sysonby, formerly Sir Frederick Ponsonby
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    COTTON PRICES SOAR AT ALEXANDRIA
    122 1 COTTON PRICES SOAR AT ALEXANDRIA Urgent Demand From Italy Alexandria. Oct I •THE rising Egyptian cotton QWtftttm reflect the recent urgent demand by exporters ol cotton tor Immediate shipment to Italy against cash payment before sanctions are initialed Overworked labourers h.ivr !..u__il«d arrivals a Alexandria totalling 70 0m bales m
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    EPWORTH LEAGUE PICNIC
    93 2 Dv- to i-nloi a ;n i,■ ]r ances. the straits Chines Enworth League's annual picnic which was :<; have been held on Or' 26, Mr. K. C. Eu*s bungalow, n■. the Singapore Swimming Club now been postponed to Nov. 11 The Presld i I Mr 81 w
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      ROTARY CLUB ADDRESS
      103 2 To The Editor. Dear Sir.— ln your account of my address yesterday to the Rotary Club your reporter misquoted me m reference to my walking 500 miles to "water." I said "border" i.e.. the border ot Northern Rhodesia and Tanganyika Territory <then GermanEast Africa). Actually Northern Rhodesia
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      Strange Combination
      147 2 To The Editor. Sir,- "EIIV" would probably be lntercsted to hear that one T. G. Wintle. <:t Ilkley. Lias made a similar discovery to his. but with regard to figures not letters. This is wliat he says: Judge's Chambers. Supreme Court, Singapore. The group ot figures set out
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    NINE CONVICTIONS
    179 2 Bystanders Catch Kunninu Thief -From Our Own Correspondent." Johore Bahru. Oct tl At the Johore Bahru Assizes. Von? Kui was sentenced by Mr Justice J R Mills te. eighteen months rigorou? Imprisonment ior robbery Accused id nine previous convictions The DPP Inche Abdul Hasnld .said that on June
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    ROMANCE AT EVENTIDE
    160 2 Soldier Of Sl Weds Woman Of 91 Tonuoomha. Queensland. Oct. 10. A er a courtship extending over three or four months. Mrs. Alvina Windeknecht, who is 91. and ex-Sergeant-Majojr Patrick Kelly, who is 81, were iv. anted recently m the chapel at the Home of Rest, Newtown.
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    RADIO IN THE JUNGLE
    104 2 Kabaul. Oct. 13. By means ol a pedal wireless set. communication has been established be-! I ween Rabaul and the Administrator (General McNicoll. who Is at present! "00 miles up the Sepik River, on the Ad|ministration's motor schooner Hemes. While surrounded by primitive natives Wogamusfa recently,
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    He Ran Away From The Police
    140 2 He Ran Away From The Police NORMAL THING TO DO, SAYS MAGISTRATE A SINGAPORE magistrate yesterday sympathised with a hawker for running away from the police. Lee Tong. the hawker concerned, pleaded guilty to selling his wares m a prohibited area. Mr. J. H. S. Cunnyngham-Brown. the fourth magistrate, was
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    Raffles Library
    291 2 The undernoted newly added nonflction and fiction works will be ready for issue on Friday (25 10 35) at 8.30 a.m. Bache (Eve) Youngest Lion. Illus. Birmingham 'OA Pleasant Places. Illu>. Brooks (Van Wyck> The Life ol Emerson Buchan (John) King's Grace 1910— 1935. Farag<j «Ladislas» Abyssinia on
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    DEATH AT WEDDING
    124 2 Bridegroom's Sister Collapses In Church Brisbane. Oct. 13. I>u ring a marriage ceremony m St. Paul's Cathedral. Rockhampton. Queensland. Miss Mable Layers. 54, the bridegroom's sister, collapsed and died Miss Layers was seated m the body of the cathedral and collapsed as the bride was walking to
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      40 2 OPENING TOMORROW PAVILION Matinee at 3. 1 5 ''**$&k£b_\ ur 4H "x. __________________________PP^^^E^l aa A \^^^^tf^V|V_^jß Grudc and Geurgle turn their couple, and bring you a merry mix-up of romance, comedy and SOnrj m Z*Ma m SU*a\- V .>•<*<• Ji-rT I ♦♦♦♦♦♦<
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      148 2 NOTICES. BRITISH TRADE FAIR. 1935. a meeting will be held In the Exchange Room. -Singapore Chamber of Commerce, at 5 p.m. on Tuesday. Oct. 29th. to dlacilSl the question of organising a British Trade Fair In 1936 Only persons Interested as exhibitors are invited to attend. A. HARTLAND. Honorary Secretary.
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      476 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. "AWURM A" (For Worm m? HogM liquid preparation, which is *urr and safe for treating Hors and Puppies Miff ♦•rim. from round or tape worms. Price $1.00 per bottle. MEDICAL HALL LIMITED. Chemists. BOARD RESIDENCE. "LOXTON" First Class Private Hotel Bedrooms with running hot and cold water, ceiling
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      451 2 j Gbe Sfnoapotc jfree press Hand OtSce. CecU btreet. Btat« M Phone M7I 7? Tel: "Tta*. R3ST* 1 Buala Lumpur Ofllce 2, IMB Mrm Pliane 36*. 'London ontoe. 41*1 Hert >,_,. EC. 4. '•"•en Tel: Lendm.laj. U^a^ SUBSCRIPTION RATES WlthtD ouuwe am Malay. Mala* PmZZ Months I I.M I«N liv
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      347 2 Diary Of The Week FRIDAY, OCT. 25. High water. 9 .<. a.m 8 5 tt io 15 p.m B 8 ft Hockey: S.R.C. vs. Combined Services at S.R.C; V.M.C.A. vs. R.E. at V.M.C.A.; S.C.C "A" vs. Fort Canning at S.C.C; Medical College vs. Raffles Inst, at College; Medical College II
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      256 2 Today's Radio Programmes B.B.C— GSG and GSF Wavelengths— l«.Bb* and 10.82 metres i p.m. I 620 Big Ben. An organ recital, relayed from the Regal, Kingston-on-Thames. 6.50 "Gossip Hour— 9th Edition' Consisting of types, visitors comedy, sketches, music, stunts and novelties. Greenwich time signal at 7.20 p.m. 730 The Trocadero
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    MURDER CHARGE AGAINST BANJARESE
    405 3 MURDER CHARGE A GAINST BANJARESE No Motive Advanced Ipoh, Oct. 22. A LLEGED to have killed a compatriot about the \V 2 Mile. Bagan SeraiRoad on the evening of Mar. pear, Aziz bin Sidik. a Banjarese, od ins trial at the Perak Assizes rday on a charge of murder before:
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    Germans Entertain Britons
    49 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Oct. 24. THIRTY German ex-Service men entertained British comrades to dinner at the Deutseher Klub on Tuesday. There was pea soup, sausages and sauerkraut with beer. A specially priiite>d book of German and British war songs were sung again and again.
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    BOOKS TRAVEL
    187 3 Success Of Motor Library In France •From Our Own Correspondent; Paris. Oct. 12 The "bibliobus.** or travelling bookshop, has had a great trek this summer. This motor library, an experiment of the firm of Hachette. is also a newspaper stall on the lines of those of which the
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    NOTED FLIER LEAVES
    189 3 Sq. -Leader Lan^fordSainsbury Sailing Today Singapore will lose one of its most distinguished R.A.F. fliers today when Squadron-Leader T. A. LangfordSainsbury. D.F.C.. A. F.C. who has had 3.000 hours m the air and has a gallant war record, sails for England m the Chitral. Squadron -Leader Langford-Sains-*
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    36 3 With the Christmas hampers, which are being supplied this year by the MAH. A., will go Greetings from Malaya, a well arranged booklet deal- ing tersely dnd crisply with some of the contents of the hampers.
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    Singapore Will Lose With Starting Of New India-Australia Shipping Service Next Year
    501 3 Singapore Will Lose With Starting Of New India-Australia Shipping Service Next Year unusual caller at Singapore yesterday was the British India S. N. Coy's steamer Nowshera. bound from Calcutta for Melbourne. Victoria IT is rarely that a 8.1 ship on the India--Australia run calls at this |port. and her arrival
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    Toy Geese For The Zoo
    547 3 STARTLING FIND BY A WORKMAN London, Oct. 13. A LARGE influx of new and in- teresting animals at the Zoo has resulted during the past week from the return of Mr. C. S. Webb, the well-known naturalist and explorer, who has been on an extended
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    MINES TORN BY EAGLES
    284 3 Heroic Black Saves Master's Life Mount Isa, Oct. 11. Eagles tearing at his hands and lace awoke William Glover <32». a prospector, as he lay unconscious at his camp In Central Australia, weak trom the loss of blood caused wounds inflicted by a bull camel. Thomas
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    Police Traps For Speeding Motorists
    295 3 Police Traps For Speeding Motorists BUKIT TIMAH AND WOODLANDS ROADS POLICE traps are now being laid for speeding motorists on the Bukit Timah and Woodlands Roads. Although there is no speed limit, motorists who drive at dangerous speeds particularly when passing through built-up areas, are liable to be "clocked." A
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    KEPT FROM WORK BY BACKACHE.
    205 3 Suffered For Year*. Backache may be Just bothersomeon the Othtff hand. It may creep ofl and become chronic, and tender \..u incapable of earning y air living B wa.s the unhappy state ol the BUM wrote the letter below until ha induced to try Kruschen
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    HAWK IN WING OF MONOPLANE
    83 3 Brisbane. Oct I A hawk hew Into the «iant winu the New England monoplane. City Sydney, on its way trom Sydney 10 Bn> bane The speed ol the maehm. t« the bird through the material .md H lodged m the frame- work ieatf and mutilated
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      79 3 N > c+j ■___■■___-<«_____ -hi jmmmmmm\ r *9 T^-" *^nS__S_*3H j Wool B intings Flags. Maker repairer of rat 'an and Beriara Chicks, I Canvas Spring Bli *ds. Tarpaulins, Tents. Bag> Blue Screens, Bertam Panda, Wire Netting Fencing, Wool bunti_ii,s and Flags. ABDUL RAHMAN, Telephone 2454. OiTiee: 66, Robinson Road,
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  • WOMEN'S INTERESTS
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      Around The Town— —Mignon Looks On
      1592 4 QUIET WEEK Pom the social point oi view the past week has beer: less exciting than usual nd there seems to have been less priv. Ie parties and other entertaining probably, no doubt, cue to the tact that people are reserving their forces, so
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      Important Feature Of The Art Of Cookery
      537 4 Important Feature Of The Art Of Cookery HTHE ART cf cookery owes much to the onion tribe, for nothing can i take the place of the onion or some member of its family m achieving' the tantalising flavour m soups stews, salads and a host of other dishes. Ii is
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    206 5 BEGINNING AT DAWN, the creates Roman Catholic ceremony m the West of England since the Reformation the consecration of Downside Abbey took place recently. Cardinal Justinian! Seredi, the representative blessing the Abbey with Iloly Water. ABYSSINIAN troops moving up the battle line near Gerlogubi m the «>gaden. In the foreground
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      132 5 EL ORIENTE /il Ji FABRICA DE TOBACOS. INC I \W *->^) LOND R E S oil'll rt smoking KlNimtS uilh its s smooth, mild, satisfyinc s %S tastr made nnl> ■vC > ircmi thr rlioirest Manil.i v*> v tobacco. Gen v i n c JACKSON Manila Cigar. V%: r»_niwioAaiv i
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    Six Singapore Shop Keepers Charged
    139 6 Six Singapore Shop Keepers Charged SIX proprietors of Chinese trading shops m Singapore have a eerious charge preferred against them. It is alleged that without a licence they sold a Chinese powder which when analysed by the Government analyst revealed a quantity ot soluble arsenic. Tho defendants who were summonsed
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    NEW USE FOR RADIO
    82 6 Sydney, Oct. 13. A new use for radio believed to be of great value m the defence of Australia's miles of unguarded coastline, was demonstrated at Liverpool Military training camp during a recent sham gas attack. A battery of loud speakers communicated orders from the commanders,
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    UNITED ENGINEERS' IMPROVED YEAR
    2761 6 Plea For Investment In Local Tin Shares POOR RETURN FROM GILT-EDGED A MARKED improvement m business over the previous year was reported at the annual general meeting of United Engineers, Ltd., held at the registered offices of the company m River Valley Road, Singapore, at noon
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    Breach Of Trust Charges Against Business Man
    413 6 Breach Of Trust Charges Against Business Man JTTHE defence of M. W. J. Nanaya- kara, indicted on three charges jof criminal breach of trust, was j started yesterday before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the Singapore criminal district judge. The prosecution had lasted for five days. Mr. C G. Truelson. a
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    U.S. NAVAL VISIT
    478 6 Cruiser Augusta In Singapore GUNS boomed m salute at two o'clock yesterday afternoon, when the 10,000 tons United States cuiser Augusta, carrying the flag of Admiral Orin G. Murfin, Com-mander-in-Chief of the American Asiatic Fleet entered Singapore tfrom Bangkok. The Augusta had been sighted by Fort Canning
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    Lord Oranmore And Browne
    211 6 DIVORCE DECREE AGAINST HIM London. (>, DECREE nisi, with granted by Mr J u ,ii., m the Divorce Court lady Oranmore and Browi Egerton). Portend Sq (l W.. because of thr ll(i husband. Us* Oram Browne, who did not v. suit. Petitioner was gm tody df
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      38 6 A SCREEN EVENT TO LOOK FORWARD TO The Picture ANNA KARENINA The Stars:- GARBO FREDRIC MARCH and FREDDIE (David Copperfield) BARTHOLOMEW The Producers: Metro Gold wyn Mayer The Author COUNT LEO TOLSTOY -Watch for screening at THE CAPiTOIT"
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      208 6 Here's Sylvia Sidney Bkr !v v\"*.<-' iH ___P^^ ssVHißsa Star of Paramount Pictures Jmm mu mww *************amm m imm SS^^^^^^^^_ j^F _^k\ IVliss Sidney's enthusiasm about /T^ z^==- :=:z=^ l^^ m m \W^ m oap is snare^ n Y of the BS7 1« m Hollywood and Enu' nd. They _M
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    THREE TOWNS WANT TO BECOME ONE CITY
    368 7 Plan For New London Port In Kent T London, Oct. 13. HREE south of England towns are joining forces m an ambitious scheme to attract industryThey are Rochester, Chatham and Gillingham. They adjoin 'Jther alongside the River Medway. Their plan is to make
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    FALSE INVOICE
    101 7 Perfume Vendor Pleads Guilty A frustrated attempt to dccciv tin Selangor Customs by Invoicing -_u\i> at a lower price than they were sold ior, led to a charge m that respec" before Mr H. A. Forrer. the Singapore criminal distnc 4 judge, yesterday Detective-Inspector D. E. Nickel-;. Officer
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    RAFFLES INSTITUTION
    124 7 (apt. J. M. Meade Acting As Principal Capt. J. M. Meade, B.A (T.C.D.). Superintendent of Education. i Johore. is now acting as prin- cipal of Raffles Institution. Singapore, m the absence of Mr. D. W. McLeod. who is on leave. Capt Meade, who took up his duties lon
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    MURDER CHARGE
    109 7 Body Found Alongside Main Road From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. Oct. 22. Aziz bin Sidik. alleged to have been the last person to be seen m company of Hassan whose body was found alongside the main trunk road between Bagan Serai and Taiping. v. as arraigned at the
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    TIN QUOTA TRAFFIC
    322 7 May Be Forbidden In Near Future Traffic m tin quotas m the F.M.S i may be forbidden m the near future. This vitally important change «f policy is implied In an announcement made yesterday by the Controller of Tin ReatriCtlon. Mr A G Macdonald Those mines which
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    MALAY ACQUITTED
    185 7 "Most Remarkable Case Ot Banishment" (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Oct. TS. What Mr. Juftlce Whltlef described as the most remarkable case of banishment m his experience was concluded a* the Assize Court this morning, when a Malay. Haji Sukar bin Radin. was acquitted on a charge ol
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    FORGED DOCUMENT
    84 7 Tamil Convicted But Hound Over •From Our Own Correspondents reiianc. Oct. 23. Sentence was passed today m the Assize Court on a Tamil prisoner named Jeganathan. who was founc guilty of dishonestly using as genuine a forged document purporting to be 3 receipt lor aboTt $9. Mr Justice
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      318 7 \EXT WEEK AT THE CAPITOL 365 TIMES BETTER THAN A YEAR AGO! More many, many A more glorious stars Ay gorgeous girls Af hum-able tunes hi- W lorious laughs eye- M cofching dances lavish spectacles 9 T V' *L_ fALICE FAYE m m JAMES DUNN r I NED SPARKS m
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      254 7 Crowded Houses Acclaimed this Grand New Spectacular Dance- I Oirl Song Show Last Night! HAW'T MICC IT 1 1 6.15 NIGHTLY 9.15 Th^ Famous Star, of GAY DIVORCER n ,urn m a Rl,, ors with IRENE DUNNE and Holl> wood's Most Beautiful Girls. 11 j IT S RK.O'S Best Musical
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ENGAGEMENT
    55 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ENGAGEMENT The engagement is announced beI tween Mr. Liv Soo Boon eldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lim Yew Wah i md Miss Phuak Guat Neo eldest I daughter of the late Mr. Phuah Cheong Tiu and Mrs. Phuah Cheong Tlu. The marriage will take place
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1935 Liberal Policy In Canada
    874 8 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1935 Liberal Policy In Canada I i TTHE recent sweeping victory of the Liberal Party m the General Election m Canada is an event of considerable significance to the Empire as a whole. It was generally 'expected that Mr. Mackenzie King j would
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    DAY TO DAY
    209 8 Mr. A. V. Gibbins. Senior Executive Engineer, has been appointed to act as State Engineer, Pahang. H.H. Tunku Kassim bin Sultan Abdul Hamid. State Treasurer. Kedah. has reported his return from leave and resumed duty. Mr. H. T. Abraham. Sanitary Inspector, Kuala Lumpur, son of the Rev.
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    As I Was Saying
    582 8 Poppy DayIi Singapore Livelier Literature Reading Only THE GENERAL sale of poppies m Singapore this year will be on Friday. Nov. 8. and can be purchased at any of the stalls arranged for that purpose and *rom sellers outside most of the large buildings Several entertainments
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    The Hedge
    961 8 pKAU Wolff had brought out a sun- 1 shade with her from the house, since a brick and stucco wall, however high, does not cast the same cool shad, as would a linden hedge She edned her great bulk painfully round the iron con- tours ot the little
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      176 8 We have a limited number of empty casks for disposal at $5.00 each. Cut m halves they make excellent tubs for use m gardens. Caldbeck, Macgregor Co., Ltd., Incorporated under the Companies' Ordinate"* of Hong Kong I 'Incorporated m Shanghai.) Wine Merchants. 201, Cantonment Road. Tel. 5371. MAY WE SUGGEST?
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      63 8 "THIEVES SURPRISED by Junior Clerk working late," announces a headline m a home paper. And who wouldn't be? But it is no use working late and early if you have not a GAFLAC ACCIDENT AND ALL SICKNESS POLICY to see you through the terrible financial strain of serious illness or
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  • FREE PRESS SPECIAL COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      LAST NIGHT'S QUOTATIONS
      242 9 By arrangement with the Exchange Telegraph Company Ltd., the Singapore Free Press is able to offer to its readers this complete and reliable service of commercial news from London, New York and other centres. This is the first occasion on which a newspaper published m Malaya has
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      LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS & SHARES
      478 9 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES trom London, 6 p. m. Oct. 24 mmm mmmm m mmmmmm i -J. 1 denomination unless otherwise stated Previous v xr ac r-,- x-xeviousiy Yesterday Rise or Fail ralon Loan, 5 p.c.. 1944-64 HG3 4 117 Founding Loan. 4 p.c. 1960-90 H H i
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      COMMODITIES
      85 9 Rubber: Steady. London Spot: 6 13 32d. I Previously: Firm at 6 3 H d Jan-Mar.: 6"- 2 d. Previously: 6 7 16d April- June: 6 5 8 d Previously: 6 9 16d. Previously: 6 ;J 4 d Previously: 13.03 c New York: Jan.. 13.26 c Previously: 13.11 c.
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      69 9 Tin: Strong. Cash: €223 5s Previously: Easier at €213. Three months: €214 15s. Previously: €_>11 ss. Copper: Settlement: €35 ss. Previously: €34 12s. 6a Lead: Settlement: €18. Previously: €17 10s. Spelter: Settlement price: €16 7s 6d Previously: £16 2s. 6d. Gold: Yesterday: €7 Is 3* 2 d Previously: €7
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      181 9 Oct. 21. 22. 23. Can Com. 146 7 K 148 n 4 149 an Telephone and Telegraph 141 141 > 4 142 Railroad 47 J j 48 49 > 8 peak 45 45 45» 4 136 1 133 1 i 36 i 4 145 8 135 8
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      FORDS POPULARITY
      91 9 Record Irish Motor Registrations Dublin. Total registration of new motor vehicles m the Irish Free State lor July 'were 1.097. constituting a record for ithe present year. Private cars ac- counted for 846 of the total. The majority of private car registrations relate to Ford cars, these numbering
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      SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
      79 9 Oct. 24 Buyers Sellers Gambier 6.00 Java Cube 9.75 Hamburg Cube 10.00 Copra. Sundried 5.10 Copra, mixed 4.60 Small Flake Tapioca 4.65 R.B. Siam No. 1 koyan 16/ Banja Jelotong 8.50 Sarawak Jelotong 8.25 R. <Siam> W.C. No. 1 per koyan 140 Rice. Saigon Al 158 Rice.
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      Foreign Exchange Rates
      87 9 London Closing Quotations Oct. 24 Method of Parity before Rate PreCentre Quoting 20-9-31 Yesterday viouslv Paris Francs to 124.21 74 S 8 74 916 New York Ito 486 2 3 991 15 16 491 11 16 Calcutta Pe A rupee Is 6d Is 6» 8 d Is
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      LOCAL EXCHANGE RATES
      225 9 Yesterday's Singapore Quotations Oct. 24 London. 4 months' sight 2 4 l 8 London. 3 months' sight 2 4 3 32 London. 60 days' sight 2 4 1 16 London. 30 days' sight 2 4 1 32 London, demand 24 London. T.T. 2 4 Lyons. Paris, demand
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      STOCK EXCHANGE
      100 9 Broadening Investment Demand London. Oct. 22. On the Stock Exchange today the general tone continued satisfactory, a feature being the broadening investmen! demand for Giltedged Securities. but m view of today's reassembly of Parliament and a disposition to await Sir Samuel Hoare's speech, business m moat other sections
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      CAPITAL REDUCED
      106 9 'From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Oct. 22. In the Chancery Division yesterday Mr. Justice Bennett confirmed the reduction of capital of Malayan RubberLoan and Agency from £462.441 tc £394.574 by writing oh' a shilling from each ordinary two shilling share of which 1.357.338 are issued. The company's counsel
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      SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES
      1132 9 I Fraser and Co. 's List THURSDAY. OCT. 24. I*:;., MINING Ampat Tin ,4s, E»T Asam Kumbang <£i 33s 6d 34s 6d Austral Malay (£> 60 S 6ls Ayer Hitam Tin (ss) Ms 6d 15s, 6d Ayer Weng <$l> 185 i9b Bangrin Tin (£> 20s,
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      STE. MADELEINE SUGAR
      246 9 Dividend At Higher Level Maintained Sugar has participated m the meenl recovery m commodity values While the price of Cuban varieties m Lundon is now substantially abovr th.- |Q** level for the year, which was touched m July, the average for the nine months to date is
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      85 9 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association I Oet >|. I o'clock noon Buyers Seller* No I. X RSS ir# 'FOB o. ,r 21 U|i M I M Good FAQ m cases •FOB October* 21 316 L'l I No I X R.S.S tspoi Joo.se. '.iwardtble Latest (able London Spot Sheet 6 3
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      EXCHEQUER RETURNS
      53 9 London. Oil !3 Exehrijuei r« I 'litis show dinary revenue excluding ielf-bi ing items amount.s to K3MJISJ I compared with il 3 10.0a 1 590 at corresponding date ol last Total ordinary expenditure rsrlmlTl ol sell-balancing items Is 8 3*3.1 against c 376.365.480 at the corresponding date of
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    ALL-ROUND REVIVAL
    156 10 Unemployment In Australia Lowest •Since 1932 Canberra, Oct. 11. Hand m hand with the general improvement m business, unemployment In Australia has reached its lowest level j since the worst depression period m May. 1932. Returns tor the third quar- I ter of 1935, issued by ihe Commonwealth
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    70 10 The Italian mail liner Conte Rosso, which left Tr*!»te on Oct. 11. will crrive at Singapore on Oct. 29 to land passengers and cargo from Europe and embark passengers for China and Japan ports. Information having been received J hat goat-pox exists m Province Wellesley, the President of the State
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    SERIOUS SITUATION IN NORTH CHINA
    483 10  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Lower Taxes i j Promised To Peasants REVOLT IN HONAN Shanghai, Oct. 24. THE situation m North China is reported to be still serious, although the tension m the District of Hsiang Ho has eased considerably as the result of the
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    CHEATING OF HARBOUR BOARD CONTRACTOR ALLEGED
    483 10 Paid $1,625 But Never Received Shares A CONTRACTOR to the Singapore Harbour Board described before Mr. C. H. Whitton. the third magistrate, yesterday, the circumstances under which he alleged hr parted with a cheque for $1,625. H^ believed, he stated tie would h.iv.* received
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    18 MONTHS R.I.
    70 10 Kuala Lumpur. Oct. 23 C. T. Lim. alias Lim Cheng Teik. a former storekeeper, salesman and bill collector, employed by Messrs. Barlow and Co.. Kuala Lumpur, pleaded guilty today betore the Chief Justice Sir Samuel Thomas, at the Selangor Assizes, to charges of dishonestly using as genuine
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    State Of Perak Wins Civil Claim
    117 10 AWARDED $30 BY MAGISTRATE From Our Own Correspondent i Taipins;. Oct. 24 The State Of Perak hied a civil claim ior 529.80 against V K. Murugasa Pillai. Taiping toddy contractor, representing assessment due on Indian labour employed by defendant for supply oi toady ior
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    "ROBERTA"
    233 10 Really Fine Acting In A Super-Musical A new line iii musical hits Wai opened by RKO Radio with 'Roberta. the picture which was seen by H.E. Sir Shenton Thomas. Lady Thomas and Miss Bridget Thomas and enthusi •.< audiences at the Capitol premier night. Not only does the performance
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    KEMPAS LTD.
    250 10 Dividend Of P«r The report by tin din (tors oi Kempas. Ltd., to the twentyfifth ordinary annual general meeting of the company to be held on Saturday. Oct. 26. at 11 a.m. at Malacca, states: Tin operations lor thi year result m a profit of $73,490.73 balance brought
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    PORT HEALTH
    107 10 Tiie health bulletin of the League of i Nations Eastern Bureau for the Week ended Oct. 19 is as follows Plague, cholera and smallpox have been reported from tht- following ports m the Eastern Arena: Colombo: 1 plague case and 1 death. Bangkok: 7 cholera cases and 2
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    COOLIE KILLS WOMAN AND HIMSELF
    214 10 COOLIE KILLS WOMAN AND HIMSELF Child Fouttd Asleep Beside Corpse (From Our O I Kuala Lumpur. < nriiE murder Paki.im mlf derer. Karpiati lias M i the coolie linei c i Sentul. were u» sent). I Coroner m thi Ku lis I Court yesterds Inspector Ch «ig Tuck Yeu sd
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    TWENTY CENTS THEFT
    71 10 Tamil Police CtMtaM •Tonvicted a Tamil Rajaratnam. convicted by Singi twenty cent He was at. Office, oi tl.. Detect! A clerk erapl fi wh left his COat 1 Ifl fl v tl the luncheoi I Ond sm Watch was seen tO gO tO thi hand Into Nn
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      339 10 I f TT27 ¥3 GOLF \_Z2t\ Jf Wt -J m^^^ C I ■i:ia:iv,'_B-iJi:pi:i>ibi_^ i:h,ii,i tfaosM s SHOWER PROOF COTTON POPLIN IN A SMART FAWN SHADE. TWO PATCH POCKETS, LONG SLEEVES. TWIN BUTTON CUFFS. LIGHT IN WEIGHT. WELL MADE AND FINISHED. I STOCKED IN SIZES, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 CHEST
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      48 10 i _Z T TODAY TIFFIN $1.00 Pot.«^« I>artilaj Killrl ol SeUnstn l tarn KoaM Duckling *PP*«' S«»«r <_rcrn NM A Bro»n MUSS fold Miit A SsM jniltj lor (turn Chrcsr limit, < otter. TRY OUR SPECIALITIES^ FRESH crlb BAKED ALASKA <* A < MOM OF OVER 100 OTHER DISHES PHONE
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      118 10 AIR PASSENGERS The i Dutch airy. Arrived from Nil h> KMIV I'l. AtK on Oct. ll: Mr M ill 1 ken Left for N I I tj KMI M TK su Oct SS: M i. Mr 1 TJlng. Mr Oey 1 Ml H mm and Mr 8 C Bn Itti
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    FIVE YEARS To Cycle and Hike round The World
    1109 11 FIVE YEARS To Cycle and Hike round The World Local Chinese Topics BY OUR CHINESE CORRESPONDENT Mil Pan Teh Ming, who has taken i little more than five years to .md hike round the world, has ived m Singapore on his way back nghai his native home. .at period he
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    MIGRANTS SENT HOME
    98 11 £53,500 Spent By Western Australia Perth, Oct. 12. The Government had found money to repatriate many migrants who would 1 never have made good m this country, the Premier (Mr. Collier) stated m a i debate on the Estimates m the Legislative Assembly, answering a query on
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    461 11  -  Ely Culbertson by I World's Champion Player And Greatest Card Analyst LEADING FROM A TENACE ALL players are taught to avoid lead- ing from tenaces. To lead the Queen from an Ace-Queen-ten combination violates almost all general principles of plajr. Yet there are many cases In which
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      141 11 HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated ln the Coleny of Hong Kong) The liability of members ls limited to the extent and ln the manner prescribed oy Ordinance No 6 of 1929 of the Colony. HEAD OFFICE BONG KONG Authorised Capital $50,000,000 Issued and rully paid up $20.090 o*o Reserve
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      487 11 1 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated m England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital tn 800.000 shares of £5 each £3.000.000 Reserve Fund £3 00TJ)00 Reserve Liability of Proprietors |3 oo oo HEAD OFFICE 38, Blshopsgate, London EC 2 Agencies and Branches Aior Star Iloilo Salgoa Amritsar
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      S.S. CONTE ROSSO
      48 12 The S.S Conte Rosso is due here on Tuesday morning, Oct. 29. from Trieste. Venice. Brindisi. Port Said. Bombay and Colombo. She will berth alongside the S.H.B. wharves and is expected to sail again the same day at 4 p.m. for Hong Kong and Shanghai.
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      THE QUEEN MARYS FIRST BIRTHDAY
      1171 12 THE QUEEN MARYS FIRST BIRTHDAY Giant Liner's Progress In Twelve Months THE following is an English writer's impressions written after his visit to the Queen Mary on the occasion of her first anniversary on Sept. 26 as she lay m the Clyde just a year after he had seen her
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      SHIPBUILDERS SECURITY
      251 12 Total Of 149 Berths Now Purchased IN view of the improved general con- dition of the country, greater inter- '< est was being taken m the valuable sites with river lrontages which National Shipbuilders Security had available for other industries on the Tyne. Wear. Tees. Humber. Clyde and
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      MYSTERY SOLVED
      219 12 Owner Of Deserted Yachi Arrives In America The "mystery* 1 o: a iuxun. yacht found abandoned m the .V was reported by the banana sV.tj on her arrival In Bristol recently Chiel OflkiCl ('-..inter. Wt boat's crew sb .id that the vessel, the I_sdehi tna, bad It wmm
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      C.M.S.N. COMPANY
      63 12 Accounts Taken Over b) Official Of Minis! i > Bawaaai In accordance j..th an Ministry ol OommWAk pendent OOOOWntlng ""WeU ID tuted m the < M Navigation Co recently wh counts and Other affairs counting department crt r by Mr. Chang Tmg-chl c«P«1 count ant of the Ministry
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      525 12 BOUSTEAD Co., Ltd. Incorporate In P. M.S.) (Kl.trilONß: Freight 5433 Passage MSI. LLOYDS AGENTS. 1. 4IOOK.LNO AGENT* WOU FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS. KOYAL STATE RAILWAYS OF SIAM. mm-maaaamaauaaaaaaa CANADIAN PACIffIC >.. ,Woai_D- «unn Incorporated m England) JTBAWL tYSTH* :'z->:-::k*.< ■■:>■-» IHE "EMPRESS" ROUTfc offers fRANS-PACIFIC SERVICES vU HONOMJLC or direct
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      578 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And i Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pm. Thursday 7.45 a.m. Mot Star. Mon. to Frl.* 745 am. Saturday 7.45 a.m. and 7 p.m. Ipoh: Weekdays* 7.45 a.m. and 7 p.m. Klang Kuala Lipis, Port Swettenham, Taiping and Telok Anson: Weekdays* 7 pm.
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      299 12 SINGAPORE j HARBOUR Ships alongside (he uh or expected fo arm, East Wharl (Enframe (.air H.M.S. >h raid 23 <» Main Wharf (Entrance Gatr Chitral. Corla II Ooi lore 8; Able I Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3> Siiveryew 30. Bteel 1 Adrastus 34. Shohei Maru West Wharf (Entrance (iate HOHUH
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      453 13 a*" T^ Ma 1) t J U\ arid BRITISH INDIA P S JSnSS? SAILINGS. Dae Tnage Spore. Tmaam a^L LORE ..000 Oet 29 n f S 15.000 Oct. 25 CHITRAL 15 000 JaT" 9 HI 17,000 Nov. g BURDWAN 6070 Jan 16 8,100 NOT. 11 CATHAY ***** Jan i" RA
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      493 13 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England) "ELLERMAN" LINE FOR HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBLRG. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL Also accepting cargo for Canadian and American ports via Colomhn Steamer v City of Bristol Qn s ils City ol Windsor ov 2 Nov W Nov I] Calls Glasgow.
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      1021 13 I l^^m^'*^^^m T^lP**ammmmW JHK BLUE FUNNLL LLNL (Ocean [he H... iru, Steam Ship Co., Ltd. and China Mutual The Cun-rH x^ ir m>,hi l9i «-td. Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.) tk! v unar *****l** Star Ltd The Strait. Steamship Co., Ltd. r^ '"J"* sl '»n--hlp l„. Li 4 The CLina Navigation
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      696 14 t\m P. Mb I IONINKLIJILft PAKfcIVAAKI MAATSCMAr* U OPHIR Friday, Oct. 25, Muntok (pass-ngers and mails only), Batavia, Semarang and Soiyrabaya. MlJER— Friday. Oct. 25. Rhio, Blinjoe. Djeboes. Soengei-I iat. Pangkal-Pinang, Koba. Tanjong-Pandan and Batavia TINOMBO— Friday. Oct. 25, Belawan-Deli. TOGlAN— Saturday. Oct 26, Pontianak TOBA— Saturday, Oct 26, Moeara-Saba
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      554 14 JOINT SERVICE PRINCE LINE— SILVER LINE FOR HALIFAX, BOSTON, NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA, VIA CAPE OF GOOD HOPE Due Sails Due Singapore Singapore New York M.S. SILVERYEW In Port Oct. 28 Dec. 13 M.S. JAVANESE PRINCE Nov. 4 Nov. 11 Dec 27 M.S. SILVER CYPRESS Nov. 18 Nov. 25
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      20 14 **>\*_^_^_w_\ Photographic copies of Free Press local pictures can be obtained on application to the Manager. Price 50 cents each.
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      577 14 O. S. K. LINE FOR AFRICA AND SOI'TH AMERICA Montevideo Buenos Aires via Colombo. Durban Maru Cape Town Rio. Santo> .md Montevlo* j- Hawaii Maru Santos, Buenos Aires via Colombo Mombasa. Tanga Zanzibar. Dar-es-Saiaam. Beira, L Marques Durban P Elizabeth, and Cape Town Karachi Maru Cape Town via Mombasa. Zanzibar
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    MORE ABOUT THE CUP FINAL BROADCAST DISPUTE
    729 15 Huddersfield Beaten RECORD LEAGUE CROWD AT j STAMFORD BRIDGE (Prom the Free Press Correspondent) London, Oct. 15. the opposition of four-fifths of the English League clubs the Football Association have decided that the Cup Final at WemApril 25 shall be broadcast. ions had
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    Penang's Team Against Perak
    868 15 Penang's Team Against Perak SATURDAYS RUGGER MATCH (From Our Own Correspondent) Penan*, Oct. 23. AFTER the trial game yester- day the following were selected to represent Penang against Perak m the inter-State rugger match on Saturday at Penang Cheong Foong Chin. Hague, Kirke, Jones, West, Lim Keng Chuan, Kar Cheng,
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    FORTY-TWO runners for THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE
    367 15 FORTY-TWO runners for THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE Race Run Next Wednesday I G. RICHARDS TO RIDE THE BLUE BOY London. Oct. 111. pORTY-TWO horses have accepted for the C'amhridgeshirr which is to he run at Newmarket on Oct 3a over a distance of a mile and a furlong. The acceptances and probable
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    LATEST CALL OVER
    237 15 I u> i p.' |tiw taken snd offered l<t to 1 I ;ro. Court token and ofl. i oo to 0 Kmalist taken and otl 1 100 to »j Negundo offered. 18 t< l t< l Boethiiw and British Quota oil i cd. 22 to l taken
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUBS ANNUAL MEETING
    316 15 KEPPEL GOLF CLUBS ANNUAL MEETING Next Thursday Tm KcppH Golf Club uill hold llirir 33rd annual ueneral meeting at thr Cluh _BOS_BS o n Tliursci.it Oct. 31. at «i.4.*» p.m. ulir n th r fnllo\. ins business uill br transacted: 1. To r< l«t ti.i CoiuuiiiN 1 iiliri audio (I
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      43 15 PETROL RUNNING ITO WASTE while you use those old. worn-out, wasteful p l u g s CHANGE TO Kfijr '"f -iB/ at -ay ai Ja a* *i DMI BVIOTI for MS! r s lIORN'KO MOTORS f Tl» REMEMBER ASK FOR THE ENGLISH A.C.
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    GREAT STRUGGLE BETWEEN POLICE AND R.A.F.
    490 16 Drawn Hockey Match HUSSEINS GOALKEEPING SAVES DEFEAT Police 1 R.A.F 1. TWO well-matched hockey teams had a great struggle at the 1 Thomson Road depot yesterday. They were the Police and the Royal Air Force who fought out a draw of I—l.1 1. The
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    "LOUIS HAS KILLED THE COLOUR BAR"
    845 16 photo). All Because He Is Quiet And So Unassuming "THIS letter from George Washington Cole, one oi Joe Louis's sparring partners, was received by a friend of Cole's In London. Pompton Lake. New Jersey. September 17, 1935. CPARRING with Joe Louis. I've taken a
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    SELANGOR SOCCER
    166 16 Referees' Certificates Granted 'From Our Own Correspondent" Kuala Lumpur. Oct. 22. The Selangor Football Association's Referees' Board, consisting of Messrs. C G. Sollis. C. Thornton and J. J. Sheehan have granted S.F.A. certificates to the following, who are thereby declared competent to referee matches under the jurisdiction or
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    INTER-STATE RUGGER MATCH
    75 16 Singapore's Team """PHE following have accepted to play Rugby for Singapore vs. Negri-Malacca at Seremban on Saturday. The team will leave by the night mail today. J. S. Keay: F. P. H. Pearse. H. Price. J. Cooke and W. H. McNeill: C. W. Lyle and A. Cromarty:
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    OXFORDS BIG WIN
    31 16 OXFORDS BIG WIN London. Oct. 24. THE Rugby I/nion match be- tween Oxford University and Newport this afternoon resulted m a win for the University, the score being 12 0. Reuter.
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    S.C.C. WERE LUCKY TO BEAT THE WILTSHIRES
    353 16 S.C.C. WERE LUCKY TO BEAT THE WILTSHIRES j A Close Game LOSERS GENERALLY HAD THE UPPER HAND S.C.C 2 Wiltshires \TOTWITHSTANDING the fact that they held a lerritorui l(1 n vantage for the major part of the game, the Uiitsf were beaten at hockey by the S.C.C. on the padang
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    N.S. MIXED DOUBLES
    92 16 Joan Peris And Partner Win Seremban. Oct. 20. MISS Joan Peris, daughter of Mr P. A. Peris of Seremban. partnering Chan Ah Kam won the Negri Sembiian mixed doubles title at the King George V. School hall today, when the pair defeated Mrs. Chan Wei Fong and
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    CLEAN SWEEP BY GARDENS G.C.
    51 16 From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Oct. 22. The Gardens Golf Club were at home on Sunday to the Kampong Kuantan Golf Club. Four fourball foursomes were played m the morning and two singles m the afternoon. All six matches were won by the G.G.C.
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    169 16 To Play Garrison Club On Sunday The following players will take part m the representative golf match between the Keppel Golf Club and the Garrison Golf Club, to be played over the Keppel links on Sunday. Oct 27: a.m. 8.45 Lieut Bond <3» vs H. I Jones
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      46 16 THE OCEAN Accident Guarantee Corporation, Limited. P>orated m Great Britain) c n's Compensation nts and Illness. Burglary. MOTOR. Plate Glass, ablic Liability er's Insurance, gage Insurance. 1i t y Guarantee, ships Trusteeships. FFICE FOR MALAYA, :D BANK CHAMBERS, SINGAPORE. Manager Tel. No. CT. NORMAN BENNETT. 2310
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      99 16 SEE THE NEW COOKERS _-^h v 3 Tn An x t,mc y° u are P*"'°S |//y T^W tth|C g*s showrooms, you ,^'ff^ I rifY ■■_> i can call m and see the ry* '*test models of gas J \ma_m cookers. Their appear- dJSLI /A\ I ancc w tn tnc,r enamel
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      183 16 MIXED FOURSOMES Draw For Keppel Club Competition The draw for partners for the Keppel Golf Club mixed foursomes competition to be played on Sunday Oc 'JT is as follows p.m. 3.45 E Hitcham .md Miss Hirst VI G. Pritchett and Miss M Robinson 3.50 R J Fennie and Miss Clouder
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      20 16 tt W lonn and Mr I I 440 M. G Har\- v and Mr J B Devut and Miss y
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