The Straits Times, 19 September 1934

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    35 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NE/.HLY A CENTURY THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1934. PRICE 10 CENTS 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 19J4. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      331 1 SINGAPORE 140, CECIL ST. ('PHONE 6161). THE SUNDAY i [times I MALAYA'S PREMIER SUNDAY NEWSPAPER Vigorous when others j&u 3r/^^ are tired Ki^mu/^W -becaui. HORLtCKS «i... M l\ I<WK<'1 < WK<' /dMIA '/3rd extra «oer g y /^5/llw I M V JB H YOlk store of energy depends very directly
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      198 1 KuiU" UJU: "E^MWfcja b IMV -SPECIALDJivsoN iM SPECIAL SCOTCH WHISKY Lm* SOLE AGENTS J^ jH ROBINSON CO., LTD. «|1 SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. M Have you ordered your I LEG OF LAMB BBSW H AND flr^^fJ^l I MINT SAUCE? Wj Tender Delicious. Write it on your list now. wQ.ZJ'^^* WHO IS
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      36 2 -.ini-iiN.i ANNOUNCEMENTS. m*»i i k ijm^ja 111 1 N 0...t I HI n I i« ijiinWi it** ...4 M) t».«< i \muii: n) I Til ii ii .1 i. d«» M I ill.. mm r. i
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    RUM-RUNNING IN U.S WATERS.
    60 3 RUM-RUNNING IN U.S WATERS. hlill V I'milMiil H,inlii»m. Wasi mil. til nl lluti.il ini lillli lism nil In HiiMiiillin *9l (Aft* Ne i»ll"«mi M.i. i BM Worst almiH 1 I .111 an 1 ties Ciiml '''•Ht''^.MMm,':i' m! v':::;i i; n MM l II lullliH i i lillli tali ii .mmimh
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    THE OLYMIA AGROUND.
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    DOYEN OF YANGTSE RIVER MASTERS.
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    GUNBOAT SMUGGLERS.
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    DOCKYARD MYSTERY.
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    TEA BOYS CREATE MORE TROUBLE.
    24 3 TEA BOYS CREATE MORE TROUBLE. 11.. 1 INttAto" I'imlilcih In HliiimmHml. .1 II I'' Ii I' I '".'I Mw_HWLI tBP*" aUaV al Mea.net Hlilflrri
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    VESSELS ARRIVED.
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
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      367 3 BOUSTEAD C 0. f LTD. iiiMßlad In mil UOVIIft AUINIti OANADIAN PACiriC. ■MrflHM of CAMAIiA ptf 1 fewar.a .1 l.aan DT till laaia.a ml I •n.tf* II III! I »jJ I ii n (.a I a t initial I all ii Mill Imiml-i I .In, Ulkihi MH I I iIOIIHTHAII
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      191 3 1 1 HUMAN X IiIUHNMI SIi AMSIIir NI I 111 llnraiaai.l»4 In Bti|lan4 I U. f.ll. INM lIWI 11 AMHMIIAN A MANI 111 Ml AN Via faita |M h i linlliil utaanin fHf tUllli iiilUml.it an M. M I II II A Ml, I 111 AiiM.it ■iNii«ruim anii i»n»nu ISTHMIAN
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      81 4 aiNtw ii flames- BBatsssea. HI N m naiaai ka*^a«SfcaSßV M "l^atoatoya" Lasilei. HON RATES J I Ml M IJI M Ih, u.ual haa* Hamuli T%» e*»«n» lJ»sar«etl«»« t anm sham 1 i* t i ■not* a. as ui.dri Rate peßßj*. ins* II 1916 auit-e 11-M per n •.waVsllr-u nr** nrr**<.
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      158 4 HOUSF •I rirta- and Bectrlrlty. Onlt»d •ilows lon, arntJt Oct L Apply Pateraon «*■> h ><■ urt a (I tame. 111-B fMntagt. modern sanitation. r vttb stri 8133 rflttHa* particulars apply Ml. •rrjrUi Park I ganm i.nt'i at Tan Jong I aaaaflßß Oflj.ee p .evori '^t.UaSie qusi **rs a« ind
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      191 4 M-? Bi.«Trrm nt n rm<i to thfi rrrrr «t flit rrfiT^ ta^H pottac* ontoMk Malaya, t Matty* Ortlt Kymiif tf I (Manafi Q W «Wrn A C giw b( cbia *«t bam MT tran •sort: Tn it* X I f!.!0 rnr^ ivi r«tr» fnf tart G atltntm I WOWtim «r
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      152 4 Nonrr ti«« 11 Cow .--1 Mn| trap wttr aHI'IIM m any way br inrinrntrite for ruch llabldliea. CHAN JIM J.KB (Vendw) Dated. Biptiwtii 19 IM4. On S«i <'d»j. *i. IM4 »t t.J* p.m. CHINO KCNO Let dOO.I Aucttonrjis Valuers. iimn 4 My i AUCTION 4 v MORTGAGEE'S i .A vaJii»U<
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      221 4 > f1 1 Hr* HArtU md Mb»a HAIDA Lahore, 7467 ,S« VJ? ■its. ■llucr and »Mi»»«p»«^«Miii» -tchfti M».*>. Mlt AKAJI lit Moor. No. lit. MMitir Koao O. H KTAT m i.n > > gror. P IA^Q Tv^iNC ft HIRING Wxlrte Uglit MotVrm (UnHStorT PHONE. 29«», T 74 Orrh.rH R«b«L fMlon"
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    NETHERLNDS INDIA RUBBER STATISTICS
    24 5 wjw gyjw *5 iff JgT I■ Hill wn rui ~ji ran or Export 1M~ Beiixan Latex i j ~mnmr tm
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    SINGAPORE.
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    ONE TRANSMITTER
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    PHOHI-HOLLAND
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    LAND-SEA-AIK MILITARY OPERATIONS PLANNED.
    342 6 ..i».i.»»i —t iim i it tit m m I .11 mil has 1 1 i ut H88 Orai and .11 tl,l hi m k.lVI, .-II Li At I he wind .1 86 ii., i'. s i ii,,«i i.uir A.,,ni,ti und from BlJl- Mai kuuiMtr- Is i
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    GRIM STORY OF THE SOUTH SEAS.
    36 6 GRIM STORY OF THE SOUTH SEAS. 1.g11.l 11. 1,1 111. a magi was r u i, an i ii up sheep ";.r» Sri 1 a, ...I ..i. L.I tin lIHt11.. 1,,,, I ML. I. I ,1
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      55 6 DALTON W'llii i ij il II =>• V \\U HIM I. Hi Ullil II ItruM. |{imi\( ro\ M\\i» he. pn| .i. *m» HOT SAWS HMf ANPMONfV? >•« i .it IMPERIAL AIRMAIL B m.A!N ANO YOU POST ON *ATU«Om. m I I "if there were as good an oil as Wakefield
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    GERMAN DEBTS.
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    RELIGIOUS RIOT.
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    FRENCH BUDGET.
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    HOSPITAL BOYCOT.
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      151 7 nnßkAiMiiUNiiiiNfi |CAP|TOL| IMMA¥ WNi SiiSiiSSi P PUitlG BiMAMß=lPfglftb FIWAb RpS§OilSSoiFBlll BIIPftTGM FRBM lIWB*PBRi! IiIIETA OAIiBO In "QUEEN CHRISTINA" mbiw 88fcB^yw m^bbi biitimshbhib w&m w tMBtMJB^ it aatim BPWIMB tomBm»w meiff« i_igteß|j(j m§a»iism §a»ii5 ay^Jjf^.ffl?S?lS > tlwfHH!! fen! »nrt Rim* MH^j^TOßgß^tigßi w u k m h logntwm^weey 4m^ LOMTTA YOUNO _jBT
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      OUTLOOK FOR ANGLO-DUTCH PLANTATIONS.
      1128 9 OUTLOOK FOR ANGLO-DUTCH PLANTATIONS. this unlort Anglo-Dutch Plantations of Java is an undertaking which stands out as a giant among the myriad of small businesses engaged in the production oi rubber and tea. It is the foremost tea-growing concern in the Dutch East Indies, and throughout the world there are
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      66 9 A device, hailing from Australia, aims at the elimination of delays due to rain at cricket matches. A roller is covered with a sheet of sponge rubber and after rain, the roller Is pulled over the pitch, which can be dried and fit for play m a very short time.
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      HOME AND AMERICAN STOCKS.
      285 9 Last Night's London Quotations. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) London, Sept. 18. Closing quotations today of the principal British stocks are given below. The rise or fall is m relation to the price of Sept. 13. GOVERNMENT SIOCKS. BRITISH. Raw W FaD Conversion Loan 5% 119 Funding
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      LONDON RUBBER REPORT.
      776 9 London, Sept. 5, After being firm on Thursday of la.« week with business done In ribbed smoked sheet on the spot at 7%d. and further buyers at that price, the market went slightly easier on Friday and opened dull on Monday, write Symington and Wilson. All American
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      67 9 Greyhounds at the West Ham (London) Stadium are now racing m a special type of rubber muzzle. There are several advantages arising out of the use of these muzzles, i.e., lighter than metal guards, they can be readily adjusted to the greyhound's head and m the event of a fall
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      668 9 BANKING. HONG KONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated In Hong Kong). The liability of members Is limited to the extent and in manner prescribed by Ordinance No. I of 1930 of the Colony. ■BAD OmCt: HONG KONG. Authorised Capital 150.000.000 Issued and fully paid up 120,000.000 Reserve Funds:— Sterling 1,500.000 Silver
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      32 9 &SJJr BRITISH MANUFACTURE GSS-I SOFT COLLARS PYJAMAS If x*j «UHealty m obtaisdnc write COURT AILDS LTD., 16, St Martini le Grand. Lwi— E.C.I tar hum t jomr mm** raUiler and deaciipttva literature.
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      398 9 BANKING. CHARTERED BANK OE INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated In England by Royal Charter 1853) Paid Up Capital in 600.000 shares of £5 each £3.000.009 Reserve Fund £3.000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3.000,009 HEAD OFFICE: 38, Bisbopagate, Lont'on E.CJ. Agenta and Branches. Alor Star Hollo Saigon Amritsar Ipoh Semarang Bangkok
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 19, 1934. TIN CONSUMPTION.
    1000 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 19, 1934. TIN CONSUMPTION. There appear to be many ways of interpreting the figures relating to the consumption of tin. Several correspondents have written in reply to editorial comment on this subject, pointing out that it is useless for us to, claim that Increased
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    200 DELEGATES.
    67 10 Parliamentary Conference Of Commerce. Belgrade, Sept. 16. Two hundred delegates from 30 countries, including 40 British Members of the House of Commons, attended the opening of the 19th International Parliamentary Conference of Commerce performed by King Alexander. The conference is presided over by i Sir Sandeman Allen, M.P..
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    AMUSEMENTS
    93 10 SINGAPORE. ALHAMBBA Karma. 6.15—8.18. CAPITOL Oreta Garbo In Queen Christina. 6.15—9.15. GREAT WORLD Cabaret—Friday The 13th Ac Street of Women. MARLBOROUGH Madhurl (Hindustani Talkie). 6— 9.15. NEW WORLD Side Shows, Cabaret, Dancing, Talkies, Theatres Ac Cinemas. PAVILION Born To Be Bad with Loretta Young Ac Cary Grant. 6.15—9.15. RAFFLES
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    676 10 THOSE SURATS. Reference was made a few days a&«. to the careless distribution of surats to servants. It was suggested that these testimonials had a definite market value, and frequently fell into the hands of people other than those for whom they were written. The outcome
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    TODAY'S SPECIAL ARTICLE.
    657 10 MANAGEMENT TRUSTS. (By W. T. Hart, B. Com., F. R. Econ. S. This article examines the fortunes of British management trusts in <the depression and contrasts those experiences with the reaction of the trusts to earlier periods of difficulty. Mr. Hart, the well-known economic and financial writer
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      225 10 "RANGEFINDER RAPIER" STEEL SHAFTED GOLF CLUBS THE WORLD'S DE LUXE IN EFFICIENCY AND BEAUTY I^"^^ Made m the Following Models:— Vvk RUSTLESS IRONS A I Maahle 35" Cleek Putter SI" rKVA No lron ■:>''V'\y Mashle (Deep faced) J5" W&i>^ "Barmy" Patter Jt" V-^ No. S Iron 37" m the followhiS
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      18 10 SALE of MILLINERY 11. Battery Koad. Singapore. Phone SIM. NEW DESIGNS IN EYEWEAR JOHN DUKE StkVßßf Rr. ii^JCiX
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    "A VICTORY FOR THE ISOLATION OF ASIA POLICY"
    951 11 MR. QUO SEES DEFEAT OF CO-OPERATION PLANS. CHINA DISILLUSIONED. Soviet Russia Admitted To The League. Shanghai, Sept. 19. China's failure to secure re-election to the League Council has meant a victory for the Asia isolation policy and the defeat of the policy
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    EUROPEANS' LEAP INTO SEA.
    286 11 From Burning Yacht. DRAMA IN SINGAPORE HARBOUR. Two Europeans had to leap into the sea and swim to safety when t..e yacht Rlbut caught fire In the East Lagoon yesterday afternoon. The fire float Klip Klip, of the Singapore Harbour Board Fire Brigade, rushed to the
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    DUTCH BUDGET.
    125 11 Contribution For The N.I. Navy. The Hague. Sept. 19. A deficit of 92.992 000 guilders Is anticipated m the 1935 budget, but a drastic cut m expenditure is expected to reduce It to 762,000 guilders. The estimates Include a contribution of 12.000.000 guilders towards the Navy m Netherlands
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    EXPEDITION SAILS.
    49 11 Further Exploration In Antarctic. Dunedln (New Zealand), Sept. 19 The expedition headed by Lincoln Ellsworth and Sir Hubert Wilkins sailed today aboard the ice- breaker Wyatt Earp for further exploration m the Antarctic, including a long aeroplane flight from Deception Island to be undertaken by Ellsworth.— Reuter.
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    CHURCH DISPUTE.
    126 11 Crowds Sing Hymns In Streets Of Munich. Munich, Sept. 10 The German church dispute took a new turn when crowds emerging from service at St. Matthew's sang Luther's fighting hymn, "Our God, a Tower of Strength is He," m the streets of the city for the first time
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    NO BELGIAN STRIKE.
    31 11 Brussels. Sept. 15. The Belgian coal-owners have agreed to withdraw the proposal to cut miners' wages and consequently the strike called for Monday will not cecur.— Reuter Wireless.
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    TEXTILE CONFLICT DEADLOCK.
    327 11 100,000 More To Join Ranks Of Strikers. Washington, Sept. 18. With 11,000 National Guards on duty, the textile conflict remains at a deadlock, and the gains by employers in the South, where a score factories have reopened are at least partially offset by the walkout of 1,500
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    THE AMERICA'S CUP.
    45 11 Endeavour Wins By A Narrow Margin. Mr T. O. M. Sopwith's Endeavour won the third race for the America's Cup by 50 seconds. She completed the course m reconl time. A full account of the race will be found on page 15.
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    WIPED OUT BY FIRE.
    224 11 Disaster Overwhelms Alaskan City. Washington, Sept. 18. A message from Nome, Alaska, states that the city has been practically wiped out by fL-e, only one business building, one hotel and a few residences being left standing. Two Eskimos were burned to death and a number of
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    VENICE MEETING.
    66 11 II Duce And Austrian Leaders. Venice, Sept. 14. The coincidental arrival of Slgnor Mussolini and a number of Austrian leaders headed by the Education Minister, ostensibly to attend the opera performances, has evoked the greatest Interest. Mussolini this afternoon met three Austrians aboard the yacht, Aurora. The meeting
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    DANGER OF RENEWAL OF WARFARE.
    680 11 Nanking And Tibet. REASSERTING CHINESE SOVEREIGNTY. London, Sept. 18. Close observers of Sino-Tibetan affairs are of the opinion that the proclamation of Sept. 13 by C-en. Huang Mu-Sung. head of the official Nanking mission* to Tibet, was due rather to the Nanking Government's feehng that
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    PULAU KAMIRI SHARE SLUMP.
    1096 11 Directors' Pessimistic Circular. NO NEW LODES. Deposits Much Less Than Estimates." Pulau Kamiri shares were nominal today, one firm of brokers stating there were no buyers even at 20 cents. The quotation vesterdav was 1.10 —1.50. This morning shareholders and brokers received a circu'ar from the
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    SERIOUS DAMAGE BY BIG FIRE AT LUMUT
    124 12 Celluloid Toys Ablaze Ipoh, Sept. 18 It is understood that goods to the value of $100,000 and 23 shophouses were destroyed by fire at I.umut. Dindings, on Sunday evening. It appears that boys were playing with matches on the pavement In from of
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    GOOD PROGRESS BUT NO ENTHUSIASM
    279 12 GOOD PROGRESS BUT NO ENTHUSIASM (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Sept. 17. An increase of fifty per cent in the membership was reported at the halfyearly general meeting of the Ipoh Mercantile Thrift and uoan Society Limited, held at the Town Hail but the enthusiasm of the member* was so
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    ELECTRIC SHOCK AT A CINEMA.
    95 12 Four People Taken To Hospital. .From Ou. Own Correspondent.) Klang, ept. 18. A number ol people who wer* watchIng the cinema show at the Klang Amusement Park last night suddenly rtceived such a violent electric shock that many of them collapsed A Chinese woman and
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    54 12 Mr W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, returned a verdict of death by misadventure at the inquiry info th<- death of a 32-year-old Hokien. Ts'ng Ouan Who was found dead In the sea ol Clyde Terrace on Sept. 13. The deceased was accidentally drowned while fixing timber under a tonekang
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    AGREED DAMAGES IN LIBEL SUIT.
    196 12 Penang Case. JUDGE PLEASED AT SETTLEMENT. (From Oar Own Correspondent. Penang. Sept. 18. "I am reaUy glad that you have been able to arrange with Mr. Simpson a settlement in *hi. case. It seems to me, from what I have seen of the papers and
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    BESUT SHOW.
    195 12 First Effort A Great Success. Small agricultural shows have r?ently become a feature In Trenggaj;u. Kemaman and Dungun, and another shows of these was held at Besii; Th s was the first show to be held In r>esu: and It was attended by large ai.d enthusiastic crowds. The
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    CAKE SELLERS DISCHARGED.
    91 12 Five Chinese cake-sellers ascribed professional rivalry as the reason for a charge of criminal breach of trust brought against them by the proprietor of a Chinese cake ihop m Muar Road. The case was concluded before Mr Norman Grlce. the second magistrate, yesterday and* resulted m an
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    13 12 Sea hawker* with their dainty roods spread out to tempt the trusting torfat.
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    16 12 Captain H A. Anderson. Commissioner of Police, Kelantan, waa m Singapore tod?v on a short visit.
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    BOY'S BODY RECOVERED.
    56 12 BOY'S BODY RECOVERED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Sept. 18. The body of the Chinese schoolboy, who was drowned m a mining pool near the Flying Club, on Sunday, was recovered yesterday when It rose to the surface. The boy was due to resume school yesterday. A Coroner's Inquiry
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    POLICE OFFICER'S CAR IN ROAD FATALITY.
    90 12 Chinese Killed Near Ipoh. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Sept. 18. A car belonging to Mr. Kemp, the Officer superinte.idlngth j police circle at Kuala Kangsar. this morning knocked down a Chinese cyclist four miles north of Ipoh. Although the man was rushed to
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    39 12 Solomon, an English-speaking Jew was taken before Mr. J. M. Brander In the police court this morning on a charge of being found drunk and incapable m Bras Basah Road. The magisfcate fined him $3, or one day's imprisonment.
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    PARENTS ACCUSED OF SPENDING CHILDREN'S INHERITANCE.
    982 12 Alleged Appropriation Of Grandmother's Gifts. Three children accused their father and mother m the Supreme Court yesterday of spending larre sums of money from an inheritance which had been left to them by their grandmother. The parents, who were trustees of the estate, were
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    CIGARETTE THIEF.
    93 12 <From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, Sept. 17. A young Chinese, Lee Eng Slew, pleaded guilty to theft of 36 tins of cigarettes belonging tc his employer, a stall-keeper m the amusement park Taiping. Accused was employed by Ang Moh Choo and was missing. Some of the stall's store
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    SINGAPORE RATEPAYERS.
    66 12 Mr. Tay Lian Teck, who presided at a recent meeting of the Singapore Ratepayers' Association, said that the matter of municipal representation is still under consideration. No reply had been received, however, from the Colonial Secretary concerning representation on the board of the Improvement Trust. The resignation of
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    43 12 The marriage was solemnised at the Church of St. Francis Xavier on Saturday of Mr. Sebastian D. Kanoo. assistant manager of the Phoenix Press and Miss Arokiamary. Rev. Father P. Baloche officiated. A reception was held at the bridegroom's residence m Argyll Road.
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    Town and Country In Malaya.
    829 12 A PROMISING INDUSTRY. Let us turn to one aspect of control which, if it was foreseen, has not been treated with the consideration that it merits. In our issue of Saturday, prominence was given to the manner in which control operates to the detriment of
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    VVOULD YOU LIKE SOMETHING DIFFERENT ?
    95 13 VVOULD YOU LIKE SOMETHING DIFFERENT something lor which you have for a long time unconsciously waited. Then you must try Wlllard's Canadian Chocolates, a real tribute to the con- 1 fectloners art. They are obtainable in a wide variety of assortments, and! thanks to the adoption of an ingenious method
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    PROMISING RESULTS OF TIN RESEARCH
    373 13 New Uses In Sight. ACCUMULATOR. OF TIN. Ipoh, Sept. 17. Researches to discover new uses for tin are. already giving promising results. This announcement is made in the first genera' report of the International Tin Research and Development Council, which is composed of delegates appointed
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    ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED.
    135 13 ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED. A verdict of death b. misadventure was returned yesterday by Mr. W. G. Porter, the Slngapote Corone:\ at the inquiry into the death of a 32-year-old Hokien, Ts'ng Guan who was found dead m the sea off Clyde Terrace on Sept. 13. The Ceceased was accidentally drowned while
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    29 13 An Indian coolie, working on the scaffolding of a bridge under construction m Kampong Java Road, was thrown heavily yesterday when the framework collapsed. Both his legs were fractured.
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    23 13 In the expressions of these little girls we have composure and coyness, and. In the boy who Is taking a peep, timid admiration.
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    EUROPE HOTEL SITE.
    205 13 May Not Be Used For Supreme Court There Is stUl a possibility that the old Europe Hotel site may not be used for building the new Supreme Court, for which plans have already been drawn up. Seen today by the Straits Times, a prominent Government official said
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    AROOZOO FAMILY DRAMA.
    123 13 Husband To Indemnify Wife. The second act In the Aroozoo family drama, (reported or. the opposite page) when Mrs. Amelia Aroozoo sued her hrsband. Lawrence Aroozoo, for indemnity of monies expended on him out of the estate of Elizabeth .-urin, was brought to a close *oday m
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    FIELD FIRING SCHEME.
    122 13 Police Drive To Clear Area Of Civilians. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 18. A machine gun field firing scheme in the presence of the Q.0.C., Malaya. 1 will take place in the region of Sungei Besl. on Sunday Sept. 23, and arrangements are being made
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    INDIAN BUDDHIST RETURNING.
    65 13 Pandit Vishva-Bandnu Shastri. who recently went to Japan as Indian representative of the second Pan-Panf c Buddhist Conference at Toklo, is expected to arrivj In Singapore tomorrow morning by the Fushiml Maru. Pandit Shastri is a well-known Indian scholar. Dur'ng his stay her° he will probab-.' deliver
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    SCRAMBLED EGGS.
    329 13 It was stated that two thousand eggs were smashed m a road crash between a motor bus and a hawker's tricycle which was inquired into by the fourth magistrate, Mr. C. H. Whltton, yesterday. The eggs were thrown on to the road when the tricycle was overturned, and
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    MUAR ON HOLIDAY.
    130 13 1 Johore Sultan's Birthday Celebrations. (From Our Own Correspondent Muar. Sept. 18. Yesterday ras declared a public i holiday in Muar in honour of the 6 1st birthday of His Highness the Sultan of Johore. The town were draped with flags. In the morning His Highness Tengku
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    WELL KNOWN INDIAN.
    93 13 Not Guilty Of Breach Of Trust. Nagutha Naina Mohamed Maricar, well-known m the local Indian business community, was acquitted by Mr. J. M. Brander m the police court today on the charge of criminal breach of trust In respect of $000 on which he was on trial
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    DIAMONDS WORTH $4,000.
    87 13 Indian Accused Of Breach Of Trust. Arrested nearly eleven weeks after the commission of an alleged breach ot trust, an Indian, named Anandayah, was produced before the third magistrate but had his case transferred to the criminal district court. The charge was in respect of diamonds, valued
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    HOUSE BREAKING CHARGE.
    59 13 Three Indians In Court. Four Indians, Mohamed Mustapha, Muthusamy, Suppiah and Syed, claimed trial before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the criminal district Judge, this morning on charges >f housebieaklng by night and voluntarily causing hurt with dangerous weapons. The accused were allowed oail In *200 each until
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    14 13 Mr. H. W Raper Is leaving Singapore tomorrow on a business visit to India.
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    Return Fight Between Weber And Thunderface.
    324 14 Frankie Weber, the Penang bantam- 1 weight champon, will meet Joseph Thunderface, the young Red Indian, In a return contest at the New World on Friday night over 12 three-minute rounds .It will be rimembered that when the two met last time over ten
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    S.C.C. Lose The Most Sensational Football Match Of The Season.
    1528 14 S. C. C. Lose The Most Sensational Football Match Of The Season. AMAZING SCENES AT ANSON ROAD. Marines In S.A.F.A. Cup Semi-Final. Marine Dept. F.C. .3; S.C.C. 2. After one of the mast amailng games of football ever witnessed m Singapore the Marine Department t. C. defeated the Singapore Cricket
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    TODAY'S FOOTBALL.
    102 14 M.F.A. To Meet Pulau Prani In Cup Match. The Malays will meet Pulau Brani m the second round of the N.A.K..V cup at Anson Road Stadium this afternoon. Although the Malays team has not yet been definitely decided on it is sure to be a strong one, including
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    S.C.C. And Tanglin Tennis Tournaments.
    519 14 S.C.C. And Tanglin Tennis Tournaments. I The results of yesterday's ties m the I S.C.C. autumn tennis tournament were: A Double Handicap. Semi-final: J P. de C. Hamilton and S. M. Garrard (plus 3) beat A. D. Anderson and R. F. Goodman (owe 15.4), 6—3, 6—4. B Singles Handicap. D.
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    Paine Heads The Bowling Averages.
    233 14 London, Sept. 18. The Nawab of Pataudi and George Palne of Warwickshire head the En»?Hsh batting and bowling averages respectively. The leading positions. :ncluding the final match between the Champion county and the Rest are as follow* Batting. (Qualification 8 completed innings) Ins. N.O. R.
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    THE LAST MATCH.
    297 14 Mohd. Shah Bowls Weil For Malays. The N.C.C. played their last matcrt of the season on Sunday when they beat tfej Malay Cricket League on theii own ground by 111 runs. Choor Singh was m line iorir again an 1 scored 67 before being lbw.. while John
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    New Plans For Empire Broadcasting
    1290 17  -  By J.B. CLARK, Empire Programme Director iF we were contemplating the adop- t Uon of any heraklie device to.- the J Empire Sendee, there is no doubt that 1 clocks and bells would have to be given prominence Bince the inauguration of the Empire Broadcasting
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    WIRELESS PROGRAMME.
    120 17 AT kadiotymsia the representa- tire of one of the leading manufacturers said "The transmissions of the British Broadcasting Corporation from the Empire Station at Uaventry have given a great bitpeta* t« the sale of Pritish receivers overseas. "Some criticism has been directed at the Britis.i manufacturer oo his
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    MYSTERY BROADCAST.
    116 17 A mysterious wireless broadcast was heard the other day Mr. Takeyoshi Otsu of Kurayjshi-cho, Tottori Prefecture, Japan, an amateur radio experimenter, who has reported the matter to the Hiroshima. Communications Bureau. The queer message, repeated at intervals m fluent Japanese for about twenty minutes, was to the following
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    US. RADIO CONTROL.
    102 17 Although all radio and cable communications m America were taken over by the new Federal Communica- tions Commission on July 1, the chsnge is being carried out very slowly. According to our Washington correspondent, all the two hundred or more members of the old Radio Comm.vsion staff
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    FRENCH PROGRESS
    80 17 The French Regional scheme Is progressing rapidly. The new State station at Viltebon-sur- Yvette, near Parts, to rapidly approaching completion. The buildings will include the new P.T.T. transmitter and the Colonial station, which will be transferred from ita present site at Pontoise The Northern station at Camphin-eu-Carembault (Lille),
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    MORE LICENCES.
    68 17 BRITISH wireless licences m force on June 30th numbered 6,373.800 compared with 5.507.300 a year ago. The net increase for the month was 34.0008. It seems unlikely that the 7 million Bark will be reached this jear, but the flcwes give reasonable hope that the seven-millionth licence may
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    FAMOUS WIRELESS STATION. To Be Sold.
    551 17 FAMOUS WIRELESS STATION. To Be Sold. FIRST TO SIGNAL ACROSS ATLANTIC. DOLDHU, the most famous wire- less station fa* the world, an tbe edge of the wild Cornish coast n*i far from the Lixard, is to disappear. Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co., Ltd., has given orders for its sale lock, stock
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    38 17 What is probably the greatest cycle race m tbe world the Tour de franca was the subject of daily running mentators were continuously engaged tions No fewer than four radio commentators are continuously engaged In reporting the race.
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    Log Of A Malayan Listener.
    955 17 Log Of A Ma layan Listener. Every night Sumatra and Java continue to offer us their usual varied selection of programmes, and list Friday evening I much enjoyed a selection of waltzes from Medan Including that queen of waltzes "Over the Waves." The Bandoeng Amateur Radio S<> ciety (58 metres)
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    TELEVISION
    96 17 Over 150 enthusiasts attended the recent series of four lectures on television given by Mr. H. J. Barton-Chao-pie at the Polytechnic. Regent Stre?*, London. Demonstrations included the reception of BBC. 30-line television on the mirror drum receiver with Kerr cell light modulation on a large scrc-ru During the concluding
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    GIRL EXPERT
    74 17 To have achieved nineteenth place m a radio contest attracting 108 entrants i* the feat of little Madeline Mackenzie, of Queensland. Australia, who is only eleven years old. She operated her father's station. VK4GK. and by her own unaided efforts scored 231 points m the British Empire Radio
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      130 17 PHILCO THE RADIO WITHOUT A RIVAL FOR NATURAL REPRODUCmON= =^SELECTIVITY^^QUALITY^^EVOLUME= ABSOLUTE SIMPLICITY OF OPERATION— DISTANCE RECEPTION AHD ALL AT TBE SAME PRICE AS THE ORDINARY RECEIVER ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED BY RADIO SERVICE CO. OF MALAYA LTD. (Owners ft Operators »f <Utt*n -ZJU." 49 3 IMsm). BROADCAST BOUSE, Z Orchard Road. SINGAPORE.
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    TAPPING SYSTEMS ON MALAYAN ESTATES
    3858 18 Results Of Investigation By R. R. I. The various tapping systems m use on Malayan estates were the basis of an address by Mr. C. C. T. Sharp, of the Botanical Division of the Rubber Research Institute, at the I. S. P. Conference, on Friday.
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    245 18 THROUGH PURGATORY WITH STOMACH PAINS REALLY MIRACULOUS BENEFIT. Here is a remarkable case from the North of England. Mr. K. M has been a stomach sufferer ever since the war. having been in his own words "through purgatory with pains for months at a stretch In 1827 an operation for
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    FRASER & CO.'S SHARE REPORT.
    838 19 FRASER CO.'S SHARE REPORT. Industrials And Tin Idle: Rubbers Offered. Fraser and Cos share report, dated < Sept. It. state* i Even allowing for the detractions and excitements of race week, the record of the local share market during the past few days Is scarcely one to be proud of,
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    H.M.S. ELECTRA.
    46 19 Second Of 8 New Destroyers Completed. London. Sept. 13. The destroyer Electra left the Tyne today for her acceptance trie Is and afterwards proceeded to Portsmouth. Of eight destroyers ordered under 'he 1931 programme the Electra is the second to be completed.— British Wireless.
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    AMATEUR RACES.
    443 19 Weights For Friday's Events. The Handicaps for Friday, the first day of the Singapore Turf Club Amateur meeting are as foUows Race 1. Ponies, Class 3, Dtv. 2, 5 furs.— Highland Lass 125, Larrikin 11.12, Red Biases 11, YeUow River 11. Shorty 10.12, Little Pat 10.7, Mickey Mouse
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    TIN CONSUMPTION.
    237 19 Slight Increase In First Six Months Of 1934. The world consumption of tin during the first six months of 1934 Is slightly above the same period In 1933. the respective figures being 58.774 tons compared with 58.394 tons a considerable Increase over 1932 when the first six months'
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    MR. MAC DONALD.
    48 19 Rugby, Sept. 17. The Prime Minister, who bad spent the greater part of the Parliamentary recess on a health holiday m Canada and Newfoundland, will, according to present plans, sail far home m the liner Nova Scotia due m Liverpool on Oct. 4— British Wireless.
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    HYDRAULIC OIL.
    28 19 I Thousand rupees worth is declared for Ra. 16/12/- per tattle for taJdng y«w Hydroale unpleasant burden away with guarantee. Dr. SHERMAN. PMteMuukga, (Farldpur) Bengal. India.
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    31 20 THE DANCE of the Boar's Head and Peacock by men at arms with harpists which preceded the feast of members of the Welsh order of the Gorsedd of Bards. (Planet News.)
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    54 20 POLICE-SERGEANT VIOLET BUTCHER of the Women's Police, attached to Rochester Row Police Station, has been promoted to Inspector. This brings the number of women police inspectors In London up to three. Inspector Butcher has been m the police fere* since 1919, and m 1927 tackled single-handed two suspected motor-bandits m
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    54 20 A NEW SEARCH for the fabulous millions of treasure supposed to have been buried by the Spaniards and pirates years ago oi Cooos Island, m the Pacific, will be«h: when (he Queen of S?ol* a 600-ton twin-screw yacht, arrives at the island. CommanrttF. A. Worsley checking over some of the
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    25 20 an t m M \i >MitiT Sum: of the gigantic drag chains which will stay Uic progress of the new Cunarder when she is launched
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    28 20 A THREE-DAT FLORAL FETE was held at Southend with over 2.006 entries. Two young admirers oT the floral design which won the cap m its class. (Planet News.t
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    43 20 THE WOMEN'S (LAY BIRD shooting championship m progress at the West London Shooting Ground at Northolt. The holder of the championship is Mrs. Grosvenor, whose daughter Betty Is also competing. Mrs. Grosvenor with Betty and her husband, also an expert shot. (P. H.)
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