The Straits Times, 2 October 1933

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    36 1 The Straits Times ORabuvod nig onrrußVj TBS LARGEST, AND MOST INFUMtIAL NEWSPAPER IK MALAYA. 10 PAOEB. JMNQAPOW^ MONDAY. ipTOBO 19U. PRICE 19 CENTO. The Straits Times M PAGEB frlNGAPOR^ fifrNDATft OCft>BEB i, imT PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      433 1 SINGAPORE: 76. CECIL ST. ('PHONE 8151). 6i unsoo SIIDCI SWEETENED CONDENSED /*rfs^fr -rf^yfc^ MI IK TTTMr ApiH the cold, crisp surroundings of T^P v the famed BeriK-* Alps thousands of W «^sml bean seekers fii new vigour every *Wj After the s^ows hare melted -'"^^'V K r he \LPINE VALLEYS
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      141 1 KUALA LUMPUR! 26. JAVA ST. ('PHONE 3683) \7 W Introduce Win THE U| I Menfolk Til KjMlJmjJ^ for shirts and pyjamas satisfy the masculine idea of comfort-cum-emartness. The comfort of ViycDa does not shrink away in the wash. ViycJk is unahrtnkabla. There are many striped designs or plain shades— all
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      308 2 P 0 BRITISH IND!\ AND APfAR LINES. MAIU 'A^ESo^^'" 1 CARW PKNTItSULAR AlfD ORIENTAL B.NCO CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY^ 1 t.w '-Si munRIN 15 000 Oct 11 >c!itlLa L >KSS2loh. 5Tt S KA^SLa* JKS >ggg?O JI iVcS K2^ ltl4 RANPURA "000 J»n t > SOC'DAN 6.500 Jan. 17 RAWALPINDI I'.OOO
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      1700 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIITON Usfc.N KA1S1IA.) TO LONDON. Napka. Maraafllri, Lulu. tahw» MMiBUt MUMtotaraagh Voawfc Tonnag* Dm 9»JI KATORI MAHU 10.000 Oct. 6 I KASHIMA MARU 10.008 (W. It 30 t TASOTCTJNT MARU 1J«» Oet. 11 Ha*. 1 HAKONK UARU 10.400 N<n II 16 I SDWA MART* 17.6»» HOT M Dw
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    BRITISH SHIPPING POLICY.
    498 3 Kxeiuti\e Council's Resolution. Shipping policy will be one of the s discussed at th* autumn meetIng of the Association of British Chambers of Commerce, to be held In Olasr this reason It is fortunate such a prominent shipowner as Sir Alan Oarrett Anderson. K B E th«
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    SEQUEL TO MEETING.
    85 3 State Takes Over Shipping Company. The Government has appointed an official Administrative Committee to talc- charge of all the property of the Compar.hla Nac.onal. Im large Portuguese navigation company. The commlttet will nake an investigation of the company's affairs, and has power to order the arrest of
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    HEALTH IN THE EAST.
    125 3 Madras Smallpox Epidemic Continues. Ttu- health bulletin of the League of Nations' Eastern Bureau for the week ended Btpt 16 U as follows Basseln. 2 plague case* and 2 deaths. 4 smallpox cases; Bombay. 1 plague case and 1 death; Calcutta. 23 cbolert rases and 7
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    LUTINE SALVAGE.
    455 3 Malicious Attempt To Stop Work? Foul pUy U suspected by the salvers who are attempting to recover the valuable carto on board the British frigate Lutlne by means of special apparatus. The following cables were received by Lloyd's: Amsterdam. Aug 27. I Lutlne Yesterday salvors found cone shape
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    MR. R. BURROWS.
    190 3 Death From Heart Failure. The death occurred on Friday from heart failure of Mr Royalist Burrow*. He was a am of the late Captain William Burrcwa who came to the East In 1860 and who later became Chief Pilot for the Port of Singapore Mr. Royalist Burrows
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    INTEREST CHARGES.
    143 3 N.D.L/s Negotiations With UJS. Lenders. According to the "Weser Zeltung negotuttoiu between the Norddeutscher Lloyd and 1U creditors on the aubjec of Interest charges are being extendrt. It was recently pointed out that a reduction In Interest charges was ewentlal If German shipping was to be nade to
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    VESSELS ARRIVED.
    232 3 3INGKIL nut 3SS ton» from DJambt 3-10. for Djanibi 4-10. VAN DER I.IJN. Dut 1 431 ton*, from Sourabaya 3-10. for Java 5-10. TOBBLO. Dut, SM ton*, from Batavia 3-10. for Riouw 6-10. ROKAN. Out. SSS tons, from Asahan 3-10. for Asahan 3-10. OPHP*. Dut.. 2.199 tons, from
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    110 3 Monday. October 1. Skis* iteagitdi the Wkarvn or expected I* ant**. BETTEL BABBOCB. Main Wharf Lrh "Prlncea Mary." The Ca'.le. RanUu. Lcn. Sir T. BSBSSfc" OU Wharf NU. Coal Wharf no. VESSELS IN OBT OOCK& Tanjaac r>»»»r. Albert Dock NU Victoria Dock Lighten K." "L ai.d "R
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    18 3 The s.a. Van der Lijn arrived in Singapore from Sourabaya this morning with 1.127 pigs and 23 bullocks.
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      404 3 I NORDDEUTSCHEF Emj LLOYD. (Incorporated CirntHy) The unaermrntloMd art the company's intrided fixtures OUTWARD FULDA for Manila. Hong Kong. Shanghai. N. China Japan Oct 11 ISAR for IloUo, Manila. Hong Kong. »»«»gh»« N. China Japan Oct. 14 BAARBRUCKXN for Dotto. Manila Hong Kong. Baiangtisl M. China t Janau Nov. HOMEWARD
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      411 3 REDUCED FARES ROUND-THE-WORLD First Class £169.5.0 Tourist Class £112.7.8 Fares apply Westbound from' Singapore 01 Penang-. All water) route except first class rail Across United States or Canada. Via Panama Canal from New York to Los Angeles cr San Francisco. Claa. aaar«ia>aUiy CM Taarfc* Cteas lajmautd; njM ■MMtoaal For further
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      360 3 ELLERMAN BKKNALL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. (Incorporated In England > "ELLERMAN" LINK Fi eight Sanrtr* la IMTEI) UMCSDOM AND CONTINENT. VU ParU aaa Sac* aaal OUTWARDS. TO BONO KONO. SHAM.HM A JAP\N. Slraaisri Due S*pora. M. CITY OF WINNIPEG Nov J HOMEWARDS. Due B'doit Balls Spots sj. CITY OF NKW CABTLB
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      189 3 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. SUUons Yesterday Last night Max. Rainfall Bright Mln. temp ins Sunshine temp. •F hrs. *F Alor Star 88 0.44 8 9 75 aiUawan 91 NU 10.3 72 K. Trengganu 88 Nil 85 71 Buklt Jeram 89 NU 111 70 Malacca 89 Nil 7.1 71 Singapore 89 001
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      604 4 ADVERTISEMENT RATES The charges aad —list lll— far CLA SBIm i. \ii\»:ktISEMENTS are as water:— 25 cenU per Hat per Insertion with a mlr!mum charge of II per Insertion There are approximately six words to a line. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Acknow ledge menu. Announcements and P.PC. cards mill be charted
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      680 4 HOUSES. FLATS TO LET ■■Hiliisi. Aapi—a Park, '-|rr- On, TO LET. T. Napier Rd.. A 14. ChaUworth Road. Apply Meyar Bros. TO UT. SHOP. PLAT. Am bar Mantiom Applr Sport Building Ccci>, t4 Markrt Bt TO LET, a. Bt T— __T Waft. 14 bststunn bathrooms, at— chad, mod. san., $1M
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      565 4 FOR SALE POR SALB. Pedigree Sealyham dogs and bitches IS months, bred from hniinu sjrrenU Bat No tft. Strafn Tsass. ORANO OTAN. (3) .jalst sterile, I yrs. A 4 yrs. Also Gibbon Ape female 3 yrs. Absolutely tame dosnsattratsd, excellent conditasn. M 3. Stratts Tanas. PO« DCMKDIATE SALE AT SLUMP
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      824 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. TAIUAPA VALLEY TIN DREDGING NO LIABILITY. (Incorporated Id P MA) KOTICE a hereby given that a Dividend at the rate of td per share has bean declared payable on Monday. October 30. IMS. NOTICE Is further given that tat Transfer Books of the Oompany will be tsesad from
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      925 4 TENDEW TENDERS INVITED. PAWXBBOKBB.V UCENCEi. NEOKt Sa— TBtLAN. TEND_«B will be recalled $t the offlre ol the Secretary to Resident, hagrt Sembtlan. 'TS^!?. »«> act as pawnbroker under The Pawnbroker. Enactment 1114. la each of the under mentioned Sanitary Board areas from Jan. I. lt»c^ U> BniMlan (Korth af Jalaa
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      592 4 BUSINESS CARDS F I G A R O~ EI'BOPTAN Basses H.U-I (Baesn IM) and al ti. Bras Rauk stead. >t l Usual Hours I.M sra to t p m j. Mondays I.M am to t p m Satiirtays ut sjr. to 3 p.m AppstooaenU not necessary I- MASSAGE HALL MANICURE
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      42 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ilagspars WHbia Oaa— M wttaswt Maatya. Malaya. PasUga. M.nlhlr I IN UN lI.N Q— rterly S IM SIZ.M S 7 M Hslf Yearly SI7M Mitt SUM Yearly 534.M S4S.M SM.M Nate.— OwtotoU— cbeawes sh awU rarrsaV tb« asaal bank Hiiiiil,
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    MALAYAN A.R.S. KUALA LUMPUR.
    252 5 1 B'rogramrne For Tuesday, I October 3, 1933. '».m Z.G.E. 48.92 Metres unbla Records. 9408 Overture Chal Romano— Albert tCetdbey Concert Orchestra. 9893 Selection— Merry England— Mtrum Llcette and others. D8 39 Selection— Prisoner of V/ve— Handsome Gigolo— Albert Sandier and hu Orchestra. D 1633 Violin—
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    WOMEN NO LONGER AFRAID TO LIVE ALONE.
    1100 5 Growing Popularity Of One-Room Homes For Unmarried. Short of the dick of tbe latct that admits the beloved, there an few sounds pleasanter tuan the cllek of the latch that shut* out the world, writes i a correspondent of the Observer. On the
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    PERUVIAN NAVY.
    111 5 Buy Former Russian Destroyers. Tallinn, Aug. 25. Two destroyer*, which were captured In December. 1»1». from the Russians by British destroyers outside Tallinn Roads after a running fight, have been sold by Estonia to the Peruvian Government The destroyers were known as the Sparta* and Autroll when under
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    WAR "WIDOWS" FRAUD
    122 5 £900 By Hiding Her MarriAfce. A war wW~ who, by concealing her second marriage, hu obtained £900 from the Ministry of Pension* since 1917. wsj at Liverpool sentenced to six mwf"' imprisonment She to Mrs. Harrle Murphy, aged 48. of Portland Street. Liverpool. Her first husband was
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    Royal Interest.
    184 5 The Interest displayed In Imperial Typewriters at the BrltUh Industrie* Fair ne:a at Olympla in 1926 in recalled when U M. The King rWted the Royal Agricultural Show exhibition held In Derby a few »<* k. >so. In conversation with His Majes(y Mr. Mamie, the General Skies Manager,
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    AIR "STUNTS."
    136 5 Pilot Who Amused Schoolboys Fined £3. An airman /ho carried out stunts oxer the Blue Coat School. Wavertree, to amuse the boys was Ined £3 In the L verpool police court recently He was Oeorse David Terry, aged 32. of WMowdalr Rr. l Mossley Hill. Urerpooi Mr. J.
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      349 5 HOTELS TO-DAY'S ATTRACTIONS COCKTAIL DANCE MAKAN KETCHIL 6.30 TO 8.30 P.M. INFORMAL DINNER DANCE 9.45 P.M. TO MID-NIGHT in \n> of CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY MME. T. SVETLANOVA'S REVUE. WEDNESDAY Oct. 4th Froea MS »m. FRIDAY Oct. 6U> From 6.15 »vaa. to KJt ».m. (Special Display Far ChlMrea) MIIKIMV Get 7th
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      132 5 8.8.C. PROGRAMME. For Straits Settlesoeats, and Federated Malay States from the Empire transmitter, Daventry, raalaad Two of tbe r olknrinc frequencies and wavelenffths wUI He ased in the transmissions to the Udiaa son*. ABnoaneements will be SMMs at freiroent intervals. T^DAf. 6 20-8 M ClnemJ Organ Recital; Studlq Orchestral Concert;
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      THE SLIM FETISH.
      183 6 To the Editor of the Stralu Times. Sir.— Let Singapore draw a lesson from Penang The northern ten fa now suffering from a plague ol mosquitoes and It Is presumed that this piague has arisen through the discontinuance of certain preventive measures owing to reasons of economy.
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      DAYLIGHT SAVING.
      322 6 To the Editor of the Stralu Times Sir.— Unless the Daylight Saving BUI U re-enacted. It will la^se at the end of this year. I believe, sir. the Smuts Times was among the original advocates of a daylight saving experiment In this country but I hope you will
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      BROADCASTING.
      201 6 To the Editor of the Stralu Times. sir It might not be generally known that In this city and In the neighbouring States local radio broadcasting is certainly far below that standard of efficiency whlct^ offers In duceroent to the vast population to seek entertainment via the ether. What
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      JELEBU TIN.
      117 6 To the Editor of the Sti a'ts Times. Sir.— To shareholders like myself, with little business acumen, the circular letter relating to reduction of capital of Jelebu Tin U difficult to follow. We have no reserves, yet the Board states that the 30 cenU per store still owing
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      $2 TOTE.
      49 6 To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir.— Can I suggest that the Singapore Turf Club takes a referendum among its members as to the desirability or otherwise of a $2 tote? My prediction would be 90 per cent In favour.— Yours etc. H.W.H. Singapore. Sept 29.
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      MONEY PROBLEMS.
      232 6 To the Editor of the Strait* Times. Sir.— With reference to CJ.B's letter In yom lame of Sept. 2». I should like to a* your correspondent's fflrpsanattnn of the following. In view of his statement that restriction of production means restricting fresh money, which he admits originates in
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      LOCAL LEAVE.
      281 6 To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir— l read with much Interest the plea put forward by /oar Kuala Lumpur correspondent In your Issue of Sept. 23 with regard to the clerks holidays In Malaya. Your correspondent could not have put It In a better way, but
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    LONDON FROM A BUS TOP.
    538 6 Real Life Panorama. DINGY EAST END TO LUXURIOUS WEST. Panorama of London for lid., writes a correspondent of the Morning Post. Weddings, funerals, work. play, laufhter. tears. It was the real London I saw. not the show-places. And I saw It not from the depths
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      42 6 I* «fjjS i _GUNS! REVOLVERS AMMUNITION YOUR OPPORTUNITY NOW TO BUY AT FACTORY PRICES. BRITISH FRENCH i j BELGIUM GUNS j ALL LEADING MAKES. OUR PRICES 40% LOWER THAN WHAT YOU HAVE TO PAY ELSEWHERE. BUY FROM DIRECT IMPORTERS, j I I
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      99 6 bliiftw /«BD'vi^s^**^Sw VtC bT«^ ''\ytgj3f* fC^Dm£^ BKb^^Z^^bT w V J LV\ ■■7 AHMMUEisin the GOLDEN LEAE. < 1 The Rich Golden Leaf used in the perfection of Wills'* GOLD FLAKE Cigarettes is matured and prepared the Wills s way— V^W the way that is exclusive to this «j famous name.
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    GIRIS SPORT CLUB.
    337 7 Mrs. Kber Wins Singles Championship. The CitrU' SporU Club w«a at home on Saturday when tha final of the single* champlonahtp was played and the prizes distributed b> the Hon. Dr. Noel L. Clarke. Then was a good attendance. The finalist* In the championship were Mrs M
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    FOR WIMBLEDON.
    176 7 HJLT.A. Nominate Lim Bong Soo. It If v.::a< rsicud In Singapore that Urn Bang 800. the Malayan tennis champion, U to be nominated by the Malayan Lawi. Tennis Association for the singles championship at Wimbledon next year. The only other Straits-born Chinese player who has yet taken part
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    AUSTRALIAN RACING.
    96 7 Hall Mark's Victory In Derby. Sydney. Sept. 30. The result of the Derby was as follows: HALL MARK 10 1 DEPUTY RULBR 111 2 BLIXTON 8 10 3 Eight ran: Won by 14 lenfths: third 1 lenfths away Time 2.37fe BetUnc: I 1 Hall Mark; 10 1 Deputy
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    THE BURDEN EVERY WOMAN BEARS.
    166 7 Wnrj few vceka U Mil round with BMBOtoaam rfuiarttr tod Sar jiib «W w ant Ttsarous aad aaws; I k I parMl oC frwt Ulal EVrn ite tk» aakaa *JBfl palm ha** nMded mmuf tin IHi «Mk and itoHar >ug«r from h— darhai aad «aak»aav
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    MALACCA HOCKEY.
    217 7 fftom Our Own Cacreapocdcnt.) Malacca. Oct 1. The flnt hockey trial took place yesterday on the Malacca Club Padanf when Cotoun beat Whites by six goala to two. The standard of play waa high and the heavy defeat of Whites was due to weakness In the two last
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    HOCKEY TEAMS.
    64 7 hiii Ussna. ts KLC.O. m Tliiin •ay at MX.U. grwmiU. Rasthj: **T»Tin Singh and Chfctter)«e, rannsiij. Bu-' kax&n and flamy; Sharaate, B. Slnjh. Namasle. A. Stefh and Baboo Singh. Reaenre, Rahda. 1 ntfiaa tarn. is. P«Ucc mi lataiasj at LA. iinml: Raatnj; «»^«^tti Bach and Chatterfe*: Kennedy. Baakaran
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY.
    229 7 Splendid Form By Defenders. CoUmn t; Whites 1. The S.CC held their first hockey trial on Saturday on tbc Padang. I» was a fairly successful In that a lot of new talent was displayed, especially In defence. Outstanding In this department was Shaw whq*e »»i»»f tactlos and splendid
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    £750 TOURNAMENT.
    51 7 Thrilling Sooth vs. North Ffaud. Moor Park. Herts.. Sept 28. The Dally Mirror £750 (oil championship far assistants was woo today by a L. King of Kaowle Park. Sevenoaks, who beat H. H. Hardman of Sandmoor. Leeds, three and two tn a thrlllinf Sooth versos North final.— Reuter
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    MALACCA WRESTLING.
    93 7 From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Sept. 30 At the City Park last night, a wrestling promotion of four bouts was presented and proTed quit- Interesting. Results. Mewah Singh (Selangor. 185 1* > beat Nasam Din < Mala -a. 158 n>.) by two falls In 13 mln Chanan Singh
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    ROYAL VICTORY AT KEMPTON PARK.
    276 7 limelight Wins Duke Of York's Handicap. London. flept 30. At Kempton Par* to-day Their Majesties the »»"g and Queen were prMsnt to kc the 107ml colt. Limelight, gain a great victory In the PuVe of York's H«p<1<t for which he svarted Jc4nt fanrarate. Detail* His
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    WORLD'S RECORD?
    47 7 Wonderful Feat By Bengali Swimmer. Calcutta. Sept. 27. A Bengali named P. K Oboae la stated to have broken the world's endurance swimming record by 15 minute* Enterlnc the water at 6 30 am. on the Mth. he emerged at 6.41 am. on the 77th.
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    249 8 Local Share Market Booming. TIN AM) RUBBER VERY FIRM. (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Monday. Today > Prices Rubber. I4' 4 ft*., I 1 rent up. Tin. Singapore pri*sw S1 12. 10. up 12', rts. (.old. 13s. Id., up Id. Saturday's Price** Rubber, l-ondon. 4',d.. up ■id.
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    PRODUCE.
    334 8 Singapore Oct. 2, 12 noon. Biorer. Seller Oamu 4.50 Java Cube 750 Hamburg Cube 750 Muntok White pepper 22.00 t- Pepper 21.00 Black Pepper 13.25 Mixed Black Peppet- 900 pr.i. sundried 3.30 3 JO n, mixed 275 2.75 Small flake Taplcra 4.00 Fair Flake Tapioca 4.00 Med. Pearl Tapioca
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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        MINING.
        452 8 ■M Val. Pd. Buyers Sellers. 1 £1 Asam Kumbang 30/- 31 xd. £1 £1 Austral Malay 32/- 35 B Ayer Hitam Tin 15 6 16 3 xd. 1 1 Ayer Weng 1.20 1.30 xd. £1 £1 Bangrin Tin 26/6 27 6 cd. 1 1 Katang Padang 0.19 C.?.l 1
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        GENERAL.
        293 8 Issue Val. Pd. Buyers Sellers. 2 2 Alex. Brick Ord. 1.05 2 2 Alex. Brick Prefs. 1.47V4 1.66 £1 £1 Brit. Am. Tobacco 5.10.0 5.15.0 10 5 British Malaya Trustee 5.30 5.50 £1 £1 Con. T. S. 7% Prefs. 23/6 24 6 £1 £1 Con. T. S. Ord. 20
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        140 8 Singapore Municipal 5 p.c. of 1901 rod. 1940 $400,000 105 110 nom. Singapore Municipal 4'i p.c. of 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 104 108 nom. Singapore Municipal 4' 2 p.c. of 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 104 108 nom. Singapore Municipal 4 p.c. of 1913 red. 1963 $2,000,000 100
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        377 8 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's Quotations Today's Prices Frarcr Lyall A Evatt Co. Allenby ($1) 0.70 0.80 0.75 0.90 Alar Gajah (ID 0.60 0.70 0.60 0.70 A HiUm ($1) 0.70 0.80 0.7 6 1.00 A. Kuning ($1) 0.15 0.20 0.15 0.20 A. Malay («2) 1.30 1.40
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      EXCHANGE RATES.
      223 8 The following are the exchange rates this morning, according to the daily circular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation SELLING. London, 4 months' sight 2 I > H London, 3 months' sight 2 4 1! 32 London, 60 days' sight 245 64 London, 30 days'
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      LORD MERRIVALE.
      96 8 Resignation Of Divorce Court President. Rugby. Sept. 2> I The King has approved that Sir i Frank Boyd Merrlman. Solicitor- Oener- al. be appointed President of MM Probate, Dlvorcr and Admiralty dlvl- alon of the High Court In place of Lord Merrlvale. who has resigned; That Mr. Donald
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      FOR SHANGHAI.
      128 8 I Malta. Sept. 30. Tne 2nd. Battalion of the Worcestershire Regiment embarked (or Shanghai today. Reuter. The total British forces In China are: Tientsin and Pelplng (In the North) 43 officers and 1,110 men. Shanghai 37 officers and 1.731 men: Hong Kong: Ist Bn. the South Wales Borderers.
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      COTTON INDUSTRY.
      61 8 I Egyptian Milk Increase Yarn Quotations. London. Sept. 30. I An Important development In the Egyptian section of toe cotton Industry I In order to ad ranee price* occurred on i the Minchamr Royal Exchange when the combined Egyptian mill* Increased all yarn quotation* by vartoaa amount! from
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      ABDEL FATTAH PASHA.
      37 8 Alexandria. Sept. XT. I Abdel Fattah Pasha, the former WHm Minister, has accepted the office of Prune Minister In urn i—V«i to Sldky Pasha, who has resigned on the grounds or ill-health— ReuUr Wireless.
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      FIRST FOG.
      35 8 Rugby. Sept. 29. London experienced the first fog or the season last night and traffic wan. In consequence, slowed down. A Might local tog gave way to bright sunshine early today —British Wireless
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    ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
    48 8 MmmUt. OcWker t. Ugtalatlve CouncU mwtin«. 10 30 Taaaaay. OrUWr S. Johore SUt« Council nr.lf. 11 »m Wi4vAj, OrUWr 4. Rotary Tlflln. Adrlphi Hotel. 1 p.m. BporUnc fwnti ill be found under separate heading on toe sport* pi|t ror TMe Tables sec pace I
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    156 8 T«*ay. Upper Burma iHong Khrag) I pm, Stlat Pandjan«. BrngEalU B*gv> 8» Apl Apl Mikuui< J piu. KrJT* »iropc and Or-at BrlUln (UJto Mir 3 pm. Belawan. Ceylon. and U B.A. (Suvcnaodkl) 3 pm. Philippine Islands, China and Japan (Meerkerkj 4 pm. Ceylon. aVrpt. Europe and Qrttt
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    29 8 kanpur* Indrapoera Andre Lcbon Karmcoli KoU Pliuuic Au« 4 Auc X Au« 11 A Sept. 6 Oct 1 Bept 7 6-nt. JO Sept I Oct 2
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    AIR MAIL.
    22 8 MalL: from Batavla and Palemban? by aeroplane are expected at the General Post Office. Singapore a: S .0 p.m. tomorrow.
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN
    88 8 Noon, )ct. 2. R.S.S. eq-al to London Standard Bnvers. Se»'-»rs Spot (looae) 14< t 14 (F. 0.8.) 14>: Standard R.S.S. on Tender Buyers. S *ra. Oct. 14 1 Nov. 14 9 10 11 11 16 Oct. -Dec. 14 9 16 11 11 !■> Jan-Mar. 14".,,
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    EXCHANGES.
    95 8 Rugby, Sept. 29. Foreign exchanges today were: Amsterdam 7.72 Athens 565 Belgrade 230 Berlin 13.05 Brussels 22.31 Bucharest 527' s Bombay 1/6 3 64 Buenos Aires 44% official Copenhagen 22.40 Geneva 16.051 Hong Kong 15 3 16 Helsingfors tM Lisbon 103 Madrid 37 3 16 Milan 59 < K
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      EASTERN UNITED INSURANCE.
      883 9 Annual Meeting. THE OBLIGATIONS OF SHAREHOLDERS. The innil general meeting of the Euun United Corporation. Ltd, ni held on Saturday Mr. One Soon Tee presided and others ytawni m Mean. 8. Q. Wong. Lee CUb Tm, Dr. S. C. Tin. L. C L. MapUoath. Bean tog Tang.
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      ANGLO-SIAM CORPN.
      158 9 Final Dividend Of 4% Declared. The Anatir Corporation Limited has received a telegram from the head office m London stating that a final dividend af 4 par cent, on ordinary shares has been declared, which, with the 3Vi per cent. Interim dividend, makes TVt per cent. for the
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      $941 PROFIT FOR THE YEAR.
      573 9 Jimah Rubber Estates limited. A profit or pMl M on Um year m reported at the annual msttUa o; Jtmah Rubber Estates Ltd. held on Saturday at the »iihans)« Room. Kullerton Bonding Mr. James Robe:tjon naMii and. moTtof the adoption of the report and account*,
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      FINANCIAL WISDOM.
      217 9 "Waste And Chaoa Of Haphazard Method. 1 London. Sept. 19 Lard Hag* Cecil Tb a world whtre rtletainri have shrunk tot United State* has not been able to <vnt. Royal Tnattfst of British Arch d-sregard the oatskte world." Mr Raywond Unwln Vlce-presl-Itects) "People are coming to see the
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      SINGAPORE MARKET.
      428 9 Official List of Approximate Prices. The follow** are tk.- prkaB canai par catty, nreralllng at Uic Singapore markets as faraisbed by tha Market Inspector, on Sept. U«t Barf sseak <reaad> JO per eettr. beef 1U1 or carry 34. pork. Inn 42. poet. Inn and fat (1st qoamy> matton
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      483 9 MONTHLY RUBBER CROP RETURNS— ANALYSIS OF COMPANIES INCREASING AND DECREASING OUTPUTS, JULY 1933, AS COMPARED WITH JULY, 1932. OOKPAMm mCBBAgPrC OTJTrfJT. COMPAMIKS DKCmKASatQ OOTfTTT. TOTAL. I%Til0 T kWOa iS %1~~~ MeefO.. S* M& DeereMa. K. ef Co. vjfr jM?e?DM. Baraae 11* US n tU M 11 BM +I«.T Oeytaa Ml
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      328 9 BANKING. NEDCRLANDSCHE HAIIDIvUIAATSCH>mj, N. V. (NETHKR LANDS TRADING SOCIETY.) ErtAHlsltil ia JtMgtwMmi 1824 HEAD OFTTCE: AMSTERDAM WTTB BRANCHXS IM ROTTERDAM AND THE HAG lE. HEAP 0 "ICE FOR HE EAST j BATAVIA. Bruacaas tnreusßeul tbe Ouleß bsl taaihe aud kt the BMMst g miniwia, lodaa. CMm. Japsa saw Anam. MfTDON
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    AMUSEMENTS
    23 10 llMfAfrAT*), il- niakri*^ "Hte ir.n ••>» M M|H I! taWWatirtaUS"*'** A* 4 fa |«||M TaV-jrw I I .11 iriVLaw *TLlCPtitinr A in mi
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE MONDAY, OCTOBER, 2, 1933. A SCHOOL BOGEY.
    603 10 I l|. tt *|||t«t M M lti>>ll«>> I.- m,,,| 4 fcAka) My|^UM||M^^ gl AM A fckttia I It a I w^ wi waiffvtfiwfftwiv inn* *M MtlMMl lit* Htll*t ft*!**** ma*J*w CMlttfl. Anrwti* •ii« Km ►I. •HMHIIMt HMI» •n* *MMjM4M#
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    THE GAZETTE.
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    NOTES OF THE DAY
    143 10 AN tAHtr i a 4*»M)Mt f liana* imh In Mm t**»»*l hmiimi* it •Mil (MaltM* ami «iil*«|.n>i il mi« 1 IM Imm li.iiiinai' -*i.. im«h» ..I ii.i..i.ai< ill "i 1111-ll Will III!. fMN*) *ll**t *a|l»»l Ml lII* I illtlllla OAjIM4MM Im wan* ili*a* imnam ,i. MaM
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    366 10 f*wHff*if/ w'l' I.l' ll llH«. IH I 111 m! a aMM4aJ aitfiiMlaAl*W^aß 4^ai I i iihiii ii i i ii Mi*. N*unl I.H|.|- MlftUlUttl ft Mitt. lull. l.»'ll*i.l Ml •MM B? El *i IT i"! B4a#aaa am i Im 1 1 1 a I 14 ft MAMA
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    IMPROVEMENT IN TRADE AND INVENTION OF NEW USES.
    6182 11 ULTIMATE SOLUTION OF RUBBER PROBLEM. GOVERNOR'S IMPORTANT SPEECH. Restriction Dependent On France And Belgium. A Most important speech was auric in the legislative Council this rooming by H.E. the Governoi Sir Cecil Ctementi. After referring to the defence contribution, whkfc rontroveray he
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    STRUGGLE FOR LAND IN CHINA.
    222 11 Cause Of Japano-UJS. Naval Race? Moscow. Sept 24. The Communist Party organ. PranU. retards the Increasing Japanese penetration Into China as the main cause of the present anraratlon of JapanoAmerlcan controversy which finds 1U ominous fipraiston In the proceeding race of naral armaments. Commenting the
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    CHINESE CONSUL.
    64 11 Shanghai, Oct. 2. The Foreign Ministry at Nanking has ordered that Mr. Tong Lao, the Chinese ConsulGeneral in Singapore, is to be transferred to Calcutta, as acting Consul-General. Mr. Philip Tyan is to be acting Consul-General in Singapore, with the power of supervising and directing all Chinese consular
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    AIR TRAGEDY.
    206 11 Three Killed In Crash In Kent London, Oct. 1. A small private ae~oplane returning to London from the dedication cere- mony of the R 101 memorial at Beau,vals crashed at Hawkhurst. Kent, and I the three occupants were killed. They were Capt Styran, the pilot, I Mr. Ian
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    CHANG HSUEH-LIANG.
    61 11 Received By King Of Sweden In Stockholm. Stockholm. Oct. 1. Marshal Chant Hsueh-llang on his arrival her* today was received by the King and afterwards lunched with Oustaf Adolf, the son of the Crown Prince. j HU foreign adviser. Mr. MacDonald, says that Chant Hsueh-lUng is lntel rested
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    SOVIET ORGANS BANNED.
    48 11 Scqvd To Ruaao-G«rman Pkm Dispute. Berlin. Sept 30 As a sequel to the Rusao-Qerman press dispute the Soviet newspapers Ixvestla and Pravda have been banned in Germany 8U Russian correspondents are leaving Berlin tonight and nine Oerman newspapermen are returning to Berlin from Russia —Reuter.
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    MONGOLS TO SEIZE CHARHAR?
    685 11 Independence Move. ANTI-NANKING MEETING IN CANTON. Shanghai, Oct. 2. A powerful Mongol leader. Prince Teh Huang, who recently started a movement (or the Independence of Inner and Outer Mongolia, declare* that no recognition will be accorded the provincial government of Charhar. He plans to establish an
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    MERAPI VOLCANO ERUPTS.
    53 11 Villages In Danger Zone Evacuated. Batavia. Sept Oct. X Merapl volcano In Mid-Java suddenlyerupted on Sunday afternoon, emitting usoke clouds. Then there were heavy rumblings after which a red-hot cloud of sand and small stones shot out of the era*"* All villages in the danger sone have
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    WAR ON KIDNAPPERS.
    184 11 America Begins Its Campaign. New York. Oet. 1. A most auspicious beginning has been made to the Government's determined campaign to rid the country of kidnappers. Seren out of ten persons charged with the kidnapping last July of Mr. C. P. UrscheJ. the oil millionaire, who was
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    MRS. G. C. MILN.
    150 11 Death Of A Well- K noun Writer On China. Ijondon. 8ept 30. The death Ls announced of Mrs George Crlchton Mlln. the authoress. Reuter. Mrs. Mlln. the well -known authoress, was 69 years of age at the time o< her death. Her writings were chiefly about
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    STEAMER CAPSIZES.
    54 11 22 Drowned And 100 Missing. TokJo. Oct. 2. Twenty -two persons are known to bare been drowned and over 100 anmissing aa a result of the capslain* •>! a pleasure steamer yesterday afternoon off the .coast of KumanvVi, due to the high seas and overloading Only 40 have
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    RECOVERY HOPES BRIGHTER.
    659 11 $700,000,000 Available For Destitute In ILS. TO AVOID INFLATION? Big Drive To Energise Industry. Following 4pj»eriod of uncertainty when the recovery drive in the Inited State* had seemed doomed to failure, the situation now appears distinctly brighter. The destitute in the Inited States will be provided with
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    ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO POISON CONSTABLE.
    1164 12 Story Of Something Bitter In Fowl Curry. The ivinanti that the accused failed to disclose to bis sae trier snVsrs that the wsmsa was roasairinx to kill her husband clearly incriminated the accused. It waa; however, a fundamental principle of British law that no maa
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    MILITARY ACTIVITY.
    411 12 hanpri Foreshore To Be Acquired. The stretch of foreshore at Chanel, which for fears has enjoyed wide popularity as a holiday and bathing resort. Is about to be taken over by :he military authorities. Confined In a comparatively small MM and used mainly for exercises and u a
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    25 12 Wiecaace ef the tws sealer car t»vei«ed us tin- K>s**» Read a\^MaVcVsnai ft anmsW nsa^at -|,fc| fli a. -a •w*^n^PJP»f> s*»*9l kBJJ« cMCawi- EMOC7 NsfW
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    ESCAPES IN HEAD-CIS COLLISION.
    252 12 Keppel Road Crash. MOTOR CAR SMASHED TO PIECES. There were miraculous escapes Irom serious Injury by six people In a motor accident at the Junction of Keppel Road with Telok Blangah Road short* ly after ten o'clock last night, when a two-seater motor-car and a companyowned
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    21 12 Inche Abu Bakar bin Ahmad, clerk, special class, Johore. has been promoted to claas IV under the scheme for Malay officers.
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    LESSER-KNOWN MALAYA.
    297 12 Delights Of Rural Country ride If you want to know Malaya, vtolt the remoter villages. That is the advice of Mr. A 8. Harries, Actlnc Colonial Secretary, who painted a glorious pietare o* the leaser known baaott— at this Penlnavla at Um flnt pooUc meetIng of the resuscitated
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    20 12 Second-Lieut. W. B. HaO, 5.8.V.F.. has been transferred to the 85 VI" Reserve of Officers, wtth effect from Sept 14.
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    "INVASION" OF SINGAPORE.
    817 12 Enemy Repulsed. G.OX.'i ANNUAL INSPECTION. (By a. Correspondent). Stagapore was saved from a fierce "attack" by the Sumatra Victory Corps yesterday, a counter-attack en Sent Plang HU1 by the defence foreee routing the enemy after they had made an unopposed landing at Sungel Tuas and «m on
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    Town And Country In Malaya.
    542 12 WHAT HAPPENS TO AMAHS IN ENGLAND. People who bring Chinese amah* to England anally hav* trouble with then wooer or later This week there was a report In the prasa of a Mr. John Botaater of Oxford, who was summoned at the local police court
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    FERMENT IN JAPAN?
    195 12 Izvestia On Political Intrigues. Uokov, Sept. 26. The organ of the Sort* Gown met Isveetta, -devotes an editorial to t.V anatyata of tht iliwwili aUaattno in Japan. Commenting on the ncrat attempt* to reorganise Um Japane^Cabinet, the asaayafjei potato out that the snhatanca of the polltk-ai ■anoevTring
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    RESERVATIONS FOR MALAYS.
    436 13 Land Privileges Of The Peasantry. A Bill to amend and consolidate the lav relating to Malay reservation*, and to secure to Malays their interests In land Is about to be Introduced Into the Federal Council. The Legal Adviser explains that this Bill repeals and re-enacts the Malay
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    GAMBLING RAID.
    64 13 Four Chinese who pleaded guilty to gambling In a house In Johore Road were fined $1 each by the second magistrate on Saturday. The house was raided at 9 30 p.m. on Friday and 53 cents were found on the mat. A fifth man pleaded not guilty and
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    PRISON FOR WOMAN.
    50 13 Sentence of three months simple Imprisonment was passed on a Chinese woman. Choo Ah Bap. who was lound guilty by the third magistrate -Jay of criminal breach of trust t of a diamond ring valued at f1.200. The complainant was another young woman named Ng Choo Leone.
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    BANKNOTE ROBBERIES IN SIAM.
    139 13 Fighting: The Menace. INSURANCE COMPANIES' SUGGESTIONS. 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. 8ept. 30. Some Insurance companies have telegraphed their agents In Slam to decline 1M4 cover against bask notes •em by registered post Otter companies are Hunting note* sent In any one letter to Tea. 1,000.
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    SULTAN OF JOHORE.
    150 13 Appointments To The Court His Highness the Sultan of Johore made the following appointments to the Sultan's Court and Palace Establishments, on the occasion of his birthday. 1 Grand Court Officials. —The Hon. Dato Mahamed Salleh bin All. D.P.M.J.. to be Dato Bentara Kanan i Senior Grand
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    MALAYAN INSECTS.
    78 13 Possible Uses Of Parasites In Agriculture. A list of Insects with their parasites and predators In Malaya has been published by the Department of Agriculture The authors are Messrs. O. H. Corbett and N. C. E. Miller The authors state In a preface that this list is published
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    CHARGE WITHDRAWN.
    82 13 When the case In which Albeit Usterman and a Tamil named Thlllaltanoo are charged with cheating one Muthucumaru In respect of a motor-, car, came up In the second police court on Saturday, It was stated that I the Deputy Public Prosecutor had! given instructions for the charge
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    MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE.
    180 13 Mr A. T. Newboult, M.C.S.. returned trom home leave by the Rawalpindi. Mrs Barbour. wife of the manager of Harewood estate. Batu Oajah. recently left for home. Dr P H. Martin has been appointed a member of the Medical Council. 8.8 and TUB. vice Dr A. N.
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    GOVERNOR AT LOCAL WEDDING.
    361 13 His Excellency Proposes Principal Toast H E. the Governor. Lady Clement! and their two daughters were among those who attended the fashionable wedding of Miss Gillian Brendon Pearse to Mr. John Forbes Hannyngton. MCi. ADO. Ipoh. at St. Andrew? Cathedral. Singapore, on Saturday. Miss Pearse. the
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    DENTISTS IN MALAYA.
    130 13 F.M.S. To Follow Straits Legislation. A BUI to provide (or the privilege* of dentists registered under "The Registration of Dentist* Ordinance. 1933," of I the Colony, and far the disabilities of persons not so registered. Is gazetted In j the F.M.S. The Registration of Dentists Enactment, 1931.
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    GOVERNMENT SERVANTS.
    46 13 Must Set Better Example, Says Magistrate. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Sept. 29. In discharging Vythlllngam, a Oovernment sewage Inspector on a charge of leaving his bicycle unattended, the Seremban magistrate cautioned th; accused, remarking fiat a Government (errant must set a better example
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    BRIBES OFFERED.
    83 13 (Frees Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. Sept 29. For offering an Illegal gratification of $9 to a Malay police Inspector a Tamil woman. Meenatchl, was fined $90 by the Seremban magistrate. The $5 was ordered to be confiscated. A fine ef $10 was Imposed by the Seremban magistrate on
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    61 13 Friday. Sept Hon. Captain I. Newbold left Oovernment Howe. His Excellency presided at a meeting of the Executive Council held at Oovemment House this morning. Mr. and Mrs. O Marian). Mrs Shelford. Mr R. Bt. O. OaulfeUd. Mr. F. C. M St. Paul and Mr. L. H. Peart*
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    PORT SWETTENHAM MARINERS' CLUB.
    381 13 "It's A Godsend," Say Visiting Seamen. During 1929, when vessels csillnc. at Port Bwettenham sometimes remained In port for several days, the provision of some place where the personnel could obtain recreation appeared to be very desirable. With the aid rf the F.M.S. Government, shipowners and
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    DEATH OF DRAKE'S DESCENDANT.
    132 13 Centuries-Old Family Curse Recalled. Mr. Edward T. Tyrwhit-Drakf former master of the Old Berkeley Bounds, died at Gibraltar on the night of Aug 31. and. In accordance with his wishes, was burled at sea near there on Sept 1. He was landed from the P. and
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    DISEASE CURED BY WIRELESS.
    263 13 German Doctor's New Method. Various sections of the electromagnetic series of waves, of which those causing visible light represent but a small part, are being found to be of value In medicine, writes Uie medical correspondent of the Morning Post. About the ultra-violet end of '.he
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      118 13 i [^■HHm M LOUIS bleriot ItiftfT 1 r~3h^KHHM flew the English I Channel for the first j^3 tine in 1909 NOW AGAIN I MM. Codos and Rossi flying a BLERIOT (500 h. p. Hispano Suiza) of similar design to that used In the :ross Channel flight have created I THE
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    £7,000 CENTREFORWARD FOR ARSENAL.
    1682 14 Helps New Side To Swamp Middlesbrough. June* Dunne, the Sheffield United forward who lot year scored 2* goats In senior match** has be«n transferred to the Arsenal at a fee of £7,000 Dunne made hU Initial appearance for his new club tn the match on Saturday
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    78 14 Mr.MM»t Hock*7 SCO. total Mmt Gfcrfcal ÜBta v*. fcCJUJ CD «r*-. SJLC. v« Khaha Ami, SJLO fi* Fuimn. «JL*X Ob. MMI row* ML; CUM iwiw. SUVA, art taMT,MMTfc BMtr tCC. total Mvi: Mfc ■*> R«k9 Ms* A «l BJU Dsset Bu < br BCC ijfiwh -m.' T*fcn«; rootteU:
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    ULTIMATUM FROM AUSTRALIA.
    257 14 No Body-line Bowling Or No Tour! London. Sept. M. The Australian Board of Control bw I— id an ultimatum to the lt.CC. UntoM the M.C C. afreea to teftalkte against "body lint" bowline, an Australian ertcket team win not tour ■'t**** MB* year. The AliaHaii body. It
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    D.R.A. HOBLYN.
    66 14 Sportsmen In Malaya will be sorry to hear Mr. D. R. A. Hoblyn. the Penang cricket skipper, tennis and hockey player, who Is with the Borneo Coy.. Ltd.. Penang Is retiring from the Bast about the end at the year He Is a sportsman m the best sense
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    WILTSHIRES "A" BEAT ISLANDS "A."
    216 14 Thrilling Finish At Tanglin. In a Rugby match TangUn en Satorday the Wiltshire* "A" bsai Um Island* "A" by eight point* (a goal and a penalty goal) to fl*s potato (a goal) after an Inter— ling pun*. Atttwgh at the Mart play was Inclined to
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    S.R.C. TENNIS.
    172 14 The following ties nave been arranged In the S-R C Tournament MONDAY'S TIES -A" Stogies. H A. Cardeiro (plus 15) vs N S Em (owe 4). Men's DewMsa. F. Norrts and C. A Morris (owe I) vs. P. r. de Sowsa and Mr 8. L. Oehlers (owe 30)
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    Portsmouth Retain Leadership.— Island Club Golf Championship.
    1270 14 Portsmouth Retain Leadership. Island Club Golf Championship. J. T. SMITH WINS ISLAND CLUB GOLF TITLE. Brilliant Golf During Second Round. The final of th* Meyer Cup Competition and the Island Club «->'«TLtiship ended In an easy win for J. T. Smith, the Singapore champion, yesterday when he defeated Dr. Ibrahim.
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    Opening Match Of S.C.C. Rugby Season.—Another Cup Surprise.
    1202 15 Opening Match Of S.C.C. Rugby Season.— Another Cup Surprise. SINGAPORE'S FINE RUGBY PROSPECTS. Opening Game Reveals Plenty Of Talent. Newfien t: «e«t pta It the form displayed in the Newcomers vs. Rest match on the SC.C. pedang on Saturday Is anything to go by Singapore and the Cricket Club are
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    RIVERS OUTPOINTED BY BRADY.
    412 15 Narrow Wv/ After Poor The return encounter between Bergt Jim Brady (B-A-F.) and Al Riven at the New World an Saturday* night promtsi g tome eirtt— at> tat the large crowd who went alone to »ee the j fight were dlaappatntod. Fran the point of view
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    YOUNG STRIBLING.
    41 15 Accident Ends Boxing Career. Mkw, Go rgfa, Oct. 1. Siriattag. the well•"••wa bax«r, was .ii«aafj fajond wh« the ■oior-ryek h« m ridhac wBWrf with an autoawhih. His left foot has Wen aaantatea 1 aad his hip is frac tarcaU-Rcvter.
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    HOME RUGBY.
    85 15 Blackheath Win At Birkenhead. London. Bept St. The results of chief Rugby games played to-day were as follow* Birkenhead Park 11 Blackheath Mackhea th 11 v. Seniees 1 Oloncester 16 Bristol 0 O vy 1 I Plymo uth Alb. I Harlequins 19 Bath Leicester 23 London Welsh t.
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    D. R. JARDINE,
    114 15 "Lucky To Be The Guest* Of India.** London, Sept 39. D. R Jardlne, Captain of the M.C.C. touring tram to India. Issued the following meesage to the Press, before the tourist* sailed from Tilbury. "The hospitality of the Cast Is traditional and we are lucky to be
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    SELANGOR AUTUMN MEETING.
    413 15 Successful Day's Racing:. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Koala Lumpur. Sept. 29 A good crowd, fine weather and excellent sport made the opening day of I the Selangor Turf Club autumn meetjtng very successful. The tote and sweeps were patronised and with a ■prlnlrling of well- fancied bones
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    "SECRET TOURS."
    92 15 Need For Cricket Board Of Control. When will Malaya have a Cricket Control Board? asks the Malay Mall In reference to the pending Tint of a Malayan aV«e to Hong Kong. It U remarkable (the paper remarks) bow secretly tbeee so-called "Malayan" I tours are arranged, often In
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    S.C.C. Bowls.
    188 15 The following are the ties this week la the B.C.C. Bowls Tournament MONDAY. D. C. Burn and A. L. Oumore vs. K. A. Brown and J. N. Walnwrlght Dr. K. D. Undow and H. K. Fearnslde vs. E. H. R. Bowerman and A. B. Jordan. O. C. Miner
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    ANOTHER JUNIOR SIDE IN CUP SEMI-FINALS.
    771 15 S.R.C. Eliminated By Straits Cattle Co. Straits Cattle Ce. 1; S.R.C The StralU Cattle Co. at last succeed ed in disposing of the S.R.C. when the teams met for the third time at Anson Rd. on Saturday. They thus proved themselves the second Junior
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    SELANGOR CUP.
    340 15 Exciting Final Ends In Draw. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Sept 30 Exciting cup-Ue soccer was witnessed by a large crowd this evening when the Selangor Malays and the Kuala Rovers met In the Senior E.F A. Cup final. Amongst those present were Mr T. S Adams,
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    I.S.P. MEMBERS AND MR. RASMUSSEN.
    2307 17 A Profitable Morning. "WALK AROUND ESTATE A REVELATION." A non butted area of 3« acre* of rahhai that is yielding 1.200 pounds per acre, thaahs to forestry nMimUm, was shows to piaaUrs who attended a lectare oa Cetor EsUU recently. A planter who »a* present
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    ADMIRAL MITCHELL RETIRES.
    350 17 To Facilitate Promotions In Navy. TIm Admiralty announced on Sept 1. that the following retirements and promotions have been approved. The practice of aenlor officers retiring at their own request to facilitate the promotion of Junior officer*, which has become more frequent of late, to much appreciated,
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    SHENSI OILFIELDS.
    143 17 Exploitation Hampered By Lack Of Transport. The Shenet Provincial Department of Reconstruction has Instructed Mr Lei Pao. petroleum expert and member of the Bhend Ooverument, to assist the provincial authorities In the exploitation of petroleum at Fushlh and Tenchang. In Northern ShensL In an Interview, Mr Lei declared
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    A Political Diary Of The Week.
    1202 19 THt: CAMiNST RETIRES TO WORK DISARMAMENT, l\t\IPlJ)YMk\T AyD DEBTS MR. THOMAS GETS A SCARE— STORMS ON THE CON. FFRt\ TIA L HORIZON CONSERVATIVES TO SUSPEND JUDGMENT On WHITE PAPER PROPOSALS IF LABOIR WON THE NEXT ELECTION. ifrom Our Own Correspondent SrtArrs Timxs Orm, neet
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    20-HOUR DAY.
    228 19 Bench Appalled At Lorry Driver's Lot 1-fwnVnn Sept. 14. We were appalled at the evidence," said Aid. H. J Mim ehasnaan of the Bench at Bristol, jiataulij. whea Charles Wlntle. a haulage contractor of Queen Street. Bristol, was fined total of £90 on nine saausaaaM alleging that he
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    MAN WHO WAS HIT BY CRICKET BALL.
    376 19 Judge And County Play Risks: London. Sept 19. "I! one of our leading county batsmen hit a ball out of the Oval or out of Lord's Cricket Oround. and someone was struck, would that person bring an action against the M.C.C. or the
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    TO LIVE IN LINER.
    182 19 More Economical Ulan On Land. A frenchwoman, Madame VlscnerrAflsanlevllle. has decided to make her permanent rwfctenec an board a Trans-AtlanUc liner Madame Vlscher d'AssonlevWe. who Is a widow, had nem been to sea ■nttl last July, whan she vast for a pleasure cruise In the De
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    BANISH SENTENCED.
    39 19 (rrota Our Own Owi'iimi*— t.) Beremtwn. Sept Tone Krone who tv charted with poaMMtoo of aeditloiu literature at NIUI Road was acquitted and CUacharg cd. A returned banlshee. Lee Ng. was •enteoced to five years rigorous imprl
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    PREMIER WATCHES ULSTER T. T. RACE.
    63 20 MVIHUII after the race. (PUnet News.) TAZIE NUVOLARI. the hwa lUiUn rmclnf drJver, Arirtng a British tutor Urn flr»t Mbm, won Urn DMer Tovrtet Tr^hy r»c« »t Belfkst with a >pe«)d of 78.65 nllea an hoar. (Planet Newa.) THE PRIME MINISTER. Mr. Ramsay MacDonaM.
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