Malaya Tribune, 15 October 1934

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya Vol. XXL ti: 251 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Oct. 15, 1934. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. "SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1934. FIVE CENTS.
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      160 1 HeaJ The £uitdag Iribune Dominant In zlMalaya ~,,.,,II I 1 I I I I •:>..:M i M!MIMMMIMIMIM.MIMtM MIM« r i 11l ll lIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIUIIIIIIIHII MM NI **«*<• IWM■|:; r HHii.|.i|..|.WHnM'l»lM|llMiM!l"i:'lW™"«'"'- f PROVED 6 IDEAL nilllT IB ANTI-CORROSIVE j Sole Agents: GUTjgggb Incorporated in S.S. 0iillll•IIIII I l I I I I
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      374 1 (■III) J Himalaya Bouquet Those who do not use HIMALAYA BOUQUET TOILET PREPARATIONS IfcWaSl cannot know just how perfectly delightful they are. Perfumed with the fragrance of flowers from the mountains. Himalaya Bouquet captivates ffl Ps|rfiv|[l tht: senses with a delicate and fascinating allure. DARBY (Sarawak). MAASM. liiii i i
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    Shipping News & Notices. LAKE STEAMER'S CONVERSION
    1069 2 Shipping News Notices. LAKE STEAMER'S CONVERSION 41-Year-Old Boat Fitted With Oil Engines A RECENT conversion from steam to oil engines is that of the passenger steamer Raven, belonging to the Ullswater Steam Navigation Co., plying on Lake Ullswater. She is a vessel 120 ft. long with a beam of 10ft.
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    RESCUE AT SEA
    376 2 Silver Medals For Jaffa Boatmen THE King has been pleased, upon the recommendation of the President of the Board of Trade, to award silver medals for gallantry in saving life at sea to Ahmed Rajawi and Mohamed Dababesh, of Jaffa, in recognition of their gallantry in saving
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    L'ATLANTIQUE FIRE
    116 2 French Insurance Companies' Action The mystery of the fire which gutted Uio French liner L'Atlantique in January. is once again to .he fore. The examining magistrate in charge of the inquiry has received an intimation from two French insurance companies that they wish to become "civil parties' to
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    SOLD FOR £500
    96 2 British Ship Which Went Ashore I life; wvii'k of .yXKMon Hii'inh ship. \vb«Mi Hltnat \vu* valued, wHh c-unro. i' ?lW,(ino, ha* bven for 111 Type Town Tbo ibjfi--ibe Win ton, owy»ou by Messrs. Dirt, I'tiUcr diiil lluplus of London—w«*nt amiiiTo in Tublo Buy (C«i»c Province) on July
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    U.S. SERVICES TO S. AFRICA
    858 2 Shipping Bureau And Rate Charges THE Shipping Board Bureau, through the Secretary of Commerce, Mr. Roper, has taken another step in its regulatory programme that may affect Conference agreements generally by requiring the filing of more complete information concerning their operations. Mr. Roper issued an
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      409 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA I» O S. N. Oka SAILINGS. 01 TV.AKI>S. Due lonnage. Singapore. SOUDAN c > soo L 4 CARTHAGE AOOu Oct. 28 RANPURA IT.OOO Nov. 9 BURDWAN 6.070 Nov. VS H)*>]■[ 15,000 Nov. 23 RANCH] »7,000 pee. 7 SOMALI 8 MO P ec NAI.hF.RA l«,«W RAWALPINpI 17.1)00
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      144 2 iff LL6YD TRIESTINO (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE, j SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, 1 r„. Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, PoTt n Calling at Celombo, Bombay, Suez, Said, Piraeus, Brindisi, Venice and Port Said, Brindisr, Venice Trieste, Trieste. S| s.s. CONTE VERDE ay s.s.
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      319 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA UNIE. Deotsch HmJH Austraiisehe rvampftchifft Gesellschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDS. HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Dne Spore t m.s. DUISBURG, via Manila Oct. 16 m.s. RAMSES, via Manila Oct. 30 t m.s. SAUERLAND, via Manila Nov. 13 t s.s. OLDENBURG, via Manila
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      565 2 STEAMER SAILINGS, NORDDEUTSCHE» LLOYD. (Incorporated bj Germany). The undernoteJ art th* Company n. tended fixture* OUTWARDS. MM "ODER" for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan rw o 9 "TRIER," for Manila, Hongkong S'hai, N. China and Jap-m N n "TRAVE," for Manila. H'konp. S'hai, N. China and Japan X<a\ 29
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    Mining Shares LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    516 3 Singapore, Monday. The following mining share quotations -re issued by Fraser and Co., exchange stock brokers: Buyers. Sellers. tmpat Tin 5|- s;9xd J, A sum Kumbang Tin 37,6 40,0 Malay 58- 61 u ,r Hitam Tin 14!9 15|3 Avei Wfng 2.05 2.10 Bangrin Tin 27';-
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    140 3 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION LOCAL PRICES NOMINAL Good Augury For Next Year (By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Monday, noon. To-day' 9 Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 22V4 cts., down Va ctMarket Tone: Quiet Tin (Singapore), $1141,4, down $V«. Saturday's Prices:— London: 6 15|16d., unchanged. Market Tone: Steady. New York: Closed.
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    71 3 Higher Level Needed Before Stabilisation Reuter Wireless. Washington. Oct. 10. It is learned that President Roosevelt feels that commodity prices should go a bit higher before any attempt is made to stabilise the price level. It is emphasised, however, that Prices will be prevented from going too hlgn.
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    FINAL DIVIDEND OF 7½ PER CENT.
    674 3 Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. annual general meeting of the SinA gapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., was held at the offices of Messrs. Boustead and Co., Union Building, on Saturday, Mr. C. R. Cherry presided and the others present were: Mr. W. H. Macgregor,
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    UNITED ENGINEERS
    483 3 Directors' Report For Year Ended June 30 THE following is the report of the Directors to be submitted at the twenty-third general meeting of the Company to be held at the Registered Office, River Valley Road, Singapore, on Wednesday, Oct. 24, at 12 noon: The Directors submit the
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    DAWES LOAN BOND
    30 3 Germany's Interest Payments i Reuter Washington, Occ. 13. riHE German Embassy announced that IV the German Government jjjug the $60,000,000 Dawes Loan Bond aue on October 15.—Reuter
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    BANTENG (SELANGOR) RUBBER
    299 3 Profit Of £2,127 Reported '■'HE annual report of the directors of Banteng (Selangor) Rubber Estates, Ltd., for the year ended Apr. 30, 1934, states: The planted area remains the same as last year, namely, 2,048 acres, of which 1,746 acres are mature. The estates are reported to
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    237 3 Reaction To Marseilles Tragedy i Reuter Wireless. London, Oct. 10. On the Stock Exchange the tragic events at Marseilles had a restaming influence on the markets but they were not unduly perturbed and in the absence of selling pressure, early dullness was followed by an improved tone all
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    TREASURY BILLS
    45 3 London, Oct. 12. The total amount applied for in £35.000,000 Treasury bills was £54.275,000. The amount allotted in Bills at three months was £31.100,000. The average rate per ct r nt v™ as 14 5.74 d. as compared with 15!9.702d. a week ago.
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    Rubber Shares LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    643 3 Singapore, Monday. The following rubber share quotation; are issued by Fraser and Co., and Lyoi: and Evatt. Issue Value. Fraser Lyall and Shares. and Co. Evaf lAllenby 1.85 1.95 1.80 IJSfecd IA. Gajah 1.50 1.60 1.50 160 IA. Hitam 2.35 2.55 2.35 2.55 1 Aytr
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    58 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. For R.M.E. No. 1, X Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Singapore, Monday, noon. Buyers. Sellers. Spot (loose) 23 ftSK (P. 0.8.) current month 23% 23% Nov. Dec. 24 24% Jan. March 25*4 25% ApriUune 27 27% Tone of Market: Very dull. Latest Cable: London Spot
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      46 3 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, iUnager. OFFICE: i, FINLATSON GBEBN. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT WORKMEN* COMPENSATION INSURANCE. HIAD OFFICE: l«D f o*ll it, Stafapore-
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      101 3 Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY.) Established in Amsterdam, 18Z4. HEAD OFFICE AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGU* dent, in the principal C.t... of he World. BANKING BUSINESS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION TRANSACTED. SINGAPORE OFFICE: 2 4 6 Cecil Street. Telephone Nos. 5264 1 5265 and 5266. PENANG
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      61 3 TEACH YOUR FAMILY THE VALUE OF THRIFT The child who is taught to recognise the advantage of consistent savin* becomes the adult life well armed for the solution of its problems. The Bank is eager to help in establishing this valuable habit. $5 opens a SAVINGS ACCOUNT. MAKE IT TO-DAY.
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      153 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in Straite Settlements). Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, Ltd., THE HO HONG BANK, Ltd. 1HLt AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, Ltd. CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE: CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET. SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee
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      360 4 M. HASSAN, M, ft 87, BRAS BASAH BOAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work In electrical, gas and water service line. We give prompt attention to all orders either big or small. Why not consult us about your requirements Estimate submitted upon request without charge or obligation. 'PHONE 3411.
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      494 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL 5% DEBENTURE STOCK 1926. INTEREST DI E IST NOVEMBER, 1934. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Transfer Registers of the above Stock will bl closed from the 18th to the 315.-October, 1934, both (lays inclusive. C. H. GOLDIE, Municipal Secretary. CHEAP SALE Paddock Arrow Shirts, Borsalino
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      855 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. SALE BY TENDER OF PINEAPPLE AND RUBBER ESTATE. To he sold by tender, pursuant to Order of Court, dated September 3, 1934, made in Suit No. 271, of 1934, between Ng Koh plaintiff a»d Ng Cheng Rang defendant, jd T lBCe of land in the Mukim of Pulai,
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      331 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED—Experienced European or Eurasian Chief Clerk with sound knowledge accounting for Bangkok Branch, Import' Company. Applicants must be under 35 years age. Apply stating experi2nce and tu'aiifications to Bex No. 458, co Malaya Tribune. WANTED i 1 WANTED. —Second-hand Austin 10-4 f 'aloon. Price Moderate. Reply To 457.
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      411 4 EDUCATIONAL. PAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School) (For Boys and Girls). j l-A. Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Muaical Education— Systematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, ft etc, Booklet free. I M. ANCIANO, Principal.
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      624 4 HERE'S SOMETHING NEW AND RELIABLE. M.C.C. Special, 15 Jewel, Chromiara Plated, Interchangeable, Swiss Made Watch. We Guarantee to replace a New Machine within a year of purchase if anything goes wrong with the I Watch provided it shows no sign of Rust. X.m& I YICK WOH HING 429, North Bridge
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    MUCH PROGRESS IN NORTH-WEST
    287 5 War Minister At Nanking Shanghai, Oct. 13. aITJCH progress in the administration W of China's North-west and in the development of that region made, according to General v c ching, the Chinese War ivunis- «as intetviewed by Chinese grj pressmen on his arrival ao >ester oay
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    LORD PRIVY SEAL
    175 5 Good Will Visit To Scandinavia I lien PIUVY SKAI., Mr AnHony Kden. LJ 11 owl <it op I hursd-y Inst op w i', ~112 St-unditiuviuu countries. 11, i,i si U'. ifri-Aion foi thlA viai on Iwmilf "112 SwHiah Gov- itiiiii'iit tltinni! ihi* RUiHUift and 'he in^i" wu-
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    ANTI-RED CAMPAIGN
    50 5 Shanghai. Oct 13. A Nanchang communique announces thai the Government troqJs in Kiangsl have re-occupied the Red strongholds o1 Hingkno and Ningdo. The Reds are retreating with the Government troops in hot pursuit The general advance aga nst lh e Reds is making appreciable progress.—Mm Kuo Jih Pao.
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    BREACH OF TRUST
    201 5 Young Tamil Sent To Prison (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lipis, Oct. 12. A YOUNG Tamil, named Tambu, was produced by the Police before Enche Mohamed Zulkifli, Magistrate, Kuala Lipis, on Oct. 11 and charged with criminal breach of trust in respect of a trunk belonging to
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    SELANGOR NOTES
    183 5 Distressing Accident At Klang iFrom Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. A distressing accident occurred at Klang on Thursday when a Malay boy, who was a fourth-standard student in 'he Government English School, collided with a ricksha while riding his cycle on the Port Swet enham Road and
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    BOUND OVER
    224 5 Possess'on Of Instruments Decides The Issue r From Our Oven Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. /v Chinese named Wong Fook appeared before the first magistrate, Mr. F. K. Wilson, on a charge of being a suspected bad character and without having anv visible means of subs strnct. Chief Court
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    VULTURE FIGHTS MAN
    82 5 Algiers. How a wild vulture, after circling several times over a bungalow at Bona, on the Algerian coast, swooped down on Se house and a tacked the family, at lunch on the verandah, is told here. The owner of the house grappled with the vulture and struck
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    TESTS FOR DIESEL ENGINES
    64 5 Moscow. Forty Desel-driven automobiles includJ- Lveral with British engines, have reM here after a gruelling test drive f cm Moscow to Tiflis and back. They covered a distance of more than 3 000 miles in 32 days-ten days less than Ui ro S w thet-e un
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    CHURCH BOYCOTTED
    144 5 V illagers' Mass Strike For Three Years Belgrade. I HE people or thres laige villages near RibarsKa Banja. Yugoslavia. ha''e been "on strike" against the Green Orthodox Church ffltf three years. During this time, they have neither attended church,' nor called in th: priest for weddings, funerals, or
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    AWARD AFTER 32 YEARS
    156 5 Medals For Soldier VVho Won Them In 1902 Gosford, New South Wales. Alter 32 years, two Boer war medals have been awarded by the War Oiiice to ivir. L. U. hosier 01 East Giriord, New bouth Wales. They are a Queen Victoria medal with lour bars
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    THIEF'S LONG REACH
    122 5 Articles Hooked From Railway Compartments Budapest. Many handbags and small articles of luggage disappeared from railway compartments just before the trains left bast Station, Budapest. Bela Ferenczen, a former sleeping-car a tendant, was arrested and confessed he was the thief, but declared that he never entered the
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    ILLICIT SAMSU
    234 5 Chinese Fined For Possession (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday AT the Kuala Lumpur Police Court to-day a Chines named Ong Choon iDDeared before the. first magistrate f K. Wilson and charged with being ound in possession of one still at 4 2 n.le Ampang. without having
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      382 5 \J ~Jj Sunshine Glaxo ii specially prepared to jf gi c The baby who cannot have mothers *f M _J 1 milk the same sound s' u rt m life as the U X jt|/% ;j > v 1 baby who een have mother's milk. \i <j V«i k Made
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      235 5 BERLIN SHORT-WAVE STATION Virehss Programme For To-day HE wireless programme as announced 1 by the German Short-wave Station BeruD, Broadcasting House, broadcasting on a wavelength of 31.3 a metres is as fo ;Ows (the times stated are the approxi3iatf local times): 820 pin. Dja Announcement (Germ., Er.gl German Folk Song
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      529 5 Wireless TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME The Midland Studio Orchestra Empire wireless programme is as io.lgws:— 620 p.m. Bis E.n. The Wes'crn Stu.o Orchestra Leader: Frank Thomas iarjorie Grant (Soprano*. 7.05 pm. Gramophone Records. Opera n.grammj. Greenwich Time Signal a. /.20 p.m <5u p.m. Organ Rcc:tal by Ci fiord Smith. 820 pm.
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    PROF, A. SCHUSTER
    188 6 Death Of Well-Known Scientist London, Oct. 15. THE death is announced oI Profe.vsui "«r Arthur Schuster.—Reufer. Professor Sif Arthur Schuster FR S T ,«Tt" i r a,uon M^'o>' *5 1— 1851, and was a son of the iai. Francis Joseph Schuster of London. Ait' r q brilliant,
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    MR. ARTHUR HENDERSON
    61 6 Taken 111 At Labour Conference Reuter Wireless. London. Oct. 11. Mr. Arthur Henderson is ill in London. He became indisposed at the Southron Labour Conference and v;a: trtfa'ed by two doctor delegates and k now in bed. He had a bad breakdown 'hree years ago. necess tating
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    MADRID COURT MARTIAL
    37 6 Sequel To Recent Revolt Reuter Wireless. Madrid, Oct. 10. The first person court-martialled in connecfion with the revolt ron has been condemned to twelve years' military imprisonment. The accused was caught using firearms.—Reuter Wireless.
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    LABOUR STATISTICS
    52 6 The following are Ihe numbers of arrivals from, and of departures to the Madras Presidency lor the month of September, 1934. as supplied by Travelling Inspectors and "learner agents:— Arrivals: (State-aided) adults 2,089. minors 600, infants 396. Arrivals: (others) adults 6,066, minors 409, infants 255. Departures: adults 2.468,
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAYS SHIPPING CHINA MERCHANTS
    49 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAYS SHIPPING CHINA MERCHANTS Buying Fifteen Vessels From America Shanghai, Oct. 14. The China Merchants Steam Naviga:icn Company is negotiating with the American Shipping Board for the purchase cf at least 15 vessels. This will greatly augment their fleet —Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    PASSENGERS
    57 6 The following passengers lef f Singapore for East and South Africa and South America by the. O.S.K. Arabv v Maru: Mr. Cecil Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Heiiu 3aumgart, Miss Rupert Pnumgart, Mrs. Mary MaUMa. Mr. a id Mr?. George Ray ilicks. Mis Hilen Kathoryn Hicks, Mr. rhomaa Dillon, Mr.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    89 6 Ngow Hock. Norwegian, 70J) tons; from Bangkok IS. 10, to Malacca 13.10. Ka r ong, P»ritish, 863 tons; from Bangkok 14.10, to Malacca and Port Swettenham. Halvdan. Norwegian, 761 tons; from Bangkok 14.10. to Bangkok unk»»wn. Van Ou'hoovn. Dutch, 1 .ISO tons; from Tanjong Priok 14.10, to Cheribon
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    117 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Oct. 15. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) City of KhiOfi 18: Alria 14; Yuki Maru 12; H.M S. Herald 10; Sumatra Maru 8; Gorgon P» Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Jeypore 30; Palembang
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    GIRL KIDNAPPED
    129 6 Search For White Slave Gang London. Oct. 5. DIDINA Olashanu, one of the beauties of the Danubian port of Gaiatz, has been kidnapped in broad daylight. She was returning from a shopping expedition when a woman thru.t htr n<o a car that was standing by the kerb, and
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    SILK INTEREST RATES
    82 6 Shanghai. Oct. 15. The Ministry of Finance has given instructions to the Banking Associations in Nanking, Shanghai, Tientsin, Chungking, Hankow and Peiping to regulate the interest rates for loans in he silk-producing zones in the provinces. The Government hopes that the rate will be below eight per
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    118 6 Mails from Batavia and Palembang by aeroplane are expected at the General Post Office, Singapore, at 2.30 p.m. to- morrow. The local agents of the Imperial Airways notify that the outward aeroplane due yesterday has been delayed owing to bad weather and is now expected here at about
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    12 6 Left Arrd. By Spore London Karagola Sept. 20 Oct. 13
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    MONEY MARKET
    199 6 BELLING. Singapore, Oct. 15. London 3 months' sight 214 7|32 London 4 months' sight 214 3! 16 London 60 days' sight 2j4 532 London 30 days' sight 2 4 1 8 London demand 2j4 3;32 London T.T. 2|4 3;32 Lyons and Paris demand 858 Hamburg demand 140 New
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    PRODUCE
    202 6 Singapore, Oct. 15. R. 'Sialn) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyon $124 R. (Siam> W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $122 R. (Siam> W. Coast N. 3 per Koyan $118 Rice. B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $106 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $103 Siam, Sinhuay Al
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    CITY BEDECKED
    133 6 Welcome To Marshal Chiang Shanghai. Oct. 13. MARSHAL Chiang Kai Shek, his wife (Madame Soonr, Mel Ling) and i Marshal Chang Jisueh Liang arrived in Sianfu, the capital cf Shensi, yesterday afternoon They wero accorded an enthusiastic welcont? The city was bedecked witn flags They will stay the
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    COLLIERY RELIEF FUND
    23 6 Reuter Wireless. London, Oct. 10. The Lord Mayor's relief fund for the Gresford colliery disaster victims has reached £102,000.—Reuter Wireless
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    341 6 J Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. OCT 15 High Tides.—2.s7 am. 1.58 p.m Rotary Tiffin. Adelphl Hotel. I p.m 7*fr. M. Saravanamuttu on "Ceylon. P and Present." Husby: Public Services "A" v. Wilt shires, Tanglin. Hockey r S.C.C. v. R.E.. S.C.C.; ACS v
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    AMUSEMENTS
    63 6 ALHAMBRA.—'Operator 13." APOLLO.—"N a k h-s i-Suleimani Hindustani talkie. CAPITOL.—"The Affairs of Cellini." EMPIRE— Canonese talkie, "Beautiful Lady." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, Side-shows, Dean's Grand Opera, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. MARLBCROUGH.—' Friendly Love." Chinese talkie. NEW 7/ORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, Side-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. PAVILION.—"A Bill of
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      483 6 i SINGAPORE HOTELS I ill I ill Willi ill iTi ilViiiiiyi inaimHUMmmmwimM^ lINI IN AID OF THE CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY GALA BOHEMIAN NIGHT SATURDAY, OCTOBBB 20TH. at SEA VIEW HOTEL I Dancing till 2 a.m. Also Chinese and Europe.™ Water Sports, CiMoonlight Concert Trips, Co.ktail Bar (James, Midnight Cabaret. |Ui
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      95 6 BURMESE SPECIALIST. KIIOO 800 LONE, co! Hung Sing Dentist Shop, 331, Tanjong Pagar Road, (opposite Empire Cinema Theatre). Having had 40 years' experience at Rangoon. f to notify the public, that he can cure f A all sickness, also chrome and complicated «X I cases left hopeless. y I Madness,
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      27 6 DANCERS! "YICK'S" DANCING SHOES, Solid Leather Throughout. $3.25 A PAIR. Inspection Cordially Invited At: YICK WAH SING, 'iVatchmaker Footwear Manufacturers, 81, North Bridge Road, (Near High Street).
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      75 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Laat Yesterday Nigai Max. Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Tempi Stations. Deg. F. Inches. Hours. Deg. F. '.lor Star 89 1.49 0.1 7:; Sit ia wan 85 Nil 2.1 72 Kotu Bhaiu 87 0.02 9.5 74 Bukit Jcram 87 Nil 7.1 73 Malacca 81
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      391 6 [POSTAL INTULIGtNCE SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Pontianak (Raub) 2 p.m. Netherlands Indies, Bagan. Bengkalis and Selat Pandjang j (Singaradja) 3 p.m. Soengei Liat (Magnet) 4 p.m. j TO-MORROW Karimon 'Hang Yon) 9 a.m. j Tandjong Pinang (Bee Tong) 9ai£. Pengerang (S. Soon Heng) 9 a.m. Paniangkat, Sambas and Singkawang (Tomchor.)
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    TRADE BOOM IN JAPAN
    656 7 Exports Increasing IUTTERNESS AGAINST BRITISH QUOTAS Tokyo. rrHE trade boom in Japan shows no signs oi slowing down despite i, tas instituted against Japani j by India, Great Brita.r her Crown Colonies, the Dutch Indies, France, Italy and other n. tries. the contrary the tremendou wide
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    202 7 Swimmers' Dash For Their Car Houston, Texaj. A PARTY of bathers were laughing and talking as they walked up the bank of Spring Creek, 15 miles, from here, after a swim at dusk. One woman had a small child with her. Suddenly, they saw something big and
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    120 7 Centenarian Coachman's 55 Years Of Service Rome. Rinaldo Jucrhini, honorary coachman tn the l'opt>, celebrated hi> 100 th. birthdnY last month JucoNtni enjoy? Ihc honour oI havint: served /our Pope.s in Ihav capacity durlliji his fifty-live years of offue. Hi«s fh.it appointment wii" in 3870, to I.ro
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    RADIUM TO CURE INSANITY?
    57 7 Caigary, Alberta. •s Radium may prove to be a cure for cer.'i.i type of insani.-y. according to Dr. Luther Gable, the eminent radiologist and physicist of Chicago. Dr. Gable made this statement when he passed through here on his way to inspect he fam as radium
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    HOUSING EXPERIMENT
    351 7 British German Experts Visiting U.S.A. Atlanta, Georgia, Sept. 10. WHAT is claimed to be one of the greatest housing experiments in history will be inspected by experts from Great Britain and Germany on Sept. 20. Accompanied by their American hosts the experts will make an extended tour of
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    BERLIN'S BIRTHRATE
    70 7 Berlin. Berlin's birthrate figure is on the asceiu rcrtrr: after it had r.ached its lowest level in 1032. mmmm Tne number of births in 1933 has men Iri *i 263 whkh is an increase oi from b.b per 1,000 in 1932 to 9.4 in lUtt. Of th 36
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    VAIN QUEST FOR HIS MOTHER
    317 7 Stowaway Sent Back From Australia Sydney, New South V/ales. AN extraordinary story of a young man who stowed away on the American Steamer, Mariposa, to see the "mother" in Australia from whom he had been parted as a baby, only to be deported when he
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    CIRCUS SUED
    142 7 Elephant Refused As Security Prague. A CIRCUS horse knocked down the wife of a civil servant in Brno Moravia Her arm was broken and she uttered a severe nervous shock. 6he determined to sue the circus tot iamages. and her lawyer demanded some security from the eircus—i travelling
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    WIRELESS "MIRACLE"
    147 7 Hearing Restored To Deaf Woman London. On ario. A few weeki ago a 74-year-old woman here was stone deal In her left, ear and could hear only liu* luudest sous.as In tier right ear, Now she hears normally in her right jar—and a wirelOf-> religious broadcast said to
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    LOVE DEFIES TORTURE
    143 7 Girl Burnt With Red-Hot Iron Prague. Torture was applied to Marie Markociova, an 18-year-old girl at llmce, in Authenia. to make her give up her 17-year-old sweetheart, Dimitrij Margytain. The girl was burnt with a red-hot iron, so seriously that she had to be removed to hospital
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    96 8 .Mrs. Onic Sam Kiat nee Luun Neo passed nwny peacefully at her residence. No. -if). Erne.aid Hill Road, un Sunday, the 14th i.istant. /it..'»() a.m.. «it the nj?< of 73. She leave* behind her beloved husband. Mr. Onjr Sam Kiat, one son, Mr. Ong Tonj? Chuan. two
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    The Idyll Of A Chicago Gangster ONCE AL CAPONE'S LIEUTENANT
    351 9 "Nick The Wolf THE GIRL WHO WAITED FOR HIM the Wolf," one of A (-'apone's best paid followers ii the "Be>er Karon's" most proiitabU years, is now swinjrin*' a scythe v his native village in the mountain of Transylvania. He
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    TRAFFIC EXPERIMENT
    182 9 "Pedestrian" And "Motor" Streets In Istanbul Istanbul. CERTAIN main streets in Istanbul to be reserved for pedestrians. Other near-by thoroughfares will be reserved for the use of motor cars and other wheeled traffic. This experiment will shortly be tried by the Municipal authorities who arc faced with serious
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    INCOGNITO VISIT
    137 9 Pres. Roosevelt's Two Sons In Germany I \vo of President Koo.sevelt havi been pay! i\y. .111 unobtrusive *\nd i:ico(;rtlto v.\M \ri the Passion Play Obrmnurcrjinu. so unobtrusive und HH'f)sl\ito i'ldci d «hat neither ihcUnitco S i y c* or CoiiMtlAtc 111 Berlin h:»d hrtufi ct ihc trip? From
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    FLOODING THE SAHARA
    140 9 Scheme For Sea-Water Lake To C Climate Bars. Nov.- that the Sahara is boms opened up by air and motor-coach, an old plai. i'or 'drowning" a part of the dgoert in Tie hope of modifying the climate i> \gA\n under discussion. There is no hope of bringing
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    HEAVY WORK FOR G.P.O.
    111 9 I National Socialist Fatly Day j At Ntiremburij 1 Iji order to cope with »he tronendou;. postal and telephone strvlcc& require ti for the National Socialist iPnrty Day Nuremberg, the Gentian GPO. opened six spcofcil post office?' in Nuremberg, No fewer than three and a half
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    BAIT FOR FISHERMEN
    112 9 Angler Establishes A Worm Farm Vrague. Cxcrho&lovnki'i lishcptMcl) h*vw fount! d hard to i*ct worm» for ha it i hifc year, owiiu? lo the drought. An angler at Urno (Mffuvia) *ias therefutn* established a special Wnvm-<'avM\, «her» 1 h«.' v\il! Invert worms for his ot the r>!
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    MISS SLADE OFF TO AMERICA
    684 9 To Tell The Truth About India London. Sept. 28. JtfISS Madeleine Slade (Mira Ben), is leaving- for America next week on a fortnight's visit. Interviewed by Renter, she said she hoped to address a series of meetings in rrder "to jrive .\meriea th.- truth abou
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    SEA WATER POLLUTION
    132 9 (Jren» Britain Kcady To .loin In Preventing The Kvil Geneva. a;, (i«.»ffr«\ Shakespeare, Parli»»nicn»«rv *vy 1« 'he Ministry of Health, •J'-alin- ilh he 'luviliofi uf water pollu joo it) the oi»•! wwinittw of lh»t mMy, 112 •:<! it whs a «übJecMbat affected wiiy fcwtry wi h m
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    FINLAND'S COPPER WORKS
    66 9 Hckmgfors. A copper iuunarv and w rks ih§ first of ikind in Finland, is to be built at v eon of E250.000 in th neighbourhood of th* frmou Ima ra v aterfalio and. power*station. R is estimated tha; the annual cutput. vtloed at £600.000 will include 10,000
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    Your Life Depends Upon Millions of Tiny Boats
    806 9 Iraveliing- Aronn: Your H!ood Stream Loading and Unloading Cargoes "kTATUUE. operates a murvclkius trim: -i>portatioi system along tho many mil of arteries, veins and capillaries forming the blood -tream. Along this it ream millions upon mil Tons of tiny boats hr.rry. load
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    634 10 JT is the fashion to speak confidently of the return of prosperity to Malaya, but there are still people who are pessimistic by nature and—like the man from Missouri—require to be shown. They prefer hard facts to generalities, figures to airy prophecies of fortune in the future. These
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    148 10 A cable from London states that Sir Herbert Samuel, the .Liberal party 'eader. has undeigono an operation for tppendicitls. Mr. F. Tyebally, manager of the Bombay Trading Co., Singapore, left by the Conte Verde, for Bombay. He will be away for six months. It was reported last week that Mr
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    140 10 Sunday, Sept. 30. Mr. M. C. ff Sheppard arrived to stay at Government House. Monday, Oct 1 Mr. M. C. ff Sheppard left Government House. Tuesday, Oct 2 Mr. N. J. A. Foster arrived to stay at Government House., In the afternoon His excellency and Mrs. Caldecott attended
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    Notes and Comments Sabang An Air Port
    149 10 we are continually urged to become more air-minded in Malaya, the Dutch East Indies authorities put thf.'r beliefs into practice. Two new aerodromes were opened last week by the Governor of Atjeh, North Sumatra, one at Biruen, Atjeh. and the other on the
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    British Motor Industry
    184 10 JIIERE is one British industry which has been able to keep all its workers jfT the unemployment register for a year and add 10,000 to the pay roll. This is he motor trade, and the fact was menioned by the Duke of Kent (Prince 3eorge' when he
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    Streamline Tendency
    173 10 JJIIE present Show is the enty-eiglvh of the series, and is definitely International in character. There an learn, few if any reductions in prices, but the models contain many improvements. Black appears to be the popular colour. The streamline tendency of to-day is a notable feature of all
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    Mr. Gandhi And Congress
    161 10 news of Mr. Gandhi's retirement from the leadership of Congresappears to have been expected, and indeed his decision to do so was inevitable. Mr. Gandhi is no doubt convinced now that it is time he. gave that body an opportunity of functioning without the aid of
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    Topics Of The Day
    361 10 By "Looker-On" I READ that under the will of Sir Henry Royce, the famous motor engineer, research scholarships are to be established for the purpose of investigating one of the most distressing ills with which mankind is plagued.. A A Sir Henry was a wise man.
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    Sixteen Check In For The Great Air Race 9 Others Given An Extension
    354 11 Conditions For Granting Of Prizes Mystery'Of Missing Lady Pilot Reuter. THE Malaya Tribune has made a special arrangement with the International Press Bureau of Dublin for an exclusive service covering the great air race from England to
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    TWENTY-SIX STARTERS?
    250 11 From Our Own Correspondent) Dublin, Oct. 13. IT is believed that an extension of a day or two allowed i yond Sunday evening for the arrival of aeroplanes at Mildenhall, Suffolk, for the London to Melbourne race. Indications are that about 26 of the original 64 entrants will
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    FRENCH CABINET'S RECONSTRUCTION
    281 11 Same Party Balance Maintained Reuter Wireless. Paris. Oct. 13. MCHERON. Minister of Justice, has resigned M. Lavnl at present Minister for Colonies has been appointed to succeed the late M. Barthou as Foreign Minister md M. Marchandeau. Mayor of and a member of the Radical Socialist Party,
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    Undue Rise In Price Of Silver Chinese Govt.'s Order
    509 11 Reuter. Shanghai, Oct. 4. AX important silver decision is expected to-day at a meeting between the Finance Minister, Mr. H H. Kung, bankers and advisers. Nanking. Oct. 14. Tho. Government has tented the following order: Tn view of the undue rise
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    STIRRING SCENES
    115 11 Eucharistic Congress In S. America Reuter. Buenos Aires, Oct. 15. STIRRING scenes, almost unparalleled in South America, marked the closing of the Eucharistic Congress which was attended by hundreds of trousands of Catholics from all over the world. The Congress ended with a Pontifical High Mass sung in
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    IMPERIAL AIR LINER
    33 11 Due In Singapore This Evening (From Out Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Oct. 14. The outward bound Imperial Airways liner left Akyab this morning and is due in Singapore on Monday evening.
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    PREMIER ILL
    27 11 Shanghai. Oct. 13 Mr. Wang Ching Wei. the Premier, is suffering from slight inflammation 01 the diaphragm. Tie is confined to bed.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    CABINET CRISIS IN JAPAN
    559 11 Manchurian Affairs PREMIER'S DIFFICULT TASK Reuter. lokyo, Oct. 15. OESPITE the Cabinet s approval of the reorganisation scheme for Manchuria, a very grave political crisis has arisen owing to the .strenuous opposition by the Ministry of Overseas Affairs, the Kwangtung Bureaux Chiefs and thousands of subordinate
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    MRS BOSTOCK-HILL
    68 11 Death In Kuala Lumpur Yesterday I From Our Oicn Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Monday. MRS. Bostock Hill, wife of the wf"known Selangor lawyer and cricketer, died at Bungsar Hoapijai last evening after an operation!or blood poisoning which was performed about a week ago. The funeral takes place this alter
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    TRADE RELATIONS STRAINED
    150 11 US. And Germany SEQUEL TO WEEK-END ANNOUNCEMENT Reuter. Washington, Oct. 14. A DISTINCT strain in AmericoGerman commercial and fiscal relations were produced by Germany's week-end announcements terminating the trade treaty and stating that she is paying only 75 per cent, of the interest due on October 15
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    374 11 KING ALEXANDER'S LAST JOURNEY Another Arrest Not A Naturalised Briton Reuter Wireless. Zagreb, Oct. 15. THE strains of the National Anthem announced arrival ot the funeral train at Zagreb Station. The King's last journey evoked an impressive demonstration of the loyalty and affection of the whole people.
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    Sir Philip Sassoon Highly Satisfied KEENNESS OF AIR UNITS
    257 12 Inspection Completed DEPARTURE FOR HOME YESTERDAY Singapore, Sunday. SIR I'hiiip Sussoun. Under-Secretary f„ v Air. Singapore this mornirur bv Imperial Airways tor Home, via India, having completed a visit of inspection of Ihe R.A.F. Base at Seletar with a view to
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    158 12 Competition At The Great World AN interesting interlude in the cabaiet dance at the Great World on Saturday evening was a tap dancing competition, organised in connection with the picture "Harold Teen," which is to be shown at the Alhambra. Messrs. Wamer Brothers presented three medals as prizes.
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    143 12 More Arriving At Great Wall Shanghai Oct. 19 More Juphncse troops, together with ten HL.roplanus. have arrived in MatanK r hune y ln S 111 H- Grfcaf Thi* troops were transferred froa» KoiipcikoiL Tv.ti Japanese warships have arrived ir. T inutcu from Dftiren Tho J».pane-e inm-on at r.incku
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    92 12 Address From S ngapore Malay Community A meeting of thr Malay Community was held at the premises of the Malay Teachers' Association. Palembang Road, on Saturday under the auspices of the Malay Union. Singapore, to consider what presentation should be made on the arrival of the new
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    60 12 Singapore Man Granted Decree Nisi (From Our Own Correspondent) London. Oct. 14. STATING that his married life had been a complete failure from the beginning and citing a? man named Spear as co-respondent. Mr. Horace Vernon, accountant, formerly of Singapore, was granted a divorce from his
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    CRIMINAL APPEAL
    242 12 App?llant Reported To Be Drowned Singapore. Monday. A CRIMINAL appeal which came up In the Supreme Court to-day before Mr. tice Pilchard was postponed generally owing to the disappearance of the appellant himself. Low Ah Ng. Mr. S. Fung, who appeared on behall of Mr. M. Mitter. who
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    178 12 Third Term Of Service On Council ON the ocacsion of his third appointment to the legislative Council, Hon. Mr. H H Abdcolcader was entertained by the Indian comn unitx ->f Penang to a tea uarty at the Strand Hotel. Appicximately 250 people were present, and among the large
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    ALLEGED FALSE REPORT
    139 12 Local Chinese Trademan Acquit led The District Judy <Mr. H A Forreri delivered judgment this morning in a ease in which a Chinese tradesman was Charged with swearing a false aflidavlt. The complainant, a Chinese pedlar alleged that the proprietor ot a pieee toods shop. Chop Mee
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    98 12 Four One-Act Plays Presented Four one-act plays were successfully presented at the Dutch Club on Saturday evening. Those taking part were Mrs. B. Onderwyzer. Mrs. L. Erabbe Mrs. M. de Wit, Mr. J. T. H. Van Rossum. Mr. M. G. Just de la Paisleres, Mt C. J.
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    CANTON AFFAIRS
    282 12 New Customs Station At Kowloon Hongkong. Oct if>. TANG Shi Wah, a rUive of Fukien, has bee» sentenced by the court at Swatow to nine yeurs' tmpiisonment and lifted $2,QGU (or circulating lalse banknotes. I; is learnt that the Central Government has decided to establish a customs station
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    CHINA TRAVEL SERVICE
    149 12 Opening Of Local Office To-day Singapore, Monday For those who wish to travel in com fort and in econcmy a new service mow available. The China Travel Service, a long established firm In Ch*m has inaugurated a branch office at 82. Robinson Road. Singapore. This was thrown
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    23 12 A lantern lecture in Malay will be delivered at 188. Neil Road at 7.30 pn. to-day in connection with the Bethesdr. Malay Meeting.
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    AMERICAN TOURIST'S GOLD WATCH
    403 12 Incident That Occurrcd 60 Years Ago AN interesting story in connection with a valuable gold watch, which hs now a family heirloom and Its adventures In Singapore sixty years jifcO. was told to a representative of the Malaya Tribune by Dr. Southworlh. othe American Yacht Yankee
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    PRINCE GEORGE
    124 12 Renter Wireless. London. Oct. iG. PRINCE George fulfilled his first public engagement since his betrothal ano> since he was created Duke of Keiu when he opened the handsome new buiioing erected by the London Chamber ul Commerce as its head-quarters. The gathering was representative ol London commerce and
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    TIGER SHOT IN JOHORE
    130 12 Employees Of Estate Were Alarmed Singapore, Monday. 1/ET another tiger has fallen to th? I v uu of that well-known shot and cart Mr. C. H. ToussainL Manager of H. H. the Sultan of Johore's rubbei estates. The employees became alarmed when the tiger lifted a
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    NEW WORLD
    234 12 Success Of Saturday's Function 7N response to the appeal for funds i: j aid of the Child Welfare Society, the public of Singapore packed the New World Cabaret to its fullest capacity on Saturday night. In spite of the large attendance th( arrangements were excellent, due to thi
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    ISSUE CONFISCATED
    59 12 French Newspaper's Allegation Reuter Wireless. B-rlin, Oct. It. nft>-I>AV'S issue of he Achthra Brwlblatt was cenfiscated because it prominently displayed a quota' kn fiom a French newspaper. I 'Ordr-\ that (he Berlin Stock Exchange knfw of the Marsrittc i outrage beforehand. A Foreign Cflfic? official describes ;hc alegat
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    ADMITTED TO BAR
    131 12 Son Of Mr. Justice W. H. Tli or no Singapore, Monduv Mr A F Thome, a *nn of Mr, Jut c W H. IhcrntJ, of Johorv. was at 'li Supreme Court to-day aumiited ur practice a*i a member of the Bur of Hi Straits Settlements by the
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    143 12 Chinese Bo\ Knocked Down By Motor Bus A Chi no if oi about four y ur. 1 of a" anv knrckad down bv motor-but f>: Urner Sirert n Saturdny lie snF 4 »ln(*i n Wtr'nri over the low on ft of his !eit Ice. exposing the bones. *»nd
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    34 12 Mme, Gallicure! the famous untitled not vi«'l ne .< »>acl beeo xn elect |,t»r H,», >ir:: been postponed s»li aesonn» m «a pavements, in Somh America, «nd 1 >»'l.,";h' «hi» he vv,i! v,! >''- in .l^'.a.ov
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    447 12 Sixteen Competitors Check In 1 I CSaiitinnod from )/U g J. Frye and H Hnll Opi Truiupwr DC. vitti cut jrCyclone engine, s :u>d n COl. Rci;coe Turner /rtd P Turner s Hoeing Tiuiabor i», Whitney Wusp engine 5. D L A.sjes und O. JoDutch Syndicated l\
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    58 12 Expenditure During N'* l Year Ku-ili Lumpur fe»u. cm a BUI fo i:.a 4 .zr Au*j<rUl yiuVKiot» A -tc puv'l. -.0 -Iv-U'. 1 1 v*\|{ ~1» 'I Of ItU; 1. V fdiona; f>,-"V!rr.s \2iu,<\c.< *> ~r ic«* T' ft!W9O-Mf7r sfi 3ft? 48'J N« qi .S'T'bilji, PiUlfulP K2.U8t1.171 u
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    118 12 Singapore. Monoav •It is really such peopl who Induce snatch thieves to carry on the way uu do." said Court Inspector D. R Cowl before Mr. JF. M Brander. the I Magistrate, this miming, when a secono hand goods deader named Lee Seng convicted on a charge of
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    VICTORIA ELECTIONS
    17 12 Reuter. Melbourne, Oc'. 1' Government candW*;4*es Son 18 vacancies n the Seaate clectiJ Vicor-a V
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    PO LEUNG KUK AT HOME
    300 13 isi! of U.K. And Mrs. Caldecott S nn;»P 'n\ Monday r I'l Uunn Kult. O hi'i- fl'inr '01 i rltiltJjrit of)»;' i t* m pi c-tlon by Ui."» nitikiiK! »he i 0 '"tn-; "If \UUi ihc Iti iiuiii Hir lib ii o-c r.lon u ntl
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    Y.W.C.A. APPEAL
    339 13 T.ilul Contributions Amount r l« SH,noo i cnmmHtrc of the YW.C A final ttflt or contiibu.l r 1')34 Finance Campa:cn T.oc- 'heir gratitude for ihu •.nrt wrnn hearted reccp..nult ilv: mpcal has been v V the following for their h !rom M: Woh llup. Singar >lo jMf Co
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    SHIPPING CONGRESS
    43 13 Reuter Wireless. Oslo. Get 11 ort&nt prc%£~**A io i rnatlona) -.hioning is efJSe ally fded a» the rjwaresi of hf Government and shipI Denmark, Norway and Rwea<-'! preparatory to the lnterr»*'kmaj enee in London ta be held later the year.—Renter Wireless
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    WOMEN'S SPEED RECORD
    32 13 Reuter Wireless. Brooklands, Oct. 11. Kathleen Petre, driving a super'i Bugatti, to-day broke the record for one lap of 2-3 4 raging 124.14 miles per hour. H Btei Wireless.
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    MR. MACDONALD 68
    19 13 London,OOf.c f 12. Prime Minister, Mr Mac Donald. 68 to-day, received many con- l "jry messages.
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    NEWS FROM PAHANG
    387 13 Chinese National Day In Kuala Lipis i From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lipis, Oct. 1.2. Mr. and Mrs. Kerr were on the Express Mail from Kota Bharu, Kelantan. to Singapore on Oct. 11. Mr. R. G. Young, manager, Karak Rubber Estate. Bentong, and Mis. \oung left xor
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    CEYLON SPEAKER
    88 13 Alleged Contempt Of Court Authority I 'he rule issued by the, Supreme Court on the Hon. Mr. A. F. Molamurj, the Speaker of the State Council, foi itk alleged contempt of the authority of the District Court of Ratnapura witi. his capacity of executor of the last wil
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    GERMANY AND BRITAIN
    192 13 Report Considered By Cabinet IIE convuiwl oils which have rc- cmly (ak<?n place in Berlin bct'n rem ol »he Governi»»« of iho United Kingdom and Gerny on the quest oti nf outstanding ••me'Tioi debts and he financing of U'*e lratio between the two countries r t considered
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      198 13 INGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme Of Drills Up To The Week-End ihe programme of th? Singapore Volun--r Corps' Drills up to and f;>r week-ending (t. 21, 1934: TO-DAY. 15 p.m.—Headquarters, S.R.A. (v), Lec.ure. TO-MORROW. 15 p.m.—Headquarters. Armd. Car Section, Section Training. jl5 p.m.—Headquarters, "D" (Eurasian) Coy., 30 Yards Range. i 15 p.m.—Headquarters.
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    Little Lewis Wins Malayan Flyweight Title BROWN ROBERTS PROVIDES GOOD OPPOSITION
    1175 14 KEEN CONTESTS AT CHEAT WORLD FERNANDEZ AND SJjMBS DRAW AT FOURTH MfcihriNG Singapore, Monday. lITTLE Lewis has at long bgt L realised his ambition. Mter 12 years in the fight game he was matched with BrO*n Robert j nang
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    HOW SELANGOR BEAT NEGRI
    525 14 State Hockey EXCELLENT PLAY BY THE HALVES (From Our Own Corrcsvoi:dent) Seremban, Saturday. ALTHOUGH the weather was ft threatening there was a large gathering present to witness the state hockey match to-day between Selangor and Negri Sembilan, which the visitors won by four goals to two
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    LOCAL HOCKEY
    228 14 Colts And O.R.A. Draw Singapore, Sunday. ALTHOUGH the Singapore Colts were not lullv reDresented in their hockey match' with the Old Rafflesians Association they were able to force a draw on the Raffles Institution ground yesterday. Each side scored once. The isbue would have been undoubtedly different if
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    LOCAL GOLF
    92 14 October Monthly Medal At Keppel Forty cards were taken out for the Kepnel Golf Club October Medal which resulted in a win for J. C. MacLeod with a score of 80—16=64. The Gold Medal, played in conjunction with the October Medal, was won by J. M. Harper with
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    PERAK EASILY BEAT THE NEGRI
    359 14 How The Teams Showed Up In State Rugger (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Saturday. PERAK had no difficulty on Saturday in regaining the Farleigh Robertson .rophy Irom Negri Sembilan who were defeated by 24 points to 3. Both sides made last minute changes. Negri being
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    GORDON RICHARDS
    75 14 Ten Wins Out Of 14 Mounts Reuter Wireless. London, Oc 11. AT the Chepstow rac?s, Gordon Richards, the champion jockey, is having another amazing run. He rode seven winn rs and three seconds from eleven mounts, all his wiriners being consecutive. He also rode thr» last three consectt.'we
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    A WORLD RECORD
    23 14 Reuter. Osaka, Ocf 14STELLA Walasiewicz bettered his own worlo** record by Tunning the 200 metres in 23 8 seconds —Reutf.r.
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    S.C.F.A. LEAGUE
    122 14 The following have been selected to turn up for the Amicable Athletic Association asainst the St. Matthew's Young People's Guild on Monday at the Jalan Besar Stadium at 4.45 p.m. in a S.C.F.A. inter-club League match. Players and supporters are requested to assemble at the Association premises or
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    SEVERE TEST FOR RIVERS
    321 14 Max Santos Biml GOOD PROGRAMS FOR OCT. l'l »Zty "K Singapore, Aiocw., »|AX Santo*, u.aiili, ri. i the Philippine Ixlan»!- "tigor of the w»JI n how to local sT>orl>rTH«n wtv Hashes with A! Rivwt al 1 World Arena on Friday, H I, r» *i Ihree-mittuti' round
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    A PLEASANT FUNCTION
    293 14 Lotus Club Annual Sporh Meeting Despite the threatening weu itu pm ditions, a large crown or meuJttci friends tu\ied up at the Y C A gcouuu for the third annua) sport-- in< tries were* good and keen cou.,.' n was witnessed in ail tike events. At the
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    HOCKEY TEAMS
    55 14 The following have been Ini play hockey for the S.C.C. a S. 8. Police on Thursday at T! Road: C. G. Van Heater; R worth. Lt. W. S. T. DbVffl&s Morrav, E. W. Reeve. H Hughe lett; A. G. Baker. F. L. Lane. P. I Bodel-Bienfa t. Lt.
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    Thrilling Games In Badminton Championship SUNDAY'S PLAY DESCRIBED
    852 15 •|||«KE TIES IN MEN'S DOUBLES ladies' Semi-Final iiampuMi Overcomes \niiiher Obstacle Siuga !">ru, Monday. T/ ,i»-' lit 1 oi' the menV event ain! a semi-final It- .-ingles in the Singapore *i ,ii, championships wei'c ..I» ,tl the Clerical Union Hall. ii U<>ad,
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    BADMINTON AT K.L.
    232 15 Ladies' Open Doubles Finals (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Sa^uro'ay. finals of the Selangor ladies' open doubles badminton championship was played to-day at the Victoria Institution Hall and resulted in a win fo. Betty Ho and Dorothy Low, the holders, who defeated Chan Kon Neong and
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    CUP-HOLDERS BEATEN
    1610 15 Arsenal Win 3-0 ANOTHER VICTORY FOR GRIMSBY London, Oct. 13. THE dash between Arsenal, the League Champion.-, and Manchester City, the Cup-Holders, was looked forward to with much interest, and the result of a clear victory by three goals for Arsenal indicates how determined ihe Champions are to
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    Statistics Of The Selangor Races
    919 15 Winning Owners 9 Trainers, Jockeys And Horses (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. CNUFF Box, Mr. "Graham's" »3 English mare, was the only horse to win two races at the two-day professional meeting of the Selangor Turi Club, which was concluded yes terday at
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    Dead Heat At Kuala Lumpur Last Day Of The Autumn Races
    1032 16 CavwrerVs $142: Big Sweep Record: Huge Double Tote Dividends (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. THE outstanding features of t>day's racing at Kuala Lumpur were the high dividends paid on the tote, and the sweeps. The big BWeeo
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    PILGRIMAGE TO LOURDES
    94 16 Lourdes. A striking scene was enacted at the station here when 55 British sick, some of whom were stre cher cases, were gently lifted from a hospital train and placed :n wheeled chairs lined up on the platform. They were travelling with a British pilgrimage organised by
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    ALIVE WITH A BROKEN NECK
    61 16 Sydney. Maurice Anivi.i, aged 19, of Bote Bay, is alrVrs —with a broken neck. His\ neck was broken in a football scrum, •ml heY was set in a plaster cast from his head ty his hips. The paralysis is alread.% going off, and 'he doctt
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    MEMORIAL TO INVENTOR
    37 16 A meniorial stone has been unveiled at B >"neekelnstein in the Harz Mountains to Wilhem ISchmidt. inventor of the super heated sf earn ocamotive and poineer in th*' Had of tine high pressure slearn.
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    SINGAPORE WIN AT RUGBY
    849 16 JOHORE lIEATEN 2u NIL YeiUrcyy s (i2ni!i Only One Oi Six 1 n Converted .N the presence oi a lar..• r which included HE, th»> n A'.minillur (iovenimn' I, Andrew Caidt-ciitl, >| Gated Johore at rnghy v» in m the padanjr hy 20 |h»hiLh •.< iinl
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      29 17 1 SPKIALIS&TIOM alon ~sigines, castings, bodies, radiators, etc that is .u»h!S the principle that haS made triSS WOnderflil neW «mkw:::::.*:::::^^ Morris "Eight ,f possible. Only specialists could have ma^
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    TO SPAN 'FRISCO BAY
    440 18 LARGEST BRIDGE IN THE WORLD To Cost £19,000,000 Monster Structure To Be Built (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 5. rTHE world's largest bridge which i* to span Francisco Bay and connect the great cities of San Francisco and Oakland, is beginning to
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    FIFTY-ONE PIERS
    543 18 Towers 478 To 520 Feet High Whereas many of the world's largesbridges embody not more than two to six piers in their superstructure, the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge proo*r that is the actual bay crossing, without reference to trestles cr ramp; at either end, which in themselves involve
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    POLITICS BARRED
    100 18 Amsterdam. A Blueshirt" movement for boys ha." been started in Holland. They must be aged 14 and 18. and wear blueshirts. black lies, black shorts and red and i orange caps. The boys call themselves the Youth Storm" and will go in for camping, marching, gymnastics and all
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    CLIMBERS' ORDEAL
    276 18 Three Hours On Edge Of Precipice Trento. Italy BARBED wire, marking a War time outpost of Italian Alpine troops, miraculously saved the lives of a young Oerman couple who were trying tc climb Mt. Presanella (10.700 feeti in the Dolomites. Although the peak is one of the o
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    REACHES DESTINATION
    61 18 Relief Ship With Provision* For Arctic Island litrtahiiwMH TJio Russian ioebreaker any. tnfc relict for he mtfteorolo/L-ul <'u' at Wrangel Inland in 'he Awhr n hus reached its destination, The island ha* not been vinite.l T.v vi'bHtl for live year» lli addition to the member* of the lief,
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    199 18 Korean lnipnr s on rubber during th, mon h of September 1934. in dry tons. We Rubber Country c f Origin Dry Robber (estimated dry weight) „t Remill Crepes, Blank** Smoked DryUnsmoked Estate Crepee Native Bark Wet Scrap, Lump Total Sheet Sheet Crepee and So ap Crepes
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    LEPROSY CURE
    112 18 Promising Results Of N 2w Treatment Suison. IMMENSE proKrcss in the treatment of leorosy St is claimed ha.* resulted from a discovery by a doctor here. So impressed are the authorities that thev have derided to establish exuerimentol rentres in n'l th« provinces of Cochin China. t>r Montel
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    DOUBLE ROLE
    55 18 i P Wlh<lm Furtwangler will appear in a d< üble role, ap conductor and as pianist, "t the con~ert of the Berlin Ph lharmonic j Orchestra on Jan 13 and 14, 1935. t The first of t«h? series of ten concerts at which he will conduct was to
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    INDIA WEEK BY WEEK NECESSITY FOR GANDHI TO RETIRE
    794 19 POSITION OF COKGTtESS EXPLAINED BRITISH DIEHARJDS WATCHING DEVELOPMENTS rffflE assurance that Mr. Gandhi and his co-workers would make no attempt whatsoever to carry Congress by storm or decide matter by a majority vote was given by the Congress Presient, Mr. Patel,
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    CONGRESS UNITY
    405 19 British Diehards Watching Developments London, Sept. 21. Events in India are keenly watched here, although the Press is largely devoted to a discussion of European proplems, partichiurly Hitlerism. No one at the moment knows when the Join* Parliamentary Committee Report will be out but it is generally expected
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    A GOOD "TURN-OVER"
    77 19 firmer Strikes Gold While Plougrhinjr hiluwkvo. Southern Rhodesia. 1 l I ii fiirmer of KeenValley, fmnui ploujrhinc: \N-.ik mi account of ♦he lurj?* nuiti--1 'mi i* MK'ka th*' were constantly b) U|>. 1 s huil to bv collected ntid put out of «■lter. hi» was Houtjhiivr in
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    STOLE OUT OF REVENGE
    98 19 Boy Who Felt He Was Wrongly Accused Of Theft Calcutta. "My master accused me of stealing 9d. when I was innocent, so I stole £1 out of revenge." This statement was made by a boy of 13 in a* Madras police court when he was sentto
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    BOMBAY FRACAS
    261 19 Indian Defies Police Posse Bombay, Sept-. 28. POLICE Inspector Bird, Serjeant Buttler, iuur constables and two bill collectors were seriously injured by an Indian named Chavayya, a native doctor, who eventually wa« killed by revolver fire. It appears that Chavayva, who wu.j In arrears of six months' rent
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    SOCIAL EVIL IN MADRAS
    147 19 Appeal To Suppress "White Slave' Traffic Madras, Sept, llrt. A stirrluff appeal I'm fund» »owaid? th< fVubHshinjf of :t KfM>uf Hmj.io and fur the extension of the «'perntinn of the Art 'h,j suppression of immoral trnriV, -vcn the ilofUß*il. \vi»s made by Sir M<»» am a
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    INDIAN AGENT IN S. A.
    99 19 Plea For Extension Of Term Pietermaritzburg. Sepv. 26. It is an open secret that unless new circumstances alter the position, the Indian Agent Sir Kunwar Maharaj Singh, will relinquish his office of representative of the Government of India early next year. The Congress has cabled
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    Rs. 50,000 STOLEN
    78 19 Armed Daeoity In Darbhanga Patna, Sept. 21. The report of a daring daeoity committed on Sunday night conies from a village in Darbhanga District, where from the house of a wealthy Moslem dacoits took away, at the point* of revolver, an iron chest containing Rs. 50,000 in
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    YOUNG WORKERS' LEAGUE
    25 19 Madras, Sept. 26. Tho local Government have notified that the Young Workers' League now operating in the city of Madras is unlawful.
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    CHALK FARM BAND
    90 19 Large Audiences At Concerts In Heisingfors Helsingfors. The famous Chalk Farm Salvation Army Band has taken Helsingfors by storm. Large audiences huve attended the three concerts given by the band and Helsingfors newspapers are devoting considerable space to articles praising the bandsmen'-i skill. On its way to
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    BRAHMIN ENTRY INTO JUSTICE PARTY
    230 19 South Indians Favour Admission Madras, Sept. 30. South Indian Liberal Federation at its session this afternoon with the Rajah of Bobbili presiding carried an amendment to its constitution favouring the entry of Brahmins into the Justice Party. Sir A. P. Patro moved an amendment- and
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    INDIAN ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT
    121 19 Full Status Yet To Be Evolved M-dlf.n, ?S rpHE jtuwra. |»»*i'•' iro*?, mitt statu» u( th« I' -uiow th<» ->*- inbly—m Caci ..f the L'w of nil ?hc t.rirJMlaCuiWi"-- wiv Ufmit tin•tatu* ami (m«sHh»h m k»» «'f ihHoUm* «»f iVniiinv ili< power mul ;>rt •bi|£it.t .:i« fht«
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    PITCHED BATTLE
    251 19 Many Casualties At Mianwali Lahore, Sept. 27. AN unconfirmed report from Mianwali, 225 miles from here, states that seven were killed and two seriously injured, when J5O Muslim agriculturists attacked a Hindu landlord and his followers with spears and -taves in connection with a land dispute. The Deputy
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    S. AFRICAN RAILWAYS
    101 19 Increase In Rolihig-Stock To Gope With Imports Pretoria, Transvaal. The South African Government has decided to spend £1,434,832 on increasing the rolling-stock on the Union Railways during the present financial year. This has been found necessary owing to the great strain that has been placed on the
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      460 19 TTvFRY SATURDAY f IS AIR MAIL DAY 1 5 THE IMPERIAL AIRMAIL closes in Singapore each Saturday at 7 p.m. and is deli- vered in London on the morning of the following Monday week. The postage to Great Britain is only 40 cents per l ...iiuncc: Apply t«> Post j
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