The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 14 October 1933

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. j No. 14,087. EST. 1835. SATTRDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1933 It CENTS.
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    VLADIVOSTOK FORTIFIED
    463 1  -  \PANESE INVASION J FEARED Clouds Gather In Ihe Pacific *>I\ OSTOK is rapidly assuming the appearance a fortified city consequent upon Russian prens against a Japanese invasion of the key ms on the Pacific coast. Additional troop^, and aeroplanes have been poured into the port. On the face
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    PROSPECTS GLOOMY
    192 1 Importance of German Attitude Geneva, Oct. 13. Britain, the United States and France ire straining to avoid a rupture with I Germany over disarmament bui. the orospects are very gloomy. It is understood that while Sir John I £imon and Mr. Norman Davis were conferring yesterday, Herr Nadolny
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    DIED AN HOUR AFTER ARRIVAL
    213 1 DIED AN HOUR AFTER ARRIVAL Singapore Pilot's Tragic Flight Home Having flown home from Singapore by the Dutch air mail Captain Thomas Gerald Meadows, a well-known and popular member of the Singapore pilot service, died yesterday afternoon within an hour of arriving at his London hotel. Captain Meadows left Singapore
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    RICHARDS AGAIN
    61 1 Five More Consecutive Winners London, Oct. 13. At Newmarket yesterday the champion jockey. Gordon Richards, rode five consecutive winners. He has now ridden 226 and is only 20 short or Archer's British record m 1885. Richards has passed the record of Loates. who m 1893 rode 222 winners,
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    On Other Pages
    162 1 Berlin yesterday saw ibe Reichstag fire re-enacted m connection with the trial of thos* alleged to have been responsible Page 9. A saving of one million dollars on the current estimates is budgeted for by the Singapore Municipality Page 2. The tin quota is to be increased
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    FOREIGN ADVISER
    30 1 Sir Frederick Whyte To Assist China Washington. Oct. 12. The Chinese Legation announces that piv Frederick Whvte has been appointed adviser to the Chinese National j Govornment.- Reuter
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    BRITONS WANT MORE BIG SHIPS
    219 1 BRITONS WANT MORE BIG SHIPS Disarmament Hopes Fading In London *From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 13. Hopes that the Geneva Disarmament Conference may prove successful are fading rapidly. The German delegates nave returned to Berlin to report to Herr Hitler on the French attitude, and few well-informed people m
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    PRICE ON SIAMESE PRINCE'S HEAD
    902 1 Bangkok An Armed Camp Against Rebels MARTIAL LAW EXTENDED E^. PITE official assurances that the Siamese revolt will be overcome within a short period, there are indications that the trouble is spreading. .Martial law has been extended beyond the limits of the capital and never
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    CONSUL ADVISED
    57 1 Late yesterday evening the following official communication was wired from Bangkok to the Consul General for Siam at Singapore. "His Majesty, the King, has expressed his condemnation of the insurrectory movement as being contrary to his wishes. The country as a whole, and m Bangkok m particular, are
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      71 1 BIGIA TEA brings the freshness ml fragrance of the Malayan gardens irect to your home. TO-DAY'S ATTRACTIONS RIJSTAFFEL SERVED 12.30 3 p.m. SPECIAL DINNER CLASSICAL MUSIC 8.15 t6 9.15 p.m. CABARET BALL Performance of MffiC. T. SVETLAHOWA m Singapore WITH NEW NUMBERS. ANCING From 9.45 p.m. to Midnight. ADMISSION NON-DINERS
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      73 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA i CHRYSLER SATISFACTION SEA VIEW I HOTEL TO-NIGHT I SPECIAL DINNER SERVED IN THE DINING-ROOM AND ON THK VERANDAH AFTER DINNER IN THE BALL-ROOM MRS. G. M. ALFORD'S non-stop CABARET non stop j DAMCIHG TIME I J LAST PERFORMANCE
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    BRITAIN AND CHINA
    236 2 International Conference Imperative London, Oct. 11. Dr. Alfred Sze. interviewed by Reuter on the eve of his departure for Washington to take up the post of Chinese Minister, dwelt on the pressIng importance of Far Eastern affairs throughout the world. He said the Powers are pursuing a
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    24 2 A meeting of the Johore Council of State will bs held at the Dewan at n r a.m ahrU n Tuesday Oct "S I
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    Law Notices For The Day
    89 2 Before the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Gerahty and Mr. Justice Mills m the kt. Court at 11 a.m. Special Appeals Nos. 3 and 4. Judgment l. Rex vs. Retnam. 2. Rex vs. Chaji Ram. Before Mr. Justice Mills m the 3rd. Court at 10.30 a.m.
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    LARGEST GIRLS' HOME IN MALAYA
    549 2 Lady Clementi Visits Po Leung Kuk Favoured by glorious weather the '< annual sports and visitors' day at Po Leung Kuk yesterday afternoon was a brilliant succesSr Over 300 of the general public. Europeans and Chinese, replied to the invitation to an "At Home" issued
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    $1,000,000 SAVED ON THIS YEAR'S ESTIMATES
    235 2 Municipal Draft Budget SURPLUS WILL BE REDUCED NEXT YEAR C AVINGS on the Municipal budget this year are estimated to amount to one million dollars, according to the estimates published as a supplement to the Government Gazette yesterday. The budget position of the Municipality
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    MALARIA LEGISLATION
    195 2 Another Enactment m F.M.S. At the last meeting of the Malaria Advisory Board, the chairman said that the acting Legal Adviser, F.M.S., In a telephone conversation had said that it was honed to include legislation to deal with the points raised by the Malaria Advisory Board, m regard
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    28 2 The inaugural meeting o: the proposed Perak Indian Chamber of Commerce will be held m the hall of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce Hale Street, Ipoh, on Wednesday
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      178 2 I "AL Jr. ufi^ (S^l Listlessness Rid yourself of General Weakness TTTHATEVER the reason "There is abundant cviVV o you weakneM m d denceofthevalueofSanathstlessness, Sanatogen will make you stronger and health- 0 n as a restorative and icr. For Sanatog«n ieeds the food, more particularly m cells oi your body
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      501 2 I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS BOARD RESIDENCE. THE MANSION OXLEY RISE NON LICENSED RESIDENTIAL HOTEL (High Elevation— 3 Minutes from Town) i Daily, Weekly and Monthly Terms Suites of Koonu, Single Boom.* Furnished or Unfurnished Modem Sanitation, Lock up Garage* Terms on Application Mrs. A. R. MATTHEWS. Mrs. E. F. GALE. Telephone
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      478 2 TENDER* SINGAPORE MUNi TT NOTICE. Tender*. NOTICE is hereby given tcu ,rt *T* ow tovl^ 'or the materials or services and tha culars of such tenders maj o. tn the Tender Room. Munic Annual Tenders for 1834 Closing. See Muni Te Supply and deliver, sport Centre. Mark three 2' 2
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      238 2 DIARY OF THE WEEK Saturday, 14th. Competition. High Water, 07.34, 7.0 ft., 18.06, 7.1 ft. Hockey: S.R.C. Ist. vs. S.C.R.C. Ist., Goii: Keppel G.C. Medal (stroke);- S.R.C. ground; A.P.C. vs. Competition. Singapore Colts, Paya Lebar; Rimby: SVC. vs. Garrison, at S.C.C. i S.C.C. vs. V.M.C.A. Ist, Hock»y: S.R.C. <B> vs.
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    HABEAS CORPUS LA W IN THE F.M.S.
    935 3 HABEAS CORPUS LA W IN THE F.M.S. Not Applicable To Children Without Discretion As briefly reported previously, Mr Justice Moral! has given judgment m favo«r of Mr. A. L. Frugniet In respect of the child of a fellow planter adapted by him. The facts m the summons were •ited by
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    WHAT AUDIT REVEALED
    567 3 SOCIETY PRESIDENT ARRESTED Criminal Breach of Trust Alleged The seizure of the premises of an >>lei -established association called the Sam Wo Wui Kirn Society for nonpayment of assessment led to an audit the society's books and this resulted iv the arrest of the president, named Chan
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    "BOY" PILFERER
    149 3 European's Successful Trap A European who had on several occasions missed small sums of money from his room m the Goodwood Park Hotel decided to set a trap for the culprit whom he correctly suspected to be his own servant "boy." He noted the numbers of several $1
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    NEGRI ASSIZES
    128 3 Fatal Stabbing m Money Dispute v Seremban, Oct. 10. Yoo Cxojk appeared before Mr. Justice Hereford r the Negri Sembilan assizes today charge-' with the murder ol Yee Kow. m a house m Locke Road It was alleged that the accused staboed the deceased when they quarrelleci over
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    THE RICE TAX
    99 3 Protest By Perak Chinese to Sultan i The Chinese community of Perak has decided to send a petition to the Sultan of Perak protesting against the 'j rice duty which comes into force on Oct. 17. The petition points out that the population as i whole is
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    MUNICIPAL OFFICERS
    89 3 Two European Appointments At Penang Concurrently with the appointment oi a new European Chief Sanitary Inspector for the Health Department. Penang Municipality »to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the late Mr. J. S. Reutens*. another new appointment has been made to this department, namely, a
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    THE KITE FLIER
    91 3 When a little boy named Gan Chye Ming was charged m the second magistrate's court yesterday with flying a kite on a public road at Lorong 17, Geylang, the Court Inspector revealed that cases of this nature are brought up at the instigation of the Telephone Company,
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    2 3 B OUldyonl^Tr^rar^^
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    SARAWAK COUNCILLOR
    135 3 Death of Dato Haji Duirashid On Aug. 16. after an illness of only 1 a week. Dato Haji Dulrashid. senior 1 native officer of the second division,' died at his residence m Simanggang. says the Sarawak Gazette. The Dato was the eldest son of the, late Abang Haji
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    AN INCORRIGIBLE
    110 3 Unfit For Whipping But Fit For Gaol Teck Han. a Chinese prisoner with several previous convictions, was taken before the Criminal District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer. for the second time yes- terday m connection with a sentence of 1 9 months' rigorous imprisonment and 9 strokes of
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    53 3 The manager of the Wilts Leather Manufacturing Co., 431, Tampenis Road, was fined $7.50 and costs, by Mr. J. M. Brander m the Fourth Magistrates Court for curing hides without a licence irom the chairman of the Rural Board. The prosecuting officer was the Inspector of Offensive Trades, attached to
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    TYRANNY OF CHIEF CLERKS IN LOCAL OFFICES
    435 3 Compel Juniors To Sign As Surety For Loans In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday before the Chief Justice <Sir Walter Huggard I a Chinese clerk. 22 years old m his public examination said that his chief clerk made him sign as surety lor a
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    This Superanuation Business
    947 4  - This Super a n ua tion Business Tin Can Tale BY No matter how long your may live he v ill die too soon. That is t price dog-lovers must pay for the < cheerful companionship and loyal love of the friend whoji had become so essential a i factor
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    MORE SINGERS WANTED
    223 4 GREATER VOLUME FOR THE ELIJAH Singapore Musical Society Concert The orchestral concert arranged for Sunday October 20. by the Singapore Musical Society will be on the same lines as the last one which proved so popular. With the difference, however that whereas the previous programme had to
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    The Dog Expert Replies To Correspondents
    690 4 43.— S.W.O.— INVALID FOODS—Feedin'* a very sick dog is an art of patience. Little and often is the chief rule. A few mouthfuls taken voluntarily are more beneficial than six times that amount forced upon the patient. Tempt 'urn to ea- naturally by offering
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    VISIT TO PERSIA
    67 4 Soviet Diplomat Invited By Government Moscow. Oct. 8. The Assistant Commissary of Foreign Affairs. M. L. Karahan. has left Moscow for Persia. His visit to Persia is being made at the invitation of the Persian Government. The Ambassadors of Persia. Turkey, and Afghanistan, and the officials of
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    Letter To The Editor
    124 4 To the Editor. Mr,— l wish to point out that tlftf opening sentence of my recent contribution entitled "Your Dog's Nose and Threat" lost its point owing to a misprint, the word 'points' being printed instead of 'prints.' "It has been recently asserted that dogs can
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    THE ELIJAH
    130 4 Practices for this great work are now m progress, but more singers are required if the full effect is to be obtained m the larger choruses. To be exact, another ten sopranos, ten contrallos. four tenors and ten basses, would enable the Society to perform the Elijah with
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    75 4 A sensation was created at Alor Star owing to the alleged kidnapping of the six-year-old daughter of a Malay driver on the night of 2nd instant by an unknown person. It seems the girl had been missing from the house since tftie previous night and 6 a.m. the following day
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      53 4 /X Safeguard Tender Skins by Daily Use of cvTierßA Soap ami Ointment Never loa young to *tart using Cufi«*ura Sample each Soap, Ointment and Talcum free upon request, from Muller Phipps (Malaya) Limited, Union Building, Singapore. About the Amazing Popularity of I Be casicfiut I o^f «s**%* TELEPHONE. I <ifOU
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      247 4 SUFFER NO MORE WITH INDIGESTION. Unless you remove ihr never be free from lndlg< every attack will get mm the trouble becomes chrome c. of indigestion wh neutralizing the excess tna preventing fermentation witl Bisurated' M-amiesla taktC m mt after meals. This never Ctlli instant relief, no matter L the
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    First Pictures From China War Area
    245 5 sir John Simon, the Foreign Secretary and Captain Anthony Eden, the I'nder Secretary for Foreign Affairs, accompanied by Mr ('.tdogan. leaving Croydon to fly to Paris for the Disarmament talks. h.r several hours firemen fought a blaze m Hainult Forest, F.nm-v Dense volumes of
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    $ 150 Must Be Won
    436 6 150 Must Be Won FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION Six Free Chances Every Week i BELOW will be found particulars of the Fr^e Press Football Competition No. 9 m which you are asked to forecast results of ten English and Scottish League matches to be played on Oct. 21st. THE PRIZE
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    HOW TO MAKE YOUR CLAIM
    126 6 A duplicate list is provided m which the competitor may keep a record of his entries. These small lists must not on any account be used for entries— they are only for the convenience* of competitors. Competitors who have fore- I casted correctly EIGHT or
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    TRIBAL FIGHTING
    95 6 Outbreak m Chinese Turkestan New Delhi. Oct. 10. Severe fighting between Tungaiil and Turkis m Chinese Turkestan re- i suited m heavy losses on both sides. A determined attack was launched on the new city of K.ishgar by the Turkis on Sept. 26 during which their j leader.
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    AUTHOR JAILED
    51 6 Not Considered A Good Fascist Rome, Oct. 10. The well-known Journalist and author, Curzis Suckert, whose pen name Is Malapart, has been arrested and imprisoned lor antl -Fascist demonstrations abroad. He had always been considered a good Fascist and had 1 travelled extensively as a special! correspondent Reuter
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    36 6 A Requiem High Mass will be sung la memory of Miss Sandosham. sister of Dr. A. A. Sandosham, on Sunday at 7.30 a.m. m St. Peter's Church. Stamford Road. The Rev. E. G. Proctor will preach.
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    PRESIDENT MARRIES
    33 6 M. Mosciki And Secretary Kr* H M. Moseikl. V who is C)T his secret ar. who earlior In from iMf h by spevi;*'. Pi Prime Mini and Caniii.i' union Reuter Wireless
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      91 6 I-, y v/ i\y y■> "**B& j you wanf sound sleep avoid WEAK SPRAYSKill mosquitoes with powerful FLIT Weak imitations of FLIT will bring you no relief from mosquitoes. Don't risk your comfort and health. Powerful FLIT kills mosquitoes by the roomful. Get FLIT and sleep m peace. Look for
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      216 6 FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 9 I agree to abide by the conditions governing this competi- J tion as set out above and to accept as final the decision of the j Competition Editor of the Singapore Free Press m all matters appertaining thereto. My forecast of the results of
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      168 6 DUFF'S WHISKY Sole AgentB F. A. BARTHOLOMEUSZ LTD., Raffles Quay. Phone 2234. M FAMOUS ENGLISH iS TABLE DELICACIES [§H GILLARD'S Celebrated Jfe^4 L. V. Pickle, Menager l'Su£ J Pickle and Mixed Pickles GILLARD'S Assorted K^^^sfii^i POTTED MEATS fc^AvviW; and >^ oXK)kI FISH PASTES GILLARD'S Oxford, Pork and P^Ta>^^^l Beef Sausages
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      649 6 Local Church Services 1 18th Sunday Alter Trinity Joseph s church ST. ANDBEWS CATHEDRAL .Portuguese Mission. Victoria Street «.so a.m. Hob Communion. Nineteenth Sunday After Pentecost. a n^Uo^ Communion I Choral 6.30 and 8 a.m. Masses. 9.15 a.m. Holy Communion. i pm yes P ers 5.30 p.m. Annual Seafarers' Service
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    THE CAPITOL
    191 7 Fine Acting by Colman And Elissa Landi To United Artists must be given the credit for producing one of the finest movie dramas since the talkie era began. The Masquerader, which opened at the Capitol yesterday, is one of the few talkie productions- we have seen which can
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    32 7 The engagement is announced of Mr. A. J. Bostock Hill, the Kuala Lumpur lawyer, cricketer and hockey player, to Adrienne. elder daughter of ,Mr. and Mrs. John Andrews, of Islington Row, Edgbaston.
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    SINGAPORE ROYAL VISITOR
    881 7 SINGAPORE ROYAL VISITOR Prince Carl Of Sweden On Far Eastern Tour An interesting impression of conditions at the present time m Japan, which completely upsets the popular idea of sweated labour and war-lust, was sketched by Prince Carl of Sweden, who arrived m Singapore yesterday on the steamer Shantung, when
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    WHITE WINGS
    143 7 Stumbling Pedestrian's Thirst For Knowledge That a traffic policeman's "wings" j are not meant to provide a convenient support for people who have taken more than their fair measure of retrpshment w s the lesson learnt by Alii Asmad, c North Indian, who was fined $1 by Mr.
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    BUFFALO AMOK
    83 7 Sensation m Ipoh Railway Yard (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Oct. 11. One death resulted yesterday when a buffalo broke loose and ran amok during unloading at the railway goodsshed. Buffaloes for transportation are usually tethered to tho wagon but this one remained loose and when the door
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    27 7 At the monthly general meeting of the Amateur Sporting Association Mr. Tan Sin Yew was elected the honorary auditor vice Mr. Wee Teow Poh who has resigned.
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      140 7 STORAGE I STANTON NELSON 4 Collyer Quay. i P. 8.—2. Telephone 5874. Matinees TO-DAY and TO-MORROW 3.15 ALHABVIBRA 6.15 TO-NIGHT! 9.15 BT "*«|j| MOONLIGHT iW 1 PDCT7CI Qff ol 1 ItHILL L v M i Presenting a GRAND CAST of HV^HI I^H SCREEN, STAGE MUSICAL COMEDY STARS! BJIHHJHH PRESENTED WITH
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      33 7 VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL Sunday, Oct 29th at 9-30 p.m. POPULAR SUNDAY CONCERT by the SINGAPORE MUSICAL SOCIETY Full Symphony Orch estra Booking Opens at Little's Oct. 23rd. POPULAR PRICES $2, $1 50 cents
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      317 7 Matinee To-day c I To-morrow at 3.15 S,n ff apore rttords Triumphant f I i reception to Ernest llecning- I i WW^^^B^ Xli ">*>'* great story greater as a I 1 3 iSjpii i t TTi "PiyfcMybii' ij)BttV-rh cannot convey to you the\ I I magnificence, the beauties of this%\
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ENGAGEMENT.
    24 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ENGAGEMENT. The engagement is announced between John Bryce Pickering and Irene, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Alford of Singapore.
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1933 Great Powers Missing The Boat
    470 8 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1933 Great Powers Missing The Boat THOUGH Russia and Japan are going through all the motions that are the historic prelude to i hostilities there is little likelihood |of war between the two nations. I Unless, of course, some unforeseen incident always possible
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    As I was Saying
    813 8 "This Year Next Year...' Sharks No man ever had a more arduous and exacting task to perform than that which is the lot of Mr. T. M. Hussey, official censor of cinematograph films for the Straits Settlements, Federated Malay States and Johore. Mr. Hussey has carried
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    253 8 The Anjuman-i-Islam. Singapore, has been exempted from registration. Mr. W. Sawyer. European Warder, Prisons Department S.S.. has been seconded for service m Johore. The Singapore publicity brochure Is' to be distributed free through the home agents m Great Britain and Ireland, according to a Municipal Committee
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    Topics Of The Week
    631 8 Topics Of The Week 11THAT did MM Captain Wai lac characterise the Japan*- > newspaper article was pure Journalese, a say was. well, not thing that a Civil Lord miralty would have said b question by an honour. ii Westminster. Just you consternation m the H<> Wallace had stood up
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      135 8 SIMONDS MilkAStout is so good for you CAIXEDCKS BY SPECIAL &f J&4 TO H.M. THE APPOINTMENT KING OF SIAM JEWELLERY When selecting a piece of JEWELLERY no matter for what occasion, let us help you. You will thus be Assured of the FINEST SELECTION and the one that offers the
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      64 8 THERE WILL NEVER BE A SOVEREIGN CURE FOR COLDS, declares a Harley Street specialist. One supposes not; it will always be two or three guineas. And the bills, of course, will be paid by the weekly compensation, if you have a "GAFLAC" ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS POLICY m force. GENERAL ACCIDENT,
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    BERLIN SEES REICHSTAG "REBURNED"
    364 9 DRAMATIC TURN TO FIRE TRIAL Crowning Effort Of Nazi MOSCOW OPINION Berlin, Oct. 13. reconstruction of part of adopted m the firing of tag, us seen by witnesses, was i evening m the presence uds of spectators who were by chains and hundreds of within a
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    NAZI HOPE
    143 9 Self Advertised Defenders of Capitalism Moscow. Oct. 13. The Nazi organ. Voelkishcr Beobaciucr. has published an article intended to give the Leipzig judges Instructions of an openly anti-Soviet character, and stating that the trial 'must win for Germany the respect of the whole world m her struggle against
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    GREAT AIR FEAT
    107 9 ingsford Smith ongratulated Rugby. Oct. IS. Air Commodor? Sir gsford Smith's great m completing the flight i i Wyndham m Western cord time of 7 days minutes was Immediately i to Sandringham where the m the keenest interest levelopments, is In ro- Londonderry, Secretary 'On behalf of
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    ULM TO TRY
    30 9 London, Oct. 13. Ulm. the well-known airman, left Feltham aeronig*t for Australia m an to break the record set up by Air Commodore Sir Reuter wngstord Smith.-
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    GENERAL EXPELLED
    109 9  -  Kuomintang Ousts Rebel Leader Shanghai, Oct. 13. The Charhar rebels have retreated to the Shunyi district where Chinese garrison troops have closed the walled town preparatory to a heavy battle with the rebel forces. Japanese planes again bombed the rebel positions because the rebels have ignored their warning
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    NEW GOVERNOR
    30 9 Sir Herbert Palmer For Cyprus Rugby, Oct. 11. Sir Herbert Palmer has been appointed Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Cyprus m succession to Sii Reginald Stubbs.- British Wireless Tass
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    AMERICAN WHEAT PEG IN ORIENT
    145 9 Australia Hit By Subsidies Melbourne, Oct. 13. Since the announcement of America's intention to subsidize the export of wheat flour to China and Japan Australia's Far Eastern trade has I practically ceased. In view of the important part America played m negotiating the wheat agreeI
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    NO MORE MILITARISTS
    147 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Civilian Rulers For Provinces i < Shanghai, Oct. 13. An official report irom Nanchang. the capital of Kiangsi. states that the < Central Government has offered a i reward oi $100,000 for the capture of the Red leaders. Chu Teh and Mao Cheh-tung.
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    29 9 The King has approved the appointment of Mr. Eugene Millington Drake, counsellor at the British Embassy at Buenos Aires, to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at Monte Video.
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    106 9 LATEST RUBBER AND TIN PRICES AND STERLING RATES RUBBER London, Oct. 13. Messrs. Symington and Wilson's rubber market closing prices to-day were: Spot < Sellers 4 1 16 d. (4 1 32 d.) (Buyers) 4d. (3 31 32d. > Jan.-March 4 3 32d. (4 1116 d.) April-June 4
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    SMUGGLED BIRD IN TOPI
    89 9 SMUGGLED BIRD IN TOPI j Violinist's Ruse j At Tilbury J London, Oct. 13. i i A ship's violinist has been J J fined £2 for endeavouring to i smuggle a parrot out of Tilbury Dock by concealing the bird m a topi. J J The regulation which was i
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    NEW "DEVIL'S ISLAND"
    51 9 Washington. Oct. 12. That the Department of Justice has selected Alcatraz Island, a desolate spot near San Francisco, as a penal colony for gangsters, racketeers and kidnappers was revealed m a speech by Mr. George H. Cummings. the AttorneyGeneral. This new American "Devil's Island" is considered escape-proof.
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      335 9 44 m every sophisticated jfff^ Not only has Frances Hemming (7 Bpi== fl given the modern woman a ll*~T^afc4 I perfected method ol skin-care A]^^>^/ but she has also made it possible for every woman to carry —^^i^»— =»b^— out this wondrous method herself, m whatever part of the world
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      72 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association October ISth.. 12 o'clock noon Bnycrs Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot <loose) 13 13y 8 R.S.S. equal to London Standard. (F. 0.8.) 13»4 133/ 8 Standard R.S.S.on Tender October 13 1;16 13 3|16 Oct./ Dec. l 3»/ 8 131/4 Jan/March 13»/ 4 13%
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      Petrol And Kerosene Prices
      117 10 October 13 Devoe's Imperial Brilliant Kerosene per tin (of 4 Imp. galls.) 1.70 Sylvan Arrow Kerosene per tin 1.50 Socony Motor Gasoline ex pump per British Imperial Gallon 82 Bocony Motor Gasoline V 4 drams per British Imperial Gallon 85 Socony Motor Gasoline (4-gallon tin) 3.G5
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      TRUSTEE AND EXECUTOR CO. INCREASES BUSINESS
      926 10 Sir David Galloway Reviews Year's Activities The annual general meeting of the British Malaya Trustee and Executor Co., Ltd. was held yesterday m ttM Exchange Room, Fullerton Building, with Sir David Galloway m the chair. Others present were Messrs. W. E. Rayner. Gaw Khek
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      Singapore, Produce Prices
      180 10 October 13th., 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers Gambier 4.50 Java Cube 7.50 Hamburg Cube 7.50 Muntok White Pepper 23.50 White Pepper 23.25 Black Pepper 13.50 Copra, sundried 3.20 Copra, mixed 2.65 Small flake Tapioca 4.00 Med. Pearl Tapioca 4.50 Small Pearl Tapioca 4.75 Lingga Sago Flour Fair
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      NEW TIN RESTRICTION AGREEMENT
      276 10 Quota Increase To 40 Per Cent Hague, Oct. 13. Steps to amend the present Tin I Restrictions Agreement m certain instances were taken at an unofficial i meeting of the Tin Committee though (details will not be divulged until the i meeting m London on Oct.
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      An Explanation
      196 10 'From Our Own Correspondent.) I London. Oct. 12. The Financial Times Amsterdam correspondent reports that the Bill it jr. Company has replied denying t\xn allegation that it is the owner of 3.000 tons of tin lying with the Straits I Trading Co. m Singapore on Mar. 1, 1931.
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      Fraser's Share List
      228 10 Yesterday's Alterations FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1933 Chenderiang 2s 9d 3s 9d Hong Fatts ($1) 45 50 Johan Tin (20) 22 24 c.d Killinghall (ss) 11s 3d 12s 3d Kinta Dredge ($1) 1.60 1.65 x.d Kuchai Tin Dredge ($1) 99 1.04 Pengkalen (ss) 10s 9d lls 9d Petaling
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      DUTCH NOT SURE ABOUT RESTRICTION
      121 10 Native Growers Want Equality i i Amsterdam, Oct. 13. The Algemeen Handelsblad expects 1 j that rubber stocks at the end of 1933 i will be 50,000 tons higher than at the end of 1932. A decline m the price of the commodity is consequently
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      RECOVERY DRIVE
      315 10 U.S. Industries Still Without Codes i Washington, Oct. 13. While Mr. Roosevelt's personal inter- vention is sought to end the strike scourge the task of reorganising the National Recovery Act is proceeding apace. Conversations have been held between General Johnson. Mr. Wallace and Mr. Peek with a view
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      World Exchange Rates
      214 10 World Exchange Rates October 13 SELLING London, 4 months' sight 2|4 532 London, 3 months' sight 2 4»/ a London, 60 days' sight 2 4 7 64 London, 30 days' sight 2 4 3 32 London, demand 2 4 1116 London, T.T. 24 1 32 Lyons and Paris, demand 912
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      OVERSEAS TRADE
      173 10 British Expansion Registered London, Oct. 11. Further expansion m overseas trade [n September is revealed m the preliminary Beard of Trade figures Imports during the last month were valued at £57.772.000 against £56.754.000 m August and £54 272 003 In September of last year. Exports during September totalled
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      LABOUR POSITION VERY DIFFICULT
      433 10 LABOUR POSITION VERY DIFFICULT Johore Planters \lu c v Concerned QUESTION OF INDIAN IMMIGRA TION A meeting of the committee of the iJohore Planters' Association was held jat the offices of Rennie Lowick Co. on Wednesday. A letter was considered from the General Adviser regarding the produci tion of quinine
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      The £ Abroad
      91 10 The Abroad London, Oct. 11. Exchanges to-day were: Paris 79 9/32. New York 4.65»/ 4 Montreal 4.76%. Brussels 22.30. Geneva 16.03. Amsterdam 7.70. Milan 59 8 Berlin 13.02>' 2 Stockholm 19.39. Copenhagen 22.40. Oslo 19.90. Vienna 28. Prague 104y 2 Helsingfors 226 2 Madrid 37 5/32. Lisbon Mtft. Athens 557
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      74 10 I 'American Am. Telephone and Telegraph Atcheson Railroad i Dupont tone. C c. rml 1 c General M Goodrich Goodyear Intcr-T( pi i Telegraph National Cl f y Bank New York Deal Railroad I Radio Corpon S. California Ediaon Co Soconv-Vscuum Standard O! Texas C I Union Oil
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      63 10 Lewis And Maii ■till .iv ..:< tion tl. I ■Dd there i t A Colony ber *< H I torn it a] rubbt r In 1 first nin 1 than t 1 M n^i 1932. b It) 61.000 t t Buslru done il St.ind.ul Lowst 1 13',;
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    686 11 RADIO NOTES NEWS New Arrangement Of Programmes I i its Inauguration until now one basic features of the Empire .itinj? Service has been the hical "zone." It is a matter of i knowledge that for the purs service the British Empire d Into live .such zones: ■erve Australasia ami tna;
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    260 11 Monthly return of dealers and port stocks, Straits Settlements, at close of business. September 30th. 1933. m tons. sdeclared A DEALERS' STOCKS D R V WET TOTAL TOTAL DRY CREPE RUBBER Area R.S.S U.S.S. WET Scrap DRY WET DRY estate remill lump t estimated blanket by crepe
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    MOTOR SHOW OPENS
    143 11 Many Simplified Gear Models i London, Oct. 9. The international motor show. which opens at Olympia on Thursday and will continue for ten days, is attracting large numbers of visitors to London from abroad. The main feature of the show 1s British m<_dels ot simplified gear mechanism.
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    PERMIT REFUSED
    36 11 African Chief Barred From England London. Oct. 10. Government has refused to permit Tschekedi. the African Chief, to visit I England. It is felt that such a visit at present is inopportune.- Reuter Wireless
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    MOTHER MARY AGNES
    91 11 Death of Catholic Nun At Kuching The death of the Reverend Mother Mary Agnes of Asslsi of the Order 01 St. Francis, took place on the morning of Sept. 30 at St. Theresa's Convent. Kuching. says the SarawaK Gazette. Mother Agnes came to Sarawak m 1891 and.
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      306 11 (SB BROADCASTING i ouporation \MMKS FOR INDIA. BURMA, ITS SETTLEMENTS, and 1 EKATED MALAY STATES i FHOM THE EMPIRE J ITTER. DAVENTRY ENGLAND i tn< following frequencies J :igths will be used i but the wave- J may b^ changed m the I each day's transmissions J merits will be
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  • LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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      CHANGES AMONG GUN CREWS
      273 12 CHANGES AMONG GUN CREWS Mate Will Take Charge Of Loading It has been decided that the nonsubstantive rating of "Captain of Gun t ll no longer required, an<l that the t juties now performed by these ratings r is No 1 m 16 m. and 8 m. turrets may t
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      FREE ATLANTIC PASSAGE
      242 12 Youth Hluflfs Liner Officer Ralph Stenton, aged 19, who bluffed a liner's officers m order to get on the ship at New York, landed at Plymouth. He crossed the Atlantic clad only m a shirt and a pair of trousers and with less than a shilling m
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      FIRE CURTAINS FOR SHIPS
      259 12 VIAKING BRITISH VESSELS DANGER 7PROOF Board Of Trade Action London, Sept. 25. Although loss of life by fire is almost inknown m British shipping, shipwilders m this country have for some nonths past been engaged m important experiments to devise methods :or making their ships even
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      PORT OF LONDON
      166 12 Fall m Tonnage Last Year According to the annual report of the Port of London Authority lor 1932 the amount of shipping using the port last year was the lowest since 1928. The tonnage oi vessels arriving and departing was 53.903.886. compared with 56.074.556 m 1931 The
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      64 12 The Rotterdam Lloyd has been celebrating its 50th anniversary This company is really 100 years old for it arose from a firm of sailing ships founded m 1830. which voyaged to Java. The two leading ships of this company are the large motorships Dempo and Baloeran. which have a speed
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      NEW NAMES
      164 12 For Naval Aircraft Under a Mi system recently introduced by th. a. all torpedo- carrying lira for service with the Fl» a to be named after or. estuaries Similarly, all MyiiiK b R.A.F. an* to bear MMI towns and seaports ■>: Empire As a result oi this i
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      CARGO SHIPS
      152 12 Fewer and Fast*? Biguer IH4 lastrr >..:. forecast by Mr A C I at the Shipping. En^ <: V, chinery Exhibition In Lond "The pre-slump Ml I i cargo v» sscl oi tr;imp typ approximately ten knol consumption she was cient trading WMPOB This is no longer true
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      545 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated m Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailing by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons* and the s.s. MANGOLA (3,352 tons): [Cargo only] s MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins de
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      86 12 tJI dl rectors of Lobitos Oilfields Ltd.. have decided to erect a crude oil refinery on the Manchester Ship Canal at Ellesmere Port. A site, which will permit of the extension of the refinery has been acquired near the Stanlow Oil Dock The products of the company's Peruvian oilfields will
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      108 12 For everything appertaining Travel, Banking Freicbf Apply to co^ks t wop to V»]^tP'stwvicn 39, ROBINSON ROAD Individual Attention I. S. K. LINE. ISHIHARA INDUSTRIAL AND TRANSPORT CO. (Incorporated In Japan) REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE. From Japan Due Sail SHOJIN MARU In Port Oct 13 HAVRE MARU Oct. 30 Oct.
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      176 12 BIBBY LINE [LONDON ADDRFSS 22, PALL MALL. LONDON. SWl] of fast twin-screw Oil Driven Mail Passenger Vessels b«t»»« RANGOON. COLOMBO. POKI SI PA* MARSEILLES. PLYMOIIH AMI LONDON with through connection froß Singapore and Pn»> HOMEWARD IisUMI 1 r»^f Kan|W« SHROPSHIRE OXFORDSHIRE STAFFORDSHIRE OLOUCESTERSHIRI WORCESTERSHIRE CHESHIRE YORKSHIRE I SHROPSHIRE OXFORDSHIRE STAFFORDSHIRE
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      543 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches and Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday Saturday 7 Pm Kuantan via Jerantut Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Kuantan <via Jerantut > Saturdays 7 p.m. j Kelantan <via Padang Besar> Monday and Friday 7 p.m.
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      182 12 VESSELS ARRIVED G.G. Merlin. Fr. 954 from Saigon 12.10 for Saigon 16.10. Magnet. Brit. 207 from Batavia 12 10. for S. Liat 15.10. Giang Seng, Brit. 1.067 from Semarang 12.10 for Batavia 13.10. Halldor. Nor. 840 from Colombo 13.10 for Bangkok 13.10. Katong, Brit. 863 from Bangkok 13.10 for Bangkok
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      509 13 P. O. Jritish India and Apcar Lines. (Incorporated In England) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. >ENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. I R CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE DS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JAPAN. Hue Due. ronnage. Singapore Tonnage. Singapore. RAWALPINDI 17.000 Jan. 19
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      604 13 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FOR HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL Steamer' Due Sails 22 n! ?,n gdad Oct 3o Nov 2 City ot Lille Nov 2 9 Dec 2 SJ y E v ansville Dec 29 Jan^ 2 City
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      993 13 aW >^MEA s^CA ¥£Si SgFSZ: IS^SS* ""Ltd K W 8TI!A1 *8HIP 00.. (.Ml,. RAILWAYS T he Federated Malay H.Uways Th.W, BUI< r^,^ o| 8)m 76* BLME PUMMEL LINE S«V^ rar CONTENT VU Port Swettenliam, Prnan^ and Colombo. Vessel. AL.o Ca'K o Due eavei Du HAVRK AND LIVFKPOOL SERVICE. Via Pott
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      697 14 K. P. M. j KONINKLUKE PAKETVAART MAATSOHAPPM J VAN I>EK IIAGEN-- Saturday, Oct. 14, Penang imailsonly), Oelee-Lheue mot for passengers), Sabang, Tjalang, Meulaboh. Tapa-Toean Sinabanff. Slngkel. Banjak-islands, Sibolga, Padang. Indrapoera, Benkoelen, Kroe and VALENTUN— »at «rday, Oct. 14, Pa«ang-Bay, Ampenan, Booleleng and SouTOBOALI— Saturday, Oct. 14, Koedap, Tampoetih, Tampafc-Tinggi, BengkaUa,
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      399 14 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE I j dtnd AMERICAN, MAII* I'*^jf^ 1 X AVl< L iin COMFORT ON President Liners trist Class t For years President Liner First Class, symbolizing comfort at sea, has proved the popular ohoice of discriminating Trans-Pacint travellers- Tourist INow these fine large easy riding liners off«r m
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    Rain Reverses English Soccer Form
    1035 15 Rain Reverses English Soccer Form EVERTON OUTCLASS ARSENAL IN GREAT GAME t Liverpool And Mud Beat Spurs <From Our Own Correspondent.) London Sept. 25. For once the football prophets have not been confounded this week's heavy rain, by turning droughthardened grounds into "mud-baths" has effected vast and exciting changes m
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    AMATEUR MATCHES
    96 15 Three Champion Clubs Saturday's Amateur programme pro--1 duced many exciting games ih the se- veral Leagues. Dulwich Hamlet, who are champions of the Isthmian League. > resumed their place at the top of the table by beating London Caledonians -6 2 m an away game: Walthamstow Avenue, the
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    S.C.C. BOWLS
    189 15 1 MONDAY. Singles Handicap (Final). G. C. Miller -5 vs. A. B. Jordan plus 6. A. S. Banks and G. Aurely vs. H. Gray and M. St. Paul. E. A. Brown and J. N. Wainwright vs. E. Laidman and C. M. McNair. TUESDAY. C. D. Belton and H.
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    BOXERS SUED
    244 15 I Claim For Proceeds of Tournament 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) I Seremban, Oct. 12. Before Raja Kamaraizaman bin Rajr Mansur. the Seremban Magistrate, to- day Young Johnson, the F.M.S. boxo. I and J. L. Fredericks, a lawyer's cle^k of Kuala Lumpur, were sued by tmc promoter of
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    53 15 v Wolverhampton may spring a sur- 1 b prise. Injuries last season shattered I a smashing team. All are fit again y and. with Nelson, from Preston North End. pressing for the place of a pivot; as effective as Hollingworth, the Wan--1 derers should show better form than I i
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    CHINESE WIN AGAIN
    432 15 Command Officers Beaten s.C.R.C. 2; Command Officers 0. The Command Officers hockey team I •islted the SCR C. yeslerday afternoon md were defeated by two goals to nil I ifter a goalless first half. Superior ipeed and better understanding generally proved their undoing. The I Chinese were
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    S.C.C. SNOOKER
    28 15 SEMI-FINALS. Three Frames The following tie will be played on Tuesday: P. Carmichael vs. F. J. L. Maygcr. WEDNESDAY. A. S. Banks vs. T. B. Rogers.
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      INTER-STATE MATCH
      220 15 Ncpri Sombilan To Visit Perak From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Oct. 12. Negri Sembilan will hold a State trial on Monday prior to selecting the side to meet Perak at Ipoh on October 21. The teams will be: State XI: Alexander Emmanuel (N.S. Club. P.W.D. and Tamil Union);
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      TWO NEW TEAMS
      71 15 <From Our Own Correspondent > Seremban. Oct. 12. Two new teams made their debut In M.'i^ri hookey today -the Tamil Union and the Punjab Association. The Tamils- -thanks to good goalkeeping by Alexander scored through Robert Lopez while Chambers equalised. On the adjacent padang the Punjabis defeated
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      CLUB GAME AT MALACCA
      105 15 <From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Oct. 12. The Chinese beat the Malacca Club this evening by 4 matches to I In a friendly inter-Club game on the Padanjf. Results. (Malacca Club players mentioned first) Doubles. 1. Simpson and Anderson lost to Sect Chee Peng and Lee
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      HOME RUGBY
      31 15 Leicestershire Lose To Durham London, Oct. 12. To-day's principal Rugby football matches resulted as follows Leicestershire 10; Durham 15. Newport 10; Barbarians 16. Northampton 27; Guy's H. 13. Reuter
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      59 15 Appetising Reasonable. Always Something Dainty Something Tasty Something Satisfying Prepared from only the very best of good things, always something to please the varying tastes of our discerning patrons. Nothing gives us greater pleasure than to see the contented smile ot our contented diners. Why not join the happy throng
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    Malays Deposed From Div. II Championship
    983 16 PLAYED INELIGIBLE PLAYERS Cattle Company Awarded Honours LEAGUE COUNCIL DECISION AS a result of a decision taken at a meeting of the Council of the Singapore Amateur Football Association, held at Anson Road Stadium last night; the second eleven of the Malays drop from
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    ALL TEN CORRECT
    90 16 TWO READERS SHARE $150 FOOTBALL PRIZE Just to show how simple the Free Press football competition really is, two competitors this week succeeded m correctly forecasting the results of all ten matches m Football Competition No. 7. The prize of $150 will be divided between P. Colin
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    ARMY BOXING
    173 16 Big Programme Arranged At Home <From Our Own Correspondent.* London. Sept. 28. Details were published to-day of the Army Boxing Association's programme for the forthcoming season. As you jwill see from the list given below, a great many representative fixtures have been arranged. They are 1933. Oct. 20—
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    LAWN TENNIS
    54 16 Inter-team Tennis ties at the S C R C are as follow: Monday: Loh Poon Lip's Team vs Tan Huck Too's Team. Tuesday: Woon Chow Tat's Team vs Chua Choon Loong's Team. Wednesday: Cheong Choo Tong's Team vs. Cheong Choo Lim's Team Thursday. Low Kee Choo's Team vs
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    49 16 Leeds United also need higher class forward play. They will miss Hart owing to suspension, during the opening games, but are strong enough m ■defence to bear this blow. As tnev (have added no player of proved skill to their attack, the forward play is likely to remain spasmodic.
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    GOLF
    264 16 Singapore G.C. Mixed Foursomes The monthly mixed foursomes com- petition was played at Bukit Timah yesterday and resulted m a win for Mrs. W. McMullan and R. J. Isherwood with a net score of 33 4 Forty-seven cards were taken out and the following returned Mrs. McMullan and Isherwood
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    Won In Last Five Minutes
    1470 16 [slon team: A. Aziz, Ismail, aid Noordin. to express the opinion that iid have been deemed inelifurther matches m the after July 18th, by which Lad played In EIGHT matches it. Division. :v of the infringements ot (a) is as follows 1933. M.F.A. II vs.
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    PORTSMOUTH O MEET SPURS
    313 16 PORTSMOUTH O MEET SPURS TO-DAY'S ENGLISH FOOTBALL Fight For Leadership of Division I The most interesting match m day's English League fixture list is the meeting of Tottenham Hotspur, the first division leaders, with Portsmouth, who are only one point behind, on the latter's ground. The matches m the English
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY
    161 16 The following will represent the Y.M. C.A. Ist XI against S.C.C. on the S.C.C. ground on Monday, at 5.15 p.m.:— C. C. Meredith. P. O'Dwyer. D. Ross. R. Lyne. W. Pullen. P. C. Sands, L. M. Pennefather, M. Catchatoor. J. O. Regan. R. J. R. Stracey and W.
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    RUGBY AT TANGLIN
    132 16 S.C.C. "A* Team Overwhelm The Garrison In a Rugby match at Tanglin barracks yesterday a Garrison XV was severely beaten by the S.C.C. "A" side by 29 points to five. A Rugby trial game for the Chinese will be held to-day on the S.C.F.A. ground. All persons
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    50 16 Anglo-Chinese School will meet SRC. "B" at hockey on Tuesday on the S.R.C ground. The following will represent A.C.S.:— I. Reshty; Ong Tian Seng, Selakan Singh; C. Reshty. Can Kee Siang, Parameswaran; J. Namazie S H. Shirazie, Gan Kee Tian. Babu Singh Frederick Ebert. Reserves— Ahmat Shirazie and Reginald Ebert.
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    NO CUP FINAL BROADCAST ?
    168 16 NO CUP FINAL BROADCAST LEAGUE CLUBS OBJECI TO PRACTICE "Gates" Said To Be Affected (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Sept. 29. There is a possibility that the running commentary on the F.A. Cup Final, which has become an institution In the 8.8.C. programme, will not be broadcast next year. The
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    THE CUP FINAL
    103 16 Wiltshires' Team Against Malays To-day The Wiltshire Regiment and the Malays meet at the Anson Road Stadium this afternoon m the final of the S.A.F.A. Cup competition. The Wiltshires will be represented by the following team: Higgins: Nutland. Worsdell: Hawkins. Marris. Jones; Shirley, Haynes. Earl. Baker. Shenton.
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