The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 18 October 1933

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. No. 14,0!)0 EST. 1835. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    HITLER'S CALL TO NAZI LEADERS
    357 1 HITLER'S CALL TO NAZI LEADERS Momentous Week-end Conference PI VCE OF WORLD AT STAKE Lord Cecil France Not To March On !is now (icrmany's turn to wait and see hat the reaction of the Powers will be to wrecking of the Disarmament Conference Hitler has summoned all the Nazi leaders
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    "ILL-JUDGEI ACT"
    127 1 Mr. N. Chamberlain Says No Alarmist Fears London, Oct. 16. The first reference by a British Cabinet Minister to Germany's withdrawal from the Disarmament Conference was made by Mr. Neville Chamberlain 111 a speech at Nottingham. Ho described Germany's action as "precipitate ill-judged and very regrettable." lie emphasised
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    SENSATION IN LONDON
    577 1 London, Oct. 14. Germany's withdrawal from the League of Nations and the Disarmament Conference has created a European sensation of the first order. The announcement was made by Hitler himself at a meeting of pressmen and s obviously intended as a reply to the big Powers, who
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    "WAR OR PEACE"
    859 1 Mr. Henderson's Grave Warning Geneva, Oct. 16. "The choice before us is peace or #ar. progressive disarmament by world action or a mad race to increase both defensive and offensive weapons. j peaceful development or collapse into barbarism with the experience of all the horrors and savagery
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    1,375 STOCK-BROKERS AS WITNESSES
    50 1 1,375 STOCK-BROKERS AS WITNESSES U.S. Commission Refuses To Take"No" Washington, Oct. 17. 1.375 members of the New York Stock Exchange will be sub-poenaed to appear before the Senate Banking Commission inquiring into Stock Exchange transactions following the refusal of the Board ol Governors to submit to Mr. Pecora's questionnaire- Reuter
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    WHEAT EMBARGO
    44 1 Bismarck, N. Dakota, Oct. 17. Ihe Governor has proclaimed an embargo on the export of wheat from midnight on Thursday, continuing indefinitely with the object of raising prices and call the attention of the nation to the plight of the farmers.— Reuter
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    PETROL PRICES FIXED
    92 1 Washington, Oct. 17. Mr. Ickes. Secretary of the Interior. has fixed minimum prices for petroleum and its products effective from Dec. 1. The basis is 36 gravity. Mid-continent crude oil is fixed at $1.11 a barrel other prices varying upward or downward according to quality. The Labour
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    HINDENBUKG TO GO?
    176 1 Clearing Way For Hitler The Dictator Berlin, Oct. 16. The election on November 12th. may incidentally mean the abolition of office of Reich President. There are many indications that once the nation has overwhelmingly endorsed Hitler's policy. President Hindenburg will decide to retire to Neudeck and make
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    PIRATE GOLD LURE
    74 1 Another Expedition To Cocos Islands London, Ort. 16. A motor yacht sailed to-day iiom Pembroke Dock for the Cocos Islands, n the quest for gold hidden on the islands. The treasure, which is reputed to be worth £12.000.000, was nidden in 1834 by mutineers. The leader of
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    ULM'S PROGRESS
    17 1 Calcutta. Oct. 17. Charles Ulm left for Akyab at 9.05 local time this morning. Reuter
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    SIAM'S REBELS ON THE RUN
    1407 1 SIAM'S REBELS ON THE RUN Normal Railway Traffic T o tl a y OIAM'S mystery revolution appears to be on ils last legs. A message from our Bangkok correspondent states lhat a communique has been issued by the C.-in-C. that the rebels have evacuated Don Muang and are in full
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    PUBLIC INSULT TO MR. HENDERSON
    102 1 PUBLIC INSULT TO MR. HENDERSON Nazi And Geneva Incident Cirneva. <hl. 17, A German journalist rtpNtmtinf the Nazi papers publii ly insulted Mr Arthur Henderson Presidt nt oi th»« Disarmament Oonfcrenet, In front oi the disarmament building this morning He parked his rar In the ptea tmtTfii for Mr. Henderson
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      65 1 KLIM POWDERED MILK II APPROACH TO PCRE J\>TEVRIZED MILK IMJ IN THE TROPICS. •BIE AT ALL LEADING ISION STORES. i PRESENTS (FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY) THE MADCAPS OF MONTMARTRE/ 9 tELEANORE NINON, ROY PIERRE and LEO MANTIN. TO-NIGHT (INFORMAL) THURSDAY 19th (formal) SATURDAY 21st (formal) DANCING From 9.45 p.m. to
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      74 1 On Other Pages Betsy wins another yacht racePage 16. Athletes threaten to quit Chinese Olympic game*— Page 16. Wiltshire* beat Air Force hockey team Page 16. Local celebration of Deepavali Festival Page 3. Johore State Council proceedings^Pages 2 and 7. Sir Keith Smith passes throughPage 7. Volunteers defeat Public Services
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      71 1 KLIM POWDERED MILK TBE NEAREST APPROACH TO PI Kt FRESH, PASTEL'RIZED MILE OBTAINABLE IN THE TROPICS. OBTAINABLE AT ALL I FAIUV PROVISION STORES. CHRYSLER BIG CAR PERFORMANCE TO-NIGHT SEA VIEW HOTEL i SPECIAL DINNER DANCE I i I j CABARET j THE FAMOUS IMANOFF DANCERS ADELPHI HOTEL (ROOF-GARDEN) *f /A
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    MALAY BOYS HANDICAPPED
    2830 2 JOHORE EDUCATION UNDER REVIEW Sir D. Galloway Withdraws Previous Criticisms WRONGLY INFORMED t Johore's budget was finally passed at a meeting of the State Council, presided over by the Mentri Besar, the Hon. Dato Abdul Hamid bin Yusof, yesterday, when recommendations of the Select Committee resulting in
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    Law Notices
    36 2 Thursday, O-tober 19th 1933 !CCGerahtyinthe2ndn Geok Eng vs Fefor« Mr. .Tnstice Mills In the 3rd! •>onrt at 11 a.m. Criminal Appeals l. R*x. vs Muru- pava. i 2. R*x vs. Choo) Ah Sap (f).
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    BENCH TO BAR
    88 2 Retirement Of Ipoh's Magistrate (From Our Own Correspondent.) w f IPoh, Oct. 14. With the retirement of Mr G S Hellings, first magistrate, Ipoh is deprived of a judicial officer, a popular >octal figure and a keen cricketer This morning members of the iocal bar gathered at
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    MAINTENANCE ORDER
    70 2 Allegation Of Cruelty By Husband as^a'Jntni 0 Pay hIS fe $1 a m °nth as maintenance was made by the TalKiSk^ST- he Alba *»™t keeper lOCai Wcycle sh °P" The wife alle R ed cruelty and said her husband had formerly promised ?wo ISLn J aUlt hrr ln
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    ROAD RECORD TO INDIA
    44 2 i London To C < Mr. Nicholas H drive from Lord I di'tsldo "Tin- St v the clock s*ru»k Reuter and "T». atives wero thr v.-. Mr Boorln P'^rl >rn [81 days tin- pn i d*vg. Drivirc B-wnin traversed t» Turkey.
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      200 2 Foods I The •Allenburys* Foods are particularly suited to tht I feeding of infants in hot climates. They are free I trorn harmful germs, and are readily prepared hy the 1 Isim P ;c addition of boiling water, thus giving complete I i independence of doubtful milk supplies. Moreover I
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      422 2 I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS SUN-BATHING. I I To produce the fashionable Tan use only i. lENTHERIC SUNBATH OIL Stockists. MEDICAL HALL, LTD., Opp. General Fost Office. 1 1 New shipment of Wavy Bathing Caps just arrived. i J BUSINESS CARPS STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY STATIONERS BEPAIBERS. 14A Chaaf* Alley. Slnrapor*. The Cheapest
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      487 2 TENDERS i SINGAPORE MUNICIPAI NOTICE Tenders NOTICE Is hereby jlveij ititu wcuari' ;are now invited for the followln* materials or services and that parti culars of such tenders may be obtalne* In the Tender Room, Municipal Office* j Annual Tenders for 1934. Date o Closing. See Muni. Tender Room Supply
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      392 2 NOTICES EXCHANGE Ha\k^ It is hereby noting xhm Exchange Banks will v Wednesday. October z SEWING AM) MENDtfy; If you need sewtn* in your home, senu Service Depot YWc; A tor a worker or m.u, directions and leave Z The wivrs and daught, r* ud-LL* -d men will do it
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      214 2 DIARY OF THE WEEK Wednesday. 18th. Sigh Water 09.35. 8.6 ft., 21.52 9 1 ft Sugby: S.C.C II vs. Wiltshire "B" S.C.C Chinese League Football. Kreta Ayer vs. Covent. S C FA. Hockey: S.C.R.C. I vs. CSC. I. CSC I.A. vs. R.A.F.. 1. A.; M.C.U. vs. Y.M.C.A., M.C.U. °olioe Band.
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    Why The Hindus Celebrate Deepavali
    1613 3 Why The Hindus Celebrate Deepavali EPIC STORY EHIND TO-DA Y'S FESTIVAL e Battle Of Sri Krishna And Naraga (Kir Indian Correspondent.) the early hours of this r.ioiramongsi those Hindu families in 'ill clinging to old customs, would have been cleansed v itii water, and the floors deco- figures of birds,
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    8 3 Maureen O'Sullivan. charming Metro-Gold wvn -Mayer a< tress
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    AFTER NINE YEARS
    196 3 Workable Torch Found On Everest Eloquent testimony to the quality or British products is given in the course ol a personal narrative written by Mr. K. s. Bmythe in the Daily Telegraph on August 22. Describing the Story of the heroic failure ol the British Expedition to
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    WOMAN BECOMES A MAN
    148 3 m Kemarkable Case Of Physical, Transformation a remarkable ease of physical Inns"•rmation in a woman has been voaled. Madeleine Mary Woods, daughter a Gosport -Hants' Naval Hospital worker, who for 28 years lived w'Jman. is new starting life afresh .s Mark Woods, a man. He is
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    17 3 Mr Frankie Nieholls. oi TMsWfQf Tin Mining Co.. Grik. Upper P» rak has returned tron Rome furlough
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    INDIAN PRINCE ON DEMOCRACY
    374 3 CRITICISM )F EAST A N I WEST World Parliament Of Religions A pl.-a that religion should »>< bruu-lit int > i-nc with modern d«v«l<,p menta Wai n:adc by ttv- Ciarkwar of Baroda in his cptnuu; addreai to th« Second World Parliament «>i Religion* at Chicago 1
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      64 3 JUST THE THING TO SEND HOME TO YOUR FRIENDS. WATER-COLOUR SKETCHES BY MARGARET FELKIN Twelve Reproductions in Colour, Size 11 x 9 SUBJECTS: CHINESE TEMPLES, MALAY VILLAGES. SHOPS, JUNKS, ETC. $5.00 per set of 12 In Portfolio ready for posting. KELLY WALSH, LTD. Incorporated in Honp Kong> RAFFLES PLACE SINGAPORE.
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      251 3 BS^ .^^Hi BB^^\ \-A Km m^ .^^r O^ 881 /^B bt X^V^ 0 I •T Bwk B^BV B^Bfea^afl SFT^ ..^b^b^bl Pepsodent announces a notable new discovery —an entirely new cleansing and polishing material that is twice as soft as polishing materials commonly used in tooth pastes. Gives teeth a higher
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    MAKING OVER A NATION
    1732 4 MAKING OVER A NATION Life In Germany To-day 6 •THE burning of "un-Germaa' 1 books in the square in front ot the University of Berlin, with the statue of the great scientist, von Humboldt, ironically looking on, was the act of enthusiastic students t < under the inspiration of the
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    Unusual Bidding
    553 4  -  ELY CULBERTSON CONTRACT BRIDGE (By Frequently hands arise at the Contract table that require the most tremendous effort upon the part ot a Sayer to force a somewhat reluctant partner to respond to his calta It is not to be wondered at that if partner holds a complete
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      81 4 J^'^/ay Orders received /^f by post attend- /Cf ff/ ed lmmedia- •■s/ tely. Address: O/ 96. High St., v. Sing a- Sy A** pore /oT Pres C crlptlon /^V v^ of Lenses date st y le of y frames Suppll/JP ed. Best Quality /Asf Guaranteed Sight testing Free Price Moderate.
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    Overturned Racing Car Burns At Brooklands
    108 5 M (i Watson the racing driver died from his injuries after tne car he was driving in the 500 mi s race at the Brooklands Trac overturned and burst into flames. Witnesses at inquest on the young Earl of Kerry, who fell in front
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    A Golfing Girl
    44 5 Children whose ages did not exceed IK years played in a u«»!f competition organised by the Oxhey Club, near Catford. The competitors Here the sons and daughters of past or present members of recognised clubs, and play was over 18 holes.
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    BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION
    225 6 BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION 2 PKOCiK.VM.MhS FOR INDIA. BURMA. STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, and 2 FEDERATED MALAY STATES 1 FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER, DAVENTRY 2 ENGLAND. Two of the following frequencies and wavelengths will be used simultaneously, but the wave- lengths may be changed in the i course of each day's transmissions Announcements
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    DEAF MUTE SENT TO PRISON
    178 6 ATTACK WITH COBLER'S KNIFE "Reasonably Light' 9 Sentence A deal and dumb Chinese, shoei maker by profession, was brought be- fore the Chief Justice (Sir Waltei Huggarch in the Supreme Court yes terday to be sentenced for having vo- luntarily caused hurt with a dangeri
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    $150 Must Be Won
    431 6 FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION Six Free Chances Every Week HELOW will be found particulars of the Free Press Football Com- petition No. 9in which you are asked to forecast results of ten English and Scottish League matches to be played on Oct. 21st. THE PRIZE OF
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    HOW TO MAKE YOUR CLAIM
    122 6 A duplicate list Is provided In which the competitor may keep a record of bis entries. These small lists must not on any account be used for entries they are only for the convenience of competitors. Competitors who have forecasted correctly EIGHT or more matches
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    WOMAN'S PATHETIC PLEA TO MAGISTRATE
    642 6 Two Sentenced For Using Counterfeit Coins j A pathetic plea that the child she was expecting should not be allowed to be born in prison was made by a young Chinese woman. Yap Ah Lek, after she had been sentenced to four months' rigorous imprisonment
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      149 6 Te»j need suffer no longer the pete and discomfort of Rheumatism Sciatica, Lumbago If your blood b kept In a pure and healthy Mate remove the cause of the trouble by taking Clarke's Blood Mixture. OfmßCkmmlmmmiStmm. B*~*b—odmUQinD m TABLET Mm ALL FRESH IN STOCK vf GET A DRESS MADE AT
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      209 6 i FREE PRESS FOOTBAL L COMPETITION No 9 I agree to abide by the conditions governing this competl- tion as set out above and to accept as final the decision of the Competition Editor of the Singapore Free Press in all matters appertaining thereto. My forecast of the results of
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      124 6 MIIIMBII3IMBaii ainßßa|BC -^iail^l 1 E3I j Only from /IX. j SCOTLAND canfcl j j true whisky come, R y j and the most wm&r j famous of all is If J Johnnie Walker |J j Born 1820— >|J^ j Still going strong I olOHNNII i WAhKER j RED LABtL for
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      148 6 BROAIK AST STATION "Z.H.1." Singapore (owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya Ltd.) Broadcast House No. 2 Orchard Road. Singapore. Wednesday, Oct. 18th. tftt, 6 p.m Recorded Music. 6.45 p.m. News Bulletin kindly supplied by the Straits Times. Stock and shares report kindly supplied by Fraser Co. 7
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    MAN WHO SHOWED THE WAY
    407 7 Sir Keith Smith In Singapore Sir Keith Smith, the man who. with >ther the late Sir Ross Smith, was rst man to fly from England to stralia, 14 years ago, is flying over e route again to study the organisawhich has been built up in
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    SHENANDOAH LEAVES
    276 7 Luxury Yacht That Stayed 19 Months The Shenandoah in, probably the most wonderful private yacht in the world, which since Mar 4 last year. Ms 1 :i anchored in Singapore waters off th Swimming Ch .\>, has left "Ingaore for Hong Kong, with her owner Mr. Fahnestock, well-known
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      132 7 ANOTHER LINK IN THE LONG CHAIN fe'^'ia .A^J 'S 1 i|% OF BRmsH screen successes COMMENCING PAVILION T j FROM E NO VEL "DRIVEN" BY TEMPLE THURSTON. I j ANNE GREY BASIL RATHBONE **J| t Snappy and delightful cabaret OWEN NA9ES I W^^ I numbers! ww ■^W^«m*a^^ Featuring the Western
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      242 7 OPENING TO-DAY! A GREAT HOLIDAY COMEDY SHOW! •.18 1 CAPITOL 9.15 Holiday Matinee To -Day 3.15. DOUG. FAIRBANKS, JM as a Daredevil Lover Romantic as Robin Hood Agile as D'Artagnan in First National's racy, swift comedy r **I lIIf 17 f/^> JLjJL IVIj Li |y| With LORETTA VolSt. Claude X
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1933. The Siamese Revolt
    439 8 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1933. The Siamese Revolt I .IT seems desirable to utter a warning that news filtering through from Siam with regard to the progress of the revolt of Prince jßovaradej should be accepted with i reserve. We publish this morning a first-hand account of
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    59 8 HE. the Governor will be away from Singapore from Oct. 28 to November 10 During his absence the Guard duties at Government House will b* performed by the Straits Settlements F2 £m Wh WiU take Over fr the If: Wiltsßeg. at 8 a.m. on Saturday October 28. The Police guard
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    As I was Saying
    1182 8 - SINGAPORE was a little surprised when Prince Carl, the King of Sweden's handsome young nephew, failed to put on evening dress when he dined at Raffles Hotel on Saturday night. Eyebrows went up and turned the other way. "This Prince Carol's is really not done." said
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    384 8 FROM DA Y TO DAY i Mr Alma Baker, 0.8.E., and Mrs J Alma Baker left for home by the Corfu.' Mr. Frank Nicholls. of Temeniror Tin RS.'SSSJ! 0 the Penang M s Mr. J. A. Hunter who arrived from home last week has joined the jSSS Land and Carey
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    Helsingfors City Of Fear
    531 8 Helsingfors City Of Fear The ship thrusts 1 through what ts m cnannel-exeept tl Suez and Panama 25.000-ton craft. T either side are wit! U t of the vessel Above them, rtu under masses oi tufted grass, are a\ One can see th< bombproofs as we j 11 the Baltic
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      73 8 EXSHAW I No 1. BRANDY. Your health demands it. Your doctor recommends it. YOU ENJOY IT. CALDBECK'S are the Agents. PINEAPPLE HAMS and BACON Extra fine cure from AUSTRALIA'S best packing houses FRY, BOIL or GRILL— they are excellent. SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE Co., Ltd. ORCHARD ROAD. I—WJ.W.l WJ.W. fi/ue Gold
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      40 8 TO AVOID CARRYING TORCHES a number of burglars have hit upon the idea of smearing their nails with phosphorus. The lightfingered gentry What about a "GAFLAC" BURGLARY POLICY GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 648t.
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    LEVEL CROSSING TRAGEDY
    241 9 IM AN CONTRACTOR O( KED DOWN Joo hiat Road Light Railway Fatality contractor named Lin Ombris was knocked down injured yesterday by a light .in at the level crossing in ad. gs were severed and he had .juries. He was taken to ick Seng hospital where he
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    FELL 20 FEET
    33 9 contractors coolie died stantaneoualy when he fell height of 20 feet while In breaking-up a dwelling Anson Road yesterday He was found to have susad and chest injuries. The Informed.
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    92 9 '-J RUBBER AND TIN PRICES AM) STERLING RATES IU BBER London. Oct. 17. Symington and Wilson's market closing prices to-day ilers' 3~ H d. <3 31 32d. 3 13 16d. »3 29 32d. March 329 32d. 4d. 331 32d. <4 1 16d. iber 4 1 16d. <4 5
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    CONFUCIUS BIRTH DAY CELEBRATIONS
    243 9 CONFUCIUS BIRTH DAY CELEBRATIONS Maxims On Art Of Living (By Our Chinese Correspondent) Under the auspices of the Singapore Confucian Society. Chinese believers in j the ethics of Confucius gathered at the premises of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce to commemorate the birth of the sage on Monday. A large
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    "HOLD ME TIGHT"
    79 9 Department Store Drama At Alhambra "Hold Me Tight." the Fox Him which opened at the Alhambra last night, is sound entertainment. There is some excellent acting and the story woven round a large department store is good. James Dunn and Sally Eilers. both employees of the same
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    TO TOUR MALAYA
    62 9 President Of Chungshan University Ho:ir Kong, Oct. 17. Mr. Chow Lu. President of the Chv.ngshftn University and a member of the Executive Council of Canton, is to make a holiday trip to Malaya, the Philipine Islands, the Dutch East Indies and Siam. According to an interview yesterday,
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    S.S. (SINGAPORE) ASSOCIATION
    61 9 A Committee meeting will be held on Monday. 30th October, in the Singapore Exchange Room at 5 p.m. Agenda. To confirm Minutes. Matters arising therefrom <a» School Fees. Legislative Council Papers. Straits Settlements < Penang > and (Malacca) Associations. Committee Vacancy. Registration of Domestic Servants. Amendment Ordinance
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      230 9 BEMAX THE RICHEST NATURAL VITAMIN TONIC FOOD BEMAX IS INVALUABLE TO CHILDREN For growing children especially- BEMAX often works wonders and about a marked improvement in physical tone, energy and retanoe to disease. Childhood as everyone knows, is the perloa oi growth and development. It is a time not only
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      192 9 Venmeric Lip Slick n I T Stays on from jfl WL yX u Breakfast till Supper F all day V*\^ 4LERTRERIC FACE POWDER. A Toilet Luxury adding to your charm and Personality. Obtainable in all fashionable shades. SOLE AGENTS: ROBINSON Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. B> r^T ill i r™"
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  • TRADE AND COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
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      Singapore Cold Storage Company
      701 10 Singapore Cold Storage Company Dividend Of 5 Per Cerit Declared The 31 annual general meeting of the Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. was held yesterday at the offices of Boustead and Co., Ltd., Collyer Quay Mr. H. O. Maas presided and others present were Messrs. W. H. Macgregoi C. V.
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      U.S. RUBBER
      46 10 September Consumption Declines London. Oct. 17. United States rubber consumption last September was 35.700 tons a decrease of 9,200 tons compared with the previous month. Details showArrivals. 47,400 tons. Consumption. 35.700 tons Stocks, 334.600 tons. Afloat, 54,500 tons. Consumption of reclaimed. 7 700 tons.
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      28 10 The Tin Pool will be exhausted by Nov. 1. but control will continue on the present terms until the new agreement comes into force on Jan. 1. 1934
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      STOCK EXCHANGE UNEASY
      89 10 STOCK EXCHANGE UNEASY EFFECT OF HITLER COUP Slump In German Loans London, Oct. 14. London learned of Germany's dramatic coup after the closing of the Stock Exchange and therefore prices and also foreign exchanges were not affected. Business circles are of the opinion that continental exchanges are likely |to be
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      46 10 NEW YORK WEAK New York, Oct. 14. All markets weakened on receipt of the news from Germany and wheat, cotton and rubber declined consider- > ably. Exchange on Berlin opened at 34.70 and rapidly moved to 34.30 and there was general weakness on Wall Street. Reuter Wireless
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      90 10 MARKETS DISTURBED London, Oct. 16. The Stock Exchange to-day was naturally disturbed by political events in Germany but selling was not heavy, 1 apart from the slump in German loans and the weakness of Kaffirs following I the drop in the price of gold to £6 Bs. 6d. The commodity
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      P.A.M. AND R.R.I.
      241 10 Report Of Commission "Accepted Substantially A special meeting of the Council of j the Planters' Association of Malaya was held in Kuala Lumpur on Oct. 7. Mr. J. C. Innes Chairman) presided, and there were also present Major C. H. A. Huxtable 'Vice-Chairman), Mr. C. Ward- Jackson
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      EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES
      65 10 During the week ending October 14 1933, exports from Malayan ports amounted to 6,577 cases, of which 4,340 cases were to the United Kingdom, 150 cases to the Continent of Europe, 702 cases to Canada and 1,385 cases elsewhere. Total exports for the period, January 1,
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      75 10 A new American oil company has opened an office in Penang with Mr. Ho Kim Hoi, formerly of the A.P.C.! Kuala Lumpur, in charge and having supervision over agencies in Sumatra and Slam. The directors of Kamuning (Perak) Rubber and Tin recommend a dividend of 2»/ 2 per cent, for
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      207 10 World Exchange Rates October 17 SELLING London, 4 months' sight 2 4 5|32 London, 3 months' sight 2|4 1 /8 London, 60 days' sight 2',4 7.64 London, 30 days' sight 2 4 3 32 London, demand 2 4 l 16 London, T.T. 2|4 1'32 Lyons, Paris, demand 928 Hamburg, demand
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      Petrol And Kerosene Prices
      117 10 October 17 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 Socony Motor Gasoline y A drums per British Imperial Gallon 85 Socony Motor Gasoline (4-gallon tin) 3.85
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      The £ Abroad
      88 10 The Abroad London, Oct. 14. Exchances to-day were Paris 80 15/32. New York 4.57*4. Montreal 4.69y 2 Brussels 22.64. Geneva 16.26. Amsterdam 7.82. Milan 59%. Berlin 13.17 y 2 Stockholm 19.40. Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 19.90. Vienna 28 nom. Prague 106 y B Helsingfors 226 isMadrid 37 21/32. Lisbon 103%. Athens
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      AUSTIN MOTORS
      166 10 I (from Our Own Correspondent) The present great prosperity Sf the British motor-car manufacturing lnr£ S r fV* T ldenced by the decision of X^f 0 Of the Au *tin Motor Company to recommend at the annual meeting on Oct. 9 a dividend Sf 25 per cent, on
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      79 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association October 17th., 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers I d.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot (loose) 12>/2 12 5 a R.S.S. equal to London Standard (F.0.8.) 12 3 4 12% i Standard R.S.S. on Tender Oct. 12 9;16 12 1116 Oct-Dec. 12% 12% Jan-Mar. 12^4 1276
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      185 10 October 16th., 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers Gambier 4.50 Java Cube 7.5C Hamburg Cube 7.50 Muntok White Pepper 23.00 White Pepper 22.75 Back Pepper 13.00 Copra, sundrled 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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      175 10 i Oct. 13 14. 16 American Can. Com. 90 92 88 Am. Telephone and Telegraph 117 118V2 116% Atcheson Railroad MM 54% 50> 4 .Dupont 7 5% 74% 70% (Firestone. Common 21 21% 1914 General Electric 20 20^ 18»_. jGeneral Motors 28% 28 26 Goodrich l 3 i/
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      DUNLOP RUBBER CO.
      138 10 No Interim Dividend On Ordinaries (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Sept. 30 *or some days past there has been a gradual appreciation In the price of he Dunlop Rubber Company's Ordi--12,.^ in anticipation of the iSfvi^H lon f an interim <*<Unary dividend on account of the current
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      HITAM TIN EXPERIENCE A QUIET YEAR
      491 10 Capital Reduction Decision Is Explained The fifteenth annual general meeting 'of Hitam Tin Limited was held at the Office of Messrs. Evatt and Co., Ipoh on October 13th. Mr. H. Huntsman, the Chairman, presiding, said: The financial year under .review is one containing much
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      TAX REPERCUSSIONS
      299 10 Blow To Colony Rice Importers (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Oct. 17. The allegation that the rice tax will involve an increased cost of fifty cents iper bag. exclusive of import duty on .rice landed at Port Swettenham with a consequent increase to the eonsumi er verv
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      Simla Must Take Action Says Burma
      255 10 Rangoon. Oct. 15. The Burmese Press strongly resents the reported action of Japan In reshipping a cargo of Burma rice to Indian ports to be sold at a much lower rate than that prevailing now. The dumping, it Is emphasised, would have the most
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      ANGLO-BIAM CORP
      134 10 Diminished ProfitTimber The accoi poration t or tl last show net pn I compares w past year.- d| transform contingent. i< i to pi loss on ad\.. Manuiactur iiiK €50.170 I previous year and Irani as last y. IT, fr m !divldend lur.d. U I of protit and
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    730 11 I Yesterdays Closing Quotations lOBFR. 17th, 1933 11 Buyers Sellers -icui 30s 31s sS 34s 36s I 14s M ISi 6d i27«/ 2 1.35 .',2s 33s 21 25 90 95 2l 9ci 3s 9d 40 45 47 50 Lss 9d l«S 9d 7s 7s 9d 22 24
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    HAWTHORN LESLIE'S RESULTS
    259 11 -tantial Loss Recorded n»r The Year I W Hawthorn, Leslie have another loss (of ■J amount > to record in 1 report A year ago the but t r ralstd from 5 to 6 per Zv ls P ai d on the capital repayment of 50 per
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    COKE PRODUCERS
    37 11 To Study Swedish Position London, Oct. 12. A delegation representing United Kingdom coke producers and exporters will leave lor Sweden to study the market position on the 14th. They will later visit Finland.- British Radio
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    41 11 Mr. R. B. Ford, the late branch manager of Boustead and Co., Ltd.. Ipoh. has. says the Times of Malaya, decided not to return to Malaya for health reasons. Mr. and Mrs. Ford's present address is "Penlee," Cranford Avenue. Exmouth. Devon.
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    £5,000,000 OIL LOSS
    648 11 ANGLO-U.S. GROUPS STOP ORDERS TO SOVIET Damaging Blow To Cash And Credit In August it was revealed that a serious blow has been dealt to the i Soviet Government's hopes of obtaining At an early dat^ large amounts in cash and credit from the sale of Russion
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    S. AFRICAN LOAN
    36 11 Close Within Five Minutes London, Oct. 12. Lists for the cash application of (he issue of the Union of South Africa 3! 2 per cent, loan were closed within five minutes.- British Radio
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION
    198 11 Indo-t hina's Refusal to Join Scheme In a lengthy letter to the "Financial Times." Mr. J. Ross MacMahon refer:* to the refusal of Indo-China to join the proposed rubber restriction scheme, which he considers only reasonable, and asks if the British or the Dutch have any real justification
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    CHINA'S RAILWAYS
    113 11 Negotiations For Loan Of $60,000,000 Shanghai, Oct. If. A seml-onicial report from Nanking states that the Chinese Railway Ministry has concluded negotiations with the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank for a loan of $60,000,000 for the completion of the Canton-Hankow Railway. Securities offered are said to be the
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    80 11 x.ie uac jourra:s report thiu "the high price of tin seems to have caught the attention of American Gangsters", but nothing has yet been announced by an International Pool as to the rate at which the output will be increased from January Ist next. No. 1 Chinese Tin of 99.81%
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    DRIFTING IN THE ARCTIC
    63 12 Curious Meteorological "Station" Leningrad, Oct. 16. An automatic meteorological station to be installed in a boat which will drift with the ice in the vicinity of the FranzJoseph Land, is now in construction in the workshops of the Arctic Institute here. The station will automatically transmit
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    18 12 "Mauretania," Cunard liner, worked sup to 32 knots on a yachting cruise trim from New York to Havana
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      EXISTING AND NEW CONVENTIONS
      528 12 British Delegation's Views After the Oslo Conference of the Comite Maritime International. Sir Leslie Scott, vice-president of the Comite and leader of the British delegation in an interview said that the keynote of the attitude of the British delegation was that the Conventions already signed on
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      SHIPWRECKED CHINESE
      67 12 A Chinese, charged with being a vagrant before Mr. R. j. f. Curtis, the third magistrate, yesterday told the court how he was wrecked in a sampan off Port Swettenham and was picked up by the s.s. Klang. He was then brought to Singapore. He said he was
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      SHIPBUILDING IN THE U.S.S.R.
      50 12 Moscow. Oct. 16. Freighters and trawlers with a total tonnage of 170.000 tons are now under construction in Soviet shipbuilding yards. All ships are built entirely of Soviet materials. The construction of Diesel engines and all necessary equipment for them is proceeding in SnviPt niontc Tass
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      COCKATOO ISLAND
      64 12 Cockatoo Island Dockyard. Sydney, which was recently leased by the Australian Commonwealth Government to a private company, is to extend its activities to include the manufacture and reconstruction of aeroplanes The machine in which Mr. Charles Ulm undertook his Australia -London flight was remodelled there. Prior to that
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      YACHT THAT NEVER RETURNED
      310 12 YACHT THAT NEVER RETURNED Whangpoo Rivermen Are Sorely Puzzled Shanghai yachtsmen are still puzzling themselves over the disappearance during the recent typhoon of the sloop rigged yacht. Wasp, which apparently lost her moorings when the tide and wind rose and was last seen being carried upriver by the onrush of
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      NAVAL YARD BLAZE
      281 12 Mystery Fire At Honjf Kong Mystery surrounds the origin of a fire that threatened several buildings including the Armament Depot wherein j large quantities of shells and other I explosive are stored, in the Naval Establishment Yards at Hong Kong. A packing store, erected against a l
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      51 12 As evidence of reviving activity cm the Tyne. a vessel irom the continent has recently had to await a discharging berth at the Albert Edward Dockyard. North Shields for the first time in five years. At Wallsend. the number of shipbuilding orders in hand is the larK< M for some
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      18 12 The Whiu S-. Marciini echOfl into all its ships. Hansa Lin« Ing loss in r!rt f 1.690.000 mark.s
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      480 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches and Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7.30 am. Kedah Monday to Friday Saturday 7 p.m. .Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Kuantan <via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 p.m. Kelantan (via
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      221 12 Sin gap o r e Ha r OUr Ships Alongside th. Expected I,, 0, East Wharf (Mmh Cape St Fr.iiK i Main Wharf (tetrann Boston Mm ]H Soudan 14 p.. Chononccaiix 7 Empire Dock (Entran.. Rhrxenor 30. Khios H Empire Dock {YaMta* Marudu 47 West Wharf (Kntran,* Rahman 5 T.
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      532 13 P. O. British India and Apcar Lines. (Incorporated in Fngiand) HAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENIN ULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. pNDI CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JAPAN. Due Due. Tonnage. Singapore Tonnage. Singapore. Oct. 25 RAWALPINDI 17.000
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      580 13 Ellerman &Bucknal Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. TOR HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMRURf VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL «**mouiW; Steamer My of Bagdad J* ils my of Lille l° n S OV my of Evansvllle g£- ec Mty of Norwich f Q Mty of Manila FOR HONG
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      591 14 TO NAPLES. MARSEILLES. LONDON. ANTWKKl 1 MIDDLESBROir.iI. I MARU 10.000 Oct 18 19 HAKOZAKI V I tYASUKUNI MARU 12.000 Oct 31 Nov. 1 ITERUKUM V I HAKONE MARU 10.400 Nov. 15 16 HAKUSAN I SSUWA MARU 10.600 Nov. 30 Dec 1 I SFUSHIMI MARU 10.900 Dec 14 15 HARUNA MAJ
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    S.V.G SURPRISE PUBLIC SERVICES
    578 15 S.V.G SURPRISE PUBLIC SERVICES Scratch Rugby XV Get The Winning Points ir>. 1 Koal) 8 pts: Public i\) 5 pts. ■n achieved something victory on the Packing 1 1 they defeated a stron I side by eight points to nly contested match. originally arranged MCi.i Company. S.V.C.. the company being
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    S.C.C. RUGBY
    156 15 owing have been invited to V.C. vs. Wiltshire Ist XV on 515 p.m. at S.C.C.: J. N. t; H. L. Vincent W. H. Mcind. G. Dodds, H. L. Davies. n A. M. McLennan, A. T. Davidson, D. R. Howgili, W. 3 D Cork, R. S. MacTler, •wing have
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    RUGBY TEST
    160 15 England's Narrow Victory Against Australia The first Rugby test match under Rugby League rules was played at Belle Vue, Manchester on Oct. 7 anc resulted in a win for England by 4 points to nil. The second Test will be played at Leeds on Nov. 11. and the
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    BADMINTON
    336 15 Ties in Bramtoco Tournament The following are the "A" "B" and "C" ties of the Bramtoco Sports Club badminton singles championship (League-System) to be played from Thursday at 4.45 p.m. each day. Thursday. Oct. 19: "A" Yeo Tianj Swee vs. Lim Teck Lee. Toh Chye Liat vs. Tan Gim
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    PATSY PERRONI BEATEN
    35 15 S. African Heavy-weight's First American Win New York, Oct. 10. Don McCorkindale. the South African heavy-weight, opened his American tour by defeating Patsy Perroni 'New York) on points in a ten-round contest.
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    C.U. SOCCER LEAGUE
    132 15 The Clerical Union Soccer league championship team will meet the runners-up to-day, at the Union's ground at 5 p.m. and photographs w^l be taken before the match. The teams will line up as follows Championship "B" Team Yew Cheng Hoe (Capt.). O. F. Cordeiro, L4m Tian Lye,
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    WEEKLY SPORTING NOTES
    1595 15 Outstanding men in Cup soccer were Iliggins and Basir Tough luck on Malays though Wilts deserved their success. Smith after his thirJ local golf title. Saying farewell to Dr. H. W. Jack doughty rugger player. Singapore fifteen for Seremban. \X/E think it will be almost generally Tir
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    16 15 Wilts* goalie making a save in Saturday's cup final as the Malay forwards dash towards him.
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    MUNICIPALITY BEATEN AT SEPOY LINES
    130 15 Golf In a match between Sepoy Lines and the Municipality, played on Sunday morning at Sepoy Lines the club won by 9 points to 4" 2 Details (Municipality players mentioned first). M M. Patterson and Kelly l 5 Low»on and w w Patterson and Gill
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    KEPPEL OCTOBER MEDAL
    99 15 Forty-seven cards were taken out for the October Medal (stroke) and the following were the nett scores returnedJ H Addis 87 17 70 nett M. M. Paterson 71 Scr. 71 J. L. Elmer 91 20 71 A. J. Donald 89 17 72 M T Allan 92 20
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    LADIES SPOON
    48 15 Mrs. Litchfiold Wins October Spoon Twenty-one cards were taken out In the Ladies spoon competition at the Keppel Golf Club yesterday. The best returns were: Mrs Litchfleld <18> All square Mrs. J. P. Crawley (12> 1 down Miss K Nibiock (17) 2 Miss Sim (18) 2
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    ENGINEERS AT GOLF
    91 15 Mr. G. Thomson Wins Th" members of the Engineering Association of Malaya rounded off their annual meeting and dinner In Kuala Lumpur during the week-end bv a most enjoyable 18 holes on Sunday morning. The Selangor Oolf Club kindly gave facilities for the first competition for the
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    Betsy Gets Another First
    763 16 A "DOG-FIGHT" TEAM RACE And Also Wins dementi Cup The B Class yachts of the Royal Singapore Yacht Club sailed a team race between the Vice-Commodore's t and the Rear Commodore's teams on j Sunday. The former's side consisted of Prima Donna. Harlequin. Columbine, j Betsy,
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    NO SCORING
    28 16 The "B" teams of the S.S. Police and the Wiltshire Regiment met at Rugby at Tanglin yesterday and drew in a game which brought no scoring.
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    LAWN TENNIS
    97 16 France Wins "International" In London London. Oct. 14. At Queen's Club to-day the Inter---Litional Club of France beat the International Club of Britain by eight matches to seven in the two days lawn .cnnis tournament. To-day's result were as follows: R^per Barrett and Godfrey beat 3!anchy and Decuois
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    19 16 A Public Services player getting on to the ball after a fumbled pass in the S.V.C.-P.S. match played yesterday.
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    ATHLETES THREATEN TO LEAVE GAMES
    168 16 Latest Results Of All-China Olympiad Nanking, Oct. 17. The results of the seventh day of the All-China Olympiad are as follows Tennis t singles) Kwangtung beat Shanghai 3 2: Szechuan beat Nanking 2 o; Hopei beat Jehol 2 o; Batavia beat Peiping. Mr. Koh Seng-kee
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    205 16 Japanese Young Boys vs. Japanese Old Boys By trouncing the Japanese Old Bovs team 9 to 1 in last Sunday's game the Japanese Young Boys are now tied for first place in the Singapore Baseball League. The game was more interesting thor the score might indicate. Seki. pitching for
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    IRELAND'S DEFEAT
    149 16 Disorganised By Loss Of Centre-Forward Belfast, Oct. 14. In the match against England which resulted in a win for the English side by three goals to nil. Ireland started against the wind and sun. The game was level till Martin, Ireland's centreforward, was injured in the face and
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    35 16 The draw for the inter-club tourna7™i ?f th S1 *«apore Badminton Association will take place at noon to-day at 126, Chin Bwee Road The first round ties will be played oil this Saturday and Bunday
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    Wiltshires Swamp Air Force Hockey Team
    666 16 Soldiers Score Four Goals Without Reply Wiltshires 4; R.A.F nil. The R.A.F. hockey team paid a very expensive visit to Tanglin yesterday, for they were beaten four-nil by the Wiltshires in a match which was notable for fast exchanges, vigorous tackling and shooting. The
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY
    54 16 The following have been Invited to play hockey for S.C.C. vs. SRC. on Monday, at S.R.C. Dr. J. M. A. Lowson; F. H. Geake. C. E Brooke: T Watson. C. Q. Starkey. P. W F. Mills: L. S. Freer. A. O. A. Mosley. O. H. Stroobach. H S
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    INTER-STATE HOCKEY
    39 16 Padang Arraiu. u Saturday's The S.CC. ground for the inter-Stat. Saturday between Selangor. and tin < t. to non- members will 20 cents B.C.C. m* be admitted free to t For the trial on the ground will n<
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    1933-34 Season Fixtures
    102 16 The following is i the inter-State bo season October 21, Srn^ 1 Singapore October 22 Selangor. Singapop October 28. Ma i Kuala Lumpur November 4. I Kuala Lumpur. Malacca vs. Sim November 5. M Kuala Lumpur; NSingapore. Serembu November 11. Seremban. November 18. £< Kuala Lumpur November
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    27 16 Tho Royal Eneii I sec in a boeln i n I yesterday by tht onll I match was nV. I vlded some Interest I
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