The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 13 October 1934

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    14 1 The Singapore Free Press NO. 14,395. ESTD. 1835. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1934 10 CENTS.
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    Rubber Regulation Ordinance (1934) Amended
    464 1 TRANSFER OF RIGHTS OF SALE OR EXPORT Provision Made MISG to the fact that certain groups of estates somc wUhi V Colonj md some without, find it more economical to produce thi uh o\ their exportable rubber from one estate it has been decided makf
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    BOYCOTT OF GOODS
    70 1 ■T& 1 ,-i hour Attitude To Germany San Francisco. Oct. 12. American Federation of Labour for a continuance of the boycott Oi rman goods after discussing the s of conditions m Germany. It l by German Trade UnionJewi are still oppressed. decision followed a plea by the
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    30 1 lIVL G of Yugoslavia, and Kins Boris of Bulfhe in™?* hrOU^ h the Streets 0f af th former's arrival for the important conference regarding the relations between the two countries.
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    PREMIER AT WORK
    38 1 Firat Cabinet Meeting Since KHis Return London, Oct. 10. il Prime Minister, Mr. Ramsay oald, today presided over his Cabinet since his return from tnd Newfoundland. x Ti was a full attendance of British Radio
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    TO BELGRADE
    70 1 \>tieen Marie And Ktojr Peter Leave Paris Paris, Oct. 11. Quern Marie of Yugoslavia and King Ptter left here by train for Belgrade tonight. Members of President Lebrun's Cabinet saw them off. while a large crow T d stood solemnly silent. The strictest police precautions were taken. Motorcycle
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    STEAMER ON FIRE
    44 1 Zuiderkerk's Misfortune At Suez Port, Said, Oct. 11. The Dutch steamer, Zuiderkerk, bound from Hamburg to Yokohama, is at Suez with her cargo afire. Pumps and canal tugs are working to extinguish the fire. An rxnlosives maeazine has been illflooded Reuter
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    Visit Of H.M. Ships To Singapore
    144 1 Visit Of H.M. Ships To Singapore "Folkestone Due Next Month I TTHE Free Press was informed I last night of the proposed dates for the visit of H.M. Ships Ito Singapore H.M.S. Folkestone arrive Nov. 27, i from Hong Kong depart Nov. 28 for I cruise. H.M.S Eagle. Witch and
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    U. S. REFUNDING SUCCESS
    56 1 Washington, Oct. 12. The Treasury has announced that the books have been closed on the completion of a most successful refunding of Fourth Liberty Bonds. An aggregate of 81.020,000,000 out of SI. 250.000.000 redeemable Bonds were turned in for either four-year- notes or new three and
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    RISE IN SILVER
    101 1 Persistent Buying By United States? London. Oct. 12. Although the recent rise m silver is attributed tc Chinese and Indian demand and scarcity of supplies, the Financial News states that persistent buying by the United States authorities must have prowaed a good basis for a rise. The
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    CHUNGSHAN TROUBLE
    96 1 Mr. Lo Cheok Kuan Appointed Magistrate Hong Kong. Oct. 12. The Policital Council of the Government of the South-west has appointed Mr. Lo Cheok Kuan as successor of Mr. Tang Shao-yi. who was forced to give up the post of magistrate of the model district of Chungshan by
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    "REDS" FORCED BACK
    112 1 Success Of Troops From Fukien And Kiangsi Shanghai, Oct. 12. The Red forces defending Hotien j have been subjected to heavy onslaughts by Government forces from -Fukien and South Kiangsi, have evacuated and are retreated to vantage 'position around Chentien. As soon as they have occupied the
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    CONTROL YUAN
    72 1 Place In The Constitution Defined Shanghai, Oct. 12. At the meeting of th? Legislative jYuan held yesterday, the chapter of Jthe constitution referring to the power of the Control Yuan was possed. The Yuan shall first submit its proposal to impeach the President of the Republic, or any
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    OUTBREAK OF RABIES
    42 1 Two Victims Within 48 Hours At Bangkok <From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Oct. 1?. There has been a recrudescence of rabies at Bangkok and two dogs have died at the animal welfare clinic with-; m the past 48 hours.
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    BRITAIN'S TALLEST BARRISTER
    260 1 BRITAIN'S TALLEST BARRISTER Death Of Lord Cushendun London, Oct. 12. •yHE death is announced of Lord Cushendun. Reuter. (Lord Cushendun was 73 years of age. Before his elevation to the Peerage m 1927, as Mr. Ronald McNeill, he represented m Parliament the St. Augustine Division of Kent, and then Canterbury,
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    BRITON SHOT DEAD IN SHANGHAI
    95 1 BRITON SHOT DEAD IN SHANGHAI Municipal Council Employee Shanghai, Oct. 12. A S. LEECH, an employee ol Shanghai Municipal Council, was found dead m his room this morning with a pistol by his side He was aged 40, was born m j Chelmsford, Essex, and was unmarried. He was very
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    RAIL RECOVERY
    65 1 More Passengers And More Goods London. Oct. 10. Passenger journeys taken on railways In Great Britain during the first half of 1934 showed an increase of 5.2 per cent, as compared with the first six months of 1933. Freight tcnnage carried m the first 28 weeks of 1934
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    FRENCH CABINET
    32 1 designation Of ft Albert Sarraut Paris, Oct. 11. M. Albert Sarraut, M.nister of the Interior, has resigned. The Prefect, ol Bouches-du-Rhone head of the Surete Nationale. has been suspended. Reuter
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      104 1 J On Other Pages Church services 2 Diary of the week 2 Radio programmes 2 Bankruptcy court cases 3 New Penang coast road 3 Britain on the screen 4 Picture page 5 Singapore court of appeal 6 $13,120 suit fails 6 Mutiny on the Sungari 7 Leading article and notes
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    DRAMA AT THE PAVILION
    265 2 "A Bill ()f Divorcement" s Draws Large Houses That tried actor John Barrymore and the younger but equallv talented VI actress Katharine Hepburn make full use oi the dramatic possibilities in "A 1 Bill of Divorcement." R.K.O.-Radio's screen adaptation of the notable stage F success of
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    HOLIDAY SPIRIT
    122 2 Penang Chinese Celebrate "Double Tenth" D Penang, Oct. 10. Penang Chinese are in holiday mood I today being the Double Tenth anniver- v, AU scnools ar e closed while shops and houses fly flags. A mass meeting TnL h T ln the Chinese Town Hall today when speeches
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    78 2 terino Ex IIen P7 the 0flac w Administering the Government has been pleated to appoint Mr E. E F. Pretty' MCS, to act as Secretary to the High *'Vn.r?T!' r f °o r th Mala y St ates. w.th eirwt bom Sept. 1, 1934. inclusive! r /V K T He
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      1848 2 I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS LUXURIA CREAM. m Harriet Hubbard Ayer fr A perfect cleansing cream that seeps aeep into the pores, loosening those invisible flakes of dust and grime which soap and water can never reach, bringing them quickly to the surface to be wiped away. Leaves the skin clean and
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      255 2 Diary Of The Week SATURDAY, OCT. 13th. High Water 1.12 a.m. 8.6 ft. 12 33 p.m. 9 5 ft. Football: Malay League Cup Malayu Kebaktlan Raja. vs. Darul Aphia. Jalan Besar. Rugby: Singapore vs. Johore. InterState at SC.C.' United Services vs. Bangkok. Bangkok. Races: Selangor Autumn Meet. Hockey: Colts vs.
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      1243 2 CHURCH Week-end SERVICES Wireless I 20th Sunday After Trinity PrOSTCLmtTieS (Seafarers' Sunday) H ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL B.B.C. H 6.50 a.m. Holy Communion. lTansmiSSlOn 111 7.30 a.m. Matins. 8 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral). SATURDAY 5.30 p.m. Evensong (Choral) and Sermon. 9 35 Time signal from Big Ben Pi eachei Rev. A.
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      121 2 MISCELLANEOUS," and^^ E in French and Piano. Accomp. singing practices Progress assured. Tele. 6575. atWLes "The Scottish blue bells Violin Solo: Mr. P. Grimbert Mr T Ur x? er Weber Mr. J. McNeish "The Star" (fragment from Plato) Slow, horses, slow" t Roger Jalonicz v«/ie thc|i thy Snowflake" on r
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    LOANS OF $800 BECAME DEBT OF $2,850
    1070 3 Bankruptcy Court Cases TAMBY EARNING $36 SIGNS NOTE FOR $280; OFFER OF 50 CENTS A MONTH FOR DEBT OF $1,200 IJOW two loans of $400 each ultimately became a liability of I $2,850 was told by Sapuran Singh, a teacher employed at a
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    NEW COAST ROAD AT PENANG
    192 3 XI ;KD OPEN BY MR. BRYANT Ijoliiinji System Unique In Malaya rNANO'S nea coast road with its P pc of street lighting, rda between Lim Chin nd Birch Road, and runKelawei Road, was i on Wednesday evening Bryant, President of the .mmissionera. i pair Ol
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    FATAL ACCIDENT
    106 3 Cyclfel Falls Off Under Motor Lorry Klang, Oct. 11. a fatal accident occurred yesterday Ist mile Port Swettenham Road, Klang, when a cyclist, Mohamed Janl In, student of the Kiang High I. who was returning home after d against a ricksha while iking it and was thrown off.
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    AFTER THE STORM
    73 3 He Laj Down To Avoid Arrest I first saw him he was creatine! disturbance, but when I went up to arrest him he lay down on his back and was quite still," said policeman m the third magiourt when an Indian labourer, is charged before Mr. J.
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    SILENCE IS DANGEROUS
    145 3 Beggar's Surliness Gets Him Two Months Sentence of two months' imprisonment was passed by Mr. F. K. Wilson at the Kuala Lumpur Police Court on on a Chinese who was charged with begging for alms at the junction of High Street and Cross Street, not being a
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    TAILOR FINED $8
    237 3 TAILOR FINED $8 OFFERED A BRIBE TO INTERPRETER He ThoughtltWas A Matter Of Course A MAN who said he thought it was a matter of course to offer a bribe to police court interpreters was corrected by the third magistrate. Mr. J. M. Brander, yesterday, when he was fined $8,
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    PROOF POSITIVE
    91 3 When a Chinese woman was charged wih selling bean curd without a licence m the Kuala Lumpur police court yesterday, she said that she had no other means of livelihood and had been doing it for one month. Her husband was a carpenter and was at present out
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      63 3 F j&r J 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 of our contented diners. Why not join
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    AFRICAN VILLAGE In The Thames Valley
    1147 4  - AFRICAN VILLAGE In The Thames Valley JOAN LITTLEFIELD Britain On The Screen r BY I JIN a quiet backwater of the j 1 Thames, shut off from prying 'eyes by the thick verdure of the English countryside, is a native African village, complete with huts having steep conical roofs i
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      469 4 The Proven STOMACH REMEDY for Bad Cases For over 20 years Bisurated' Magnesia has been banish; disorders. These authentic cases are typical of the c 32 Stoau sufferers who now enjoy the blessing of good digestion Vk for efficacy of Bisurated Magnesia. thin^ to fc GASTRITIS ended after 29 years.
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    125 5 A VIEW FROM THE AIR of the pit of doom, Gresford Colliery, m which so many brave men lost their lives. This picture, taken fi<om the air. shows \hr smoke billowing from the pithead and the crouds of anxious relatives and friends wating round the colliery for news. <HJEEM MARIE
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    New Court Hears First Murder Appeal
    985 6 BY TAMIL CONVICTED OF WIFE MURDER Appeal Dismissed FOR the first time m the history of the Supreme Court of the Straits Settlements, a Court of Appeal sat yesterday m Singapore to hear an appeal against a man's conviction by a jury and sentence
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    43 6 The second magistrate having no jurisdiction to try the case, the charge ot making a false claim m the civil district against a Tamil, named Veerayan. was transferred to the first magistrate's court yesterday. Mr. E. M. Tampce-Philips has been briefed to defend.
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    Woman Blinded In One Eye By Acid
    501 6 Woman Blinded In One Eye By Acid STRUGGLE WITH CHINESE Daughters Sight Also Affected HOW a widow on her own rubber plantation m Yongpeng and her young married daughter were made the victims of an attack m which acetic acid was used, and as a result of which the former
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    Case Of Alleged Forged Signatures
    694 6 CHINESE CHARGED WITH ABETMENT Defence Reserved r[REE counts of abetment of forgery formed the basis of a n liminary inquiry against a young English-speaking Chine* Soon Poh, before Mr. Norman Grtce, the second magi>terday. The allegation of the prosecution was that Soon Poh had paid
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    SHOTS IN STREET
    105 6 Three revolver shots which rang out at the junction of Middle Road and Prinsep Street on Thursday night caused a stampede among the crowds m that populous ar2a. No injured were found, but the reason for the shotting Is still a mystery. The police believe that two
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    49 6 MRS H MACKIE, of the Ulster Gliding Club, the only woman competitor m the meeting of the National Gliding Association at Sutton Bank. Yorkshire, crashed and badly damaged her craft when making a landing. Photo shows Mrs. Mackie being helped from her glider after the crash. She was unhurt.
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    $13,120 SUIT FAILS
    213 6 Th urn b-Mark On Note Obtained By Fraud (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Oct. 11. JUDGMENT was delivered m the Supreme Court today m a case m which a Chinese rubber dealer, Scow Hup Leong. living at Kota Bahru, Perak. sued Haji Osman bin Majid also residing
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    MADE A SCAPEGOAT
    79 6 Madon bin Arta Jaya, who had pleaded guilty last week to being m possession of housebreaking implements, came up for sentence yesterday before Mr. Norman Grice. the second magistrate. Court Inspector Maclennan informed his worship that his instructions were not to press the charge as Madon had
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    CHUNG LING HIGH SCHOOL
    303 7 NrvTSite \l Kamponn Bahru CM) ABLE enterprise has albeen shown by the managethe Chung Ling High School, Road, of which Mr. Khaw a well-known Penang busitnan, is the chairman. The latest rward to be taken by the cornis the acquiring of a new site pong Bahru.
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    A DECAMERON PLOT
    119 7 Husband Finds Man Under Bed And Love Letters To Wife (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 11. Abdul Hamid was summoned before Mr. F. K. Wilson, today for house trespass and with intent to commit an offence. Abdul Shata, the complainant, said he unexpectedly returned home
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    GETTING IT HOT
    106 7 Driver Wakes Up To Find Car Blazing A motor taxi was completely burned out m Hamilton Road on Thursday night. It is reported that the Tamil driver was asleep m the car which he had parked m Hamilton Road when he was aroused by flames. The fire
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    SUICIDE VERDICT
    114 7 j Tamil Woman Who Hanged Herself From Beam i From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Ort. 11. A Tamil woman worker of Effingham Estate, Damansara Road, took a man's way ol committing suicide. She hanged herself from a ten-tool high beam m her room m the coolie lines.
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    FALL OF 13 COCONUTS PROVES FATAL
    499 7 Death Of Malay Girl inquiry was held by the Penan, i into t°h? n H r r D WIUs on Saturday iSj a_ eath of Rokla a two-year-old Malay gin who was Ull ear SS 0t a coconu t. one of a bunch o
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    MUTINY ON THE SUNGERI
    298 7 Large Quantity Of Opium Stolen vti- Harbin. O the most a PP allin incidents on the Sungarl river m recent years was recorded In dispatched telling of a serious mutiny aboard the s.s. Ying- you while the vessel was on her way to Harbin. Ironically, the
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    40 7 Mr M. Selvadurai. chief clerk. Revenue Survey Office. Kuala Lipis. is proceeding on one month's leave prior to retirement after 17 years' service m the Department. Mr. S. Ponnampalarn from the District Office, Temerloh. has arrived to take over duties.
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      182 7 CAPITOL. THIS MORNING AT 11 O'CLOCK f 'MICKEY MOUSE' matinee Special programme including the new coloured Silly Symphony "THE BIG BAD WOLF" and MICKEY MOUSE m "MICKEY'S STEAMROLLER" Note: "Mickey Mouse* will appear m person! \d mission Adulta, 50cta. Children 25cta. GENUINE BARGAINS IN WINES CHABLIS BURGUNDY, LARGE $1.70 POMMARD
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      313 7 There is Something New under the Sun— in Singapore. In the turmoil of quotas, restrictions buffer pools etc. the business man leads a harassed life to-day. Into the midst of this turmoil comes a new method ot dealing with one of the many worries inseparable from a merchant's life: ii
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      277 7 "The Finest Programme Seen WUm^**, m Singapore for months" aBSf S. Free Press 12-10-34 *fl AT PIT 0 L mmmtW(l Could you imagire better show <f m than this? S 2 PARAMOUNT BRITISH NEWS, 9\ 5 Wkfc First Pictures of PRINCE GEORGE^^TpR.^ESs MARINA togetherMICKEY MOUSE m "THE PET STORE" A
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    The Singapore Free Press and Daily News SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1934 A One-Sided League
    1003 8 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1934 A One-Sided League jy^ORE and more it becomes W apparent how unfortunate was the recent decision of the League of Nations m refusing to renew China's term of office as a nonpermanent member of the Council. As a result of the vote
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    DAY TO DAY
    66 8 *JS^JFa Car <*weli sailed for Ens land by the Mantua on Sept 30 Lieutenant A. G w Tniiif*,* r> Berkshire Regiment. the new _2S£ ant of the Selanjor_BattaUon msTr fen! F n S cra r I^_S Ham Worcestershire Bryn MalVern Linkac^ g A^ie?'p^ ffl W c h
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    458 8 SIR Ronald Storrs. who has beei spending the last few months ir Canada, is now back m England, where after a lifetime passed m Asiatic anc African lands, he hopes permanentlj to settle. This eminent pro-consul who has considerable literary gifts A Literary has a remarkabl>
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    Topics Of The Week
    686 8 A CCORDING to the speaker at this week's Rotary Club meeting In some South Sea Islands pigs are worth more than women. The Topicist is having that carefully filed to be use 1 with devastating effect the next time he and Mrs. Topicist have cause for
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      56 8 DON'T ARGUE WITH YOUR WIFE Wait until she has finished what she has got to say. So advised a London magistrate the other day. He did not tell the poor husband the secret of longevity. He might have recommended a r GAFLAC POLICY, however. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION,
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    CHRISTMAS AT HOME
    223 9 ROYAL PLANS FOR j HONEYMOON London. Oct. 10. IT is understood that the Duke of Kent and Princess Marina will spend the first part cl their honeymoon m j i England and will join th? King and' Queen t\ r Christmas at Sandringham j They will probably
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    18 9 imiii tiniii i|i i|f|| L j THE QUEEN MARY safely riding the water after being launched at Clydebank.
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    SEVERE BLOW TO MANCHUKUO
    57 9 SEVERE BLOW TO MANCHUKUO Troops Caught In An Ambush Shanghai, Oct. 12. ACHMENT of Manchukuo r\ proceeding to Fuchung, Liaoning. yesterday was by an ambush set by volunteers. er lighting a losing hattle ral hours, the Manchup retreated leaving many led and dead behind. lunteers claim to have capkarge quantity
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    Hunters Who Lived 10,000 Years Ago
    193 9 Hunters Who Lived 10,000 Years Ago SIBERIAN RELICS Moscow, Oct. 11. 7 ALU ABLE archeological relics dating from the late Stone Age have been discovered m the valley of Angara river (Siberia), m graves of hunters and fishermen who lived 3,000 or 10,000 years ago. Arrow heads, spears. fisi:i g
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    WHOLESALE PRICES
    93 9 Only A Slight Decrease In The Average i London, Oct. 10. A decrease cf 0.3 per cent, m the average Of wholesale prices is shown m the return of September as compared with August, but there is an increase of j 2.2 per cent, as compared with Sep-
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    BABIES IN CHURCH
    82 9 They May Cry If They Like Sydney, N.S.W., Oct. 11. When a mother removed her crying baby from a church, at Connamble. N.S.W.. during Mass, the Rev. Father Barrow, remarked that such a noise did not distract him. nor was it his wish that mothers should leave
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    PILGRIM TRUST CHAIRMAN
    135 9 Mr. Stanley Baldwin Resigns London, Oct. 9. l"4i|R. Stanley Baldwin has found it necessary to resign the chairmanship of the Pilgrim Trust, which he has held since its inception m 1930. and will be succeeded by Lord Macmillan, also one ol the original trustees. The trust owes
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    POLISH TRADE
    103 9 Negotiations Resumed In London London, Oct. 10. The trade negotiations between Poland and the United Kingdom were resumed today at the Board of Trade when Colonel Colvllle received the Polish delegation under the leadership of M. Sokolowski. A general surveywas made of the various subjects covered by the
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    ONLY 25 LEFT
    103 9 Big Air Race Entry List Dwindling London, Oct. 10. Ol the original 64 entries tor the England-Australia air race it is now regarded as improbable that more than 25 competitors will start. The Royal Aero Club, who are organising the race. are. however, still without definite information
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    68 9 Mr. C. W. A. Sennett. First Magistrate. Ipoh. is indisposed and confined to his house. The cases m the First Magistrate's Court yesterday were, therefore, heard by Che Osman, the Second Magistrate. H.E. the High Commissioner and Mrs. Caldecott are expected to arrive m Kuala Lumpur by train on the
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      51 9 In Radio Pictures Exhilarating, Riotous Musi-girl Comedy I "HIPS! HIPS! HOORAY!!" B _____E^" mW^mmmWr**mm. __j__i^_3 E_^B __^**JB ____r*"f^_____*JßHL 4F*' '7 Z m _____>I_______/^^_j___| ___________|_i: "w^ v ____>"__ __i _i___r__a<S Bfe s^r*****mt '°__j__________l V_2 __< '•^•fc________j i with THELMA TODD j funnier than "CUCKOOS." This laugh-factory rises to new heights I
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      95 9 *^mmodi^"market"" Latest Rubber And Tin Prices And Sterling Rates (From Our Own Correspondent) RUBBER: London, Oct. 12. Spot (Sellers) 7 116 d. <7d> (Buyers) 6 1516 d <6 15 16d> Jan-Mar. 7 316 d. (7 3 16d April-June 1 3 86. (7 1132d> July-Sept. 7 916 d. (7V 2 d>
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      THE QUESTION OF TIN SUBSTITUTES
      798 10 Economist Hopes For Wiser Councils In I.T.C. (From Our Own Correspondent) T^roir i London, Oct. 2. |tti_R E is little news to send you concerning the London tin market during the past week, save that it showed considerable strength, that £3 10s. "backwardation" was freely
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      MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
      220 10 ,CI Rendered quarterly rested and NB-Th'eS^eTn the gg** managers. Sep, H SS" ,ne U^^^---l Ke dah as compared j 1 ReBUtrar -°--lo fS ?atfs«rs L fa„ dP .MS. f ending Aug 31 ]934 ACREAGES OFjrAPPABLE RUBBER NOT TAPPED Acreage oi AREA On Est which have entirely On
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      110 10 Singapore Produce Prices Oct. 12. Buyers Sellers Gambler 5.00 Java Cube 8.25 Hamburg Cube 8.25 Muntok White Pepper 56.50 White Pepper 55.50 Copra, Sundried 3.05 j Pair Sago Flour 1.85 Copra, mixed 2.40 Small flake Tapioca 3.75 Blanja Jelotong 6.75 Sarawak Jelotong 6.50 R. (Slam) W.C. o. 1 per koyan
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      106 10 I i A rubber "putty" for which many advantages are claimed, is reported from America. Being practically oilless no mixing is necessary whilst a particular feature of the putty is its high degree of adhesion to metal surfaces. The putty also resists moisture, corrosive chemicals and fumes. Rubber flooring, with
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      74 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CUR&RNT FOR R.IVf.A. No. L X RIBBED SMOKED SHfeET Oct. 12, 12 o'clock noon Bayers Seller Spot (loose) 23 *4 23 3 <F. 0.8.) current month 23 23% Nov.-Dec. 24V_ 24% Jan. -Mar. 26 8 26*4 Apr.- June 27 3 /8 27»/ 2
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      MARKET IRREGULAR
      215 10 Low Estimate Of America September Consumption Since our last review the market hi been irregular, with a somewhat weal er undertone, state Messrs. Stanto Nelson and Co., Ltd. m their rubb< market review for the week endin; Oct. 12, at noon. Prices, however, have recovered cor siderably from
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      31 10 An "anatomically correct" office aalr has been placed on the market ■/inch is padded with sponge rubber /anous adjustments, i.e.. height tilt >f seat, can be made without leaving he spat
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      Fraser's Share List
      837 10 Fraser 's Share List FRIDAY, OCT. I*, 1934 Ampat Tin (4) 2? Ai*m Kumbang 37s 6d 40s Austral Malay «jj Ayer HlUm Tin (ss) 14* »d 15s 3d Ayer Weng ($1) 2.05 2.1J Bangrin Tin 27s 28s Changkat Tin (£> 50f 52j Ghenderiang 8s bd 9s 6d Hitain Tin (50)
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      Wall Street
      153 10 United Press Association Oct. 9 10 11 American Can. Com. 99 100»<> 102 1 American Telephone and Telegraph noi g mi R 1193, Atcheson Railroad 503* 593! JJZ E Upont 89«! Ivt 93 Firestone 133 4 JS General Electric i 8 131 tatl General Motors 283« 303! aaa
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      BRIGHTER OUTLOOK
      147 10 Belief That D.E.I. Can Enforce Control prospects again look h*L£ d future mantle l&^S?**''* Agreebour problems tn^S^" wlth the there I noTm^e h 'SS* and strikes may be tha t general MaV s e eUl t es e h < ive r h, S ng """"'nations In I
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      Exchange Rates
      184 10 j Oct. 12. 2 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2 4 2 London. 3 months' sight 2 4 2 London. 60 days' sight 2 4 2 London, 30 days' sight 2 4 2 London, demand 8 London. T.T. 243 32 4 Lyons and Paris, demand 858 Hamburg, demand
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    NOT ENOUGH ROOM in BROADCASTING HOUSE
    323 11 NOT ENOUGH ROOM in BROADCASTING HOUSE BROADCASTING HOUSE, the huge he<id...., u,d equipped only two years l t o at l "'TV °»»t ready too small. So great has the demand *Sm i9MM *i- xlra studios, even at considerable distance from Pa< *!i b C me that have had to
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    18 11 T__*"^ ,he V™"™* broadcasting headtrtei. m Tok.o. work on which will hegin m the spring of next year.
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    Improvement Of Programmes
    417 11 ANNOUNCEMENT BY EMPIRE DIRECTOR P with the developments *aking place to improve n from the Empire Trans- wrseas. the Empire ProDirector, Mr. J. B. Clark. h 's plans for the improve- the programmes: 3 been a gradual developigrammea during the past months so that programmes th< Fmpire
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    RELAYING PROGRAMMES
    112 11 Test With Electric Light Mains A test was recently conducted m Liverpool as to the possibility of using electric lighting mains for relaying broadcast programmes. Special apparatus was installed at two substations. The test was observed by many interested parties representing both municipal and company elecricity supply undertakings.
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    MORE LISTENERS
    55 11 Sydney, NS.W. Oct. 11. In the 12 months ended m July the 'number of wireless licences m Australia increased from 181.919 to 238.153. The increase was gr3atest during the time of the Test cricket m Englland the number rising from 218.322 at the end of May to 238,155
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    65 11 A considerable increase has taken place m the export of British wireless i apparatus to Ceylon. Great Britain is Iby far the chief exporter of wireless i apparatus to Ceylon and from July 1. }}<vh, to June 30. 1934 the value of ap'puratus and accessories imported into [Colombo from the
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    766 11  -  Ely Culbertson *y I World's Champion Player and Greatest Card Analyst I AN EASY GRAND SLAM J Today's hand is interesting only because human nature rejoices m good lortune. even when it befalls someone else. North and South held enough cards to make tricks at their best
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    International Scientific Radio Union
    358 11 FOURTH PLENARY CONGRESS IN LONDON TPHE Union Radio Scientlfique Internationale (usually abbreviated into the portmanteau name of U.R.5.1.) has just completed m London its Fourth Plenary Congress since the foundation of the unicn shortly after the war. The union acts as an advisory body on matters
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      1098 11 1 A»^ wwjeed $12,000,800. I Awrmnce In force over $3>.000.e0e The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.. Ltd I (Incorporated m the Straits Settlements) **>%»• HEAD OPFZCE Great Eastern UM Building. CecU Street, Singapore. omcE 27 I The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with
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    LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    805 12 28 PEOPLE RESCUED j AS SHIP SINKS Lifeboat Crew's Heroism In j China Seas Drama Shanghai. Oct. 3 TWENTY-EIGHT Chinese passengers j and members of the crew of the Chinese-owned motorship Sui Hwa, were rescued on Sunday afternoon near Amoy when the vessel caught fire. The China
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    PORT HEALTH
    180 12 The health bulletin of the League of Nations eastern bureau for the week ended Oct. 6 is as follows: Baghdad 1 smallpox case and no I death. Bassein 1 plague case and 1 death. Bombay 1 smallpox case and 3 deaths as compared with 6 cases and 1
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    17 12 The Atlantic Ice Patrol has completed its twentieth year without a life being lost throughout Atlantic icebergs.
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      445 12 STATE SHIPPING SERVICE nf Wnstern Australia FREMANTLE Via Fort Swettenham, Penang I Palembang, Banjoewangi anal Norti Western Porta Dee Sail Singapore Singapore .T.s.m.v. Kangaroo Nov. 19 Nov. 20 T.s.m.v. Koolinda Jan. 8 Jan. 9 T.s.m.v Kangaroo Jan. 28 Jan. 29 T.s.m.v. Kangaroo Mar. 16 Mar. 17 Tares Single £19.0.0. Australian
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      479 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN •Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. Thursday 7-30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7 p.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7.30 am. 7 p.m. Kelantan 'via Gemas) every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 7.30 a.m.
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      231 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships alongside the wharvei or expected to arrive East Wharl (Entrance Gate 1) Hai Lee 21; Clara Jebten 20 Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Boringia 18; Chenonceaux 13 X 10; Yuki Maru 9: Genoa ICaru Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3)Tanneld 30: Greystoke Cm j Steel Seafarer 35; Siamese
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    ENGLAND'S NEW INTERNATIONALS SHINE AGAINST WALES
    2758 15 Best Team Seen For *******> Some Years WEAKENED M'CHESTER SIDE DO WELL 'From Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 1. REAL international form was displayed by both England and Wales the match at Cardiff on Saturday. gland's experimental eleven proved as good m practice as
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    29 15 AN INCIDENT In the recent hockey match between the SCC and the R.A.F., which the Cricket Club won 2—l. Exley, the Club goalkeeper, is seen going out to clear.
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    45 15 mmmmmmmmo^ :ao<. a— oofc wmwmmmwmmmmm^mmTmwmmwmwm^mmwmmwmwm^mwm^m^m^mim^m^m^m^m^m^m^mmmmmmmmwmimmmmmmimimmmmmmm^l^^^imi^^mm^mmmmmtm^m^m THE LAST "WOODS" of the season have been bowled on the S.C.C. lawn which is now closed for the "winter." On the left is Mr. G. C. Miller, the S.C.C. champion, and. rig ht, Mr. W. M. Edwards, the ranaer-s).
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    Selections For Last Day Of K. L. Races
    273 15 SEVERAL RECORDS MAY BE BROKEN I <From Our Own Correspondent > Kuala Lumpur. Oct. 11. TPHE following are the selections for the last day of the Selangor Turf Club's autumn meeting to be held on Saturday. Race 1. BRIGHT EYES Olamour Evensong.
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    Lawn Tennis
    327 15 KHOO HOOI-HYE Loses His Singles Title In Shanghai In the final of the Shanghai men's singles tennis championship, L. D. Carson established himself as the champion of Shanghai by beating Khoo Hooi-hye <for several years Malayan champion) m three sets at 6-4 6 2 9—7. The match was
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS TOURNEY
    72 15 Two Events For Veterants The committee of the S.C.R.C. have decided to include two events for veterans ln theii open lawn tennis tournament, which commences at Hong Lim Green on Oct. 22. These will be Veterans' singles and Veterans' doubles. The only qualification tor these two events
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    MR. H. MARLAND
    60 15 Well-known Trainer Returns To Singapore Mr. H. Marland, the well-known trainer, has returned to Singapore from Java and intends settling down m Malaya. He has brought with him Miss Sardis and Ernst, which raced at Penang last Christmas. Mr. Marland is particularly wellknown through the success ln
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    TODAY'S INTER-STATE RUGGER MATCH
    715 16 Keen Game Expected THOUGH BOTH TEAMS WEAKENED BY INJURIES SINGAPORE meet Johore on the padang this afternoon m the nrst inter-State fixture of the .season, and the match promises to be a really interesting one, m spite ot the fact that Singapore are without four of
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    25 16 Schoolboy Rowe, the Detroit pitching star, married his childhood sweetheart. Edna Mary Skinner of Eldorado, Arkansas, today m the of a handful of friends. Reuter
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    21 16 vtht_ttm Wellington's Regiment. __T_!_?_i___ M« laya only Just managed __fl x^_L ir w rSt round match the all-India Rugby tournament, defeating
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    22 16 Wmmmmmmmwmwmmwmmwmmmmmmmmmmm^* BLACK gets through in an S.C.C. attack during the S.C.C. Wilts, hockey match on the padang. The Wilts, won 2—1. I
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    CRICKET CLUB BEAT R.A.F.
    416 16 _-.-.,-«-„---v EVENLY CONTESTED MATCH *m *n i j A D TiainlV rOUgHI UUt l>V -pi j 1 fie rOrWJITdS <rr „A„ a-.*. »A mmn n A a v. A SINGLE try scored late m t\ tne seCond half enabled the A mteen to aeieat tne R.A.F.
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    HOME FOOTBALL FIXTURES
    858 16 I I iei Champions And Cupholders |jj i At Highbury 2 p INTEREST m home football today will undoubtedly centre on the match between Arsenal and Manchester City [at Highbury, for it may determine the leadership of the first division once more. The City rather disappointed their
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    BIG WIN FOR JUPITER PLUVIUS
    77 16 THE most important victory m local sport yesterday was gain- ed by the rain, his chief score being the postponement to Sunday of last night's excellent boxing programme at the Great World. Several hockey fixtures were also washed out. Among the matches cancelled or postponed
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    BABE RUTH
    38 16 Philadelphia 0*4 I' Babe Ruth is named ai Id manager for the touring American bailers, who left Vancouri SS Empress of Japan for Hon Shanghai and Manila Connie mack will n-.m.;-:- vitles outside playhl I Reuter
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    MARINES TAKE A POINT FROM MONOPOLIES
    399 16 Final Match In G.S. League MR. HAM PRESENTS TROPHIES To DIVISION CHAMPIONS Monopolies Marines THE lu-ai match in the Government Services Pool 1 between the Monopolies and the Marine Department m )hy^ at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday and resulted in of two all.
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    60 16 The Medical College will first rugby fixture ol thr s< H.M.S. Terror today on tl.. ground at 5 p.m. Thr play for the Medical Col! Jemal: Yeo Bok Chon. X <capt>, K. Sivagnanam. N Lim Swee Aun. Abdullah b A; Toh Mah Chow. J. D Chong Woo. A Amlananda X.m
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