The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 16 October 1934

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    Masthead
    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,3<>7. ESTD. 1835. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1934 10 CENTS.
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    Japanese Premier Afraid To Offend The Army
    188 1 "IT WOULD BE SUICIDAL' SAYS THE MIUTARY CLIQUE FIRM HAND POLICY CALLED FOR IN KWANTUNG Strained Relations Tokio, Oct. 15. A DMIRAL Ok.uki. the Premin has prevailed on Mr. Tsubokami, Vice-Minister of Overseas Affairs, to abandon his intention to publish a vigorous counterblast
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    SUDDEN DEATH OF Ex-President POINCARE
    120 1 SUDDEN DEATH OF Ex-President POINCARE Statesman \nd Patriot HOW HE RESCUED FRENCH FINANCES j j Paris, Oct. 15. EX-PRESIDENT Poincare died today at 3.30 p.m. Only mem»t rs ol his family and a ftw close friends were present at deathbed as the end came far more suddenly than even ('<>(
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    LIFE AND WORK
    1624 1 And Foremost A Great Frenchman lOND Nicholas Poincare was i 11 born at Bar le Due, m Lorraine 20. 1860. His lather, Antony was an engineer his Ficatier. came of a oi politicians. On both sides "is .^tock. And Raymond the only Poincare oi his i possess
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    SILVER MARKET ENTIRELY IN HANDS OF SPECULATORS
    440 1 SILVER MARKET ENTIRELY IN HANDS OF SPECULATORS CHINA MAY RAISE DUTY STILL FURTHER Managed Currency London, Oct. 15. "pHINA has merely followed the t example of other countries :and adopted a managed currency" [said a leading authority on the exI change, adding that the result [should certainly be healthier conditions
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    81 1 ARCHDUKE EUGENE, acting pulicly for the first time as proxy for young: Otto Hapsburg, the Pretender to the Austro-Hungarian throne, officially received the honorary citizenship of the capital. Eisenstadt, and 15 townships of the Austrian province of Burgenland. A number of speeches m each of which Otto was referred to
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    ANTI-ITALIAN RIOTS BREAK OUT IN YUGOSLAVIA
    233 1 I BLAMED FOR MURDERS AT j MARSEILLES Regents Appointed Lbuljana, Oct. 11. ANTI-ITALIAN riots broke out following demonstrations at which allegations were made that all attempts on King Alexander's I life had been financed and pre-| pared m Italy. The police had to intervene
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    MURDER OF LATVIAN ARCHBISHOP
    120 1 House Also Set On Fire Riga, Oct. 15. I ARCHBISHOP Joann, head of the Orthodox Church m Latvia, has been found dead m mysterious circumstances. His house took fire and the brigade 'extinguished the flames and found the [Archbishop's dead body, badly burned. but with a
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    MARSEILLES MURDERS
    107 1 Inquiry Held In Station Waiting Room Amiemasse, Oct. 15. Light on the Marseilles assassinations plot is emerging as the result of the examination of the suspects. Novak and Benes. The room at the railway station where the suspects are being examined (is so tiny that the public have
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      60 1 BiGIA TEA Brings the freshness nd fragrance of the Malayan gardens tj ect to your home. TONIGHT TOMORROW SPECIAL DINNER I* DINNER DANCE rnurroT (informal) 93Q pm to Midnight c.'s to 9.i5 p.m CABARET rk FIRST APPEARANCE OF DANCE (formal) GR|T picARDO 930 r, MMnl k* WITH HER ORIGINAL *ao
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      108 1 Letter to the editor 2 China travel service 2 Radio programmes 2 Level-crossing scene 3 Appeal hearing delayed 3 Judge acquits Chinese 3 Ultimatum to foreigners 3 Aviation topics 4 Feature articles 4 Picture page 5 Ceylon and quotas 6 Appeal fails 6 Sir Philip Sassoon 6 Water meter offence
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      99 1 Ther* is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA ADELPHI HOTEL KOOF GARDEN TONIGHT SPECIAL DINNER DANCE rSEA VIEW HOTEL TOMORROW SPECIAL DINNER DANCE CAB A RET RETURN ENGAGEMENT OF THE EXTREMELY POPULAR VIENNESE DANCERS ANNY ZOLNAY JOE PLEE w IN AID OF THE CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY BOHEMIAN
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    Law Notices For The Day
    84 2 Before the Chief Justice m the Ist Court at 11 a.m. Part heard: Pro. 314 34— Re Poh Poo Yong deceased. Before Mr. Justice Prichard m the 2nd Court at 11 a.m. S. 307 33 Karuppan son of Veerappa Ampalakarer vs. Kavena Kana Muthapa Rawether
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    CAPT. G. T. F. WHITE
    114 2 Death Of P.W.D. Executive Engineer The death took place last night at the Singapore General Hospital of Capt. George Thomas Frood White. B. Sc. (Edin.). Executive Engineer. Headquarters, Public Works Department. Capt. White, who entered hospital about a week ago. sutlering from jaundice, was within
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    KIDNAPPED AT HOME
    74 2 Wealthy Society Woman Captured Louisville, Kentucky, Oct. 15. The limit of audacity was reached by a man who entered the house of Mrs. Berry Stoll. a wealthy society woman, beat her and kidnapped her m her own car. leaving a note demanding $50,000 ransom. Numerous servants and
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    S.S. POLICE BAND
    66 2 The Band of the S.S. Police under the direction of Mr. F. E Minns will perform the following programme. weather permitting, at Katong Park i n Wednesday commencing at 9 p.m. Overture, Poet and Peasant <Suppe> Fantasia, Alpine Memories <WinU-r» Selection. The New Moon (Romberg) Waltz. L"
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    CHINA TRAVEL SERVICE
    430 2 Branch Opened In Singapore Yesterday •THE opening of the Singapore branch of the China Travel Service m 1 Robinson Road yesterday morning marked the inauguration of an enterprise which is the first of its kind to venture beyond the boundaries of China. The branch is at No.
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      MORE ABOUT THE COLTS
      214 2 To The Editor, D^ QQO" Sir-In the "Singapore Free Press of Oct. 10. -Hermes" comments m the Sporting News on the constitution of the Singapore Colts Hockey Team. This team was tormed about three years ago by a group of young players and only joined the
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    366 2 There was only one man m France who could save the situation, and by his prestige and reputation for political integrity restore French credit. M. Raymond Poincare. Patriot to the core, he responded to the nations call. On June 23 he assumed the crushing charge of the Government. He was
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      504 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS^ LUXURIA CREAM. Harriet Hubbard Ayer A perfect cleansing cream thatsccps deep into the pores, loosening those invisible flakes of dust and grime *hich soap and water can never reach. Singing them quickly to the surface to be wiped away. Leaves the skin clean and refreshed. Medical Hall, Limited,
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      506 2 TKNDI SINCAPOkT^^ I MUNICIPALITY Tender H Tenders are now H ollowlng materials or particulars, see M loom. Supply of Anhyclr H Calcium Chloride H of Closing. 4 H 30th, 1934 Supply of Salt OUa War etc. for 1935 i, ~i 4 p.m. Wednesday. Oc u«r! I supply of solid and
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      259 2 Diary Of The Week TUESDAY, OCT 16. High Water 4.21 a.m. 6.9 ft.. 3.03 p.m. 8.2 ft. Rugby: Tournament, Etceteras vs. PS and ARC, S.C.C. padang; United Services vs. M.C. Officers, Tanglin. Hockey: Anglo-Chinese, Ist. XI vs. St. Andrew's School, Oldham Hall; Wiltshires II vs. N.C.C., Tanglin. Singapore English School
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      117 2 Today *s Radio Programmes 8.8.C. Transmission 111 935 Big Ben. The Tower Orchestra, conducted by W. Arthur Clarke. Relayed from the Tower Ballroom, Edgbaston. Birmingham. 10.20 An organ recital, by Maurice Vinden. 10.50 "Meet Hanaud" presented by his creator. Mr. A. E. W. Mason. Greenwich time signal at 11.05 pm.
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    LEVEL-CROSSING SCENE
    602 3 LEVEL-CROSSING SCENE »RAB HIT WITH AN IRON BAR Two Tamils Charged: One lined, One Acquitted Hi ,\v a local Justice of the Peace uter vened to save a young -speaking Arab from serious while being assaulted alby two Tamils was related I. A. Elias, J.P., during his ice before Mr.
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    13 3 TyebaUy left by the Conte teni i.v on six months leave to Bombay.
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    APPEAL HEARING DELAYED
    294 3 APPEAL HEARING DELAYED Mystery Of Missing I Chinese I i T HE disappearance of Low Ah Ng. who had appealed against a conviction and sentence passed on him by the police court, resulted m the hearing of the appeal being postponed generally yesterday before Mr Justice r l^naru. Mr. S.
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    MALAY GLOBE TROTTER
    214 3 Learnt Seven Languages For The Journey Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 11. Another globe trotter is m Kuala I Lumpur. He is a young Sumatran j named Ahmad bin Akip, son of aj wealthy Langkat family, and he m- j tends travelling on a motor-car. He is the first
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    PENANG WEDDINGS
    150 3 Turner-Mace and RustonTanner Two weddings were solemnised at St. George's Church, Penang, last week The first was that of Mr. Harold Goodhew Turner, of Johore, son of Mr. George Prior Turner, and Miss Aileen Mary Mace, daughter of Mr. Andrew Hugesdon Mace, who arrived from Home on Tuesday
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    ULTIMATUM TO FOREIGNERS
    169 3 Business Tax Payments In Canton Canton, Oct. 4. 117 HAT amounts to an ultimatum is contained m a circular letter, addressed by the Canton City Chamber of Commerce to all foreign merchants here, demanding that they comply with government regulations regarding the payment of the business tax
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    246 3 Mr. M. P. Selfe And Miss K. M.j Horsford Mr. M. P. Selfe. of William Jacks and Co.. Ltd.. Singapore, was married to j Miss Kathleen M. Horsford. daughter! of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Horsford of Ipswich, SuiYolk. at St. Andrew's j Cathedral on Saturday afternoon. The
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    PRAISE FOR PENANG
    208 3 Experience Of Sir Robert Dixon Passing through Penang on Thursday on his way to Yokohama by the s.s. "Chitrar was Eng.-Vice-Admiral Sir Robert Dixon, K.C.B. Sir Robert is on a tour to the Far East. He drove round the island on landing at Penang and m a
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    SEARCH FOR TOWKAY
    57 3 $11,000 Breach Of Trust Charge It is understood that Ipoh police are looking for Lee Cheng Phang of Chop Sin Seng Lee. Market Street. Ipoh. against whom a warrant has been Issued by the Ipoh Magistrate. The Towkay is wanted on a charge of criminal breach of
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    41 3 1 A dinner will be held at the Eastern Hotel. Ampang Road. Kuala Lumpur, on Monday. Nov. 5. at 8 p.m.. on the occasion of the ninth anniversary of the Band and Drums of the Selangor Battalion F.M S.V.F., Kuala Lumpur.
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    JUDGE ACQUITS CHINESE
    150 3 JUDGE ACQUITS CHINESE Did Not Give False Evidence i JL|R. H. A. FORRER, the Criminal ITI District Judge, yesterday acquitted Chung Wheng Teng on a charge of having given false evidence. Mr. W. A. N. Battenberg was counsel for Tan Kwong Yam (the complainant), while Mr. E. M. Tampoe-Phil'ps appeared
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    141 3 Sunday, Sept. 30. Mr. M. C. ff Sheppard arrived to stay at Government House. Monday, Oct. 1. Mr. M.C. ff Sheppard left Government House. Tuesday, Oct. 2. Mr. N. J. A. Foster arrived to stay at Government House. In the afternoon His Excellency and Ms. Caldecott attended the
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    STOLEN TOOLS RETAINED
    203 3 SECOND-HAND GOODS DEALER FINED Warning On A Previous Occasion pOR dishonest.y retaining stolen carpenter's tools to the value of $16 and a painter's brush and other paraphernalia, a Chinese second-rnnd goods dealer was fined $25, with the alternative of one month's imprison ment, by Mr. J. M.
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    MR. A. F. THORNE
    117 3 Takes Oath As Advocate And Solicitor Mr A. F Thome, son or Mr Justi c W. H Thorne. of Johore. took oath >s an advocate and solicitor of the S i preme Court. Straits Settlements, yesterday before the Chief Justice Sir Walter Huggard. Mr R Page
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    12 3 During November Mr. F. J. Bryant wll leave England for the F.M.S.
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    RHEUMATISM GOT HIM.
    182 3 80-y ears-old Pianist Is RHicved By Kruschen Although old age has not yet k'-pt •this man from his occupation a.s .1 pianist, rheumatism did threaten to 'i > so recently. Two ypars ngo." ho writes. I v.. s suddenly taken with rheumatism, ail down my left ar*:i
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      34 3 SHELL MAKE YOUR FLESH CREEP! You'll HATE HER! ll>e Female FRANKENSTEIN, m the Year* Mo»t Exciting Thriller "DOUBLE DOOR" With MARY MORRIS, famous stage star SIR GUY STANDING and EVE_LYN__VENABLES. COMING ""■fo""TrHE"""CAPiTOL. SOON I
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    Off The Beaten Track
    1266 4 A TOUR ON THE CONTINENT (By ROSE PATTERSON) DRINCESS MARINA will have an in- ternational trousseau on her marriage to Prince George of England lor practically the whole of Europe is contributing to the "dower" she is :aking witli h"i Her silk garments will be supplied
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    A PLEA FOR PEACE War's Madness
    602 4 A PLEA FOR PEACE War's Madness (Special to the Free Press) FORMULAS tor the establishment of world peace, written on the eve of the current Austrian crisis by Dr. Eduard Benes, Foreign Minister of Czechoslovakia, and Dr. Julius Goemboes, Premier of Hungary, have just been received byi Mr. Herman Bernstein,
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    MALAYA IS NOW Thoroughly
    1194 4  - MALAYA IS NOW Thoroughly PEGASUS Aviation Topics AIR CONSCIOUS WE inaußurate today a series of weekly notes on aviation topics, Malayan and general alike, which wiU embrace news of new developments as well as occasional comments. BY NOT very long ago the accusation that Malaya was very backward m aviation
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    EXPEDITION TO THE ANTARCTIC
    319 4 EXPEDITION TO THE ANTARCTIC SUPPLIES TAKF\ FOR THIIKF YEARS Almost unnoticed cd. topsail, nr.xilu: left St. Katherlne*i i her two-and-a-hali-\. the Antarctic. Her depart delayed lor several d tjn i Diesel engines into coi Only a few peop! friends of Mr. John. members oi his expedit] on the quayside to
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    38 4 Passengers leaving lor ho Rawalpindi this week Include Cosgrave. Mrs. Stanhope. Mr 'G. W. Lawes. Captain F A Mrs. B. O. Bush. Captain B Brooke. Mr. J D Dalley. Mr Lloyd. Mr. J. L Kotkei and Mr cett.
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    335 5 THE CIIAMI lON BAITERIES of the Territorial field artillery of England. Scotland, and Wales are competing for the King's Prize at Larkhill, on Salis mry Plain. The competitor won the licbt to take part m *he shoot" In obtaining the highest number of marks at various practice camps during the
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      79 5 m m m m m I IT'S HERE M.G.Ms most ten national of all Jungle pictures with the one and only TARZAN TAIR^AN JOHNNY WEISSMULLER j AND HIS MATE MAUREEN 'O'SULLIVAN I Unbelievable Thrills Death defying Realism S Watch for screening shortly at the Capitol J j I The proof
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    CEYLON'S ATTITUDE TO QUOTAS EXPLAINED
    1185 6 Rotary Club Address A REASONED defence of Ceylon's attitude towards the imposition of quotas on Japanese textile goods was made by Mr. M. Saravanamuttu, editor of the Straits Echo, m the course of his address to the Singapore Rotary Club yesterday on the subject of
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    25 6 THE MEN DEMOLISHING Waterloo Bridge have now reached the "deck" and "trestles." When the "deck" and "trestles" are gone, only the archways will be left.
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    Details Of Driving Tests In Britain
    442 6 ORDER ISSUED BY TRANSPORT MINISTRY ALL the thousands of British m< year, have taken out licences put through a driving test, by oi If they fail to pass the test away till they have attained the who, since April 1 this for the first
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    ALLEGED ASSAULT
    146 6 Three Brothers Charged At Taiping < From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping;, Oct. 14. Three Tamil brothers. Karuppiah. Nalliah and Rengasamy. made their appearance before the Taiping Magistrate, to answer a charge of causing grievous hurt to another Indian. The assault was said to have arisen over a dispute
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    K.L. SENSATION
    87 6 Police Raid On Selangor Turf Club (From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 15. It is understood that members of the local detective branch raided the office of the treasurer of the Selangor Turf Club during the week-end. They took away with them the butts |of 18 tickets
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    MISTAKEN FOR HIS SECRETARY
    181 6 Bandits Abduct A Police Chief Changchun, Oct. 5. HOW a police chief was mistaken for his secretary and taken into captivity by bandits is told with the return to safety of Mr. Tsang, Chief of Police, m Kirin province and brother of the Manchukuo Minister of
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    SIR PHILIP SASSOON
    111 6 Visit to New World Cabaret Sir Philip Sassoon, paid a visit to the New World Cabaret with a large party on Saturday night, when a dance m aid of the Child Welfare Society was held there. Sir Philip and his friends were given tables on the edge
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    MALAY WELCOME
    91 6 Plans For Arrival Of New Governor A meeting of the Malay community was held at the premises of the Malay Teachers' Association, Palembang Road, under the auspices of the Malay Union, Singapore, to consider what suitable representation should be made on the arrival of the new Governor, Sir
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    PERAK COUNCIL
    54 6 Opening To Be Attended By Full Ceremony From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Oct. 14. me fourth session of the Peru*State Council will take place at raiping next Thursday at the Secretariat Building. The opening will be attended by full ceremony. His Highness the Sultan of Perak will arrive
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    TAIPING FESTIVAL
    62 6 Kew Ong Eah Celebration Begins (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taipijig, Oct. 14. The Kew Ong Eah festival has begun m Taiping. Devotees, both men and women ar<> daily flocking to the temple at Coronation Road. Tupai. to offer their Yesterday. a procession wended through the streets of Taiping
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    APPEAL AGAINST CONVICTION FAILS
    185 6 Diamond Rin<r j n The Case "I have no doubt about ih. The appellant has not stand on, m my opinion 1 is dismissed." QO said Mr. Justice Pr ?k T aft hearillK Abeydeera. who mi <•«,;. minal breach of trust In ri ring set with
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    MRS. H. G. SARWAR
    120 6 Death Of Former M.( S Officer's Wife m IVnann The funeral of Mrs Btnrai Mr. H. G. Sarwar. M.C.S R W place on Thursday m P< attended by a crowd of more thi Mohammedans. The pr shortly after 4.30 p.m. from ceased's residence m Lanr The
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    Chinese Who Altered Water Meter
    945 7 MINUS QUANTITY REGISTERED DURING THREE DAYS Municipality's Great Loss r-ONVICTIONS on charges of dishenestly retaining 10,000 gallons and 1,000 gallons of water at different times, and of tampering with a Municipal water meter, were recorded by Mr. J. M. Brander m the police court yesterday
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    POLICE GUARDS REBEL
    133 7 POLICE GUARDS REBEL Demand For Arrears Of Wages Hong Kong, Oct. 8. ichment of 1.200 soldiers under :.;ind of Colonel Lo Cheh-chun rived at the Chungshan District intaln order. Guards of the district who d m driving Mr. Tang Shao-yi. away yesterday, are .ill the strategic positions town of Shekhi
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    WHIPPED OUT KNIFE
    111 7 hi ruse Reply To Revenue Officers i Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, Oct. 11. by Revenue Officers, cycling lonely road m Simpang. with behind his bicycle, a Chinese tap) behaved suspiciously. When to stop. Ong Chap tried to When he was forcibly dehe showed fight. The officers i
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    23 7 \V H. Hart, who last month went prior to retirement, has gone and. His address until further Is Sutton House. Sutton, Co. Dublin
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    13 7 Dr. and Mrs. Reed are on the way I home by the Stentor.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES MARRIAGE.
    45 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES MARRIAGE. SELFE— HORSFORD.— At St. Andrew's Cathedral. Singapore on Saturday, October 13th. 1934. Montague Percival. son ot the late Mr. F. V. Selfe ,and Mrs. Selfe of Watford. Hertfordshire, to Kathleen Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Horsford of Ipswich, 'Suffolk.
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    The Singapore Free Press and Daily News TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 19.54 The Silver Embargo
    1120 8 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 19.54 The Silver Embargo IjN spite of recent denials that she I intended placing an embargo on the export of silver, the Chinese Government has taken the step of imposing an export duty on the j white metal, which amounts to j much
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    32 8 The Imperial Airways Aurora, which left on Sunday morning carried as passengers, m addition to Sir Philip Sassoon, who was bound for Demi ifc S Wilson and Fit. Lt. J. G Hawtrev
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    As I was Saying.
    586 8 OUR London Correspondent passes on a note about forthcoming theatrical productions m London. Noel Coward, who has recently returned after being shipwrecked, is producing Edna Ferber and George Kauffman's "The I Royal Family," which will be called m London "Theatre Royal" so that playgoers may be
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    Whales Versus Sharks
    799 8 IWHALES WUkng north from the TV Antarctic seas to calve m warmer •northern waters are often seen by watchers on the coast near Sydney l auring the Australian winter, and this year they have been unusually numerous. I It is during this migration north that the thresher
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      56 8 I A FANCY DRESS which cost 2d. won a prize at an Uxbridge dance. One hopes that it adequately covered the honourable bruises earned by the wearer as she stormed a bargain-counter for the remnant. What about a "GAFLAC" ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS POLICY? GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE j ASSURANCE CORPORATION,
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    Proposal To Invest British Capital In Manchukuo
    528 9  - Proposal To Invest British Capital In Manchukuo Sin Chew Jit Poh JAPANESE OVERTURES TO F. 8.1. MISSION Red Stronghold Captured Adttd/^d^ m. Shanghai Oct. 15. KEPORT from Tokio states that Mr. Hirota, the Japanese Foreign Minister, has proposed to the Federation of British Industries Mission the investment of British capital
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    BOMBING OUT REBELS
    83 9 BOMBING OUT REBELS KRoM STRONGHOLDS IN NORTH SPAIN Troops Still Meeting With Resistance Barcelona, Oct. 15. GERNMENT troops hunting n rebels m Catalonia are loeting with resistance m i d places. was fierce righting between [onarles and the trocps ot the Foreign Legion tonight at near Barcelona. which victory for
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    CATHEDRAL BURNED
    59 9 -Year-Old Building Destroyed In Spain Madrid. Oct. 15. Linen! 'lo^ps are slowly disrebels from their strongholds northern provinces, and have three vii: iges Oviedo, the cathedral, dating :^4B. has been burnt down ac--3 From Government talcing part m operations m squadrons ol planes m the operations ;>nd ->t
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    REBEL SENTENCED
    29 9 Madrid. Oct. 11. flrst person court- martialled m n with the revolution has been condemned to twelve years' military imnent. The accused was caught ■rms.- Reuter Wireless
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    MAJESTIC BATTERED
    46 9 tay Late After Heavy Atlantic Storm Now York. Oct. l.~>. arrived a day Late were Injured m violent and captain la m hospital sh on his head and cuts oi his arms and side which he a wave smashed the bridge.— R euter Wireless
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    GREAT AIR RACE
    49 9 London. Oct. 15. on t-:it rants comprising seven three American, two New two Dutch, one Danish, and stralian, have checked m for the •n-Melbourne air race. s have been granted to nine >ome ol which are most, doubt The final list, therefore, is not ailable. Reuter
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    COLLIERY DISASTER
    22 9 I London, Oct. 14. Thj Lord Mayors relief fund for the Grestord colliery disaster victims has reached 102.000. Reuter wireless
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    12 9 (London, Oct. 15. The death is announced of Professor Arthur Schuster. Reuter
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    ANTI-ITALIAN RIOTS BREAK OUT IN YUGOSLAVIA
    97 9 ANTI-ITALIAN RIOTS BREAK OUT IN YUGOSLAVIA (Continued from Page 1> ceed from France to Lausanne via Evian. They stayed at Thonon nearby, under the impression it was Evian. One said he was handed his passport In Pans and th 3 other m Zurich by strangers. Novak has been In trouble
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    WRONG MAN ARRESTED
    98 9 Mistaken For Assassin At Marseilles Paris, Oct. 15. Illustrating the wild confusion th\t Dccurred after the assassinations at Marseilles, It now transpires that a French ex-service man, named Peiicier, i who hurled himself on the assassin and held him till the police arrived, was mistaken by the
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    POLICE CRITICISED
    119 9 French Press Comments On Marseilles Murders Paris. Oct. 15. Severe criticisms of the failure of the polk- to protect King Alexander and M. Barthou are voiced m the press which recalls the recent scandalous association of high police officials with traffickers and gangsters. The Paris Midi remarks that
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    WEEPING DEPUTIES
    88 9 Sad Scene At Oath Taking Belgrade. Oct. 15. There was an impressive ceremony j and many deputies wept at the joint meeting of the Senate and Chamber,! when Prince Paul and his fellow regents took the oath of allegiance to King Peter the Second. A packed assembly greeted
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    96 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices And Sterling Rates (From Our Own Correspondent) RUBBER: London, Oct. 15. Spot (Sellers) 6 15 16 d. (7 1i16d.) (Buyers) 6 7 sd. <6 15;16d.) Jan-Mar. 7%d. (7 3|16d.) April- June 7>' 4 d. Z d > July-Sept. 7?id. (7 9 16 d.)
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    GERMANY TO PAY IN FULL
    153 9 BUT NOT AMERICAN BONDHOLDERS Distinct Cooling In Relations Washington. Oct. 14. A DISTINCT strain on American- German commercial and fiscal relations was produced by Germany's week-end announcement terminating the trade treaty and adding that she was paying only 75 per cent, of the interest due
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    GRAVE CRISIS
    420 9 Objection To Kwantung Militarisation Tokio, Oct. 1 L Despite the Cabinet's approval of the reorganisation scheme for Manchukuo. a grave political crisis has J arisen owing to the strenuous opposi- I tlon of the Ministry for Overseas 1 Affairs, the Kwantung bureaux chiefs and thousands of subordinate officials
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      360 9 \,enlheric Lip Sh'ck Stays on from Breakfast till Supper 2m THE LIPSTICK IS AVAILAiJIF 4 IN A VARIETY OF COLOUR.NC.a LENTHERIC FACE POWDER. SEVEN FLATTERING SHADES TO TONE WITH THE LIPSTICK LIPSTICK $2.50 EACH. POWDER $2.00 PER BOX. Robinson Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. If Ml IKUI OflkKwus I L
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      RESUMPTION OF DREDGING
      444 10 MAMBAU TIN, LTD., MEETING Companys' Debt I Reduced ""THE fourth annual general meeting of If&mbau Tin Ltd.. was held at the office ol the secretaries. Messrs. Harper, Gillan and Co. Ltd. Kuala Lumpur. ThOte present were Mr. W. H. Martin •chairman). Messrs. D. H. Hampshire, D. F.
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      109 10 Oct. 15 Buyers Sellers Gambier 5.50 Java Cube 85° Hamburg Cube 900 Muntok White Pepper 61.50 White Pepper 60.50 Copra. Sundried 3.20 Fair Sago Flour 1.51V2 Copra, mixed 2.65 Small flake Tapioca 3.75 Blanja Jelotong 6.75 Sarawak Jelotong 6.50 R. (Siarn) W.C. .0. 1 per koyan $120
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      STOCK EXCHANGE
      148 10 Sentiment Brighter In Most Sections London, Oct. 11. On the Stock Exchange today sentiment was brighter and m nearly all sections the tone was firmer. Among foreigners, German loans strengthened substantially on the Bank of England announcement that the interest on the Dawes Loan due on Oct. 15
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      60 10 The Manchester Fire Brigade has just taken delivery of a steel turntable ladder for use as a water tower. The ladder is claimed to be the largest of its kind m the country and the rungs are covered with rubber to ensure a linn foothold. The whole op?ration of extending
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      MALAYA TIN STATISTICS
      180 10 Domestic Production, as represented by exports from Federated Malay States, Unfederated Malay States, and Straits Settlements (Settlement of Malacca., of Tin. and Tin-in-Ore at 75.5 per cent, during the month ol •September. 1934. Federated Malay States orqo Unfederated Malay States Johore 26 Kedah 17 Perils 23 Kelantan
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      A SOUND FINANCIAL POSITION
      920 10 A SOUND FINANCIAL POSITION Annual Meeting Of Lahat Mines, Ltd. r[E twenty-seventh annual gene- i ral meeting of the Lahat Mines, j Ltd., was held at 73, Cheapside. London, E.C., on Thursday, Sept. I 27, 1934. Mr. Walter J. Payne, (The chairman of the company), presided. Mr. T. P. Patterson,
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      Exchange Rates
      216 10 Oct. 15 SELLING London, 4 months' sight 2|4 732 London. 3 months' sight 2i4 3 16 London. 60 days' sight 2 4 5 32 London, 30 days' sight 2,4»- 8 London, demand 2 4 332 London, T.T. 2(4 3|32 Lyons. Paris, demand 858 Hamburg, demand 140 New York
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      GERMAN TRADE
      192 10 I Need For Satisfactory Basis With Britain London. Oct. 11. The conversations which have recently taken place m Berlin between representatives of the Governments of the United Kingdom and Germany on the question of outstanding commercial debts and the financing of future trade between the two countries were
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      47 10 I The chief attributes of sponge rubber flooring are undoubtedly its superior comfort to the feet, and its capÜbihty of deadening noise to a very high degree of perfection. In regard ItL L t6r U f Hty lt is understood that tests carried out by the Depart
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      72 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT FOR R.M.A. No. 1. X RIBBED SMOKED SHEET Oct. 15, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers Spot (loose) 23 23 > 8 <F. 0.8.) jfcurrent month 23 X 4 23 3 8 NovJDec. 24» 4 24 3 8 Jan.l Mar. 25 3 4
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      £ Abroad
      106 10 Abroad London, Oct. 12. Exchanges today were: Paris 74 7|32. New York 4.94 3 8 Montreal 4.82*4. Brussels 20.95. Geneva 15.00. Amsterdam 7.21 ViMilan 57 5|32. Berlin 12.15 Stockholm 19.39»2. Copenhagen 22.40. Oslo 19.90V 2 Vienna 26 *4. Prague 117 1/ e Helsingfors 226»/ 2 Madrid 35 27.32. Lisbon llO
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      29 10 The directors of the F.M.S. Rubber Planters, Estates, Ltd.. have declared an interim dividend on account of the working of the current year of 2' 2 per cent, (actual).
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      BANTENG RUBBER ESTATES
      255 10 SMALLER CROP \\u HIGHER COSTS Dividend of~2|/ 2 Per ft* Recommended I IN the annual report oi th. 'Selangon Rubber Estates p stated that the planted a: [the same as last year. i. acres, of which 1,746 lotl Ihe estates are reprrtcd their usual good order thn
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      Fraser's S'hare List
      891 10 Fraser's S 'hare List MONDAY, OCT. 15. 1934. Ampat Tin 4 > 5s 5s 9d x.d Asam Kumbang 37s 6d 40s Austral Malay 58s 61s Ayer Hitam Tin (5s) 14s 9d 15s 3d Ayer Weng ($1) 2 05 2.15 Bangrin Tin 27s 28s Changkat Tin 50s 52s Chenderiang 8s 6d
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    JOHN BOLES
    113 11  -  MOLLIE MERRICK Holly wood In Person MYSTERY MAN WHO BY OOD always has one undercurrent story a circulates among the and generally has more to back its claim to j credibilii urrent one is about a roducer and a starlet on whom the producer faith which many of
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    Three Mink Coats
    151 11 dlman wrote books and short lore and sold 'em, but he had about his first play. So daughter said. "Pops, can I link coat if you sell that said. 'Yes. you and your tid sister, too. can have one." suld it and the profits have mink ouats
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    Latest Diversion
    126 11 is using his empty Pool for a roller skating sabel Jewell nearly died of ■she encountered the bears Jackie Cooper and '•wins are having a time 1 talk and out-experience Mac Donald asked for an Picture of Franz Lehar. i one of the famous comage of six months,
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    A Cunning Dodge
    213 11 Head-of-the-class to Ernest Lubitsch for the cunning dodge he uses m "The Merry Widow" when the widow comes out of mourning and while Edwara Everett Horton is at his best m this jilm. the honours must go to Herman Bing for doing the most breath-taking comedy bit
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    ASIATIC UNEMPLOYED
    165 11 Generous Contribution From Merchants (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 12. In his September report of the S* langor Asiatic Unemployment Conimitcee, the hon. sec. Mr. John Hands says The total amount of money receivro iuring the month was $540.75. and contains the last regular contributi r
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    ALTERED TITLE
    71 11 Director Of Medical And Health Services A bill is about to be introduced into the Legislative council to alter the title of the Director of Medical and Health Services to "Director jf Medical Services." The objects and reasons attached to the bill state: The change m nomenclature is
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    576 11  -  Ely Culbertson by I I World's Champion Player and Greatest Card Analyst I f^ PARTNERSHIP CO-OPERATION The mark of a good defensive player is his ability to diagnose his partner's intentions and to co-operate m a tacit scheme of defence. The splendid re- suits sometimes reached by
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    Raffles Library
    524 11 The undernoted non-fiction works will be ready for issue today at 9 a.m. Ali (Alban) The Scarlet Angel. Illustrated. Barker (Bertram) Norm of '53. Illus. (Noith America) Beaies (H. L.) and R. S. Lambert Ed. Memoirs of the Unemployed. Beil (J. J.) Scotland m Ten Days. Illustrated. Bliss
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      922 11 Assets exceed $12,000,000. Aawmnce In force over 535.e00.00t The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.. Ltd I (Incorporated m the Straits Settlements) HEAD OFFICE Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 2" 1 The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British
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      BRITISH SHIPS ALMOST FIREPROOF
      428 12 BRITISH SHIPS ALMOST FIREPROOF No Need To Eliminate Wood Construction COMMENTING on the wish expressed by President Roosevelt that the U.S. Congress should introduce legislation to prohibit the lse of wood m American-built passenger ships, Mr. R. S. Johnson, nanaging director of Messrs. Cammell Laird and Co., Ltd., expressed the
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      ARABIA MARL
      56 12 Among the passengers who left by the O.S.K. Arabia Maru for East and South Africa and South America were: Mr. Cecil Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Hems Baumgart. Miss Rupert Baumgart. Mrs. Mary Matilda. Mr. and Mrs. George Ray Hicks. Miss Helen Kathryn Hicks. Mr. Thomas Dillon, Mr. P.
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      23 12 Saturnia, an Italian motor liner, Is to be re-engined with more powerful Sulzer double-acting two-stroke Diesels to increase her speed by two knots.
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      PASSENGERS HOMEWARD
      26 12 The following iw paw Singapore on the m s Alsia w here today lor Europe Dr V I Mrs. F. Scheltei and Miss 8
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      631 12 BOUSTEAD&Co.,Ltd. (Incorporated m FM.Sj rELEPHONE: Freight 5433 Passage 5431. LLOYDS AGENTS. Booking Agents for Federated Malay States Railways. Royal State Railw%ys of 81am. rV^T^^T^^^^P^l fl 4MfSJBJbfIV ft SBS) .^m. ■K^BBr^BsBBT^KsBBBBBBV .^IJABI f JH ft (Incorporated m Elngland). -,*^ta¥w HOME VIA CHINA, JAPAN, HONOLULU CANADA. FOUR MAGNIFICENT "EMPRESSES, COMPRISING THE LARGEST
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      175 12 STATE SHIPPING SERVICE of Western Australia i FREIMANTLE Via Port Swettenhana, Pcntag Palembanjt, Banjoewangi and Norts Western Ports Due Sail Singapore Slnraport 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 Fares Single £19.0.0. Australian
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      121 12 SARAWAK STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED Incorporated m Sarawak SINGAPORE TO KUCHING (9 day service) VYNER BROOKE Oct. 20 6 pm VYNER BROOKE Oct. 29 6pm SINGAPORE TO KL'CHING AND BINTULU x AUBY Oct. 21 6 am x AUBY Xov 4 6am Does not carry passengers. SINGAPORE TO REJANG RIVER PORTS (Fortnightly
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      558 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And J Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. Thursday ~-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 a.m. 7 p.m. Kelantan <via Gemas > every Monday, Wednesday. v Thursday
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      45 12 CLEARANCES Oct. 14: Tanneld. Eumaeus. Phasianella (Brit.): Tjipai. Soedoe. Paloh <Dut, >; Produce, Marit. Skuld «Nor. >; Genoa Maru (Jap. > Oct. 15: Toba Maru. Calcutta Maru <Jap. Op ten Noort, Singaradja <Dut.»; G.G. Merlin (Frch.t. Conte Verde (Ital. > Siamese Prince. Sin Kheng Seng. Malacca. Gemas. Jerantut Brit.>.
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      277 12 SINGAPORE I harbour! Ships alongside th<- wh I or expected to «rrh f I Kast Wharf (Fntraiue llf 1 I Kumsang -haul I Mala Wkaii (Batraact (,u P I City of Khios 18. I Maru 14, Munju Maru 1 raid 10; Sumatra Mam Maru 6. Empire Dock (Entrain <„l f
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      448 13 ii~i I A i > i\\ Ji x h V IB ''T V. .^BS^T" 1 SB > <X V P&O«d P. O.S.N.CCS SAILINGS. OUTWARDS Dm* Tnafe Spore. Tomb SW» -AN 6.500 Oct. 24 NALDERA j.6 000 De^2*l CAKTHAGE 15.000 Oct. 26 U 19-5--IT.COO Nov. 9 RAWALPINDI 17 000 Jan 4
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      493 13 Ellerman BucknaU Steamship Co., Ltd. •Incorporated m England) "ELLERMAN" LINE FOR HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL r.tv f^JT* D Sails Khios In Port Oct. 17 Clt> ot Khartoum Oct. 30 Nov 2 Calls Glasgow. ™o o /^?F RICAN AND MANCHURIAN" LINE. FOR HALIFAX, BOSTON, NEW
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      1112 13 ___s___pi^^_____-__ t>«**--i a—^-L-_ IteS BhSPcr LtdfLd O_S. THB '"ft*** 10 STEAMSHIP CO.. (.Ml, INSURANCE. The SSSffci co d L°tS" on and Globe lhe S lai^ arid RAILWAYS. The Federated Malay States The Royal State Railway, of S;am _-_ff*s_K___2_., M^n p&?52S t £grj*Z£, Qantas Empire Airways Ltd 7Ae BLUE rUMMEL LINE
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      792 14 Xi P. Ma COMIMLLIJU PAKETVAART MAATSCSAFPiI ROKAN Tuesday. Oct. 16, Bengkalls. Paneh, Berombang. Tanjong-Mettg*-dar, Tanjong-Leidong and Asahan. PASlR— Tuesday, Oct. 16 Penang and Bagan 81-Api-Api. TOMOHON—Tuesday, Oct. 16, Singkawang, Pemangkat and Sambas. MAJANG Wednesday, Oct. 17, Prigi-Radja, Sapat, Tembilahan, PoeloePallas, Pengalian -Estate and Rengat. THEDENS— Wednesday, Oct. 17, Muntok and
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      498 14 ToHeurope Spore Spore Penang N. York Pres Johnson Ocv. 20 Oct. 23 Oct. 25 Dec. 4 Pres. Monroe Nov. 3 Nov. 6 Nov. 8 Dr 18 Pres. Van Buren Nov. 17 Nov. 20 Nov. 22 Jar. 1 Pres. Garfield Dec. 1 Dec. 4 Dec. 6 Jan. 15 Pres Polk Dec.
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      647 14 O. S. K. LINE TOW Hit A t\SV *OI T TH AMERICA Alaska Maru Cape Town via Mombasa, Zanzibar. %t Dar-es-Salaam L. Marques. Durban. i Algoa Bay and Cape Town t t Santos Mara Buenos Aires via Colombo. Durban. Cape Town. Rio de Janerio, Santos and I Montevideo I Ohaio
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    M.C.C. TRYING OUT NEW MEN ON TOUR OF WEST INDIES INTER-STATE RUGBY
    1433 15 M.C.C. TRYING OUT NEW MEN ON TOUR OF WEST INDIES INTER-STATE RUGBY Seeking A Successor For Larwood NO FRESH BATSMEN The "Black Bradman" May Be More Devastating Than The White *p» Frmhsh cricket season may have been completely routed by weather and King: Football but for many cricketers there is
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    26 15 ihkl.m!,a and ioitenham Hotspur met m a London "Derby" at the Stamford Bridge ground. Woodley, the Chelsea goalkeeper is seen clearing. The visitors won 3 l.
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    18 15 INCIDENT m match between Singapore and Johore Minns, who did so well for Singapore, is on the leu.
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    104 15 Results Of October And Gold Medals Competition Forty cards were taken out for the Keppel Golf Club October medal which resulted m a win for J. C. Madeod, 80— 16 64. Gold Medal Th« gold medal played m conjunc tion with the October medai was won by
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      S.V.C. TOURNAMENT
      230 15 j j Draw For The Singles And ij Doubles i t The draw m the S.V.C. badminton < singles and doubles tournament to be i held m the Drill Hall starting today, t is as follows. J SINGLES Pte. Yusop vs. L. De Souza, a bye. Pte. Yadi
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      SELANGOR TOURNAMENT
      123 15 i I Women's Doubles Champions Retain Title (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 13. The finals ot the Selangor women's doubles and the Selangor boy scouts' tournaments were played this afternoon before a large crowd including severai Europeans. The Misses Betty Ho and Dorothy Low who were
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    37 15 Todays tic m the V.M.C.A. 1934 tennis tournament is S. J. Scow and S. K. Gaw vs. H. Tan and J. B Tan. Mr. R. W. G. Slade, secretarymanager of Walsall Football Club, has tendered his resignation.
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    24 15 The hockey fixture between the S.R.C. "A" and the Medical College Union, which was to have been played yesterday at Sepoy Lines, was cancelled.
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    12 15 I A MIDFIELD INCIDENT m the game between Singapore and Johore. I
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    47 15 The S.C.R.C. first hockey eleven gained a 3 o victory over the V.M.C.A In a home match on Hong Lim Green yesterday. A hockey match between the Wiltshires and the I A. was played at Balestier yesterday and resulted m a victory for the Wiltshires by 4—o.
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    Good Shooting In Rain At Week-end
    415 15 Good Shooting In Rain At Week-end S.V.C. RIFLE MEETING Great Tussle Between Eurasian And Malay Companies A CORPS rifle meeting was held over last week end and though rain interfered considerably, more especially on Saturday, the results were very satisfactory. Over 90 entries were received, these being mainly from the
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    WOMAN ATHLETE'S FEAT
    46 15 Improves Own World Record For Running 200 Metres Osaka, Oct. 15. Stella Walasiewicz. known also as Stella Walsh, the Polish Olympic athlete, bettered her own world record tor running the 200 metres when rtM covered the distance here today m 23.8 seconds. Reuter
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    MALAY CRICKET LEAGUE
    52 15 Minto Road Crickot Union won their match against Kampong Kapor cricket team by 9 wickets on Sunday. The present position is. Minto Road. 16 points Kampong Kapor 16 Kam pcng Tiong 8. Kampong Glam 8 Shrewsbury 0. Java Road will play their first match against Kampong Glam
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    WILTS. SECOND XV BEAT' PUBLIC SERVICES A
    967 16 Quick Try By Soldiers LOSERS KEPT MAINLY ON THE DEFENSIVE Wilts. II 11 pts.: P. Services "A" spts. •THE Wiltshire Regiment's junior team were m good shape yesterday when they defeated the Public Services "A" combination by 11 points (one goal and two
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    SEVEN IN A ROW
    89 16 Go rdon Richards' Amazing Run London. Oct. 14. AT the Chepstow races. Gordon j*^ Richards, the champion jockey. is having anot h e r amtil n g run. H e rode seven winners and jth r e c seconds from cle v c n mounts, all
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    20 16 DAVE CROWLEY (down) during his fight with Freddie >«"«. the world feather weight champion, (who won) at the Royal Albert Han.
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    SECOND RACE FOR R.S.Y.C. JEAN II CUP
    1068 16 Ramona An Easy Winner ELLA ROMPS HOME IN B CLASS SWEEPSTAKE RACE FOUR six-metre yachts turned out on Sunday for the second race for the Royal Singapore Yacht Club Jean II Cup over the same course as the previous Sunday. A moderate breeze
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    S.R.C. BEAT RAFFLES COLLEGE
    444 16 Winners 9 Stick Work More Accurate S.R.C. .3 Raffles College 1. F ELDING an "A" team the S.R.C. defeated the Raffles College by 3 l on the Padang yesterday. Though the standard of hockey played was not high the deficiency was amply made up for by
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    FILIPINO BOXER'S DEBUT HERE NEXT FRIDAY
    389 16 Al Rivers His First Opponent GEORGE SULZDORF TO FIGHT i BATTLING GUILLERMO (By Ringside) rE card to be presented at the New World arena on Frida; should justify the promoter's slogan "If it is a BelTa it's got to be good." Al Rivers and
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