The Straits Times, 4 October 1933

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    42 1 The St r ai ts Times [BBTABLISUm NBARMf A CSNTCRV.] Tflß LARGEST AISD MOST IfIFLVENTUL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 20 PAGEa BINO.VPORB, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 19SS. PRICE 10 CENTS. The Straits Times 20 PAGES 6INOABORE, WEDNESDAY) OCTOBER 4 MM. I'RU K 10 CENT&,
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      346 2 V 0., BRITISH INDIA AVn APTAR I PMITS AND ArIAK LIHIPA »™i~ PTNTNSTTLAR AITD ORIENTAL BIT OO CKDt» CONTRACT Wnil HIS MAJESTYS OOVEHNMENT. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. nTTWARD PROM LOHDOM POR CHINA ""Si^APAH. T'SS* 1' STs >WMA>lV N W STt "s K Sr >SoSS JI »vs s. a
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      444 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. HIM'HIM I-J ißvlßflkV Ikl4 MMJMMmM*m*LMMdm+ o -^^-.v, Naplea. Marae—a, Liatia. Atwery KATOfU < MARU T< KLOo7 Ort* 4 5 < h/.sniMA UARD 10.000 Ort. 19 20 j TASUKUNI MARU 12.000 Oct Jl Not. 1 KAKONEMARU 10.400 No 15 16 ISUWAMARU 17J6H Nov M Dee 1 I PUSHIMI MARU
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      399 2 BURNS PHILP LINE(incorporated in Aurtrallaj for Brisbane Sydney and jz.r. THURSDAY ISLAtfD. Regular monthly aalunga by to. w«l!known tteaaaer MARSLLA (7.865 ton.) and the i-i MANOOLA .3 352 tons) (Cargo only). The a* MARELLA ta one of the largest and nne»t steamers Iradlnj to Australta. cablna de luie. single berti
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      393 2 ™E EAST ASIATIC CO., I IMTTFn LWlliril. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT TO GENOA. LONDON. BOTTEBDAV HAMBIBG AND COPENHAGEN J™« J^L.'iS? ZIT" S»r. Matacc* Port Ptnang Smelt. Qxt£. aIA M/ia g™ »1 f: LAWNDIA 1$! H^ J?!? *H So^OIA 27' I I g22 82 aass^ ai 3 anrcarVTrUer^^rnr 1 sTss paaaenger accommodaUoc
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    TEA BOY EVIL.
    368 3 Removal Delayed By Kuomintang. Settlement of the Irritating and mely delicate problem of eliminating the hordes of tea-boyi on coastal and river passenger ships Is being delayed through Inactivity of the local Kuomintang. says the Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury. The next more In the attempt* to
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    E.V.C. ORDERS.
    124 3 No. 35 33 Singapore. Oct 4 1933 Range*:— The following range allotment* are notified for Information. Transport leave Head- Buklt Tlmah Fairer quarters. Range Range Satur 8un 2 00 p.m 7.30 a.m. Scottlah 710.33 Interport 8 10.33 "D" Coy. Rifle Meeting 22.10.33 "A" Coy. Demonstration 2. Conference— G.O.C.i
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    VESSELS ARRIVED.
    110 3 TINOMBO. Dut 53* ton*, from B. Dell 4-10. for B. DeU «10. BOTH. Dot.. 1.02 too*, from Tf. Prtok 4-10. for B DeU 4-10. ANOBT. Bar. 417 toot, from Slbu 2-10. for Sbu 6-10 VAN VOLLXNHOVEN. Pr SM toot, from I BalfOß 1-10. for Salfon t-10. BAN HO
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    90 3 Wednesday. October 4. Skeja ■ItfMe tbe Wkarvea er expeetot to arrive. kepki. BABBOcm. Main Wharf Leh "Prlncee* Mary." The Cable. Leh. "Mr T Praw.OU Wharf WU. Coal Wharf NIL VESSELS IN DBT DOCKS Taalaa* ft(ar. Albert Dock NO. Victoria Dock Tuc Tandu." Kernel Evkw. Klne'i Dock Nil
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    PASSENGERS.
    245 3 The following are passengers oy the Antenor. due In Singapore about Friday Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Earle. Miss B. H. Egger. Mr. R. N. Bryson. Mr. and iMra. T. D. Ward. Mrs. R. F. W. Leonard 1 and infant, Mr. R. V. N. Shutte. Mr. P. C. Adrian.
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      21 3 Did ELISSA LAND! choose Rightly? She told VICTOR JORY— "I LOVED YOU WEDNESDAY" But_ what_ did she tell WARMER BAXTER T
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      393 3 NORDDEUTSCHEF nfflj LLOYD. (Incorporated la iMng^ Germsny.) Tbe unaennenUone4 tn tbe ccropanys Mtrßde4 fixtures OUTWARD FULDA for Manila. Hong Kong. Shanghai, N. China Japan Oct 11 ISAR for *****0. Manlw. Hong Kong m«t. t t»«i m. China it Japan Ort M SAARBRUCKEM for Hollo. Manila Hong Kong. Shanghai. N. China
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      403 3 I REDUCED FARES ROUND-THE-WORLD Fint Class £169.5.0 Twritt Class £112.7.8 Fares apply Westbound from Singapore 01 Penang. All water route except first class rail Across United States or Canada. Via Panama Canal from New York to Los Angeles cr San Francisco. nm Caass aayrwrimalety n» Teawiat Class sMiufcilaly f MM
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      356 3 ELLERMAN BUCKNALf. STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. (Incorporated Id Erik land "ELLERMAN- LINE. PiesgM Sarrtre te UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. Taj Parts a«d Swrs aaal OUTWARDS. TO HONG KONG. SHANGHAI A JArAN. Due Spore v CITY OP WINNIPEG Nor t HOMEWARDS. Due S-pore Sails Spot* 1J CTTY OP BAODAD for Havre London.
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      173 3 Today's Crossword Puzzle (CLUES.) IT. Retain ACROSS M Ardour Al KUaa. M Une wttb stone 27 Vegetables 12H2SZLJ2? Unconatrahsat g. morenouse 2t. Till PMtof djnam» Wtkm 19 Thong 3 4 Expression 30 Prench stock ,5, 5 SSd 31 Ortef 37 puffed M Waur^^ral SSLu. k^» Omaaaanted with groorw 38. Celestial
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      213 3 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. SUUons Yesterday Last night max. Rainfall Bright Mln. temp. Ins Sunshine temp. •F hrs. T Alor Star 87 Nil 8.1 77 Bltlawan 88 0 08 8.5 79 K TrensiKanu 88 1 24 5 9 72 Bukut Jeram 87 0.09 6.1 74 Malacca 85 Nil 6.4 73 Singapore
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      405 4 SITUATIONS VACANT Hlie» .svlytag fer aay |l 111 1 advertlard la taeae esuassa send eaears ef testlrooniato. D« ac« scad ertgaaalm. WANTED, men experienced In wharf and truuhtpment work. Apply. Singapore Lug•»r Co Union Building. W4NTKD Nannie or suitable help for :<1 baby Must be definitely European L'p-rountry outride Penang
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      647 4 HOUSES. FLATS TO LET Bungaiowm, AngwPta Park. Angullta 00. HOUSE on liiamilMi ma. Rant MO United Slillawin. TO LET. 7. Nspter Rd_ At 14. ChaUworth Road. Apply Meyer Bros. TO LET SHOP. PLAT. Amber Iliaiinm Applj Spore Building Oorp^ t4. Market St TO LET. furnished. 44. Ooadman Road Small European
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      590 4 FOR SALE FOR SALE. SS cwt. Low Oracle While Arssnse best offer obtains 90S. Straita Tbnei. ORANO OTAN. (3) tales sterile, S yrs. 4 yr». Akw Omboo Ape female 3 yrs. Absolutely tamae ifcansellisl.il. excellent condttlon. tM. StralU Thnaa. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE AT SLUMP PRICE Splendid Oil Palm Land In
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      674 4 LEGAL NOTICES MA NOTICL I~ TAI MUTUAL FIRE and MARINE INBURANCE COMPANY LOOTED, a Corapany Incorporated in the Colony of Hone Ko °l-I'£i!L*t*s tmt E_S_s In the Colony, at China BnUdmg. ChnlH SUMt .««>capore hereby give noUc* that appneatton has been made to the Accountant' Oeneral. StralU SettlemenU. at Singapore,
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      742 4 LEGAL NOTICE HUME PIPE (FAR EAST) LIMITED SINGAPORE HUME PIPE COMPANY LIMITED and HUME STEEL LIMITED *rt notice that the business and undertokmc of Oompany and the business and Trtaiiatkig In Malaya of the tatter Company naTbeen^n^Kmitod a. from OcTTTw and wUI be carried on by HUME PIPE (FAR MAST)
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      582 4 BUSINESS CARDS_ Tot "**ANr.NT •vavdni Ko to FIGARO Eurooeen Ladles Hairdressers aiaSlJßa wrvm b^i__SS%_2 H-* l_»LoUol LoUoB ~T> !*h 22___2J* MlSS__^S_!Jf?an"M ISS__^S_!Jf? an" poo ~I_J'?_ k 0' I*—1*— Sbdaa Pine can be bought \M AOO Af^l? JJ AIT irj/100/1 U£( lISi l^lj s_*«aw«a_» _•&_>.. MANICURE AND MASSAGE. ln ■■*.*>*. w
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      117 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES WMM. Ow*t* IbUn. Malaya. TmUfJJHrJeH, •'■2 ADVERTISEMENT RATES TW ekvta fcitoJlMlM CI^SSInr.U APVJKTIMIMHTI jj c*Am per Bne per Initlnii wtth mlr!-m-jm cterfe of II p*r maertloa Tber* »r« moaroitaiauly 4i wort* to line mfn^An^-SEiU «d P^ card, -1U Uon up to ooe inch O*w one toch. c«nt« rate
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL MEETING.
    3156 5 Position Of Singapore Harbour Board. The following passages of Mr. Tel's speech on the Singapore Harbour Board were left out yesterday owing to pressure on apace: Mr W A Fell aald:— Conservative finance In past yean and a determined and successful policy to limit commitments during a
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      240 5 H (DT_EL S THIS EVENING COCKTAIL DANCE MAKAN KETCHIL 6JO P.M. —BJO P.M. DANCE INFORMAL MME. T. SVETLANOVA'S REVUE. IN AID OF THE CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY 9.45 P.M. —MID-NIGHT RAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA RESERVATION OF TABLES TO IE MADE AT RAFFLES HOTEL TO-NIOHT SEA VIEW HOTEL SPECIAL DINNER DANCE ADELPHI HOTEL
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      18 5 In America. Wednesday is the Maids' DAY OFF— Is that why EMSSA LANDI said "I LOVED YOU WEDNbSDAY!"
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      356 5 He is not a Hero ■pr^^^™"""^Hl not one oi thoce men f A*s W^° p' 1111 recklessly into •"S^sVl. J co^ bll*^b 11 every day BjV/>r\ he know* the glorious JlfiiL l"*"^ of hot bath and Bk -«^CISK\»V not now an<^ then, ffi but daily at any hour of the
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    THE LINDBERGHS
    59 6 Moscow. Sept 30. I Before their departure from Moscow. Col. Charles Lindbergh and his wife 1 stated that In view of the advanced j season they had abandoned their plan to return to the United States via 81berta They planned to fly via Reval. Scandinavia, to England, whence
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    ELLAMS SELF-FEEDING DUPLICATOR.
    116 6 100 copies a minute. Speedy and silent to action, this Duplicator la capable of turning out on« hundml eoplea a minute -t. machine la of a particularly solid construcUon B> meana of the variable preaaure teitt ntted to the machine the density ot copies can be varied
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      130 6 n YOU WART TO H| KNOW MY TAILOR? [fit Oh no, 1 don't mind Sfe at all. I always make s habit of recomE mending the "BestNot only do they Hfk make good clothes but can supply the last word m "West Jk End" accessories |£~i Shirts. Colters. Ties, Sox.
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      341 6 I^P^W THE PROFESSIONAL Jl MAN'S MISFORTUNE \Xv\ *^l Lies in the fact that hia specialised knowledge, priceless to m( A himself, is merely a personal asset. While he lives and is -*tor 'M physically fit his skill can be capitalised in definite measure: Xtk when he dies his asset dies
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    INDIA POLICY.
    143 7 "Abdication** Of British Rule Opposed. London Oct 1 With the reassembling tomorrow of the Joint Select Committee to conrtrtw the new constitution for India, a tecM Conservative Party, ted by Mr Winston Churchill, has Intensified campaign against any "AbdlcaOf Urtiuh rule In India, particularly the transfer of the
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    GOVERNOR OF CEYLON
    53 7 Maaßsst* Of Sympathy lli< Widow. London. Sept 29. Kins has sent a meaaage of •v Thompson In his own iw rrasaat Thampson. Oorernor of i way to England. .day. Ustrr. In a mesthat Lady bereavemer t v shared by i nment and the i n a tried
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    SHARE MARKET.
    830 7 Fraaer And Co.'i Weekly Report Ftaser and Co report, dated Octo- j ber 4. iutfi The price of tin has acoin advanced j during the week and stocks of the metal continue to register a heavy decline month bj month, the worlds vUlble iupplle« being cabled today at
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    LOS ANGELES QUAKE.
    70 7 Inhabitants Of City In Panic Lot Ant cle». Oct. 1 A severe earthquake «v felt that ■Mining at an early hour Two build tnga were wrecked, one person beina kilted aad four injured The peopk of the city panicked and rushed out Into the i'r-'i haU-dxeaaed la
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      432 7 AUCTION NOTICES. AUCTION SALE or a |t»d rnilmlon of rare and anUqu* loa (■ncv4»tim klrd paiwrn and *h»U and rad vuav Inrrnae bunwra. bo».l n-ure nriuunrnU ot Mtaf and Chlni DyvtMtM, Kanshl and Tn« Rons and etc To br held at our saleroom No 11. BoßßMsa aatarear. Bet ItM at
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      236 7 •«.«••—---—>————••---— a^aaßMßjame«>aß*Bßaqfi I Her (h *re again t p co 'i\ VV i'l i lQ)lv **"«*»tog yoswg aad eld wtth Bja^g^^oEjnala^aaa*jl utMt raa-feast ef aaarta f**£r a N rTk.l..l». I Y^ IK L*~ /A Naw Baa* HrU! Jk. fl^^^^l I ttr%. B>rililiam»' nw B obawd asK>w!_ \ff% YaW ilvlJK'jbv I
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      316 7 GOOD NEWS! CAPITOL! Satarda* Next I "MICKEY MOUSE" g-^x. Matinee- 11 \.m. A^3 SrtcitOj Sekclea Profraawe— 4^ Vp -Mickey Moaae" aad "SUly Svmpli .nyf Cartoons. Comedies, Coloured Mu-.ii.il %>■</ Novelties. etc *>^^ Yf^tß^^ Special Attraction r£L 00l father noah s ark \T^"^\f[) Coloured Cartoon. V^ Admission AdulU 5t rU. children
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    192 8 Local Robber Is Steadier. ALL TIN QUOTATIONS FALL, (Prom Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Wednesday. Today's Prices Rubber. 12 J els- K cent down. Tin. Singapore price $111.37',. down $1. (.old. £6 14a. 8d., up Is. 3d. Yt»4rrda> s Prices Kubber. London. .V,d.. down 3/1 fid. New York,
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    PRODUCE.
    312 8 Sinrapore Oct. 4. 12 noon. Buyer. Seller. Gambler 450 Java Cube 800 Hamburg Cube 8.00 Muntok White pepper 24.00 White Pepper 23.00 Black Pepper 13.75 Mixed Black Pepper 900 Copra, sundrled 3.20 Copra, mixed 2.45 Small nake Taplc:a 4.00 Fair Flake Tapioca 3.90 Med. Pearl Tapioca 450 Small Pearl
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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        MINING.
        442 8 Issue Val. Pd. Buyers sellers. H £1 Asam Kumbang SO- 31/- xd. El £1 Auatrml Malay 82/- 35/5- 5 Ay^r Hitam Tin 15/3 16 6 xd. 1 1 Ayer Weng 1.30 1.40 xd. El £1 Bangrin Tin 29 6 30 6 1 1 Batang Padang 0.22 -0.27 1 1
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        GENERAL.
        295 8 Issue Val. Pd. Buyers Sellers. 2 2 Alex. Brick Ord. 1.06 2 2 Alex. Brick Prefs. 1.47. 1.55 £1 XI Brit. Am. Tobacco 5.15.0 6.0.0 10 5 British Malaya Trustee 6.30 5.50 £1 £1 Con. T. S. 7% Prefs. 28/6 24/6 £1 £1 Con. T. S. Ord. 21 6
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        142 8 Singapore Municipal 5 p.c. of 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 107 110 nom. Singapore Municipal 4\.' t p.c. of 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 104 108 nom. Singapore Municipal A\'% p.c of 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 104 108 nora. Singapore Municipal 4 p.c. of 1913 red. 1963 $2,000,000 100
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        373 8 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's Quotations Today's Prices Fraj-er Lyall ft Evatt ft Co. Allenby (|1) 0.70 0.75 0.75 0.90 Alor Gajah ($1) 0.60 0.70 0.60 0.70 A. Hitam ($1) 0.70 0.90 0.7 5 1.00 A. Kuning ($1) 0.15 0.20 0.15 0.20 A. Malay ($2) 1.30
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      EXCHANGE RATES.
      228 8 The following are the exchange rates this morning, according to the daily circular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation t SELLING. London, 4 months' sight 2 4' London, 3 months' sight 24 3 32 London, 60 days' sight 245 04 London, 30 days' sight 2/4
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      68 8 Noon, Oct. 4. R.S.S. equal to London Standard Buyers. Sellers. Slot (loose) 12V* 12" 8 (FOB.) 13' 4 133^ Standard R.S.S. on Tender Buyers. Sellers. Oct. 12% 13 Oct.-Dec. 13 13»-8 Jan.-Mar. 13>/ 8 13' t Apr.-Jun. 13 s 13' t Tone of market Steady.
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    ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
    64 8 IMwtv, Orteksr 4. notary Tlffln. Adelphi Hotel. 1 pa. FrtSay. Ortafcsr Polio* Band. Kmtang Park. p m. S»Ur*»y. OrUbrr 7. Selanfor Races. Second Day. Wctantay. (kUWr It. r >Ury Tiffin. Adelphi Hotrl I p ru. PoUce £and. Trlok Ayer. 5 IS p.m. Sporting eTtnti nil] be
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    219 8 T«4ay. North. N -Ext N -West Sumatra (Both* pa Banks aland. Pladjo* P»lcaib*n« I (Thedens) 3 pm. I PontUnaJc iKhorn Hoc*) 3pm Sarawak A Sibu (Vynrr Brook«> 3 p«. North. N-But St N.-Wcst Bu.-iat-a Sinn. Burma. India. Iraq. Palestine. Egypt. Ettt South Africa, Europe. Oreat Brtui.i. Ireland.
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    35 8 MAILS FO R EU ROPE. Ktnpur* lodnpoer* Andre Leboo Kftratol* KoU Plnacc Left An* S'pmn 1.0d4. b Aug. 4 Aug 26 Auc 11 AtK 31 Sept I Ott Sept 7 Srot 30 Sept. I Oct
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    AIR MAILS.
    22 8 Malls from Batavia and Palemoanc by aeroplane are expected at the Oeneral Poet Ofllce. Singapore at 5 p m. today.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    50 8 j From Europe (London malls rtUpatched Sept. 14 by Rohna due at Penang daylight tomorrow. From China and Japan by Katort Maru due at Singapore 5 p m today. Prom China by Slrdhana due at Singapore tomorrow. I From Holland by Poelau Bras, due at Singapore tomoriuw aftrrnoon
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      35 8 Fraser's and Co.'s weekly market resort appears Uday o* 7. Amplified Gramophones. DM I MXI AMI B.M.V. KECOBOS. K-tuio HO ivi :Bs. spr. tKi'.as. coils. (Hl)Krs ONDCNSEKS ETC. EIDYSTbRE RABIO-ELECTRIC Ct. 2S-M OR( HARD ROAD.
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      118 8 WHEN you wear a "LUVISCA" Shirt and Collar, yon reach the nineteenth hole" •till fresh and easy. These garment* -silky in appearance, weU-cnt and strong are made expressly for good service. Obtainable in patterns giving the right touch to both sports and business wear. The day ended, LUVISCA** Pyjamas are
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      DEMAND FOR TIN FIRMER.
      470 9 Malcolm Bowley Son's Report Malcolm Bowley and Sob's weekly market report, dated Sept. 15. states: Copper: The volume or business on the London Metal Exchange during the past week has been very restricted and prices nave fluctuated within vary narrow limits. Rather more demand has been
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      HOME AND AMERICAN STOCKS.
      308 9 Closing Quotations In London. (Trom Oar Own Correspondent). London, Oct. 3. Closing quotations today of the principal British stocks art giren below The rise or fall Is in relation to the price of Sept. CO\KBNMENT STOCKS. BSITTSB. Rfcc or M Conversion Loan 117 14 Funding Loan
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      GESTETNER PROFITS.
      133 9 GESTETNER PRO FITS. An Improvement occurred In the net profit* of D. Oestetner. Ltd.. the duplicating and copying machine manufacturer*. In the year to Aug. 31. The profit of £71.782 compares with 70.890. and as a result the final dividend Is raised to 7' 2 per cent to make 12'
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      METAL REPORT.
      458 9 Winiam Jacks aad Co.s report dated Aug 31 states: The visit of Mr. Montagu Norman to the USA may lead to a British Recovery Policy receiving practical support from our Bankers, and the general Imprfstnm that World Trade U ripe for Improvement appears to be wrU- founded The
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      INDIA TYRE RUBBER CO.
      55 9 London. Oct. 1. The India Tyre Rubber Co. (Oreat Britain). Ltd. has submitted to shareholders a scheme providing for the reconstruction of the company Involving the contribution of capital by the Dunlop Rubber Co.. Ltd. sufficient to ensure control of the former company which, however, will
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      LONDON TIN MARKET.
      607 9 Fine Statistics. EASING OFF AFTER THE AUGUST FIGURES. (From Our Own Correspondent. London. Sept. 6 As anticipated, the end of August statistics made a brilliant showing, the total reduction In the visible supply (including the Eastern carry-over), being 5,400 tons. The American dell- j verles exceeded 9.000
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      624 9 BANKING. KRLANDSCH INDISCHK HANDELSBANK N. V. ■sislißitus ISS3 st Aaaftadaa Authorised Capital CM* I«MSt TC raid up Capital CBS* 6MSt.«*. lUacrve. CUB. 9M9l.i:j lil.U* OmCI AMSTERXYAM. BRASCB OfTICES I TtW HAOCE ROTTERDAM. OVERSEAS BRANCSOH. BaUTki Bes4 Offlo* tot Dutch Bast BRANCH Omen: DUTCH EAST rNOIEB Ampenan. Bandorag Chertboa*. Ooroo*a»o. Urnkmrni
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      218 9 MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS Ocean shipments of rubber. Including latex, revcrtex and concentrated latex, during the month of September. 1933. Sheet ft Crepe Latex, Concentrated Latex TOTAL Revertex Tons Tons ORAND Name of Port Transhipment Transhipment Transhipment TOTAL Export Export Export Proper straits Malay Proper StralU Malay Proper Straits Malay Settlements
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      277 9 BANKING. REDEILANDSCHE HANDEL-NAATSCHAPTU. N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING 80CKTY.) Estabfobctf In AauUrfan iU. HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM WITH BRANCHBS IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE. HEAD O KB FOR HE EAST; BATAVIA. ■ttnclMi throat hout the Dutch Eart LONDON RANURS Untlff^ ortocipal CUM* m RANKING Bl'SINESS OF EVEK* DESCRIPTION TRANSACTED. *»GATOU OPFICBi I.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    99 10 Sinfaporc. nmmm Bamarmm W»h Capt Oockle Tberaat Beth. IS— v. camoL Peg OVy Heart With Marion Oavtaa. IS 15. OJUAT WOBLO Cabaret— Pack Dp Tour TtouUh and OoarUnc Wild CaU. MABLBOKOrofI BaUor-i Luck With Jam*. Dune Sally Burr*. IS— l l5. NSW WOBLO Side Sbowa, Cabaret. r».~-twg •nUktoa. Theatre*
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH
    16 10 TBOH At Penan* on Tuesday. Oct. S, 1*»1, Mr. Teoh 84o* Kong, ased
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4, 1933. A VICTORY
    1015 10 There U every reason to hope that we are on the eve of a satufactory settlement of the controversy regardIng the defence contribution which has troubled this Colony for many years. At Monday's meeting of the Legislative Council, His Excellency
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    78 10 Monday. Sept 35. The Hon. Mr. T. 8. Adams arrived to stay at Government House. Tuesday. Sept. 16. Sir Harry McGowan, Mr. W. J. McOowan. Mr. and Mrs. V. St John KUlery. Mr. J. W. Otbb. Mr. R. D. Shrtmpton. Mr. E. J. McNaughton, Mr. and Mrs. J.
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    NOTES OF THE DAY
    674 10 K.L.'S CHILD ACROBAT. An attraction at one of the Kuala Lumpur amusement parks to an acrobatic performance on high trapeses by a Chinese young man and a small boy. The boy looks about twelve years old. If that, and last Saturday night be was performing up
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    TODAY'S SPECIAL ARTICLE.
    1341 10 LENIN. Port I. As the man who conceived modern Russia, Lenin has gone down to history as the greatest practical revolutionary of modern times. In this, the first part of an artirle on this remarkable disciple of Marx. Denis Ireland, Editor of Ulsterman, deals with his early
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    OPTIMISTIC SPEECH ON GREAT BRITAIN'S POSITION.
    362 11 BUDGET TO BE BALANCED. Chancellor's Hopes For The Future. DEFINITE PROGRESS. Advance "No Mere Flash In The Pan." Speaking at the bankers" banquet in London Mr. Neville Chamberlain. Chancellor of the chequer, made an optimistic speech on Great Britain's position The budget would be
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    MR. TOM CLARKE.
    152 11 Resigns Editorship Of News Chronicle. London. Oct. 3. Mr. Tom Clarke has resigned the editorship of the London News Chronicle owing to a divergence of views with the directors— Reuter. Mr. Clarke is one of the best known Journalists in Fleet Street. He was a protege of
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    PANAMA'S TROUBLES.
    68 11 President Going To Washington. Panama. Oct. 4. President Arias has left for Washingtun to see Prei dent Roosevelt with regard to certain difficulties from which Panama feels she has suffered since the termination of the Taft Agreement Of 1924. Questions at issue Include the nonpayment of rates and
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    SPANISH PREMIER.
    37 11 Madrid Oct 1 The Cortes by 181 votes to 91 gave a vote of non -confidence to the Government The Premier. Senor Lerroux. has resigned, and his resignation has been accepted by the President— Reuter.
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    FAVOURABLE TIN STATISTICS.
    342 11 Record Consumption In UJS. Next Year? (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Oct 3. 1 Tins are again very strong following the publication of what are considered as most favourable statistics for the end of September. Visible supplies at Sept. 30 totalled 38.796 tons, including the Straits and
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    NOT TO RETIRE.
    228 11 Hindenburg Celebrates 86th Birthday. Berlin. Oct. 2. President Hindenburg. who U celebrating his 86th birthday on his Bast Prussia estate at Neudeck, was awaki ened by children assembling outside his residence singing "Now praise the Lord." I Later he distributed oak walking sticks with the silver inscription
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    RAIL ACCIDENT.
    61 11 One Killed And Fire Injured In L.M.S, Crash, London. Oct. 1. One woman was killed and five persons Injured to an accident on the fandon. Midland and Scottish Railway i main line from Olasgow to Ardroaaan last night when a projection from a passing goods train tore open
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    ROOSEVELT CONFERS WITH LEADERS.
    388 11 Monetary Problems. SPEEDY DEVELOPMENT SUGGESTED. New York. Oct 3. A speedy development to the credit and monetary situation Is suggested by the fact that aa soon as he arrived from Chicago. President Roosevelt conferred with Oen. Hugh 8 Johnson, the recovery administrator. Mr. William H. Woodto.
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    BANKING INQUIRY.
    85 11 $100,000 Stock Listed At $36,000,000. Washington. Oct 4. The evidence to the hearings of tne Senate Banking Inquiry <ln which the four partners of the Dillon. Read Co. are being questioned concerning bond loans floated by the firm) revealed lhat the company, to organising an investment trust to
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    EMPIRE MARKETING.
    73 11 Board Ceases Its Existence. London. Sept 30. The Empire Marketing Board ceases its existence today. The Government decision to abolish It was attacked to many quarters, the Government's defence being that since the Dominions refused to contribute to the expense of the upkeep. It was unfair to use
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    KINGSFORD SMITH.
    83 11 I Australian Airman On Return Flifht, London, Oct. 1. Commodore Sir Charles Klngsford Smith, who arrived to England by air from Australia a fortnight ago, will probably leave tomorrow to fly to Australia via Brtodlst Baghdad, Karachi. Calcutta, Alor Star. Sourabaya and Java. He will fly a Perclval
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    THE STRAITS TIN SHORTAGE.
    858 11 Banka Ore For Holland. A MOVE THAT WAS NOT UNEXPECTED. (From Our Own Correspondent) Batavia, Oct. 4. The Java Bode reporta that Banka tin ore which haa hitherto been smelted In Singapore will In future be sent to the smelting works of the Bullion Company at
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    DR. DOLLFUSS SHOT AND WOUNDED.
    164 11 Assailant Believed To Be German Nazi. Vienna. Oct 4. Dr. DoUfuas. the Austrian Prime Minister, was shot and wounded to the arm and cheat, but not seriously, when attending a meeting of the Christian Social Club to the Parliament Building His assailant, a young ex-soldier
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    R101 MEMORIAL.
    251 11 10,000 At Dedication Ceremony. Allonne. Oct. 1. The moving ceremony of dedication of the Anglo-French memorial to the victims of the wreck of the RlOl three years ago was attended by a reverent crowd of 10,000. Including the British and French Premiers, ministers, diplomats, officials find 40 relatives
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    KING AND QUEEN.
    97 11 Return From Holiday In Scotland. London. Sept. "9 The King and Queen arrived in London by special train from Scotland this morning. Their Majesties looked remarkably well, having enjoyed exceptionally fine weather during their stay at Balmoral. They will stay at Buckingham Palace for a few days
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    INDEPENDENT STATE.
    407 11 Bandit Republic In Neutral Zone. BLOCKADE OF CHINA. Japan's Offer To Give Ip Extrality. Shanghai, Oct. 4. Following the capture of Peitaiho by bandit hordes, the outlaws have set up in independent government in the neutral zone, it is reported. A person by the name of Chili Wen-ping
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    LADY E. BUTLER.
    67 11 Death Of Authoress And Painter. London. Oct The death is announced of Lady L'llabeth Butler, painter and authoress. —Reuter Lady Elizabeth the daughter of the late Mr. T. J. Thompson and sister of the late Mrs. Meynell. was married In 1877 to Ueut-Oen Sir William Francis Butler,
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    EUROPEAN PLANTER IN CAR SMASH.
    435 12 Early Morning Collision With Ricksha. A "llMti between a rieksaa and a car driven by a European planter, which happened in the early hoars of the nxirnlnf and knocked the puller unronscloos. was described at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Oct 3.
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    TABLES TURNED.
    385 12 Complainant To Pay Compensation. The tables were turned on a Javanese who brought a charge of criminal breach of trust of two gold valued at $36 against a coniI before Mr R J F. Curtis, the third magistrate, yesterday The commit. Jah Ee. at the conclusion of the
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    CLERKS' LOANS.
    267 12 Thrift Among Government Servants. The report of the Singapore Government Servant*' Co-operative Thrill and Loan Society. Ltd.. states: One hundred and eighty loans totalling $37,152 were given during the year. Or these 86 loans, amounting to $11,577. were granted on the security of paid up subscriptions. The total
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    MR. F. D. WARDE.
    149 12 Death Due To Natural Causes. A vordtr: of death doe to natural causes was returned by the coroner. Mr F O Bourne en Mr. Frederick Dudley Warde (43) whose sudden death took place on Sept 19 It may be recalled that Uie funeral which was fixed
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    DIVORCE PETITION.
    116 12 Hearing In Supreme Court. The Chief Jistlce <81r Walter Huggardi heard a divorce matter today in the 8upreme Court In which Sylvester 8tephen BeU was petitioner and his wife. Orace Margaret Bell, respondent H E Klyne was dted co-respondent. Mr D N. Banner Jea, appearing for the respondent,
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    CUT HIS THROAT.
    62 12 Bhortly before four o'clock on Monday afternoon, a middle-aged Chinese armed with a parang ran to the middle of Fu Tong Seng Street and cut at his throat. He was taken to hospital In a critical condition A charge of attempted suicide was preferred against him. before
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    GRASS FIRE.
    37 12 A irui fire on Mount Rostc and Chancery HUI yesterday afternoon, covering an area of aomr 300 siuare I acme time endangered nelgh--junnK houses The flrf brigade exungmlshed the outbreak after half an hour* work.
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    COUNSEL'S PROTEST IN MURDER CASE.
    533 12 "Accused In Custody Over 24 Hours." Sometime In 1938. a Sikh disappeared and after a Ions time the relative* wished to know what was goln g to happen to the missing man's property. The matter was put Into the bands of the police and Inspector
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    TROUBLE OVER DEAD MAN'S ESTATE.
    237 12 Alleged Impersonation And Forgery. Alleged to hare Impersonated a dead man. to hare forged a signature I and to nave duped a well-known firm I of solicitors, two Chinese, Tan Man Su and Ng Keng Tuan. appeared be1 fore Mr R. i T. Curtis, the
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    HERMANN WOLINSKI.
    109 12 discharge Of Russian Who Was Wanted In Bombay. ,h. Wolinskl. a Russian, made -HA. District Judge, on when there tu to have been n app.i' .alon for the return of the pisoner to India under section 14 of ugltive Offenders Act. i A few days ago. when he
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    SIKH'S DISAPPEARANCE.
    84 12 Three Countrymen On Murder Charge. The mysterious disappearance of a 8tkh named Ourdlt Singh on Dec. 14, 1928 had lu sequel yesterday when three men. Lab Singh, Seraln Singh and Ar] an Singh, were produced before Mr. N. Orlce. the second magistrate, on a charge of murder. The
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    MR SCHAUB IN THE WITNESS BOX.
    751 12 Packing Case Tenders. LETTER THROWN INTO WASTEPAPER-BASKET. At the continued trial of Mr*. Drage on six charge* of cheating a Chinese carpenter. Tan 800 Kow. In respect of $W In connection with tenders for m««iig packing cases for the ABC Brewery. It was stated
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    MR. LU TZE-CHIN.
    44 12 Firvt Chinese Consul At Kuala Lumpur. It la understood that a Chinese consulate will be shortly established in the federated Malay States. Mr. La T«e-Chln. the acting Chinese Consul at Penan* has been appointed the Crst Chines* Consul at Kuala Lumpur.
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    Town And Country In Malaya.
    516 12 PENANGS SECOND EXHIBITION. A Straits Icho correspondent write* that It U gratifying to learn that a Trade Exhibition will be held some time next month. The organisers, the Amalgamated Amusements Ltd., are to be congratulated on their enterprise which, it It to be hoped, will
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    PELEPAH DREDGE.
    261 12 Visit By Engineering Association. A large number of members antf friends of the Singapore section ol thf Engineering Association of Malaya, spent an Interesting morning Inspecting the Pelrpah Dredge. No 1. belong, ing to Tronoh Mine*. Ltd.. at Kot* Tlnggl. last Sunday. They were taken round by Mr.
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    JOHORE'S EDUCATION POLICY CRITICISED.
    3023 13 Proposal To Form Select Committee. At yesterday's meeting of the Johore State Council, there was lively criticism of the state's educational policy, Dato s. Q, Wong suggesting the formation of Select Committee to inquire into the existing flystem. Hie acting General Adviser, replying, said he was
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA.
    59 13 New Illustrated Brochure breed. A beautifully Illustrated brochure extolling the beauties of Netherlands India, published by the Travellers Official Information Bureau for Netherlands India, Batavia. has reached us. It Is one of the best produced tlons of Its kind that we haw seen, the get-up would do credit
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    MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE.
    250 13 Mr J S. Hallam. of Sungkai. returned last we«k from home. Mr. J Hlghet. the manager of I Pcnawat Tin Dredging Co.. left at the week-end far home on furlough. Ik R J. Maclachlan. of Jugra Land i and Carey Ltd Port Swettenham hai leturned from hom
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      199 13 No. 4. How do you jjyjp\^^ Cigarette? IF you hold your cigarette at the root of the first and second fingers, you ire— or should be a man (or woman) of action full of energy and enthusiasm for nearly all you do in work or play. You are impetuous, hut
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    KILAT WINS PULAU JONG TROPHY.
    949 14 Kathleen Crippled In Fierce Sumatra. The second and last race of the Royal Singapore Yacht Club Interliawonal iU metu class (or the Pulau Jong Challenge Cup— tho gilt of that excellent sportsman. Dr. Gilbert Brooke, who for many yean led over the health dwtlnles) of
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    SIAMESE BOXER'S VICTORY.
    228 14 Beats B.S. Ang On Points. (Fran O«r Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Oct 1 The clash between Nell Hemchlt 9 9, the SUmese boxer, and B. 8. Ang 9 7, a favourite of the. Malacca public, attracted another very large crowd at the City Park last night. The fight
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    LIMELIGHT.
    113 14 Shows Great Form At Kempton Park. Kempton Park. Sept. 30. Their Majesties the King and Queen were present to see His Majesty's colt. Limelight, ridden by 8. Cudder. carrylng top-wrlght. win the Duke of York's Handicap. There were thunderous roars of applause when Limelight raced Into the front and
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    MISS RIBOET'S TEAM DEFEATED.
    378 14 Excellent Football By Taiping Malays. (From Oar Own Correspondent) Taiping, Oct. X Miss Riboet's all-conquerlnf soccer team met with defeat at Taiplng jwHriitr when they were beaten by the odd goal In five by the Taiplng Malays, after a hard tussle Such an i excellent exhibition
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    Series For World's Baseball Championship Starts In New York.
    463 14 NEW YORK'S SUCCESS IN WORLD SERIES. Crowd Try To Rush Gates Before Game. I New York. Oct. 3 The aeries far the world's championships started here today when New York Giants met Washington Senators. There was a crowd of 41.000 present
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    BUD WALLEY.
    81 14 Beaten By Battling Chan In Pen ang. (From Our Own Correspondent) Pestani Oet t. That Bud W alley is definitely not the Bud Walley of old was proved last night when he was beaten by Battling Chan In a twelve round bout. The result was not unexpected as
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    Famous Boxer's Death.—Public Services' First Rugby Match.
    619 15 Famous Boxer's Death. Public Services' First Rugby Match. SERVICES AND R.A.F. SHARE HONOURS. Good Rugby Under Adverse Conditions. Public Services 3 pis.; R.AJ\ J pta. The Public Services drew with the RAF in their opening rugger fixture of the season at Dunearn Road I yesterday afternoon, each side scoring three
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    WIN FOR IRELAND.
    84 15 Scottish League Lose Annual Match. London. Oct 1. At Belfast today In dull weather 15.000 spectators saw the Irish League beat the Scottish League In the annual Association football match by 3 goals to nil. This was Ireland's fifth win In M meetings and It was thoroughly
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    BANGKOK RUGBY.
    81 15 Preparing For Malaya Command Game. (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Sept 37. Rugby players are loosing forward with much pleasure to the forthcoming visit of the Malaya Command team for the lnterport game on October 21. With only a month before the match, players are 'tfJwrJvtg to put
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    SLUMP PROBLEMS OF "THE DOG."
    345 15 Swimming Pool Scheme Discussed. (Worn Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. S. Charges at the dub premises at Praser's Hill, the coat of the orchestra and the proposal to build a swimming pool were among the matters discussed at a Selangor Club half-yearly meeting on
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    YOUNG STRIBUNG.
    174 15 Dies From Injuries In Motor Accident Macon, Georgia. Oct. 3. Young SUIbUng. the well-known heavyweight- boxer who wma seriously Injured when the motor-cycle he was tiding came Into collision with a mo-tor-car, died at six o'clock this morning—Reuter. William Lawrence StrlbUng was born on Dm. 36. 1904. at
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE.
    78 15 First Athletic Meeting On Oct 14. The first annual athletic meeting of the Rafles College Union will be held on Saturday. Oct. 14. at 4 p.m. an the Rafles College Padang. All schools In Singapore and Johore Bahru are Invited to compete In the Inter-School Relay (MO) yards
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    PENANG F.A. CUP.
    99 15 Another Draw In Semi-Final Round. (From O r Own Correspondent. Penang. Oct. 1. The 1932 Penan* Football Association cup semi-final between 8t Xariers and the Chinese B team for the second tune ended In a draw. The XarerUns had a lead of two goal* in the first
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    SWIMMING.
    214 15 Anglo-Chinese School's Annual Sports. The fourth annual swimming carnival of the Anglo-Chinese School. Singapore wu held at the Y.M.C.A. Swimming Pool, Fort Canning on Friday. Though the standard of swimming was not better than last year's, competition was keen and every race provided a close finish. Some very good
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    TENNIS.
    364 15 SJLC. Tournament The following ties have been arranged for today In the SRC. Tournament— "A" Slagles:— M. A. Cordelro (plus 15 1 vs. Dr W A. Balhetchet (owe 15.4). "B" Singles— C. R. Eber (scr.) vs. O. O. Struys (owe 3); O. H. Kraal (scr.) vs. R. O. Lange
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    138 15 Tasay. Oetafcar 4. Rutfv: SCC yi. litands "B." Padant; Public Btrrtcea m fhtnaw, Dunearn RdFootball BJiTA. Cup.— at ■t-flnal: RAF VB. WDtahlna I, AJL Stadtus*. Chlncae Laagw, S CfA. frt. Hockey AJfC m Kfcalaa Aaan, A*.C grd BCJLC bow nateta: SJLC. let wa BtA>, BJi-O grd.; M.C.U. y.
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    A.J.C. METROPOLITAN.
    50 15 Regal Son Easily Beats Topical. (Prom Oar Own Correspondent.) 8ydney. Oct. 2 The Metropolitan was run today and resulted as follows: REGAL SON l.t 1. TOPICAL M r ORO S. fifteen ran. Won by 2Vi lenjtha; third 2 lencths away. Betting: 6/1 Regal Son; 5/1 Topical; 1/1 Oro.
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    MALAYA COMMAND.
    174 15 Teams For First Rugby TriaL The following hare been selected to take part In a Command trial match to-morrow (Thursday) at Tanglln. Command Oflken (Whttaa):— Ueut. C. P. O. Bond. 1W11U.; FO T. D. L. Bolan. RAJ, Ueut O. H. T. Bllljon, R A P.O. E. A. 8prtn«all.
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    SELANGOR AUTUMN RACES.
    365 15 Handicaps For Second Day. The following are the handicaps far the second day of the Selangor Turf Club Autumn Meeting on Saturday Mm—: CkMB K. Dtv. t: far*. 1 p*.BUck Up 97 Watt-And-Oae »7 Lelghton mil Si OpUmtet 12 Tl«ru Unfj 80 Mannon 7 11 Brunpton 7»
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      1777 16 >/r. Uandhi Finds A Way Out Progress Of Reforms ff ork A ISeti Link Across The Hooghly An r rmt In India** Tea Industry Test Prospects. (From Our Correspondent > c Calcutta. Sept. 17. Mr Gandhi has extricated himself from an awkward situation by deciding not to
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      MULTAN "DRIFTING" TO BANKRUPTCY.
      725 16 Rs. 80,000 Deficit. BOARD INDIFFERENT TO ADVICE. MulUn. Sept. 12 "It seems that the Committee baa orer-budgetted lu Income to the extent of Rs. 45.000, and under-budget-ted lu expenditure to the extent of Ra. 61.000. The budget, as presented* by the Municipal Committee, shows a closing
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      WEAVING TRADE IN BURMA.
      537 16 Stern Fight Against Japan's Competition. The following are extract* from the report of the Superintendent of Cottage Industries. Burma, for the year ending June 90, 1932 An Important advance was made In wearing thin silk gaungbaungs. Most of the aungbaungs In this Province are made from
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      CHANGES IN CEYLON.
      148 16 "Secret" Proposals Revealed. Colombo, Bept. 16 "Secret" reforms proposals prepared by the Board of Ministers were revealed in the State Council yesterday The scheme for a reform of the Constitution consists of the following amendments: A removal of Officers of Btate and their substitution by Ministers and
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      UNAO ENGINEER'S LUCK.
      37 16 Draws Winner In Sweep For St Leger. Cawnpore. Bept 18 Mr C. A. Pinto. Chief Engineer of te Rslli Brothers' Bone Works at Ma(arwara. Unao district drew Hyperion n the Calcutta St Legcr Bwe«p.
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      PT. JAWAHARLAL AND MR. GANDHI.
      485 16 Exchange Of Views. CONGRESS ANL INDIA'S PROBLEMS. Pp letter* referred to by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru In his statement exchanged between himself and Mr Oandhl. hare been released for publication. Pandit Jawaharlal s letter tc Mr. Oandhl. exceeding a thousand words, stresses the Importance of the
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      JAPAN'S HOPES FOR NEW TREATY.
      551 16 No Menace To India's Industries. The Japanese trade delegaUon. headed by His Excellency Betsuzo Sawada. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, which arrived in Calcutta on Thursday was entertained at a party given by the Hon. Nawab ROM. Faroqul at the Oreat Eastern Hotel. "Japan and
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      Singapore's Broadcasts.
      486 17 LISTENERS in Malaya. Borneo, Java and BUun. who were disappointed when Station "ZHI" (operated by the Radio Service Co of Malaya. Ltd.) rlosed down last month, are now finding that the time during the closing down for alterations has been very profitably spent by the organisers of the
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      Station Z.H.I. SINGAPORE.
      152 17 (owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya Ltd.) Broadcast House. No. 2 Orchard Road, Singapore TODAY. 6p.m Recorded Music. 645 pm. Newt Bulletin supplied by "Straits Times." 7 p.m. Relay of Concert Artistes from TomUnson Hall. Singapore. Including Vocal Items by Miss Betty Brett and
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      A TIP.
      61 17 When connecting a receiver to the mains certain precautions should be observed in orcer that the risk of accidental short-circuits may be minimised. So far as mains connections are concerned, there Is little risk of trouble If matters are so arranged that the projecting plugs of all plug-and-socket
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      Japan's 8 Years Of Radio
      650 17 Mr. Jukuro Kadono, Managing Director of the Tokyo Central Broadcasting Station, celebrated the eighth anniversary of the opening of the JOAX Station (Tokyo) by a nationwide "hook-up" speech He gave some of the reasons for what Le called the "amazing popularity" of broadcasting In Japan,
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        226 17 Empire Radio Programme. TODAY 8.51 Big Ben. News bulletin The Midland Studio Orchestra 820 A Pianoforte Recital by Cedl Dlxon. 9 35 The Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra. Conductor: 81r Dan Oodfrey. 11.5 Light Concert The John Mac Arthur Quintet. 11 35 The BBC Dance Orchestra. Directed by Henry w.n 12 5
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      OUR LONDON LETTER.
      5970 18 Why Malaya Still Rt mains Outside The Empire Thone System.— Some Hints On Happiness At Home. Trade Still I mpro ving— Brooklands Fatalities. O*i©wn Correspondent.) Strait* mn Oma, fleet Street, Sept. 19. LAST week. I ventured to risk boring you by sketching some ol the disadvantages and
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        12 18 SA UCY! Most Decidedly A Cat* Fo r Liver and Laxative Perfection.
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        277 18 jPfth —and odds a keener edge to JUißisfe^^/ NOW selung at BPS BiPrl*rjii^V)r/ (SINGAPORE PRUt ■f\ViV^^l i^ Ml 96 p|HT lOTTLES $28.00 HTs>jH h?! v v 0R per °oz- 53.50 Ijfc" JSHbI.' If h 48 QUART BOnLESUfcT.OO ■sf^r^aVs^f sfl «<B* KOALA I *^*5 BRITISH BREWED BEER SOLE AGENTS WILLIAM JACKS
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      THOSE CATS.
      159 19 Flying Squad Called To Mystery w At 3 a.m, London. .>t I A loud crash a.; of breaking glass outside a house in Kerslleld Road, Putney Hill. Just before 3 am. yesterday awakened neighbours, and the police were summon*- Within a few minutes t'le hiu-* was surrounded by
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      OIR BAD BOYS.
      172 19 Make Best Empire Builders, Says Counsel. London. Sept. 17 The boyhoods of many of the most famous men In Oreat Britain's history have been marked by wild adventures which rarely won the commendation of their elders. Some such thought was no doubt running In the mind of
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      UPPER NILE MUSIC.
      120 19 Songs And Dance Items By Professor. Foxtrots from the Upper Nile were played to the Anthropology Section ol the British Association st Leicester by Dr. A. N. Tucker, of Bexley. Between remarks on the primitive music of the Nile tribes. Dr. Tucker crooned native tunes and played
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      MICK THE MILLER.
      177 19 Famous Greyhound To Enter Movies. Mick the Miller. Britain's mutt famous racing greyhound. Is to b film-star And a real star, too- not Just a casual performer. Mick 1* to play the hading role In one of the most ambitious talkies In the 1933 34 Guvs ont-BrlUsh
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      34 20 THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME." a fine model of a hone and Midler worked In maniata. which Is feature ef the t'enf"lonert- and Bakers' Exhlbttton at the Royal Agrtcaltaral Hall. Islington. London. (Planet News.)
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      13 20 A YOUNG VISITOR feU a cloae-M view of a ran. (Planet N> w
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      30 20 MM ttNID PEARS OF WALMLKV. Bir jaing ban. and Miss Jessie Anderson of Cralgio Hill. Perth, met la the final of the GlrhV Golf rtisw»tiasals at Stoke Pores. (Planet News.)
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      19 20 •CBOOL CHILDREN frow CorenUy Inisecting the gam deck of the FUrship H.M.B. Nesm at Ports moat h. (Plaaei News.)
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      25 20 miss EVA ULEMAN. the well-known British iwlnuter. hi the water at Cave Grts Net, shortly after ceauaeariaf her tttemrt to swtss the Channel. (Plaaet News.)
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      20 20 A LADIES football ntaUh was the chief featar* *f the elssing day of the HosJckßowke. Soath Derom. Carnival. (Planet News.)
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