The Straits Times, 7 October 1933

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    38 1 The Straits Times rggTABumm iflUBU A OBMTDBIJ QBB I'ARGESX AXQ MOST INFtUENTVik NEWSPAPER M MALAYA- tO PAGES. SINGAPORE, BATUIPAT, OCTOBER T, lWt. PRICE 10 CENTS. The Straits Times to pages. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7. IM3. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      258 1 BINGAPORi: 78, CECIL BT. (PHONE 8151). In giving BEAR BRAND MILK to your children you may rost assured that they are receiving \^V tho purest and most hyglenicalry I^V I B B^^k packed Milk procurable. IWI I Sole Agents (or British Malaya) TIME IS MONEY P"""^3st \M) "FERKOCnETE" SAVES TIME!
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      195 1 KUALA LUMPOR: 2S, JAVA ST. (PHONE Mci) =U O T I C E= RALEIGH FRAMES and FORKS The Raleigh Cycle Company Limited hereby declare to the trade and general public that at no time have the frames and forks of their bicycles been manufactured for them but that on the
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      516 2 p. o., BRmse india AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England) Min. rAMENGER AND CARGO SERVICE*. PBflMBUTJlR AND ORIENTAL 8N CO UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY 3 OOVEKNMENT LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWARD FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. n f Tonnage 8 pore COMORIN 15.000 Oct 13 X
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      580 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. m*m*^mm*mmmmm/tmgmmmmm (NIPPON YIMM KAISHA.) TO LONDON. \apasa. Msissalis I salsa. Aatwtra iMwiui aaa MllMiisnigh. Vesaels Tonnag* Doe SaJ. I K/.SHIMA MARU 10.000 Ort. 19 20 YASUKUNI MARU 12.000 Oct. 31 Nov. 1 HAKONX MARU 10.400 No\ It 16 I SUWA MARU 17.000 Nov 30 Dec 1 I FPSHTMI
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      2056 2 BURNS PfflLP LINE. I THE EAST ASIATIC CO., ji 1 m I I f m JM_ J^ =m^ "i TSCRBDAY ISLAND. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT »V(-PKt-/*NTIN(i J^Jasßa^^S^^fl Tn rvrt iftwiwiw THE BLI E FI^NNEL UNE (Ocean THE Hl'A KHIOH STEAMSHIP I <> knSr^'Su^.Ss a.'S to -a^°«^an^c.pSSSkn a sis: SS4£S3£ r,> »J
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    BRITISH COASTWISE TRADE.
    698 3 >d It Be Reserved For British Ships? hamber of Coir.-. I •usi'Ml the question of coastal' very divergent views! rcssed. The matter was rais-| n of whether the, :>pose the Bunderlution at the autumn meeting s >ciat d British Chambers of ng the Oovernment to ps to
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    MOTOR BOATING.
    125 3 In iu>try Throws Off Depression. i During the current season the shackles of depression have been al- most completely shaken off the British high speed motor boating Indus- try. There has been a large Increase —amounting to nearly 100 per cent. In sales of high speed craft or
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    FOR BRAVERY.
    136 3 ('apt. St id man Receives Navy i Croat. The President of the United States has conferred the Navy Cross for Distinguished Service upon Captain Giles C. Btedman for his services, when in command of the steamer American Merchant, in the rescue of the 22 members of the crew
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    STRAITS-PACIFIC.
    52 3 Freight Tariff No. 3. It is notified that the following clause effective Immediately las been inserted in the Tariff Rrrri'RNEl* CARGO The rate will be the same as the outward freight effective at the time the goods are be- Ing returned provided no rate is quoted in the Straits
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    PASSENGERS.
    111 3 The N.Y.K. vessel Katort Maru left 1 yesterday for Europe carrying the fol- j lowing passengers-— Capt. J Krogh- j Mop. Mr K Fukasawa. Rev H. C. Craig. Mr M J Davis. Mrs. M J. Davis. Master Davis. Mrs. M. Knoll. Prof K. Manabe. Mr R Manabe. Miss E.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED.
    80 3 ROHNA. Brit 4 759 tons, (rooi Madras 7-10. for Madras 12-10 HYDRA IL Norw. 523 tons, from Bangkok 7-10. (or Bangkok »-io RAUB. Brit. 573 ton., (ran PonUanak 7-10. for PontUnak (-10. SCOTT HARLrr. Brit IN tons, from Tere.iipa 6-10. (or Anaaiha Natuna Us 10-10 TOTTORI HARD. Jap..
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    VISIT TO N.E.I,
    55 3 (FYom Our Own Correspondent.) Medan. Oct 4 It U reported that 17 members of the Italian Nary Association 'L-ga Narale Italian) Intend to make a Journey through Netherlands India. The visitors are expected in January. They are dignitaries of the Italian Court, senators, members of Parliament and
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      114 3 Shoot Fast and Straight H'» a lot aotiar le do «»n wtiaa ya«r rMla, fvn ar pixel it wa4l ailed with Sin-Ona. TaaMand* af laldieri a«d Manaat m 3-in-OiMj OH N aa riaat and tecv.ee p.tioH. >ilicaiin. e»eryej«re me it. They kaew if't beNar (ken ordinary c.l. Oiled with 3-i»-One.
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      522 3 jg NORDDEUTSCHE! EEfcb LLOYD. (ißCorpnrttrH OCTtaldallJ The undermentlonad an the company's Intended fixture*:— OUTWARD FULDA (or ...anlla. Hoof Kong. Shanghai. N. China Japan Oct 1 lISAR (or IloUo. Manila. Hong Konc. Shanghai. N. Chlr Jsp^r. Oct. 34 SAARBRCCKEN for DoUo. Manila. Hong Kong. Shanghai. N Ch:-.-: f: Jap.-p Nov. r
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      423 3 'laW^W Reduced Fares £67.3.11. MANILA /NONG KONG TO EUROPE. VU AMLBIt A TaarLt riaas acraas Ike FacaV Ist class BUI in Aaserv j Taaraa class AlUattc aa Ike ac» aad Ismsw n MaaaatUa ar a*. tTasnlagtaa ill aasaage laraagh Ike Facaua Ca -al Is desired aavrestaulrlT f. extra) SPEED WITH
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      354 3 EIIERIHAN BUCKNALL STL\MSHIP CO. LTD. liQrnay.ra.fd In England > "KI.LKRMAN" I INE. FOR HAVRE. LONDON. ROTTERDAM HAMWRG Via Parts and Kars C'tiul Due Hails Steamer S'parr Spore CITY OF BAOOAO Oct 10 Nor. S CITY OF LILLE Not. 29 D?c. 3 CITY OF EVANSVILLE Dec 28 Jan. t FOB HONG
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      154 3 TrDE TABLES. I taraay. Octoarr T. H W. 12 37 am 9 J In 11 14 p m.. ft in. L W. 6.15 a m 3 ft 3 In «29 pm I In Saaaay. Ortaatr S. H W 1 11 a.m.. J ft 7 in. i: 39 pm 9 ft
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      77 3 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. Btatio is Yesterday Last night Max. Rainfall Bright Mln. temp. Ins Sunshine temp. •F hrs. T Alor Mat 89 0.12 67 73 Sitiawan 88 0.04 3.9 73 K. Trengganu 89 Nil 8 7 73 Buklt Jeram 85 010 5 5 71 Malacca 81 1.39 2.9 73 Singapore
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      369 4 SITUATIONS VACANT Mben _p» via* far aay pssltlta advrr .lamas testa raeera ef leetil»« not m-hs •rigiaatv D aa experienced rorrespondenre i k »iih s knowledge of typewriting and Apply with copies ot tcs'.MS, strsiu Times. Conductor for Nurtii Johore Salary %m n and usual fumltnrf. c a sou-id knowledge
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      667 4 HOUSES. FLATS TO LET Bungalows, Anguma Park, AngnlUa 00. HOUSE OB) Instß^sstlssi Rant 96)0 Cntted Engmeen. TO LET. 7. Napier Rd, 14, CbaUworth Road. Apply Meyer Brat. TO LET. 36. fiatmtiiTi Road, modern sanlUtton Apply 30, Catnhni Road. TO LET. Plat No. OX Orchard Road Ground floor. Please apply J.
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      1393 4 FOR SALE I LEGAL NOTICE POR SALS. 13 bore D B. Hammer shot BM^ K gun- Cheap. Apply 911. StralU Tmiee. NOTICE. POR SALS, Litter of pedigree Amatian pops. Sire and Dam imported. Mortimer The SHANOHAI PTRE AND MARINE INKlang. BTJRANCE COMPANT LDATTED. a Company Incorporated In the Colony of
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      893 4 TENDERS TENDERS INVITED. PAWNBROKERS' LICENCES. NEORI SKMBILAN. TENDERS mUI be received st the onV* of tba Secretary to Resident. Negrl Samhitan, Seremban. up to noon on Oct. 31. 1933. for the right to receive a licence to act as pawnbroker under "The Pawnbrokers Snactmen'. UM," In each of tbe under-mentioned
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      712 4 1 BUSINESS CARD3_ T. HAMIIMOIO PACKING kiscrt Packer of Hijth Kerosamrnditlon Please astaly t» •TAMFORD 10. 93. Stamfera Saad. ar SPRING CLEANLVG OftV 16. Orehare Read. For t ME MASSAC.E go to FIGARO European Ladles Hairdressers RAFFLES HOTEL Room 130 and at 93. Bras basah Road. Han- nets— Setting Lotion—
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      227 4 ®Hp (Timrs tic o^: o-u*^i^irr"st. t o23 r i ti. J.T. Strnt. n«ti m. iMtaMbi. C—rt. n«rtBU«l l,n<w, BX. riMM CNinl U3*. Trt.: -liiiMili»' Lw<l« Lulu A4wrE.C. t. CHy MM TeL: -Ecatraß*" tuln twitai A44«U SIMM. K«w T«rt I >A riMMc: Mvrmy iam TtLi mmtim ntm Yark. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Smgtitri
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    MALAYAN A.R.S. KUALA LUMPUR.
    290 5 Programme For Sunday, October 8, 1933. Call Sign Z.G.E. Wavelength U.tt Metre*. 700 pm. (H.M.V D 1735— Symphony No. 6 in G Major Parts 1 and 2— Boston Symphony Orchestra. j D 173*— 8ympnony No 6ln O Major Parts 3 and 4 Boston Symphony Orchestra, i
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    606 5 ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL.— I7UI Sunday after Trinity. Oct. 650 am Holy Cutnn 7 30 a.m. Uaims: am. Holy Comn. (Choral) 5.30 p m.. Kvenaooc (Choral) and Sermon: iojo aj*. Air Baae Voluntary Senrtee: Holy Comn. on Moo.. Wed. and Friday at am. Tuts Thur* and Saturday at 1
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    CHINESE CULTURE.
    123 5 Peiping Tourist Bureau To Function In 1934. Foreign tourists who are fond of the ancient city of Pelplng and anxious to be better Informed about Chinese cul mre will be glad to learn that a nev Chinese tourist organisation, whose aim j is to help foreign visitors to
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    SOUTH AFRICA'S BIG TRADE PUSH.
    520 5 To Open Offices In Berlin And Paris. The Government of the Union oi South Africa Is starting an ambitious programme of trade development. For the chief outlets for expanded trade, moreover, It has turned Its eyes towards the Continent of Europe. Within the next few
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    DESPERATE ACT.
    147 5 Shot Himself To Avoid Arrest. How he evaded Mm police and shot himself to avoid arrest was told at the Derby Inquest on Joseph Wilfred Eric Walker, aged 24. a bird dealer. Constable Carter said mat when told the nature of the charge against him. Walker said. 1
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      226 5 HOTELS SPECIAL DINNER CLASSICAL MUSIC 8.15 p.m. —9.15 p.m. DANCE (FORMAL) 9.45 p.m. with Mac. T. SVETLANOVA'S REVUE IN AID OF THE CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY EXTENSION TO 2 A.M. ADMISSION $1 .00 BAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA RESERVATION OF TABLES TO BE MaIEIt lAFFLES ■OTEL ADELPHI HO lEL TO-NIGHT OCTOBER 7th, 1933.
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      111 5 "EPOCH" THE Pioneers Lrade.s ol Quality MOV INO COIL Speakers. TIB Inventors of the modern Permanent Mar>et Movtne OoU Speaker*. Ttoe Speakers with LIFELIKE TOME— Used by over 1,000 Talkie Theatres to S^dlfleU'nt'types to suit every pune purpose, each model the leader In ltt oon priet class In win bay
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      21 5 Coal Tar. SUPPUED IN VARIOUS GRADES TO SUIT ALL PURPOSES. AT SPECIALLY REDUCED PRICES. LEE KIM SOO, M. lIOH «TRKrT. SINGAPOftr.
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      266 5 l^^Btt HE PAID Pyorrheas Price NEEDLESSLY CARFI.F^S. thoughtless neglcta! Th« is tn hlamr. >™ ehe was hnltby, otrgetit sod Imt.lii.nn He had amry riendi who sdmtrrd him, paniruladr .it rlraum, ready unik. Now he is mknmtd sauk,bm rrm !isl hsrdly msttrn. for he no st huam Jone. bnJua down, %kk
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      123 5 8.8.C. PROGRAMME For StraiU Settlements, and Federaleo Malay States from the Emp>tt transmitter, Daventry, England. Two oi the following frequencies and wavelengths will be used in the transmissions to the Indian tone. Announcements will be made at frequent inter•2 GSG 17.T70 ks/s 16^8 m. Call Sin frequency Wavelength GSB 9^lo
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    SCIENTIST'S THEORY OF RACE CULTURE.
    977 6 "Aged Parents Beget Clever Children." The 2.000 scientists who were attend- Ing the meeting of the British Assorts- tlon at Leicester, on Sept t continued their discussions on a variety of subjects Next year's meeting will be held at Aberdeen, and for the following three
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    NAVY LAUNCH SINKS.
    41 6 (VTom Our Own Correspondent.) MexUn. Sept 2fl Arcontlac to the Sourabaya. papers, a torpedo-laanch of the nary nnk In the neighbourhood of the harbour during ezerdaca. Eight marines ware taken aboard a reavel which was In the j
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      "FORDLANDIA."
      552 6 FORDLANDIA." To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir.— lt was with the greatest Interest that I read the contribution appearing In the "Notes of the Day" column of yesterday's Issue, headed "Fordlandla." I have been a close reader of your newspaper for many years and remember having read a
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      BOXING.
      107 6 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir.— Singapore boxing enthusiasts are hard to please! i If two gloved savages bashed each other about in an unorthodox style 1 there would be roars of appreciation. I But when two artistes like Brady and I Rivers do 90 per cent,
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      ROAD USERS' BURDEN.
      374 6 I To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,— There was a statement in the Hon. Mr. U. E. Nixon's speech at the Legislative Council on Monday which reads, as reported In the Straits Times of Tuesday, Oct. 2: "The financial aspect appears to be dear enough.
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      MONEY PROBLEMS.
      431 6 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir.— Your correspondent. Economics." asks: "Is not (on account of the higher price obtained for a commodity) more money circulated as the result of restriction The greater the total value, regardless of volume, of the goods disposed of by a producer,
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      A DANGER.
      108 6 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir. -A short time ago a correspondent in your columns called attention to the two dangerous culverts which exist In Dunearn Road. Driv Ing over one of these yesterday, my head was thrown Into violent contact with the roof of my
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    MANCHU LANGUAGE.
    66 6 To Be Taught In All Japanese Schools In Manchukuo. Mukden. Sept. 28. The teaching of the Manchu langu age is to be made compulsory In all Japanese primary schools In Manchukuo. In accordance with a decision reached at a conference here of the principals of Japanese schools. The
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      47 6 i Hit! j REVOLVERS!! AMMUNITION YOUR OPPORTUNITY NOW TO BUY AT j FACTORY PRICES. BRITISH FRENCH j BELGIUM j •GUNS j I ,LL i LEADING MAKES. I OUR PRICES 40 °o LOWER j I THAN WHAT YOU HAVE TO PAY ELSEWHERE. BUY FROM DIRECT IMPORTERS. I I
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      357 6 No Vitality! Ua*w iTiHtsl t»«<rti«iM. wrtft utlMl»i fcwrt prtvsihnt cvtf s fTMt tart •> mm |*ar, vKsMy tt eftM st <M Th kltrsv* fMi Unl sad •vwylMat sa effort A toajMtt cant ol thu tibautt** tnllag Om asftiatag el Mm arten** %»•>■ •I" Wifi* Br Mlwll > •>•€■■ Mag* mi
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    SCIENTISTS COURT DEATH.
    171 7 U.S. Sleepy Sickness Experiment New York. Sept. IT. Like those heroes of science who submitted to mosquito bites In Cuba yean ago to prove that yellow fever was transmitted by that Insect, three scientists on the staff of the Public Health Service who are seeking to find
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    A "PARIAH" STATE.
    175 7 \t tempt To Explain Manchuktio. Shanghai. Sept M Mr. George Branson Rea, American Journalist (Far Eastern Review), exparte Internationalist, has left for Washington to establish representation of Manchukuo. Mr. Rea explains his mission: "I am not expecting nor am I asking recognition, but I shall be there
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    RETRENCHMENT.
    98 7 China To Abolish A Number Of Consulates Abroad. China's consular representation costs $700,000 a month: only $300,000 a month can be found for remittance abroad. Many consular officers have received no salary for three months past In consequence, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has decided to abolish a number
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    MEN WHO STOOD SURETY.
    351 7 Tales Told In Bankruptcy Court In his public wiiiniittwi in bankruptcy yesterday before Mr. Justice Oerahty, Tan Llan Chye alias Tan Chor Lam. an unemployed Chinese, said that his liabilities had been incurred through ft fi "fling surety for a certain firm named China Products Trading
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    FASTEST AIR LINER.
    141 7 NewFAitfh Type For Croydon Service. The 12-passenger three-englned Dewoltlne machine in which M. Cot flew from Paris to Moscow has captured two world records for standard commercial air liners, which have Just been confirmed by the International Aeronautical Federation. They are for an average speed of 159*2
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      103 7 I PERSIAN HOUSE M. A. GHANI Specialist in ORIENTAL RUGS, CARPETS TAPESTRIES UNOBTAINABLE ELSEWHERE IN MALAYA. GORGEOUS CREATIONS Can be seen without obligation at our SHOW ROOM No. 2 HIGH STREET, EUROPE HOTEL BUILDING- SINGAPORE. """""'■'■""""""••"••••'■"■""■•■"""""""■■■•■■■■■■"■■••••I My Greatest >^ uirKrv Msr a r?aa7 i* Picture Is cominc <<-*a MICKEY MOUSE
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      240 7 ANOTHER BIG PARAMOUNT SENSATION L*"™ PAVILION.; L& TMI j II 2 AN UNUSUAL IKHB fIIMEDI w T^Z MB ii r J WORTH W HILE ENTERTAINMENT, j 1 R BEALIiIILLY „;I Mm DIRE CTED TALKIE *Z*Z Ml jfA ADAPI I lo\ OF I a world Rg3 "■^JSlfft ERNEST HEMINGWAY'S CQS**^ FAMOUS
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      268 7 LJOHANN STRAUSS' Great Operetta "DIE FLEDERMAUS' Now a Glorious Screen Epic I 1 CAPITOL"! Matinees TODAY and TO-MORROW 3.15 6.15 -NIGHTLY -9.15 England'- V ivourite M ore Ravishing than ever 1 JpK EVELYN jW in the Gayest and Most m Lavishly-presented Viennese A Wm*k Operetta yet made •BBBMr Jafl A
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    177 8 Ail Commodities Higher. BUT LOCAL RUBBER INACTIVE. 'From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Saturday. Today's Prices Rubber, remains at 13 cts. Tin. Singapore price $113.37 > 2 up 62'; cts. Gold. £6 13s. lld^ up 2V,d. Yesterday's Prices Rubber, London, 3 31/32 d.. up l/32d. New York. 7
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    CHAMBET OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN
    64 8 Noon, Oct. 7. equal to London Standard Buyers. Sellers. Spot (loose) 1 13»4 (FOB.) 13i 13 9 16 Standard R.S.S. on Tender Buyers Seller! Oct. I 13% Oct.-Dec. 18% Jan.-Mar. 1 13% Apr-June lt% Utf Tune of market Steady after easier. Latest Cable Ix>ndon Spot
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    PRODUCE.
    199 8 THE TIN ntlCB October 7 Singapore tin prtcw (per ptevl) $*****4. n >innaporr, wi. li noon. Buyer. Seller. Gambler 4 50 Java Cube 8.00 Hambuig Cub.- 8.00 Muntok White Pepper T350 White Pepper 22.50 Black Pepper 1350 Mixed Black Pepper 800 Copra, sundrled 3.20 Oipra. mixed 2.05 Small flake
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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        MINING.
        446 8 Issue fal. Pd. Buyers Sellers. 11 1 Asan. K urn bang 1 £1 Austral Malay 80/- 31 -xd. 34/- 36 5 Ayer Hitam Tin 1 1 Ayer Weng !1 £1 Bangrin Tin 1 1 Batang Padan? 1 1 Batu Caves 1 £1 Chenderlang A) 50 Hitam Tin 1 1
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        GENERAL.
        287 8 Issue f«l. Pd. Buyers Sellers. 2 2 Alex. Brick Ord. 1.05 2 2 Alex. Brick Prefs. 1.45 1.55 •1 £1 Brit Am. Tobacco 5.15.0 6.0.0 0 5 British Malaya Trustee 5.30 5.50 cd. II £1 Con. T. S. 7 r c Prefs. 23/6 24/6 :i £1 Con. T. S.
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        136 8 Singapore Municipal 5 p.c of 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 107 110 nom. Singapore Municipal 4 1 p.c of 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 104 108 nom. Singapore Municipal 4'j p.c. of 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 104 108 nom. Singapore Municipal 4 p.c of 1913 red. 1968 $2,000,000 100
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        369 8 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's Quotations Today Prices Kramer Lyall A Evatt ft Co. Ulenby (|1) 0.75 0.85 0.75 0.90 Uor Gajah ($1) 0.60 0.70 0.60 0.70 L HiUm ($1) 0.70 0.80 0.7 5 1.00 L Kuning (ID 0.15 050 0.15 0.20 V. Malay <*2) 1.35
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      EXCHANGE RATES.
      227 8 The following are the exchange rates this morning, according to the daily circular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation SELLING. London, 4 months' sight IJAJk, 32 London, 3 months' sight 2/4 Vi London, 60 days' sight 2/4 7/64 London, 30 days' sight 2/4 332 London,
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      EXCHANGES
      86 8 Rugby, Oct. 5. Foreign exchanges today were Amsterdam 7.66 Athens 555 Berlin 12.98U Brussels 22.144 Bucharest 520 Bombay 16 5/64 Buenos Aires 45 4 official. Copenhagen 22.40 Geneva 15.94 Hong Kong 1/5 3 16 Helsingfors 226Vs Lisbon 102' t Madrid 36 15 16 Milan 58" Montreal 4.84 Xlontevideo 37
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE
    234 8 Teday. Kpnsrran. Kemas-'k. Kretay, Duniun. Trengganu and Beaut (Medusa) > P« No.-th and But India iSlrdhana) 3 prn Ba.ika Island. PUdjoe Paleesbang Sensing) 3 P m. DJaMU (Toradta) J PJ» Tandjong Balel and Laboean BUlk (Jarak) 4 pm. ftk» South -East Borneo (Beiawan) 4 p.m. Ta.ibllahan Rengat
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    MAILS FOB EUROPE.
    34 8 Left Arrd. By S-par* I mdrspoera Aug. II Aug. 31 Andre Lebon Sept Oct. a KaragoU Sept 7 Sept 3* Koto Pmang Sept. t Oct. a Poekut Bnrtsefc Sept 14 Oet>
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    AIR MAIL.
    18 8 The Air Mail dispatched from Singapore on Sept. 27 was delivered In London on Oct. 6.
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      787 8 THE RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINING CO., LTD. (Incorporated In Queensland) RAUB. Pahanc. September 2*. IMS. MIMM. REPORT NO. I7J The Chairman A Directors. T** *m* AastraMaa G«M Mister < LW, SKwpata. S.S. Gentlemen -I beg to forward the report of the nunln*- operations. lor the four necks ending Bcpt 12.
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      89 8 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Satarway. Oetoksr 7. Sclangor Races. Second Day. Weihifsasy. October 11. tary Tlffln. Adelphi Hotel. 1 pm. Police Band. T lok Ayer, 5.15 pm. TharasUy. Oetakcr It The Merry Wives of Windsor" by Smv* Shifters. Otade Theatre 930 pm Friday. Octewsr 13. Visitors Day at Po Leung
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      LONDON TiN MARKET.
      780 9 Lassitude. U.S. CONTINUES AS A •PASSIVE OBSERVER." i Prom Our Own Correspondent.) London. Sept 13. There has been an air of lassitude recently about tin. very little Interest being shown in the market and prices being influenced one way or the other by the oflering of or
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      rubber" report.
      108 9 Lewis and Peat's report, dated Oct. states: Towards the end of last week and on Monday morning prices contl- nued to advance chiefly on speculative < optimism which, however, was unable' to withstand the temperate statement made by H E the Governor at the Council Meeting. The market
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      METAL MARKET REPORT.
      474 9 William Jacks and Cos report, dated Sept 13. states: Under President Roosevelt's scheme the American Bankers are helping business all over the USA and not confining their investments, as many of them did In the past, solely to the States In which they are situated. The U.S.A.
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      PALM OIL PRICES.
      108 9 Guthrle and Co s report, dated Oct. states -La teat buyers' price*, re- j celved by cable this morning. lor Malayan Palm Oil and Palm Kernels are:— Palm Oil in Bulk elf. landed weights New York Plladelphla 2.70 cenU (US currency) per Ib. c If. landed weight*
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      R. G. A. REPORT.
      223 9 A Rub r Growers' Association circular dated Sept. 13, Kates So far 3M Companies with an output in August. 1932. of 10.J53 tens, hare returned for -igust. IT' 3. an output of 11.345 tons. The analysis of these Coanpantes output* by countries la subjoined, rhe Anal
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      RUBBER RETURNS.
      147 9 A! r Ga -23 OHO Ib -Pti.MO Ib. Biw.it Kubu— lS.SOO Ib. Cbroaly— 47.6lo Ib. Jais-i K. tin 9.: m Ib. iClusng.- -4^.000 Ib. Pa lux 123.000 Ib. •>■ .'n'uiji «1.'»50 Ib. air 20.000 Ib. > u0t..— 49.3ii I'll i Bcnut 47,000 Ib. 9 I Bukit JHotong— l7.loo
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      RAFFLES LIBRARY.
      251 9 The following novels were added to Raffle* Library during the put fortnight A Star In the Dark. E M. Albanesi; The Chosen Angel copies. Arthur AppUn Always Tomorrow. I tocms, R a*. Ajrrss; A Bon of Tcsaa. R. A. Beanet; Jumping Jenny Anthony Berkeley. Doe Churstoo. Otiwell Blnns:
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      MORK ABOUT PULAU KAMIRI.
      338 9 Feeling Among Ferak Miners. "Miner" writes as follows to the Times of Malaya As a miner who has suffered considerably owing to tin ore restrlctlm. I wish to protest against the conversion of land by Government tor the Pul.m Kamirl Company. In view ol :he Ooverrunent's
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      STATISTICS OFFICE LIBRARY.
      414 9 The following publications were issued or raoetved by the Department of SUUstk-s. SB. and P.MS. during the period Sept. 23 to Sept. 2*. mchanve. snd are available (or pottle use la the Reference Library. Fullerton Building. Singapore. Apphcatton may be maw* by members of the public resident
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      TIN RETLTUNS.
      91 9 TIN RETL T UNS. (The figures m braciceU danote the figures far the corresponding period of last year). laaiayan— «al pels. Southern Malayan— lltl pels. Thabawletk Hra. run 435. cv. yds treated •0.000, total peis. m. net vakw $J5 BTS. Pongah. Hrs. rust tM. en. yds. treataa IU.OOO total ptsi
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    AMUSEMENTS
    117 10 Singapore. ADCLTHI HOTEL Special Dinner, Mr*. Alfordi. Nonrtop Cabaret. Nao-ttop Danclnc flf ft ttjiiinit* Today We Live. With Oary Cooper Joan C»wford. ClS— t is. CATITOL Evelyn Laye In Waits Time 6 15— 15 GREAT WORLD Cabaret— Pack Dp Your Troubles The Rider of Death Valley. MARLBOROIGH Satl 8a»»trl
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. OCT. 7. 1933. SCHOOLING FOR ALL.
    831 10 A demand has bee: vticed recently for free elementary English education in the Straits Settlements How far' this agitation reflect! genuine public 1 feeling, and how far It U merely a 1 Journalistic view Is difficult to know. Tour
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    THE GAZETTE.
    176 10 The 88. Oaaette states: I Mr. J. R Neave has been appointed a member of the board of examiners 'in languages (tor Malay) In place of Mr. R. Bird. Mr. H. K. Roberton of Bertam Estate. Province Wellealey has been appointed a member of the drainage and Irrigation
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    NOTES OF THE DAY
    804 10 "AECRESCITQVE MEDENDO" t morning contemporary. Um pore Free Press, prints periodi articles beaded A Local Business Man's Views." This morning's Instalment of the series carried the sub-heading That Restriction Bogey" and we publish the following extract without comment "I think, rather, there Is cause for some
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    TODAY'S SPECIAL ARTICLE.
    1553 10 FILMING THE SEA BED. Modern science hat enabled man not only to conquer the air, but to unravel the mytteriet of the ocean bei at well. In the ocean, tayt Mr. J. M. Wlllic.mton, the under-vater cinematographer. in this art. d* it vast exploited wealth and delicious
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    FIXED BAYONETS AND TEAR GAS IN IRELAND.
    294 11 SERIOUS RIOTS IN TRALEE. Attempt To Break Up Blue Shirt Convention. GDI. O'DITFY HURT. Troops Rushed 80 Miles By Lorry. Serious riots broke out in Tralee when an attempt was made Id break up I nited Ireland Party Convention. Gen. O'Duffy was hit
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    ARMS CONFERENCE.
    251 11 Frances Hostility To German Plan. London. Oct. 6. The Oerman views on the result of the recent disarmament conversations were communicated to Sir John Simon today by tlie Oerman Charge d' Affaires and Sir John later received the French and Italian Ambassadors to whom he communicated the Oerman
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    FINANCE ZONES.
    74 11 Mr. T. V. Soontfs Plan For China. Shanghai. Sept 25 In order to maintain the efficiency of the financial administration. Mr. T. V. Soong is reported to have drawn up a plan lor the division of China Into several tones in each of which a finance Inspector will
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    COLONIAL OFFICE CHANGES.
    448 11 Sir Samuel Wilson To Retire Soon. London. Oct. 6. The King has approved the appointment of Sir Reginald Edward Stubbs. the Governor of Cyprus, to be Oovernor and Commander-ln-Chlef of (Vylon Sir John Loader Maffey ha* been appointed to be permanent Under-Sec retary of State fo» the
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    WHITE PAPER
    116 11 "Would Render Britons Aliens In India." London. Oct. There was a lively debate on the Government's India policy at the Conservative Party conference today at Birmingham. The conference was asked to rapport a resolution voicing apprehension" with regard to the White Paper proposals concerning finance, police, the welfare
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    77 11 Rugby. Oct ft. Sterling on New York opened at 4 74' 4, Paris 79. Stock markets are cheerful British Government stocks are firm. War Loan being 101 7 16. Oold is 133 B4d a premium over the rreneh franc of M. The stock markets closed generally firm. British
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    WORK IN BRITAIN.
    46 11 Rugby. Oct. 5. The Daily sUpuss anticipates that the next Ministry of Labour returns will show that 700.000 more persons were at work In Insured occupations In Oreat Britain at the end of September than at the corresponding time last year -British Wireless.
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    SOVIET WARNING FLOUTED.
    1074 11 C.E.R. Reorganisation IMANCHUS TO USE FORCE IF NECESSARY. Shanghai. Oct. 7. A Japanese official has arrived in Harbin to supervise the reorganisation of the Chinese Eastern Railway. In an Interview with newspaper representatives, the official is reported to have stated that Manchukuo was determined to carry out
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    MARYSE HILZ.
    64 11 Crashes When Taking Off For Big Flight. Paris, Oct. 7. Mile. Marys* HUx. attempting to take off at midnight on a fresh attempt to fly to Toßo, was again disappointed wan her machine rose slightly aid then crashed. The airwoman vas unhurt but burst into tears from vexation.
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    OPTIMISTIC PIECE OF WORK.
    218 11 Australia's Budget BENEFITS OF SOUND POLICY. Rugby, Oct. 5. The Australian budget submitted by the Prime Minister and Treasurer. Mr. Lyons, at Canberra yesterday Is regarded by British newspapers as encouraging and supplementing other Indications in recent weeks of seme recovery in International trade. The budget
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    WORLD CONSUMPTION OF TIN.
    183 11 Increases In Tinplate Industries. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Oct. 6. According to the Hague Statistical Office of the International Tin Research and Development Council, world consumption of tin for the year ended July 31, 1933. Increased by 11.200 tons to 111,200 tons and '.he July
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    SLUM CLEARANCE.
    272 11 New Homes For Over 1,000,000 People. Rugby. Oct. 5. The Conservative party conference at which there were present 1.800 delegates from all parts of Great Britain today pledged Itself to give full support to the Government's slum clearance policy. The Minuter of Health. Sir HUton Young, who a
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    FERMENT IN SPAIN.
    162 11 Attempt To Coalesce Opposing Parties. Madrid. Oct. 6. Having failed to solve the political Impasse caused by the resignation of Senor Lerroux's Cabinet otherwise. President Zamora is now attempting to coalesce the contending parties Into a government of national conciliation The lndependrat Republican, Don Jose Pedregil. fermer
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    MOTOR SHOW.
    49 11 Rugby. Oct. 5. The Dally Mall says that the Austin Motor Co. will exhibit a motor -car at next week's Motor Show which will offer a new form of transmission in which gear ratios are altered automatically according to the speed of the engine revolutions.— British Wireless.
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    US. TRADE PACE SLOWING UP.
    506 11 Production Increased 44 Per Cent. WORK FOR 3,000,000. Cotton-(irowers To He Helped. President Roosevelt has announced that a cnmmoditv credit corporation is to be created to lend mone> to agriculture in an effort to raise |> According to end of September figures 3.000.000 workers have
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    LOOKING AT THE PAST AND FUTURE.
    2219 12 Mr. Lai Tet Loke's Plea To Officialdom. A vanished custom of F.M A mining towns, the display of of irlil urin K tin slabs outside the shops at Chinese New was recalled at a Kuala Lumpur function yesterday. Mr. Lai Tet Loke. who hrs
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    COMMUNISM.
    54 12 Ringleaders Arrested In Netherlands India. (From Our Own Correspondent. Medan. Sept. 29. Til connection with the "Red Flood" affair. I understand that two arrests have been made, one In Medan and the other at Tandjong Balei. It Is said that these two men are the ringleaders of the Communist
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    PLACED IN DOCK.
    197 12 Planter Charged With Rash Driving. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Oct. 6. T. F. Egan. Manager of Pajam Estate appeared before Rajs Kamaralzaman. the Seremban Magistrate, today on a charge of causing hurt to Chin Yap at y«"M" town "by doing an set so rashly or negligently
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    SALESMANSHIP.
    147 12 **A Profession, A Science And An Art (From Our Own Correspondent > Malacca. Oct. 5. On Oet 4. at the Malacca Volunteer headquarters a lecture on Salesmanship was given by Mr J R. Olldea The lecture had been arranged by the Commanding Officer. Malacca Volunteer Corps, for the benefit
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    SUM NOTr
    43 12 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. Oct. 6 This week's consignments ol currency notes are believed to have reached their itflSilmtWwit In Malaya safely The authorities are most actively watching the methods of the postal and railway officials In handling the parcels.
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    53 12 Thirteen Chinese shoemakers paraded before Mr. Grtce In the Second Magistrate's Court this morning to plead unanimously guilty to a charge of playing in a r vr ntru *y g^ m|w g house in Teng Hal Place at 1030 last night They were each fined $2, or Ore days' rigorous
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    Town And Country In Malaya.
    630 12 ARE FOREIGN SHIPS BETTER? Criticisms of British people who trr.vel In foreign ships are discussed by a Finang Gazette correspondent. It is a very old and recurrent topic. he writes. The Press of British Malaya has for yean been drawing the attention of the Government
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    UNEMPLOYMENT FUND.
    170 12 List of donations received by the European Unemployment Commr.-. i September niMMiMMrt Contribution, a c BapsraHnm MSl.es Incorporate Society of Plant*- s $*****. CIUSS »3».. and Co. Ltd. Aug. »v >■*■ j < ■•q *•>■ wo. A. amiui star ss. w j. Oatxmf sfet? IS: Miti Oabome and
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    34 12 At Urn next meeting of the Singapors Psychological Society at 5.15 p.m. on Monday at the Adelphl Hotel Swam! Bashwaranda will spt^k ci. the importance of psychology. The meeting Is open to the p
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    PINJI FUEL FOR MOTORISTS.
    473 13 Dr. Braddon's Comments. RKSII.TS OBTAINED IN MALAYA. Experiments made by the Automobile Association of Malaya with "rubber petrol" are described by Dr. W. L. Braddon. of Seremban. in a letter to the Investor's Chronicle. The result of these experiments writes Dr Braddon. was to show that
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    TANGLIN HOSPITAL.
    202 13 Ward Accommodation To Be Closed. In the interest primarily of a reduction of expenditure but also with the object of obtaining Increased efficiency by the centralisation of hospital Inpatient work, the Straits Times is officially Informed. It has been decided to dose Tanglln Hospital so far as ward
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    CHARITY REVUE.
    38 13 A worthy object, the children's Aid Society, will benefit from Mme. T. Svetlanova's revue which will be presented at Raffles Hotel tonight. Mmc Svetlanova and her pupils are talented artistes and a delightful programme Is promised.
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    THE R.R.L REPORT.
    46 13 It U understood that a resolution will be submitted to the Federal Council, at its meeting In Kuala Lumpur on Oct. 30. adopting the report of the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya Commission of Inquiry and accepting, in the main, the Commission's recommendations.
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    30 13 A 12-year-old Chinese boy was knocked down by a motor-bus in Thomson Road yesterday and sustained a compond fracture of the right leg and a fracture of the left arm.
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    MRS. DRAGE TELLS HER STORY.
    1014 13 "Dealing With Chinese For 16 Years." The caae for the prosecution having closed. Mrs. E U Drag e tv called and gave her evidence yesterday In the case In which she Is charged 00 six counts or cheating a Chinese carpenter. Tan 800 Kow in
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    MR. J. B. DAVIDS AFFAIRS.
    431 13 Petition For Receiving Order Granted. As reported in the Strait-, Times yesterday, a receiving order was made against Mr. J. B. David In the Bankruptcy Court. His Lordship. Mr Justice Oerahcy. granted the order after hearing the debtor's affidavit in support of the petition and
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    PAHANG COUNCIL.
    199 13 Mohammedan Laws Amended. The 141 st meeting of the State Council of Pahang was held at the Astana Ben Terentang Pekan. on Oct. Syed Abdul Rahman bin Hashln alHabshi took the affirmation as a member of State Council Among the matters dealt with by Council were: A bill
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    28 13 At toe next Rotary tiffin on Wednesday Mr J. B. Williamson will address the club on the development of Fruit and Vegetable Canning in England and the Empire.
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      C.K. NAIDU TO LEAD INDIA IN THE TESTS?
      1178 14 Pen Pictures Of Probable Representatives. The following are pen pictures of Indla'f probable representatives In the Test Matches against the M.C.C. tourists. C. K. NaM«: Captain In the Indore Army The outstanding player In the Indian team which toured England In 1932
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    MALAYAN RUGBY MATCHES.
    621 14 S.C.C. To Meet Public Services Today. The B.C.C. play their first XV match on the Padang this afternoon against the Public Services. The Club XV was selected on Tuesday evening, several' of the more promising of the Newcomers in last Saturday's game being. Included. The sides will
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    CUP SEMI-FINAL TODAY.
    345 14 Malays To Meet Wilts. Second. Wh«i should prove an Interesting match will be played at the Anno Road Stadium today when the conqueror of the Chinese (who wen strongly fancied for the 8.AJ.A. Cup), the second staring of the WUUhlre Regiment. wUl meet the Malays' first in
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    MISS D. PEARSON.
    51 14 Wins English Women's Open Golf Title. Westward Ho, Oct. 6. For the Kflfcah wonca's open golf championship Mia Dorothy Pearson (TubrMge W.tfc) beat Miss Mary JohasM (rtorroea) 5 aad 3 ia the Mholes fimaJ today. Mia Pearson was three up at the cad of the Morning rawsi.
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    SINGAPORE G.C.
    19 14 The usual monthly mixed foursome* competition will be played on Friday next at the Singapore Oolt Club.
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    BANGKOK RUGBY.
    144 14 Preparing For Malaya Command's Visit (Prom Oar Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Oct. 4 Bangkok Rugby players hare settled down to bard and strenuous practice In view of the Inter-port match with the Malayan Command on Oct. 21. There are regular Wednesday and Saturday matches and scrum practices one or
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    TENNIS.
    144 14 S.R.C. Tournament The following ties hare been arranged In the SRC. tournament next week: MONDAYS TIBS A Slnflcs. M A. Cordelro (plus 15) ts. Dr. W. A. Balhetchet (owe IS— 4.) B Ikuta. O. H. Kraal (acr) n. R. C. Lang* (acr.) MUed DwMea. C B Webb and MUs
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    176 14 T«**. OcUaar 1. Football 8 A FA Cop —Semi- Anal: Malay* ti Wiltshire* U. Anaon Rd Shooting Scotttah Company Inter-part ■hoot. Baktt Tlmah. 2» 9m. Hockey 8.R.C "A" t» Spore CoIU, 8 R C Kid Indian Am. Police 1st. I A grd. Race* Selangor mecUng. tecood day Rugby:
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    HOME FOOTBALL FIXTURES.
    262 14 Arsenal's Visit To Blackburn. The following matches will be played this afternoon In the English and Scottish League rM Division Aston Villa vs. Huddersneld T. Blackburn R. vs. Arsenal. Derby County vs. Birmingham. Leeds Utd. vs. Sheffield W. Leicester C. vs. Portsmouth. Liverpool vs. Chelsea. Middlesbrough vs.
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    BASEBALL.
    50 14 New York Giants Win Again. Washington. Oct. 6. In the fourth (mine of the world's baseball series Mew York flanU beat Washington Senators by 2—l Reuter. New York are leading by three games to one. The Winners hare to be successful In at least four games out of seven.
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      512 15 No Foreigrn Purchasers. SUCCESS OF DONCASTER SALES. London. Sept. 16. The most careful student of the conditions of the bloodstoc' market were prepared tor the results of the Doncaster sales to show no mean advance over those recorded a year ago. I doubt If many people
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    IOWNAPUTTER.
    21 15 Scratch From Cesarewitch Yesterday. London. Ocl C Mr. Haldln's lownaputter was scratched from the Cesarewltch at 10 pm. yesterday Reuter.
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    CAN BROWN LAST 15 ROUNDS?
    658 15 Tough Frenchman Raises Stamina Doubt London. Sept. 12. Though he lell away rather disappointingly towards the finish, Jackie Brown, the world's flyweight champion, fighting in his native Man Chester last night, outpointed Valentin Angelmann. the French champion, with quite r deal to spare. It was
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    TENNIS TOO SERIOUS.
    137 15 Players' Lost Sense Of Perspective. Outspoken comment on a modern development In competitive lawn tennis was made by Mr Dwlgbt Davis, the president of the American International Club. Mr. Davis was speaking at a dinner given to the overseas competitors in the American championship, and be deprecated
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    PERRY SEEKS NEW LAURELS.
    308 15 The Sleek Terror Of The Courts." London. Sept 11 F. J. Peiiy, the first »ngM«i»ni»w to win the American lawn tennis singles championship since 1903. will not return to England until the spring of next year. From Forest Hills. New fork, where be won the UUe
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    END OF CRICKET SEASON.
    1645 15 Final Averages. YORKSHIRE BEATEN BY AN INNINGS. (From Our Own Correspondent) London. Sept. 19. After winning the County Cricket Championship with almost' incredible ease. Yorkshire's form has dropped off considerably. Therefore their defeat by The Rest by an innings and 23 runs was not so surprising
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      143 15 Baby Used to lie Awake Night and Day Healed by Cnticura •When my baby waa a fart»%bt oW. dry *ce)e* bagaa to farm ea Ws baa* aa* eofckly aaraad babiad ate ear*. He eoold oo« get aay alaap oa aocoaot oi tai taMßttoa.aad o*«d to atanaktalgaiaa* day, etxascaiag until hi*
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    BAGS MUST MATCH YOUR GLOVES.
    698 16 Fashion's Latest Craze. ■.is gone p larther. Nu longer can the woman of last* buy a bag at random, or a pair of gloves because she needs them. ::iust be made of corresp.mdmj and colour, sometimes even In short, we're to have bar and glove
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    33 16 PICKING l-iKMi (HORI'S GIRtS Robert Z. Leonard, director and Sammy Lee. dance instructor, measure herns girl applicants for a forthcomlni Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer musical picture, mine the cat -out model to insure uniform she.
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    NEWS FOR WOMEN FROM LONDON.
    465 16 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bnurrs Tnm Orncx, Fleet Street, Bept. 14. Colours and Materials fer Autumn Wear. WHENEVER simplicity of line is an! outstanding feature of fashionable frocks and suits, the interest in material and colour Is always Increased as I expect you have noticed.
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    221 16 An 18th Century Seed Cake. Take a pound of fresh butter, work it to a cream with your hands, and a little rose-water or brandy. Then put Into It a pound of white sugar and work them well together. Take nine eggs < throw out three of the whites).
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    Queen Ena To Forgive Her Son
    603 16 rpHE Prince of Asturias and his Cuban bride, whom he married In Switzerland In the early summer, have arrived In Parts for the purpose of a reconciliation with the prince's royal parents. King Alfonso ar.d Queen Ena Apart from a friendly message from the
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    ADAPTABLE FROCKS.
    342 16 rE lingerie touch to afternoon (rocks is coming more and more Into evidence. Whether In muslin, angel-skln or organdie- plain or patterned you will see collars, sleeves and capes striking a light, gay. note on a dress of heavier material. Where a change Is required In a particular
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    20 16 A s*»lsaTaa» ef Urn sttgtaal fasklea dutch fer cc» el UUaa Barvsy* fcwte la the Fez ntm. "H> Us* 9**nr"
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    A JOURNAL IN THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.
    2659 17 Malaya Versus Bali Artists In Kampongs A Coolie Sports Meeting Wage' Slaves At Play A Petaling Street Tour The Eighth Moon, (By Our Koala Lravor CoTT—pondtwt- > SINCE romanticising about rural life in Malaya in last week's article I have been reading Mr. H.
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    TOO YOUNG TO DIE.
    88 17 Sentence Commuted By High Court Allahabad, Sept 16. Mr. Justice Yount and Mr. Justice Colllster. at the Allahabad High Court commuted, on appeal, tbe sentence of death passed by the Sessions Judge on Ghunal. a lad. aged about 16, who had been charted with tbe murder
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    36 17 A picket of tbe Huchow (CheUang) Anti-Japanese Boycott Association was paraded through the various streets of that city recently for having assaulted and Injured an employee of a piece goods shop allegedly dealing In "enemy" toods.
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    'LONDON TRANSPORT.'
    207 17 London Board Changes Its Name. LPTB. the tongue -twlating Initials that were becomlnt familiar by sight. If not by sound, to millions of London travellers, unofficially vanished on Sept. 18 after a short and none too merry life of 11 weeks. In future, the London Passenger Transport Board
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    50 17 In Canton recently while Mrs. C. W. Leang, wife of Mr. C. W Leant, of tbe Canton Foreign Affairs Offlce. was deUvtrtnt an account oi her recent awf llmiil lnTeatltaUons in Canton and the United States, her Uttte son. Foch Hoymlnt Leant, four years old, dted at the Todd HoapttaL
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    RESILIENCY OF MALAYA'S TRADING SYSTEM.
    1517 18 Basis Broadened And Now In Healthier Condition. Among the papers laid on the table at the last meeting of the Legwlative Council were the annual report of the Department of Statistics and a bulky report on the foreign trade of Malaya, both for 1932 and
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    PRISON FOR SHIP'S FIREMAN.
    784 18 Stabbing Attack On Fellow Worker. A mild-looking, silver-haired ships fireman, speaking with a strong nort.'i country accent, informed the district Judge yesterday that he had "nothing to say" at the conclusion cf the evidence of the prosecution in the case in which he was charged with
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    THE UNEMPLOYED.
    169 18 Wanted Square Meals At Christmas. [From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Oct. 6 An appeal for a special effort to help the unemployed at Christmas has been Issued by Mr. John honorary secretary of the Selangor Asiatic Unemployment Committee. "For those in employment." Mr. Hands says, "for mercantile
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    PILOTS REMARKABLE ESCAPE WHILE TESTING AEROPLANE.
    2269 19 Aeritd Observation And Forest Ptre Fighting Soaring Mreting it Sutton Bank Flying Boat Cruise By The Royal Air Force. London. Sept 12 FLIGHT Ueut CS Staniland test pilot and racing motor-car driver. had an amazing escape from death wtsea he was making special research
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    John Drinkwater In "The Tempest."
    76 20 PRINCE KNH> and his bride with the royal weddinc party af«« 11U marrUfe to his cousin. On Uie left of the bridal couple are Princess Helen snd Prince Haroi*. the brides parents, and on rifht the Klnf and Queen of Denmark. (Planet News.) JOHN DRINKWATER
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    35 20 A TEAM OF VETERAN BOWLERS from Pxsuftss Park astt a teas* of veterans ttftm So«thf ate In a match at Pyrnmea Park. Edmonton. There were eifht pUyers whose afcs totalled tit y«ars. sverarlnc »1. <FK->
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    21 20 BARNEY BOM, the J3-)e»r old Chicago boxer, who net—twltj defeated Ms mrM llf htwelf ht title acainst Tony CaiuooerL (PUnet News.)
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    19 20 TONY CANZONHU. who was defeated by Baney mm, U-7MT -«U Chleao k*M*r s< the wsrii U«htw«Uht title. (Planet News.)
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    24 20 THE MEETING OF (HUM. CHAMPIONS, which took place at the Herne Hill track, Imsm, mader the anspicw of the National Cyclists' Colon. (PUnet News.)
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    14 20 •vS NINI THKILADE. who dances in he Tempest" in her shell chariot (PUnet News.)
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