The Straits Times, 11 October 1933

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    38 1 The Straits Times l_BTA__t_H__ NR-B-T A CBfTTJRy.J r«fi LARGEST, AXD MOST TNFUJEIHTIAI NEWSPAPER /ft ALiL_U__ 10 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1933. PRICE 10 CENTS. the Straits Times _0 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1953. PRICE 10 CENTS,
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      93 1 SINGAPORE! 78, CECIL ST. CPHONC 5151). GQIEOSON __^T_LL W? _^_h. _^__J_ _^_ta_aottBg mMmmmmmmmm*\mmmm*^mmmmmmmmmmm*\ m\m*mm^\*mmmmmmmmmmm\mmmm^em _B^^_B f_o Isi I I '-i ___f __^i f/J llmvl --___IJ_^_-^: al IIW 1 cI 1 IP ________^______!_______l ***** 1 llll___^___=s •TViT-^___r _*_^>_^>____ 1 *>_-_-' I <^l^ a* *> _-_-_-_E_-_-___. __^P^f .^>>_lri>_^_l I >^ v _K_^_^_.___
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      520 2 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA I AM) APfAR LINES. (Incorporated in England MAIU PASSENOER AND CARGO SERVICES. (TAL 8 N CO i j T WITH HIS MAJESTY- I U FAR EAST OUTWARD FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. Due Tonnagt B'pore HIN ***** Oct IS (.10 Oct 2'> .!AL ***** Oct
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      685 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (MlM'on \i MN _AMU.) TO LONDON. Naples. Marseillea. Laadsa. Aatwerp RoUerda- and MH.lnkriagh. Vessels Tannage Due Sal I\ MARC 10.000 Ot. IB 20 I YASUKUNI MARU 12.000 Oct 31 Nov 1 HAKONE MARU 10.400 Nov 15 IB I 17.000 Nov 30 Dec 1 t i Fl SHIMI MARU
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      638 2 BURNS PHILP LINE. (Incoi porsted in Australia i FOR BRISBANE. SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND Regular monthly sailings by the weL'mown steamer MARELLA (7.8.5 tcnrl and he ss. MANOOLA (3 352 tonii (Cargo mly). The is. MARELLA is one of ths arges t and finest steamers
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      563 2 THE EAST ASIATIC C0 M LIMITED. (Incorporated in Dcnm.-k 1 PASSENGER AM) FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA. LONDON. ROTTERDAM HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore Malacca Port Prnang Bwett BORINOIA 34 10 24 10 25 10 21,10 PTONIA 14 11 14 11 15 11 17 11 ERRIA 6 12
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      1061 2 THE Bill FI'NNEI IISI Ocean THE HU V KHIOtV RBB—HBM (O. Steam Ship Co.. Ltd. and hma Mulaal I lit Steam Navigation lilt CUNARD CO III) THI RTBAITS »n HMlll' id ITU Till SARAWAK sTTtMSHM Till I MIW NVVICiVTKIN (I) ITi. Till M -IKtl I S 1 1 M ta,
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    ITALIAN MINISTER AND THE REX.
    424 3 Obtaining Atlantic Blue Riband. The Italian ___Bter of Communications. Count Costanzo Clano. paid a personal visit to Naples to welcome the Italia liner Rex on her return from her record trans- Atlantic trip, when she crossed ln 4 days 13 hour, and 58 minute, from
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    CARGOES OF DUTCH SHIPS.
    256 3 Proposal That Would Reduce Volume. The Netherlands Government havj refused to accede to fresh demand, of the Dairy Producers' Association, which requested for; her contraction of the margarine production ln favour of home- mad* butter. The official memorandum, which recites the attitude of the Government, to
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    VESSELS ARRIVED.
    191 3 OKNOA MARU, SffK 4.8 M -OS, {NB Calcutta 1110, for Hoof Kon. ll.lt D> W_n*T, Dot, BBS tons, from Tg. Prlok 10 10, for Rkarw. Banks IJ.IO. MAB-LLA. Norw 840 tons, from Ban«__ 11.10, far Malacca 11 10. T-fOMBO, Dut.. B3S tons, from Belswsn 11.10. for BeUwan 13
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    115 3 Wednesday. Oct. 11 Sblpa iliag-Bs the Wharves ar expected to arttva. K-PT-L HA-BOtm. Main Wharf Lch Prince— Mary." Lch "Sir T Fraaer," Lch. "Mary Roee OU Wharf HMB Pearleaf." Coal Wharf Na 'VESSELS IN OST DOC— a. Taajeag Fagar. Albert Dock Van Heutax Victoria Dock Tug "Pandu."
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    TANAH RATA LIGHTING
    47 3 The Times of Malaya understands from a reliable source that a syndicate has been formed for the purpose of ipplying the Cameron Highlands with electric light Arrangements are being made for the lighting of the Tanah Rata area, including the hotel. by Chris tmas
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    32 3 The MM. steamer. Athos U. Is due in Singapore Irom Penang on Sunday at 7 am. and will probably sail the same day at 3 p.m. tor Saigon, Hong Kong and Shanghai.
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      415 3 Jtf NORDDEUTSCHEP rfffh LLOYD, GJg3 M Ths undern— n— x isd an t_B co_psnj J intended, flxture."— OUTWARD PCLDA for I— tnUs, Hong KO— I. Shanghai. N. China Jspafa Oct 11 lIBAR for DoUo, ---as. Bom Kong. *n»«ng*».i N. Chlr Japan Oct. M B-ARBRUCKEN for Hollo. Manila. Banff Kong. Shanghai,
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      430 3 REDUCED FARES ROUND-THE-WORLD First Class £169.5.0 Tosrist Clsss £112.7.8 Fares apply Westbound from Singapore or Penang. All water route except first class rail Across United States or Canada. Via Panama Oanal from New York to Los Angeles or San Francisco. First Claas apa-n-aatelv ClB aadH-aal Tsartat Claas appesv-islsly tIJSA aaaitlaaal
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      362 3 EIIERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSEOP CO. LTD. (The orporated In England > LINE. FOR HAVRE, LONDON.* ROTTERDAM A HAMBURG Via Parts aad Saet Caaal Due Sails Steamer Spore Sport CTTY OF BAODAD Oct 20 Nov. S CTTY OP LILLE Nov 28 Dec. S CTTY OP EVANSV—— Dec 28 Jan. S FOB HONG
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      217 3 Today's Crossword Puzzle HJlftr 55 WmV ___T n wJP s_""^ j^ IDt? fb W H ITI 1 1 1 1 1 (CLUES.) ACROSS. 2 i ch to 25 Arrange tn order Hit 2. Number Disputation Concealed in hand II Dm 2« Heed 1? Musical instni— (ta) JI Clothed ln 13
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      189 3 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. Stations Yesterday Lart night Max Rainfall Bright Mm. temp, ins Sunshine temp. T hra. T Alor Star 88 Nil 7.9 74 SiUawan 89 002 8.7 75 K. Trengganu 87 0.25 8.7 73 Bukit Jerti.i 88 008 107 73 Malacca 85 066 10.3 73 Singapore (Mt. Faben 86
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      358 4 SITUATIONS VACANT When applying for aßy pesillen advertised in these roranssn aead copies of test I moa-h. Do aat send oetgto ak. nt. to B-x 908 tha niicd. i oaulon new filled !>ondenee -:e of typewriting and »wr Apply with copies of trVi- 809. Btraiu Times WANT— D. for American
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      713 4 MOTOR VEHICLES CENTRAL HIRING COMPANY. Bnpmobasa on hira Day Nisht sendee, a «oors adjacent to Pavilion Theatre). Phone 778 J. USED CARS Baby Fiats. Moris. Austin. Hupn— Slle. Dodge. Essex. Chevrolet, Forrl EASTERN AUTO CO., LTD. 88.78. Orchsrd Had Singapore CAR REPAIRS Thorn. croft (Singapore) Ltd. undertake repairs to sll
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      608 4 BUSINESS PREMISES I I TO LET Oround Ptiwt Floor, Robinson Premises, separately ar toge— er Dnltod S— g>re»rs 1 TO LET ground floor. 73. OeeC Street, also offices In Stanley Street, Modem sanitation. Apply at Nathan. B. ds Souxa Btr eet. TO LET. OFFICES at 4 aid 4-A. Prince Bt.
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      1086 4 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE. N 1-B ESTATE OF CHUA SIAM BAT NEO DECEASED. Panaaat to TiaaUss Ordtoaan 1939. NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors snd I ther persons hsvlng sny rlaims or demands gainst the Brtate of Chua Blam Hay N-o) le ceased late of No. 137. Heeren Street falacca
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      1155 4 AUCTION NOTICES. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE I^l tTE OT ntTO SAMSTDIN 111 ISI'D IN THE SITREMK COI'RT OF THE STRAITS SETTI.KMKMS SETTLEMENT OF MAI. \(i Oric—ali— r Sua— loaa Na. 13 of 1919. In the Matter af the Ti-** settled by the WiU af Datok Saana.ia Ma Datek Araaa B tweea
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      635 4 BUSINESS CAR. For PEDHTRE go to FIGARO European Ladles Hairdressers HAPPIES HOTEL tßoom 130 and at S3. Bras basah Road. Hair nets— Setting Lotion— Tar poo— Henna Bhampoo Glycerine Shampoo— ißerte Hakdyea— Com-— ClipsSlides— Pins can be bought MASSAGE HALL MANHTKK ANN M AS> AGB. Bars. HABC aad Miss BAM
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      191 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Singapo-e nilhla OatoMe wltaeot Malaya. MiUu. Faatage. Moathlx S S.M S t.M 8 5.58 Qaarterlx 8 SA. 81-88 S1 to Hall Yearly 817.88 SJ4.B. SISBB learty 534.8. 848.8. SSB.BB Note. Oatatatloß eheqßea should Include the aaaal bonk dtoceaaL ADVERTISEMENT RATES The eaargea aad to. It at tics- (ar
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      260 5 HOTELS I i Bß— l TO -DAY'S ATTRACTIONS COCKTAIL DANCE MAKAN KETCHIL 6.15 p.m. to 9.15 pjn. INFORMAL DINNER DANCE 9 45 p.m. to Mld-Nlght SATURDAY, Oct. 14th. GRAND CABARET and BALL Final Performance of Mm. T. SVETLAIOVA in Singapore WITH NEW NUMBERS. DANCING From 9.45 p.m. to Midnight ADMISSION
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      100 5 HAS BEEN 1 WON AGAIN i I IN THE S 1 SUNDAY TIMES I FREE ENTRY j FOOTBALL COMPETITION. j Since the Opening j of the Present Football Season i THE SUNDAY TIMES has GIVEN AWAY j i OVER $2,000 as prize money in its weekly Free Entry Football Competitions
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    CHARLIE'S CHILDREN.
    63 6 Court Orders Maintenance Cat Of G4150, Hollywood. Sept. 28 The two >mall son* of Mr. Charles Chaplin hare received a cut In their monthly allowance. The court decreed today that their monthly living expenses should be cut from OJ500 to O4350. but their mother. LIU Orey Chaplin, divorced
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      68 6 {fr You Want To Know My Tailor? Oh no. I don't mind at all. I always make a habit of recommend! j the Best." Not only do they make good clothes but can supply the last word in West End accessaries Shirts, Collars, Ties. Sox. Cufflinks etc —which add the
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      419 6 a*-?J-?.P._T!j-?J-T^ DANISH I EVAPORATED MILK J A YAM &|3 BRAND HIGHEST QUALITY. I tfi OBIAINABLE FROM ALL I'KOMHON MALO-I AT tfi «P fl «o\/ 16 ozs or tins of 6<> tfi tfi Sole Importers A. CLOUET CO., LTD. 1 SINGAPORE. i "Played Out!" Physically l Jomf^^ and Mentally 4 To
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    SUCCESSFUL SINGAPORE DIVORCE PETITION.
    1257 7 Decree Nisi Granted To Mr. Sylvester Bell. 14 It is clear that the evidence points to one conclusion only, and that is, that there had been misconduct between respondent and co-respondent," said Sir Walter Huggard, the Chief Justice, yesterday ia granting a decree nisi, with costs
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      350 7 "To Your Health!" Of all toast* this ls the most r good health is the greatest f life's blessings. The best safe-guard of good health v of the dally habit It nther cause, you ia ve become remiss, a few Plnkettes will help you lo right After that an dosr.
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      172 7 ALHAMBRA IPO,,1 P0,,T t,m Matinee TO-DAY at 3.15 Universal's Exciting Romance DONT BET ON LOVE featuring LEW AYRES AND GINGER ROGERS Tomorrow Night Malayan Premiere. Universal's Biggest Musical Production Since King of Jazz Bl_?^^^^^_saS_B_^^V___| %O^V __40_l Bea,,tifu, 1 lI.TT-.l iltW featuring entire Star Gast of Famous Stage, Screen Radio Favourites
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      284 7 PADITf-l I Mat nee To-day 3.15 tMrl I IbJl_.| 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 A Screen Full of Beauty— Hundreds of tantalizing girls in the "Dance of the Maidens one of the most lavish and sensational num^* rM tver produced! ELISSA LANDI in Fox's brilliant new success V^ l_fe_ from the Famous
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    190 8 Rubber Quiet, Awaiting Restriction News. TIN NOW SLIGHTLY STEADIER. (Prom Our Financial Correspondent > Singapore, Wednesday. Today's Prices Rubber, remains at 13' s ets. Tin. Singapore price $113.37*1 down 25 cts. (.old. £6 13s. 94.. up M. Yesterday's Prices Rubber, London. 4 l/32d.. up l/16d. New York.
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    65 8 Noon. Oct. 11. .^ual to London Standard Buyers. Sellers. Spot (loose) l-'.'r. I'-'i (F. 0.8 13-' B ISI/i Standard R.S.S. on Tender Buyers Sellers 13 316 3I 16 I'ec. 13' t 13H Jan.-Mar l.T»„ W* Apr-June I l*% Tone of markt t Dull. I Cable
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    PRODUCE.
    200 8 THE TIN PKU October 11 Singapore tin price <perpicuD $:i3 rr'y Singapore. Oct. 11. 1! noon. Buyer Seller Gambler 450 Java Cube 8.00 Hambuig Cut* 8.00 Muntok White Pepper 23.75 White Pepper 22.75 Black Pepper 13.25 Mixed Black Pepper 9 00 Cjpra. sundrled 3 15 Copra, mixed 2.60 2.60
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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        MINING.
        446 8 Issue Val. Pd £1 £1 Asam Kumbang £1 £1 Austral Malay 5 5 Ayer Hitam Tin 1 1 Ayer Weng £1 £1 Bangrin Tin 1 1 Batang Padang 1 1 Batu Caves £1 £1 Chenderiang 50 50 Hitam Tin 1 1 Hong Fatt 5 5 Hong Kong Tin 5
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        GENERAL.
        286 8 Issue Val. Pd. Buyers Sellers. 1 1 Malacca Electric Ord. 1.30 1.35 1 1 Malacca Electric Pref. 1.80 1.90 10 10 Maynard A Co. 2.90 3.10 1 1 Malayan Breweries 0.99 1.02 50 50 McAlister Co. 74.00 76.00 10 5 Overseas Ass. Corp. 5.20 5.40 40 40 Oversea Ch.
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        138 8 Singapore Municipal 5 p.c. of 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 107 110 nom. Singapore Municipal 4>_ p.c. of 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 104 108 nom. Singapore Municipal 4Vi p.c of 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 104 108 nom. Singapore Municipal 4 p.c. of 1913 red. 1963 $2,000,000 100 103
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        368 8 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's Quotations Today's Prices Fraser Lyall Evatt A Co. K. Sidim (61) 1.70 1.85 1.40 1.65 Kundong (fl) 0.70 0.80 0.70 0.90 Lunas (|1) 1.05 1.15 1.00 1.10 M. Pindas (|1) 0.87^ 0.95 0.85 0.95 M. Tekong (fl) 0.10 0.15 0.10 0.15
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      SHARE MARKET.
      779 8 jFraser and Co.'s Weekly Report Fraser and Co 'i report, dated Oct. 10. nates: In our previous circular we reported that after the recent rise a certain amount of profit-taking was In evidence In the local tin share market, and this liquidation has continued throughout th week with
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    AIR MAIL.
    23 8 M— Js from Batavia and Palemban s by aeroplane are expected at the General Post Office. Singapore st 5 p.m. today.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    17 8 Prom Europe 'London malls dispatched Sept. 21 by Comorln due at Penang 8 a.m. tomorrow.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    136 8 mamm Banka Island. Pladjoe Pale-bang (Thedensi S pm. Pontlar.ak < Khoen Hoea) 3 p_ l Tongkal and Djambi (Toba) 3 pm. Ceylon. Egypt. Europe and Oreat Britain i Glengarry 3 pm. North N -E_t N -West Su.-natra 81am. Burma India. Iraq. Palestine. Egypt. East South Africa. Europe.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    211 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 2/1 ."> 32 London, mom |i London. $0 t 2/1 London, M days' -i^ht z) 32 London, demand l 16 London,
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    EXCHANGES
    93 8 Rugby, Oct Foreijrn exchanges today were Amsterdam 7.66 Ath. Berlin 12.97' a Brussels 22.16' L Bucharest 522' Bombay 1/6 15 32 Buenos Aires 45 official, Copenhagen 22.40 Geneva 15.94 Hong Kong holiday. Helsingfors 226' 2 Lisbon 105 Madrid 36 15 16 Milan 58 15 16 Montreal 4.78 V, Montevideo
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      102 8 ARRANGEMENTS lOR THE WEEK. > Wedm-s- iy. OrUber 11. Rotary Tiffin Adelphi Hotel. 1 pm Band. Telok Ayer. 5 15 pm Overseas League mtg.. B.CC, 5 15 pm. Thursday. JeUfcer "The Merry Wives of Windsor t Shifters. Ota de Theatre, 930 p m Friday. Oetabcr 13. Visitors Day at Po
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      BRITISH BANKING REVIEW.
      717 9 Suspense In Foreign Exchange Market (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) London. Sept. Iff. The foreign exchange market was still In suspense during the past few weeks, and, though activity was on a reduced scale, quotations continued to be the most Interesting of financial matters. So it a. the
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      TONGKAH TIN.
      51 9 The Tongkah Hsxbour Tin DredfIng Company, registered In Hobart. to making a call of It. per share, due Oct 11 This U the fifteenth call, and is requiied to meet the company's debt to the banks In Penang. The shares are of 25s. each and are 23s paid
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      TIN SHARES FIRM
      18 9 From Our Own Correspondent > London. Oct. 10. Tin shares are firmer, following pro fit taking.
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      HOME FINANCIAL NEWS.
      922 9 Dollar Depreciation. CONSOLIDATION OF FILM GROUPS. (From Our Own Correspondent > London. Sept. 26. International (acton bad an advene effect on the tone of the London Stock Markets last week, and the turnover was still restricted, though prices remained steady on the whole. OUt- < edged stocks
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      HOME AND AMERICAN STOCKS.
      318 9 London. Oct. 10. Closing Quotations In London. (From Our Own Correspondent). London. Oct. 10. Closing quotation* today of the principal British stoeka are given below The rise or fall is In relation to the price of Oct. ft. GOYEBNMKNT STOCKS. BB1TISH. Rfc* or Hi Ctnwnlon Loan
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      BAJOE KIDOEL RUBBER
      172 9 Macassar Plantations TV Be Purchased. An agreement has been provision- i ally entered into between the Bajoo Kldoel Rubber and Produce Company; and Macassar Plantations, under which the former will acquire as from April 1. 1933. the whole undertaking of the; Macassar Company for 30.800 shares i
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      WHEAT PRODUCTION PROBLEMS.
      866 9 I^ack Of Co-ordination. EFFECTIVE CONTROL DIFFICULTIES. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Sept. 26. There are so many problems which contribute to the complexity of the present malaise that It Is very easy to dismiss them under such general terms as over-production, deflation or some such other blanket
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      669 9 BANKING. NEDERLANDSCH INDISCHE HANDELSBANK N. V. Fttr'rff*'^* IMS at Amsterdam. authorised Capital OMa ISO.SOtJCO Pa- up Capital Olda M.SOO.OO* Reecrr- OM. **.*»Ui. HEAD OFFICB l AMSTEBDAM. BSANCB OFFICES THB HAGUE BOTTEBDAM OVXB- EAS BBANCH— Ba'.atla Heed Office foe Dutch B_*t BRANCH OFFICES: DUTCH BABT INDIBS i Ampenan. Ban docas. Cber-oa.
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      373 9 BANKING. NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL-MAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY.) E-Üb-shetJ in Amsterdam Mi HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM WTTH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE 11 UU HEAD O 'ICE FOR HE EAS*: BATAVIA. I 8.-mches throughout the Dutch Indies and In the Stral U fettlemects. Ind—. Ct.ln a, Japan and Arabia LONDON BANKEKB:
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    AMUSEMENTS
    130 10 Singapore. ALU AM III; Dont Bet On Love. With Lev Ayres A Olnger Rosen. 1 15 SIS CAriTOL I Loved You Wednesday With Warner Bexter A S3 lists Landl. 615— SIS. GB EAT WOULD Ciba ret— Speak Easily With Buster Beaton Dr. JefcyU Mr. Hyde. M B LBOatOLGB Sati
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    The Straits Times. SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY. OCT. 11, 1933. THE RICE TAX.
    1036 10 Although we believe there is a considerable amount of support for the general principle of an Import tax on rice for the purposes set forth in Dr. Tempany's memorandum, upon which we commented on Monday, we Imagine that the
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    F.M.S. GAZETTE.
    201 10 Mr. O. E. Orelg. Senior Warden of Mines. F. M. 8.. has been granted six months and seven days' leave on full pay with effect from Sept. 30. before retirement. Mr L Peters, chle. permanent way Inspector. F.M.S. Railways, has been granted seven months and five days leave
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    NOTES OF THE DAY
    654 10 MALAYAN NAMES. English poets have often lingered lovingly over the place-names of t*ieir native land, but one has not seen this literary device used In Malaya until H.B." contributed a poem to the current number of the Malayan Police Magazine. At the risk of making bored
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    TODAY'S SPECIAL ARTICLE.
    1194 10 BRITISH BANKS. Part III. The Westminster and National Provincial banks are dealt with in this, the third and final, instalment of the article by Mr J F Ashby on the growth of BritUh banks Of the Big Five, the Westminster, .-.s 1U name Implies Is the most
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      45 10 DON'T a be m VAC U EH FOR Haig NO FINER WHISKY GOES INTO ANY BOTTLE sole Mom JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD. (Incorporated In England) ■M_MM( Xl ILA LL MPl'B, PENANG aad IPOH. Jm* \m\mmm. mmmxmwm B:U.!Hl.i|.l*:Via iiMi.w:iiai]m*i iwi;w;isi]:i»iii'miii]:i\i_B_isff_i, t- 3 i. w j.w. at.
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      50 10 A SCREW LOOSE? Never aataa. lake M le D. M. GRANT CO. Large er ss_ I —alee repairs, es_ rres lassaiste, 17 Caveaagh Baa- Fheae M_ CJ Announces a new shipment of inexpensive Evening Models. Yonr inspection is invited. •m> n ooh MAYNABD'S Bl ILDING, 11. Bsttery Bead. PHONE JIS4.
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    FEARS FOR SAFETY OF FLYING CLUB SEAPLANE.
    1053 11 CUTTY SARK MISSING SINCE YESTERDAY. Search By R.A.F.J Wireless Messages To Ships. (•rave fears were felt yesterday and continued this morning for the safety of the Singapore Fl> ng Club's twinengined seaplane. Cutty Sark, which left the harbour yesterday morning and failed to
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    STOP PRESS
    137 11 CUTTY SARK FOUND ON ISLAND BEACH. The utty Sark was sighted at 10.38 a.m. this morning. The following statement was issued at the RSI at the time of going to press: "In order to make sure of the safety of the Cutty Sark R s I < seaplanes
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    FEWER STRIKES IN AMERICA.
    328 11 But Recovery Drive Still Hindered. Washington. Oct. 10. Strikes continue to hinder the success of the recovery drive. Thousands of steel and coal strikers In the Pittsburgh area returned to work today, but 35.000 miners are still out in West Pennsylvania. Coal strikes continue In Indiana,
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    ANTI-WAR TREATY
    45 11 Signed By States Of South America. Rio de Jainelro. Oct. 10. An anti-war treaty outlawing aggression and the forcible acquisition of territory haa been signed by representatives of Argetlna. Brazil. Chile. Mexico Paraguay and Uruguay In the presence of many diplomats and notabilities.—Reuter.
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    ARMS SITUATION "SO BAD."
    1504 11 Some Optimism. "SOMETHING WILL HAVE TO BE DONE. Oeneva. Oct. 9. Mr. Norman Davis, interviewed by Reuter on his arrival at the meeting or I the Disarmament Conference Bureau this afternoon, was feeling rather more optimistic "because the situation now was so bad. It Is obvious
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    GRAPPLING WITH WAR DEBTS PROBLEM.
    228 11 I Further "Token" Payments Unacceptable. Washington, Oct. 11. Following a war debt meeting. Mr. Acheson revealed that Sir Frederick Leith-Ross, the British delegate, had I urged that the present radically alterj ed world economic conditions, which had been unforseen when the settle- merit was made,
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    RESTRICTION.
    112 11 Favoured By Tapanoeli Native Planters. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bat a via. Oct. 11. The Medan vernacular n< papers report that the native planters of the Tapanoeli district, contrary to their previous attitude, now have no objection to rubber restriction. The Deli ourant states that the planters of Simeloengen
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    MINIATURE ELECTION.
    128 11 To Test Strength Of Government London. Oct. 9. A miniature general election la now pending and Is likely to Indicate the strength or otherwise of the support for the National Government The death on Saturday of Mr. N. W. Smith Carrlngton. Conservative member for the Stamford division of
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    ASSAULTED BY NAZIS.
    115 11 American Who Did Not Salute Flag:. Berlin. Oct. M An American citizen, an official of Woolworths named Wells, has protest ed through the American Coiv.ul \t hio maltreatment by a crowd of Nazis because he (ailed to salute the Nazi dag Wells, whose face was badly battered,
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    GROWING TENSION OVER C.E.R.
    1059 11 Soviet Refuses Manchu Demands. RUSSIANS ARRESTKD. Japan Denies Plot To Seize Rail. The Japuno-Soviet tension over the Chinese Eastern Railway is fast approaching a crisis. The Japanese are reported to be highly indignant over Soviet allegations of a Japanese plot to seize the C.E.R. Besides issuing
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    CHRISTMAS HAMPERS OF LOCAL PRODUCE.
    412 12 Malayan Agri-Horticultural Association Enterprise. Adopting a suggestion m ad* by the Planting Correspondent <>f the Straits Times, the Malayan Agri-Horticultural Association is offering Christmas hampers of Malayan produce tn he delivered at home. Contents and chest will be entirely Malayan prodmiThe price inclusive of freight,
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    SELANGOR'S RULER.
    211 12 People Manifest Their Iyoyaity. Our Own Correspondent.) Klang. Ccc 11 Ki-n.i; public availed themselves of 'l>ort unity to manifest loyalty to their ruler yesterday on his return from a tour of Java The road from the Klang Club to the Astar.a and the premises of the Astana :.ited.
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    ACID THROWING
    199 12 Two Moif Arrc-ts In (it'vlanjf Case. appiaiad as accused tn sad magistrate's court yesterday In connection with case of acid throwing ln Geylang Previously three men had been charged. .lays who were laUr arH::am bin Ahmat and bin Mlnggal. They were with abetment ol the oflence of vuiuntarlly
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    KLANG CATHOLICS.
    27 12 New luh House Opened. Our Own Correspondent I Klang. Oct. 8 Club »a offl ..y afternoon many well-wisher*. to the long- a club In KliiSfi.
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    BAIL REFUSED.
    126 12 Murder Charge Against Sikhs. On the ground that more human bones had been discovered yesterday and that the report from the Oovernment I Pathologist had not been received. I Court Inspector C (T. Bembroke objected to an application made by Mr. I. K Oale before Mr. N. Grice.
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    KEBUN'S DEATH.
    172 12 KE BUN'S DEATH. Grange Road Orchard Incident. The two boy*. Yacob bin Ahmad and Yee Ah San. who on July 26 were alleged to have entered an orchard in Grange Road and killed the caretaker by assaulting him when he tried to arrest them for theft of fruit, were yesterday
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    MALACCA CONCERT.
    77 12 Girls' Sports Club Show. <From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca Oct 1. The members of the Malacca Girls' Sports Club gave a variety entertainment on Saturday night at the Malacca High School Hall before a large audience. The programme Included: dance (A. Wlnton): gypsy dance (Miss B Peterson): duet
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    25 12 The Hon Mr A. K. a Beckett TerI rell. acting Chief Justice. F MS. and Mrs. Terred arrived ln Singapore today en rcute for Home
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    52 12 Vice Admiral Edward Ue_ tor. Ellis, accompanied by Lady Heason Ellis. Is passing through Singapore on his way from Java to Colombo. Sir Edward was one time chief of staff ln the Battle Cruisir Fleet during tne great war. and formerly held command of many famous fighting ships H. I
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    FROM THE BAR TO THE, BENCH.
    326 12 Former Lawyers As Chief Justices. (Prom Our Own Correspontient > Kuala Lumpur. Oct. 10. A reference to the desire of members of the bar that more practising lawyers should be appointed to the bench was made at Kuala Lumpur on Monday In saying goodbye
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    SYDNEY BRIDGE
    97 12 Proposed Suicide Preventive Devices. The Main Roads Department is considering the practicability of erectIng some device on the Sydney Harbour Bridge to prevent suicides. It is considered that a fine wire mesh protecting the parapet, as suggested by the City Coroner 'Mr. Farrlngton). would not be sufficient to
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    MALAY AIRMAN GAINS CERTIFICATE.
    304 12 Six New Soloists At Kuala Lumpur. 'From Our Own Correspondent > Kuala pm, Oci 10 September wma another very successful month (or the Kuala Lumpur Flylng Cl-b. SU new soloists and two new "A" Uceneees were recorded— Messrs. R. J. Watson and J. Hertslett— the latter
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    CAMERON HIGHLANDS.
    144 12 Mansions At Tanah Rata. Addressing the Malacca Rotary Club on what he saw at the Cameron High land* Mr. Ho Sing Ong. headmaster of the Anglo-Chinese School. Malacca said that a month's holiday recently spent there had convinced him they had In the highlands an Ideal health resort
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    ALLEGED KIDNAPPING OF PRIEST.
    257 12 Case Transferred. OPPOSITION TO BAIL WITHDRAWN. On Instructions from the Deputy Public Prosecutor, the case of kidnapping against Nal Chi Yin. a Siamese detective. Wee Ouin Poh. a 81amese Hoklan. Nal PI Koon. a Siamese. Jane Olsen. alias Jane Lim the Eurasian wife of the second
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    KILLED BY CAR
    139 12 Coroner Reserves Verdict. The Coroner. Mr. F. G Bourne, yesterday reserved his finding on the inquest on Wong Ah Koon. a 40-year-old eating shop proprietor, who was knocked down and killed by a motor-car In Pagoda Street on Sept 29. The driver of the car. Pong Chee
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    FURNITURE DEAL
    99 12 FUR NITURE DEAL Chinese Woman On Cheating Charge. The hearing was adjourned yesterday before Mr. H. A. Forrcr. the criminal district Judge into a charge o! cheating against a. Chinese woman Choo Ah Sap. who ""ay alleged to have cheated the Nans Hank lurnlture shop In Selegle Road of $434
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    NAVAL STATIONS
    97 12 Civil Lord's Tour Of Inspection. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Oct 10 Capt. Euan Wallace, Civil Lord of the Admiralty, who la on a tour of In* spectlon of eastern naval stations did not arrive at Penang today as expected. It Is understood that owing to a late
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    25 12 A Hylam boy was scalded by boll lag oil In a house ln Jalan Besar yesterday afternoon. His back, arms and thighs were badly burned.
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    55 12 The marriage was solemnised in the modern style of Mr. Ong Eng Ooh. second son of the late Mr. Ong Cheng Kang and Mrs. Cheng K ang. to Miss Cheah Tat Yew. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cheah Soon Moh. on Sund-y at the Ong Kongsi Penang. Dr. Ong Huck
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    Town And Country In Malaya.
    722 12 93 INCHES OF RAIN IN SINGAPORE Sirgapore. which Is situated to close to the equator, bu a fairly heavy rainfall averaging, over a per*od of 60 rears. 2362 4 mm <M lncnesi per annum, and has a marked single rainy season during the months of
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    61 12 The second annual Seafarers' Service will be held In St. Andrew's Cathedral on Sunday at 530 pm. The collection! at tiie service will be given to tin Missions to Seamen. The form ol service will differ very slightly from evensong, and the printed form provided will both make it easy
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    TEMPLE TRUSTEES AT LOGGERHEADS.
    2095 13 Before Mr. Justice Gerahty In the Supreme Court yesterday the affairs of the Hoag -cc Temple charity cane up for discussion. The case was one in which Lim Kirn Khenir and three others sued the Attorney General and four others in connection with the affairs of
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    MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE.
    283 13 Mr J Scott, of Glenealy Estate. .a t Pi-riik. returned from home last j week Dr and Mrs (Trench-Constant, of Kuala Lumpur, are leaving shortly log Trinidad Mr Nat Llebesklnd. managing of Warner Bros First National arrived from Java yesterday by the Planclus. Mr B A. Trrechman.
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    KWONG FOOK SENG BANKRUPTCY.
    1234 13 Receiving Order Against Chan Chan Phang. Judgment was. delivered by the Chief Justice. Sir Walter Huggard. In the Supreme Court yesterday In the, position for a receiving order against Chan Chan Phang. alias Chan Ylng Cheong. In his Judgment. His Lordship said: The facts leading up
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    SMUGGLING RICE INTO F.M.S.
    401 13 Will It Be Worth While? PROFITEERING TO BE INVESTIGATED. Will it b« worth while to smnxclr 1 rice into the F.M.8.. to evade thr new 1 tax of 15 cenU a ptral? I This is a question which officials are asking themselves writes our Kuala Lumpur
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    HEAVY WEATHER PRODUCES SOME VERY GREAT SOCCER SHOCKS
    3983 14 HOME SPORT. A Good Riddance To Body Line Bowling i from Our Own Correspondent.) SiriAirs Tims Office, Fleet Street. Sept. 26. r in home sport turn been the weather. .il days ol extremely heavy :iuous drought, changed concretehard Rugby aid Association pitches
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    CHINESE GO DOWN FIGHTING.
    455 14 Gallant Effort Against Wiltshire*. Wiltshire "B" I »U. Chines* nil. Holding their opponents in splendid fashion, the Chinese, who were playing their second rugger match at Tanglin yesterday, succeeded in keeping the margin of defeat to eight points to nil when they met the Wiltshire Regiment
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    NEGRI-PERAK RUGBY CUP BATTLE.
    230 14 Teams For Annual Game On Saturday. (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Oct. 10. Negrl Sembllan will meet Perak at Seremban on Saturday In the FarlelghRobertson Trophy series. This la an annual match played alternately In Seremban and Ipoh. At present Perak are the holders. The trophy
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    63 14 The following will represent the SVC. ln the Rugby match between the SVC. and the Oarrison on Saturday. Oct. 14 D. R. H-rper (Captain) O Dodds, J. C. Cooke. H. Price. R. C. R. Land, C. T. J. Owen. H. L. Davies. A. MacLennan. R. Davidson. T Priest, D. R.
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    CHINESE TENNIS PRODIGY.
    401 14 12-Year-Old (iirl Wins Praise In England. Little Miss O. Hoahlng Is a Chinese maiden of twelve summers only, and her father and mother took her to Roehampton to play In the spring lawn tennis tournament Not In the 8urrey championships, but la the Junior competition for girls
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    Padang Rugby.—Home Golf. —Ranking World's Tennis Stars.
    612 15 Padang Rugby. Home Golf. Ranking World's Tennis Stars. MERCHANTS NO MATCH FOR OFFICERS. Sodden Ground Averts A Heavy Defeat. Malaya OSSJ I— MB 6; Merchants 3. The opening match of the SCC ugby tournament was played yt<terlay on a very sodden Padang. the .lalaya Command Officers winning a .tiff battle
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    M.C.C.'S REPLY.
    230 15 "Same Spirit As In The Past" In 1934. Adelaide. Oct 10. The text o! the "body-line" cables t-aled today following the receipt here of the MCC reply to the ustrallan Board of Control. They show that negotiations were most lnendly The Australian Board ag- leg -theory has been
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    ALL CHINA OLYMPIC.
    58 15 Meeting Opened At Nanking. Shanghai. Oct. 8. The All-China Olympic Meeting was officially opened this morning, when hundreds of athletes from all parts of China paraded round the Nanking Riound ln the presence of thousands of spectators. Mr. T V. Soong opened the meeting officially, on behalf
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    DEAD HEAT.
    87 15 And Only 3 Runners In Race. London. Oct. 10. There were three runners for the Champion Stakes U'« miles 1,470 1 at Newmarket to-day There was s dead heat for first place, and the third horse was ten lengths away. Details: H H Aga Khan's DA-TUB t Mr
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    CESAREWITCH.
    54 15 Scratching^ For Race Today. Changes ln the Jockeys for Cesarewitch horses were announced yesterday (cables Reuter > Robertson will take the place of Cordell on Bunkawal, and Foster will ride on Strathallan instead of Lynch, who will ride Boldero. The Marquis de San Miguel's Lord Nugent, and Miss Dorothy
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    GOLF.
    146 15 The following players will take part I In a golf match between the Municipality and Sepoy Lines on Oct 15: Municipal players are mentioned first. 130. M. M. Patterson snd Kelly va Lowaon and Frew. 835 W. W. Patterson and 011 l ts English and Car son. 840 Laycock
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    AMERICA'S NEW GOLF CHAMPION.
    644 15 Unusual Style Of George Dun lap. Oeorge Dunlap. the 700ns New York toller, who came very new to winning the British tlUe at Hoylake this summer, to the new American champion. In the final at Cincinnati be defeated Max Marston by the decisive martin of 6
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    SEREMBAN SOCCER.
    168 15 Inter-Departmental League Result (From Our Own Correspondent.) 8eremban, Oct. 9. The Inter* Departmental Soccer League for Oorernment departments In this State which was Inaugurated last year due mainly to the efforts of Mr. A Kunaretnam and Mr. H. W. Mitchell, now of Singapore, has now come to conclusion.
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    GIRLS GOLF TITLE FOR SCOTLAND.
    648 15 Brilliant Future For Miss Anderson. London, Sept. 16. Miss Jessie Andersen, the elfhteen-year-old daughter of the professional at the Cralgle H1U course. Perth. U the new girl champion. In toe IS- holes final at Stoke Poses yesterday she beat Miss Enid Pears, a Warwickshire county
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    POLICE BEAT WILTS.
    39 15 Pastes 14 Ma; Wilts. "A" In a bard fought rugger match at Thomson Road Depot yesterday the Police defeated the "A" team of the Wiltshire Regiment by 14 points (three tries and a goal) to nothing.
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    SPORTTNG FIXTURES.
    126 15 Todaj. Ortofear IL -nebs': ac.C. XT vs. Pu__ Scrr_as Padaoc; B_P. "A" va. WUtsh-ae. e*Mmtmr. Hockey OJLO. I vs RAP 1. SCRC frd S-R.C. -id vs. I— Sod; BJLO. grd.. ac.c. va Pottos ut, ns— ag J-J. ss. OJU, Paya __ar TJ_C_. I vs. Tth Bty. R-A TKCi
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    WORLDS FIRST TEN TENNIS PLAYERS.
    693 15 How Home Press Ranks Men And Women. Men. 1. J. H. Crawford (Australia). 2. F. J. Perry (England). 3. J Satoh (Japan). 4. H. W. Austin (England). 5 H. E. Vines (U.S.i. 8. H. Cochet (France). 7. F. X Shields >. 8. S B. Wood
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      291 16 Empire Radio Programme. TODAY. 2.20 p.m. A Light Orchestral Concert. 3.5 Talk: The British Empire "The Commonwealth of Nations"—-: The Orowth of the Dominions." Professor R. Coupland. OLE. 3.35 An Organ Recital by Herbert Dawson. 4.5 The News 7.20 Quentln MacLcan: At the Organ of the Trocadero Cinema. Elephant and
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      503 16 tra: Directed by Henry Hall 835 The Northern Studio Orchestra: Directed by John Bridge. 9.20 The News. 9.35 The Paramount Theatre Orchestra: Directed by Lionel Falkman. 10.20 Music Hall. 11.20 Interlude. 11 30 "Music and the Ordinary Listener." Sir Walford Davies 1150 The Hotel Metropole Orchestra 12.20 The News. 1235
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      140 16 Station Z.H.I, j SINGAPORE, j (Owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya Ltd.). Broadcast House, No. 2 Orchard Road. Singapore. TODAY. OCT. 11. 1933. 6 p.m. Recorded Music. 6.45 p m. News Bulletin kindly supplied by Straits Times. Stock and Shares and Mar- ket Report kindly supplied by
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      The British Broadcasting Corporation.
      1315 16 FROM IU early days the British Broadcasting Company was severe- j ly hedged about with restriction? ln respect of the news that might be disseminated by this medium— the times' at which lt might be broadcast, the! amount of news which might be given. < and
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      Distant Reception Notes
      319 16 i INTERFERENCE by heterodynes or 1 actual lamming has been rather serious on both the medium and the long wave-bands of late. Much of it is doe to wavelength wandering, though some of it ls caused by Illicit stations or by authorised stations working on unauthorised wavelengths
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      The B.B.C. Programmes
      383 16 The B. B. C. Programmes Cer.ain important changes have been made in the Empire Service arrangemenst. The object of this article Is to explain the reasons for these changes In the first place, it has become Increasingly obvious thst the sonal basis on which the Empire Service was founded ln
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      AERIALS
      159 16 M7IT„ the amazing amplification which the modern valve can glv.\ and the efficiency of our receivers, we are Inclined to think that the aerial r.nd earth do not matter With set selec tlvlty vastly improved, we would be prepared to wager that th thousands of aerials which have been
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      Notes From Bengal.
      1705 17 India's Population Is 352,837.778 Increase Of 30,01)0.000 Since 1921 Census Comparison B iffi Britain The Air Mail Extension B ircless On The Frontier Industrial Disputes, Our Own Correspondent) Sept. X. q volumes of Its kind ran pack so much Interest Into its hundreds of larg« pages than
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      REFORM OF THE CONSTITUTION.
      250 17 Probable Motions In Council Colombo. Oct. 1 In all probability the State Council wbl again be asked to deliberate on the qintlcn of the reform of the Constitution, and the Leader of the House, Sir Baron JayatUaka, will Introduce a number of resolutions on the subject.
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      RANGOON ELECTIONS
      210 17 European And Hindu Nominations. Rangoon. Oct. 2. A great deal of Interest has been aroused In the city of Rangoon In connection with the forthcoming municl- pal bye-elections one In I he East < Rangoon Hindu ward, caused by the j death of Mr. D. Venkataswamy. and the
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      MUNICIPAL FUNDS SCANDAL.
      757 17 Money Squandered. CASES OF FRAUD NOT PUNISHED. District Boards In the United Provinces have acquired an unertabl" notoriety in the matter of their financial condition for, according to the latest official renew of their working, the majority of the boards "have made no real attempt to turn
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      KIDNAPPING SCARE IN LUCKNOW.
      444 17 Four Fakirs Killed By Mob. Lucknow. Sept 20. Four men dressed like fakirs were seriously Injured by an infuriated mob yesterday, on the road leading to the railway station from Nakahlndola on suspicion that they were kidnappers. Three were found lying on the roadside with very
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      STUDENTS IN CUSTODY
      94 17 Chittagong Round -I p Of Suspects. Chittagong. Sept. 20. Amiyakantl Ouha. a terrorist suspect. who was previously arrested In connection with the PaharUll raid and discharged, has been rearrested and detained under the Bengal Ordiname Sudhlr Kanungoe. a student of the Collegiate School, has been arres'ed on
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      RANGOON POLICE HANDICAPS.
      383 17 The City's Crime. TOO FKW CONSTABLES AVAILABLE Rangoon. Sept 30. The economic depression and the Influx of criminals from the district* who are attracted by the cbancc of environment as shipping coolies but fill In their spare time in criminal pursuits have led to a Urge increase
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    INDIA AND JAPAN.
    144 18 Trade Convention To Be Extended. Rugby. Oct. 9. The temporary extension of the Indo-Japanese Trade Convention which expires on Tuesday has been effected by an exchange of notes between Sir John Simon and the Japanese Ambassador ln London. The arrangement provides that the Convention shall remain ln
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    RIOTS IN VIENNA.
    78 18 Protest Agßinst Ban On A Newspaper. Vienna. Oct 11. Riots have broken out at OUakrtnc. working-class suburbs of Vienna following a demonstration ln protest against the Government ban oa the A rbelterZeltung. Mounted police charged the demonstratora making many arrest* before peace was restore— The police have
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    THE PHILIPPINES.
    28 18 Manila Oct 10. The House of representatives by M votes to 23 has approved the action of the Senate ln rejecting the Philippine Independence Act.— Renter.
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      MR. ERIC MACFADYEN.
      290 19 Advice Tn My FellowIManterO r of the Straits Times. In your repor. of the recent .ping. I read i h pleasure a friendly menir.y own name The speaker. an undue responsibility lor tha rs' Prowas a string f jrrr. which B in? Ing hLs ia more could
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      WHOLESALE SHOOTING.
      107 19 To the Editor of the Straits Times. At the meeting of the Singapore mmissioners on Friday. _Ml the Cetrucwlld Ufa wiihin municipal areas ll with Mr Griffith-Jones' view that the municipal area should I do. however oppose Mr. Parbury s suggesUon that the Com!...uld try to secur. the
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      "BUSINESS IS BUSINESS"
      319 19 -aits Times a find any n oi the <>v: om de plume loot of insur- r.e pro:iipany. assisting the company to easiness, the shareholder his *n dividend .sual to And an inhelping .ise lt Is termed a /riglnal pro- own British comished over a century ago :nount
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      DITCH AIR MAIL.
      124 19 To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir For several weeks now Mm GPO h_i notified the public that the Dutch air mails are expected to arrive on Thursdays for delivery at 4.30 pm. It ls generally known that they usually arrive on Fridays and Saturdays I
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      THE WILKINS SCHEME.
      207 19 To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir His ExceUency the Governor, ln his speech at the Legislative Council meeting on Oct 2. recapitulated the conditions requisite ln any scheme for the control of rubber which may be put forward In this connection I d-sire to point
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      EDUCATIONAL REFORM.
      594 19 To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir— From the speeches of certain members of the Legislative Council and from the articles that have ap- the local papers from time to urn i. lt would seem that there ls an urgent need (or extended English education and that
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