The Straits Times, 13 October 1933

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    38 1 The Straits Times ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURY. J LARGEST AND MOST fNftUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 20 PAGES. Singapore, fbiday, October is, 1m PRICE 10 CENTS. The Straits Times 20 I' SING^KDHfc, £RIDA% 1% 19^. iv I i MS.
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      319 1 SINGAPORE: 78. CECIL ST. (PHONE 8181). o. j. sonr 1 \BtL J iam now DECLARES >|l P""^ "T IN LESS THAN A WEEK INFLUENZA WEAKNESS was removed by PHOBFKRINE I had a very bad attack of Influenza which lasted three weeks. When I was able to get about again, I
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      477 2 P. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. Incorporated In England) MAIL. PABSRNOBR AND CAROO SERVICES. AR AND ORIENTAL S NCO CNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY^ GOVERNMENT LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL BERVICK OUTWARD FROM LONDOM FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. Due Tonnage 8 pore COMORIN ***** Ort 13 SOMALI 4.J10 Oct
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      658 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (MPPO.N YISEN KAIMIA.) TO LONDON. Naples. Msrsiias. Lißlia, Aatwerp Vessels Toonage Doe BaJ I K/.SHIMA MARU 10.000 Ort II 30 t YASUKUNI MARU 12.000 Oct 31 Nov. 1 HAKOtTB MARU 10.400 Not IS II I SL'WA MARU 17.000 Nov. 30 Dec 1 I FUSHIMI MARU 10.900 Dec. 14
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      566 4 ADVERTISEMENT RATES The ebargn and aastoattlsn* far CLASSIFIED ADV*»II*«MKNTS are a* n*«r 25 cenU per line per Insertion with a mlc!arn* charge of 61 per Insertion. There are approximately atx word* to a line. TSrthsT Marriages Deaths. Acknowledgements. Announcement* and PJ».C card* will be charged at the rate of $3
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      679 4 HOUSES. FLATS TO LET B****oows. Aogamm Park. Asyaßj* O*. BOTJBB on Institution BUI Bant 9*o United Engineers. TO LET, 7. Napier Rd, 14. Chatßwortt Road. Apply Mwyer Bra*. TO LET. SHOP. FLAT. Amker mansion* Appb rpas* Baimwig Oorp, t*. a**rket Bt TO LET No. t, Mt Elisabeth, tennl* conn and
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      640 4 FOR SALE FOB SALE. Oareia Piano 1110. Letter* No. 931. Thnaa. FOR SALE, one Baby Orand Piano (t Tear* OM). Price new ***** now WOO Apply 33, Tanglin Road. FOR SALE. KBLVTJtATOR, 7 cv. ft 1 years old. Perfect condition, further partle*Aw* apply P. O Be* I*9. Smgapore. WILL sell
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      675 4 PUBUC NOTICES. NOTICE. The Barbara* Bank* win be closed on Wednesday. Oet it. DeepanUl (Pubuc Hottday). TAKUAPA VAIXEY TIN DREDGING, NO LIABILITY (Incorporated m New South Wan*) NOTICE Is hereby given that the Debenture Transfer Books of the Company will be close* from Thursday. October M until Friday, November 9,
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      711 4 AUCTION NOTICE. IN THE SUPREME COURT, SINGAPORE. Saw. Na. 1*79 wt 1931. Laaa Mag Can aMaa La** law, Flimlm* i t. Let ma* Otang 3. Feng Aa Cnay (f), AUCTION KALE of valuable freehold land and house No. t Jalan Ampa*. Singapore, area 3 rood* and 33 poles of Grant
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      442 4 I BUSINESS CARDS_ 1 FIGARO Baetaal Bedared Charges Fer OCTOBEB ana NOVEMBEB ONLY f£A FEBMANENT WAVING. taillll* Lain" Hair Dreaaara. mr-i B3a*et (Beeaa It*) aad at 93 Bras Baaafe Baad. MASSAGE HALV MANICURE AND MASSAGB. Mrs. HAH I aad Mlm BANA. tt, WATCBXOO iTBBET. Telephooe 74»7. BJCNUAM. Ban Eng Huat
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      38 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Wltkln OwtakV wltbewt Malaya. Malaya. Paataga. M.nlhlT tIM I «-M J J.M ijoarterly t 6.SS JIM* t 7«* Hall Yearl, $17.6* M4J* tIfJJ \rarl, 634.96 !4Mt tM M Nte—Osl.taMia cke**as snewM mctawe the awaal bank attscewat.
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    SCOTTISH PETITION TO KING.
    285 5 To Revive The Earldom Of Ross. A petition Is. I hear, being submit* ed to the King, which will probably r*sult in a UUe being added to those at present held In the Royal FamUy. writes a correspondent of the Dally Telegraph. It la signed by
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    SCOTLAND YARD.
    185 5 Brigadier Whitehead's Appointment Scotland Yard on Sept. 25 announced the appointment of Brigadier James Whltehead aa Assistant Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police. Mr. George Abblss has been promoted to the rank of Deputy Assistant Commissioner The appointments dated from Sept. 30 Brigadier Whltehead is Deputy AsaUtant Commissioner of
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    S.V.C. ORDERS.
    62 5 Programme of Drills up to and for week ending Oct. 15th. 1933. Friday 515 pm. Headquarters "D" 1 Eurasian) Coy. 30 yards Range. "F" (Malay) Coy. Miniature Range. Saturday— Buklt Tlmah lat Bn SB.V.F. Practice Competition. Head quarters "D" (Eurasian) Coy. 30 yards Range. Sunday 7 a.m.— Blakan
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    GIVING UP CAR.
    286 5 After Right Fines In As Many Weeks. I After elgr.. Ones In eight weeks lor car parking offences In the West End Mr Henry Shine, of Cavendish Square. W.. managing director of a company owning a number of London properties. Is to give up his private car
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    FUTURE OF THE HARBOUR.
    1208 5 PENANC LETTER. Problem That Brooks No Delay Check On Commercial Enterprise The Hill Surprise Six Asiatic Rugby Clubs. (From Our Own Correspondent Penang. Oct. 8. It came as something of a shock after the proceedings at the last meetIng but one of the Legislative Council, to
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    PROFESSOR EINSTEIN.
    177 5 In £1,000,000 U.S. Institute. London. Sept 22 A safe harbour of refuge has at last been found for Professor Einstein. He Is to leave England, probably on ,Oct. 6. to take up work at the Institute of Advanced Study In New York newly established Institution, where he wUI
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      284 5 HOTELS TO-DAY'S ATTRACTIONS COCKTAIL DANCE MAKAN KETCHIL 6.15 p.m. to 8.15 p.m. INFORMAL DINNER DANCE I IB p.m. to Mid-Night SATURDAY, Oct. 14th. CABARET BALL Final Performance of MpjfJ. T. SVETLANOVA in Singapore WITH NEW NUMBERS. DANCING From 9.45 p.m. to Midnight. ADMISSION NON-DINERS $1.00. RAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA PHONE 5381.
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      146 5 "EPOCH" TBS Pioneers Leaders ol duality MOVING OOIL Speaker*. IBS Inventors of Urn modern Permanent Uagaet Moving OoU Spaaketm. The Spaaken with umJII TONS— Osad bjr over 3,000 TaJkte Theatre* m M%te£r£pss to suit every pin. pwpoe*. each model the leader to Ms own price claw Tea WSJ bay aa
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      472 5 MALAYAN A.R.S. KUALA LUMPUR. Today's Programme. 7 pjbv H.M.V. Becords. C 1937 Selection.— "La Trartata' Marek Weber and his Orchestra. C 214» Slavonic Dances— Net. 1 and 3 —Royal Opera Orcnestra. C 2082 Potpourri— Tales of Hoffmann"— Marek Weber and hla C-xhes-tra. C IMl— Old Vienna Amorettentanse"— Marek Weber and
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    A "DREAM HOUSE" !N KENT LEFT TO BRITAIN.
    983 6 Explorer's Story of The Tudor Home He Loved. Col John Charles Baron Stathim. CBK, CHO, If R.C.8.. L.R.C P late R.A.M.C.. of Ux»e. Maldatooe, rxpl-jrrr and UMalai— II who died on April aaed SO. Itft eitate ..Toat valur of <4 M 2.
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    SOLOMON'S MINES.
    126 6 Reported Discovery By Italian Engineers. The site of King Solomon's Mines familiar to British schoolboys through Rider Haggard's book, is believed to ha\c been found in the hilly falla country ot Abyssinia, says the Dally Herald. A party of Italian engineers employer] by the Abyssinian Government to build
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    THE ZOO'S SMOKING CHIMPANZEE.
    354 6 Cage Nearly Set On Fire. Bubu, the Zoo's black- faced chlm- panxee. has narrowly escaped setting her home on fire. In spite of the official notice requesting that no tobacco In any form should be given to the inmates of the Monkey House, and with thoughtless
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    NAVAL SURVEYING.
    311 6 479 New Charts And Plans. The report of Admiralty Surreys tor the year 1932. rendered by the Hydrographer oi the Navy, Captain J. A Edgell. not only reveals the extent and diversity of the work performed by the Naval Surveying Service, but also the close International co-operation that
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    A NOVEL ALIBI.
    107 6 Monkey And The Fingerprints. A novel defence put forward by s man accused of sbopbreaklng at Edmonton and stealing cash and tobacco was successful at Middlesex Session on Sept 23. Accused was Frederick Benton, 28. a metal pollster, and the prosecution relied on the findings of his
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      68 6 TAKE HOME |S/ Cakes and Confections from the OH \4| r' No matter who bur*- -Mother.. Father. Son or Daaafeser— the result wUJ be the same Perfectly baited they are packed full of wholesome o>U«ht art) will prove a Joy to whoever has the fortune to be In the spot
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    FOR SYMPATHY, NOT PUNISHMENT.
    157 7 Sick Mother Whose CMIi Died. who looked weak i r I'lured yesterday before i r.d magistrate. Mr. N. Ortce. ;>o.sitlng the corpse ni child In a public in f ilUilt accents the woman said had given birth to the child ago In her room during her
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    RICK TAX PROTEST.
    95 7 Perak Chinese To Petition The Sultan. The Chinese community of Perak has decided to send a petition to the Sultan of Prrak protesting against the raw duty which coraes Into force on Oct 17 The petition points out that the population as i whole l.s not encouraged
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    MR. T. W. OXLEY.
    88 7 New Kuropean Officer At Penan?. m-nlly with the appointment of a m w European Chief Sanitary In|af th" Health Department. Penang Municipality 'to fill the vamnry caused by the drath of the late Mr S Reutens*. another new appointment has been made to this department, namely,
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    WIFE NEGLECTED.
    65 7 Maintenance Order Against Taiping Chinese. From Our Own Correspondent* Talplng. Oct 10. The Talplng magistrate. Che Alfrakrl. dellver.nl Judgment ordering Chnnx Fook Srong. a well-known locaiCatholic Chinese, to pay (30 a month I to his wife. Young Voon Move, on a maintenance summons The cause of his neglect
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    KEDAH WILD LIFE.
    77 7 Mr. K. llubbark's New Appointment. Mr. T. R Hubback. who has already been appointed honorary chief game warden. Straits Settlements and Federated Malay States, has been appointed honorary adviser In the matter of wild life preservation in Kedah with effect from Sept 4. says the Kedah Govern-;
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    MALAYAN SNAKES IN LONDON.
    449 7 14 Cases Of Reptiles At The Zoo. The arrival of 14 cases of snakes from Malaya has been the cause of much activity behind the scenes of the Reptile House of the London Zoo. writes a correspondent of the Observer. The operation of unpacking such cases
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    NEW TUBE STATION.
    211 7 An Engineering Feat At Holborn. Sept. 25 marked the passing of a famous Tube station, and the opening j of a new one. Museum station, familiar to the thou- I sands whose work lies near the British :m and High Holborn. no longer,' exists, and from Sept.
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    ALLEGED MURDER.
    42 7 (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Oct. 11. Before Raja g— «-i— «f» the Serf mban magistrate, today, a Tamil. Appache. was charged with the murder of a Taaail woman. Thalwanat on Buklt Jateteng Robber BsUte. Accused wu FBflUUMted In custody.
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    NEW WATER SCHEME.
    476 7 To Supply Town Of Hamhantota. Colombo. Oct. 3. It U understood that the Public Works Department has dlscoverd a new source of water supply for the town of Hambantota A survey Is new In progress In connection with a scheme proposed by officers o! the Department and
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    DEPORTEE'S RETURN.
    192 7 Unavailing; Plea Of Deafness. A man who insisted that he was deaf and could not hear what was being said In court was sentenced on Wednesday to six months rigorous Imprisonment by Mr. R. J. F Curtis, the third magistrate Detective -Inspector Wray gave evidence that the accused.
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    50 7 The band of the So Police will play i the following, weather permitting, at' Katong Park tonight, at 5.15 pm. The March Colonf. Bogey <Alford>. Overture Martha <Flotow>; WalU Beautiful Danube (Strauss) Selection Harry Lauders' Songs < Lander) Intermezzo Rendezvous <Aletter>;l Schottische MascaUU (Ercllla) M-H- 1 ley Looking Back war
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      452 7 |H TO-NIGHT'S OPENING AT THE CAPITOL! A GREAT SHOW!! SSBI RONALD COLMAN at his best in ItTr UNITED ARTISTS BRILLIANT DRAMATIC TRIUMPH Sgyy— "THE MASQUERADER" jpZ^m CVEN HIS WIFE He hired a stranger t0 double f° r him! He with LLI S S A LmNDI COULDN'T TELL THEM APART I
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    158 8 Commodities Quiet And Easier NEW YORK CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY. <*Rom Our Financial Correspondent /> Singapore, Friday. Today's Prices Rubber, remains at 13 cts. Tin. Singapore price $112.75 down 62 2 cts. Gold. £6 13s. 54., up 3</,d. Yesterday's Prices Rubber. London. 3 31/324., unchanged. New York, closed.
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    PRODUCE.
    312 8 n.irr. Oct. 13, 12 no«n. Buyer. Seller Gambter 4 50 Java Cube 8.00 Hambuig Cub. 8.00 Muntok Whlto Pepper 23.00 White Pepper 2XOO Black Pepper 13.25 Mixed Black Pepper 900 Copra, sundried 320 I Copra, mixed 2.65 Small Flake Tapioca 4 30 Fair Flake Tapioca 4.20 i varl Tapioca
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    TIN RETURNS
    36 8 Penawat —Output pcta M 4 ymrtea* trcss•o ISS 000 ru. yd» runnin* Vmt 4C3 hrm Batu BrUmor Peta. 2M4*. hn. MM, au ycfc M 70C Bataac Padanc— PcJa. lit. an MS eu PS* MOM.
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        BONING.
        435 8 Issue Val. Pd. £1 £1 Asam Kumbang £1 £1 Austral Malay 6/- 5/ A/er HiUm Tin 1 1 Aver Weng £1 £1 Bangrin Tin 1 1 BatangPadang 1 1 Batu Caves £1 £1 Chenderiang 50 50 Hitam Tin 1 1 Hong Fatt 6/- 5/- Hong Kong Tin 5 5
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        GENERAL.
        285 8 MM Val Pd. Buyers Sellers. 2 2 Alex. Brick Ord. 1.00 2 2 Alex. Brick Prefs. 1.45 1.55 El £1 Brit. Am. Tobacco 5.12.6 5.17.6 10 5 British Malaya Trustee 5.35 5.50 cd. U £1 Con. T. S. 7S, Prefs. 24 25/H £1 Con. T. S. Ord. 21 9
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        127 8 Singapore Municipal 5 p.c. of 1901 red. 1940 *400,000 106 108 nom. Singapore Municipal 4K p.c IN. ,966 ,AoM* ,06 ,08-on, Singapore Municipal 4ft p.c of 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 105 107 nom. Singapore Municipal 4 p.c. of ..I.' 1913 red. 1963 $2,000,000 102 103 nom. Singapore
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        372 8 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's Quotations, Today's Prices Freer LyaJl Evatt 4 Co. Allenby ($1) 0.75 0.85 0.75 0.90 Alor Gajah ($1) 0.60 0.70 0.60 0.70 A. Hitam ($1) 0.70 0.80 0.7 6 1.00 A. Kuning (*1) 0.15 0.20 0.15 0.20 A. Malay (*2) 1.35 1/60
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      EXCHANGE RATES.
      229 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 2/4 5/S2 London, 3 months' sight 2 4 1 London, 60 days' sight 2/4 7/64 london, 30 days' sight 2/4 332
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      67 8 N.x.n, Oct. 13. R.S.S. equal to London Standard Buyers. Sellers. Spot (loose) 13 Hi K (F. 0.8.) |SU Standard R.S.S. on Tender Buyers. Sellers. Oct. 13 1 6 13 3/16 Oct.-Dec. 13 V 4 ISU Jan-Mar 13 U 1844 Apr-June 13 V 4 13% Tone
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      BRITISH TRADE.
      169 8 Further Expansion Overseas. Rugby. Oct 11 Further expansion In overseas trade In September Is revealed In the pre- iimlnary Board of Trade figures. Imports during the last month were valued at £57.772.000 against £56.754.000 In August and £54.272.000 .ii September of last year. ;> ru during September total.'c
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      "THE STALIN."
      88 8 New Stratosphere Balloon To Be Rdilt. Moscow. Oct. 10. Employe** of the Soviet Works No. 39. where the fond-jla or the recordbreaking stratosphere balloon was built, have decided to rrake the gondola, of a projected new ixratosphere balloon, the "Stalin." It will be technically more complete than 1U
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE,
    190 8 Srlmt PuxUanc. BrackaUx. SUk. P Buyk. Port de Kock and Pwtang <Amp«nf> 3 pm. Chrkbnu bUnd iHrlan U*ru) 1 pm. Ceylon and Bombay iHarre Maru> 3 pm. North. N-Batt «t H -W-st Sumatra (Tlnombot I p m. Brlavan. Upprr Burma. North and But India (Honolulu Maru> 3
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    37 8 MAILS FO R EUROPE. By K»rapol» Kota Plnanr Poelau Roeblah C'arthivv Conic vrrdr Left Ait* Spore Vam4tm Bept 7 F-rt 30 Sept. S Oct. 2 Sept. 14 Oct. 8 Srpt. IS Oct. 7 Bept It Oct T
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    EXCHAV
    99 8 Rupby, Oct. 11. Foreign exchanges today Amsterdam 7.70 Athens 557' Belgrade 22S Berlin 13.(»L'' Brussels 2*2. :?G Bucharest 522' Bombay 1/6 3 64 Bueno.« Aires 45 official. Copenhagen 22.40 Geneva 16.03 Honjr Kon^r 1 I Helsingfors 226' -j Lisbon 102 1 Madrid 37 6 32 Milan M Monzreal 4.76^
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    OITWARD MAIL.
    35 8 Mails from Eprope. (London malls dispatched Sept. 21). ex P and O. Cotnorln will arrive by train tonlg >t. Correspondence will be ready 1 r delivery to boxholdcrs at 8 30 a.m. tomorrow.
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    AIR MAIL.
    32 8 The outward Dutch Aeroplane a reported to have Mt Alor Star this morning. The mall It expected to arrive in S'ngapore at 11 am. today and will be delivered Immediately.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    52 8 From France by Athos II due at Singapore 7 am. on Sunday. Prom China and Japan by Nagato Maru due at Singapore on Sunday. From China and Japan by Kumsang due at Singapore 6 a rr. on Monday. Frt:m China and Japan by Tango Mara due at Singapore
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      61 8 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. rrMay. Oetoker 11 V'Mtton Day at Po Leun« Kuk. 4 30 p IB. Annual mtc of RitUi Malaya Trvnee BMeuter Co.. Ltd aoon. Polk* Band. Katonc Park. 5 1$ pjb. Wiiaaiaay. Ortoawr II Rotary Tiffin, Adelphl Hotel, 1 pjn. mwUm erenta wIU be found under separate
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      RUBBER PRICES ADVANCE.
      935 9 Symington And Wilson's Report Symington and Wllnfi'i report dated London. Sept. 90. lUlci Since our laat report the tone of the rubber market has been firm and prices show a considerable adrance on the week. A number of factors have been responsible for the Improvement In the
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      HOME AND AMERICAN STOCKS.
      255 9 I Closing Quotations In London. (From Oar Own Correspondent). London. Oct. IX Closing quotations today of the principal British stocks are siren below The rise or fall la in relation to the price of Oct. 11. GOVKKNMXNT STOCKS. MUTISM. Btj Of I Pall r<e*rrsion Loan 117H
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      TEMERLOH COCONUT & RUBBER ESTATE
      754 9 TEMERLOH COCONUT RUBBER ESTATE POf $4,467 On Year's Operations. Minutes of the adjourned 23rd "»""w* tweral meeting of the Temertoh Coconut and Rubber Estate UdL. held at the registered office of the company No. Beach Street, Penan*, on Oct 7. 1933. Present: Messrs. P. N. Knight Chairman). J. O. Brown
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      MALAY UNITED RUBBER ESTATES.
      352 9 t Compulsory Control Essential. w moth annual general meeting be Malay United Robber Estates. Ltd.. was beld on Sept M at 71. St. Mary An, IC. Mr. P. J. Burgeat <the chairman) said that during 1933-33 the average sale price was the lowest In the history
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      RUBBER MARKET.
      140 9 Guthrie And Co.'s Weekly Report. i Guthri<- and Co.'s weekly rubber i report, dated Oct. 12. states: Since last reporting, the market has been very quiet with no outstanding feature to Influence prices. i Today* quotations are:— <■ Spot 13% cents, down cent London 4d. unchaneed. t New
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      TIN DIVIDENDS.
      91 9 IB&ngrin Resumes Payment. i? Bangrtn Tin Dredging Comr U wwmhig payment* with an rim drridend of 10 per cent <* •ban), lew tax. This Is the first CUsUlbtton ttn the 10 per cent, lnt*rtm (Uvldeod paid In respect of 1938 I The torn immij. whlc) has a. ratiial
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      PROFIT OF £1,346.
      32 9 Layang Rubber Plantations. Layang Rubber Plantations lA&^ re- I port profit cl £144* far the ye*r ended June 30 An amount of £14JM has been carrt<-d forward to credit.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    120 10 Singapore. ALBAMUA Moonlight and Prctarl* With Mary Brian iittn. The Maaqucrader. With Ronald Coknan Blaat Landl. flit— t.u. GBCAT HUKII) Cabaret— Speaw Eaally With Bum Keatoo The Old Dark Houit MAHLn<>EOH,B La* Tracy In Private Jone*. 6 It— It. M» WORLD Sid* Show*. Cabaret. Duetag. Talkiea. Theatre* Cimwn PAVILION
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    77 10 1 bet to txpraa my heartfelt thanks to the SUIT of Tbo Tan Ttek Bent Hospital for the tender care given me whilst I m a patient suffering from Pleurtojr St fistula Id ano. It Is »iUi a feeling of ecstasy that I am able to announce
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE FRIDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1933. A BAD EXAMPLE.
    853 10 We are prompted to refer again to i the decision of the F.M.S. Government to place an Import tax on rice by i Important developments which are taking place In China. In previous comments on this matter we havr
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    SARAWAK GAZETTE.
    158 10 The Sarawak Government Oasette states: Mr. D. V. Murphy, assistant commlsiloner oi Sarawak constabulary, has been appointed officer superintending the Kuchlng constabulary sector and deputy superintendent of prisons, third til vision. Mr. W. H. Kelly, acting commissioner of Sarawak constabulary, has been appointed officer superintending the Stbu constabulary
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    KEDAH GAZETTE.
    110 10 The Kedah Omiette states: Mr. O. Wilkinson, acting Conservator of forests, has been granted seven months and three days' leave of absence on full pay with effect from Aug. 19. Che Abdul Manaff bin Moh. Hassan, assistant superintendent, monopolies and customs, Alor Star, has been granted two months'
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    NOTES OF THE DAY
    622 10 p WHAT'S THE TIME? I A Bangkok arm of clockmakers R been publishing as an advertlseixi'n a aerie* of photographs of clocks I has Installed In the Siamese capt'a A flrm of clockmakers here won! I have difficulty in publishing a advertisement on similar lines, for
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    TODAY'S SPECIAL ARTICLE.
    1207 10 TRANSPORT PROGRESS. The rate at which means oj transport have progressed within the past century has been phenomenal, and the question arises as to what xill happen to roads and railway* with the growth of air trvnsIn this article. Sir PhiUp Dawson. UP, the British transport authority,
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    ANOTHER REVOLT AGAINST SIAMESE GOVERNMENT.
    979 11 ARMED FORCE MARCHING ON BANGKOK. COMMUNICATIONS PARALYSED. Conservatives 9 Counter-Thrust Against Modernists. Yet another revolution has broken out in Siam. The present movement appears to be a couater-thrast by ike conservative elements against the modernists, who at present hold power in Bangkok. It is reported
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    TIN QUOTAS TO BE HIGHER
    567 11 Forecast 01 Details Of New Agreement. THREE YEAR PERIOD. 50 Per Cent By April If Consumption Good. It is understood that a new international tin restriction agreement with intran— d quotas, to remain in force for three yean*, will begin on Jan. 1, 1934. If
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    GOVERNOR OF CYPRUS.
    58 11 Sir Herbert Palmer Appointed. Rugby. Oct. 11. The King has approved the appointment of Mr. Eugene Mllllngton Drake, counsellor at the British Embassy at Buenos Aires, to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at Monte Video. Sir Herbert Palmer has been appointed Governor and Commander-m-Chlef of Cyprus
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    ROOSEVELT TO END STRIKE SCOURGE.
    498 11 Money Policy. STATEMENT EXPECTED SOON. Washington, Oct. 12. While President Roosevelt's personal intervention is sought to end the strike scourge, the task of reorganising the National Industrial Recovery Association is proceeding apace. Conversations are being held between Oen. Hugh 8. Johnson, tt Recovery Administrator Mr.
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    VS. DEVIL'S ISLAND.
    56 11 For Gangsters, Racketeers And Kidnappers. Washington. Oct. 12. That the Department of Justice has selected Alcatraz Island, a desolate spot near San Francisco, as a penal colony for gangsters, racketeers and kidnappers was revealed in a speech by Mr. George H. Cummings, the Attorney-Gene-ral. This new American
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    AIR MAIL.
    62 11 England To Australia Next Year. Rugby. Oct. U. Sir Samuel Instone. Director of Imperial Airways, announcrd today that It was hoped to operate a complete England to Australia air mail within ten or twelve months and he added that they were actively Investigating the projected Atlantic air mall
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    KINGSFORD SMITH.
    148 11 Congratulations From Air Secretary. Rugby. Oct 12 The news of Air Commodore Sir Charles Kingsford Smith's great achievement in completing the flighi from England to Wyndham In Western Australia in the record time of 7 days 4 hours 14 minutes was immediately telephoned to Bandrtngham where the King,
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    VISITS DOCKYARD.
    61 11 German Naval Attache At Paris Embassy. Paris. Oct. The Naval Attache at the German Embassy at Paris, Capt. Wever, has arrived at Toulon where he Inspected the arsenal, and various contrivances belonging to the equipment of the naval marines stationed there and several warships of the First French
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    HITLER'S SPEECH ON DISARMAMENT.
    317 11 May Be Postponed. GERMAN DELEGATE RECALLED. Berlin. Oct. 12. Herr Rudolf Nadolny has been recalled .from Oeneva to report to the Chancellor. Herr Hitler, on the Disarmament Conference. Meantime. It Is expected that Herr Hitler wIQ postpone his eagerly awaited speech on disarmament Reuter. Fall Meaawre
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    OUT FOR RECORD.
    46 11 rim Leaves England For Australia. London. Oct. IS. Mr. Charles Urn. the wellknown Australian airman, left Kelt ham aerodrome last night for Australia in an attempt to break the record set up two days ago by Air Commodore Sir Charles kingsford Smith. Reuter.
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    COTTON INDUSTRY.
    145 11 New Costing Method To Raise Prices. London. Oct. 12. The movement among the spinnrri oi Egyptian yarns to prevent cut-throat competition has undergone an important development by the Bo) ton Master Cotton -Bpinners' Association balloting on a scheme based on a new costing method. It Is believed that
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    KING CAROL.
    87 11 Fake Story Of Attempt At Assassination. Bucharest. Oct. 12. A scare was created b> a newspaper story of how would-be assassins had bred on the Bucharest express near Tirgovlste believing that King Carol was aboard. The King, however, had U.ken an earlier train. Inquiries reveal that the conductor
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    ANNEXATION OF MANCHUKUO?
    1114 11 Japanese To Evacuate Sovkt Port WAR PREPARATIONS. i Critical Stage In C.E.R. Dispute. The tension between Japan and Soviet Russia is daily becoming more critical. Sipnificant of Japan's attitude in the report that the Japanese citizens in Vladivostok. a Soviet port, have been ordered i to make
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    CUSTODY OF PLANTER'S CHILD
    894 12 Tamil Mother's Application Refused Ah briefly resorted in the Straits Time* previously, Mr. Ju-iire Mr Kail has given judgment in favour of Mr. A. L. r ru^niet in respect of the child ef a fellow -piaster adopted by him. The facts In the summons were stated
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    A HANDY SUPPORT.
    170 12 I nsteady Pedestrian And Policeman's "Wingrs." That a traHW policeman's "wings" are not meant to provide a convenient support for people who have taken, more than their fair measure ol re- j at w s the lesson learnt by Alii Asmad. a North Indian, who was by
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    BUFFALO AMOK.
    83 12 Punjabi Labourer Gored To Death. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Oct. 11. One death resulted yesterday when a buffalo broke loose and ran amok during unloading at the railway goodsshed. Buffaloes for transportation arr usually tethered to the wagon but this one remained loose and when the door
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    90 12 Tuesday. Oct 3. Hdh Mr E Ntwbold. Hon. Mr H E. Nixon. Mrs. Nixon. Miss Nixon anu Major R L Nunn left Government House. Wednesday. Oct. 4 In the morning His Excellency vUited the Improvement Trust bouses .it Kirn Kest Road and Balestler Head. Mr H A L
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    61 12 Following an afternoon raid by revenue officers in Pulau Mlnyak on Oct. 8. a Chinese named Ung Tee was charged before Mr. H. A. Forrer. the criminal district judge, this morning with the possession of dutiable liquor, j The duty Involved was over $175 He was convicted and sentenced to
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    BITTEN BY DOG.
    82 12 Owner To Pay Compensation And Fine. A man named Tan Chin was fined by the Povth Magistrate. Mr. J. M Brander. yesterday for "negligently suffering to be at large a ferocious dog without a orasxle" The accused pleaded guilty. It was stated that the beast had bitten
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    FALSE TICKETS.
    73 12 Caume To Stand Trial At Assizes. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Talplng.Oct. 11. After further adjournments, the pre llmlnary inquiry was concluded yesterday, before Che Mustafa AlbakrL of the case In which a Straits-born Chinese. Chew Guan Chye, stands charged with using as genuine forged documents for the purpose
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    PHONE CALLS TO NORTH MALAYA.
    113 12 Opening Next Month. SINGAPORE, F.MS. AND KEDAH LINKED. Direct telephonic communication between Singapore and the FMS systems and North Malaya will be established on Not. 1 when the present FMS trunk system will be extended to Kedah and Perils. At long last. It win be
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    THROAT CUT.
    170 12 Aged Man's Suicide Attempt. A verdict of death from natural causes was returned by the Coroner. Mr. F. O. Bourne, yestrdaey. on ani aiftd Tamil. Ahmad who *as thought j to have attempted to commit suicide by j cutting his throat with a rasor. The wind- pipe was
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    OLD FRIENDS.
    117 12 Mr. Justice Thomas And Sir i Walter Huggard. j From Our Own Correspondent) i Penang. Oct. 12. The outward bound P. a O. Comortn, arriving this morning, brought Mr. Justice Thomas, the new Chief Justice. CMS Arrangements were made for His Lordship to travel to Kuala I Lumpur
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    M.C.S. Magistrate Fined
    72 12 Em Our Own Correapoodeir > Leadon, Oct. I*. E. B. F. Pretty. of the mi < ItII Service, wsa fined CM at Eea4i«t for danger— i Mr. Pretty m inralred ia a fatal accMent at a rrowroada near WarfleM in which a motor-cyrHat lost his Ufe. The
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    MALARIA PREVENTION
    198 12 Spreading Of Paris Green From Aeroplanes. At the last meeting of the Malaria Advisory Board, the chairman said that the acting legal adviser. TMS.. In n telephone conversation had said that It was hoped to Include legislation to deal with the points raised by the Malaria Advisory Board,
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    SHIPWRECKED MAN.
    71 12 A Chinese, charged with being a vagrant before Mr. R J. F Curtis, the third magistrate, this morning, told the court how he was wrecked In a tampan off Port Swettenham and was picked up by the ».s. Klang. He was then brought to Singapore. He said he
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    90 12 Mr. K. I. Tan— and not Mr. P. T. Tan as stated in our Issue or Wednesday—appeared as counsel for the defence of Yacob bin Ahmad when the latter was accused in the Seconi Police Court on Tuesday of having caused grievous hurt to the care-taker of an orchard in
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    SINGAPORE'S ROYAL VISITOR.
    464 12 Prince Carl Of Sweden. ON TOUR OF AMERICA AND FAR EAST. Singapore has a royal visitor today In Prince Carl of Sweden, a nephew of the King of Sweden, who is on his way home after a tour of America and the Par East which has lasted
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    FELL INTO TRAP.
    152 12 .Dishonest Servant Pleads Guilty. A European who had on several occasions missed small sums of money from his room In the Goodwood Park Hotel decided to set a trap for the culprit whom he correctly suspected to be his own servant "boy." He noted the numbers of
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    AFTER RED SCOURGE.
    78 12 Kwaafftwif County Recovering Froas Ordeal Canton. Oct. 4 Hsu Man Shan, a county In East era Kwangtung. Is slowly recovering after the Red sumige. Trade and Industry there are mmalt" ttt t iTt<l Farming has made improvements. after modern system of agriculture Is introduced by officiate from
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    26 12 In the Bankruptcy Court today, receiving orders wen made t*'"rt Chop Kwong T.\ and Lee Keng Stang. An adjudication order wxs also granted against the Utter.
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    Town And Country In Malaya.
    709 12 MALACCA AWAITS THE WANGKANG. Wangkang Is fairly under -way. The rehearsals are well nigh perfect, and expectation Is In the heart of everybody. A sacred festival. Wangkang has become a great and rare institution in Malacca. Hallowed by tradition and sanctified by custom Its significance
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    BULGING POCKETS.
    102 12 Shop Employee Who Was Shadowed." Sin Chun Plah. a coffee grinder employed by John Little and Co. Ltd pleaded guilty before the Third Magistrate. Mr. Curtis, to having stolen coffee powder from the store It was related that at 6 p.m on Wednesday a detective "shadowed" him as
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    RELEASED FROM LIFE OF BONDAGE.
    726 13 Little GiiTs Story. ACTION UNDER MUI-TSAI ORDINANCE. A pathetic story of ill- treatment and hardship was rel ted to the fourth magistrate yesterday by a 7-yar-old Chinese girl who appeared as the chief witness In fie ppjsecutlon of a man who was accused of keeping
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    MISS SANDOSHAM.
    50 13 A R<qulem High Mass will be sung :n memory of the late Miss Sandoaham. sister of Dr A A Sand-wham, on Sunday at 730 m in St Peter's Church, Stamford Read The Rev E. O. Proctor will preach on "Blessed are the dend which die In the 1
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    COLOURS FOR S.S. VOLUNTEERS.
    224 13 Notification Of Royal Approval. Royal permission haa been accorded to the Straits Settlements Volunteer Force to carry Colours. In a letter from the local headquarters we are Informed that a communication has been received from the Secretary of State that H.M. the King has been graciously
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    CUTTY SARK.
    230 13 Normal Flying: Resumed. The Royal Singapore Flying Club's two-engined flying boat, the Cutty Sark. resumed normal flying this morning. Stranded on an Island some distance up the coast with a fractured cylinder I since Tuesday, she was flown back to the Club yesterday afternoon by her original crew.
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    MOTHER MARY AGNES.
    100 13 I>eaih Of Well-Known Catholic Sister. The death of the Reverend Mother Mary Agnes of Assist of the Order ot St. Francis, took place on the morning of Bept. 30 at St. Theresa's Convent. Kuchlng. says the Sarawak Gazette. Mother Agnes came to Sarawak In 1891 tnd. except
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    DATO HAJI DULRASHID.
    132 13 Death Of Senior Native Officer. Sarawak. On Aug. 16. after an illness of only a week. Da to Hajl Dulraahld. senior native officer of the second division, died at his residence In Stmanggang. says the Sarawak Qazette. The Dato was the eldest son of the late Abang
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    "AN OBLIGATION OF HONOUR."
    474 13 Singapore Base. VISIT BY CIVIL LORD OF ADMIRALTY. Captain Kuan Wallace, M.C.. M P for Hornsey and Civil Lord of the Admiralty, arrived from Rangoon yesterday afternoon In an RAF. flying-boat Capt. Wallace said the completion of the base waa an obligation of honour to the
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    REPERTORY PLAYERS.
    122 13 The next production of the Slnga- j pore Repertory Players. "Littl- Devil,"; will be staged at Goodwood Park > Hotel where extensive alterations have been made to adapt the miiln hall for theatrical performances. The first performance will be given on Oct. 21 when the show will be
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    TIGER SHARK IN FISHING NET.
    169 13 Unexpected Catch Near Swimming: Club. Fisherman dragging a net near the Swimming Club discovered a tiger shark over ten feet long within its meshes. The catch was made dose to the house of Dr. Tap Yeow Chin: between the club and the marine police station.
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    KEDAH OFFICIAL,
    209 13 Death Of Tuan Syed Ahmad Idid. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Oct. 12. The death has occurred at Alor Star of Tuan Syed Ahmad Idld. District Officer. Pulau Langkawi, and eldest son of Tuan Syed Mohamed Idld. Second Malay Judge of the High Court of Kedah. The deceased
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    SCHOOL DISPUTE.
    221 13 Principal's Suit Ajrainst Teachers. Mention was made before Mr H A Forrer of a claim to the possession of the Modern English High School In Cuppage Road by Mr. K. R. Menon. the principal, who Is opposed by Messrs. C C. Menon. James Puthuserl and Hermes Puthuserl. who
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    MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE.
    308 13 Mr. J. C Peskett. of lataggi Estate. Is going home by the Chr Huygens on Oct. 27. Mr R. V N. Shute. of Barbour and Co.. Singapore, haa returned from home. Mr. J. Parke. of Koala Lumpur. U homeward bound by the Corfu this week. Captain Columbine,
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      14 13 Did you hear what KATHERINE HOWARD said tc HENRY VIII. "I LIKE YOUR NERVE!"
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      FINE DEFENCE IN PADANG HOCKEY MATCH
      793 14 Colours Win Fast Game By One Goal tokmrs White* 1. When Singapore meets Selangor on Oct 21 at home. In Its first inter-State hockey match, it will be assured of possessing a practically Impenetrable df ft nee. That fact was evident during the preliminary
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      154 ENTRIES FOR PERAK RACES.
      380 14 Meeting To Last Four Days. There are 154 entries for the Autumn meeting of the Perak Turf Club on Saturday, Oct. 21, Tuesday. 24, Thursday, 28. and Saturday. 28 the meeting having been extended to four days. The handicaps for the first day will be
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      STATE HOCKEY.
      223 14 t Trial For Perak Game. m Our Own CorresponJ-nt A Seretnban. Oct. 12. Negrl Sembllan will hold a State trial on Monday prior to selecting the lide to meet Perak at Ipoh on October 21. The team* will be: State XI: Alexander Emmanuel (NJB. Club. P.W.D. and Tamil
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      LARWOOD'S ULTIMATUM
      133 14 "LEG-THEORY OR NOTHING." Will Not Play. M.C.C. TEAM ARKIVKS IN INDIA. London. Oct. 12. The Daily Express announces that Larwood has stated that if he is select<d for England and forbidden to bowl fact leg theory he will nfuse to play. Mi 1 Team In India. Bombay. O«
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    £200,000 FOR HORSES.
    102 14 Record Aggregate At Doncaster Sales. Nearly £200.000 was paid for yearling racehorses during the four days of the Doncaster Bloodstock Sales. This was better than any Doncaster aggregate since 1929. and the brisk bidding proves there Is no doubt as to the future prosperity of the British
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    SCORED ONLY GOAL.
    166 14 Bad News His Manager Kept Back. A telegram was banded to Mr. Jack Tlnn. manager of the Portsmouth football team, a few minutes after he had sent his men on to the ground to play Sheffield United at Sheffield. The telegram was addressed to Septimus Rutherford. Portsmouth
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    SHOOTING.
    99 14 Inter-Company Results In Warren Shield. (Prom Our Own Correspondent) S^ re in bin 4 let The ollowlng are the Negrt Sembllan results In connection with the Warren Shield Competition. The shootIng took place at the Sereir.ban Range yesterday No. 1 Co: M.V.I. 184 points. E. Company MS V R
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    HORNETS WIN.
    89 14 The Singapore HomeU first temm defeated the MondeacrlpU Cricket Club first team by f coals to 1 In a hockey Match played on the M.C.C. ground yesterday. The scorers {or the wtnnerc being N Modder 3. I Tan Oeyatl X P. D Almeida 1. O. C. Aerla 1.
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    CLUB TENNIS.
    108 14 Chinese Beat Malacca Club. i From Our Own Correspondent Malacca, Oct. 12. The Chinese beat the Malacca Club this evening by 4 matches to 1 in a friendly Inter-Club game on the Padang. Results. (Malacca Club players mentioned first) Doubles. 1. Simpson and Anderson lost to Beet Chee
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    F.M.S. BOXER SUED.
    103 14 Sequel To Tournament At Seremban. (From Our Own Correspondent Seretnbaii, Oct. 12. Before Raja Kamaxalsaman bin Raja Mansur, the Seremban Magistral*. U>Iday Young Johnson, the VMS. boxr. and J. L. Fredericks, a lawyer's clck of Kuala Lumpur, were sued by the promoter of a boxing tournament at
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    RUGBY.
    41 14 Penang Trial Game On Saturday. 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Oct. 12. For the State rugger trial on Saturday teams representing Penang. Kedah and Province Wellesley will take the neld, with both kides evenly balanced. A good game is expected.
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    HOCKEY.
    211 14 The following will represent the B.C.C. at hockey against Lhe Ceylon Sports Club tonight: Oxley, P. V. Duckworth. J. R. McDongall. D. H. Tudor. L. J. A. ridden, E. Macrenor. j. L. C. Walker. J. E. C. Mitchell. T.N. Battenberg. C. A. Carey and J. Walnwrtght. The following have
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    CHINESE OLYMPIAD.
    177 14 More Records Go At Shanghai. Shanghai. Oet 12. Several records were broken at yesterday's meeting of the All-China Olympic games. Shanghai leads In the field and track events with Kwangtung second. Men's results of yesterday were as follows:— Shanghai 20 points: Pelplng 30: Nanking 8: Uaonlng 8: Hopel
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    INDIAN CRICKET.
    94 14 Team To Tour England Next Summer. While the M.C.C. team is on its way to India, Mr Begg. the veteran RaJputan cricketer, is busy organising an unofficial team to tour England next season. Mr. Begg stated that the Idea of sending a team had been welcomed by some
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    35 14 Playing In a Hong Kong trial match last week T. M. L. Redmond, the former Singapore cricketer, took five wickets for 14 runs, having at one time taken five for six runs with 19 deliveries.
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    REFEREES' STRIKE.
    107 14 French Rugby Officials Want Independence. French Rugby referees are to go on strike following the refusal 01 th.French Rugby Federation to grant them independence A delegation of referees interviewed M. Dantou. the President of the Federation. "Is lt true.' asked M. Dantou. "that your committee has decided to
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    COT FINAL.
    48 14 His Excellency the Governor will attend the S.A.F.A. Challenge Cup Final between the Wiltshlres and Malays at Anson Road Stadium tomorrow evening. Mrs. A. 8. Haynes will pn-sont the Cup. shields and medals The Wil shires band will play before the gam* and during the interval
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      FIVE MORE FOR RICHARDS.
      258 15 Jockey's Amazing Form \t Newmarket London. Oct 12. At Newmarket today, the champion Jockey. Oordon Richards, rode five consecutive winners. He has now ridden 226 winners this season— only twenty t Archers British record set up. in 18S5 rds today passed Loates. who.; in 1893. rode
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      GLOUCESTER'S BAD START.
      772 15 Where England And France Differ. (Prom Our Own Correspondent) London. Sept 12 Rugby football prospect* In the West of England seem rather blight, judging by what Bristol. Bath and Torquay have done to far, but Gloucester suffered a nasty blow on Saturday when their grandstand was burnt
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    TENNIS BOMBSHELL
    366 15 Coehet Says Amateurs Are Paid. London. Sept 11. A bombshell was dropped by Henri Cochet. the famous French lawn tennis player, when he said during the weekend "It is well known that amateurs today are receiving large payments to play in tournaments." Cochet bluntly stated this In announcing
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    SEREMBAN HOCKEY.
    77 15 New Teams Make Their Debut (From Our Own Correspondent) Sen mban. Oct. 11 Two new teams made their debut In Negrl hockey today— the Tamil Union and the Punjab Association The Tamils thanks to good goalkeeping by Alexander scored through Robert Lopes while Chambers equalised On the adjacent
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    DIXIE DEAN.
    100 15 Out Of Everton Side For A Month. Evtrton will be seriously handicapped for at least one month. "Dixie" Demi, who has scored in every match so far this season and l*d the team so brilliantly, was operated In a Liverpool nursing hmae on Sept. 26 for the removal
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    JOHORE SPORTS.
    274 15 Results Of Chinese Meeting. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar. Oct. 7. IM Metres (Girls). Low Oeok Beng (Muar) 1. Lim Ewe Lean (Muar) 2. Tan Keow Chow (Johore Bahru) X rime: 18 sees. 100 Metres. (Final). Low Hock Beng (Muar) 1. Tay Joo Pin (Muar) 2. Up Chee
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    SWIMMING SUITS.
    162 15 New Law Decreed By The I.A.S.F. The grea variety of swimming costumes worn Uils season by competitors In International events has prompted the International Amateur Swimming Federation vo make a new costume law. Competitors In international events and in world record performances, the law declares, "shall wear costumes
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    155 15 Vmimj. Octokcr IS. Ru»by WUtahlrc Itaft lit B.CC. XV. TvatUn. Hockey: BCRC Ist v» UaJaja Command OflteHi. BCRC frd.; Mfdkal Oritaft m BJIC. "A." UjC.V. pd.; B.C.C. Oylon Oporto CJub. Pxtang; Polk* 2nd w TJC.CJL Depot tatarday. Oetofar 14 OoU: Kroprl O C Monthly Medal (ftroka). Rucby: Volunl—
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      WHAT "LOYAL" GENERALS COST NANKING
      1536 16 SHANGHAI LETTER. "Political Expenses" Cause Of Cabinet Crisis Our Own Correspondent > Shanghai. Oct. 2. was a first-class "sensation" •stien a report was I in I'irelgn papers that the "Bi. ..id decided to resign The resignation at this critical 'Una's history of any one of
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      MORE HIGHWAYS FOR CHINA.
      289 16 22,000 Miles Planned. AMERICAN EXPERT MAY SUPERVISE WORK. New York. Oct 4. It was reported In reliable circles here today that Col. Frederick Stuart Oreene, commissioner of public works for the State of New York, has been asked by the Oovernment of China to supervise the
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      EXPELLED FROM PARTY.
      114 16 Three Corrupt Kuomintang Officials. Canton. Oct. 8. Sentence of expulsion from the Party has been pronounced by the Provincial Kuomintang on three of iU officers. An Administrative Councillor for the Ho Yuen district. Yuen Kln-tlng. Is a| condemned lmposter, having posed as. one entitled to receive $3,000.
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      KIANGSU GOVERNMENT.
      106 16 New Governor And Staff Appointed. Nanking. Oct. 6. The much-discussed reorganisation of the Klangsu Provincial Oovemmcnt became a reality today with the formal appointment of Mr. Chen Kuo-fu. a member of the Central Executive Council, as the new Oovernor. Oen. Kuo Chu-tung. the retiring Governor, has been appointed
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      CHINA'S AIR DEFENCE.
      92 16 Primers And Propagandists To Enlighten The People. Nanking. Oct. 4 Mr. Hsu Pel-keng. director of the National Aviation Bureau, stated that the bureau ba4 mapped out a programme for giving the people an elementary knowledge of air defence A large publishing company had agreed to publish a
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      35 16 Dr Paul Krieg. the well-known senior physician of the German Hospital In Pelplng. has be decorated with the order of the Oennan Red Cross. 2nd Class. In recognition of his eminent medical work In China.
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      ANCIENT CHINESE RELICS.
      264 16 Rich Kiangsi Finds. CORPSE TURNS TO DUST WHEN TOUCHED. Three tombs have been excavated during the levelling of the ground for the new aerodrome at Nanchang. Kiangsi Province. The first, of the Ming dynasty (about 300 years old), gave the diggers- a great fright, as, when they
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      EAST RIVER ROUND-IP
      190 16 230 "Converted" Reds Executed. Canton. Oct. 3. A wholesale execution of Reds In the Hotfung-Lukfung districts took place last week. 230 traitorous Com munlsU being put to death. Pang Kwal. who had led a regiment of Red soldiers In the Holfung-Lukfung area, died with his officers and
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      LEASE OF OYSTER BED.
      119 16 A Thriving Industry In The New Territories. A native of the New Territories, one Tang Chuen-yan. has rented a portion of the sea-bed at Yung Long Baj. near Lungku Tan. for the rearing and breedIng of oysters, says a Hong Kong report. The bed. with an
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      CAPTIVE TWO YEARS.
      104 16 Missionary Who Was Caught By Bandits. Holkow. (Klangsl >. Oct. 4. Anxiety is felt for rather von An, of the French Lazarist Mission at Pantae. In the Yangtse Valley who U being held by Communists hi the Tailng mountains, north of the Kiangsl-Cheklang highway. When last heard
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      WELLS POISONED.
      134 16 Fiendish Act Of Reds In Kianjfsi. Tensing <Klang*l>. Oct. 6. Before evacuating Tensing In the face of a strong Oovernment attack. Red soldiers poisoned the city wells, thereby causing great distress to the inhabitants. Eighty U (27 miles) to the south. Phafeng lies In ruins. Once the seat
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      LEPERS IN KWANGTUNG.
      64 16 Canton, Oct. 5. Under the direction of the Frovlnclal Department of Interior, the lepers' homes In Kwangtung will be enlarged and placed under efficient management. A plan has been drawn up for submission to the Provincial Government. Inspectors are sent v. Investigate the conditions of the lepers'
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      JAPANESE DEFEATED.
      149 16 43,000 Volunteers In Kirin. Canton. Oct. 3. Oen. Wang Teh-lln. commander- ln- chief of the Volunteer forces, reports I from Bast Kirin that preparations are I being made u> continue the campaign j with a rlew to recovering lost ManI churtan territories. Oen. Wang, who received hla appointment
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      IMMIGRANTS TO CHINA.
      50 16 1,032 Britons Enter During August. Nanking. Oct. I. According to a Foreign Office report the total number of foreigner* who Immigrated Into China during August last la 2.752. an Increase of 1.311 compared to July figure*. Of the total numb-r 1.032 art I British and 534 Russian
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      CANTON WARS ON BOMBERS AND BLUE SHIRTS
      991 16 CANTON LETTER. Anti- Nanking Attacks To Go Unchecked i (From Our Own Correspondent Canton. Oct. 1. News-gathering agencies h*ve knowledge of the effort which is being i to eradicate the Blue Shirt movement within the sphere of the South Oovernment. but they are
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    MALAYAN PLANTING TOPICS.
    2586 17 Notes On Kirby Estates— Five-Y ear-Old Forestry Results On Steep Land —Rentices And Bunds No Oidium Or Mouldy Rot. (By On Planting Correspondent) AST August Mr D. Farquharson, J general manager of Kirby Estates, addressed the Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club on rubber forestry from an estate manager's
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    182 18 Neuritis Hampered Her In writing of the pain and lnconvenltnce she suffered from neuritis, this Woman tolls also how she rid herself I "I have been using Kruschen Salts f ritU. and it certainly has the most wonderful effect. My knees were very painful, and it became
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    CHINA JOCKEYING RUSSIA AND JAPAN INTO WAR?
    1337 18 Tension Over C. E. R. Nearing A Climax. Moscow. Oct. 12. M. Rudy, the Soviet manager of the Chinese Eastern Railway, has notified the Railway Board of certain actions by the Manchurlan assistant manager. Mr. Chlan Mln-chle. which, he asserts. are Illegal, especially
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    EIFFEL TOWER SUICIDE.
    48 18 Paris. Oct. 10 The long list of suicides commuted by jumping from the Eiffel Tower was Increased by one on Tuesday wnen a jeweller named Rabof, aged 56. sprang from the first platform, death being Instantaneous. The reason for his act Is not known. Aneta-Trans-Ocean
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    2327 19 The Man Who Dare Not Stop— A Ghost To Slow Music (A La Martin Harvey) —Lovely "Lilac Time" Two New Films. <From Our London Correspondent i A Thames sidt Garden. Windsor I Bept. 23 i I ONE o( England's most blessed lnstl- I
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    THE AVERAGE MAN.
    198 19 "Handsome, Debonair And Intelligent" That much -discussed Average Man. alia* The Man In the Street, has been found and photographed. It was done In America, and If the camera does not lie he U an amaxiiifcly I erfect person. I> has all the virtues and no vices
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    FORGETFULNESS.
    184 19 Men Who Left Their Shirt* On Trains. "What am I bid for two drums faulty two bugles, two nates, seven music stands, one triangle, one partgramophone, a quantity of Jan Instruments, and other articles I boomed the auctioneer. He was bid two bob. rising to «s. 4d writes a
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    WINKLES BECOMING "ARISTOCRATIC."
    266 19 Taken With Sherry As An Appetiser. 'The winkles of England they live In the sea At Margate and Ramsgate and I Wapplng and Leigh-- And oh! Aren't they good with < lemon for tea. Old song < Since the war the winkles of England have fallen on
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    FOUND- A SUPER STOWAWAY.
    283 19 Danced With Women Pa^sensrers! When Mm P and O. liner I irrlved at King George V Dock. London, from Australia on the crew told a remarkabl. unusing story of how a 19 -v youth attempted- and with a snvill measure of success to stowa* Melbourne to
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    SELANGOR AUTUMN MEETING.
    30 20 MB. ONG EC MM. leading la hk horse Myanee after It had won the live lurlouts race at the Selangor Clab's An torn n Meeting. (Dawson. ap).
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    22 20 AN KNIKY in the Danster Agricultural Show at Dunstrr. Somerset, grar ef■ 1 1 y bows to his small master. 'Planet Hews.)
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