The Straits Times, 14 October 1933

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    23 1 1 ESTABLISHED IfXARUT A CIMIUKY] THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. ft I'\GBS. SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1933. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      305 1 'PORE: 78. CECIL ST. CPHONC 51S1>. ivAT.JJ In giving BEAR BRAND MILK to •■s^bW^ your children you may rest assured that they are receiving WL JBj \^T the purest and most hygtenlcally I^Bv I I B B^^aV packsd Milk procurable. 1W B B BeEES m Sole AfeaU for British Malaya
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      141 1 Kuala; i/UMitjtiß: ae. jav4 %t rp^pN^4e*>. Mtt B'*^ "tjfi Quality does not know any frontiers, HMl&y^Pflß S"^ quality is understood in every tongue S^y^jPggl^BfcsfjEaiflriJ r their unshakable quality makes all "1711" K K"~«ffiT^^^^3|N Creations welcome and coveted always and FA SSHTSI I everywhere. [Jk\wD B^fsrl if-VK£ Here are a few
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      512 2 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England I MAIL. PASSENOER AND CAIOOO SERVICE& PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL 8 "CO UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAO. SERVICE. OUTWARD FROM LONDON POR CHINA AND JAPAN. Due Tannage B'pore OOMORIN 15 000 In port 6810 2?
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      597 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (MIM'ON \LStN KAISUA.) TO LONDON. Naatea. Msrualis, Liniin. Aatwvrp Ratierdaxe aad MMdlesbreagh. VesseU Tonnage Due SaJ I K/.RHIMA MARO 10.600 Orl IS 30 YASUKUNI MARU 13.000 Oct 31 Nov 1 HAKONE MARU 10.400 Not IS 16 I SVWA MARU ***** Nov. 30 Dec 1 I FUSHIMI MARO 10JOO
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      615 2 BURNS PHUP LINE. (Incorporated In Australia POR BRISBANE. SYDNEY AND MBLBOURNB via JAVA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the welN known steamer MARELLA (7,865 tons) and the »j MANOOLA (3J52 tons) (Cargo only). The m. MARELLA hi one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia,
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      541 2 TEE EAST ASIATIC CO^ LIMITED. (Incorporated tn Denmark.) PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA. LONDON. ROTTERDAM HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From Prom From Froti B'pore Malacca Port Penan i Bwett BORINOIA 34/10 34/10 25/10 37. 10 •FIONIA 14 11 14 11 15/11 17 11 KRRIA 5 12 f, 12 6/13 8/
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      1239 2 THE aXLE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP (O, Slfim Ship C. Ltd. and China Mo Uial (***** LTD. Slum Navigation C»_ Ltd.l Till- i i mkip STI.XMSHIP IO 1 Tl> THE STRAITS STF«MSHIF CO, LTD TIIF SARAWAK STFAMSIIIP (O ITO THE CHINA NAVIGATION CO, LTU Till ALSTBALIAN ORIENT
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    FRENCH SHIPPING i»ROBLEMS.
    807 3 Protection In View Of Th< World Situation. The Frin.h Minister ol Mercantile Marine. M. Frot. In a recent interview published in the Crl de Paris." stated that after a p« n d of prosperity which saw their tonnage Increase from 2.M0.0C0 tons in 1914 to 3.500.000 Jr.
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    SHIPPING DEFENCE.
    190 3 Ivord Angus Kennedy's Plans. Lord Angus Kennedy is forming i committee, to be known as the Ship Ping Defence Committee, the object* o! which are the re-establishment ol British shipping paestlge and the end- ing of the present slump In the Industry. Lord Angus Kennedy comes from i
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    MORE SHIPS AT SEA.
    149 3 Indications that vessels which have been lying Idle for some time are being brought Into service again are contained In the latest shipping re- turns for Liverpool, which show that that port is sharing In the general trade improvement One of the vessels concerned is the
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    SINGA!>ORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    324 3 SINGA!>ORE HARBOUR BOARD. Saturday. October 14. Ships iloanMr the Wh»m. sr eaaectoi to arrive. Oiis.in Gate. Eatraaee Main Wharf Comorut 7 1 EBiptre Dork Chattanooga City SS S Machaon 48 4 West Wharf Raub S 4 Klnta 2 4 Katong Jardlnr's 4 KEPPEL BARBOI B Main Wharf Lch Princess Mary."
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    VESSELS ARRIVED.
    134 3 COMORIN Brit 5.743 tons, tram London IS 10. for Ch na and Japan ports 14.10. I KINTA. Brit.. SO* tons, from Penang 14.10, for Pcnanf via ports U.l*. r BORIBAT. 31am. US tons, from Bangkok t I 13 10. for Tumpat 14.10. PASTR. Dut 00 teas, fron Cnerlbon
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    ITALIAN SHIPPING. i
    36 3 The number and tonnage of Italian jl vessels entering and clearing Slnga- i pore during 1932 were: 119 merchant i( vessels totalling 675.204 tons and 8 war- P ships totalling 35.260 tons. I"
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      476 3 jfflfe LLOYD. Ija^jy "asnnaay.) The undermentioned an the eoopanri intended fixture-— OUTWARD lISAR for IloUo. Manila. Bang Kong. Shanghai. N Chtr Japan Oct. M SAARBRDCtJErI for IloUo. Manila. Hong Kong. Shanghai, N China Japan Hot. HOMEWARD TRAVE for I araellles. Adam. R dam. ITburg Bremen Oct 14 TRIER for Oenoa.
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      447 3 I Shi PR FSir)£N7 r Tl v K s Reduced Fares £67.3.11. MANILA HONG KONG TO EUROPE. VIA AMERICA Taariat class acraas the PacMc Ist class RaM ta Aanrfaia. Tsarist class AUaallc «a the an mmt faaMas v. MsaaatUa sr sa Waaalagtoa. 11l aaat.ige thr.agh the tBUBBI Oa. is acssrea-
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      388 3 IJJ.FKM AN BUCKNAII STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. ',< (Incorporated In England i •EM.ER.MAN" I INE. FOR HAVRE, LONDON. ROTTERDAM H.VMBI KO Via Parts aad Baes (»n*l Due Sails Steamer B'pore 8 poi» CITY OP BAODAD Oct 30 N I CTTT OF LILLE Not. 3S Dec. Cixy OP KVANSVILLK Dec. 2« Jan.
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      114 3 TIDE TABLES. ftaJaraajr. Oetaaer 14. H. W. IM ajn., 7 ft, 4 IS pjn, 7 ft. 1 m. L. W. 13.M pjn, ft. 7 ta. Maaaay. October la. H W 835 ajn, 7 ft 4 In 750 pja, 7 ft 5 to LW. 1.43 ajn I ft 1 1» pjn
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      79 3 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. Stations Yesterday Last I night Max. Rainfall Bright Mm. temp, ins Sunshine temp. •r hrs. T Alor Star 87 0 13 6.5 74 SlUawan M Nil 2 6 75 K Trenssanu 88 084 6 8 72 Bukit Jeram 88 002 6.2 71 Malacca 85 NU 81 M
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      598 4 ADVERTISEMENT RATES Tbe charges aad matiaUli— far ClASStllllt ADVERTISEMENTS are as aadev 25 cents per Une per Insertion with a mtelBrjm charge of 81 per tasertim. There are aj xlmately its words to a ÜBS. Births. Marriages. Desths. Acknowledgements. Announcements and P.PC. cards will be charged st the rate of
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      688 4 M OTOR VEHICLES CENTRAL RDUNO COMPANY. Hapmobttas on hire Day Nrjht terrice (3 doors adjacent to Pavilion Theatre). Phase TTO. I LANE MOTOR GARAGE. •9, PENANO LANE. USED CARS! FIATS, 509. 501, 501. Austin "7." Chrysler. Pontlac. All cars In tip top condition Repairs! Decarbonising 6 eyl 89 4 eyl.
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      561 4 BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET 1 Oround Pint Floor. Robinson Rd Pri mlses. separately or togeCier United Eagj TO LET. OFFICES at 4 and 4-A. Prmc St. top floor and No 23. Raffle, PUo, AppryKoh Chew Kee 139. KllUnery Road OFFICES AND GODOWNS It) LEI Winchester House. Ist aad ted Floors.
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      788 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BI'BRER ASSOCIATION. r- NOTICE is hereby given that the Rubbe Market win be closed officially on Wednesdaj 1. Oct. 18. 1933. being a Public Holiday. By Order of the Committee, OATTBT BATEMAN. Secretarial THE SINGAPORE MARINE I>SIK\M ASSOCIATION. 2 THE FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
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      809 4 TEN DERS GOVERNMENi NOTIHCATION. TVNDERS wUI be received at the Honour able Resident Councillor Office P-nanj SJ to n-jon of Oct 33. 1933 for the follow:-. work I reetasa af a New Eagtaa Seaeal a m Mestßaaas.** Peaaac Evry person applying for a form of Ten^e rUI required to deposit
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      920 4 BUSINESS CARDS F I G A R O~ Special Redaced harges Far O.TOBEB sad NOVEMBER ONLY 6J.0 PERM WIST WAVIM. Earearaa Ladies' 3alr Bream s, ,r, r BaaV, HaM (Beeea 116) aad at •3 Bras Baaah Read. MASSAGE HALL MAMCIKK AM) MAfJI Ifi > Mrs hart and Mt« Htvt 66.
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      41 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Uacapere WHaia Osbla witboat Malaya. Malaya. Peetaie. Miathly I 3.96 4.66 I S.J6 Cjaartrrly 8 8.86 812.66 9 T.S6 H.lf Vearlj 3HJ6 334.66 315 86 1 early tK-66 »UA6 936.99 Nate.— OaUtaliea ebeeaes saeald lacradr tar a»«al baak ilmaal
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    571 5 ST ANDREWS CATHEDRAL— IS Sunday after Trinity. Oct. IS. MO a.m. Holy Communion; 7JO am afaUne; am Holy Communion (Choral); li am. Holy Communion: ft JO pm Annual Seafarers' Service; 10 JO ajn. Service at HM Naval Baae; Holy Communion on Man., Wed and Saturday at am.: Tut*.
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    THE "SHAVEN CHINS."
    203 5 Total Of 170,602 Clubs In Franre. All clubs and associations In Franct who band themselves together, no matter for what purpose, must register with the Prefect of Police, writes the Parts correspondent of the MornIng Post. The name of each organisation and its object must be clearly
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    OFFICIALS IMPLICATED.
    61 5 Communist Round-Up At h Tashkent. Peshawar. Sept. 20 I A Communist plot has been nipped j i at Tashkent, the authorities therv arresting three officials. Including a j military officer, and 380 other persons, mostly Communists. The arrests were made at Peshpak. the railway terminus in Farghana. jj
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      235 5 HOTELb TONIGHT SPECIAL DINNER and CLASSICAL MUSIC 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. TO-NIGHT CABARET BALL Final Performance of Mate. T. SVETLANOVA in Singapore WITH NEW NUMBERS. DANCING From 9.45 p.m. to Midnight. ADMISSION NON-DINERS SI .00. RAFFLKS CILtBRATED ORCHESTRA rHONE 5381. SEA VIEW HOTEL TO-NIGHT SPECIAL DINNER MKMI) IN TIIK DINING-ROOM
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      164 5 "EPOCH" THE Pioneers .fc Leaders ol Quality MOVINO COIL Speakers THE Inventor* of the modern Permanent Magnet Movtnc Coll Speakers The Speakers with LIFELIKE TONE— Used by over 3.000 Talkie Theatres England alone. 34 different types to suit every purse purpose, each model the leader te Ms own price class.
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      271 5 I Hi" till I i •tli I MMi •ill I KON ALCOHOLIC /I VFRAMROZ&Co/ jV^SINGAPORE.^^jj ••i I i ii.'^MJjj^ill HOP ALE A NEW NON-ALCOHOI.K DRINK. Prepared From IiEST KENTISH HOPS Tastes Exactly Like Shandy. FRAMROZ CO. GULL BAHAR HAIR I THE v M TONIC F(»* I THE lIAIK I SIEPASSES
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      310 5 8.8.G PROGRAMME. For Straits Settlements, and Federated Malay States from Urn Empire transmitter, Davmtry, England. Two of the following frequencies and wavelengths will be used in the transmissions to the Indian sone. Announcemerits will be made at frequent interr.l.. GSG 17,770 ks/s 16.88 m. Call Sign Frequency Wavelength GSB fc,510
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      318 5 MALAYAN AJLS. KUALA LUMPUR. Programmae For Sunday, 15th October, 1933. H.M.V. Records. D 1488 Overture.— "The Secret of Susanna"— "The Song of the Nightingale"— La Scala Orchestra Milan. C 2097 Song— 'To the Forest"— "A Lover In Damascus"— Peter Dawaon. C 1879 Selection— "Louise" "Samson and Delilah"— De Oroot and
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    THE POST OFFICE.
    301 6 To the Editor o.' the Straits Times. Sir Economists and other authorities continue to tell us that In times of trade depression business people must redouble their activities and go more for business Instead of waiting for business to come to them. But the post office figures
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    POULTRY PROBLEMS.
    341 6 To the Editor of the BtralU Times. Sir. -The present methods of poultry ,i and sale are estimated to cost Malaya $1,000,000 per year, without taking Into consideration the value of birds and eggs that are actually Imported at a cost to the Colony of nearly $3,000,000 per
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    THE UNEMPLOYED.
    202 6 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir.— The following is from jour issue of Oct. 7: An appeal for a special effort to help the unemployed at Christmas has been Issued by Mr. John Hands, honorary secretary of the Selangor Astatic Unemployed Committee. "For those In employment,"
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    THE RICE TAX.
    174 6 To the Editor of the BtralU Times. Sir,— You wrote with strange prescience In a recent leader when you said that the ultimate achievement of the object aimed at by the rice tax .1 was very doubtful Indeed. La-er newr from Kuala Lumpur giving details of the
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    THE PLANTERS* PROVIDENT FUND.
    195 6 I To the Editor of the Straits Times I Sir.— l have read with Interest Mr. Eric Macfadyen's letter in the Straits Times of yesterday. His estimate of the utility of the Malayan Planters' Provident Fund Is a correct one, and his tributes to the Incorporated
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    LOCAL LEAVE.
    307 6 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, In the "Town and Country Column* of your issue of Oct. 12, you refer to an article which appeared In the "Malacca Guardian." That article ended with the sentence: "I shall be glad to hear of the first big firm
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    NAUGHTY MR. RLJK !
    119 6 NAUGHTY MR. RLJK To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir.— l suggest to t'S. L. A. J. Rljk that If he Is unable to write on matter* of general Interest, without Introducing personalities In a sarcastic manner, be I should find some other medium o. ex- pressing himself than
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    PARROT IN HAT.
    174 6 Juggling Feats By Customs Officers. j Customs officers have been known i to perform some astonishing Juggling feats in the course of their duties on board ship, says the Dally Express. They have produced saccharin; from the Interiors of toy teddy bears, packets of opium from water
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    TO GO AHEAD.
    131 6 j Secession Appeal Of Western Australia. i I "Western Australia Is determined to i go ahead with secession negotiations. regardless of the cost," said Mr. I Oregory, M H.R. for Swan. In Mcli bourne recently. The Western Australian Parliament. he said, had agreed to appoint an allparty
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    JAPAN'S BID FOR TOY TRADE.
    333 6 Flooding: British Market At Christmas. Japan has made up her mind to fill Britain's Christmas stockings this year at the expense of British toy manufacturers. A flood of cheap toys Is being produced under conditions with which no British manufacturer can compete. Every ship now
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    "CHINA NOT TO WAR WITH JAPAN."
    333 6 Chiang's Speech. ADVOCATES "ASIA FOR ASIATICS." Shanghai. Oct. 5 A Nippon Dempo Interview with Marshal Chiang Kai-shek, published by the Osaka Malnlchi quotes the Commander- ln-Chlef of the Nankin? Armies as endorsing the much-dis-cussed doctrine of Asia for the Asiatics. I am glad to
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      53 6 >^Bsl sliW GUNS! j REVOLVERS I AMMUNITION I YOUR OPPORTUNITY NOW TO BUY AT j FACTORY PRICES. j BRITISH I FRENCH I BELGIUM i GUNS ALL LEADING MAKES, j OUR PRICES 40 o LOWER I I THAN WHAT YOU HAVE TO PAY ELSEWHERE. j BUY FROM I I DIRECT IMPORTERS,
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      262 6 is /''i^^^^^gsl gPz Her most ardent wish Olve her a new nuxlern watch, she Is tired of wearing that same old one she has had (or years. Chromium $19. 14 ct. gold MS. 18 ct. white gold SSS. Qammeter !6ColtyerQuay Wire Naiis OF Local Manufacture PRODUCED FROM THE BEST QUALITY
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    WOOL PRICES IN AUSTRALIA.
    265 7 Improved Position Fully Maintained. Brisbane. Bept. 17. interest centered on the Brisbane wool sales, which opened today, because there had been some doubt whether the higher prices which ruled at Sydney sales would be maintained. Wool rxperts were unanimous that values were firm at the closing
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    WOMEN FAIL AT WHITEHALL.
    285 7 Examinations For The Civil Service. Women have, for the third year In succession, failed to wtn a place In the Civil Service """Inntfrm for the Aamlnlatratlve Class. Uie results of which were announced on Sept. 26. Twenty places were offered, and 12 women entered. This examination
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      368 7 LAST NIGHT* Slnraaor* as«ws» TrlaaasAaat J weeHissi U Bnssi HsiHg■aagMCTjCrCyWMK w «y"« mat story rreater as a *\Y^j|H w9ilm\^' nisi! *+SsJBmmwßmwmmm^m*£j B~ -^aaaBBBBBBBBiaBBBBBBaaaa^fc* words cannot convey to you the I J mm s, m™*B*incence. the beauties of this* Matinee TODAY at 3.15. Mgifted production toe I you on no account
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      201 7 Last Night* Packed House* Enthused!! Matinees 3.15 sjS*iti^\^^ To-day and To-morrow! 6.15 mGHTLY 9.15 yiM Wk ia bii greatest dual role! BWf-^Kf I I—W D WITH fin United Artists ■^r A Brilliant Triumph "THE MASQUERADER PRESENTED WITH TWO GREAT "SHORTS" .nMually applauded by London Audk-nces MICKEY MOUSE ia "MICKEY'S GAU
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    175 8 Rubber Again Slightly Easier. NEW YORK RE-OPENS WEAKER. (From Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Saturday. Today's Prices Tin, Singapore price $112.50 down 25 eta. (.old. C 6 12s. 10' d.. down 19&4 Yeslerdav's Prices Rubber, Ixmdon. 3 31/324., unchanged. New York. 7• cts., down 3/l« rt. Tin, London.
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    PRODUCE.
    317 8 Sinrapore. Oct. 14. I noon. Buyer. Seller Gambler 4 50 Java Cube 800 Hambutg Cub. 8.00 Muntok White Pepper 22 50 White Pepper 2150 Black Pepper 13.00 Mixed Black Pepper 9 00 Copra. sundrlf<: 3.20 Copra, mixed 2 65 Small Flake Tapioca 4.M Fair Flake Tapioca 4 20 Mcd
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    58 8 Prom France by Athos n due at Singapore 7 a.m. tomorrow. China and Japan by Nagato M.tru due at Singapore tomorrow. From Chins and Japan by Kumsang due at Singapore 6 am. on Monday. From Holland by Indrapoera due at Singapore on Tuesday afternoon. From China and Japan
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    LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
    152 8 Issue Val. Pd. Buyers Sellers 2 2 Alex. Brick Ord. 1.00 2 2 Alex. Brick Prefs. 1.45 1.55 £1 £1 Brit. Am. Tobacco 5.12.6 5 17.6 10 5 British Malaya Trustee 5.35 5.50 cd £1 £1 Con. T. S. 7% Prefs. 24/- 25/£1 £1 Con.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    10 8 Issued by Fraser Co., Exchange Stock Brokers.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    223 8 The following are the exchange rates this morning:, according to the daily circular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation SCLLLNG. London, 4 months' sight 2/4 5 32 London, 3 months' sight IV London, 60 days' sight 2/4 7/64 j iondon, 30 days' sight 2/4 332
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    TRADE RETURNS.
    367 8 Much Progress Towards Recovery. Rugby, Oct. 12. Improved trade returns lor September, coupled with more encouraging employment figures for that month. and a further indication of Oreat Britain's progress towards Industrial recovery. A long distance view of tne situation Is particularly favourable At the end of the first
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    FRENCH SOCIALISTS.
    116 8 Not To Oppose Government's Programme. Part*. Oct. 10. I The Socialist organ. \je Populalre. 1 the editor of which U U. Leon Blum. the leader of the Sociallls opposing the coalition, declares Itself as satlsBed with M Doladier's Vichy pro- iranuup In so far m the attitude of
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    MINING.
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    GENERAL.
    759 8 Today's Prices Frascr JLyall Evatt ft Co. K. Sidim ($1) 1.80 1.90 1.75 2.00 Kundong ($1) 0.70 0.80 0.70 0.90 Lunas ($1) 1.10 1.20 1.15 1.25 M. Pindae ($1) 0.90 0.97 4 0.90 1.00 M. Tekong ($1) 0.10 0.16 0.10 0.15 Mentakab (.20) 0.30 O.SS 0.29 031 New Scudai
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    95 8 Smgapore Municipal 5 p.c. Singapore Municipal 5 p.c. of of 1901 red. 1940 |400,000 106 108 nom. .1928 red. 1948-68 $21,000,000 112»i 113V4 d. Singapore Municipal 4>4 p.c. Singapore Municipal 4' 2 p.c. of of 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 106 108 nom. Pen^g Singapore Municipal 4V£ p.t
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    RUBBER SHARES.
    188 8 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's Quotations <ir» j__»_ w* Frarcr Lyall Evatt 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 5 1.00 A. Kuning (|1) 0.15 020 0.15 020 A. Malay (|2) 1.35 1.50
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSB.
    234 8 Ms* Dambl i Turadj«> 1 P-I*. Sarawak and Slbu iVyner Brook) 3 pm. Japan iuwl Korcm (Arguu Mann S pm. Bangkok ilUraii j pa, Rhto Jk South-Eut Borneo 'Bltr.jor. 4 p.m. Tandjong Bale* Laboean Btuk ■Jaraki 4 pm BenckalU Patrar. Si Apt Apt Toball ..4 p.m. Trmbllahsn
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    MAILS FOB I I KOPt
    34 8 By Karmgola Kota Pining PorUu Roebith Carthat? Cootc Verde Spot* Lra4M Sept 7 Sept 3C Bept. 8 Oct Sept 14 Ocl Bept IS Oct 1 Bept 18 Oct. 1
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    EXCHANGES
    92 8 I Rugby. Oct. 13. roreign exchanges today were Amsterdam 7691* Athens 557 Belgrade 225* Berlin 1.1 Brussels 22.27 1 Bucharest 521" Bomb-y 1 6 1 I< Bueno. Aires 45 official. Copenhagen 22.40 Geneva 16.02 Hong Kong 1/5 1 16 Helsingfors 226 i Lisbon 102' 2 Madrid 37 3/32 Milan
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    . PALM OIL PRICKS.
    94 8 PALM OIL PRICKS. Outhric and Cos. weekly report, olj latest buyers, prices, for Malayan palm oil. dated Sept. 12. states: Palm OU In Bulk elf landed weight* Nerr Yo k-Phlladelphi.. 270 trr s per lb. ci.f. landed weights U.B-A. Pacific PorU 2 85 cent* <U. P. curicn^; i per 'b.
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      164 8 AUCTION NOTICE AUCTION SALE of Freehold and Icawholrl Binfapore ■fcsjsrtfta. U Mean Ctoanc Koon Sen* Co i sale* room. No. 30. Chulla Street, on Tm*>j. Ort. 17, ItSS. al tM b Lot 1 Valuable fnwhold land «ltu«tr at 3onrt Road. Singapore, area 15.914 *q ft Lot* 3 to I. Valuable
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      32 8 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Wrhnliy OeUacr 11. RoUo Tiffin. Adelpbl Hot<l. 1 pm. Tfitlttnc erentt «1U be found under a separata beading on the sports page. Far TMe Tables see page 3
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    MALAYA TRUSTEE COM LTD.
    758 9 MALAYA TRUSTEE CO M LTD. Annual Meeting:. i m SIR DAVID GALLOWAY'S REVIEW. The annual general meeting of the British Malaya Trustee and Executor Co.. Ltd. was held yesterday In the Exchange Room. Pullerton Building. with Sir David Oalloway In the chair. Others present were Messrs. W. E. Rayner. Oaw
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    PARIT-BRUAS RUBBER LOSS.
    38 9 (FYom Our Own Correspondent t London. Oct. IS. Pant-Bruas 'Malay) Rubber Com pany Ltd reports a loss of £318 for the year ended June 30. An amount of £13T has been brought In to credit.
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    CHINA'S FOREIGN TRADE.
    596 9 > August Exports Shrink. DECLINE OF ABOUT $150,000,000. The total exports from all of China for the month of August amounted to $51,354,424. revealing a drop over the preceding month amounting to $11,198,459. according to the monthly returns of foreign trade Issued In I Shanghai by the
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    BROOME RUBBER PLANTATIONS.
    631 9 .Reconstruction Plan Success. The statutory meeting of the Brooant Rubber Plantations. Ltd.. was held on Sept 28 at Winchester House. EC. Sir Lionel Smith-Oordon. who presided, said that the meeting was called to comply with the Companies Act. 1029. The company commenced buslI ness on July 18.
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    NOTES ON HOME INVESTMENTS.
    864 9 Stock Markets' Quieter Tone. I (Prom Our Own Correspondent > i London. Sept. M. Thr stock markets hare been throughout till* month, and during th» I pact week particularly, appreciably quieter than they were In August, and 1 some price recession*, though generally not serious, have
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    AMUSEMENTS
    120 10 Singapore. ALHAMBR X MooiUiant and Prrtwta With Mary Brian 15— I CAHTOI The Maaqtwrader With ooaJd Ooknan BUna Landi CIS— IS. GBSAI WOSU-D Cabaret— Speak Badly With Buter Keatea The Old Dark mi— MABLBOBOI'Ga Thai Sporting Afc with Jack Holt. SIS— TIS. racw woaxo Side Shows. Cabaret. Dancing. Talkies.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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    DEATHS
    82 10 MEADOWS— Thorn** Oerald Meadow. Master Mariner, Member Singapore Pilot i Association, died suddenly on arrival Loo- I don Oct. 11 after proceeding on leave by Dutch Air Mall. New Zealand papers please copy. OLTVSXRO— At hla residence No. M. Race Ooune Road. S-porc on Oct. IS, int. Obartas Ferdinand
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    BHte Straits Sim*« meoAPom. batohpat. oct v, \m. THE TREND OF PRICES.
    791 10 Prices are definitely on the up grade. The movement is slow, and there remains a possibility of temporary setbacks in regard to several commodities, but It appears safe to assume that the disastrously low levels of a few
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    MR J. G. O'GRADY.
    61 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 13. Captain 81r James O'Orady. Oovernor and Commander- In-Chief of the Falkland Islands and their dependencies, has postponed his return from leave In order to attend the marriage of his son. Mr. J. O. O'Orady. an assistant with Batang Consolidated
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    ENGAGEMENT.
    63 10 Mr. E. E. F. Pretty And Miss M. J, Boueh-Hissey, (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 4. The engagement Is announced of Eric Ernest Falk Pretty, M.C.S.. second son of Mr. Herbert Pretty and the late Mrs. Pretty, of Elmhurst, Reading. and Merrall Josephine Bouch-Hlssey. only daughter of Mrs.
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    THE GAZETTE.
    49 10 The 8.8. Oasette states Mr. R. K. Auten. assistant controller. Monopolies Department, returned from leave of absence on Bept. 28. Major R. L. Nunn. DJB.O deputy director of public works, returned from lesve of absence on Sept. Mr. A William* has been appointed police magistrate, for Singapore.
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    NOTES OF THE DAY
    749 10 "TOO EXPENSIVE YACHT." Under the heading which Is used lo- this Note the London Dally Telegrapri enlarges upon the announcement thtu the 8. Y. Sea BeUe n the 1.000- ton yacht built specially five years Ago for the use of the Governor of the Straps Settlements
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    TODAY'S SPECIAL ARTICLE.
    759 10 "FUTURISM." although "futurism" has not made itself felt in this part of the world, it has taken firm root in Italy and is gaining wide popularity there. In this article Signor T. T. Uarinetti, the well-known writer and founder of "futurism," a dose friend of Mussolini, makes
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    SUBURBAN RESIDENTS TO EVACUATE HOMES.
    376 11 Business Houses Closed And Banks Guarded. Definite news of what course the new revolution in Siam is taking is difficult to obtain owing tv the ripid censorship. According to Keuter loyal troops have opened fire on th* rebels marching on Bangkok headed by Prince Bovaradej
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    MOTOR SHOW.
    186 11 20 Per Cent. Increase In Production. Rugby. Oct. 12. Prince Georte opened the 26th InternationU Motor Show at Olympla and In company with King Alfonso made a tour of Inspection of the 400 curs on i-xhltilUon. Cars from nvj European continental countries and Canada and tne United States
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    "INDISPENSABLE."
    122 11 Nazi Ruling On Brown Shirts. Berlin. Oct 8. A curious Juridical question of wide spread Interest in Germany has Just been answered by legal experts. Recently It has frequently been asked whether the brown shirts worn by the members of Herr Hitler's Btorm detachment can be seised for debt.
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    CEKMAN WINES.
    71 11 High Quality Expected In 1933 Vintafe. Berlin. Oct. S. Wines of the Rhine and Moselle. 1933 vintage, are expected to reach a high quality lully comparable with other good years though as regards quantity the yield will probably not be up to average. This gratifying prospect In regard
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    U.S. WHEAT SUBSIDIES.
    124 11 Disastrous Effect On Australian Trade. Melbourne. Oct. 13. Since the announcement of America's Intention to subsidise the export of wheat flour to China and Japan Australia's Far Eastern trade has practically ceased. In view of the Important part America played in negotiating the wheat agreement the Prime
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    PARLIAMENT.
    96 11 To Reassemble In November. Rugby. Oct. 12. Parliament will reassemble on Nov. 7 after the summer recess. The new Unemployment Insurance BUI will be one of the first Government measures to be introduced and the Chancellor of he Exchequer. Minister of Labour and Minuter of Health today met representatives
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    LORD MAYOR'S SHOW.
    58 11 Pageant Of Imperial Communications. Rugby. Oct. 12. The central feature of the Lord Mayor's show, which will accompany the new Lord Mayor on his progress from Ouldhall u> the Law Courts on Not. 9. will be a pageant epitomising Imperial and International communications In all phases air.
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    AUSTRIA'S GENDARMES.
    72 11 Ponderous Post-War Titles To Be Abolished Vienna. Oct 11. The higher officers of tre Austrian gendarmerie, who since the World War hare borne such ponderous title as "gendarmerie central Inspectors'' or "gendarmerie police directors." will henceforth b« called by their pre-war i titles of gendarmerie generals or colonels
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    UJS. STRIKES BEING CHECKED.
    186 11 rreat Of Hollywood Film Guilds. Washington. Oct. 13. The strike scourge U being checked, especially In the coal Industry In Alabama and Oklahoma, while the Ford plant at Chester has resumed partial operation On the other hand, bituminous coal production over the week-end from Oct. 7
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    'MACHINE-GUN KELLY*
    166 11 E&ster And His Wife Get Life Terms. Oklahoma City. Oct. 12. notorious gangster "Maehliiei'Hy." and his wife have beon «d and sentenced to life lmi/iuuiunent for the kidnapping of the millionaire. Mr. Ursehell Reuter Part Of Ransom Recovered. Memphis. Tex Sept 28 Further development* hare taken place in
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    ADVISER TO CHINA. \
    149 11 ADVISER TO CHINA. Sir Frederick Whyte Appointed. Washington. Oct 12. The Chinese Legation here announces that Sir Frederick Whyte haa beer. reappolnted an adviser to the Chinese National Government Reuter. Sir Alexander Frederick Whyte bad been a political adviser to the Chinese Government from 1929-1932. He U9O yean of age.
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    RAILWAY AUTOS.
    153 11 Spanish Engineers Visit Germany. Madrid. Oct. 10. Two prominent Spanish railway experts, one a member of the board of the administration of the Northern Railway Company and the other gen- eral secretary of the same company, I who were sent to Germany and Holland to study problems In
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    TO MAKE NO MORE CONCESSIONS.
    150 11 Disarmament. GERMANY'S DECISION ANTICIPATED. Berlin, Oct 13. Following Herr Nadolny* Interview with Herr Hitler, It iv learned today that the German Government will make no further concession* at Genera The decision of Herr Hitler and hU advisers against further concessions by Germany had been anticipated
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    DR. JACK TO GOTO FIJI.
    126 11 (From Oar Own Correspondent Kuala lumpur. Oct. 14 Dr. II H Jack, M.8.E.. BA. D.Sc., of the Department ..f Agriculture, baa been offered and has accepted the appointment I of Director of Agriculture in the FUi Islands He will probably leave Malaya in March. Dr.
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    RUPTURE FEARED. < c
    202 11 RUPTURE FEARED. &lt; c Germany's Attitude More L Intractable. Oeneva. Oct. 13. Britain, the United States and France j are straining to avoid a rupture :th Germany over disarmament but the prospects are very gloomy. It Is understood that while Sir John Simon and Mr. Norman Davis were j conferring
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    COTTON TRADE.
    78 11 Reorganisation In Lancashire. London. Oct. 13 A radical reorganisation of the Lancashire cotton trade Is being planned. Representatives of the Federation of Master Cotton Splnnerr it Is understood, have submitted to the Board of Trade a scheme under which 10,000,000 redundant spindles and 100.000 looms will be pat
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    OVER-SUBSCRIBED.
    37 11 South African Loan Closed In Five Minutes. Rugby. Oct. 12. LUti for each application In connection with the laiue of the Union of Sooth Africa 3ft per cent, loan wen closed within fire minutes.— British Wlralaw.
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    TIN EXPORTS TO AMERICA.
    234 11 Big: Increase Compared bWith Last Year. •m Our Own Correspondent.) London. Oct. 13. Board of Trade returns of tin from Great Britain to America September. 1033. five 3,526 tons compared with 610 tons In the ?am month In 1932. Exports for the first nine months of
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    RADICAL CONGRESS.
    208 11 Sweeping Resolution Adopted. Paris. Oct. 8 A resolution drawn up by M Jack Kayser. a "young radical," was praised on Saturday afternoon by the Radical Socialist Congress, whereby the party declared Its agreement with the foreign policies of the various radical Governments since the May elections of 1932
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    GERMAN STAMPS.
    94 11 Atlantic Postmarks Not Genuine. Berlin. Oct. 10. Stamp collectors the world over will be Interested In the announcement of the German Minuter for posts that hitherto no German aeroplane has carried a post to South America hence no postage stamps bear genuine postmarks denoting carriage by this route.
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    HEAVY RAINS.
    72 11 Widespread Damage in South Wales. Rugby. Oct. 12. Exceptionally heavy rains occurred on Tuesday night In the west and north of England and In the Midlands. In some places 2 and 3 Inches, the equivalent of an average month's t all. were registered. In Bouth Wales widespread damage
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    $100,000,000 LOAN TO CHINA.
    478 11 National Mines As Security. SINKIANG INTRKHE? Japanese Arrested At Chiang's Order. Mr. T. V. Soong is reported to have concluded negotiations Tor a loan of |100.000.o»M) from a certain nation, pledging security the mines in hin.t. The loan, the report adds, will be made in manufactures,
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    BAD YEAR FOR THE F.M.S. RAILWAYS.
    707 12 Another Heavy Loss Met By Federal Treasury. Lart &gt;ear Ihe PJUL Railways dhowed a loss of nearly one and a half million dollar*. which will have to be met by the PJUL taxpayers. It Is unfortunate, says the General Manager, the Hon. Mr. D.
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    >l B FALL.
    253 12 &gt;l B FALL. Drop Of Nearly Three And A Half Millions. asjsto from all sources amount to 59.483.859 compared with $12,812,579 I a decrease of $3,428,720 at i. jer receipts amount to 83.128.MM. a decrease of $1,201,994 pot centt compared with the year 1931. The number of ordinary passenger Journeys
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    TRAFFIC REGULATIONS.
    31 12 The Governor has made a number of regulations under the Traffic Regulations Ordinance, which were gazetted yesterday They do not come Into force until approved by the Legislative Cour.ca
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    TIN RESTRICTION.
    194 12 Direct Loss Of Railway Traffic. It is estimated that the direct loss of railway revenue due to redaction In traffic to and from tin mine, hi consequence of the tin restriction scheme is 9425.000 per annum, but to thl* direct loss must be added indirect losses due i
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    2>, CENTS PER DAY!
    135 12 2&gt;, CENTS PER DAY! Cheap Living In Java. From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan. Oct. 10. Some time ago the director of the department of administration made the suggestion that. In certain districts of Java, It was possible for a Javanese to live on 2 5 cents per day This statement
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    COLLAPSED ON COURT.
    33 12 (From Oar Own Correspondent) Bsrsmhan. Oct. 12. Mr. T. P. N. chief clerk I Education Office. Seremban. coMspssd while playing badminton this aftemoor iiwi died almost tmrtv»&gt;|»«^y from heart failure
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    CURING LUNATICS IN MALAYA.
    327 12 Early Discharge At Tanjong Ram bu tan. There were over 2.500 patients In the central mental hospital ot the F.HB., at Tanjong Rambutan. last year, and ,i a new policy of incomplete treatment I was In force. The hon. Dr. C. J. Wilson. In his annual
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    PRINCE CARL.
    111 12 Flight Over Singapore Yesterday. Prince Carl, of Sweden, who arrived in Singapore yesterday, and Lieut. Wennberg visited the Royal Singapore Flying Club yesterday evening and were taken for flights over the Island in the moth seaplanes. They were up for about an hour. Mr. Shook the Assistant Instructor,
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    JOHORE PLANTERS' ASSOCIATION.
    447 12 Difficult Labour Situation. A meeting of the committee of the Johore Planters' Association was held at the offices of Rennle Lowlck Co. on Oct. 11 when there were present. Mr J. W. K. Adams (Chairman) hi the Chair and Messrs. C. Bradbery. H J. Stacker. B. J.
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    SUDDEN DEATH OF CAPTAIN MEADOWa
    156 12 On Arrival In London. TAKEN ILL IN A TAXI-CAB. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Oct. IX Captain Thomas Gerald Meadows, a well known Singapore pilot who Journeyed home by the Dutch air mall, died yesterday afternoon within an hour of arriving hi London. He was
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    UNFIT FOR WHIPPING.
    87 12 Eleven Months Sentence For An Incorrigible. Ordered to be rigorously imprisoned' for nine months and to receive nine strokes of the rotan for theft of a fountain pen. Teck Han. was found on medical examination to be unfit for I a whipping. The man was produced a
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    HANGING IN TELL.
    93 12 Warder's Timely Discovery In C.aol. (From Oar Own Correspondent t Kuala Lumpur. Oct. 13. A case of attempted suicide by a jrlsoner in Pudu Gaol has been report- ■d to the police. A Chinese prisoner awaiting banishnent to China attempted to commit iuicide. at about at 8.30
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    BUS ROUTES.
    385 12 A minute of a meeting of Municipal committee No. 1 states that with re- l ard to the decision of Apr. 28 that buses shall be licensed on specified routes only if the Commissioners arej tatlsned that the buses would be under the control of an organisation competent
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    Town And Country In Malaya.
    702 12 PRICE OF ECONOMY ON RUBBER ESTATES. The Straits Budget of 4ug 3 (write* Dorset correspondent of the Investor's Chronicle) refers to deter icon many rubber plantations esp In Negrl Sembllan and Malacca You hare from time to time stressed the Importance &lt;&gt;t investors purchasing shares
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    ELECTROCUTED.
    77 12 Fatal Mishap On Wharf side. "From Our Own Correspondent &gt; Klang. Oct. 1.1 A Malabari Mohammedan was the victim of a ratal accident which i &gt; .y. place yesterday at Port Swettenham. Nine Indian coolies employed at 'he harbour were pushing a gantry alurg wharf No. c when It
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    INDEBTED CLERKS.
    395 13 Official Assignee On Office Practice. "My chief clerk made me sign ai surety for a loan." said a bankrupt yesterday before the Chief Justice. 81i Walter Huggard. In answer to a question as to the cause of his indebtedness He was Lee Thlam Puah, 22 years old and
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    IN FORBIDDEN WATERS.
    66 13 Another Japanese Fishing Vessel Detained. i From Our Own Correspondent .&gt; Medan. Oct 10. Another Japanese fishing vessel, the Tukuyu Maru. has been detained in the neighbourhood of Bldool. in the north coast of the Celebes. It is alleged that the vessel was fishIng within the three-mile
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    Malaya A t Toronto Exhibition.
    253 13 (From Our Own Correspondent London. Oct. S. s "The Ottawa Conference put t Malayan pineapple in a more r favourable position than non-Empire fruit as regards Import duties, and we felt we ought to try and press the I advantage home." said Mr. H 8
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    FASCISM IN N.EJ.
    116 13 Two Groups With The Same Name. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Medan. Oct. 9 The two Fascist organisations In Netherlands India, both known as the N.1.F.0. (Nil. Fascist Organisation* i are at loggerheads and quarrels be- tween them, of which the newspapers i make good "copy." are the
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    JAVA RICE ORDER.
    328 13 Existing Contract.* With Singapore. &lt;From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan. Oct. 10. I With regard to the Government order that the East Coast of Sumatra;' must consume at least 1,000 tons of H Java rice per month considerable dim culty has been experienced at this &lt; initial stage
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    JAPAN AND N.E.I.
    89 13 Fondling Of Nationalist Leaders Alleged. (from Our Own Correspondent &gt; Medan. Oct. 9. Discussing the Pacific problem, the Algemeen Indisch Dagblad calls attention to the fact that Japan, striving for the formation of an Asiatic bloc. Is "fondling" the prominent nationalists In Netherlands India. It Is pointed
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    MALAYAN MUSHROOMS.
    77 13 Experiments With Variety From China. A reference to the cultivation of mushrooms In Malaya U made In the annual report of the Agricultural Department The report says that attempt* to cultivate mushrooms from Imported spawn of the European mushroom 'Agarlcus) were unsuccessful, probably owing to the higher temperature
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    STABBED TO DEATH.
    52 13 Chinese To Pay Supreme Penalty. (Prom Our Own Correspondent &gt; Beremban. Oct. 12. The third death sentence in the present assizes waa passed by Mr. Justice Hereford today, when Lam Chan was found guilty of murdering 3am Ah Mok at Oemas by stabbing him with a knife
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    WORKLESS EUROPEANS.
    53 13 'from Our Own Correspondent &gt; Medan, Oct. 9. motief Ut informed that at the m. of August there were 2.947 European men and 581 women registered v unemployed in the labour ex.r.Kee of Net 1 da India. In the last here has b*«n a cotK Iderable of unemployment
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    I BRACING PAHANG!
    279 13 Lower Death Rate Thar In Negri Sembilan. The efficiency of anti-malarial work on new estates In Pahang U commented upon by Dr. A. O. H. Smart in a recent annual report. Writing In his capacity as ReglstrarOeneral of Births and Deaths. Dr. Smart says that except for
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    PO LEUNG KUK.
    371 13 Annual Sports And Visitors* Day. The annual sports and visitors' day »t the Po Leung Kuk yesterday was traced by the presence of Lady Clement! and the Tengku Empuan of fohore and many other distinguished rial tors. The building* of the home occupy an irea of well
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    Home Sport. — Chinese Olympiad.—S.A.F.A. Penalise Malays.
    9 14 Home Sport. Chinese Olympiad. S.A.F.A. Penalise Malays. mnu srf/r&gt;
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    ARSENAL BUY NEW FORWARD IN A HURRY
    142 14 "Stopping The Rot" At Cost Of £7,000 i i. Mi I .1 .1 ..II i. h*la*a i [till in»J r M .i, ii ii' i' i ul la.t, were kl l.rvrr I u«h hr| 1 I.'' i i v U a great dial
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    NANKING IPORTS.
    455 14 Three New National Re- lUblitthed. N-akli.g Oa|, 111 .1 national alhWtte I— tint b*lm h«M In Nil. kii.a art aa foil Ihr ll.itwh I.H.lball lean, brut U.r n »U»rn by S I !&lt;■•&lt;• I Mupeli ihr mfni ainsu»a raauiud in a Homi m Klamal. while aaerhurn IBM 11.,
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    MALAYS FORFEIT SECOND LEAGUE LEADERSHIP ,
    706 14 MALAYS FORFEIT SECOND LEAGUE LEADERSHIP S.A.F.A. Rules Players To Be Ineligible. Aa a raMiM of a dMlaloo mUmo at tl r in* Nlnga ..ai*ur riMithall AMOfItoMM. hrld at Anaxtn Hoad (liadh.in laai I l.ragur |«r* VI it* i UMton a ml* wa« Ul 1.1. 4. 11..-y ma affwud, b*oom« in.
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    24 14 mi i.\ 001 1 '*ii Oorr*apon&gt;i I I V u,r Medan I &gt;l «nil hall awrep W K H Muir .ii 41 5 m
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    7 15 Local Hockey. Today 's Home Soccer- Golf.
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    GLC.C WIN POOR GAME.
    459 15 Last-Minute Goal Against &gt;&lt; &lt; 1; CJ.C. A very scrappy game of hockey was witnessed on the S. C. C. Padang yes- terday. when the Club fielded a team against the Ceylon Sports Club After attacking for threequarters of the game and being presented with i
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    ' THE CtP FINAL.
    105 15 THE CtP FINAL. Wiltshires' Team Against Malays Today. The Wiltshire Regiment and the Malays meet at the Anson Road Stadium this afternoon In the final ol the S.A F A Cup competition. The Wiltshires will be represented bj the following team: Hlgglns; Nutland Worsdell: Hawkins. Marrts. Jones; fchlrley. Haynes. Earl.
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    K.S.A. SPORTS.
    53 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Klang. Oct. 13 The Kuala Belangor Athletic sports meeting under the patronage of the lion Mr T. 8. Adams. British PlsMwf, Selangor. will be held on Wednesday. Oct. 18. at 2 pm The Hon Mr. T. 8. Adams has kindly con ented to give
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    CHINESE BEAT fl M.CO.
    984 15 CHINESE BEAT f l M.CO. 1 Good Display On Bad Ground. S.C JLC. I M.C.O. t Displaying marked superiority, tbe t Chinese defeated the Malaya Command r Officers at hockey yesterday on the i S.C.R.C. ground by two goals to nil. it The Command Officers were on the defensive for
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    POMPEVS DUEL WITH THE 'SPURS.
    62 15 Today's Home Football Fixtures. The most interesting match m to-day's English League fixture list hi the meeting of Tottenham Hotspur, the first division leaders, with Portsmouth, who are only one point »»»MiiH on the latter's ground. The matches In the English League and the First
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    S.C.C. TRIUMPH,
    157 15 Soldiers Routed At Tanflin. A represenUUve S.C.C. XV visited TangUn yesterday evening and trounced a Malaya Command "A" XV. by 29 points to five. The around was In good condition and It proved quite ao Interesting game but the Club, thanks mostly to the strength of their pack,
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    122 15 T«4&gt;7. October 14. S-A F A Oop Ftaal Aim Bead. Octf Keppel OJO. Monthly *U4ml &lt;*"*•). Rugby Volunte«r» v§. Otrrtion. P»dan« Hockey: BJI.C. "V va. O*A n. BA.C. BJs\ Raffia Collate annual athletic «r tU. R-C ■naODd. iMiaj'. Oefasar Is. Football B.C.PJI. Cop anal. Slang 800 vi. C
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    REMINISCENCES OF K.L. RACECOURSE.
    565 15 When Willie Dunman Stole A Race. Mr. A. R. Lake. wrlUng In the September number of British Malaya, tells two Interesting yarns about the late Mr. W. Dunman. He writes: I don't know whether these reminiscences of the late Willie Dunman will Interest your readers. He
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    BUKIT TIMAH GOLF.
    256 15 Result Of The Mixed Foursomes. The monthly mixed foursome* competition was played at Bukit Tlmah jwNriUj and resulted In a win for Mrs W. McMuUan and R. J. Isherwood j with a net score of J3'« Forty-seven cards were taken out and the following returned: Mrs. Ifcif
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    1731 16 M. Jean Worth. The Famous French Dress Designer IT Is very difficult for me to tell: you in a few words which way the wind of fashion is going to blow this wlnu-r I say this because the change that is taking place is very subtle
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    463 16 r|URINO the last few years there has been a popular revival needlework, and women of all classes are discovering that it is ml ly interesting and useful, too." declared the Principal of the Royal of Needlework. London, which Is the home of beautiful
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    432 16 11/'HY should married women receive better treatment In law t^an I widows and spinsters This question was tackled with considerable vlgoui If Mr. Isidore Kerman, a London solicitor, at the Law Society's provln:lal meeting at Oxford. He pointed out that married women could not
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    A JOURNAL IN THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.
    2910 17 HOW long will it be before the sun saps the vitality of the Asiatic immigrant races settled to this country? Last Saturday afternoon, at the drowsy hour of two- thirty, the Victoria Institution hall was full of eager and alert young peop'e assembled to
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    LOWEST BIRTH-RATE.
    201 17 Australia's Population Problem. In an analysis of the population statistics for 1932. the Commonwealth Statistician (Mr. K. T. sfcPhee) points out that the average annual rate of i increase in Australia since the census of 1921 was 1.63 per cent, one of the highest in the world, tout
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    MILITARY SUPPLIES.
    179 17 New Factory Built Near Canton. Canton. Sept. 29. Near Pakong In the Tslng Yuen district near Canton the Ist Oroup Army has established a large factory for the making of military supplies, though what sort of supplies will be turned out there Is not being published at present
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    FIRING OF REICHSTAG RECONSTRUCTED.
    157 18 Exact Conditions. WITNESSES ACT THEIR KMDKN(E. Berlin. Oct 13. A dramatic reconstruction of part of the procedure adopted in the firing of the Reichstag, as seen by witnesses, was enacted this evening in the presence of thousands of spectators who were cordoned off by chains and
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    176 18 Dr. Dollfuss' Condition Improves. Vienna. Oct 9. The condition of the Austrian Chancellor. Dr Dollfuss, has Improved so, much that attending physicians per- nutted him on Saturday to attend dl- vine services at Saint Stephen's Cathe:he Chancellor proceeded to the Cathedral on foot, but returned by motor
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    tGED MAN GAOLED.
    98 18 Four- Year Term For Habitual Criminal. Warsaw. Oct 11 According to the Polish newspapers a 69-year-old man. Jan Konora, appeared before a court charged with having accosted a girl in the street during last March and snatched her handbag containing her whole week's wages o. 30 sloty
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    POLAND PUZZLED.
    203 18 .Meteorological Station Slops Work. Warsaw. Oct 10. For several days past the State Meteorological Institute In Warsaw has ceased to make weather forecasts. Inquiries poured In from all sides demanding to know why the service had beer suspended. The management then declared that the publication of weather forecsats
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    CHINA'S OLYMPICS.
    290 18 New National Records &gt; Established. Nanking. Oct.. 17. At the conclusion yesterday of the field and track events In the National athletic meeting being held In Nanking, Shanghai took first place; Pelplng. i second Uacning. third Shantung, fourth: Fukien and Kiangsu being for fifth place Ceveral new national
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    REBELS TALK PEACE.
    166 18 Then Launch Surprise Attack On Central Forces. Shanghai. Oct 11 While the representatives of the 1 rebel forces from Charhar were talking peace wi:h the Pelplng headi quarters, the rebels suddenly commenced another attack on the Oov- eminent lines at Kaollylng. Tatung- llau and Slautungliau last night.
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    NOT YET RETURNED.
    447 18 Rolling-Stock Seized By Russia. London. Oct 13. Though the newspapers carry no editorials on the matter, the CER. 'dispute Is given prominence In all Journals and those connected with the Far East are gravely impressed. It is pointed out that Russian accusations that Japan Is deliberately encouraging
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    BALKAN PACT.
    258 18 Bulgaria And Greece May Join. Belgrade. Oct I*. After King Alexander's Balkan trip and Its high foreign political Importance, the fact that the Rumanian Foreign Minister M. Tltulescu. haf decided to make a similar round Journey. &lt; visiting Warsaw, Sofia. Ankara. Athens I and Belgrade, Is considered as
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    JAPAN MAY RETALIATE.
    821 18 Expulsion Of Tass Agents As First Step Shanghai. O 13. The Japanese envoy In Manchuria has made a statement regarding the allegation* made against Japan, by Moscow. The allegation*, he said, had either been created or exaggerated by the Russians. To clarify the situation as regards the
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      123 18 i sjgsjgsj s^sjgsj ga s^gsj sjbsjksb m agMi mh m m m m m saa i mm gagas t SSOOi HAS BEEN I WON AGAIN 1 IN THE SUNDAY TIMES I FREE ENTRY FOOTBALL COMPETITION. Since the Opening I of the Present Football Season I THE I SUNDAY TIMES has
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    IHI AMATEUR GAME.
    483 19 DuUich Hamlet Triumphant Again. Two of our best Amateur side*. Ktngstonlan. the FA Amateur Cup holders, and Dulwlch Hamlet, the Isthmian League champions, devoted their attention to the first round ol the London Charity Cup competition this week-end Klngstonlan were at home to Barnet. whom they defeated
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    MORE RUGGER SURPRISES
    1902 19 Rosslyn Park Thrash Bradford. We expected "surprises" during the first fortnight of the Rugby season, when pithes were hard baked by drought, and what racing men would call the "book form" of clubs was almost bound to be upset But now that heavy rain has Improved all
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    HOCKEY SEASON OPENS.
    1303 19 Important Rules Revisions. The hockey season opened on Saturday, when there were more clubi playing throughout the country thaj ever before. This expansion In the popularity of the game Is particularly notable In the North. Midlands and West, while so great has become the number of enthusiastic
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    DIRECTOR FINKD.
    254 19 A Company That Asked For £50,000. Fines amounting to £125 With £15 15s costs, were Imposed at the London Guildhall Police Court on Bept 28 on Richard KUham. of Thormy. Peterborough, for. being a party to the issue of a prospectus by the Fen Farming Co.. Ltd.. falling
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