The Straits Times, 30 October 1933

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    34 1 IVTABUSHB) WBABLY A CfcJCTURY.) 7ii*s LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. .'<» PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY^ OCTOBER 30, 1933. PRICE 10 CENTS The Straits Times 2(» PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY. OCTOBER SO, I*3*. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      384 1 SINGAPORE 78. CCCIL ST. ('PHONE 5151). aS SLEDCE MILK /^(SWEETENED CONDENSED) ■}»s£* Amid the cold, crisp surroundings of th« Kjt..~T- <^""^_ jA^ famed Beraesc Alps thousands of health =3^ yfe leekers find new vigour ever)' year. v After the snows have melted the < ♦SPEC'IRf ALPINE VALLEYS OF THE EMMEN''^^'2?
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      193 1 KUALA LUMPUR! 23, JAVA ST. (PHONE 3653) jg^L DON'T FORGET YOUR AT HOME ChmtntM oiKs Oifu that are splendid tokens of the X'mas spirit of Goodwill, and that are certain of appreciation. The prices quoted In each Instance include all charges for Duty. Parking, and Postage, etc In the United
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      474 2 P. 0, BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. urporated ji England MAIL PAB6ENOER AND CAROO SERVICES AR AND ORIENTAL B.N 00. TJrIDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJaBTTB CJOVEKNMENT LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. «yrrwARD from London for china AND JAPAN. Dvi Tonage S'por* 17.000 Nov 10 g.OOO Nov 23 IS.OOO Nov
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      695 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. 'PON *1 SKN KAISIIA) TO LONDON. Vanie*. Marat mis. Liatia. Antwerp Rotterdam and Mlfiitn na. Vessels Tonnage Due Sail YASCKUNI MARU 12.000 Oct. 31 Nov 1 HAKONE MARU 10.400 Nov. IS It I SUWA MARU 11.000 Nov. 30 Dec 1 i FUSHIMI MARU 10.900 Dec 14 IS I
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      573 2 BURNS PHILP LINE. (larorporaled In Australia) FOR BRISBANF. STDNET AND aTELBOIRNE Th JAVA. PAR WIN AND TaTTJBSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the we!lknomn steamer MARELLA (7.M5 tons) and the sj. MANOOLA <3 352 tons) (Cargo < {only). The ss. MARELLA Is one of the largest and finest steamers trading
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      563 2 TOE EAST ASIATIC CO, LIMITED. (Incorporated In Denißark PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA. LONDON. ROTTERDAM. HAMRI'RC. AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore Malacca Port Perang Swett FIONIA 14 11 14 II 15 11 17 11 ERRIA 5 12 5 12 6 12 8 12 LALANDIA 26 12 26
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      1130 2 Tm l»l I I MVMI lis» (Krean THE lII* Klllow sTTßaatßaUff ■<• Hloam Ship Co.. Lid. and <hina Mutual imii I I n Steam Navigation Co, Ltd. TIU (I *Rl> STI \MnIIIT i 0 1 1> THE STRAITS STEAMSHII' (I) I Til THt ><\K\H\K MUX>IIII' CO lll> THE CHIN NAVIGATION
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    TERRIBLE DANGER ON TANKERS.
    760 3 I'etrol Gas Fume-. ATHBLQUEBN MSAOTbM RECALLED. The explosion which occurred t>oard the tanker Athelqueen. while she was on her way from Kobe to I Manila last month, during tank cleanbring home to many tanker linger of empty tanks. I Shipping Telegraph contri:.Wfr is loaded her screwed
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    HONG KONG YACHT REACHES I.S.A.
    374 3 British Naval Officers' Venture. The Hong Kong yacht Talrro^han. built at Kowlcn Docks ar.O manned by a party of Naval ofllct ri. has reached Victoria. 8.C.. on the south-west coast hi Canada. This news ll conveyed In a letter to Mr. H Rouse. <of the
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    NEW LIGHT.
    196 3 I'oian;; Fort Ik-aeon To Be Kstablished. is given that on or about Nov. 1. 1933. and without further notice, a l*i{ht will be exhibited lrom a pole beacon about 40 feet high, to be known M PPitanß Fort Beacon, established at the entrance to the Haiho on the
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS.
    90 3 No. 46 of 1933— (Temporary). Borneo. West Coast Sarawak. Sarawak River Approaches Surveying temporarily established. Position.— From Cape Slpang Lat 1 deg. 48' N. long. 110 deff. 20' C <approx> to Po point lighthouse. Lat. 1 deg ■3N. long. 110 deg. 31E <approx> an 8 miles eastward
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    CONTE VERDE.
    47 3 The s.s. Conte Verde i Italian Mall) is expected here on Tuesday morning, from Trieste. Venice. Brlndlsl. Port Said. Bombay and Colombo, and will sail again at 5 p m. the same day for Hor.ie Kong and Shanghai. She will berth alongside the SH.B. wharf.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED.
    269 3 SINOKBL. Dut 2»5 tooa. from DJambl W-H. for DJambl 1-11 TOBA Dut 6«4 tons, from Djambi 30-10. for Diambl via ports 1-11. IPOH. Brit.. 528 ton«. from Penang 30-10. for Port Swrttenham Penang 1-11. NAM YONO. Brit. 769 tooa. from BaU*la 30-10. for Batavlit 31-10. REUNST. Dut. 1.432
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    116 3 Monday. October 30. I Shlaa akwgaMe the »harre» or experted to arrive. KI.-'TI I. lIARBOI'R Main Wharf Lch ■■Princess- Mary- Lch "Kathleen." Clunepark. Oil Wharf Nil Coal Wharf Nil t SSEI.S IN DM DOCKS. I inion Pagar. Albert Dock Nil. Victoria Dock Nil. Kroorl Ilirbnar Kings Dock
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      467 3 Jg NORDDEUTSCHEF rßg LLOYD. |t r«^J I .j flneorportted la Oertn'n* Thr undermentioned are the ccmpan*'i Intended fixtures OUTWARD SAARBRUCtkk... for II Manila. Honu Konc. Shanghai, Kobe and Osaka Not .0 S MAIN for Manila. Hon« Konr Shanghai. N. China Japan No*. 21 COBLENZ for Manila, Mont Kong. Shanghai N.
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      403 3 REDUCED FARES ROUND-THE-WORLD First Class £169.5.0 Toyrist Class £110— Fares apply Westbound from Singapore 01 Penang. All water route except first class rail Across United States or Canada. Via Panama Canml from NewYork to Los Angeles cr San Francisco. rtoat Class »opr.*im»Wlv HIM Twkt Class aaamisaatety MM MM For rarther
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      352 3 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. (Incorporated In England* •VLLEBMAM- I.IKE. H»K MURK. LONDON, ROTTERDAM II WIIM »<O Via .'orta *M San Caaal Due Salla Su-amrr B'pore B*por* I.AODAD In port 1 OP LILLE Nov 2* Dec 3 CITY <>F FVANSVILLI Dec. 2? J«n t 1 CITY OP NORWICH Jan. 29
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      62 3 TIDE TABLES. Maa«ay. OeUber 3*. H W t52 am 8 ft 4 In 9.1 p.m I ft. L. W. 235 am 2 ft. 3 in 25« p.m J fi. TaeaiaT. Oetoacr 31. H W 925 a m I ft 7 In 9.M pm 9 ft 3 In L W 322
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      77 3 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. Stations Yesterday Last night Max Rainfall Bright Mm temp, ins Sunshine temp *F hrs. T A lor Star 87 089 8 7 75 ,StUawan 92 Nil 7 5 73 K. Trengganu 87 I^9 8.0 73 Bukit Jera.-n 89 0.14 7.9 72 Malacca 85 328 10 5 71
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      280 4 SITUATIONS VACANT When applrtnr for any position adver ti«ed ia thete ralnmni wad copies of testlmoniaK Dv not *cad original*. n m anted bT Europesn man need arp'y 969 n'« amah. No 978 S T. N i >«»7. HIENCED BRITISH rrißlrwrinz building straits Times. SITUATIONS WANTED ■.■R.SEXIAin offers services in
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      662 4 HOUSES, FLATS TO LET Bungalows. AnguWa Park. AnguflJa 00. HOUSE on Institution Hill Rant 9JO United Enclneera I ET. 7. Napier Rd- 14, ChaUworth Road. Apply Meyer Bros. f TO LET SHOP. FLAT. Amber Mansions Appl: Spcre Building Corri 64 Market St TO LET. No 3. Swanage Road, (off Tanjons
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      531 4 BUSINESS PREMISES I TO LET I Ground First Floor. Robinson R'l. Premises, separately or tocetber. United Bngi- Doers. TO LET. OFFICES at 4 and 4-A. Prince I St top floor and No. 33. Raffles Place. Apply Koh Chew Kee. 129. Killin ry Road TO LET. ROTTERDAM Bill NO »7 ROBINBON
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      624 4 PUBLIC NOTICE LOCAL EMPLOYERS HAVING VACANCIES FOR EUROPEANS AXE URGED TO CONSULT THE CHAIRMAN OF THE EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT COMMITTEE AT THE V.M.C.A, SINGAPORE. j PENANG TURF CLUB. NOTICL NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the Annual General Meeting of the Members of the- Penang Turf Club will be held at the
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      1040 4 TENDERS JOHORE GOVERNMENT. TENDERS Hi be received at the office of ill! Hon'ble the State Secretary, JotV/re Bahru. I ip to noon of November 15. 1933. fur the Supply of Granite Road Metal from Pulau Sana* and C< ntractort own W irrv Bahru District during 1934. All particulars may be
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      213 4 BUSINESS CARDS FfG A R O Special Kedurrd bargfli Fer O.TOBER and NOM MBI K*t«M T «*Q I'IIHWIM Earaaean I '-easen. Raflon HoU-l ißoom i:«l and at 93 Bras Bavih Road MASSAGE HALL M \M< I U AN!) M a» Mrs. lIMtl and Mlm UM 66. WATERLOO 1 1 I
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      185 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES ■BBMava Wltbin OatstaV without Malaya. Malaya. Postage Month). 8 S.ga 3 4.66 8 IJ6 Uoartrrlv 8 K56 81! M 3 7 S6 llalf Vearl, 317 66 «84-6 a 315 66 \rarlj HMI Note— OaUtattea caeaaes iboaM Iswlade the B»aal baak dix-oawt. ADVERTISEMENT RATES The charges ana aastrwcUasM for
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    GERMAN COLOUR BAR.
    164 5 Resentful Ceylonese Propose Ban. Colombo. Oct. 5. A piquant sequel to the recent Reuter telegram from Berlin, reporting that the Prussian Minister of Justice proposed legislation Introducing not only a Jewish but also a colour bar. Is contained In the notice of a motion given In the
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    PROFESSOR FINED.
    56 5 Pulled Communication Cord Of Train. Rangoon. Oct. 6. Professor 8. R. Varma. who Is heading a party of Allahabad student visitors of Burma, has been fined a rupee by a magistrate of Inseln for pulling the communication cord of a train while travelling from Mandalay to Rangoon. He
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    INTER CASTE DINNER.
    81 5 Harijan H«>>< Among The 1 Bombay. Oct. 5. An inter-i-ommun.il an. undi r the auspice* ot the Muslim students' Union and the Youth Lodge Theosophical Society, this evening. Mrs. Sarojinl Naldu presiding. Among those who attended were Mr and Mrs. Shaukat Alt. Mr M. C. Chagla. Mr
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    BURGE MURDER CASE.
    113 5 Applications For Bail Rejected. Mldnapore. Oct. 6. The men arrested following the murder of Mr 3urge. District Magistrate, were produced belore the Additional District Magistrate Uxi the applications lor ball v. the Magistrate Imldinu that ti sufficient evidence against sad) of thi men justifying their detention N.mdalal
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      237 5 HOTELS TODAY'S ATTRACTIONS. COCKTAIL DANCE makan ketchil 6.15 P.M. -8 15 P.M. INFORMAL DINNER DANCE 9..V)-Mll>\|(,Hl RAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA PHONE 5381. ADELPHI SEA VIEW HOTEL HOTEL TABLE D'HOTE MEALS TO-NIGHT AND A LA CARTE EDNE FRIDAY CEYLOMESE CURRY Saturday CONCERT DURING TIFFIN SPECIAL DINNER DANCE THURSDAY ENTERTAINMENT SPECIAL MNNER prov.oed
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      41 5 OUR MIDDLE NAME IS crpvirr WE UNDERTAKE ANT SERVICE WORK IN CONNECTION WITH OVERHAUL. TESTING. REBIIIUINC or REPAIRING OF RADIO AMPLIFIERS OR TALKIE EQUIPMENT. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. RADIO SERVICE CO. OF MALAYA, LTD. BROADCAST HOUSE. 2. Orchard Road. SINGAPORE. PHONE 73M.
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      74 5 ALL AT MALTA. Japanese Line Institutes New Service. The NYK. Line has tentatively decided to open a service to Malta in the Mediterranean Sea. The s.s. Lyons Maru. which left Kobe on Sept. 1. was j the first Japanese boat to call there. The decision was reached in accordance with
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      332 5 C C. WAKEFIELD Co.. Ltd.; rtenumy Buildmj Robinson Road. MM. trOßt:. Phnnr N" r.'barU-rrd Rank (hambrn. Phone MtS, i mo\ inn p»n iim WHAT A DOCTOR SAYS ABOUT NEURALGIA. At time* hrn neuralgia an i t, ■cement was mcli Sn^Hft.*! and M >-« East "Neural«la.'° said the do i :iervous
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      505 5 MALAYAN A.ILS. KUALA LUMPUR. Programme For Tuesday, October 31, 1933. Call Sign ZGE. Wave-length 4*9? metres. 7 p.m. Columbia Records. L 2125 Orchestra— Ballet Music from Rosamunde Halle Orchestra. DX 253 Octet—Serenade in C— None but the weary heprt Squire Celeste Octet. L 2260 Piano— Berceuse Minuet— Ignaz Frtedmann. DB
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      199 5 j ■■nT J *r- yToday 9 s Crossword Puzzle (CLUES.) ACROSS. o S| j««ui 31 Pouch 1 Cicatrice J4 Hearts 5 Blip gf wood 25 At prank t' Slinging inucll M Vmcl II. Hum J« Tree 14 Been *> R" ls lUbbfc- M«« cab It Cheer Indoknt 1* Employ wrong*
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    PENANG HEAT PERAK EUROPEAN.
    79 6 Odd-j?oai Victory After Kven (iame. Penang. Oct. 29. fixture was he Esplanade and Perak Europeans. imp Fenang K"al in three It was would win easily put up a surprisingly 'ight. Van Rennan was outt back while Noaks. In the gave a superlative Holland. rxt-ellcntly ras well
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    ALL BLUES FAIL AGAINST STATE.
    316 6 NegTi Cross Line Seven Times. i From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Oct. 27. The Negrl Sembllan Rugby Football Club defeated the Negrl Sembllan Alllie premier Asiatic rugger side in the country, today by 25 points ;<2 goals and 5 tries) to 4 points (a dropped
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    LOCAL GOLF.
    512 6 Island Club Beaten By S.CJ.C. In a lour ball match at Buklt Tlmah rday, Singapore O.C defeated the Club by 24 points to 7'« btaatf Club players first) J T Smith and F. A Brlggs M M PBt-rwm and 8 N. Ktlly 1 8. I M Ibrahim and
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    POLICE WIN.
    42 6 Smith Scores Three Goals Against Raffles. Ralßes Coll. Police The Police defeated Raffles College by four goals to nil on the latter's ground yesterday, and thoroughly deserved t..<rlr victory though the match was uninteresting Smith, the centre-forward, scored 'hree goals
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    LOCAL BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    561 6 i Several Competitors Arrive I^ate. Unsatisfactory incidents marred the nuatlon of the Singapore Badminton Association championship tournament at the SVC. Drill Hall on Saturday when three matches could not be held owing to competitors fall ing to turn up. In one cue where a I player in
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    HOME RUGBY.
    198 6 Oxford University's First < Defeat L'jndon. Oct 28 Oxford University encountered thrtr flrst defeat of the season today. Th*y were entertaining a strong Services j side from Portsmouth and lost a good game by 15 pts. to 12. The biggest surprise of the day. however, was the overwhelming
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    33 6 In hockey matches played during the week-end the Singapore Coils beat a WUtahlres' XI by a goal scored by G. Valours flve minutes from time and the K.C.C. beat Singapore Hornets 4 1.
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      54 6 V i BEAUTIFUL ARTISTIC furniture! LATEST CREATIONS EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS (N« Ui.»l CsUUf«« MmUm.) I dozens I COMPLETE SUITES AWAIT YOUR INSPECTION. EVERY PIECE HAND-MADE. WE USE NO VENEERS. CORRECT PRICES I THE BEST PEOPLE FURNISH AT FRANKELS. IHrKr Is ft REASON FRANKELS FURNITURE GALLERIES ARE WOKTHY OF YOUR INSPECTION. WE
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      434 6 [smashing! culD si /3£^\ klEt^^gW: 'TAKE 3 'ASPRO' Tablets immedi- rlcally formulated at a result ot careful A ately the first sign of a Cold appears, chemical research in\ estimations and MM and 2 Tablets every three hours after- quick relief is obtained because after I wards until symptoms disappear;
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    THE 18TH CENTURRY COMES BACK
    38 7 M Ilic Doir." lIX I lo\ I WIM |mi V MINI I 1 I i.i l"»kr I i nl I hi' i I.i. 1 i tl it i well •v.,1. »iii p 1..
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    ARRANGEMENTS FOR ARMISTICE DAY.
    179 7 Mi*. tlMMrlil OrKmiiMim l*o|»|»> S»kHk m mm 111 Milkflttl^M LlilA V#Aff 1M *^W^f WIWIMM »«l IMP r I i' 'I" ii ii i1 1 U on M iiiUlli > It I Itll'lllllM I I ft I .1.1 snssmyvtt It Ur Ik Mi lit in. h«l .if
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    STOLE CHETTIAR'S SHOES.
    14 7 r «>,. i «>»., i „^..,,1,. „..1 (.••111 111. ••I AIIm.HI 1.1 WVMtI
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    MOLESTED WOMAN.
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      33 7 OIFTS FOR HOME 9 VISIT OUR CHEAP SALE ...MMI 20% MONDAY. 01 10IIR 30th DISCOUNT lo NOVEMIEN lOtk ON IVIKV 1 1 Days Only ARTICLI MtD. ECHIGOYA CO.. 54 A 56, MIDDLE ROAD.
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      200 7 IltH M I \*l IN«NI'« Til IM TNI tmMTMT I-AIXINTWI PMJ lf?^VIH(»" LAST NIGHT "IT'S A BOY" j JpwULt LESLIE HENSON WML EDWARD EVERETT fcftlh ALL-LAUGHING! Hp^^| TO- M 1> H K W UNITtO MTIITI M TIJM I /^Kfl •TAMNtNO EDWARD EVERETT NORTON IM« fl>r('/4M rI.AYtH Of < > I
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      221 7 II Positive** CAPITOL LASTNIOHTI w.l* Tkl Mrr**M'a Innhlml |i«li In Hunli«iir ul M«nli«SLIM SUMMERVILLE ZASU PITTS In lnl..i>«l> IMAItM >"■ "HER FIRST MATE" Im i>fr|i TO-MORROW NIGHT! Qraii Malivaa Prmlirt! «r t4 1..l 118 1 lT_k I W V tMNdi ml* 'Ml Mi "II Ml MhM Mb Jr j jfwoßKii
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    165 8 Rubber Quiet And Easier. HEW YORK TIN UNCHANGED. 'From Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Monday. Today's Prices Rubber. Iff, down Tin. Singapore price 1 13.62 'j up 15 cU. <...ld. Ifi 9s. Hd.. down is. 6d. S*turda\'s Prices Kubber. London 3 31/324.. up 1 32 d. New York.
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    PRODUCE.
    351 8 Singapore. Oct. M. 12 noon. Buyer. Seller Gambler 4 00 Java Cube 7.TS Hamburg Cub* 7.TS Muntok White Pepper 21 50 White Pepp-r 20 50 Black Pepper 12 50 Mixed Black Pepper Copra, sundrled 330 3 20 Copra, mixed 265 265 i Small Flake Tapioca 4.10 Fair Flake Tapioca
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        MINING.
        471 8 Val. Pd. Buyers Sellers. £1 1 Asam Kumbang 30/6 31/6 £1 £1 Austral Malay 36/- 37 6 5/- 6/- Ayer Hitam Tin 1 1 5 IS 3 1 1 Ayer Weng 1.35 1.40 £1 £1 Bangrin Tin 30 3 31 3 1 1 BatangPadang 0.21 0.25 1 1 Batu
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        GENERAL.
        288 8 Issue Val. Pd. Buyers Sellers. 2 2 Alex. Brick Ord. 1.00 2 2 Alex. Brick Prefs. 1.45 1.55 II £1 Brit. Am. Tobacco 5.10.0 5.15.0 10 5 British Malaya Trustee 5.15 5.30 11 1 Con. T. S. 7% Prefs. 24/- 25/il £1 Con. T. S. Ord. 21 6 22/6
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        139 8 Singapore Municipal 5 p.c of 1901 red. 1940 9400,000 106 108 nom. Singapore Municipal 4V4 p.c. of 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 106 108 nom. Singapore Municipal 4£ p.c. of 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 105 107 nom. Singapore Municipal 4 p.c. of 1913 red. 1963 $2,000,000 102 103
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        375 8 Fraaer and Co, and Lyall and Evatt's Quotations Today's Prices Fraw Lyall Evatt Co. Allenby ($1) 0.80 0.87 ft 0.76 0.90 Alor Gajah ($1) 0.60 0.70 0.60 0.70 A. HiUm ($1) 0.90 1.00 0.75 1.00 A. Kilning ($1) 0.16 020 0.15 020 A. Malay (|2) 1.40 1.50 125
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      EXCHANGE RATES.
      230 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. 32 London, 3 months' sight 2 4 London, 60 days' sight 2/4 7/64 London, 30 days' sight 2/4 I
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      69 8 Noon, Oct. 30. R.S.S. equal to London Standard Buyc;*. Sellers. Spot (loose) 12% 12" 8 (F.OB.) 12"« 13 Stanlard R.S.S. on Tender Tone of market Very Dull. Latest Cable Jx>ndon Spot Sheet 3 31/32 d. per )b. Nrw York Spot Sheet G. eta. 7H per
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      PROHIBITION.
      83 8 Iceland Votes Against Its Continuance. Rejkjavlk. Oct. S3. A referendum on the question ot whether prohibition shall continue or not In Iceland was held on Bunday when the opponent! or restriction easily carried the day. Violent storms prevented I large proportion of the people getting to the jwlls but
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      POLAND AND DANZIG.
      92 8 Agreement Concluded Over Port Trade. Danzig. Oct 23. Negotiations between Poland and 3analg for putting Into practical effect the agreement signed on Aug. 5 whereby trade between the Free City of Danalg and the Polish port of Gdynia would be shared equally, have come to a successful
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      PARACHUTE RECORD.
      58 8 Airman Falls 23,000 Feet Before Pulling Cord. Moscow. Oct 24 The Soviet airman. Bvseyen, has established a new world's record for a delayed parachute Jump, according to the Tass agency. He jumped from an altitude of 23,400 feet above Moscow and claims to have opened the parachute when
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    195 8 SINGAPORE MA ILS CLOSE. Mk*. North. N -East N -West Sumatra Ceylon. Bcrpt ÜB.A. (Suveryr* p 1 Tin AnamtM and Natuna Uland* (Oenrrmi Verspycki a s>m. Rhio. Slngkawang. Pnnangkat and Samba* (Palopoi S s>n Pulau Tvltoiic (Meramn 8 fcrji Slam 1 except Lover Slami iKaVniti 11 am. Tembtlahan Rennat (Hone
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    31 8 By Caro* r»»au «ildtra V. St Ald.f.«id». Sp«« Uata Srpt 21 Oct Bept 2« Oct 21 Sept 2» Oct 21 Oct. 6 Oct 25 Oct i Oct U
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    EXCHANGES.
    91 8 Of, Oct. 27. Foreign exchanges today 1 Amsterdam 7.88' Athens 565 Belgrade 23:? Berlin IS Bri Bucharest 535 Bombay 1 6 l/t;» Buenos Aires 44 official. Copenhagen 22.40 C.neva 16.43 Hong Kong 1 5 Helsingfors 2: Lisbon ior>i Madrid 38 Milan 60 5/16 Montreal 4.xv'_. Montevideo 37 nora New
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    EX-CONSUL IN CHINA.
    94 8 Death Of Mr. G. A. Combe In Canada. Victoria BC. Oct 2k Mr. Oeorge Alexander Combe. H B Consul -Oener; 1 at Tslnan. China, died here today Reuter. Mr. Combe, who was 54 ears of age. went to China as a student Interpreter In 1901. When the
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    23 8 M V Kangaroo arrived In Slnga port from Premantle today, with 2.140 sheep and 1 dog. She ie proceeding to Port Swettenham tomorrow.
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    21 8 The master of the Ophlr has reported that at 1340 OMT 29th the light at Kentar Island. Is burning as usual.
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    25 8 The master of the Mlnderoo has reported that at Kentar Island <L»t 0 02N Long. 104 4?E the light Is burning as a fixed light.
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      46 8 I tUtSANGEMENTS FOR THE WFFK. lariSay. (Vtobrr 31. Annual mt« Mandai Tekong. NMCat Street, noon WHwWi, Naveaber I. Rotary Tiffin Adriphl H.-lel 1 p m Sporting erenls will be f «..t. t und« a separate heading on the sport* page. IN* Tide Tables tee pace 3
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      351 9 Market I inn. rOafl LAM 0(1 kiiiks IN DEMAND London. Ort n i,)ovr<l »1.*.1 v »vi 1 -Ml paal Mll .IH.llll I.IV a bull point for glawl ahari« 1 Ilk. IMr N. 7i il.ui't nftrf <it th. im-vloii wcvk yoIURM? Of 'iiruta wlilrh < inoatly marled n ol
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      "BEFORE SUNSET."
      24 9 I.i 1 man rin> Now In Kuwtian. Birr in Mi, .cow hM upt manna "••faro r.m»la «4a mad* by Uu and 1
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      RUBBER RESTRICTION PROSPECTS.
      529 9 The Many DiflkultieN DisCIINHCfl. (From Our Own Corr««pond«nt > London, or i n At Urn* Hie Hr v full •li "i whi.h «rr MifTrriiiB from heavy Mocks. waatv produrtion mid low •rrd pilot* ><iri havr dllti r bring r. in( to in- world t> i (jur»llun may
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      STATISTICS OFFICE LIBRARY.
      142 9 foMBVwf pajajiiaaMaaM w*w iMMaw w wiiiii ky Urn Dapaf^Maßl af BtaAMtaa. Bft •»<i r m h Aifina Urn partatf OMrtir l« to OMabar M. lib. inrhatw*. i.ubtlr aw Hi i s!m ii" i»,••'"«••>•'i »,••'"«••>•' »mh«i. .t »m>. n Ami »iMrnriii»ii.r.,u omE <n Trad* ..I i*v 1 1
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      RAFFLES
      167 9 11.. .i iniioUd e»««i Artluti litlu «l I kl M» llw.li, l-slka MHamallr (Till. win. 1911 Mim.,i aiim ■nm ii, n, a. i.. |Mms m i»w r» I,* band Urn »i«'| Urn IMh aim '•< ii» < i <•»•' iflni i. i I Al n. MMI IH* i»t <t|i
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      LONDON MONEY MARKET.
      268 9 Diftcnunt Hairs I inn. IMI'UOX I Ml l\ |m»| rah rmni Our Own OHMPMii l|. ill ol I alight! i f.T d i mit i uilni Ing nntika «m par o»nt. to b* paui b) mi I inirwiity I Inr im. i i augg*tU ■l,4ii laat Al
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      56 9 RENE ULLMANN ANNOUNCES Tllr: AIIHIVAI. OF NKW JEWELLERY HNOiicills mr RNIMK 111 mi M II I I 1 i»NT ANII I.INMK I!IN(S I.MM.iMI UMHiINC. lIIM.S 111 WHIM \IC Ills s| 1 HUM liMMliMis AM. llir. I.AIIsI SI»I»N lIIKIOIN M«»MS ill 111 l RKM <jI\IIM lltlils Till LOWEST RENE ULLMANN luM
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    AMUSEMENTS
    128 10 Singapore. aLBAMBBA Below The Sea. With Ralph Bellamy Pay Wray. 6 15 9 15. Capitol Her First VUU With Slim Summerrule Za«u Plttt. 15 S 15. GBXAT MOULD Cabaret— Divorce in the Family A On* Hour With You. MABLBOKOI GH Zoo of Budapest. 6 15— 815 NEW WOULD Side
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE MONDAY. OCT. 30. 1933. THE PRO-MALAY PHASE.
    939 10 In a leaaing article last Thursday I the Straits Times endeavoured to convey to the Government the sens? of uneasiness that has been growing among the Malaya-born Chinese for some months past, and that Is popularly expressed in the
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    SARAWAK GAZETTE.
    237 10 The Sarawak Government Gazette Elites Mr. C Pltt-Hardacre has been appointed Assistant Treasurer with effect from Oct. 7. Mr. O. T. O. Pegler. passed cadet. has been appointed to do duty at Sarlkel. with effect from Aug 6 Mr. O. R. H. Arundell has been appointed an officer
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    NOTES OF THE DAY
    747 10 RUBBER IN THE NEWS. Press publicity conducted by tne RO A. is usually rather on the heavy side, but here are three really snappy news Items received from that quarter. Bull fighting on roller skates is the latest rage In Mexico. The usual sanded ring is
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    TODAY'S SPECIAL ARTICLE.
    625 10 X-RAY DIAGNOSIS. The research work that is being conducted in connection with the many problems relating to X-rays and their application for purposes of medical diagnosis, are dealt icith in this article by Professor Walter Triedrich. director of the Institute of Ray Research. Berlin Although nu<: -al
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      57 10 BOORDS THE ORIGINAL BASIS OF GOOD COCKTAILS m USED IN THE PREPARATION OF LITTLES FAMOUS SLINGS. j^ r***** sßbbb9 I _^.Js^bsbbV I T" Z all (bS^&TV^S SOI Id \IS; JOHN LITTLE A CO., LTD. (Incorporated In Enflai*) Mst.WoKr liiU Ll Mf IK, PfcNANG mw* IPOH. v sWm^VJ3y J"*%\^^asssawP Tw*O^V* ■uuiMiiiamuM
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      53 10 A SCRt W LOOSE Never mind, Uke it to D. M. GRANT CO. Larf* er small ass4ar repair*. charges mtitnlt. 17 raveaa«h Inl Phaae 7125. M A L_Aj: C A. AT THE REST HOUSE ON Saturday. November 4. AN EXHIBITION OF BEAUTIFUL COWNfI AM) sriTs AUK CHATS NOIRS LTD., SINCAPOBE.
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    GLOOMY FEDERAL BUDGET: SALARY LEVY NEXT YEAR.
    5697 11 RUBBER QUIT RENTS AND DUTIES UP. Loan To Cover Capital Cost Of Retrenchment Proposed* A temporary levy on official salaries calculated to yield $1,000,000 a year, may be imposed in the F.M-S. next January. This announcement wax made by Sir (aril dementi at
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    FAMOUS POLITICIAN AND SCIENTIST.
    530 11 M. Paul Painleve Dies At Age Of 70. One of the most active politicians in France during the war and during the reconstruction period. M. Paul Palnleve. died In Parts on Sunday at the age of 70. cables Renter. M. Palnleve was the son of a
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    WORLD RECORD BROKEN.
    126 11 101.9 m.pJi. Attained By Diesel-Engined Car. London. Oct. 28. j A car equipped with an ordinary London omnibus engine made a new world's record at Brooklands today when In pouring rain George Eyaton broke the existing record or 100.75 miles an hour for the highest speed ever
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    NANKING ACCEPTS RESIGNATION.
    663 11 Mr. Soong To Explain. ENTIRE FINANCE STAFF MAY WALK OUT. Shanghai. Oct. 30 Following the Nanking Government's acceptance of Mr. T. V. Soong s resignation from his posts, it Is learned that the entire staff of the Finance Ministry Is likely to resign en bloc. The former
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    INTERNATIONAL TIN AGREEMENT.
    515 11 Telegram To F.M.S. Government The following telegram from the Secretary of State for the Colonies tn the F.M.S. Government explains more fully the new International tin agreement, the essentials of which were published In Saturday's Straits Times. The representatives of Bolivia, the Malay States. Netherlands India. Nigeria
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    MR. C. C. READE.
    123 11 Former F.M.S. Official Found Shot. (From Our Own nt t < i.-t Mr. C. C. Reade. iui;uer]y Government Town Planner in the JVM.S. was found shot dead with a revolver by his side In a hotel bedroom at Johannesburg yesterday morning. I Mr. Reade landed at
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    THE KING AND QUEEN.
    30 11 London. Oct. 28. The King and Queen today returned to Buckingham Palace from Bandringham where they have been In residence (or the past fortnight British Wireless
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    CURRENCY RACE FORESEEN.
    915 11 War Between Dollar And Sterling. UJL TO KJT. Gold Content Of May Be Cut 50 Per Cent*. London. Oct. 30. That an international currency race ;is already foreseen in Washington will result from gold purchases abroad is bJm the opinion in London, which is of the belief
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    ABRUPT ENDING TO A CRIMINAL CASE.
    274 12 Complainant And Accused Made To Shake Hands. criminal charge of causing hurl <;ime to an abrupt but factory end at Malacca, when the wife of the complainant, at the instance of the niriV«- made her husband :mH the mcammt -hake hand-. Our Own OaiTMgMMI
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    "MOVIE" BALL.
    161 12 Suiressful Charity 'unction. a ndfd the Mov.c Saturday to Child V v Bod t. «ru ul was the event tl 1 .t It >ther of the same ncM In the near lUture pre•v.ain just movie fans— red the parade in iUlte a who helped to show how It
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    CIVIL SERVANT WEDS.
    117 12 L W. Hay And Mis,!:>an B-ftt. s{ took place at St *urday aftcri of the ice and Mi< r of Mr. and Mrs of Bishops Stortford. d recently from I •>.-rupied the l- :noncr of the Mel-' i r t?.o years. Mr. •i of the late Mr
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    COOLIE GASSED.
    24 12 at the nd High ..i.£. a l i scape of |M is for a few .s and wo* Ukaa to hospital, l
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    SINGAPORE DEFENCE.
    323 12 Developments Proceeding Apace At Changri. The occupation of the entire Changl ~cast!lne as far as Telok Paku by the TiUtary authorities early In the New V.ar Is now an established fact. Occupation of this area will mean •!iat the Island will be strongly defended from all four sides.
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    TRONOH INQUIRY BEGINS.
    134 12 Great eititement prevailed outside Fallerton Building this morning when the 22 survivors of the Tronoh disaster arrived to attend the preliminary private inquiry conducted by Commander DU. Deputy Master Attendant. Ihr inquiry is exnected to last all day. its purpose being to decide whether a formal inquiry
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    STUNG BY FISH.
    36 12 An Indian bathing off the Marine Parade on Saturday afternoon was tung by an nntiMn wtriwty of fish His left foot was swollen and he complained of a burning sensation ail orer .-> bod#.
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    "THE ANGELS WILL CURE YOU."
    531 12 "Holy Man's" Answer To Clients. "If >ou have faith In me. the angels will surely cur* you." 'ihlx was one of the answers aile<;co to have been given by a "holy man' when asked by people to cure them of their ailments. This man. Khu
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    BIG CHANDU SEIZURE BY MONOPOLIES.
    338 12 6,000 Tahils Hidden On Small Island. No arrests have yet been made in connection with the seizure of 6.000 tahils of chandu. valued at over $75,000. by the Preventive Service or. an un- I habltated Island off the East Coast. A keen look-out Is being
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    LAWYER SUED.
    101 12 Judgment In Furniture Deal Case. (From Our Own Correspondent i Malacca. Oct 27. In the suit heard before the district Judge. Mr. B. R. Whitehouse. In which Mr. J. RatcllfT. former manager of Bonn l Motors, and now or Ipoh. sued Mr. 8. O Plllay. a local lawyer,
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    27 12 The Penang Malay Association was not a party to the petition sent from Penang to his excellency the Governor on the subject of the school fees. I
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    TCHAIKOWSKY AND MOZART.
    337 12 I Musical Society Concert Those two strikingly contrasting composers, Mosart and Tchalkowsky. were chosen by the Singapore Musical Society for the symphony orchestral concert at the Victoria Memorial Hall last night No mean order this, tor a city orchestra Members of the Wiltshire Regiment and Raffles Hotel
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    ENGINEERS' DINNER.
    326 12 Volunteer Sappers At Play. The Singapore Royal Engineers (Volunteer' Held Company held their third and last dinner dance of the season at the Adelphl Roof Garden on Saturday night and more than 190 members, honorary members and their guests assembled In proposing the toasts of the guests the
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    HAWKERS' CRIES.
    101 12 Nijfht Workers Disturbed From Sleep. Several hawkers and pedlars arrested in Shanghai and River Valley Roads last week for committing a public nulsar.ee by shouting were fined a dollar each, while several others were cautioned and In fie polic> courts discharged, by the magistrate •Mr N. Orlce >.
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    Town And Country In Malaya.
    564 12 WHY NOT FISH PONDS IN THE KAMPONGS? A Malay at Budu In the Kuala Lipis District of Pahang started at. ment In carp rearing towards I of 1932 The fish with whicl then supplied have reached a weight of 2 2', katles and well. tending
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    SYCE CHARGED.
    46 12 Alleged Theft Of Master's Watch And Cash. Rambl bin Malay, a Road, was char. N. Orlce in t: Saturday with theft ol his mast' wristlet watch and SIS 1:. Accused claimed I left bel rtttor csMCUsMona by his "tuan ball btin« Oxed la $130.
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      92 12 LIFE INSURANCEan Impregnable Wall rTIHE world baa wttaeawd ran* ad economic experience* in rrccot M. re«n. Financial aafaguard* wit ich »«re thought strong and trustworthy nave proven weak and flimsy. You owe It to your dependent* to build a substantial reserve acainct adversity: to protect them again* i future financial
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    MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE.
    264 13 Mr D J Fraser. of St Heller Estate. Megri Scmbllan, has left for home. Mr O Grubb. Superintends", uf Customs, who returned from home leave last week, has been posted for duty at Teluk Anson. The marriage of Mr Tan Seng Chin, eldest son of Mr and
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      75 13 WARNING TO PRUDES! MORALISTS! HYPOCRITES! ThU week the Pavilion Theatre will show the only picture made this year that {{HP ¥7 \7 ¥¥M\¥ ¥7 I keeps abreast of 1933s changing moral standards r% W* |V T* rW %W W\ 1 Don't come if you're afraid to see what's been happening
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    Few Surprises In Home Football. — Tottenham Retain Leadership. ARSENAL'S £8,000 CENTREFORWARD PROVES HIS WORTH.
    1880 14 Few Surprises In Home Football. Tottenham Retain Leadership. ARSENAL'S £8,000 CENTREFORWARD PROVES HIS WORTH. Plays Great Part In Aston Villa's Downfall. From Our Own Correspondent > London. Oct. 28 Arsenal's £8.000 ccntreforward !;is worth at Villa. Par) ng two brilliant goah .ble for thf with bot*i ;>ions gare theli tola
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    S.C.C. LOSE ANNUAL HOCKEY MATCH.
    391 14 Selangor Club Win Thriltina: Game. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Oct. 28 The S.C.C. lost their annual hockey match with Selangor Club here today by 3—l. The game was fast and Interesting despite the slightly sodden state of the ground. From the opening bully-off,
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    SUCCESSFUL VOLUNTEER REFLE MEETING.
    517 14 "B" Company's Annual Shoot At Bukit Timah. "B Company. Ist Batt SSVJ held their third annual rifle meeting at the Buklt Timah Range yesterda.v < afternoon and the shooting, which «aa well attended, was followed by at home at which nearly 100 guests wenpresent. A feature
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    55 14 The following have !>■ play Rugby Football fur I Merchants on Tuesday. October 31st A P Goldman; H E Orr A L Hill. G. D A Lundon. W H McNelll H L. Da vies. J L Bor.nar: A nan. A T. Priest. W G Jones. A. D. Anderson. D. W.
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    36 14 The following h.i itrd to play hockey for CCC n rriday: H E Exley; Lt M T L BfUF Mills. S Kir Starkey. I1I 1 II C Eklnc: Lt It A OtT, Hewett. L S Freer
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      98 14 greatest desire of every woman is a perfect conyJ?iK>r.. Skin blemishes are particularly undesirable. However pimples, biocdies, prickly be.'t and furunculotts occur very casiry. The best preventative for these is the daily use of 'AfridoT soap. This is a cleansing soap with an unezcefled disinfectant action, whidt kills the causal
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      53 14 Other Sportinc N*XM will be found on pages 6 and Id WINES AND dS PROVISIONS W^ dfa WjMm^ MASTER'S BODY JW^flL^ NOT TOO GOOD Call For A "HORSE'S NECK"YOUR PHONE ORDER Y OUR FAVOURITE BRANDY WILL RECEIVE AND PROMPT and SPECIAL DRy jps GINGER ALE l|l CAREFUL made by M
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      MALAYAN INDO – CEYLONESE WIN AT THIRD ATTEMPT.
      1602 15 MALAYAN INDO CEYLONESE WIN AT THIRD ATTEMPT. Wiltshires Beaten After Extending Malays. liuln-c tffmmm 2: Wiltshire* 1. Ma successive r S'.ichuni yesterday al my way. It in th ugh be Mid -.'.1 badly. :.a Osborn Baker ar-d lndo-( r\l.inrvr: M r i huraisfnghum 'S"pore> and P B >thaju «Sel >
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      PTE. MORGAN WINS TEN-MILE RACE.
      466 15 Local Cross-Count ry Championship. The Singapore cross-country cham plonship. which was ran yesterday over a ten-mile course under the auspices of the Clerical Union, ended In a victory (or P«e. S. Morgan, of ♦he Wiltshire Regiment. The next two places were also annexed by Wilt
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      SINGAPORE'S FORWARD WEAKNESSES.
      1202 15 Command Outplayed On Padang. Singapore 16 pts. M Command h Although a large crowd saw Singapore obtain a well-deserved victory over the Malaya Command on the Padang on Saturday there must have been vi ry few who did not come away from the game a tr.lic disappointed.
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    DR. L.C.A. CALMETTE.
    172 17 Death Of Noted French Scientist Paris, Oct. 29. The death occurred today of Dr Leon Charles Albert Calmette, Sub-Dir-ector of the Pasteur Institute of Paris since 1917. He founded HM Pasteur Institute of Saigon, of which he was the first director.— Reuter. Dr. Calmette was bora at
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    MR. SEIICHI KISHI.
    24 17 ToMo. Cct. 28. Mr. Seiichi Kishi. the famous lawyer and president of the Japanese Athletic Association, died today of asthma Reuter.
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    34 17 A Malay was knocked down by a motor lorry yesterday in Dhoby Ghaut and sustained abrasions to his stomach hands and legs He was bleeding profusely and was unconscious when taken I to hospital
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    MALAYAN LIVESTOCK.
    139 18 Exhibition Planned For Karly Next Year. toek exhibition held in Singapore during race next year. i xhlbition is the outcome of successful venture which lat U (»reat World, and Is i.sed by the same princl- >nel C L Prior. It will be held, R. godowns in Prince Road.
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    GOLD DEPOSITS.
    262 18 Origin Of Source At Raub Mine. Speaking on gold deposits In Malaya at the Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club recently. Mr. E. 8. Wlllboum. director of Geological Survey. F.M.8.. said that the source of the gold at the Raub mine had only recently been found. It was generally agreed
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    SCHOOL CHOIR.
    169 18 I Victoria Memorial Hall Packed. Glee songs by the Anglo- Chinese school choir were the feature of evening children's concert at the Victoria Memorial Hall. The Hall, as usual, was packed to capacity. The choir tang "The Goslings and "The Shepherd's Dance" and their melodious voices captivated the
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    HOUSEBREAKER GAOLED.
    79 18 >ii»k* Water Taps From Empty HonOn the evening of Oct. 11 Chua Chung I i empty bungalows and appropriated -'■lous of the i I being shadowed i by two plain-clothes constables d and charged with house- j I I. limed trial before' the Criminal District Judge, yesterday! lltlmatoly
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    RAZOR ATTACK.
    30 18 Three Indian Hurbers Injury in halmn Victoria r attack Just before night. The have been idly injured r Injuries a his throat which pipe Pi" ii ii rnclalcnta.
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    BURNED.
    48 18 ai tic Soda ihrmvn Oi er Intli.inx ..v urned In .U. chest and hands I [he ran soda being thrown m in Qu- 'n Street at midn'giu mpat riots. They reported the matter to Kandang iCerbau police .station and were taken o the T:m Tock Senc hospital.
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    ALLEGED KIDNAPPING.
    69 18 14-YMT-0V (iirl < or.ccrnt'd. A young m.n named Toh Ho was charged in tin- second magistrate's tuft on Frida> morning with kidnap- 1 ping a 14 -year-old t!l; 1 -amed Llm Kwee from her lather's DOOM In V>rth Bridge Road <>n Sept 19 She was stated to I
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    COGS ATTACI MAN.
    40 18 Ing along Lorong Lalat. off Talan Besar. la >t night, a Chinese was dogs. M so badly bitten by the time ..ils were chased away that he to a. ilk He was taken to by the ambulance.
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    26 18 ge payable on each letter d in a clubbed packet posted 1. li-33. at a Post Ofllce tralU Settlements for dellverv be twelve cents for each
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    36 18 MM woman was f ind unconscious In her house in Kreta Ayer district on Saturday night Her lips and mouth were badly swollen and it was suspected that she was suffering from the effects of poisoning.
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    ATTACK ON OVERSEER.
    169 18 (hangi Military Camp Tamils On Trial. The hearing was continued on Friday before Mr. N. Orice. in the second police court, of the case of the six Tamil labourer:: of the Royal Engineers War Department camp at Changl. who are charged with rioting and voluntarily causing hurt
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    JOHORE PLANTERS.
    124 18 Agenda For Half-Yearly General Meeting. The half-yearly general meeting of the Johore Planters' Association will be held at the Rengam Club. Johore, on Friday. Nov. 10. The agenda for the meeting Is as follows To confirm the minutes of the annual general nneettng held on May 22 and
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    CONVICTS CLASH.
    68 18 One Man Dies Of Injuries. The criminal district Jud*e. Mr. H. A. Forrer. on Saturday acqu'tted the three Chinese who were charge v-iti voluntarily causing hurt to a compatriot while they were Inmates of the Singapore criminal prison on t night of July 10. The ncrus»d were Teok
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    DUMB VAGRANT.
    66 18 Writes Replies To Questions In English. A Chinese vagrant who was dumb but could write English as well as Chines* pleaded guilty In the second magistrate's court on ~«turday to lodglnj in the open and being without visible means of subsistence. He replied t< the Interpreter's questions In
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    PACKING OF PARCELS.
    180 18 When sent by parcel post liquid and substances which liquefy easily must be enclosed In two receptacles. The outer receptacle must be of strong wood or metal. Between this, and the Inner receptacle containing the liquid, space must be left all round; and this space must be
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    ARREST OF BRITON BY NAZIS.
    861 19 Strongly Criticised By British Press. MR. If. PANTOS. ♦The Man Who Dared To Tell Truth." London. Oct 27 Very strong criticism is made in the English press of the action of the Oennan authorities in reference to the arrest by the Bavarian political police on
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    497 19 Great Britain's Lesson To World. London. Oct. 26 During broadcast address tonight upon The Empire In World Polities' MM Dominions Secretary. Mr. J. H. Thomas, said: "The cause of peaceful co-operation between the nations has just received a severe blow. It Is not a knock-out.
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    LORD MARLEY.
    38 19 To Stay In Moscow For Red Anniversary. Musrjw. Oct. 28 Lord Marley has arrived from the Anti-War Congress at Shanghai and Is remaining for the celebrations on the anniversary of the Revolution on Nov 7 Reuter
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    WAR DEBTS.
    22 19 Washington. Oct. 28. Sir Frederick Lei th Ross denies reports that the Anglo-American debt negotiations are making no progress Reuter.
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    HEAVY CASUALTIES IN PALESTINE.
    720 19 Serious Rioting:. PROTEST TO LEAGI'K OF NATIONS. Jerusalem Oct 29. The latest estimates of the casualties In the Palestine rioting are two natlvt police killed and 25 Injured, thrw British officers seriously and 15 slight!) wounded and 25 rioters killed and IK Injured. In a recrudescence
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    COTTON TALKS.
    331 19 "Very Pleased With The Result" Bombay. Oct. 28. The Lancashire cotton delegation left for England yesterday after agreement with Indian cotton interests. Sir William Clare Lees, leader of the delegation. Is very pleased with the result of the meetings with the Indian and Japanese Industrialists. The agreement with
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    THE REICHSBANK.
    49 19 Empowered To Regulate Money Market. Berlin. Oct 28. A new law abolishing the general council of the Relchsbank becomes effective today. It empowers the bank to regulate V money market. Gilt-edged securlties must be put on the open market for use as additional cover for currency. —Reuter.
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    45 19 Mexican Army Officers Arrested. New York. Oct. 28. Several officers have been arrested in Mexico City In connection with an antl-Oovernment plot. Army officers have warned correspondents not to send newi of the plot The conspiracy U not believed to be large —Reuter
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    148 19 Alarming Situation In Cuba. Havana. O Another i nsis is threaten!!. The growing labour unrest I 1 In a three-day nation w. strike in the transport, llglr and water services, while a look I been declared by the oil eocapanlei [owing to the employers' r<: the 70 demands
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    70 MILE GALE.
    60 19 England's flast oa-i Swept H> Storm. During last nigh! day a 1 east Co. lightning, pnd mally high tide was ace The North Sea gale abated some wt. it luring the nicht but again U j9 the Yorkshire roast this morninu. In heavy seas the Klley lifeboat
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