The Straits Times, 18 September 1934

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    38 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NSASLY A CKNTDBT.] THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1934 PRICE 10 CENTS. The Straits Times 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1934 PRICE 10 CENTS
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      387 1 SINGAPORE. 140. CECIL ST. (PHONE 8151). HILTONIA I SPRING PILLOWS B«tc A(rnU t I PASKOE CO. FVBIVITCKE MANVFACTDSntt I CORNWALL BOUSE 54. Orchard Boa* PHONE 2153. Vigorous IJ§9| when others jg^ are tired ft 'My m -because HORLICKS give. lj^^' Wf^ /jfltt '/3rd extra ener gy /^|rf M^ v jlß
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      131 1 KUALA LUflpeß: 15. Mfeft/ftT. (»P«ONE 3«83». I^3k j I ft •^&itfmrtlsivA% JpSl] &2jjL^jp** \y. >> v PER BOTTLE -g^v "^ET E R I Uawson I^^ TJ^K Scotch Whisky IJawson vm SPECIAL SCOTCH WHISKY toSri| SOLE AGENTS B ROBiNSON CO., LTD. MtJ SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. H Have you ordered your I
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      9 1 FOR FLOWERS PHONE 4097 IS. Orchard Read. (Amber Mansions)
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      604 2 P. k 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated In England) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL 8 N. CO. UNDER CONTRACT WTTH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT LONDON AND PAH EASI MAIL BERVICE. CTTWARD FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN Dot Tonnage B'pore BHUTAN 6.100 Sept 27 RAJPUTANA 17.000
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      663 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. CtNEKAL PASSENGER AGENTS FOX CUNARD LINE, (incorporatea m Mnam) TO LONDON. Naples. MarseJDss, Leadaa. Antwerp Rotterdam and MMdlesbrmigh. Vessels Tonnage Due Sail. itPTJSHIMI MARU 11,000 Sept. 19 30 HAKOZAKI MARU 10.500 Oct. 3 4 t TERUKUNI MARU 12.000 Oct. 16 17 HAKUSAN MARU 10.500 Oct. 31 NOT. 1
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      677 2 THE EAST ASIATIC CO. LIMITED. (Incorporated In Denmark.) PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA. LONDON, ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. Prom Prom Fruni From Spore Malacca Port Penang M.S. Sham MEONIA 38/t 35/9 26 B 34/9 ALSIA M/ 10 16/10 17/10 19/10 BORINQIA 6/11 6/11 7/11 9/11 ERRIA 37/11 37/11 38/11
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      226 2 PRUSIDRNT I INF Tourist Class I AMERICAN STYLE £71.12.SINGAPORE TO EUROPE VIA AMERICA. GREATEST ADVANCE IN TOURIST CLASS LUXURY. Beautiful public looms; Swimming pool Delicious meal*— Hot and cold runnXg water m each stateroom. Cabins for two or more passengers with real beds— Modern ventilation throughout. Weekly service from Manila
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      1268 2 THE BLUE FUNNEI, LINE fOeean THfc Hf'A RHIOW STEAMSRTF CO. Steam Sblp Ca, Ltd-, and China Mutual (1931) LTD. Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. THE C'I'WRIi WHITE STAR LTD THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP CO ITD. THE CHINA NAVIGATION CO.. LTD. THE AUSTRALIAN ORIENTAL LINE The SIAM STEAM
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    SUPPLYING TRAINED BRITISH SEAMEN.
    1100 3 The Indefatigable. DOING AN IMPORTANT WORK. Faith in the future of the Merchant Navy was expressed by Sir Percy Bates, Bart., O.B.E., chairman of Cunard White Star Ltd., at the sixty-ninth annual meeting of the Mersey training ship Indefatigable No matter what troubles it was meeting
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    LAUNCHING OF THE GALATEA.
    305 3 Cruiser Perpetuates A Proud Name. With the launching of H.M.S. Oalatea from the shipyard of Messrs. Scott's Shipbuilding and Engineering Co., of Oreenock. early In August, yet another bearer of this famous name has been added to the British Navy. The first curiser to be built
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    RAYON SMUGGLING.
    83 3 The existence of a ring of rayon and silk textile smugglers was revealed when the captain of a motor-boat was arrested m Kobe recently. The leader of the ring is stated to be a merchant of blankets and quilts m Shanghai. Co-operating with a Chinese exportei-, who supplied
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    SOMALI.
    28 3 The Somali has left Hong Kon* and Is expected to arrive at this por: at noon tomorrow. She will proceed alongside the S.H. Boards Wharf on arrival.
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    POLICY OF BUILDERS OUTLINED.
    394 3 British Shipyards. CALL FOR A SURVEY BOARD. A further conference of representatives of North-East Coast local authorities was held In Newcastle, on Aug. 1, to discuss the position created by the operations of the National Shipbuilders' Security, Ltd., and the replies of the President of the
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    VESSELS ARRIVED.
    101 3 OAASTKRXERK. Neth 4.058 tons, from Manila 18-9. for Penang 18-9. PORTLAND MARU. Jap.. 4.293 ton», from Dalren 18-9. for Colombo 18-9 OIYU-WANI MARU. Jap 109 tons^ from Bangkok 17-9, for BaUvla to Toklo 20-9. TIDORR. Dut.. 525 tona. from Selat Pandjang 18-9. for Selat Pandjang M-9. PARIGL Out..
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    122 3 Tu:3day. September 18. Ships aloncaMa the Wnanrae m expected la >i rive Section KtPPfcL HARBOUR. Mj^n Wharl Sri Tunda. Lea "Lady OulUeniard." Lch. •Crow," Pinna, Karcpar. Oil Wharf Nil VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS. Tanjonf r»*ar. Albert Dock Oecar n. Victoria Dock Oorgon. Krpari Harfeoar Kings Dock Nieuw
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      5 3 Have You Seen Page IV?
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      675 3 BOUSTEAD CO,, LTD. (Incorporated in P.M.S.) LLOYDS AGENTS BOOKING AGENTS. FJM.S. RLYS. AND 81AM STATES RAILWAYS. TELEPHONE: Freight 543S— Puuje 51 Jl CANADIAN PACIFIC. STEAMSHIPS LIMITED. (Incorporated In England). REDUCED FARES SINGAPORE TO EUROPE First Class From £106.4.6 Up Second Class From £70.6.1 REDUCED AROUND THE WORLD FARES. 3) C.
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      455 3 ELLERMAN BIJCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated In England.) 44 ELLERMAN n LINE. FOR HAVRE. LONDON". ROTTERDAM HAMBURG Via Ports and Soea Canal. Due Sails Steamer Spore S'por* CITY OP KHIOS Oct 14 Oct IS CTTY OF KHARTOI'M O;t SO Nov. 2 CITY OP CAMBRIIXIE Nov 14 Nov 18 FOB HONGKONG.
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      86 3 TIDE TABLES. Toesdar. Sept. 18. H W. 6.43 a.m., 6 ft. 8 m.. 4.57 p.m., 7 ft. 8 m. L. W. 10.4 a.m.. 6 ft.. I m. Wednesday. Sept. 19. H. W. 8.30 am.. 7 ft. 1 m., 6.40 p.m., 7 ft 8 m. L W. 12.45 am., 2 ft.
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      68 3 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. Station Yesterday Last night Max. Rainfall Bright Mln. temp. Ins. Sunshine temp. hrs. *F Alor Star 89 0.13 7.5 74 Sitiawan 90 2.93 3.6 72 Kota Bahru 91 0.95 7.8 73 Buklt Jeram 90 1.45 4.9 70 Malacca 86 0.41 8.1 71 Singapore (Kallang Aerodrome) 87 0.86
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      464 4 SITUATIONS VACANT Wfeea s*aets« tar as* sesttssa ssTverUsss to these eataauM hK easts* ef tastiBssasala D* sat seaa m lisas Is LOCAL EMPLOYERS hiving vacancies tor Europeans are urged to consult the Chairman of the *7uropean Onemnlovment Committee at the YMCA. Singapore LADIES' HAIRDRESSER, good setter. Ap»ly Box No. 153.
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      742 4 HOUSES. FLATS TO LET Bungalow 361A, Orchard Boad Angullla Co 314, OBCHABD BOAD. bungalow, modern san. Apply Bayers 10, Malacca Street. NO. 71 Sophia Road. Modern sanitation. electric lighting and garage. Apply E. Nathan. 96 North Bridge Boad. Ne. MT. ELOABCTH. Modern eonvenlences. Apply Nath.n, 96 North Bridge Rd. Adelphl
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      741 4 PUBLIC NOTICES ULU BENUT CONSOLIDATED RUBBER CO., LTD. APPLICATION has been made to the Directors at the above Company to issue a duplicate Certificate for 250 Shares of 91 each, fully-paid (now SO cents each, fully-paid) m this Company numbered *****6—*****5 registered m the name of FREDERICK JAMES OARTON of
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      830 4 PUBLIC NOTICES TOH-ALLANG CHINESE TIN, LIMITED. NOTICE OF LOST SCRIP. Application has been made to the Directors of this Company to issue to Madame Low How Pheng a duplicate Certificate for One Thousand Six Hundred and Fifty (1.650) shares of $1 each, fully paid, numbered from 1 to 1,680 and
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      648 4 BUSINESS CARDS, etc MASSAGE HALL MANICURE AND MASSAGE Mrs. HARU and Miss HANA 80. WATERLOO STREET. Telephone 7467. Fresh Stock. SMOKERS' SCNDRIES. Made by L. Orlik, London. Orltk's Briar Pipes, standard and fancy. Latest style Tobacco Pouchei. Fancy Cigarette Cases and Cigarette Holders. Fancy Ash Trays. Cigarette Lighters, etc. Inspection
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      437 4 FIGARO Ladle* Hairdressers. PERMANENT WAVING By Cwrwpeae Expert* $8, A $10 ONLY RAFFLES HOTEL I.Coom 120] and i.l I 93. Bras Basaa Read. MASSAGE. MRS. aad MR. AKAJI. GRADUATE OF THE TOKIO MASSAGE SCHOOL. Ist Floor. No. 117. Middle Reaa. SINGAPORE. EXCELLENT MODERN OFFICE AND GODOWN ACCOMMODATION Robinson Road Singapore.
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      177 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Singapore Within Outside Without Malays Malaya Fostaga. Monthly 9 $99 4.99 J tM Uuarterlv t $.58 ***** 8 7.50 Half Yearly $11*8 »24 98 115.98 Yearly $14 98 $49*8 $JB.BB Note.— OoUUtien *ae»jaes sassK tarlnde the asoal bank alseoaat. ADVERTISEMENT RATES The charge* and instrscOoas lot CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
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      248 5 H O T ELS TONIGHT WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 19th SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT DINNER DANCE 8.15 to 9.15 ,rm. (informal) DANCE (formal) THE TALENTED 945 P.m. to KIRA BORIS MIDNIGHT CABARET RAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA PHONE 5381 SEA VIEW \3 HOTEL IDEAL SEASIDE RESORT TENNIS GOLF SWIMMING SUNBATHING EVEBY SOOM WITH BATH, W.C.,
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      132 5 P H ILOO THE RADIO WITHOUT A RIVAL FOR NATURAL PFPPnmir.TiON— SELECTIVITY^=QUALITY^^VOLUME^ ABSOLUTE SIMPLICITY OF OPERATION— LONG DISTANCE RECEPTIONZ^=^= AMD ALL AT THE SAME PRICE AS THE ORDINARY RECEIVER ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED BY RADIO SERVICE CO. OF MALAYA LTD. (Owners Operators of station "Z.H.1." 49.9 Meters). BROADCAST HOUSE. 2 Orchard Road
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      86 5 FOOL-PROOF CINE-CAMERA With this new PILMC 121 Cine Camera you can take beautiful theatre-clear movies or you. family and fri:nds Just slip lr a aO-loot lb mm Him magazine (No threading, no openIng and shutting ot sprocket* > Close the rloor and the Ftlmo 121 Is loaded. Panchromatic. Super-sensitive and
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      413 5 8.8.C PROGRAMME. Following are programmes to be broadcast from the Empire Transmitters Schedule of Wavelengths. Call Signs Frequency Wavelengths Kc/s. GSA 6.050 4959 GSA 9.510 31.55 GSC 9.585 31.30 GSD 11.750 25.53 GSE 11,860 25.30 OSF 15.140 1982 GSG 17,790 16.66 GSH 21.470 13.97 TODAY. 6.20 a.m. Time Signal from
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      417 5 BERLIN. Following are the programmes to be broadcast >y the Berlin shortwave station (D.J.B. 19.73 metres and D.J.A. 31.38 metres). TODAY. G D.m. German Folk Song. «15 The Taubert Trio. 8.45 News Bulletin (English). 0 "It Is so good for you to la'igh An hour with Harry Qondl, Rosel Seegers
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      302 5 Today's Crossword Puzzle 1 ■ZLIILI (CLUES.) ACROSS. Street cleaner IT. Built 10. Ducket n.,., g- BSi, cry neath 38. Of that kind gS before J?; of metal. 23. Bind 25. Move sideways 26. Vehicle II- SoluHon Of Yesterday's I?; E-jjy Puzzle. 33. Pters 35. Compensate lOlm|gI O Im |g sWvmaTl
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      192 5 30 YEARS AFTER. Former Enemies Act In Same Film. In order to rciresh the memories of the Japanese people of the heroism during the Russo-Japanese War. talkie picture Is b-lng nlmod m Japa:i. entitled "Hokuman no R kka" 'Heroism In North Manchuria" The picture depicts the death oi six heroes
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    A POLITICAL DIARY OF THE WEEK.
    1157 6 LABOUR TRENDS THE T.U.C. AND THE PARTI— MOSLEY AND MUSSOLINI THE GREENSHIRTS GERMANY'S DEBTS. 'From Our Own Correspondent) Straits Tikes Office. Fleet Street. Sept. 2. *|*HE differences that have arisen be- tween the Industrial and political elements in the Labour movement are likely to
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    RARE OCCURRENCE.
    213 6 Death In A Dentist's Chair. What the coroner described as 'one of those unfortunate cases" where a perfectly healthy girl had died from syncope while under an anaesthetic in a dentist's chair was investigated in Sheffield. The victim was Mary McNulty, 25, of Chippenham Pace, Sheffield. Mr. s.
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    LAMB FOR LARWOOD.
    105 6 Christmas Gift From Australian. An unknown *ustra'iar. cricKeter Is sendliifc a lamb to Harold Larwood, the Notts fast burner, as a Christmas present. With it la a message of admiration. Larwood. who was the centre o: the body-line bowling controversy m the last Test mat he* In
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    JEWISH BOYCOTT OF GERMANY.
    718 6 Serious Effects. ALARMING DECLINE IN EXPORTS. That the international "ooycott" of German goods has now reached far greater dlmensio.is than the world realises p.obably accounting for more than 70 per cent of che heavy decline In Germa- exports— is the conclusion now being forced upon International
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    NANKING REFORMS.
    56 6 Lady teachers and girl students m Nanking must not crop their hair or powder their faces m future, says the latest order Issued by Mr. Bhih Ylng. the Mayor of Nanking, according to the Sinwanpao. As regards their clothing, these must be nude m future of home-produced materials,
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    DIVORCED—WITH "NO PLACE TO GO."
    301 6 DIVORCED— WITH "NO PLACE TO GO." Domestic Tangles. FOLLOW SOVIET HOUSE SHORTAGE. Moscow. I Soviet divorce— the simplest, cheapest, and most expeditious In the world —has been sadly "tangled in Mosciw by the chronic housing shortage. Scores of couples, legally separated under approved Red statutes, are actually unable to escape
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    HUSH-HLSH GUN FAILS IN TEST.
    162 6 No Effective Hit On Air Target. More than 1,000 rounds were flrtci recently In secret two- day tests of the latest type 01 three-inch anti-airorv.it gun, says a Plymouth report. This hush-hush gun had been expected to prove remarkable developments In high-altitude ranging and shooting
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      354 6 SHE LOST WEIGHT EACH WEEK. THE IDEAL WAY TO REDUCE A woman writes to tell how she is reducing excess (at— and her vay teens to be the ideal way. "I am 49 years old. 5 ft. 5 7 Ins. In height, and was 13 st. lb. when I start«d
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      230 6 adds variety and interest to soup. Try this recipe. POTATO SOUP '(this is delicious, as made below.) 2 lb. potatoes. l large tin Ideal Milk 1 onion i ot. butter 2 sticks celery Pepper and salt. METHOD. Melt the butter m a saucepan, slice the vegetables, put them Into a
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
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      SLUMP OF THE POUND & RISE IN GOLD.
      1166 9 SLUMP OF THE POUND RISE IN GOLD. London Finance Movements Significance. (By A Special Correspondent.) London, Sept. 4. The fall In sterling and the Implications thereof are discussed below. The chief other event last week was the German trade-debt question, which later expanded into a matter of Germany's debt obligations
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      LIGHT OFFERINGS FROM EAST.
      312 9 London Rubber Report Comment. London, Aug. 29. Symington and Wilson's weekly rubber report dated Aug. 29 states: Since our last report only slight fluctuations hare occurred In the market here and the volume of business put through has been on the small side. The price of
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      COMMODITY MARKET REVIEW.
      545 9 London, Au 15. The Ase m prices ol wheat and cotton and the prospective rise m other crops will Increase the purchasing power of customers abroad, while President Roosevelt's return from holiday will impart fresh vigour to the OS.A. bettermen* schemes. European affairs are more settled for
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      SUNGEI BAGAN RUBBER CO.
      251 9 Six Per Cent Dividend. Sungei Bagan Rubber Co., Ltd. will hold their annual meeting In Singapore, September 25. The Directors annual report states Acreage.— The acreage is now 3,162 acres. Sungei Durian Estate, which was acquired m accordance with the circular to shareholders of June 12
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      IPOH RUBBER CAPITAL INCREASE.
      129 9 I POH RUBBER CAPITAL INCREASE. To Finance New Acquisitions. Glasgow. Sept. 6. The directors of Ipoh Rubber Estates (1932). Ltd., have come to an arrangement with the proprietors of the neighbouring Gunong Kroh Estate, whereby, subject to approval of shareholders, the company will acquire that estate fully equipped as from
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      OUTPUT RETURNS.
      102 9 The following outputs are for July:— Better. Alor Pongsu AmaHTimated.— lo4.oo4 lb. 8ed0ng.— 36.461 lb. Temerloh.— 31.376 lb. Tin. Kamra. Dredging output 92G pels., yardage treated 94.000 eu. yds., hrs. worked 393 hn. Pattartf -Dredging output 1,104 pel*., yardage treated 247.000 cv. yds., hrs. worked 682 hrs. Hydraullcing
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      661 9 BANKING. HONG KONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated In Hong Kong). The liability of member* If limited to the extent and m manner prescribed by Ordinance No. 6 of 1920 of the Colony. BEAD OFFICE: HONG KONG. Authorised Capital 50 °O»9?" Issued and fully paid up $20,000,000 Reserve Funds:— Sterling 6,500,000
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      11 9 la&S^- 111 Wfexiedion P^roU ({lKigky Sol* Agent*: THE EASTERI AGENCIES LTO.
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      73 9 T ABSOLUTELY INSIST..! |V «7f —O" hovkig c "Kißlßl" razor btod*. b*covM. Ov Jl AJ $o rh« absence ol any kind of ridgo, •noblM I fv t\w inovw better, and it wean longer. t* KX/_lAv you don> know the "KIRIKI-lWgeJesJ Sharpened tazor Made, then you don't know how pleofont and
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      423 9 BANKING. CHARTERED BANK OP INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated In England by Royal Charter 1853) Paid Dp Capital hi 800.000 shares of £5 each 13. 000.099 Reserve Punri 0.000.00* Reserve Liability of Proprietors <3 ,000,009 HEAD OFFICE: St. Bbhopagßte, London F. I AfeaU and Branches. AJor Star Hollo Saigon Amrltsar
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPT. 18, 1934. CONFESSION OF IGNORANCE.
    1027 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPT. 18, 1934. CONFESSION OF IGNORANCE. It is announced that the tender of th» firm of Woh Hup for the erection of quarters for an Asiatic chief warder and nine blocks of quarters for Asiatic warders, kebuns, over- seers and wiremen at the site of
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    529 10 AN ANNIVERSARY. Three years ago tonight took place the Mukden "incident" which, though It passed almost unnoticed at the tim", was destined to change the history of the Far East and to sound the deathknell of the already effete League of Nations. The 18th of September.
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    TODAY'S SPECIAL ARTICLE.
    725 10  -  Alan J. Eidinow. By NATURE'S MILLIONAIRES The word "millionaire" conjures a vision of a lean-jawed, hardeyed business man whose life is spent m an atmosphere of telephones, tapfi-machines and the general high-speed efficiency of the financial world. Yet there are men living m remote parts of the
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    AMUSEMENTS
    76 10 SINGAPORE. MUMM Karma. 6 15 —9.15. CAriTOL Springtime for Henr- with Herbert Mundln Ac Nancy Cr.rroll. 6.15—9.15. GRfcAT WORLIi No Show*. •fAKI BUKOIGH Madhurl (Hindustani Talkie). 6 SIS. NEW WORLD No Shows. fAVILION Born To Be Bod with Young Cary Giant. 6.15 —9.15. K.UHIS lIOTLL Special Dinner Concert 8.15
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      111 10 HATS AND SHOES t" BATTERSBY" FUR FELT HATS. NEW SNAP BRIM, COLOURS, FAWN, *****, STEEL, OAK. ROSEWOOD, LIGHT. OR DARK GREY. SIXES: 6'i TO VA. PRICES: $9.50 $10.50. BETTER QUALITY IN STATION, SCOTTS, LINCOLN BENNETT, OR TRESS. SIZES: 6'i TO 7!}. PRICES: $12.50 TO $18.50. OXFORD SMART /r MEDIUM TOE,
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      54 10 Ib^^ M mk 1 Ot BAITISH MANUtACTUAf ALUMINIUM Buckets, Acid Padels, Measures I jB THE ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY LIMITED. SINGAPORE. Opposite the New Pier. COLUMBIA PORTABLE MADE IN ENGLAND MODEL 201. PRICE $39.00 NOW $34. BLUE, BLACK, RED er GREEK. (Illustrated list sent wKh pfemrarc.) THE ROBINSON PIANO Co.. Ltd.
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      61 10 The engagement is aniioinced betwe.n Oeorg* Cowan Macaulay of Kuala Lumpur, son of the late Provost T. S. Macaulay, O BE. and Mrs. Macaulay of Dumfries, Scotland, and Eleanor Florence, eldest daughter of Mr. ant! Mrs. P. H. Upton of Auckland. New Zealand. DENNE OARROW.— In London on September 4,
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    "IT IS THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS' LOSS, NOT CHINA'S"
    959 11 CHINESE DELEGATE ON ASSEMBLY VOTE. NANKING DISAPPOINTED. States' Promises Of Support Not Honoured. Geneva, Sept. 17. China only obtained 21 votes out of 52 for election to the league Council and is therefore ineligible. This clears the way for the election
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    46 11 Four people were killed and 33 were injured as a result of a head-on collision between two L.M.S., expresses outside Cumberland Street Station, Glasgow. One train was bound from Glasgow to Kilmarnock, the other from Paisley to Glasgow. Rescuers carrying an injured passenger to the ambulance.
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    SHIP AGROUND.
    174 11 The treacherous sandbanks off Port Swettenham were responsible for another steamer coins aground. fortunately without serious damace, a few days aeo. The steamship North-noor, owned by Moor Line Ltd., of which Walter Runt iman and Co. Ltd. are managers, on the way from Saf aga, a Red Sea
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    HOW PRINCE GEORGE PROPOSED.
    231 11 Jovial Remark That Led To A Serious One. Paris, Sept. 16. "I am quite a good manicurist. Wont you trust your hands to me?" This Jovial remark by Princess Marlmi to Prince George led to the happy announcement of their engagement, according to the Greek writer.
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    MANILA INCIDENT.
    74 11 Japanese Boat Chased By U.S. Cutters. Manila. Sept. 14. Two United States revenue cutters are pursuing the Japanese fishing ooat. Hayun Maru. following a complaint of three Filipino police who boarded her to Inspect her nets and were attacked, robbed and tossed overboard by the Japanese crew which
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    NEW SILVER EXCHANGE.
    29 11 Montreal. Sept. 17. The governors of the new Sliver Exc lange have decided that the tradIng unit shall be 10.000 ounces instead of 5,000 ounces.— Reuter.
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    N.I. RUBBER DUTY.
    35 11 Batavla. Sept. 17. The Dutch Government has overridden the proposal of the Netherlands Indian People's Council to levy an export duty of two cents per metrlo pound on dry estate rubber. Reuter.
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    RUBBER FACTORY FIRE.
    40 11 Loosduinen (Holland). Sept. 14. Fire destroyed half a rubber factory at Vredestcln. The full extent of the damage is net yet known but is believed to be extremely heavy. It is attributed to spontaneous combustion. Router Wireless.
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    GERMAN PURCHASES OF AEROPLANES.
    189 11 Disclosures U.S. Arms Inquiry. Washington, Sept. 17. That Germany was determined ti have an air force and that determination was then taking definite form was reported in 1933 by Mr. Thomas F. Hamilton, European representative of the United Aircraft Export Corp. to his company. This was
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    RUBBER SCRIP BONUS.
    41 11 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Sept. 17. Selangor River Rubber Estates propose to capitalise £7,115 standing at the credit of profit and loss account by crediting fid. each to the 284.611 £1 shares not 18s. 6d. paid up.
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    CHADBOURNE PLAN.
    74 11 Java Planters Abandon Discussions. The Hague, Sept. 17. A threat to the continuance of the Chadbourne Plan Is contained In the news from Java that sugar planters have abandoned the discussions concerning possible methods of halving production and have left the matter In the hands of the Prime
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    PHYA BAHOL.
    73 11 Pressed To Resume The Premiership. (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Sept. 17. After a great deal of anxious waiting the King of Slam has replied to the cables from the Assembly approving the State Council's resignation and also approving the Assembly recommendation that Col. Phya Bahol should resume
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    U.S. STRIKE LEADER'S ULTIMATUM.
    402 11 Outbreaks Of Violence. DANGER OF UNREST SPREADING. Charlotte <N. Carolina), Sept. 17. The strike leader, Mr. Gorman, has Issued an ultimatum that all remainIng branches of the textile industry will be called rut unless the textile strike Is settled this week. Mr. Gorman's threat will mean
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    LOST $6,500,000. Government's Disbelief Of Meilon's Story.
    64 11 LOST $6,500,000. Government's Disbelief Of Meilon's Story. Washington. Sept. 17. The U.S. Treasury s claim yesterday against Mr. Andrew W. Mellon, exAmbassador to Great Britain, for $3,000,000 Includes $1,000,000 as a 50 per cent, penalty for alleged fraud. Mr. Mellon contends that he lost $6,500,000 on sales cf stock, but
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    ANGLO-ORIENTAL GROUP PROFITS.
    285 11 All Outstanding Loans Repaid. DIVIDENDS RESUMED. Total Reserves Of Quarter Of A MilMon. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Sept. 17. The Anglo-Oriental Mining Corporation Ltd., realised net profits during the sixteen months ended June .'{<). of £62,233 compared with £27.9 15 for the previous twelve ■cntha. "he
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    FRENCH PLAN.
    144 11 Suggested Clearings System. London, Sept. 17. A proposal for the appointment of a commission to examine the establishing of a system of multilateral clearings and to Improve the working of clearing offices will be placed before the League of Nations by the French Minister of Commerce, M. Lamoureux.
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    U.S. GOLD EXPORTS.
    39 11 Washington. Sept. 14 Exports of gold from the United States during August were valued at $14,556,000 o/ which $11,681,000 went to France, announces the Department of Commerce. Exports of silver were valued at $I,74l,ooo.— Reuter Wireless.
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    SEAPLANES' HAZARDOUS TRIP TO SINGAPORE.
    318 12 Across India In Rainstorm. CHIPPED WINGS. Carrying, besides their crews,' rations sufficient 'or seven days and a cook three machines of No. 303 (KB.) Squadron. RAF. arrived at Seletar from 3asrah yesterday afternoon. The Flight is on its way to Melbourne to attend the Centen-
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    19 12 Lke a treat bird cominr to rest. One of the RAF. planes at Seletar after the flight from Basrah.
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    17 12 Group Captain R F. Saul (on left) being greeted by Croup Capt. and Mr*. 8. W. Smith.
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    SHOOTING ACCIDENT.
    138 12 Tamil Coolie Awarded Damages. (From Our Own Corresponds t.) Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 17. Damages of $20 were awarded by Mr F K. Wilson, today, to a Tamil coolie. Kuppusamy. who claimed $350 from a Chinese fitter. Chow Choon.for Injuries sustained through a shooting accident on Aug. 29 last
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    AN ILL-FATED CAR.
    298 12 Four Accidents This Year. A "fated" motor car w whicb ha, figured in four road crashes since the I beginning of this year, was referred to in a police court case yesterday, before Mr. C. H. Whitton, when a joung, well-dressed Japanese. T. Kamada, was tried on
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    JAPANESE PAPER FACTORY.
    45 12 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Batavia. Sept. II. The Dutch Japanese Plantation Co. intend to establish a paper factory in East Java. It is uncertain if the Netherlands Indian Government will grant permission in view of the existing economic relations between the countries.
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    RUBBER EXPORT DUTY.
    45 12 (Prom Our Own Correspondent). Batavia, Sept. 15. It is stated that the Government did not accept the motion moved by Mr. Thamrln In the National Council recently regarding the introduction of an export duty of 4 cent per 1tg. en estate rubber.
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    INSPECTOR ACCUSED OF PERJURY.
    625 12 INSPECTOR ACCUSED OF PERJURY. "Should Be An Inquiry" Says Counsel. Counsel alleged deliberate perjury was committed by a senior police officer m a court case before Mr. i. M. Brander, third magistrate, >esterday. Dr. C. H. Withers-Payne, appearing for the defence of Ibrahim bin Tamby. an employee of the National
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    WAGE TAX BILL REJECTED.
    35 12 (From Our Own Correspondent) Batavia, Sept. 14. The National Council rejected with 26 votes to 12 the draft of a bill proposing the introduction of a wage tax m Netherlands India.
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    THRIFTY GOVT. SERVANTS.
    223 12 $52,000 Invested At Selangor. A nun of $52,370.57 was invested in the SV4 pe; c«nt. British War Loan Bonds, states the half-yearly report of the Selang-or Government Servants' Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society, Ltd.. which is to be presented to the members, at the twelfth half-yearly general
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    SUMATRA ORANGES.
    89 12 Planter's Ambitious Scheme. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan. Sept. 13. Oranges will grow on the Sumatra Highlands if Mr. Konijn. an unemployed rubber planter, succeeds m his effort to establish an orange cultivation near the Si laboeng Mountain. Experts, who have visited his estate, predict that the scheme
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    Bandit Terror In Sourabaya
    87 12 (From Our Own Correspondent). So ura bay a, Sept. 14. Native and Chinese bandits are terrorising the Madioen district where many murders and robberies have occurred since July. The Government Is taking drastic measures against the bandits who work with the coolest daring. The Oovernor of
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    Town and Country In Malaya.
    836 12 A RICE DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE. We pass on to what the Director records In regard to rice cultivation In Malaya. In 1933 we paid outsiders nearly twenty-flve million dollars for rice we required and In the previous years have paid much more than that. It is
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    JAPANESE SCOUTS' SEA TRIP TO SINGAPORE.
    439 13 An unobtrusive visitor to the Outer Roads of the Singapore Harbour Is the Oiyuwanl Maru, a brlgantine type of sailing ship of 178 tons, which has carried a party of Japanese sea-scouts from Japan. Out of the 4,000 sea-scouts m Japan, 27 youngsters (whose
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    SULTAN'S BIRTHDAY BALL.
    233 13 Gay And Brilliant Scene At Johore. In the absence of T.H. the Sultan and Sultana of Johore, who are in Europe, H.H. Tungku Mahkota. Regent, and Ungku Amina, his wl>e. received the guests at the Sultan's birthday ball at the Istana Besar last night. Over 400 people
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    19 13 Mr. Cnan Kum Chee ot the Singapore Municipality has been admitted a Fellow of the Royal Economic Society, London.
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    MUNICIPAL ACTION.
    256 13 New Drain To Keppel Harbour. Action taken at a meeting of Coir\mittee No. 2 held on Sept. 7, agreed to closure, subject to certain exceptions and to confirmation by the Governor-in-Coundl under Section 257 (2) of Ordinance No. 135 (Municipal), of Seh "Ldm" and "Gan" burial ground at
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    BANKER MARRIED. Ceremony At Klang.
    82 13 BANKER MARRIED. Ceremony At Klang. rhe marriage took place at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, Kiang, of Mr. Edwin T. Nicholas, managing partner of the banking firm of B. P Nicholas and Sons, Kuala Lumpur, and Miss Grace Thambiraja daughter of Mr. C. A. Thambiraja of Klang. The
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    NEW F.M.S. BARRISTER.
    112 13 (From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 17. Mr. Pan Thong Ho. of Datu Gajah, was admitted as an advocate and solicitor In the K.M S Bar. by the Chief Justice (Mr. Justice Thomas). Mr. T. Rajendra made the application, and Mr. E. A. S. Wagner stated
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    CHINESE INJURED.
    39 13 Three Chinese, a man and two boys, were injured m a collision between two motor-cars m Grove Road iast night. All of them received lacerated wounds to their heads, but they wer^ not of a serious nature.
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    37 13 The engagement is amount-eel of Mr. Yapp Thean Chye, eiaer :.on of the late Mr Yapp Poh Tean and Mrs. Yapp Poh Tean. and M-i,s Lini Lew Eng, younger daughter ni Mr. and Mrs. Lim Hoon Bee.
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    FASHIONABLE CHINESE WEDDING.
    432 13 Bride And Bridegroom's Jewelled Decorations. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 17. Two well-known Chinese families were united when the marriage took place yesterday of Mr. Law Joo Kooi. fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. Law Yew Swee. and Miss Khoo Puay Neo. daughter of the
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    British Yacht's Success In One Of The Greatest Races Ever Sailed.
    1043 14 British Yacht 's Success In One Of The Greatest Races Ever Sailed. THE AMERICA'S CUP. ENDEAVOUR WINS BY HALF A MILE. Sop with Proves Himself A Great Helmsman. The second race for the America's cnp provided one of the rreatest races in the history of International yacht racing and ended
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    27 14 A tense momen. near the Police goal m yesterday's cup match. Nickels, who played a magnificent gam* at full back, is seen coming across to tackle Baker.
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    26 14 The R.A.F. "A" team, winners of the Garrison Shield. The cup was presented to Set.-Major Hall by Major Armstrong, officer commanding the troop* at Port Canning.
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    Selangor Golfers Defeated.
    157 14 (From Our Own Correspondents Kuala Lumpur. Sept. 17. Ten members of the Selangor Golf Club visited Ipoh during the week-end and played against the Ipoh Club n singles and four-ball foursomes, the ma-h ending m a victory for the home ciut- by 16' 2 points to 8'
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    Moderate Score By Rangers In Stonor Shield Final.
    300 14 Moderate Score By Rangers In Stonor Shield Final. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur Sep'. 17. Rain Interfered greatly with the final of the S'on ;r Shield tetwecn the Selangor Rangers and the Kuala Lumpur Railway Institute during the week-end. No play was possible on Saturday, and yesterday, although a
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    BOXING.
    69 14 World Welterweight Title Changes Hands. New York, Sept. 17. Jimmy McLarnii. secured the world weltera .'sht championship today when he defeated Barney Ross, the holder, on points in a 15-round contest. Both boxers were badly battered. McLarnin finished with bis left eye completely closed, while Ross had both eyes,
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    Entries For S.T.C. Amateur Race Meeting.
    354 14 Entries for the Singapore Turf Club Autumn amateur meeting, which will be held at Bukit Timah on Friday ar.d Saturday number 106. There will be two runs for class 4 horses, split up into four divisions. The first run will be over 5Vi furlcngs
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    S.C.C. TENNIS.
    317 14 Results And Ties Of Autumn Tourney. Results yesterday m the S.C.C. au- tumn tennis tournament were as fol- I lows: Profession Pairs. E. C. Cherrington and W. G M. Warden beat S. H. Moss and O. R. S. Bateman 6—2.6 2. 6—3.6 3. N. S. Wise and A.
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    53 14 Tuesday. Sept. li. i Football: B.A.F.A. Cup. second round. Marine JJept. vs. 8.C.C., Alison Road Stadium. Lawn Tennis: B.C.C. and Tan«Un Club Tournaments. i Wednesday, Sept. It. Football: B.A.F.A. Cup, second round. Pulau Branl vs. 117* Alison Road i Stadium. Tbunday. Sept. M. Athletics: City High School Sports,
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    TANGLIN CLUB.
    177 14 Tennis Kesu'ts And Ties. Dyne Cup. I Mr and Mrs M M. Millar iowr 4) beat Mrs. F. H. Harris and E VV P. Pulcher (owe 4) 6—3.6 3. 3—6.3 6. 6—3 Mrs. E. Fletcher and R. F. Goodman (owe 1> beat Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Macpherson
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    20 15 The Police team which defeated the Wiltshire Reftment by 2—l m the S.A.FjV cap competition at Anson Road Stadium yesterday.
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    28 15 Mile. Skalova (Czechoslovakia) winaing the 290 metres race frnm Mile. Pekarova (rifht) and Miss Idoda and Miss Makinr.. One of the events m the women's meeting at Prague.
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    Portsmouth Gain Their First Win Of The Season.
    669 15 HOME FOOTBALL. 'From Our London Correspondent.) I London, Sept. 7. In the First Division of the Football League, only Arsenal and Sunderland remain unbeaten. And by virtue of having played one more game than the Highbury club, Sunder and head the table.
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    TODAY'S FOOTBALL. S.C.C. To Meet Marine In S.A.F.A. Cup Match.
    118 15 TODAY'S FOOTBALL. S.C.C. To Meet Marine In S.A.F.A. Cup Match. The Singapore Cricket Club will meet the Marine Department m the second round of the S.A.F.A. cup this afternoon at Anson Road Stadium. Although this is a match between First and Second Division teams and the S.C.C. should win, the
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    Second Division Team Eliminate The Holders From S.A.F.A. Cup.
    1738 15 GREAT VICTORY FOR THE POLICE. Weak Finishing Causes The Wiltshires Downfall. Police 2 Wiltshires 1. The Wiltshire Regiment, holders of the S.A.F.A. cup, made their exit from this year's competition at Anson Road Stadium yesterday afternoon when they were beaten by
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    M.C.C. Team To Tour West Indies.
    96 15 M.C.C. Team To Tour West Indies. London, Sept. 17. i The following players have been invited by the M.C C. to tour the West Indies I R. E. S. Wyati Warwick.' hinv Captain). E. R. T. Holmas (Surrey), C F. Walters (Worcestershire), K Farads (Essex), Hammond (Gloucestershire). Hendren (Middlesex), Ames
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    HOME CRICKET.
    71 15 Lancashire Fight Hard At The Oval. London. Sept. 17. The Rest declared their first innings closed at their overnight total of 385 for nine wickets. Lancashire, who scored 206 in their first innings, made 298 tor nine wickets before stumps were drawn for the >~a: Iddon compiled 80
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    Shock For The Arsenal.
    72 15 London. Sept. 17. p.nd half-time arrived with ti, defeat at Highbury earlier m U son when the Arscna: visited ;m today, winning by two clear The results of league mate! Ed were as follows. First Division. Biackburn Rovers 2 Arsenal Second Division. Bury 1. N Hull
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    MEDAN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    21 15 (From Our Own C.rr- i. Msoaii. Sap In the Easi Coast trnnis ships Bryan b?a. len C J.
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    Easy Win For Y.M.C.A. At Tennis.
    301 16 Easy Win For Y.M.C.A. At Tennis. The Y.MC.A. beat the Singapore Japanese Club at te.inls on Saturday afternoon en the Y.MC.A. courts by five matches to one. The Japanese won only one doubles match. Nakagawa and Suml beating Goh and Hasslm. and even then they had to make a hard
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    INTER-CLUB GOLF.
    233 16 Keppel Beat Sepoy 'Lines On Sunday. The match played between Keppe' Golf Club and Sepoy Lines Golf Club, over Keppel course on Sunday resulted m a win for the home team by 8 matches to 3' 4 The results. Sepoy Lines played mmtioned first, were as follows P
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    BRIGGS AND BANHAM.
    113 16 Shine In First Negrri Hugger TriaL (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Sept. 16. The first State rugger practice was held here on Saturday on the Station Padang. The two sides were captained by H. G. Banham and M. E. L. Robey, and a number of players from
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    R.A.F. DEFEATED.
    81 16 Malay R.C. Wins Tennis Match. The Malay Recreation Club beat the R.A.F. by 4 matches to 2 at luwn tennis at Telok Kurau on Sunday. The results (M.R.C. players mentioned first) were as follows: Singles: Kamls beat Worth. Yusof bin Ishak beat Macleod. Ibrahim A. Alsagoff beat Dent.
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    THOMSON CUP.
    79 16 Draw For Inter-School Competition. (From Our Ow:i Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Sept. 15. The inter-school football tournament for the Thomson Cup will begin next Friday, when the Xajang High School will meet the Kajang Methodist Boys' School in the first round. St. John's Institution will meet the Prince of
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    AQUATICS.
    37 16 Tanjong Malim Club's Annual Carnival. The Tanjong Malim Club is holding its annual swimming carnival on Sunday. Sept 23. In addition to comic events, there will be an lnter-dut team race, women's races and open races.
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    CITY HIGH SCHOOL.
    42 16 There will be an old boys' race (880 yards) m the City High School First Athletic Sports to be held at Jalan Besar Stadium on Thursday. Sept 20. at 5.30 p.m. All old boys are cordially invited to attend.
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    AMATEUR INTERNATIONAL ATHLETICS.
    1123 16 34 World Records Ratified At Stockholm. (By Air Mail.) London, Sept. 1. The International Amateur Athletic Federation held a Congress at Stockholm from Aug. 26 to 30, during whloh several proposals affecting athletics, and the rules thereof, were passed and thirty- four world's records ratified. The most
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      287 16 MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS Monthly return of dealers and port stocks. Straits Settlements, at close of business, Aug. 31, 1934, as declared In dry tons. A. DEALERS' STOCKS DRY RUBBER WET RUBBER TOTAL Crepe Estimated Dry Total Territory RS.B. U.S.B. Weight Dry Wet Estate Remill Blanket Cols. Wet Scrap Total Crepe
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      35 17 fTo the Editor of the Straits Times. 1 Sir,—We have not heard Mr. Laurence Henderson's views on the reaction of body-line bowling on the soul— Yours, etc.. Yours etc SOTTO VOCE. Perak, Sept. 14.
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      FUTURE OF EDUCATION.
      2701 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir. Generations come and generations pass away, and well may we thank God for this mercy, when we contemplate the follies introduced Into the world by man; for herein lies assurance to us that all follies will not be perpetuated
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    CHINESE TOPICS IN MALAYA.
    1512 18 THE JUBILEE OF FUTSING ASSOCIATION COFFEE CULTIVATION IN MALAYA— LIBERI AN AND ROBUST A BEANS— THE FUTURE OF AMOY. UNIVERSIT Y N ATIONALIST DELEGATES TO MALAYA CHINESE INFLUX AND IMMIGRATION LAW. "The association is the crystallisation of the united and strenuous etTorU of Hockchia residents in
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    531 18 The following is the second list ot supporters for a function in honour of Mr. Chan Kang Swl. Amount previously acknowledged $515; Hon. Mr. Tan Cheng .Lock C.B.E. $50: Messrs. Tan Koh Por, Tan Boon Turn, Tan Enn Llan Johore, Leong Bee Cheng Cblt Kongsl Johore,
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    INTER-PORT ROWING.
    667 18 Singapore To Meet Batavia On Friday. f The challengers for the Interport s Cup arrived on Monday by the 8. 8. t "Ophlr" and were met by the members of the crew representing Singapore in the Fours race which will take place t on Thursday at 5.30 p.m.
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    DAILY ROUTINE.
    154 18 Workman Flies To His Job. Sydney NSW. In his overalls and with his luncn tucked in a bag. Mr. J. Ewington flies from Newcastle to Sydney 100 miles every day to his work. "Ill be home lor tea," he says, as he steps into the Northern Airways Codock
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    CONFUCIANISM.
    70 18 Canton Movement For Its Revival. T'.j movement for the revival of Confucianism Is receiving Increasing official support In Crnto.i. The Government appropriated the sum oi $20,000 for the purchase of ancient musical instruments for use in the sacrificial services and for the renovation of Confucian temples throughout the province
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    356 19 Injured Warder. JUDGE AND DRIVER'S CARELESSNESS. Sir Walter Huggard, the Chief Justice, today awarded John O'Regan $5,000 damages and costs in the case in which he sued Frederick Cator for $30,000. as damages for injuries suffered by him by reason of the defendant's negligent driving of
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    MALAYAN Y.W.C.A.'s CONSTITUTION.
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    BAND PROGRAMME.
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    N. BORNEO MAIL.
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