The Straits Times, 9 October 1934

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    38 1 The Straits Times [BSTABLI8HBD NSAALY A CUNTURY.] THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 19S4. PRICE 10 CENTS. The Straits Times SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1934. 20 PAGES PRICE 10 CENTS,
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      257 1 Singapore: 140. Cecil st. cphone sisi>< DO YOU KNOW ONE POUND OF MONSANTO SACOHAAIN *s^flP^ I IS SurfiCltNT TO SWEETEN fe^SSSRSS^ 20,000 CUPS OF COFFEE f^^J'HßSSj^"^ Ir«Ar ONE OF THE USES FOR It CARBOLIC ACID (ruuuM.) Mj 15 IN MOLDEO PLASTICS' ML root reLCPHONB mwk V PftOOABLY CONTAINS MM Blt^X
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      156 1 fe .W.JW ,-PHor,. iaaa.... MRpf /OMr s-S EVERY FORTNIGHT WE RECEIVE SUPPLIES OF SMART HATS IN THE VERY LATEST STYLES. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR ■IB //ifIBHBHBHBHW Have you tried all the following I /ftmW^m\. TASTY cheeses? H H AW^BrSl Cheddar English Australian B^W/KUmB^I Gouda Edam Dutch Cream Wi*V* /l^M W^ZTt f^m
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      14 1 I >> FOR I FLOWERS PHONE 4OM/ I 18. Orohard Read. I (Amb«r Mansion*) i
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      110 2 P. A 0 IIRJ I ISf I INIIH AND AITAH lINFS. •-.««>iia*f* H HIHMI4I MAIL >A aMiawH:^.:.."..'.-: ■W' IK4« laaa^i Ja^B^fl 1 ***** N.i* l».i RVK'I IH» II ai».»-«H«i 111 l 11 111 l 14 n MiiMa*#i», »«4a •ml 1 Hill < hi. II -n# |%«Mi| iH-t 4» 1 01
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      185 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS' r ia«JCHBB rail***. lh>» tatt IKA-nmi maku mono Na«*ii 10 in 10.000 Dm. II 14 «'l MtM4H*M» ■taaa fui MaHl Marivaia m..~uim. iSmi'l* i ..«r.ua.i; *hi «*#Jata« hats V"ft MaM loatfaa. < "4ARH IB\3^ Ml OA* r«*M<ll«M .< ma MM MMkM«tol. H»IHV i i«r'i« u»!('V Bl TAIYO BXB.
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      297 2 THP FIST ASIATIC (1» lIMITFII. fARHRNOWi AND HIKWJIIt ro MA^t#VWrwßC2fS^ ■ta. Mi>..i. M«i>' J"*H faiikim AI*M H'll 11/ll It/It 111 l f II f II 111 0 II till II II II II l»'ll II 14 4. 14 4 I < .ma «i 1 1 n n 'i UMH<IA _**f*
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      118 2 rWßiHp^f^N I I INI 7bt,H.tf f.I,M» AMERICAN STYLE £71.12. SINGAPORE TO EUROPE VIA AMERICA. CintAttSt ADVANCt IN Toonmt claii luxury. Pi imMW i»«m| ■wi>nwia« i«wi" i "i •'>■* nwM'l4 M«Ml«.aik. l«U>..i IMI MM« i> «lUI r4MI la«l»-*.i'ia»r«- fanllfeMnfl >«tr *r»in» i'Mi» Manila I H*a rum Mnil IH> >'iv... M NIHIIHIRIITSWIIFI!
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    PANAMA AND SUEZ CANALS.
    282 3 Trade Improvement. MORE SHIPS PASSING THROUGH. Washington, Sept. 20. The Panama Canal and the Suez Canal, two greatest barometers of world business, offer Joint evidence of a definite Improvement in international commerce and business. National trade figures sometimes lie in this time of exchange abnormalities, but
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    DANCING MAN ON CHURCH SPIRE.
    224 3 Brave Rescue By Two PoMcwen. A crowd In Baldwin Street, one ot Bristol's main thoroughfares, one night! watched a remarkable scene on thej «plre of St. Nicholas' Church, 120 teet above ground. The spire is enclosed In scaffolding erected for the repair of the weathercock,
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    MORRIS OVERSEAS.
    116 3 Two More New Mode's. The iceynote of the Morris overseas programme tor 1935. Just announced by the sole exporters. Morris Indus- j tries Exports Ltd is an all-round improvement of the existing models which have enjoyed a very prosp3rous season, rather than a policy of drastic change. Of
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    UNKNOWN FISH.
    41 3 An expedition of the Russian Academy of Sciences has found In the banks of the Lovaka River (Leningrad Region i the remains of a species -if armoured flsh hither- unknown «.o sclenre Some of the specimens are well pri-s-Tved.
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    SUBSIDISED SHIPS.
    181 3 Australia New Zealand To Take Action. Wellington. The Prime Minister of New Zealand, Mr. Forbes, has informed the House of Representatives that the Government have examined the representations of the New Zealand Shipowners' Federation, regarding the competition of foreign subsidised vessels in the trade between New Zealand and
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    VESSELS ARRIVED.
    172 3 TIDORE. Dut., 525 tana, from Selat Pandjang 9-10. for Pakan Baroe 11-10. TOKIWIA MARU. Jap.. 4.280 tons, from Bombay 9-10, for Yokohama 9-10. MAIN. Oer., 4.741 tons, from Bremena 9-10, for Tlo-Tlo 10-10. MAHIDOL, Brit.. 440 tons, from Port Dickson 9-10. for Malacca 10-10. BENGALORE. Brit 3,425 tons,
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    CHINEES WINE.
    110 3 Record Shipments To The United States. Although there have Deen large consignments of Chinese wine shipped from Hong Kong to the United States since the repeal of prohibi- tion. what is considered a record shipment will be made by the Dollar liner Presidei. Hoover on Friday. The Presidtnt
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    152 3 Tuesday, October 9. Ship* aJongsMo the WbaiTas or e*«ccle« v airrre. RUTKI HARBOUR. Main Wharf Bri Tunda. Lch. "Crow." LiCh. "Vrdette 1 Lch. "Lady Eve yn." Islander. The Cable, PWD Hoppers 7 and 8. Oil Wharf Nil. Ccai Whan mi VKSSf.VS IK UK* DUCK* lanjont Futat Albert
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    FAMOUS WALMER LUGGERS.
    382 3 Commemorative Tablet Erected. An oak tablet erected by Mr. C Northcote Latter at Walmer lifeboat house in memory of famous Walmer luggers of the nineteenth century and the bravery and skill of the men who manned them, by means of which many ships were rescued and many
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    ON FIRE AT SEA.
    105 3 German Ship Sends Out S.O.S. Calls. New York. Oct. 1. Fears far the safety of passengers and crews aboard the German steamer Koenlgsteic, following S.O.S. calls stating that she was afire 400 miles off Boston, vere allayed late this afternoon, when a message was received stating
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    RAWALPINDI.
    32 3 The Rawalpindi has left Hong Kong and Is expected to arrive at this Port at 10 a.m. tomorrow, the 10 Instant. She will proceed alongside the S H.B. Wharf on arrival.
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      161 3 8.1.5. N. CO., LTD.! (Incorporated In England) APCAR LINE FOB HONGKONG, AMOY, MOJI. KOBE. OSAKA AND YOKOHAMA s.s. TALMA I«,*M Tons Arr. Oct. 10 Sails Oct. 12 Excellent modern accommodation for first and second class passengers. Special holiday return tickets interchangeable with P. Sc O. S. N CO., issued at
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      742 3 BOUSTEAD CO,, LTD. (Incorporated in PMS) LLOYDS AGENTS:— BOOKING AGENTS. F.M.S. RLTS. AND SIAM STATES RAILWAYS. TELEPHONE: Freight MJJ— Passage SMI CANADIAN PACIFIC. STEAMSHIPS LIMITED. (Incorporated In England). REDUCED FARES SINGAPORE TO EUROPE First Class From £106.4.6 Up Connecting with Canadian Pacific AUantta Expresses. Second Class Prom £70.6.1 REDUCED AROUND
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      416 3 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO.. LTD. (tocarßarated In England.) ELLERMAN LINE. FOR HAVRE, LONDON. ROTTERDAM HAMBURG Via Ports and Soei Canal. Due Sail* Bteamer B'pore B'pora •CITY OK KHIOS Oct. 16 Oct 16 CITY OP KHARTOUM Oct 30 NOT. S CITY OP CAMBRIDGE Not. 14 Not. 15 FOB HONGKONG SHANGHAI AND
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      72 3 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. Stations Yesterday Last night I Max. Rainfall Bright Mia. temp. Ins. Sunshine temp. *K nrs. *F Alor Gter 87 0.4J 3.7 73 Sitiawan 91 Nil 7.7 74 Kota Bharu 89 0.1 1 8.6 73 Bukit Jeram 89 0.13 8.5 73 Malacca 85 0.06 5.6 74 Singapore (KallanK
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      462 4 SITUATIONS VACANT When applying lor any pasJUoc advertised in these cetamns lend copies of teatiwi—lili Da oot •eae) *rigfaals. A LOCUM for estate medical practice early 1935 or thereabouts Apply Box 234. Straits Times. PROGRESSIVE LIFE ASSURANCE CO.. requires the services of Canvassers in Joho^e Territory, on commission. Apply 215.
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      757 4 I BOARD-RESIDENCE- SEEVK FLATS at "Lloyd House" Board •Pt WHITE HEATHER. 35S River Valley Rd. One suite and rooms now. Phone 4523. FURNISHED double room, also single. "Oxley Chambers" (top flat). Terms moderate. (European). METRO POLE HOTEL. Bras Basah Road, Mod. San. service. Rooms from $40 fun Board fioro 185
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      760 4 WANTED. WANTED tO BSNT, Pully furnished house or flat mitaMe for married couple must have modern sanitation and garage facilities: period of occupancy until next May. Phone miscellaneous" LEARN French I iversatlon hi 3 months. Lady teacher. Guaranteed. Apply 330, S. T. lyanaanr DBTS Lessons in French and Piano. Accomp.
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      438 4 BUSINESS CARDS, etc FIGARO Ladle* Hairdressers. PERMANENT WAVING. By Eoropeaa Experts. $8. 4% $10 ONLY RAFFLES HOTEL. I Room 130) and s» 93, Bras Basah Read. MASSAGE. MRS. aad MR AKAJL GRADUATE OP THE TOKIO MASSAGE SCHOOL. Ist Floor. No 117. Middle Baaa. SINGAPORE. FRFSH STOCK. THE BRITISH BUTTNEB PIPE.
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      1045 4 THE STRAITS TIMES The Straits Times, /he Sunday Times and The Strain Budget may ot obtained at the following agencies:— SINGAPORE. OUTSTATION. Kuala Lumpur. Chop Wah Eng. R A. P. Base, Seletar. B. E. Mohamed Kasslm St Co. 14 mileston* I"*?"*, T^" P^ 38 25 Java Street Seietar Federal Rubber
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      183 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Singapore Within Jutside Without Malaya Malaya Postage Monthly 3.8* 4.H 5.58 (taarterry f 8.59 SM.St < 7SB Half Yearly SI7.M 8Z4.8* $15.00 Yearly $34.M $4s»B SM.N Not* —OuUUUon eheajaea shoal* Include the asval bank disear t. ADVERTISEMENT RATES The charges aad ißStraetlons for CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS are as aader:—
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    THE HOUSE OF DE LA RUE.
    143 5 History Of A Famous Undertaking. The history of the House of Oe La Rue la set forth In a booklet by that well-known firm of security printer* and playing cards manufacturers for which the Borneo Co.. Ltd. are local agents. The story opens with
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    THIEF'S IMPUDENCE.
    131 5 Maid Pernuaded To Carry His Booty. "The moat Impudent, bare-faced crime It la possible to Imagine," aald the deputy chairman (Mr. St. John Mlcklethwalte, K.C.) at Middlesex Session*, when sentencing Thomas Martin, aged 24, to It months' hard labour for stealing goods worth £40 from a house In
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    BELGIAN BROADCASTING HOUSE.
    52 5 The new Belgian Radio Houae *t Ixellea lea Bruxellea will have aeventeen studloa. Including a concert hall. Following the BBC. ayatem. a radio dramatic control panel will be used with four atudloa for broadcaatln* playa. There will alao he four talka atudloa Conatructlon la to begin early
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    BIBLE STILL BEST SELLER.
    482 5 Version In Romany By Gypsy. In I*ll a little group of English scholars, Inspired by their subject and the genius of their mother tongue, gave to the world the Authorised Ver Mon of the Bible Last year. 1.427,444 copies of thU Inspired translation were sold at
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    SHOULD BE RECLAIMED.
    81 5 Urge Tract* Of Wante Land In Six lVovinrcx. Iiiveatlgmioiu c tuned oui uy tho Nanking Ministry of Induairy ucrordiiik to u rt-port by tlM Him*, i. reveal that ti> n i.imtble tracu of land whlrh atiuuld bu n-c-iulmad and mude produn.v, Waate land in North. m KlaiiK«u
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      234 5 HOTELS TONIGHT WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10th SPECIAL DINNER DINNER DANCE (INFORMAL) CONCERT parapet is to 915 CABARET DANCE CO"""-) Mitt CATHERINE CHERNIKOVA 9.45 P.m. to Midnight THC POPULAR DANCER RAM lIS CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA PIIONK 8381 ADELPHI HOTEL iciiii fiAROKN TONIGHT TOMORROW SPECIAL DINNER DANCE CABARET BY THK IMIIII jBRYMAN'S REVUE; mi
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      166 5 NKKVICE from a Radio Company la not confined to serving good*, over the counter, or doing a few odd repair jobs to Radio Sets, Aini>lin<ra. etc.. etc. REAL BRRVICR la deeper than that. It embraces considerable experimental work with numerous types of components, various seta and r<iu.lpnient. different circuits etc..
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      80 5 FIRE ACCIDENT MOIOR FIDELITY GUARANTEE-MARINE WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. run LONDON .VSWURANCI HONU KONU KIKE INHI'K CO LTD. HANOI OO WKHItKN A.IMI'KANCI OO UNION INH( i I.TU KAUl.lt bIAH ft lIHII iM)M INHCB. ll> GUTHRIE Co., Ltd. Incorporated In 08) KLANOOI CLUB Fraser's Hill 4)00 ft. mlm.vc Sen Uvel OPKN TO NON-MKMHI
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      452 5 8.8.C. PROGRAMMES. Two of the following frequencies md wavelengths will be used almul taneoualy. but the wavelengths may be changed In thu course of each day's trunsmtsslona. Announcements will be mude at frequent Interval* Call Sign Frequency Wavelength OSO 17,700 kc/s lfl M m. OSf 16.140 ks/s 1082 m. OHF
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      141 5 IMI OH I HOI LAND. Following U the programme to be broadcast by Phohl-Holland station Wavelength lfl 88 M TmiRHDAY, <« i 11. 7.40 p.m. Haydn-Quartette. I Short Waves. Long Distances" talk by Mr W. P. L Spruit. 8.90 Haydn— Quartette. B.e* Oramophone records 9 Piano Recital. SINGAPORE Owned and
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      117 5 Today 9 s Crossword Puzzle (CLUES.) ACHOBB. jo I Tracked 2. SSutT* 4. kuiialiliii- PinUti Kernel of fruit IT Money order to Than ».i.i- ,i M Btumbtrlni It. SUcJu umdon dUlrlct 14 Article* of tooC n L'rted ia. Ni«ht before M JSSm, IT, t ...i product ia H<»uc i» Fruit
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    A POLITICAL DIARY OF THE WEEK.
    2186 6 "THE SHIP OF POLITICS BEGINS TO STRAIN"-— AND CABINET MINISTERS TO WORK WO LIBERAL CANDIDATES AT THE NEXT, ELECTION CONSERVATIVE CONTROVERSIES—THE MAXTON PARTY FUNDS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Stbaiis Tikes Office, Fleet Street, Sept. 25. After ncatlng for two months in a dead calm
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    FRANCE'S NEW ROLE.
    71 6 Now An Exporter Of Wheat. Paris, Oct. 3. France hitherto an Importer has joined the ranks of exporters of wheat owing to a bumper crop. Over 4,000 tons have been exported from La Rochelle to the British Isles within the last few days and 18,000 tons of
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    "OPIUM KING."
    79 6 Escorted To Nanchang For TriaL Shanghai, Oct. 7. Chow Seng Fa, known in Shanghai as the Red Pill (opium pills) King, who was arrested by the Shanghai Chinese police for smugg ing opium and other drugs, has been escorted to Nanchang, capital of Klangsi and the general headquarters
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    MAKERS OF THE DESERT.
    312 6 Arab And Goat Blamed. DESTRUCTION OP ALL VEGETATION. Major C. 8. Jarvls. who has been Governor of Sinai for 12 yean, stated in a lecture before the Royal Central Asian Society in London that the Arab and the goat were responsible for desert wastes. He agreed
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    AUSTRIAN "BROWN BOOK" No New Evidence Regarding July Putsch.
    68 6 Vienna. Oct. 3. Contrary to sensational rumours, the Austrian "Brown Book" on the July revolt contains no new evidence regarding the putsch. It seeks to prove the illegal Nazi party In Austria was under German control and also that Austria was
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    £4,000,000 SCHEME.
    70 6 Two New Reservoirs For The Thames Valley. London, Oct. 5. A scheme for the provision of two new reservoirs in the Thames Valley, each capable of holding 4,000. u00.000 gallons of water, at an estimated total cost of £4,083,000, was today unanimously adopted at a meeting of the
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    LOWER AIR MAIL RATES.
    67 6 Boon To Manufacturers And Exporters. London, Oct. 7. Reductions averaging 30 per cent, in the rates of air mall parcels from Great Britain to other parts of Europe are announced by the General Post Office. The use of the air mall parcels post has increased 400
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    FUKIEN SPORTS MEET.
    43 6 Hong Kong, Oct. 7. The General" Committee of the AllFukien Athletic Sports Meeting has fixed Nov. 18, 19 and 20. as the days for holding the various competitions. The meeting will close on the afternoon on Nov. 20. Union Times.
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    MR. MEI LAN-FANG.
    44 6 Shanghai, Oct. 7. Mr. Mcl Lan-fang, the wellknown Chinese actor, has received a cable from Moscow regarding his 1 engagements in Moscow from February to April next year. Mr. Mcl will leave Peiping for the Soviet capital In January. Union Times.
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    OFFICIAL LANGUAGE.
    71 6 That English be made the one official language throughout the Philippine Islands was un nlmously recommended recently by the Constituent assembly comprised of members of the Committee on Education and various other prominent local officials. The recommendation was made by reason of the fact that English Is the
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    EX-MAHARAJA TO LIVE IN ENGLAND.
    190 6 Looking For New Home. The ex-Mahara t of Indore, who caused a sensation six years ago by wedding a wealthy San Francisco girl, is planning to live in England. He has given instructions for his palatial home, the Holkar Chateau, at St. Germain, France, to
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    TOWN IN TERROR.
    83 6 Theft Of Powerful Explosive. Bridgeport, Oct. 3. The theft of 200 lb. of polnol, one of the most dangerous and most powerful explosives, has terrorised the *****0 inhabitants of the city. Despite a frantic police search and wireless appeals to the thieves to surrender their loot carefully,
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    ORDER FOR 55 PLANES.
    93 6 Popularity Of British Machines. London, Oct. 5. One of the largest single orders for civil aircraft ever given has been received by the British manufacturers of Monospar machines. The contract is for 55 planes, half of which number are required for export. In Monospars a special
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    TREASURY BILLS.
    49 6 London, Oct. t. The total amount applied for In tenders for £35,000,000 Treasury Bills was £65.260.000. The amount allotted in Bills at three months was £31.510. 000. The average rate per cent, was 15s. 9.702 d. as compared with 14s. j 2.38 d last week. British TVlreles;.
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      171 6 English |p|yilWiyjlf|i English Ilillr Millr PRODUC^**^ IfllllV IDEAL MILK for all household requirements. m^^ESr^ TO KEEP THE ■rprj^fc^'^ DENTIST AWAY LSE 'NEEM» TOOTH PASTE. Price 3.5 Cents A TUBE. If y«w glaam aren't FCL-VDE they're not the late* style— Cmll at Maanfaetwing Optician. 325. North Bridfe Boad. .More economical than
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      334 7 «^^^{W COMPETITION Hi 9 SATURDAY -Oct:l 3 MUSIC FROM THE FILM "HAROLD TEEN' 7 GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS Presented by "WARNER BROTHERS" ADMISSION AS USUAL SOcts. K If K Pours his burning INK' l^li so:i into one fIN^BR) /inest lit ing ciocu- J ffil Rr ments c sm^ e Wfc
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      372 7 An Uproariously funny STAGE play "ALIAS THE DEACON now become* even a funaier picture! OPENING CAPITUL |s 6.15 TONIGHT 9.15 M A 4 m How much sin J U I makes 'half 7 W£a£M $lnner?# Come and -la 'if t get a Sea the amusing E|^V Laugh answer In this
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      188 7 T O MORRO W i ALH AM BRA *the mata uaw m of <■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■! AMERICA In M.G.M.'a Scnaatlonal Spy Film. LAST NI6HT TONIGHT m I■■■ j. 11.l J 6.1s 9.i5 u^AUen^M^B Here's the popular star of fB BLfL M^^Hwl "Daddy Lon>« Letfs" in another Grand Fox Comedy Romance k w
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    185 8 U.K. Rubber Stocks Down. 'From Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Oct. 9. In the absence of any trade demand the Singapore rubber market was slightly easier this morning despite the fact that London and New York showed a slight improvement yesterday. United Kingdom stocks fell by 1,291 tons
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    PRODUCE.
    311 8 Singapore, Oct. 9, 12 noon. Bayer. Seller. Gambler 5.00 Java Cube 8.25 Hamburg Cube 8.25 White Muntok Pepper 52.00 White Pepper 51.00 Black Pepper 17.50 Mixed Black Pepper Copra, sundried 3.05 Ccpra. mixed 2.40 2.40 Small Flake Tapioca 3.75 Fair Flake Tapioca 3.25 Mcd Pearl Tapioca 525 Small Pearl
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    38 8 (■Turn China and Japan by Rawalpindi dm at Singapore 10 a.m. tomorrow. hrom China and Japan by Arabia Mam due at Singapore on Thursday. From Chin* and Japan by Hague Maru due at Singapore on Friday
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  • LOCAL' STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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        MINING.
        451 8 Issue Val. Pd. I/- 4/- Ampat Tin Buyers Sellers.' 5/- 5/9 cd. El £1 Asam Kumbang 37/6 40/El £1 Austral Malay 58/- 61/- >/- 5/- Ayer Hitam 14/9 15/3 xd. 1 1 Ayer Weng El £1 Bangrin Tin El £1 Changkat Tin El £1 Chenderiang >0 50 Hitam Tin
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        GENERAL
        291 8 Issue /•I. Pd. Buyers Sellers. 2 2 Alex. Brick Pref. 2.00 2.05 2 2 Alex. Brick Ord. 1.60 1.70 11 1 Brit. Am. Tobacco 6.5.0 6.9.0 0 5 British Malaya Trustee 5.90 6.10 cd. ;1 £1 Con. T. S. 7% Prefa. 25/3 26/6 il £1 Con. T. S. Ord.
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        126 8 Singapore Municipal 5 p.c, of 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 108 112 nom. Singapore Municipal 4V4 p.c of 1909 red. 1956 $1,000,000 110 115 nom. Singapore Municipal 4Vi U-c of 19W red. 1947 <1.6C0/00 110 116 nom. Singapore Municipal 4 p.c. of 1913 red. 1963 $2,500,000 105 110
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        359 8 Fraser and Co., and Lyall and Evatt's Quotations. Today's Price* Eraser Lyall Eeatt ft Co. Mlenby ($1) 1-85 1.95xd. 1.80 1.92V4cd. Mor Gajah ($1) 1.45 1.55 1.40 1.55 Hitam ($1) 2.40 2.54 2.30 2.45 Malay ($2) 3.20 3.35 3.10 3.25 Molek ($1) 1.15 1.30 1.20 1.30 Panas ($1)
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      EXCHANGE RATES.
      214 8 The following are the exchange rates this morning, according to the daily circular issued by the Heng Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation: SELLING. London, 4 months' sight 2/4 7/32 London, 3 months' sight 2/4 13/64 London, 60 days' sight 2/4 3/16 London, 30 days' sight 2/4 5/32 London,
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      EXCHANGES.
      84 8 Rugby, Oct. 6. Foreign exchanges today were* Amsterdam 7.21*4 Athens 512 sellers. Berlin 12.16U Bombay 1/6 l/16d. Brussels 20.95 Bucharest 490 Buenos Aires 36i£d. sellers official. Copenhagen 22.40 Geneva 14.99 Helsingfors 226 >/_ Hong Kong l/7%d. Lisbon 110 '/a Madrid 35 13/16 Milan 57 3/16 Montevideo 39-Hd. sellers official.
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      IMPERIAL AIR MAIL.
      21 8 The air mall dispatched from Singapore on Sept. 30 was delivered in London on Oct. 8 (8 days).
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    71 8 Daily Prices Current For R.M.A. No. 1. X. Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Noon, Oct. 9. Buyers. Sellers. Spot (loose) 22% 22«.' t (F.O.B.) current month 22% 23 October 22% 23 Nov.-Dec. 23% 23^ Jan.-Mar. 25M» 25»4 April-June 26Vi 26* 8 July-Sept. 27 27 Tone of Market:
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    264 8 MM* Burma (Takada) 3 p.m. North >nd East India (Takada) 3 p.m. Netherlands Indies (The) Bagan and Belat Pandjang (Hong Thong) s pm. Bengkall*. Laboean Biltk T Bale) (Rokan) 3 om. Port de Kock Padang. Pakan Baroe. and Slak (Hong Kwon--) 3 pm. Ir.do-Chlna (Porbln) ..4 p.m.
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    MONEY ORDERS.
    127 8 The rau oi issue is R&. 155 $100. iThe rate at payment is Rs. IflstMß The rate el payment is the rare current on the day ot receipt ot the Money Order Advice by the Rtrai's Settlements Post Office. The rates o: issue of Money Orders drawn on
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      UNSETTLING MONTH FOR BRITISH TEXTILES.
      938 9 Cotton and Wool Interest In German Attitude. London, Sept. 25. The cotton Industry has had a very rough passage in recent months. The past month was no exception, un- j certainty regarding the Australian j and German positions combining with news of new competitive developments
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      CHINESE TEA.
      112 9 Better Shipments Noted To England And Straits. Nanking, Sept. 21. That the Chinese tea industry is showing signs of recovery is Indicated by figures published In the Chinese press. The export of tea during the month of July was valued at $5,390,222, being the largest Item of exports
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      NEW REFERENCE BOOK.
      99 9 Bluet's Shanghai Stocks Shares Compiled by I. P. Bisset and Co; North Chin* Daily News, Ltd; Shanghai; 15s. This handy reference book a new publication deals with the companies listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. It summarises the positions, of banks and loans, insurances, lands, docks, wharves
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      HITAM TIN LTD.
      390 9 Annual Report Of Directors. Hltam Tin, Ltd.. directors report to be presented at the annual meeting .of the company on Oct. 10 states: Accounts:— Following the reduction of the capital of the* company to $150,000 by order of the Court the somewhat large balance previously standing to
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      RUBBER MARKET DIFFICULTIES.
      334 9 Dealers And Importers Sit Back. New York. Aug. 16. The feature of the market, if there be any feature at all, during the period under review, has been the decided lack of Interest in physical rubber, (writes O. W. Kracht.) Dealers and importers have been able to
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      SEAFIELD RUBBER.
      43 9 First Distribution Since 1929. The Seafleld Rubber Company is paying an interim dividend of 2 per cent., less tax, in October on the £200.000 of issued capital. This is the first distribution since the 5 per cent, in respect of 1939.
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      SOUTHERN KINTA PROPOSALS.
      113 9 Share Issue By Malacca Rubber Plantations. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 8. Southern Klnta Consolidated proposts to acquire Changkat Tin Dredging for the allotment of 520.000 ss. shares of Southern Klnta capital, representing four shares for every £1 share in Changkat Southern Klnta proposes to Increase
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      COMPANY RESULT.
      22 9 (From Our Own Correspondent. > London. Oct. 8 British Borneo Para:— Profit for year ended April 30, £28; forward debit, £4.531.
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      708 9 The Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN QUEENSLAND.) RAUB. Pahang, October 1, 1934. MINING REPORT NO: 485. The Chairman ft Director!, ihe Rauh Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE. S.S. Gentlemen,— l beg to forward the report of the mining operations for the four weeks ended Sept. 12.
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      DEATH
      79 10 CHIA. Madam Agatha Chia. on October 8, 1934 at her residence 357 Buklt Timah Road, Singapore, aced 53. She leaves behind her only son Dr. Chia Tec* Yam, 1 daughter, one daughter-m-law, 1 son-in-law and 8 grandchildren to mourn their loss. Burial win take place on Wednesday the 10th
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. OCT. 9, 1934. PARTNERS OR WARDS?
    940 10 In a recent leading article we examined a number of essential differences between French and British Colonial policies and made brlet reference to a movement on the part of the Imperial Government approachIng nearer to the French policy of
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    695 10 SIR PHILIP'S GARDEN. By leaving England In September for an autumn tour of the Far East, Sir Philip Sassoon has had to sacrifice a few restful weeks in his beautiful Port Lympne home at a time when the garden there is still at Its best Sir
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    TODAY'S SPECIAL ARTICLE.
    1271 10 THE AIR RACE XI. (Bj C. W. A. Scott.) The London Melbourne Air Race will be won by tbe machine that crosses the finishing line on Flemington Racecourse In Melbourne ahead of the other competitors in the race. This is not a particularly brilliant forecast of the
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    AMUSEMENTS
    120 10 SINGAPORE. ADELFHI HOTEL Special Dinner Dance Cabaret. «LIIAA>.. I Such Women are Dane?rous with Warner Baxter, Rosemary Ames. 8 15—915. CAPITOL Half A Sinner with Sally Blan Joel McCraa. 6.15— 9 15. GRfcAI WORLD Cabaret— It's A Boy A Lady Surrenders. •tAKIHOKHI CM Sair-E-Parlstan. 6—9.15. XKW WORLD Side Shows.
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    MEDIAEVAL ATROCITIES IN FRESH SPANISH FIGHTING.
    596 11 500 KILLED; 2,000 WOUNDED IN CIVIL WAR. ANARCHISTS JOIN. Fascist Offer To Support Government. After a peaceful morning yesterday, fighting and bombthrowing broke out again throughout Spain, where an acute food shortage has ad(*«d to the sufferings of the people. It is estimated that,
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    Stronger Defences For Fakien.
    55 11 Hong Kong, Oct. 9. Another step towards strengthening the defences of important Fukienese cities, ostensibly to cope with the Red menace, has Iteen taken. A wall is to be built around Changchow. Work is now under way on the erection of a chain of small forts
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    SIR S. CRIPPS.
    90 11 Elected Executive Of Labour Party. London, Oct. 4. The election on Wednesday of Sir Stafford Crlpps, leader of the Socialist League, to the executive committee of the Labour Party has caused a sensation here, more especially since his proposals for a "Socialist five-year plan" were rejected at
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    KING OF AFGHANISTAN.
    36 11 Berlin, Oct. 4. The Chancellor has instructed the German minister at Kabul to convey to the King of Afghanistan hearty congratulations on the occasion of the birth of a son and heir.— Aneta-Trans-Ocean.
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    Lindbergh Ransom Case: New Development.
    179 11 Lindbergh Ransom Case New Development. Flemington <New Jersey). Oct. 8. Hauptmann. who was found in possession of part of the Lindbergh baby ransom. has been indicted with murder. Hauptmann was indicted with the murder of the Lindbergh baby by a grand jury consisting of 20 men and three women, mostly
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    NEW PULAU KAMIRI CIRCULAR.
    361 11 Estimates Too High. SHARES FALL AFTER CONSULTANTS REPORT. (From Oar Own Correspondent) Koala Lumpur, Oct. 9. Shareholders of Pates Karnlri received another circular from the secretaries today. It Included a report from the consulting engineer, Mr. E. J. Valentine, who visited the mine on the first
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    "I AM LEADER."
    144 11 Mr. Baldwin's Implied Rebuke. London, Oct. 9. An appeal to employers as a national duty to eliminate or regulate overtime and thereby employ more workers was made by Mr. Stanley Baldwin at a mass meeting at Bristol today. The time was not yet ripe for an International
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    ATLANTIC FARES.
    70 11 Special Excursion Rates Introduced. Rugby, Oct. 7. The Atlantic conference of shipping lines held in London decided to introduce special excursion rates with short period of validity In tourist and third classes. Hitherto there have bee.i simply winter and summer rates. Tha new excursion fares will apply to
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    NATIONAL LOTTERY.
    33 11 Resolution Passed By Conservatives. London, Oct. 5. The Conservative Conference at Bristol by a large majority carried a resolution urging the Government to give facilities for a national lottery. Reuter Wireless.
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    37 11 The former German Vire-Chai cellor, Herr von Pai.cn, who I id spent some days on a hunting visit to Hungary, has arrved in Vienna to take up his duties as Minister to Austria, states an Aneta-Trans-Ocean message.
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    U.S. SHIPPING STRIKE TODAY.
    195 11 Extravagant Demands By Union. New York, Oct. 8. Demanding a basic rate of $75 a month, an eight-hour day, a 33 per cent, increased crew strength, and the right to join any union, a mass meetIng of the Marine Workers' Industrial Union jesterday voted for a
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    U.S. AND SILVER.
    127 11 Oblique Answer To China's Protest London, Oct. 8. The Financial News suggests that part of the United States Treasury's claims for a silver policy, which were made soon after China's protest, may have to be discounted as being merely an oblique answer to the two Chinese Notes.
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    LEPERS MISSION.
    118 11 Diamond Jubilee Celebrations, Rugby. Oct. The Mission to Lepers, founded sixty years ago. Is celebrating Its "diamond Jubilee" by meetings In London. Many greetings from its various branches abroad and from lepers In the homes of the Mission In various parts of the world have been received, and
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    BIG BRITISH FILM MERGER.
    65 11 £25,000,000 Capital. COMBINE TO CONTROL 500 CINEMAS. London, Oct. 4. It is understood that the merger of the leading British film companies, 3rltlsh Gaumont and Associated British Pictures, is pending. The stock capital of the new company is estimated at £25.000.000 The new combine, in addition
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    FRENCH ELECTIONS.
    198 11 Government's Position Strengthened. Paris, Oct. 8. The final results of the provincial council elections held throughout France on Sunday reveal very little change in the position of the parties. General press opinion is that the elections have been advantageous to the Government and a success for M Dcumergue,
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    THE AIR RACE.
    106 11 We are asked to announce that admission tickets to the Royal Air Force Base at Seletar, to witness arrivals and 'departures in the Melbourne Air Race, are being Issued only through the Royal Singapore Flying Club. Many applications have been received by the Royal Air Force authorities
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    GALE SURVIVED.
    72 11 British Steamer Safe. Rugby, Oct. 7. After several days of uncertainty as to the fate of the West Hartlepool freighter Alnderby. of 4,860 tons, which was badly damaged during a terrific gale in the North Atlantic, the owners have received a message from her master stating that the
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    ABYSSINIA AND ITALY.
    335 11 Aggressive Intentions Denied. RUMOURS REFUTED. King Emanuele To Visit Africa. Rome, Oct. 7. Repudiating: persistent rumours of a dangerous tension between Italy and Abyssinia, which had been given prominence in the foreign press, the Abyssinian Minister at Rome made an important public statement here on Wednesday night.
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    'WORLD WAR CERTAIN
    118 11 Chinese Mission Chiefs Prophecy. Nanking. Oct. 9. "A second world war is inevitable." declared Oen. Yang Chieh, principal of the Central Military Academy at Nanking in an address before more than 1,000 officers and cadets of th» academy yesterday. In the course of his speech, he reviewed
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    Japan Angered By American Attack.
    141 11 Toklo, Oct. 4. Statements made by Brig. Gen. Mitchell in an address to the Federal Aviation Commission at Washington and in which he recommended the immediate construction of a powerful fleet of war dirigibles capable of attacking and destroying Japanese cities. are naturally causing much
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    DEVELOP MALAYA FROM THE AIR.
    957 12 Sir Philip Sassoon Explains His Mission. Sir Philip Sassoon, (Under Secretary for Air) reached Singapore today from Kuala Lumpur. He made the flight by Service aircraft. In an Interview with the Straits Times at Kuala Lumpur hut night. Sir PhiMp revealed that the principal object
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    ORCHARD ROAD IMPROVEMENT.
    344 12 Removing Railway Embankment. The removal of an old landmark of Orchard Road the railway embankment where the bridge ence spanned the road— has begun. The removal of the embankment is the first step towards the completion of a scheme for the provision of a modern car park
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    K.L. BROADCAST.
    29 12 The Malayan Amateur Radio Society, Kuala Lumpur, will broadcast tonight, a programme of dance records with songs by Mrs. D. S. O Davidson at approximately b p.m.
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    WARSHIPS' VISIT TO JAVA,
    53 12 British Cruiser To Call At Batavia. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan. Oct. 5. The British cruiser "Eagle" and two British torpedo-boats are visiting Batavia from November 23-29. On Nov. 29 the American cruiser Augusta is coming to Java. On Nov. 30 the British warship "Folkestone" will
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    TAMIL'S NIGHT OUT.
    118 12 Man Runs Off With Hen. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 8. Murugan. a Tamil living with a friend In the cooly lines at Brickfields, drank so much last night that he ran off with a hen from his friend's pen. He did not know what
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    POPPY DAY.
    112 12 Plant Poppies At Base Of Cenotaph. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 8. A suggestion was put forward at the first meeting of the general committee of the Poppy Day Appeal In Selangor, held at Carcosa yesterday, under the chairmanship of Miss P. Shelley, that popples should
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    MAMMOTH TUSK FOUND.
    26 12 A mammoth tusk about 2 metres long, weighing 25 klg. has been found at a distance of 3 kilometres from SoiTychegodsk (Northern region).
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    SEAFEARERS' DAY.
    89 12 Special Services At The Cathedral The annual Seafarers' Sunday will be observed In Singapore next Sunday. It is hoped that not only seafarers themselves, but also many of those connected with ships in Singapore, will welcome the opportunity of being present at the various services throughout the day
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    PROTECTING N.I. INDUSTRIES.
    69 12 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan. Oct. 4. With the intention of protecting Industry the Government of the Netherlands Indies has drafted a Bill providing for the Umltitlon of new industries. When new industries are to be estat>lished permission of the Government is now necessary. The Government will
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    RESTRICTED BEER IMPORTS.
    60 12 (From Our Own Correspondent) Medan, Oct. S The Government of the Netherlands Indies Is drafting a Bill to restrict the imports of beer. The quoti for the first six months would be fixed at 1.480.000 litres which is less than is' usually Imported into the Netherlands Indies.
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    UNEMPLOYMENT IN N.I.
    44 12 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan, Oct 4. The Labour Office statistics regarding unemployment in the Netherlands Indies, show that at the end of July the number of European unemployed had decreased to 3,723. There were 10,323 native unemployed and 1.106 Chinese.
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    51 12 The marriage of Mr. M. P. Selfe, of William Jacks and Co. (Malaya) Ltd., son of the late Mr. F. V. Selfe and Mrs. Selfe of Watford, Hertfordshire, and Miss K. M. Horsford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horsford of Ipswich, Suffolk, will take place at St. Andrew) Cathedral on
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    30 12 Sir Philip Bassoon (centre) with the Hon. Mr. T. 8. Adams (British Resident of Selangor) and the Hon. Mr. M. rf. Shelley. (Chief Secretary) on hit arrival at Koala Lumpur.
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    CHARGE BROUGHT FOR REVENGE.
    905 12 Judge Dism isses Tamil's Appeal* 'From Our Own Correspondent Penan*-, Oct. 8. In the Supreme Court today Mr. Somasandram argued the appeal of a Tamil, Subbiah who had been convicted by the Bukit Mertajam police magistrate and sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment on a charge
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    Town and Country In Malaya.
    639 12 NINE MILLION DOLLARS BETTER OFF. Those who may have been disturbed by the assurance of the Chairman of the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board that these States are still very "hardup," may find reassurance in the latest revenue and expenditure figures published in the F.M.S. Gazette.
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    MALAY CLASS.
    66 12 For those who already know a liV. l Mala/ and desire to increase their vocabulary and iKiency 'he Y.W.CA. will commence a class on Friday at 9 a.m. The teacher. Mr. Jaafa bin A. Ghani, has already conducted two classes for beginners this year, and it Is to
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      9 12 Read LORD CASTLEROSSE in the \DAY TIMES Every Week.
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      128 12 "'T^HE hot weather always made work an |W A effort and recreation leas enjoyable. UT^ .^sww "But now, thanks to Waterbury's Com- pound, I am filied with new vitality! 1 feel j fresh and vigorous. 1 eagerly attack my daily a! tasks and have an abundance ot excess- W_^ mT
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF GRAMOPHONE.
    521 13 Eurasian And Chinese Charged. "I did not make a report to the police because the accused threatened to put me on the spot," said a Eurasian witness during his evidence In a case of alleged theft against a young Eurasian, W. Walters, and a Chinese, Poh
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    WHITE GLOVES AT SEREMBAN.
    82 13 No Cases At Negri Assizes. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Oct. 8. At the last session of the Negri Sembilan Assizes, a pair of white gloves was presented to the presiding Justice, Mr. N. D. Mudle. as there were no criminal cases on the list. The
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    CHINESE LEADER FETES INDIAN COOLIES.
    559 13 Big Malacca Celebration. (Front Oar Own Cnrrwpaitd— <■) Malacca, Oet. i Mr. Chan Kane Swi, JJr\ enter- Utned over <M Indian coolies an* 1 1M other Indo-t ejrlonese at tea on < Saturday. I This wm the last of the function* 1 held In connection
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    INSURANCE POLICIES SACRIFICED.
    301 13 Government Clerks And Circular. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Oct. 8. Ik is stated by a correspondent to the Malay Mall that many Government servants, following the Issue of the circular on indebtedness, have given up their Insurance policies, thus sacrificing their savings, through misunderstanding a
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    QANTAS PLANE.
    70 13 Hops Off From Batavia For Sourabaya. (From Our Own Correspondent.* Batavia. Oct. 10 The Qantas Empire Airways aircraft V H.-U.B.C. piloted by Mr. L. J. Brain, left here this morning on lv flight to Australia. The next stop U Sourabaya— Aneta copyright. The Qantas plane left Singapore at
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    RUBBER REGULATION ENACTMENT.
    66 13 The F.M.S Gazette publishes the text of an amendment to the Rubber Regulation Enactment. The objects aimed at by the amendments are firstly to limit the extent to which dealers can occasion loss by holding up rubber and secondly to provide that the lost shall be distributed
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    PAHANG STATE COUNCIL.
    263 13 Decisions At Recent Meeting. The 145 th meeting of the Sta'e Council of Pahang was held at th I Is.ana Serl Tcrentanp. Pekan. on Sept. 24. At this meeting the Council amonj 'other matters (a) Considered a pr >- 1 posal for the conservation of river I
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    60 13 Mr. Robert Edmtrad Smith. B.A. (Cantab) senior Education Officer, proceeds today by the OlenifTer on reave prior to retirement. Mr. Smith was the headmaster or Victoria Dridfe School for the last 12 years and has completed 28 yean service. A farewell party was Kiven to Mr. R. E. Smith by
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    ARSENALL LUCKY AT SHEFFEILD.
    1376 14 //ojw/ Moonu//. Spurs Snvecl From Disgrace By Youthful Left-Back. 'i i ".'i i. '.mi..,, ■„,..,i.i..i.i wi.ai wm probably Iho mnai irofle in KnaiAii.i I.H.h ,'l I. ..I \M, >l Ill,' IHpiv ilUm.lpi m..,.v or ih# Ho i.'in.i. wiio woro 0n«,i11,.l I v 11,. I. nil. l,
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    Selangor G. C. Defeat The Negri-Malacca.
    110 14 I -..I KUAIA IdJMJM <><> ii,. MMat«M ii-.ii urn -i.ioai.mi n.hii MAU..-a tambinad r»» loom by i .1,,.. l,AlV*.|. W1.,-1, ...ll* No k ip am roilowa: n ii PtMM ai.. l J M JuhIWOOJO Q, i. turn I Mu.a U .1 i Portor I,
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    239 14 MiatchM rooMln lo bo ployod In Iho Uuwrnmtni n*ivu<*. I'.'H A«a.H<lalli,ii |p«a«<* Tit* |mwl 11,..,. „r lI.P loAwa lii 11.0 lw,i kOOfWM in fc-A-i I I I •Kill ii, i,, ,1 in nl, I, in Hip N*i<nnd DM•Ion. Audi! llrA.inv v« liiiinlg,
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    Women's October Medal.
    335 14 I, Woman's Oolobor Modal Com wa. i>i,i,,,i mm TlMih "i> M i rtauliMi n v II Mi. rrAlh aii.i Mi* Kollv will, a R»l •otto of al, in a wm i, mi. it II .11. 1.1,, II Will. A Ml MOrt Of .W l ah, l in
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    GINGER (MEDAN).
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    23 15 F. G. Minns, the sp.tdj Singapore right winger having picked up the ball roes throurh to score against the United Services on Saturday.
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    CHINESE BEAT WEAK S.C.C. TEAM.
    843 15 Good Display By Respective Centreforwards. 5.C.X.C...5: S.C.C. .1. The S.C.C. put more or less a second XI into the field against the Chinese on the padang at hockey yesterday afternoon and were beaten by three goals to one. Play was fast and interesting [throughout. Early
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    K. L. Races. Weights For Second Day.
    409 15 The handicaps for Saturday, the second day of the Selangor Turf Club autumn meeting, are as follows: Race 1. Pcnies, Class 2, Dlv. 2, 5Vi furs Can Dc 9.7, Blue Bluff 9.5, Bright Eyes, E. 12, Glamour 8.9, Evensong 8.7. Lerrick 7.12, Larut
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    Indians And Police Draw At K. L.
    195 15 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 8. Fielding a weak side, the Selangor Indian Association drew with the Police Circle In a hockey match today. The score was three-all. Bhaskaran. who played a clever game, scored the first goal for the Indians,
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    113 15 I Twatfay, Oct. >. Rugby: Tournament. Public Services and A.P.C. vs. Merchants and Banker*. S.C.C. padang. Ho?key: SCC. vs. Colts, Girls 1 Sports Club ground. Boxing: St. Andrew's School finals, S.V.C. Drill Hall. 5 p.m. Football: SC FA. League. S.B.A.A. vs. A. A C Jalan Besar Stadium. Wednesday,
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    SINGAPORE RACES.
    213 15 Three Days Programme For November. The Singapore Turf Club official progiamme for November 1934 has Just been published. Racing will take plane on Nov. 17, Nov. 21 and Nov. 24. There will be three runs for class 2 horses, over 6 furs. 7 furs, and 1 mile. For
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    NOT DEAD YET!
    40 15 M.C.C. To Appoint Special Body-Line Committee. London, Oct. 8. The M.C.C. committee has decided to appoint a special committee to frame suggestions with regard to the body-line question and to submit them to the counties. Renter Wireless.
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    TOMORROWS BOXING.
    107 15 R.A.F. To Meet Army And Navy Team. A Boxing Tournament has been arranged to take place tomorrow at the rtoyal Air Force Base, between a representative team from the Royal Air Force, Singapore, and boxers from the Royal Navy and Army In Slngaport. It is hoped to stage
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    ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL BOXING.
    139 15 The following were the results of the seml-flnals of the Sc. Andrew's School Dozing tournament held yesttr day afternoon before a good gathering of schoolboys at the SVC. Drill Hall Tap Kang Hoe w.o. V. Cohen. Lee Hang Ming beat Ec Soon Hoe. L. DuKbteton beat
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    PICTURE PUZZLES.
    30 15 Correct solutions In The Sunday Times Picture Pwale Competition No. 20, published on Sept 30, are: Butt, Hose. nock. Royal. Pool. Board. Cliir, Sowers, Sellers, Brand, Falls, Hood.
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    S. C. C. Rugger Tourney Starts Today.
    250 15 The opening match of the S.C.C. tournament will ta*e place on the padang this afternoon, between the Merchants and Public Services and A. PC. The following are the teams: Merchants: W. Hannay: A. H. West, A. P. Craige, E. A. Matthews, G. Dodds;
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    18 15 Taj iew leek, the Chinese goalkee Mr, buji a tirfiy rimum in yesterday's hockey match on the padanr
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    Narrow Victory For R. A.
    219 15 R.A. 4 points: WilUhlres 3 points. Playing at Tanglln yesterday aftrrnoon the Royal Artillery defcatfd i M-* Wiltshire Regiment by 4 points <a dropped goal) to 3 potato <a tryi It was a hard fought ganv lr >m start to finish and the Gunners must
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    GLORIOUS GAME BETWEEN SALE AND LLANELLY.
    2232 16 HOME RUGBY REVIEW. Wasps Beat The London Scottish By A Single Point (From Our London Correspondent.) Sept. 23. The home Rugby football season began in real earnest yesterday, when every team of importance was in the tied xnd, it can be safely said, more
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    CHINESE TOPICS IN MALAYA.
    1489 17 CHINESE NATIONAL DAY— CAUSES OF CHINESE REVOLUTION DISPUTE OVER CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM— T HE HYLAM FEDERATION— WELCOME TO NEW GOVERNOR. (By Our Chinese Correspondent). Tomorrow Is the anniversary of the greatest national day In the history of the Chincet Republic. It was on October 10 23 years
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    "AMERICAN TRAGEDY"
    144 17 Appeal Against Death Sentence. Wiikesharre, (Pennsylvania), Oct.*. After deliberating for twelve noun the Jury gave Its verdict today in the "American Tragedy" case, and Robert Edwards, aged 23, was sentenced to death. He was alleged to have murdered his sweetheart, Freda McKechnie, who was expecting a child, while
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    AUSTRIAN COUP.
    88 17 Socialist Scheme Foiled. Vienna, Oct. 4. Instructions in code found on a cyclist courier arrested at Florlsdorf, a suburb, proved on deciphering to be detailed instructions for a Socialist coup d'etat Precise instructions were given with regard to machine-gun emplacements, rendezvous for members, together with a list of
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    HOPE ABANDONED.
    53 17 Fate Of Missing British Steamer. New York. Oct. 3. All hope for the mining British UMuner afUlpeal la abandoned. Wlret«s* messages received from the Ascanla and Be*verhin state tkey .teamed close to the MlUpool's poalUon without sighting her. A terrific Atlantic storm continues, rendering «rvlv«l of the Millpool
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    OFFICIALS BLAMED FOR DISASTER.
    248 17 Hopei Scandal. NANKING. Shanghai, Oct. 8. A delegation from the flooded region in South Hopel has presented a petition to the Central Governn.t nt accusing the chiefs of the Huang ho Conservancy Bureau of misappropriating a large portion of the public funds Intended for strengthening the
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    THE KING'S ASSENT.
    227 17 Formal Approval Of Royal Engagement London, Oct. 5. Th« King held a Privy Council at Buckingham Palace toJay at which His Majesty gave his formal consent to the marriage of Prince George to Km Marina. Council was one of the most retatlve held ha recent years. Two
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    HARVARD'S REBUKE.
    122 17 Isazi Official's Offer Refused. bridge (Massachusetts). Oct. 4. refusing to accept a $1,000 schop. Harvard University has admied a polite rebuff to Dr. Hanfsiaengl. Hitler's well-known precis chief, who was a student at the University In 1907. Hanfstaengl had offered the scholarship to enable a Harvard student to
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    JEW SUSS.
    57 17 London, Oct. 5. The British film version of Jew Suss. Lion Feuchtwanger's famous novel, made Its debut In London last night and was enthusiastically received. Prince George and Queen Marie o/ Rumania were present at the first performance, the proceeds of which were devoted to sufferers In the
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    WELL-KNOWN SINGAPORE J. P. CHARGED.
    2631 18 Alleged Breach Of Trust Of $25,000. Sensational alterations were made at the opening of a preliminary inquiry yesterday in the Singapore police, court into a charge »«»lnst I. I. Modaliar Na(alinKam, a Justice of the Peace and solicitors' cIM-k. The Crown, for whom Mr. E.
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    YOUTHS CONVICTED.
    293 18 Thefts From Burning: House. Two thieves who entered a burning house and carried away sewing machines and Jewellery while the* Inmates were trying frantically to save their property, were prosecuted in the police court before Mr. J. M. Brander this morning. The accused were two young Hokklens, Tay
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    RED ORGAN TO GO.
    35 19 Moscow. Oct. 3. The Council of the People Commissaries and the Central Committee of the party have decided to dissolve the Economic Council of toe Soviet Union for Central Asia— Aneta-Trans-Ocean.
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    RETROCESSION OF TUNGLING.
    339 19 Plans Completed. CONSCRIPTION ORDERED IN KWANGSL Shanghai. Oct 9. Arrangements have been completed between the Japanese Legation and the Peiping Branch Political Council for the forthcoming retrocession of Tungling Pass, In the demilitarised Luan region. The Manchukno garrison stationed at Tunglin will be withdrawn Into. Jehol, when
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    DEATH OF SIR ERNEST HORLICK.
    107 19 News was received in Singapore today of the death on Sunday of Sir Ernest Burford Horlick. Bart who with his brother. CoL J. N. Horlick, was proprietor of the Horlick malted milk organisation. Sir Ernest, who was 54, was the second baronet. He married twice,
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    TRADE RESTRICTION.
    24 19 Berlin, Oct. 4. Special permits henceforth will be required to import cotton waste and artificial cotton even for outstanding orders. Renter Wireless.
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    HAPSBURG PROPERTY TO BE RETURNED.
    350 19 Vienna Negotiations. CROWN JEWELS TO BE KEPT BY AUSTRIA. Vienna, Oct. 4. Negotiations for the restoration rf the Hapsburg property, which the Austrian State confiscated after the war. have already begun between the Austrian Government and representatives of the Hapsburg family, according to an announcement
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    'ECONOMIC TRIANGLE.'
    277 19 II Duce's Tour Of North Italy. Milan. Cct. 5. Slgnor Musso'inl arrived here on Thursday far a three-day stay, after which he will make an extend /c tour of Northern Italy cov^'ng what Is known as Italy's "eccn:>mic triangle"- ttie banklrg, manufacturing and commercial centres of ifMan. Turin.
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    EXPELLED FROM ITALY.
    64 19 Milan, Oct. 4. The Italian authorities have expelled a correspondent of the Deutsche Nachrlchten Buro, the semi-official German news agency. Herr Wilhelm Blanchl. the correspondent, was arrested on Saturday but was released later. It U officially announced that Investigations proved that Herr Blanchl was not guilty of
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    HOME MARKETS.
    321 19 Big Scramble For Eno Proprietaries. London. Oct. 3. On the Stock Exchange today the chief Item of interest was the commencement of dealings In Eno Proprietaries. Applications are reported to hare totalled 70,000,000 shares for the 4.000.000 offered and five shilling ordinaries were offered at 11s and dealt
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    22 20 Preparations in progress for the annual Chocolate and Confectionery Exhibition at Olympla. A girl assistant preparing one of the exhibits. (Planet News.)
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    38 20 Nearly 5M war planes, including some of the most powerful in the world, took part in a gigantic battle over Paris as the climax to the French air force manoeuvres. The scene at Le Bourget during the battle."
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    55 20 A Luther Week has opened at Wittenberg. Germany, to mark the four hundredth anniversary of the Luther Bible. For some years, Luther was a Professor of Theology in the University of Wittenberg. The Eisenach choir singing in front of the Catherine Porch. Luther himself was a member of the choir
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    49 20 Cadets from the Royal Military Collece at Sandhurst paraded with members of the British Lefion when the annual British lotion Rally or ire hcum Eastern ounues iook piace at me loilegc. The salute was taken by Ueut. General Sir Reginald S. May, C.8.E., C.8., C.M.G., D.S.O. (Planet News I
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    43 20 Alter forty hours of violence and bloodshed, martial law was declared in the towns affected by the New England textile strike. At Saylesville, Rhode Island* Lundreds were injured in the rioting. Photo shows Troops driving back strike pickets after receiving reinforcements. (Planet News.)
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    79 20 After a man-hunt conducted ceaselessly for two and a half years the police, it is announced from New York, have arrested a man in ronnection with the kidnapping and murder of the Lindbergh haby. The man. Bruno Richard Hauptmann, aged 35, has been definitely identified as one of the trio
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