The Straits Times, 25 October 1934

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      188 1 til I4n CfOIL it CFMONff W«fln I I I II Al. ■^■BBBMB^Blßßßßß^Bßß^B^""^""^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^"^" iimi H4M. KtMlk (Milk SMI mnN'l AMI* WOMM *tn, vi.m va/m.» MAK»I ssmVm Thai NtSsfiMi iamimi ..pi iNornrimir m vMO NAI AI N< IM> M> lW COWUMH'fc fjr BUSi" I i mmW* ta^^^^*»^^^ to I **Jfe 1H» I
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      204 1 ItllAtA lilMFUfi: S« JAVA BI < riK.Nt tMBI. ANNOUNCEMENT A SPECIAL DISPLAY oi CEDLDKKN'S WKAR WILL BE BHRWN IN THI LADIIB 1 DIPAMTMINT ROBINSONS PROM 25th OCTOBER TO 27th OCTOBER Kvorythintf for (lvKiddies in the Latest Styles H llnvtt you liUml nil f I h.llowlntf I TASTY CHEESES? OHtiisr In«IUH
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      14 1 j Dff/*V" j fOH I PLOWIRI j IfMUNk 44MV I IS, Ot«Mri NaMl. j
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      577 2 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. 'Incornorated m Eneland' MAIL PASSKNOBR ANT CAROO SERVICES PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL 8 "-CO UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY S GOVERNMENT LONDON AND FAH EASI MAIL SERVICE OUTWARD FROM LOtTDON FOR tHUNA MTD JAPAN Doe Tonnage B'por? SOUDAN «iOO to port carthaoe l^.ooo oct
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      638 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. CI-NERAI PASSENCFR ACKNTS FUM CUNAKD LINE. .locornnratrn in >anan> ro ijoimoh Naples, Manelßes. Loadoa. Aatwfrp Rotterdam aad MaaMiaaisngb. Vessels Tonnage Doe saJi HAKUSAN MARU 10.500 Oct 31 Nov. 1 HARUNA MARU 10.500 NOT 14 It I KATORI MARU 10.080 Nor 2* 10 I KASHIMA MARU 10.000 Dee. IS
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      888 2 THE EAST A?i*TIC CO. iMK^»Ef<fßßaniß| rJZZZz^Z™ PP^JPPNT MNF.LS SERVICE. TO GENOA. LONDON. ROTTERDAM. 7V)«Wcf /^7/> CC HAMBURG AND I )FENHAGEN. -f 1/1*7*31, KjtUtOO Prom Fl JU From From B*port UftHce* Port Pen&n« lIjB. STuud a^sam. a borinoia 6/11 0/11 i/ii t/ii A HJ| FDI f^ A y ERRIA 27/11 27/11
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      1334 2 im BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE HI' A KBIOW STEAMSBrP CO. Steasn sbta Oa, Ltd aad Catas Hwtaai (l»3ll LTD. Steam NaTtgatloa Co.. Ltd. THE CTJNABD WHITE STAB LTD. TBE RTRAITS STEAMSHIP CO.. LTll. THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP CO. LTDTrfß CHINA NAVIGATION CO. LTD. The AUSTRALIAN ORIENTAL LINE Lid. Tbe Slam
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    SUGGESTED STUNT.
    221 3 Shanghai To Australia Junk Race. A Junk race from ihaiiMhal to Mri Atutraiui i.l be nIM ur mor« thrilling to the par inta and their relative* and 111 1 in i.U n.iwae Pipe," an American, and nil," an Kngllahman, have chali »aeh miiki i i ra.-e Mil. 'I.
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    FIRST SINCE THE WAR.
    62 3 I i.i.m w .i.. VWt To ■mMM Wnttru. i in The (n-iii DtUUchIMM i up the F.n-i <n K.utii |04«1 uc i wmn received wl of sunk i dlnbunh CtMtle. Th« vt»i«e wli.h Is paying the ni.t visit u( a OwmiM MM "I WM l Main,
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    VESSELS ARRIVED.
    151 3 t UNO uknci mil IMb tana, from MU »>• It HI t.u HtltMl JO 10 rOBA f. «i. mi lorn, f...... I'iw.i.i i> m Wd/wu »7 -id. o»nan., ik. i m (..u, c.mii Pttaafaanij li-10 lur PBlen.Un ii iv KONONHKo Hill IMI 1..v. 1,.., i CUtU U 10
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    99 3 11. ir«U«y OolulMr It khlp* lu..<U4« Ik* WksrvM M aipMlMl l< 41. I. r Oilifl «<•• KKritl HAKWtUR Main Wlmil Hrl Tmh <•.«,- Urh I*o* Kvelyu i I wake." Omi. Varapyot oil wi.4.1 Nil Coal Wharf Nil VKbbKlh IN UMV IMM'ftM. i<H)MHt r«i» Itot-k Nil 1. 1.
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    NORTH SKA STORMS.
    122 3 I.S. Steamer Aground Off lleliKoland. it. imi Oct 19. Violent atornui which have been NWtal In th« North Hea alnoe Wed iickiUy are caualng ronalderable ii.mi ay.- I.) »lili>pln» An Aintirlmii 6,400ton itcamer, The Topa Top*, bound from Panama tv tn. *m, a .umo ol oultun, want
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    ALBERT CHANNEL.
    102 3 An Important Section Inaugurated. BruaaeU. Oct. 17. Thrlr MaJmUea. Ouvernment olT\.ittU and many other dlgnttarlea kltendwl the iiiiiUKuittiiou of an< Important Mellon of the Albert <■ii.uu.. i which llnlu v..- Industrial centre of Liege with the Belgian |.mi of Antwerp. The new section Itea be tween Lanaye and
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    THE COMORIN.
    607 3 The following passengers art> pn reeding per the Coinorln, sailing at OSO un» tomorrow for Periling, Colombo, Hikinbtty and Kurupe. I Mid J i.aiiuiiir, Mid 0, Knociidr, I Mid A Bwua, Mid M. Lemon, MM It M Hie.-, Mid M. FHUgerald, Mr and Mrs H D Mtidew mid
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    12 3 ITh* Ihtmlrri and tl> Export ofltcM will be cloa. Uuy Nnv I.
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      497 3 AUCTION NOTICE ORDINANCE No til. (Pawnbrokers.) imrilni.a IMgjMl UumU and Jjw.llenr I4n .onop 1>» ltan«> HI Nr H11.1.r H.,«,l UM NM I i,,l 111,, (1,1 K«r« iDlutp Wlllg M.'llgi Ui'ti Hmj ....I hrn j-.. i-.-* IOkM w.i.i n»i. M I I ill, amiih IrMtw ItoM, Onmri Oh* P»ll <i-Uua llMig
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      722 3 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. (ineurpuratM in r v n > LLOYDS AGENTS. BOOKINtI AOKNTB. Ml BLTB. fife BIAM MTATBa BAILWAtb nutraoNßi rvattM itii r— m tin CANADIAN PACIFIC. TCAMIHira I.IMITKU i InoorporaMd la Bngtandl. REDUCED FARKB HINCAIMMtE TO EUROPE Firat Clsm Htm 51M.4.6 Up Vtttvr-"-\t *>****»*• I*«MU AHaalle Baai—Hfc Zecond (>lau
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      409 3 EIIERMAN MICKNAU, STEAMSHIP CO.. LTD. llMW*aralMl la «*«•••*■> "KI.I.KKMAN" LINK. I OK lIAVUK. LONDON. KO'ITKKDAM A HAMBURG Via rrni mki Hum iiui I Mir n.ll. Mmdmt ■par* Bpur* Off! Of KHAHTOUM IVI 10 No* I •II V t>r HAIII.AH N..» 10 IWr *I>M MUNQKONd SHANGHAI AND JAI-AN IHM Nalla >!!■«
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      187 3 INt. \rnul WI.MIII II ■I roll I. Button* Yenerdty l»«< night Mm Uttiiilitll Hrteht Mill, luuih liii tUMbIM l<ni|i •K lira *r Aim Star BB Ntl 7fl 76 Hlllawau SO Nil 4 11 7ti Kt.i > n.hiu uu Nil 1.7 76 Huklt Jriuin 87 Nil IS 74 Mui... BS 003
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      455 4 SITUATIONS VACANT When applying far any positlor advertised ra these eelunna «o-: c«*4es of testibubmUs. Dq not .end originals. A SALESMAN who has a thorough knowkdge of the Kuala Lunpur markets in Piece Goods. Rough Goods and Sundries. Apply with copies of testimonials to Box No. 302, Straits '.Times. CHIEF
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      734 4 HOUSES. FLATS TO LET Bungaluw MIA. Orchard Road AnguUla Oa NO. 7 NAPIER ROAD. Modem sanitation. garage it tennis court. Apply Meyer Brothers. C. BBSS BOAD. off Oxley Road. mod. san. Apply 2. Eber Road or 10, C'Sousa St. FURNISHED flat 14 Amber Man-dons, facing church. Apply personally MA Market
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      839 4 FOR SALE SECONDHAND ABC 6th Bdltlon Cede Book. Price SSS or nearest offer. Apply Box 295. Straits Tsbms. OLD MANILA rope 3" to 7" circumference, also secondhand 40 gallon empty steel drums. Straits Steamship Co., Ltd., Stores Department FOB SALE land facing Grove Road 48.000 sq. ft Land facing McPherson
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      688 4 BUSINESS CARDS, Etc. ATTENTION ESTATE MANAGERS. FOB SALE: Live Sheep and Goats for Deepavall.'' Boob your lulrcments earlier fox Tamil Labourers. FOB SALE: Best Siamese Cart Eol- locks for Estate use ENQUIRIES SOLICITED. MALAYAN LIVESTOCK CO.. 107. ROWELL ROAD, SINGAPORE. Phone No- 4507. Tele. Add. SHLPHERJX.'O." TENDERS SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. Tenders
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      537 4 BUSINESS CARDS, Etc J^> FIGARO. Raffles Hotel 93, Bras Basab Rd Roem ISO Spore. LADIES' RAIRDRESSING BT EUROPEAN LAP! EXPERTS. Try our NEW EUGENE Machine THERE'S NO OTHER HERIs FOR PERFECT WAVING. for $15 ONLY and FirVA MACHINE. $8 $10 ONLY. SELETAR GRANGE European seaside rcrtoenttel hotel. Excellent food and
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      293 4 MASSAGE HALL MANICURE AND MASSAGE Mrv HARU and Mist HANA 80. WATERLOO STREET. Telephone 7467. New Stock. HOLLYVOGIE NECK TIES. Up-to-date Patterns for up-to-date gentlemen. Nice shape and beautifully finished. Plain and attractive colours. Dick Powell and Cary Grant Patterns. Inspection cordially Invited. Prkws Competitive G. a KIAT A CO,
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      184 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Stnjapore Within JoUlde vithout Malaya Malaya Postage Monthly fl.lt S *M t tM Quarterly f 8-5» MM M Half Yearly 117.M WM JIS.M Yearly $34.90 S4S.M «3«~M Note— OutsUUon cheqoes should Inclade the usual bank diaeor t. ADVERTISEMENT RATES The charges and Instructions for CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS are as
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      298 5 HOTELS TONIGHT SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT 8.15 p.m. to 9.15 p.m: DANCE (FORMAL) 9.30 p.m. to Midnight RAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA PHONE 5381. ADELPHI Q HOTEL FAVOURITE DOWN TOWN HOTEL FACING ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL EVERT ROOM WITH BATH AND MODERN SANITATION NEW GRILL ROOM COCKTAIL LOUNGE TEA ROOM tonight ROOF GARDEN tonight
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      136 5 PHILCO THE RADIO WITHOUT A RIVAL FOR NATURAL PPPRr>nurnoN= SELECTIVITY ~~QUAUTY^==EVOLUME= ABSOLUTE SIMPLICITY OF OPERATION =LONG DISTANCE RECEPTION^ MAINS OR BATTERY OPERATED. ALL WAVE (from 12 meters upwards) ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED BY SOLE AGENTS. RADIO SERVICE CO. OF MALAYA LTD. (Owners Operators of itation "Z.H.L" 49.9 Meten). BROADCAST BOOSE, 2 Orchard
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      446 5 8.8.C. PROGRAMMES. Two of the following frequencies' and wavelengths will be used simultaneously, but the wavelengths may be changed in the course of each day's transmi-^ions. Announcements will be made at frequent intervals Call Sign Frequency Wavelength I GSG 17.790 kc/s 16.86 m. OSF 15.140 ks/S 19.82 m. GSF 15,140
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      416 5 PHOHI-HOLLANR Following are the programmes to be broadcast by Phohl-Holland station: THURSDAY, OCT. 25. 8 p.m. Records. 8.15 Talk on literature by Marie van Zeggelen. 8.35 Violin recital by Loe Cohen. 8.50 Talk by Old Colonial. 9.10 Second part of the violin re citaL 9.25 Electrical transcriptions. 9.40 Dutch National
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      398 5 Today's Crossword Puzzle sg— HHKw (CLUES.) ACROSS. 31. Conjunction 32. Brtotl? Darkneu 28 Axemble lo! Seanttae «*f *f h 11 vnur 3n s American animal I".' Sonal 11. DeducUon 16. Holy woman IT. Colloquial expressions 18. Remarkable p£S£ta>t to mea^ire Solution Of Saturday's 27. Anger T*,,~ml n 28. Watchfulneat ru*3ll.
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      271 5 SINGAPORE "Z.H.I/ (Owned and operated by Radio SerI vice Co. of Ma'.aya Ltd.. Broadcast i House, No. 2> 4 Orchard Road. SlngaI pore. Wave-length 49 9 metres. THURSDAY. OCT. X, 0 p.m. Recorded music. 1 G 45 News Bulletin supplied by Struts Times. f Relay of dinner muse by Raffles
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    OUR LONDON LETTER.
    3718 6 Talk, Talk And Talk Prince George's Dukedom A Singapo re Shipping Assistants Book The Damnable Destruction Of Rural England. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) I Straits Tmxs Office, 40/43, Fleet Street, Oct. 9. If the proverbial Man ficm Mars had visited Britain this week he would certainly have
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      226 6 It jmm ikMM Ml tm-VITE theft* a* IhTteU* styte GUI at M*aiitaetßrtn« Of«MM, SU. North Brtdc* Wm*. SOW KEE FLOWERSHOP SPECIALIST Di FLORAL DECORATIONS. BOUQUETS AND WRSATHSOrders promptly exee«ted PHONE 6711. A? sfiy^ t keep B IJf W^ DENTIST AWAY \g^ USE 'NEEM' TOOTH PASTE. Price 35 Cant* A TUBE.
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      52 6 I JhuuMind^ offottlu g| leotiMuiwI eotiMuiwd ei'e/y month irythpjuiMic^ WL' v H who ua/ue it not on£y for ita deli I K^V^l II cow/aw*), hit '^m M/i/mawy flavour af cAocotate. wßsVmLm&lL®. SSlfc Once tried atweu/a wanted HL v 8 m?- F: v Jj^» popular iy§Pi§gy| I AOATID WATCR WOKKI I
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      35 6 ■■^b 'J^Sl A Wine of Character mHbI limited i r LONDON ,li^ JP^fcs* LONDON S.W.I. Sole Agents for Malaya: The Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd., Singapore and Penung. oi^ aa.^ H m. 11 Wari* .CWtoi 11 HvaßM
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      175 7 GREETED BY ENTH I SIASTIC CRO WDS YESTERDAY! CAPITOL 6.15 NIGHTLY 9. IS A Grand Merry Musical Comedy by the Producers of "Gold Diggers of 1933," "Footlight Parade," etc. IjYtl«ii v V a^r With DICK POWELL GINGER ROGERS 4 MILLS BROS. TED FIO RITO and his famous Band. HGHNER'S LATEST
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      220 7 7.15 ml PARAMOUNT pksehts 9.1s p.* STUART ERWIN, FRED KOHLER, RAYMOND HATTON, VERNA HILLIE •h "UNDER THE TONTO RIM" at GLOBE THEATRE in the GREAT WORLD SHOW TONIGHT ROARING ROMANCE AND ACTION UNDER WESTERN SKIES. JFIGHTS THRILL S EXCITEMENT Tickets obtainable at the Gates. Ticket holders admitted free Into the
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      325 7 WW 1 1 A v take off your crown pwncess V^r^F f^\] You're going to get kissed!" and I CARY GRANTp '^St I 6•HT U I EnP\^ V\ A\^ W ai make any rK »T| IWW m1 M 3m. I [audience happy ■■■m m^r^ \daily mirror i i n b
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    THE PERAK STATE COUNCIL MEETING.
    2388 8 TRANSFER OF CAPITAL "NOT OPPORTUNE" RAJA MUDA'S ADDRESS. Fresh Proposal To O/ganise Lottery. (From Ow Own Correspondent.) IlMh, Oct. 19. On the motion for adjournment U»e Hon. the Raja Muda addressed the Perak State Covncil meeting at Taiplnc and asked that Ms former proposal to
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    QUARRELSOME YOUTHS.
    42 8 A fine of $1 each was Imposed by the second magistrate on two young men, a Chinese and a Malay, for fighting in public. They were arrested by a constable while indulging in fisticuffs outside the New World amusement park.
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    64 8 The following were elected members of the committee of management of the Anglo-Malayan International Correspondence Club at a recent meetIng: Messrs. R. Ray, Wong Tet Conn, Urn Chin Teck, Tan Teng Seng, Tan Kirn Hoe, O. Sithambaram, O. Lourdesamy, Ngo Teng Leong, Chua Teck Chye, Chua Yam Teck, and Lav
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    MUNICIPAL ACTION.
    95 8 Gas Lighting For Kitchener Road. Action taken at a meeting of Committee No. 5 on Oct. 16. Approved lighting by gas, of the section of Kitchener Road between Verdun and Seiangoon Roads, at an i estimated cost of (415. Approved purchase through the < Home Agents of standard
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    CHAP JEE KEE.
    92 8 Police Inspector's Expert Evidence. That he had given expert evidence in several previous cases in connection with chap jee kee lotteries was claim- I ed by Inspector Such of the Oeylang j police when he prosecuted a Chinese woman for the possession of chap .eel kee lottery
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    LABOUR INFLUX.
    46 8 The Deputy Controller of Labour had received information by telegraph that 665 State-aided labourers have arrived by the s.s. Aronda. It is expected that 73 will be sent to Pulau Jerejak and the balance will proceed to Port Swettenrstm for quar- antlne there. I
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    56 8 The St. Joseph's Church Brigade will celebrate its sixth anniversary on Sunday.' The second general meeting of the year will be held on that date after which the usual act of consecration win be made. Distribution of prizes to the successful competitors in l 1 the various tournaments held during
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    DEARTH OF RAIN IN SOUTH INDIA.
    194 8 Tea And Coffee Suffer Prom Drought. Madras, Oct. 2. Several areas in South India badly need more rain. Inquiries from official sources today show that the condition of standing crops is fair, except in parts of Bellary, Anantapur, Salem, Trlchinopoly, Madura and Tinnevelly districts
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    WHILE AT PLAY.
    74 8 Two Local Schoolboys Injured. Ambulance men were culled out to attend to two schoolboys on Tuesday afternoon. One was Teok Kheen Im. of Raffles College, who received a kick on the chest in a rugby match ,<>n the school ground and had difficulty in breathing. The other
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    WORKMAN'S ESCAPE.
    36 8 While digging earth at the civil j aerodrome in Jalan Eunos at a Chinese 1 1 workman was nearly burled alive by tailing earth. He escaped with injui'les to the head, arms and chest.
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      162 8 Regain Radiant Health I H* a^^r"^QaT HK2aw ,+^J^k rafc'"'-. Full of Energy and Joy of Life free from depressing ailments. Wouldn't you like to feel like that You can For unless you are suffering from organic disease, there is absolutely no reason why the priceless joys of youth should be
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    HORSE- HEADED MONSTER.
    104 9 Loch Ness T.trpe 6f Awstt-aliu. iipw miles. A report has l two excer' kwo legs a toot In fishermen said tlte mohiter was 45 feet long. Mr Stead, when the report wad rr ferred to htm. said the object was a giant ca 1 cttttle. which in
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    "VOLCANO OF PEACE."
    152 9 A Woman's Mission to Bflawar. A dark haired, strlklng-looklng wo man. known as the "Volcano of Peac hsLs travelled 6 000 miles to outline .t neaee plan to Mr. Boverley Nichols She is Miss trls Vera Vlncec* California. T talked with luxury suite In a fashionable West
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    SURRENDER OF BANGALORE.
    53 9 Rttrtt P nttyh FEnfifeATIMN Bilu JjOT^^r i Jprt Eof OpC llj *ted by -to hand v rhyme or reason Is n measure This has been done without fetence to Its 135,00fi in 1 Anglo Indian, and British Is this being done' Are We being sold nsldetatlon. o
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    BRAVE VILLAGER.
    11 9 Kathl Attack On Panther Tb §aVt brother. from Sihora
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    NO BOYCOTTING.
    25 9 Burma's Nf« Cr'^ifd: AzlyOilC w ii o tnotlftjl i rip fl Irl S vHpf Cf*Ss Of t' 'U ttiP L*?ptSintlvp C/OHHHa Jill. Mfijiißfit
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      42 9 ChHrch ef England MtvfcAfcl 8001 B9OKS' lEMT. n, r SPECIAL «mi EXPRESS (.mm? ccovi.c Brf CfiMdif Wstcrf roflfllg WEEK DATS, HOURS -raw ?PW M6Pi SUTUROHTS. HOURS r m i pi KevEfvtm; MPM BIN6APORE nun LAUNDRY LIMITED. *SS, ORCHARB ROAfJ ot>*osiTt coto stowafe
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    169 10 All Departments. Quiet (Prom Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Oct. 25. The local rubber market was apain stagnant this morning with little business passing. Both London and New York were unchanged yesterday. The share market was also very quiet with prices practically unchanged. London tin was down ss.
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    73 10 Daily Prices Current For R.M A. So. 1. K. Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Noon, Oct. 25. Buyers. Sellers. Spot (loose) 22"' K 22 >i (F. 0.8.) Nov. 227 s 23 Nov.-Dec. 23i/ 2 23-y 8 Jan.-Mar. 24? 8 25 Apr.- June 26' 261 8 Tone of
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS.
    39 10 Dividend Of 6 Per Cent. Recommended. London, Oc 23. A six per cent, dividend on the ordinary shares Is recommended by Imperial Airways for the year ended March 31, 1934. Net profit amounted to £78,571 —Reuter Wireless.
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    COMPANY RESULTS.
    59 10 (From Our Own Correspondent) London. Oct. 24. Kenny (SeUnfor) Rubber. Profit, £11.476: dividend, 2 per cent.; forward. £10.213. Killinfhall (Rubber) Development.— Profit, £8.916; dividend, 12' /2 per cent. forward. £6.159. Tebrmu.— Profit, £6.489; dividend. 5 per cent. forward, £7,000. Jong--Landor.— Loss at June 30, i960: forward credit. £6.123.
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    THE SINGAPORE AUCTION.
    158 10 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association auction was held vtM rd»j: Catalogued 1.323 564 lb. or 590.88 tut; offered 1222.286 lb. or 545 68 tons; sold V ***** lb or ***** tons Spot U>ndon 87,, d.8 7 ,,d. New York* 14 Ml eta. PRICES REALISED. K.bbrd
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    19 10 The Master Attendant lelt by the Kedah lor Penang today on annual Inspection. He expect* to return on Monday.
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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        MINING.
        431 10 Issue lai. Pd. I/- 4/- Ampat Tin Buyers 4/6 Sellers. 5/El £1 Asam Kumbang 36/6 88/6 El £1 Austral Malay 59/61/- >/- 5/- Ayer Hitam 14/9 15/3 1 1 Ayer Weng El £1 Bangrin Tin LI £1 Changkat Tin Cl £1 Chenderiacg 50 50 Hitam Tin 1 1 Hong
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        GENERAL.
        301 10 Issue Val. Pd. Buyers Sellers. 2 2 A. Brick 1% Pre£ 2.05 2.15 2 2 Alex. Brick Ord. I.GO 170 10 10 Atlas Ice. 10.00 10.75 £1 £1 Brit. Am. Tobacco 5.18.0 6.2.0 10 5 British Malaya Trustee 5.75 6.00 £1 £1 Con. T. S. 7% Prefs. 24/- 25/£1
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        123 10 Singapore Municipal 5 p.c. of 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 108 112 nom. Singapore Municipal 4% p.c of 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 110 115 nom. Singapore Municipal 4% p.c. of 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 110 115 nom. Singapore Municipal 4 p.c. of 1913 red. 1963 $2,000,000 105 110
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        350 10 Today's Prices Fraser Lyall Evatt Co. Ulenby (ID 1-90 1-90 2.00 Mor Gajah (fl) 1-55 1.60 1.50 1.60 Hitam ($1) 2.40 2.55 2.35 2.55 Malay ($2) 3.30 3.60 3.40 3.50 K. Molek ($1) 1.05 1.15 1.10 1.20 Panas ($1) 175 1.86xd. 1.80 1.90 3assett ($1) 0.75 0.80 0.75
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      EXCHANGE RATES.
      211 10 The following are the exchange rates this morning, according to the daily circular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation: SELLING. London, 4 months' sight 2/4 7/32 London, 3 months' sight 2/4 3/16 London, 60 days' sight 2/4 5/32 London, 30 days' sight 2/41/r London, demand
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      EXCHANGES.
      91 10 Rugby, Oct. 23. Foreign exchanges today were: Amsterdam 7.31^ Athens 515 sellers. Belgrade 215 Berlin 12.39^ Bombay 1/6 1/16 Brussels 21.22 Bucharest 495 Buenos Aires 36V£ sellers official. Copenhagen 22.40 Geneva 15.19 >' 2 Helsinjrfors 226 Vi Hong Kong 1/7% Lisbon llOVs Madrid 36 14 Milan 57 29/32 Montevideo
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    PRODUCE.
    206 10 per koyan $122 Rice. Rangoon "Small Mill" per koyan $122 Rice Rangoon "Sudnaganda" per koyan $127 Rice. 81am parboiled No. 1 per bag $4.25 Rice. Slam parboiled No. 2 per bag $4.15 TIN PRICE. October 25. r ,ngapore tin price (per Picul) »1 14.12',;. Singapore. Oct. 25, 12 noon.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    249 10 Today. Burins (Khandalla) 3 pjn North and East IndiA (Khandalla) 3 p.m. South India (Rajulai 3 pm. Bengkalls. Port de Kock. Padang. Pakan Baroe. Siak and S;lat PandJang (Tldore) Ipm. Bllnjoe Pangkal Pinang (de Wesrt) 4 pn. Tandjong Pandan <d» Weert) 4 p.m. Tandjong Pinang (de Weert)
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      96 10 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE INCORPORATED A.D. 1720 THE WORDS OF A FAMOUS AUTHOR:(J For a Corporation tc live for two hundred years is very 'well in itse but to live at the end ot that time amidst the increasing confidence and goodwill of those who have entrusted their interests to its
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      UNITED ENGINEERS AND FUTURE OUTLOOK.
      2147 11 Mr. J.A.P. Strachan 's Speech At Annual Meeting. The annual general meeting of United Engineers Ltd. was held In Singapore yesterday, Mr. J. A. P. Strachan (managing director) presiding. There was a good attendance of shareholders, those present being: Messrs. J. A. P. Strachan. (Managing
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      HOME AND AMERICAN STOCKS.
      286 11 Last Night's London Quotations. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 14. Closing quotations today of the principal British stocte, are given below The rise or fall is In relation 10 the price of Oct. 23. GOVERNMENT STOCKS. BRITISH, Rue at FaD Conversion Loan 5% lIS 7/16
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      RUBBER STOCKS.
      43 11 Increase Shown At End Of September. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Oct. 24. Henry Gardner and Co. estimate world rubber stocks at Sept. 30 at 685,546 tons, compared with 676,356 tons at Aug. 31, and 616,676 tons at Sept. 30, 1933.
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      TINNED PINEAPPLES.
      88 11 During the week ending Oct. 20 exports from Malayan ports amounted to 18,147 cases, of which 7,505 (41 per cent.) cases were to the United Kingdom, 1,340 (8 per cent.) cases to the Continent of Europe, 6,930 (38 per cent.) cases to Canada, and 2,372 (13 per cent.)
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      24 11 An ultra-modern sub-post office has recently opened at Southsea. It has a metal front, heavy teak doors, atractive window curtains and a rubber floor.
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      644 11 BANKING. HONG KONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated In Hong Kong). She liability ot members t» limited to the I extent and In manner preac Ibed by Ordln- I •not No 6 of 1920 oi the Colony HEAD OFFICE: RONQ KONG. Authorised Capita.' 550.000.000 Issued and fully paid up W0.00C.300 Bill
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      95 11 RENE ULLMANN EXPEBT WATCHMAKEft AND JEWELLER PRESENTS SOME OF HIS VEST RELIABLE WRIST WATCHES. UNRIVALLED IN QUALITY AND PRICES. ALL THESE WATCHES ASH SWISS MADE. ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. CHROMIUM Mf m ASSORTED s^B^sl^B« SHOCKPROOF a £!f n FO OENTS w*™«*«oor CTMA IADIEB ii if-JoT I*VBB Mvt. WATCHES. ill CTMA MtAND ta
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      439 11 BANKING. Cn ALTERED BANK OP INDIA, AUSTRALIA /ND CHINA. (Incorporated in Enpland by Royal Charter ISSS) Paid Op Capital lv 800,000 shares of as each f3.000.00t Reserve Fund rj.000.000 kewrve Liability of Proprietors 0 .000.000 BEAD OFFICE: 18. Btsbopstatc London EC* Acento acd Branch** Alnr Star Hollo Palfoo Amrltsar Ipob
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    AMUSEMENTS SINGAPORE.
    111 12 ADELPHI HOTEL Special Dinner Dance Cabaret. Lost Patrol. 6.15—9.15. ALHAMBKA Ldkt Patrol. 6. 15— 9.15. CAPITOL 20 Million Sweethearts. 6i5— 9.15. CHEAT WOULD Cabaret— Let's Pall In Love The Boudoir Diplomat. MARLBOROUGH Jack Ahoy with Jack Hulbert. 6.!6— 9.15. NEW WORLD Side Shows. Cabaret, Dancing, Talkies. Theatres Cinemas.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH
    119 12 SEET— Madam Sect Blow Neo age 71 passed away peacefully at her residence No. 26, Em:rald Hill Road, on Thursday the 25th instant. She leaves behind her. 3 sons Messrs. Chan Llan Tee. Koh Llan Seek and Koh Llan Chin of Lee Kee Sc Co., Seremban 4
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, OCT. 25, 1934. THE AIR RACE.
    896 12 With the position changing hourly it has been Impossible to offer any connected comment on the LondonMelbourne air race. Indeed, even at the present time less than half the tale Is told, but we have reached the stage at
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    SARAWAK GAZETTE.
    64 12 Mr. I. 8. Hammond has been appointed Assistant Superintendent lands and Surveys, Oya, Dalat, Makak and Balinglan and settlement officer for the district of Oya-Dalat. Mr. D. C. Hudden has been appointed to act as Travelling District officer, Slbu. Mr. D. Carroll has been appointed Assistant Forest Officer,
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    569 12 CHINESE STUDENTS ABROAD. According to statistics compiled by the Ministry of Education at Nanking, the number of Chinese students who went abroad to pursue higher studies in foreign countries between July, 1933, and June last totalled 621, of whom 544 were male and 77 female 101
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    TODAY'S SPECIAL ARTICLE.
    863 12 OCCUPATIONS FOR THE UNEMPLOYED. By Angus Watson. In spite of the industrial recover]/, Great Britain's unemployment problem remains, and is likely to do so for many years. In this article Mr. Watson, the ScottUh industrialist, proposes a suit t ion to the problem by the mobilisation of
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      133 12 A\i stin Reed q/REGENT STREET mmmwJf- /r T* jiiiiiiiijiii Sfltt n K. I m b i/ SUMMIT SC 6.75 SUMMIT SA 5.25 SUMMIT SB 5.50 (cottar a t ached) SUMMIT SHIRTS A very large selection of Summit shirts awaits your choice, in many dlflerent patterns and colours. The patterns are
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      64 12 THE ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED. SINGAPORE. OPPOSITE THE NEW PIER New MARCONI ELECTRIC RADIO GRAMOPHONES SUPERB QUALITY AND VOLUME REPRODUCTION Pot the average home there could be no better radio-gramophone. Here you have the latest type Marconlphone all-mains electric gramophone, the latest Marconlphone pickup, and a moving coil speaker of
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    AMERICAN HANDICAP FLYER ARRESTED IN PERSIA.
    1380 13 RELEASE EFFECTED BY TWO BRITONS. K. I M. PIANI/S ADVKNTURI Hewett And Kay Arrive In Singapore. him IIMM »t Knnl«nil Aunlhilln hli HH «r» I In nli-iil* 1.....1 ».Ui.^ |iH .1 h) I l» N««r«ll < I' 1 Ii ml i mil, l.iniliil In
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    REDS AT GATEWAY TO KWANGTUNG.
    208 13 He«vy Ijommui. Hliamlial, Out II Hill, nlllHK XI l.|.nl' 'lulllllm OH 1 In ll.llillHlf ***** l NWHlmlllllg Lalpil rpjMirli alaln that, all*-, liiilni I'anapß NiingtPß and Aiiyuan iHmilli Klangili on rut>«.lnv Ilia RM iradually nimhlng Ilieli way < unit aim npm Him Mhl ling I'aaa,
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    FIGHTING SPREADS.
    38 13 Hold I'imiiiuiiM Mi. llu 11.H. 1. ■haiiihftl, 14 n-htliit In IipI« inlniipip il htflM htW IMMI kbl.' In ln'i' iinar»»ra In Htm II H|l ,M,, M North i Nun wan ■ha "i nhmiluiiib i Mm. I
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    AMOY INCIDENT.
    33 13 (lunt»mi( 1 unt»mi liillmiHiiltd My I 01 lIIIINIIIIN i 114 11. £H > Ja|iana«e VfMfLl h wu afarthptl mi arrival at Hip I'ltlnaM |HW» 1 I iihliiiiii iilHmlals lib.l ill y IMrif
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    MALAYA AT CANADA EXHIBITION.
    162 13 T.n'lTwmi Ihlmhllo.!. Nil I .IMVHI, III! 11l llih Ualukuli ■luml at Mia I 'aiimliuii •ppiiis In him nut Him at hi v hi I'titmilii i-Maral lipilpl thniH Mihl tltlnia hip at fail Malaya* NUnrf Mxinv d HiHtui hi iiii' iihlbltlon im Imihii iiinn thai nl hiiv
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    DISTRESSED AREAS.
    6 13 I W Nil Mill*
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    STRIKE CALLED IN AMERICA.
    55 13 20,000 l>yrrn linuh.l mm ANOTIIKM 111(1 i i WALK mi i i 114 A alllßp nl > al the U-i plfiul in bill Mi Until Uiilrh Ipailar hi Hi. •lilkf brnhe up linn mlnulai "Dm Mi Him in ,vi mwliii In allH M .'riHiali.M Mill |U
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    The DOHENY SAFE.
    56 13 AnxlHy \«i. ix«. i lvi Drifting Tanker. Man P*i ani'Ut'.i. Oil U4 A wli.'U'M iintaaag.' «tHIH B I wlil.h wmh iliiltiiia h>-l|ilPMly In it in I lih l'lilll|i| I* nnw unit* (mm Imiii.'.ll.il.' ilhiihpi ait ft rail* i'mn An phillpi iiiHMmi. «iih 1. i i i»HV. Him
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    Macgregor Off For Darwin.
    65 13 Ilium Out Own nii.H|i.nul. Hhhilihiih, Oil. IK. Ni|iiHiliiiii I fitilnr M.i. moi mill llfim Wnlkei Hrrlvtd ii^ie hi turn v mi, hiul i»n IMrl IkuAln h« Mill M r-Awl.r -Awl. ..unilHhl iiHMini lirliilpmli «n MM OWMIM* whlt'li •iie.iiiiiM to (tei H»-i mi n dial am YM
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    U.S. COPPER SCHEME.
    102 13 Hpn iilnli\«> lluylni In London. ii, Oil 14 A nniHpleti i imimi' In ipiu i lit Mi > i|i|i i in.il K.I wh.li> lII.' en „111 hiipimil«iiv taiylng i piiip wu iwi in M with *>IR IK it Inn, 1,., 1 ,ni ml 14 Tlila ■HIM ll
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    FOILS THE POLICE.
    27 13 Woiiiiiliml (.imuHl.i Mmnp#n. Npw Yi.IR 1 1. I II t 111 .'Hull I lull. t 1.1 I I PpiW* H"™ .wWßjinßj 11.. fIIHIII. i
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    PRESENT GOLD LEVELS.
    30 13 I1I 1 1 Hy M*vimi NnUiiiim ■iiim-I. < ii.h .pvpi. p.* (hi ilftilni ..Mimtim l lih ,1. L.i milil.Mhi, Ii ll'.ilKii.t Hint Mwllaki Imii I I niMliilitbii JUm
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    DEMONSTRATIONS IN JAPAN.
    162 13 I >< muiikU I'm Tull Nnvnl I „ii«lil> LONDON TALXI "I iiimluhu'hlml Ii llulpl»» M OilMntd, i •hrn«« nirelliiM .'I ii .mil pitlij i. nmnili-il ilhiiiiih I ill I |h* lIHM.I I I .'..(> Il lIHMfII (HI 111. -l.l'l, I Mill. 11l .1 INiMh mul In Hi.
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    BANKERS' CONVENTION.
    20 13 I'limlho To Hhh(i>m Met < nmiiihlmii Wa«lniiHi' A I'll ii I I "IK 111-' Ihmmli i. ii imuiirniw Hi
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    UNIVERSITY LIBRARY.
    5 13 II V Uiiem
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    GRESFORD DISASTER.
    4 13 i..».i..-,i Wlrtl»M.
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    NEW PLAGUE VACCINE CLAIM.
    141 14 Experiments Report. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Katavia. Oct. 22. Kxtensive experiments are being made in Java with a new plague vaccine invented by Dr. Otten. a medical member of the Pathological Laboratory in Handling. Dr. Otten had tried experiments on rats which were Infected with plague
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    ACCIDENT AFTER WEDDING.
    106 14 Seremban Couple Injured. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Oct. 23. A bridal party returning after a marriage ceremony at Seremban. met with a motor accident three miles out of town yesterday on the road to Bahau. A Tamil conductor on an estate and his bride were on
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    TOO MUCH SAMSU.
    207 14 Sikh Watchman Assaults Countryman. Charged today in the second police court with assaulting a countryman. Harman Singh, a watchman, said he had 60 cents worth of samiu knd had forgotten all about the incident. The magistrate, however, would not take this excuse and convicted him. Bentence was
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    REFUSED TO MARRY.
    134 14 Malabari Says Why He Was Taken To Court. charge has been brought me out of revenge because I would not marry their daughter," said Kunviu Kuttl. a young Malabari. when he was charged In the second magistrates court today with house trespass at the Instance of a
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    LOT HIS TEMPER.
    57 14 Tamil's Kxriue For Subbing. When charged with voluntarily causing hurt with a knife to another Tamil. ReUiam pleaded guilty today UM second magistrate. »ald. bowever. that he did so under gravr pfwecatfSß He was attacked by four men and lost his tern was r'lowed in $100 until
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    A MOST UNUSUAL CASE.
    154 14 Syce Who Tampered With Petrol Chits. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Oct. 24. Former syce to Mr. E. D. David, private secretary to the Chief Secretary to Government, Ahmad bin Abdu: Rahlm. a Malay, was today sentenced to two years' rigorous Imprisonment by Mr. Justice
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    SULTAN OF BRUNEI.
    153 14 I Taking Bride To His State. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Klang. Oct. 24. On the arrival of the Sultan of Brunei today an unusual crowd Including Hon the Raja Muda of Selangor. Mr. L. Forbes. District Officer, Klang. Raja Nong. acting ADC. to His Highness the Sultan
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    STREET ROBBERY.
    88 14 500 Coins Stolen From Collector. The police are making inquiries concerning a robbery which took place at Serangoon Road this week. The Chinese bill collector of Chop Ylck Slong (piece-goods) of Rochore Road was robbed of five hundred coppers ($5) not far away from tise back entrance of
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    CHEATED MANAGER.
    66 14 Light Sentence For Chinese. From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 23. Hee Soon Loy, the Chinese who deceived the manager of Messrs. ii'uneo. Ltd., in respect of a typewriter and who was arrested in TanJong Malim, was today fined $00. or two months rigorous Imprisonment, by Mr.
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    E.S.A.M. PENANG BRANCH.
    29 14 Mr. L. D. Wood, who h;is been vicechairman of the Association for the past three years, has now taken over the chairmanship of the Penang branch
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    Air Race Practical Outcome.
    186 14 Faster K. L. M. Service (From Oar Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 24 The first practical outcome of the England-Australia air race is suggested In the Daily Express today as being an accelerated Amsterdam Ratavla air mall service. The Dutch company are extremely satisfied with the fine
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    INSURANCE OFFICIALS SUMMONED.
    62 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 25. Summonses were served today on Mr. F. T. Durray. managing director, and Mr. Fong Yew Seng, secretary, ol the Mutual Trust and Benefit Assort.* tlon. whose offices were visited by de tectlve* on Monday. The charge Is of falling
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    POLICE STRUGGLE WITH ARMED MAN.
    271 14 4 a.m. Incident In Dunman Road. Fong Chan Lee. a Cantonese, who la already serving a term of imprisonment imposed by Mr. Norman Orlcc. the second magistrate, on a charge ot possessing housebreaking implements, was brought from the prison to answer three charges of housebreaking
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    22 14 The wedding will take place on Nov. 10. at St. Andrews Cathedral of Mr. Frank A. Blckerdale and Miss Dorothy Agness Barrett.
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    BRIDEGROOM IN TARTAN KILT.
    297 14 Weddinfc Of Mr. J. D. Menzies Miss Gardner. The marriage took place in Presbyterian Church yesterday of Mr. Lan Davidson Menzies. second son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Menzies. of Farragon. West Cult, Aberdeen, and Miss Dorothea Alexandria Qardncr, daughter of Captain and Mrs. W. L.
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    A JAMBOREE SCOUT
    98 14 (From Our Own Correspondent > Klang. Oct. 23 Out of the seven scouts from Selangor to attend the Australian Jamboree. Mathew George, the only Indian boy from Selangor. Is selected from the Anglo Chinese School. Kling. The school Is to be congratulated for the prevllegr obtained. It
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    GANG ROBBERY.
    98 14 Accused Admit The Charge. (From Our Own Correspondent) Fening, Oct. 25. The preliminary inquiry Into the case of armed gang robbery concluded yesterday when two of the three accused, after being warned by the magistrate, gave evidence on their own behalf, admitting the charge. They were committed for
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    STOLEN ORE.
    74 14 Sikh Watchman Of Mining Company. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 24. A Sikh watchman of the Klang River Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.. was convicted today of stealing $120 worth of tin ore from the store. He had been apprehended by a compatriot watchman whom he had
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    DIVORCED WOMAN ON SERIOUS CHARGE.
    511 14 Fatal Assault. DEATH FROM FRACTURED SKVLL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 24. "If prompt medical attention had been rendered there would have been a fair chance of his recovering" declared the doctor who vava evidence at the trial, in the Supreme Court, Kuala
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    PLANTERS HONOURED.
    187 14 Estate Asiatic Staffs' Association. (From Our Own Correspondent. Klang. Oct. 21. The Kuala Langat Branch of th* Estate Asiatic Staffs' Association was at home to their patrons, Mr. H. O. Kennedy, manager of Jugra Estai<*. and Mr. R. Paton. manager of Permatang Estate, yesterday evening at the Stonor
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    PAHANG CONSOLS.
    69 14 Final Dividend Making 15 Per Cent. Cabled advice has been received that The Pahang Consolidated Company. Limited, has declared a final dividend of 10 per cent, on the Ordinary, making the totai for year 15 per cent, and BV2 per cent, on the 1'! ence. making a total
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      85 14 Speed Four 13.9 h.p model Super-sports performance. .limousine comfort. .light car economy. .this 1934 RENAULT Speed Four is undoubtedly the finest 18.9 h.p. saloon ever produced. The engine has been improved to give even greater power and better petrol economy, the coachwork has been most attractively streamlined on aero-dynamic principles
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    WELCOME HOME.
    70 15 (From Our Own Correspondent 1 Klang. Oct. 23. The Tungku Leksmana. ADC, to the Sultan of Selangor. who has been in Europe is expected to arrive at Port Swettenham on Friday from where he will travel by train in Klang. Represent itives of all communities of Klang District
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    BURNED BY GAS.
    31 15 A Hindoo working in Paslr Panjang was badly burned about the neck and arms yesterday morning when gas escaping from a tube ignited. He was removed to hospital.
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    20 15 At the next meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club, Mr. D. W. McLeod will speak on Education for Leisure. I
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    GOOD PROGRESS WITH SINGAPORE CIVIL AERODROME BUILDING.
    1756 15 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT REPORT. Only Six Million Dollars Spent Last Year.— A Low Record. The following are extracts from the annual report of the Public Works Department The second year of Departmental administration under tie system recommended by Sir Samuel Wilson in his
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    McAvoy Wants To Arrange A Match With The Heavyweight Champion. LEN HARVEY TO FIGHT WALTER NEUSEL.
    1194 16 ENGLISH BOXING TOPICS. Petersen To Meet Australian Veteran In December. London, Oct. 8. After many weeks o» negotiation. I understand the final terms of the Jack Petersen-George Cook match for the British heavy-weight championship
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    33 16 „y n f to stem a rush by the S.C.C. lorwards. One of the biggest faults in the play of the Chinese Rugby XV was their failure to go down on the ball.
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    Weak Colts Team Loses To The V.M.C.A.
    427 16 V.M.C.A. .1; Colts Neither side gave of its best when the V MCA. met the Colts at hockey op. the Association ground, Anson Road, yesterday afternoon. The game was inclined to be scrappy, this being largely due to the bumpy condition of the
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    SINGAPORE HOCKEY.
    132 16 Second State Trial On Tuesday. The following players have been invited to Uke part in the second State hockey trial at the S.C.C. on Tuesday Oct. 3«. After this game the team to play Selangor on Nov. 3 and Penang on Nov. 4 at Kuala Lumpur will be
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    60 16 The following have been invited to play hockey for S.C.C. vs. YIC.CA on Monday. Oct. 29, at S.C.C. F. J. L. Mayger: J. Lee and Lieut. M. T. L Wilkinson. T. P. F. McNeice. J. O. Da vies and E. C. Watson; O. R. T. Henman. Lleut.-Comdr. Hoyle, 3. M.
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    Several Changes In Selangor XV To Play At Penang,
    132 16 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala mmpur, Oct. 24. Selangor will play their fourth Inter-state rugger match on Saturday, when they visit Penang. Several changes have been made In the pack as some of the first fifteen forwards are unable to travel.
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    LOCAL BADMINTON.
    85 16 Singles Semi-Finals This Week-End. The semi-finals of the Men's Open Singles will be played on Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Clerical Union Hall, Rangoon Road. The doubles will be played on Nov. 3. Men's Open Singles. E. J. Vass vs. See Olm Hock. Beah Eng Hee vs.
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    30 16 first of the new rrlfflns to be landed at Singapore yesterday She does not look like a gold cup winner at the moment, but she will soon look very different.
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    DAVIS LEADS LINDRUM BY 423 POINTS.
    88 16 Melbourne. Ooc 24. Walter Lindrum overhauled Joe Davis in the world's billiards championship today and at the interval was leading by 16.492 points to 16.372 points. The chief breaks were Lindrum 584 and Davis 324. Davis played up splendidly during i the second session
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    BANGKOK LOSE.
    47 16 I Heavy Rugby Defeat At Saigon. (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Oct. 23. The Sports Club team, which defeated United Services a week earlier at Rugby by 6 points to 5. were beaten a* Saigon yesterday by the Cercle Sportlf by 22 points to nil.
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    S.C.C. RUGBY.
    205 16 The following have accepted to play Rugby Football for S.C.C. For "A" team vs. R.A. Ist XV tomorrow W. Hannay A. K. West. R. C. Land. A. F. Cralgle and G. J. Merrifield H. J. Kesketh and A. H. Williams R. Davidson. C. Burke (capt). J. R. MacDougall.
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    KOTA RAJA CLUB.
    53 16 The following will represent the Kota Raja Rugby XV against South Johore on Saturday, at Johore. Yusoi Nawawi; Madon, Zamzam. (Dolfattah) and A. Rahman- Musbah, and Shariff Ha mid. (Captain); Doll ah Salam. Said. Harith. Salleh Osman. Mohamed Salleh, Eksan. Masood and Ahmad Shukor. Reserve Talb. Ahmad
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    Cricket Club Turn Out Too Strong A Team Against The Chinese. THE WINNING SIRE.
    1575 17 THE WORLD OF SPORT. Blandford £20,000 Ahead. Another Lawn Tennis Plan. Maskell's Find. Amar Singh For Lancashire League. The English XV. h Bernard Darwin. The F. A. Cup Final. BLANDFORD, who Is certain to fill first
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    WISE BEATEN IN S.C.R.C. TENNIS TOURNEY.
    232 17 A feature of the play In the SCR C tennis tournament yesterday was the victory of Chow Tat in the open singles over N. S. Wise. The Chinese player was at the top of his form and won in two straight sets. Llm Bong
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    31 17 No tbW is Singapore! Vow of the new griffins imported by the Singapore Turf Club looking out of their boxes on board the ft*. Soadan Just after she had docked yesterday.
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    HOME RUGBY.
    44 17 Surrey's Easy Victory Over Sussex. i London, Oct. 24. The following were the results of the principal Rugby football matches played today: Kent 11 Eastern Counties 8. (At Beckenham.) Sussex 6 Surrey 28. (at Eastbourne.) Cam. Univ. 26 Bart's Hospital 8. Reuter
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    SCOTTISH FOOTBALL.
    24 17 London, Oct. 24. In a league match today Hearts, playing at home, drew with Hamilton Academical- each side scorir.c one poal. Reuter.
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    Chinese Rugby XV Concedes 38 Points To S.C.C.
    221 17 S.C.C. 38 points. Chinese nIL The Club turned out far too heavy and strong a XV for the Chinese on the padang yesterday afternoon and won by the largest margin recorded in any game this season, 38 points (4 goals, 6 tries)
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    151 17 Tkantay. Oct. SB. Rugby: s.C.C. Training and Scrum Practice, padang. Hockey: S.C.C. va. United Services TangUn: Khalaa vs. Fort Canning; Rest Trial (Women's). SRC. ground. Football: S.C.P.A. League, A.A.C. vs. C.W.A.A., Jalan Beaar Stadium. Friday. Oct. M. Rugby: S.C.C. "A" vi. R.A., padang. Hockey: S.C.C. vs. Medical College,
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    21 17 The S.C.C. heel Mid J. Mackintosh gets the bail away to his outsides. An incident in yesterday's pune on the padang.
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    Frankie Weber Has A Stiff Task Tomorrow.
    411 17 (By Our Boxing Correspondent). Frankie Weber and Bud Walley. accompanied by Nai Kirn Lin, arrived in Singapore from Penang on Tuesday to fulfil their engagements against Speed Patro and Peter Geo»ge, respectively, at the New World tomorrow night. Weber and Walley look very
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    MALAY CRICKET LEAGUE.
    68 17 Kampong Glam won their cricket league match against Java Road on Sunday. The feature of the play was the splendid bowling of Ismail Hajl All of Kampong G.am who took nine wickets in the first innings and seven in the second. The League table is now as
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    Police Take Heed of Public Cry.
    807 19 THE OPEN ROAD. (By The Motoring Correspondent.) •¥N connection with notice number I have to inform you that no action other than making an entry on your driving record card to the effect that you neve been warned in connection with the offence complained
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    HORE-BELISHA FORMS ADVICE COUNCIL.
    273 19 Interests On Road Safety Question. ris announced that Mr. Hore-Belishu is to set up a Standing Road Safety Council, representative of all sections of road users, over which he will preside, with meetings held once a week, commencing this month. He believes that road problems must
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    AMPLIFIED HORNS.
    101 19 An interesting suggestion was recently made In the House of Commons that all heavy motor lorries should be compelled to carry equipment by means of which the sound of the horn of an overtaking vehicle could be amplified in the driving cab. This system is already in force
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    22,000,000 FORDS SOLD.
    99 19 Henry Ford baa had a most romantic career. The son of a New England farmer, he made the first American, motor car In 1893. and 40 years later witnessed the 22,000,000 th. Ford coming off the assembly line. The famous model "T" Ford oir, first made In
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    Protecting Skin Against Sunburn.
    488 19 HINTS TO WOMEN DRIVERS. The woman motorist must protect her skin against sunburn and frecklrs, and should her face or hands get burnt, or freckles appear, a suitable aid 'must be applied immediately. A useful protecting lotion can be prepared with calamlne. which is Quite simple
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    GIVING WARNING OF APPROACH.
    529 19 SILENCE ZONE PROBLEM. What To Do. Is it advisable, many people are asking, to render the horn inoperative during the hours when, and In places where, hooting is illegal V The Automobile Association strongly deprecates this practice, on the ground that emergency conditions* may arise under
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    Fluid Flywheel.
    410 19 INTERESTING DEVICE. Reports of the use on some English can of what Is called the fluid flywheel no doubt arouse a certain Interest, but the average motorist probably has only the vaguest knowledge of Just what the device Is and does. It Is not really a fly-wheel at
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    The Prince As A Tester.
    251 19 Th Prince of Wales recently drov» a car which only a short while before had been a collection of nuts, bolts, spare parts and pieces. He took charge of it before it even reached the road, and was still on the assembly line at the
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    30 19 A Scammell Pioneer type 6-wheeler for Siemens Bauunlon, of Berlin, climbing up and down two boards placed against a wall at an angle of about 7* decrees to the horizontal.
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    THE "BADDE" IN "YE GOODE OLDE DA YES."
    476 20 Manners And Morals Past And Present The Goode Olde Dayes were far more often the Badde. This, at any rate, is the suggestion offered by; lerne L. Plunket and R. J. Mitchell In "Ye Goode Olde Dayes" (Methuen. 55.) Those who commend
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    MALAY SETTLERS WHO CLAIM TAX EXEMPTION.
    2459 21 Petition Which Was Addressed To High Commissioner. (From Our Own Correspondent). Koala Lumpur, Oct. 22. The attitude of a certain section of the settlers of the Malay Agricultural Settlement in Kuala Lumpur, in clamouring' for exemption from taxes, was commented upon by the British
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    121 22 III.!. It 111 tl| iiIm.III H. ..hi 1, ..1 In ll mum A ul 111 I wit* paawtf .ii.d i.«*¥W iw>M4 IHsii l lii i... j 1M thai I iituipd lulxiui .vhUih yMm mq ,\|ut. i 111 h.inlllM M«l .i*ir .i«m ll W.1.1Ul IM V»n IH"»«iMI» ,1.
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    CASE AGAINST J. P. POSTPONED.
    471 23 Singapore Assizes. TEN CASES IN CALENDAR The i°«* criminal sessions of ten Supreme Court for this year commenced today before Mr. Justice Prichard. The calendar la a short one. ..■^■.imiwiy ten cases and for the first time this year no case of murder In listed
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