Malaya Tribune, 31 January 1933

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    31 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XX, -No. 2f> SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1933 FI> r E CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday, Jan. 31, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1933.
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      60 1 Leprosy I. Diabetes Consumption, 3 V.D., PILES LEUCODERMA. I Impotency, Women-disorders, I Paralysis and numerous other •hronlc I diseases considered to be hopeless by 1 eminent doctors are cored by our I Specialist. i THE HIMALAYAN PHARMACY, Head Office: 62. Owen Road.' 1 Consultation Room: 135. Serangoon Rd., I SINGAPORE.
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      470 1 A. FLTNTER 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces ol* every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality*, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. I a I i s I I
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    98 2 Letters To The Editor. [Our readers are invited to writ? to us on subjects of public interest, it must be under' stood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF dS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double •pacing), and on
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    "English Language For China."
    1000 2 (To the Editor, ''Malaya Tribune.") Sir. —There is a seeming lull on the part of tl ose who so strenuously advocated the adoption of the English language for the salvation of China. I atji left in the lurch as to Whether the omen is portentous or
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    ESCAPE FROM THE "DOLE."
    915 2 Basic Principles. We see to-day In a much accentuated forn a .state of affairs which" has been apparent t< a leaser degree in tvery trade slump in thi past: a supply of productive plant of all kinds improv d in the last fev years beycnd al
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    WHAT HAS 1933 IN STORE?
    502 2 Nothing But Gloom, Say 8 French Seer. I Madame Fraya, famed French seer whose predictions of I»resident Hoover's defeat, Aris- tide Briand's death, the burning of the "Georges PI ilippar" and the assassination of President i Paul Doumer, made in December, 1931. all came true
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    BURNING A "WITCH" ALIVE.
    225 2 Dragged Towards Blazing Pile. Belgrade. Dec. 29. An 80-ytar-old widow would have been thrown into a Are which she was accused ol having lighted in a Yugoslav village, but for; ;he prompt arrival c? the police. The peasants of the district have feared and hated the
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      88 2 20 PAGES 20 EVERY SATURDAY The Saturday "Tribune" is now increased to 20 pages and contains— A Page Of Pictures. A Wireless Page. Boys' Corner. Girls' Corner. Poultry Notes. Exclusive Air Mail Articles. And the Price is ONLY 5 CENTS EVER INCREASING SALES. The circulation of the paper is steadily
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      279 2 SUCCESS WITH SUNSHINE GLAXO What Nurses Write: EXPECTANT MOTHERS NURSING MOTHER morning sickness relieved nausea finished «Tatient had very bad morning sickness ;s twee baby i fretful flatulence 1 11 became very iIL I advised Sunshine Glaxo vomited after meals not gaining weight, morning and night. Result good. Got j
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    PERSIAN OIL DISPUTE.
    513 3 No Protection Whatever For Company. SIR JOHN SIMON'S REPLY. Reuter Wireless. G.neva. Jan. 26. The majority of the statements in the Peitian cas: (which were put before the League in the torm of a m mcrandum on Jan. 21) hate completely misrepresented the fact*, iccording tc Sir
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    SIR MALCOLM CAMPBELL.
    100 3 Attempting Tc Beat His Own Record. -Reuter Wire!'.: s. London. Jan. 25. Although sutfering fiorn flu and ha\ing a temperature or 103. Sir Malcolm Campbell insisted on motoring fiorn his home at Ho; Icy, Surrey, to Southampton, where he sailed on the "Acquiianla" fcr New York, cn
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    EUROPE'S BITTER COLD.
    105 3 Fatal Effort Ta Prevent Influenza, —Renter Wireless. Crcfeld. Jan. 20. With tne hope of warding cfT influenza, two married couples living in the same house toe. l.beral doses of methylated spirit, v.ith tl. resu't that, both the men and cn woman w-.: founded dead next day. The
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    FRENCH BUDGET CRISIS.
    72 3 Towers Above Political Differences. Reuter Wireless. Paris, Jan. 26. "You can break me but you cannot break my plan." declared the Finance Minister, M. Cheron, in his speech in the Chamber defend I mg his Budget proposals. "The problem tow above politics," added the Minister who. bow-
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    DEATH PREFERRED TO SEEING OWN FACE.
    109 3 Suicide Attempt: "I Am Too Ugly." Shanghai. The sight cf hi-; own face in a mirror was to distressing to a Chinese military officer named Ohu Lih-yuen that he decided to kill himself"T am too ugly." he was heard to declare. So Chu took
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    THE SIEW SIN SIA.
    584 3 Annual Report. are extracts from the annual for 1932 committee of the Siew Sin Sia 1 rZ he V 41 active ordinai 'y members at the end of the year under reviev. nunlh regret to re P° rt the abnormal i umb r of d aths
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    EVEREST FLIGHT.
    150 3 Over A Year Of Preparation. Reuter Wireless. Lonuon, Jan. 25. Jii final altU. de te ts in preparation for the Everest flight are in progress in Somersetshire. Colonel Etherton. the organising secretly °f the expedition, revealed to-day ihat it i.ad over a year o perfect the plans, while
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    "REVENGE!"
    84 3 Monarchists' New Year Resolution. Honda ye. Fcr the first time cn record, San Sebastian nas lied a winter "season.'' The rcaccn is that numerous Spanish Monarchists hav. co.tied there —a ccnvcnicnt place from whi:h they can make a hurried clash into franco. The Monarchist.- eae said tc ho planning
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    IRISH ELECTION.
    255 3 U'ster Will Oppose Any Interference. Reuter Wireless. Dublin. Jan. 25. Polling for the' three seats cf the National University, which was the first result to te announced, resulted in a gain of one ?eat for the lanna Tail. At the last eleet'on the Urwer:lty returned two Co gravites
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    ARGENTINE MISSION.
    135 3 I'rincc Of Wales To Entertain Them. -P. ut3T wireless. London. Jan. 27. HM. the King and H.R.H. the Prince of Wales will participate :n entertaining the official mission from the Argentine Govrmmen headed by the Vice-President of the Republic, O. Julio Roca, which will arrive in Lottdou n
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      122 3 I CLEARI\ Wi V AfIS as a mountain 11 If Brush y our a 'ty w tn II Pebeco, the tooth paste thai is it I most efFective against pyorrhoea HI I BIiImEI S erms eca^* ■fl lj I mWW Pebeco contains a salt tha? I U 111 Kllf stimulates
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    Shipping News & Notices. CANADIAN PACIFIC REPORT.
    435 4 Shipping News Notices. CANADIAN PACIFIC REPORT. Liners Had Good Period Last Year. The recent press armojiue.nenLs that the Canadian Pacific Steamships in 1932 carriei '.?1,375 passengers must be gratifying to the Canadian public," said William Ba rd, Canadian Pacific Steamship paseeng.r traffic mrnager. in an interview at Montreal recently. "While
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    DOCK LOCK-OUT.
    39 4 Ships Now Held Up At Le Havre. Le Havre, Jan. 13. The employers have decided to look out the dockers. As the decision was immediately put ii.to effect, several steamers wtra prevent d irom loading and unlotding.
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    THE MOTORSHIP.
    401 4 Great Britain Tops The List. Although Britain and the United States arc usually accused cf being behind many of the maritime powers in the development of the motorship largely on account cf fuel and labour condition» which affect them different'y from certain other countries, there is no doubt
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    NEWS IN BRIEF.
    122 4 "Artiglio," Italian salvage steamer, is to be v.f ed for the recovery cf scuttled submarines end round Pola. while work on the "Egypt b impossible. "Azania," Tanganyikan Government steamee. is the centre of a storm cf pretest for carrying no Europeans on deck except the master. Captain
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    JAPAN'S PURCHASES.
    346 4 Opposition To Bringing In Old Foreign Ships. Much to the consternation of Japanese Government authorities and shipping concerns, the importation of old and inefficient foreign freighters has been resumed. ITiese auth rities are trying to eliminate the old ships and had thought that the present low exchange had
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    AUSTRALIAN TRADE.
    88 4 Protest Against The Use Of U.S. Ships. A pretest against the United States-owned afataon Shipping Line, of San Francisco, oeing u;'owed to trade between the Fiji Islands and New Zealand and Australia was lodged Dy the Australian* maritime unions with ihe Minister of Commerce recently. Union officials suggested
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    JUNK PIRATED.
    64 4 A largj Ningpc junk recently chartered by is ewners to a Chinese shipping firm to rcrry over 1.000 piculs of beans from Dair»n to Chckiang. was held up and pirated by a band cf marauders net far frcm Wcosemg. Both the junk and the cargo carried, we-a tcken
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    "A SCANDALOUS INJUSTICE."
    218 4 Mr. A.J. Brewer And His Indemnity. "I consider it a scandalous injustice and it almost amounts to an insult," exclaimed Mr. A. J. Brewer, when informed that the indemnity awarded him by the Benguela Court for wrongful imprisonment had been reduced ly the Supreme C:urt in Lisbon
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    THE "ALSIA."
    169 4 Fire Not As Serious As Thought. ,The East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Singapore, have received the fallowing cable from the head office in Copenhagen: "Alsia" cargo caught fire whilst discharging at Hamburg; apparently caused through smoking; damage is not imp:rtant; after repairs will leave Copenhagen Mar. 23. Marseilles Apr.
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    STEAMER MISSING.
    100 4 The Chinese str. Yu Loong the agents of which are the Tungyu S. N. Co., which left. Hcngay on Dec. 18 last for Shanghai, carrying a full cargo of coal, and which is more than a month overdue, is believed in the Chinese shipping circles to have been
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    THE "CORMORIN."
    23 4 -Reuter Wireless. Gibraltar, Jan. 25. The liner, "CormorhV has been fitted with a spare propeller and h3s continued her voyage.—Reuter Wireless.
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      456 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England). MAIL. PASSENGER CARGO i N INSULAR AW) 'ofCTENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO U)t<L)OU AND PAR EASyi|A{L SERVICE. (Under Hi- Majesty's Oovtrnment). OUTWARD FROM IXDNDON. For China and Japan, r Due Tonnagv. Singapore. 1933. Corfu 15,000 Peb. 3 Bangalore 6.000
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      220 4 [Latest Shipping News will be found on page 12.] HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE Deutsch Hf\Q Australische Dampfschiffs fa Gesellschaft (Companies Incorporat d in Oermany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1931. M.s. FRIESLAND. via Manila Feb. 11 t m.s. KULMERLAND, via Manila Feb. 21 t m.s. RAMSES, via Manila Mar.
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      301 4 Where You May Buy The Malaya Tribune THE MALAYA TRIBUNE IS ON SALE AT THE FOLLOWING DEPOTS:— SINGAPORE. Y. Mohamed Ibrahim, 134, Tanjong Pagar Road, and Keppel Road Railway Station A. Palasamy, General Hospital (News Seller) Mr. E. S. KaUuvasa, 391, New Bridge Road E. S. Nainamsah, 23 Neil Road.
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      205 4 The Overseas Trading Syndicate, 20 Burmah Road, Penang. ~U! Adi Ayurveda Raoayana Medical Hall 47 Queen Sireet, Penang M Dat Kramat MALACCA. Hong Hin Co., 14, First Cross Street The Lanka Store. 12. j onke r Sect IM. A. Gomes Co., 54, Riverside. I PERAK I Federal Rubber SUmp Co,
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      166 4 THE "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST" is now owned by the "Malaya Tribune" Pre**, Ltd., and published from the "Malaya Tribune" offices at 56-60, Anson Road, Singapore. It is being greatly improved by the introduction of many New j Features, while the best of the'old 1 J ones are retained. The feature*
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    415 5 Mining Shares. Singapore. Tuesday. 11 a.m. tin share quotations are issued and Co., exchange and stork Buyers. Sellers. Kumbang Tin 23,6 25|6 tral Malay 18|- 20 norn Tin 10 3 113 -rin Tin 11 12jB%u:k Padang 0.06 0.10 rin 0.30 0.35 I! Bakll Arang Tin 0.40 norn
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    282 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. RUBBER A SHADE EASIER. London Stocks Down 1,531 Tons. (By Our Financial Correspondentj Singapore, Tuesday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (R.S.S. Singapore) 6 5:16 cts., down Vr ct. Tin (Singapore) $75, up 3 /j. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber 2 3 32d., down 1 3 2d.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    222 5 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore. Jan. 31. Selling: London 4 months* sight 2s. 3 15;i6d, London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 29 32d., London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 7 d., London 30 days' sigh: 2s. 3 27 32d., London demand 2s. 3 13 16d Lcndon T.T.
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    SOUTHERN PERAK DREDGING.
    802 5 Mr. C. V. Stephens On Tin Position. The thirteenth annual general meeting f Southern Perak Dredging, Ltd., was held ofl Dec. 20 at the Institute cf Chartered Account. London, E.C. Mr. C. V. Stephens (the chairman I said: The twelve months under review unfortunately proved, frcm the
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    DUTCH TEXTILES.
    63 5 Industry Facing Black Outlook. —Reuter. Amsterdam, Jan. 30. The Dutch textile industry is facing a ouwook ovine to export difficulties, and Japan s apture of tho Bust Indian market has resulted oJfT 1 inciease in unemployment in th. chief textile cities, notably Twente. where 40 per cent, is
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    LOCK-OUT THREAT.
    55 5 Reuter. Copenhagen, Jan. 30. The stabilisation of the Kroner rate at 22' to the pound is among the conditions in 'Uv a-rcement reached between the Government and the main Opposition providing there is a prohibition of strikes and lock-outs fcr a vcar •v.-th a view to averting the
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    48 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. Lcndon: 2 332d. New York 2\ s <G.) cents. Singapore: 6 5 16—6 7|16 cents. TIN. London Spot: £140 17s. 6d. <Up 10>:.). London 3 months: £147 10s. (Up 10s.) Singapore: $75.00. COPRA. Messrs. Barlow and Co. report: Sundried 54 75 Mixed $430
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    INDIAN CROPS IN 1932.
    591 5 Board Of Revenue's Latest Report. The season report of the Indian Beard of Revenue for week ended Jan. 7 shows that there was practically no rain during that week Sowing or transp antation of paddy is proceeding in most of the S. Indian districts and tanding
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    645 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Tuesday, 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotations are issued by Frater and Co. and Lyall and Evatt: 'Mtue Value. Fraser Lyall As Shares. Ac Co. Evatt. 1 Allenby $0.45 $0.55 $0 45 $0.60 1 Alor Gajah 0.25 0.35 0.25 0.35 IA. Hltam 0.50
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    GORED BY A BULL.
    30 7 An Indian who was attacked by a bull at the umctio.i of Waterloo Street end Middle Road yesterday and sustained serious injure was removed to hospital.
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    "ECONOMY" IN MALAYA.
    805 8 At the conference of medical men just held in Singapore a solemn warning was sounded against one form of so-called economy which is being practised by the Malayan administration—the drastic cutting of expenditure on the health services it the country. This is likely to prove to be
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    166 8 Mr and Mrs. Choo Ang Tec and two children together with Mr. and Mrs. Choo An Gu clt HalPhong Via Saigon" by the C.iantilly to-morrow on a business trip. Mr T c. Selvarajah, dresser in the Kuantan Hospital and well known socially and toMtng drcies in the district, is himself
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    70 8 Mails by the outward Dutch aeroplane from Amsterdam are expected to arrive at Singapore by the evening express to-day. Correspondence addressed to boxholdcrs only will be ready for delivery at 7.30 p.m. Fiom China and Japan by the "Carthaae due at Singapore at 10 a.m. to-morrow From Europe
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    ROOSEVELT'S DEBT POLICY.
    206 8 Understanding First With Britain. Reuter. New York, Jan. 30. Mr. Owen D. Young, who was mentioned as possible Secretary of State in Mr. Roosevelt s Government, has written a letter to Mr. Roosevelt declining a Cabinet pest, accordin" to the "New York Times." Mr. A1 Smith, it
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    CHINESE INDUSTRIAL MISSION.
    245 8 Helping To Open Up A Vast Market. Reuter. Lcndcn, Jan. 31. Dr. Kung, Envoy of the Chinese Industrial Mission to Europe and America, arrived in i-.rmdon to-day. In an interview with Reuter be expressed the view thct (he industrial itcoDstructicn of China would tx? a means of
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    ALL-RADICAL GOVT.
    133 8 Daladier Carries On Without Socialists. -Reuter. Paris, Jan. 30. The Socialists by 64 votes to 17 decided on conditional acceptance cf the principle of M. Daladier's invita ion to join the Cabinet, provided that M. Daladier will undertake to be Luided by the ccneral principles tf the Socialist
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    "MODERN SINGAPORE."
    60 8 Series Of Special Articles In The "M.T." Beginning on Thursday, a series of weekly articles of absorbing interest, describing features in the industrial and general development of Singapore, will be published in the "Malaya Tribune." These articles, fully illustrated, are being specially written by a member of the
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    DEATH OF MR. MOHSIN NAMAZIE.
    111 8 Mirza Mohamed Mohsin Namazie, a nephew cf the late Mr. M. A. Namazie. cf Malacca Street, died at the General Hospital, Singapore en Friday last. The funeial, which was largely attended, took place the same evening and his remains were buried at the Muhammedan Cemetery
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    BOMB IN GARDEN.
    64 8 —Reuter Wireless. Cairo, Jan. 26.. A bomb of an amateur typs was discovered under a window of the British General Headquarters abutting the native quarter Tlv bomb, which was unlikely to have done mu-h damage if it had exploded, was similar to the one thrown into the
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    468 8 fBY "WOKBR^»,. They're going to be awfuli in Moscow when they l Mr. Griffith-Jones their political ideas A Dr. Pathy alone voted Five Year Hw-SfiT, fjramme\—ioY Sinj thy, as it were. Such isolation tor resignation—the meek n written sort, I hasten to add A If the Wilts
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    30 8 There was a happy function untitled Pasir Panjang, last night a few old friends visited I Jim Chuan to offer greetings.' All stayed to dinn wards entertained by a I
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    44 8 OUR READERS' VIEWS ESCAPE PROM THE WHAT HAS 1933 IN SIX PERSIAN OIL DISPUTE OH THE SIEW SIN SIA IRISH ELECTION, on CLUB DIARY, en page 1! DIARY OP EVENTS 01 SHIPPING NEWS, on l RADIO PROGRAMME BERNARD SHAW IN BO*
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    Five-Year Programme For Singapore. LAYING SOLID FOUNDATIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT.
    4387 9 CAN THE CITY LOOK FAR ENOUGH AHEAD COMMITTEE TO BE APPOINTED. YESTERDAY'S MEETING OF MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS. suggestion frequently made at meetings of the Singapore al Commissioners came to fruition yesterday when, on a v Mr. John Laycock, it was decided that
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    MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF WOMAN.
    1104 9 CORONER'S INQUIRY. Photographs In The Drawer. Although more than a dozen witnesses have bttn examined, the circumstances pertaining to the death of Puteh (the Chinese Mohamcdan woman whose decomposed remains were discovered in her home in Lorong Stargec on Jan. 15) are still shrouded in mystery.
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    HITLER BECOMES CHANCELLOR.
    836 9 LEADERS CONFER. Reichstag Majority Impossible. MILITARY BACKING. "Reds" Call A General Strike. Hitler has been appoint d Chancellor of Germany and, though he has no Parliamentary majority, has very strong military backing. The Communists have declared "war" on him and have called a general strike. Berlin, Jan.
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    RUSSIA BALANCES BUDGET.
    83 9 Trouble On Collective Farms. —Reuter. Mo:cow. Jan. 31. The Soviet Budget for 1933. estimating revenue at 35 milliard roubles and ..t 33 milliards, has been adopted by the Central Executive Committee (Cabinet). A number of resolutions were adopted aiming at raising labour discipline on collective farms (run
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    M.C.C. To Tour India And Ceylon. WILL VISIT BE EXTENDED TO MALAYA?
    444 10 S.C.C. SOUNDING THE PRINCIPAL CLUBS. In view of the recent announcement that the S.C.C. propose sounding the principal Clubs in Malaya with a view to asking the M.C.C. to extend their Indian tour to include Malaya, thp following,
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    HOCKEY.
    92 10 TRIANGULAR CONTEST AT KUALA LUMPUR. SINGAPORE, SELANGOR AND PERAK COLTS. A triangular tournament was held at Kuala Lumpur over the holiday week-end between Coits' teams from Singapore, Perak and Selangor. Results: Singapore Coin beat Ferak Colts 2—o. Singapore and Selangor Colts drew I—l. S: langor and Perak Colts drew
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    THE TURF.
    63 10 TAIPING T.C. SECRETARY RESIGNING? (From Our Own Correspondent j M, a m i Penang, Jan. 30. Ti f lt Qe Vos of the Taiping l Club. It,* understrod. is resigning the etaryship at the end of this mom r The was heard at Tatping on Saturday wUh pent
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    442 10 MALAYAN TAMILS' CHAMPIONSHIPS. SUCCESS OF SINGAPORE PLAYERS. Under the auspiccs of the Tamilian Physical Culture Asi jciation, Kuala Lump jr. the fourth Mayalan Tumi s' championship meetir.g was successfully held during the holiday Although tho entries were net as good as they might have been, those who competed
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    RETURN OF "DROWNED" SAILOR.
    227 10 Night-Long Swim For His Life. An apprentice on board the "Dolius," named Miller, had a remarkable escape from death on the night of Jan. 28, when he fell overboard and miraculously returned to his ship at Singapore as the captain was writing out the report of
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    "EVERYTHING BUT SCORE."
    1494 10 How The Wiltshires Lost. MALAYS' VICTORY. ASSN. FOOTBALL. < By "Rcyvard.") The first big match of the soccer season t.* be played at the Anson Road Stadium was a disappointing affair. It was also the first meeting betwe.n the Wiltshires (the new Regimental team) and the Malays,
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    What's On To-Night.
    115 10 Alhambra.—Edmund Lowe in "Chandu." Capitol.—"lt's Tough to be Famous," starring Dougias Fairbanks, Jnr. Empire.—-Tarzan—The Ape Man." Great World.-Side shows, pasar malain, Malay opera, wayangs. silent and talk ing films c-The Golden Calf" and at Star Talkie: Richard Talmadge in "Dancing Dvnamit? Marlborcush.-Richard Talmadge in "Speed Madness." New
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    GOLF.
    240 10 K.G.C. CHINESE NEW YEAR EVENTS. ft 9 A The following are the results of the competiti:ns played during the Chinese New Year holidays at Keppel: SHANGHAI FOURSOME: (winners): J. M. Watt and W. Dawscn. MIXED FOURSOME (winners): Miss M. M. Hadley and T. Heigh 42 —9 —33; Miss V.
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    THE DISARMAMENT PROPOSALS.
    350 10 British Suggestions Outlined. -Reuter Wireless. OSTi-W, Jan 25. The bureau of the Disarmament Conference has t.dopted the fir.: four chapters cf .he report prohibiting chemical, incendiary and )aeteiio!cgical weapons and prohibiting the reparation of these in all countries and scii ultiiQs methods fc;- supervising observation of this.
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    MAKE HIM BANKRUPT.
    159 10 Chief Justice's Sound Advice. ~°jpj e h %?&gr mcthods c n l btor h "<-- admitting his liability, cffered to pay back his debt by monthly instalments of a meagre $4. monthly lad?* !°T? hip,S Sympathy wa with the aged Srt cf thl l y ay 01
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    ATHLETICS.
    251 10 BEAT THE LX(;! S AT()R HOW BABE DIDRIKso,, a SUSPENDED. "Maybe the ancie::t G kept all women righi games; would not < lines," declared Mr. President of the American Ajnsn> natloni < Union, in cemmentine: ment of the Mildred i "Babe" Dkirflu n a number of world athl starred
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    PERSIAN OIL DISPUTE.
    60 10 Agreement Said T> Have Been Reached. ■Reu't>: Geneva. Jan. 3 Dr. Benes (Czecho-Slcv: "'""".V"'»'.flic League committee dispu'e. is reported to basis of understanding 1 n parties to the Anglo-Persiau pute. It is understood the been sumbitted to the two G -j--' if the latter confirm it the
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    RECOGNITION OF HINDU MARRIAGES.
    464 11 Is The Temple Register Valid? ma A rria« VhT/h ar lng f of Hi d the Hind,, 15 f exheme importance to he Hindu community was raked yesterday in Whitley"^ 6 a C Urt s** wniuey. m a special case sent mi TrS. c ca se
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    114 11 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Sinrapore. Jan. 31. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Rchnaf 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Chr. Huygens 18: Katong 16: Glenogle 14: Pies Garfield 11; Antilcclrus 9; Kajang <5. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Kunuang 30; Maron 32: Tweedbank 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate
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    CHINESE HIGH SCHOOL CASE.
    399 11 Student's Unsuccessful Appeal. Tho case in which 28 students of Chinese High School and 28 others, including four girls, were convicted in th.2 Tolice Courts of being member? of an unlawiul assembly on Dec. 11 in ,he vicinity of Queen S.reet and Arab Street. h2d a
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      158 11 1 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. La-t Yesterday. Night. Max. Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Stations. D?g. F. Inches. Hours. D?g F. Alcr Star 91 Nil 9.1 63 Kcta Bharu 82 0.04 3.3 71 K. Trengganu Bukit .Teram 87 0.34 4 8 70 Mersing Singapore 83 0.06 6.2
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    JAPAN TO LEAVE THE LEAGUE ? IMPORTANT DECISION BEING REACHED.
    418 12 JAPAN TO LEAVE THE LEAGUE IMPORTANT DECISION BEING REACHED. CABLE INSTRUCTIONS TO GENEVA DELEGATES. NORTH CHINA FRONTS UNCHANGED. MARSHAL CHIANG'S DELEGATE INSPECTS THE TROOPS. "Min Kuo Jih Pao." Tokyo, Jan. 31. As in indication that the- time has come when Japan must make a decision of vital importance to the
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    ITALY'S DEFICIT OF £48.250,000.
    281 12 Less To Be Spent On Armed Forces. Rome. A deficit of 3,087.941.920 lire (£48.250.000 at present rat s) is provided for in the official timatcs cf the I al an Budget fcrlhe financial ear 1933-34. which have ju. t be n publish c. respite thee: discouraging
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    MAYOR OF AMOY.
    142 12 Manila Chinese Appointed. Manila. Jan. 9. Tc reorganise, the local government of Amcy cn an efficient basis. Eduardo Co Seteng, president of the Philippine Chinese Geheral Chamber cf Commerce and general manager of the Co Seteng Saw Mill on Calle Tanduay, has been appointed mayor of that
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    THE AGA KHAN DISAPPOINTED.
    150 12 He Wished For A Daughter. Paris, Jan. 17. I P gem Aga Khan and the baby ar? pro- in: excel ently. The baby is descr.bed as beautiful." The Aga Khan, who was at j Cannes, was infermed by telephone cf the birth and h? left :or
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    BRITISH COLONIAL SERVICE.
    168 12 Carnegie Corporation Scholarships. The trustees of the Carnegie Corporation of New Ycrk have set aside a scholarship fund of $60,000. to be used over a period of throe years, to enable selected officers of the British Colonial Service to take a "refresher" year i absence from their
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    HANKOW LIBRARY FOR HONGKONG.
    107 12 Practically Unobtainable Volumes. Hongkong, Jan. 9. Sir William Hornell. Vice-Chancellor, speaking at the degree ceremony at Hongkong University, to-day, announced that the university has obtained the Chinese section oi the Hankow Club library, numbering 3.000 volumes. I Experts are agreed that the collection cf works en
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    ALLEGED ATTACK ON EMPLOYER.
    239 12 Young Indian Accused Of Murder. Aruehanan, the young Indian cook who is j-ccused cf murdering his employer, Mr. Chandra Sayakaran, who was a well known member of «he Indian community, was committed for trial at the March Asatees by the Second Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Hay)
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    CLAIM AGAINST P. & O. BANK.
    267 12 CLAIM AGAINST P. O. BANK. Share Certificates Case Resumed. The case in which Mr. Seah Eng Lim is suing the P. and O. Banking C rporation for the recovery cf certain share certificates and damages for their retention, was again before Mr. Justice Whitley in the Supreme Court t:-day. The
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    QUARREL BETWEEN COOLIES.
    123 12 Arrested Man Dies: Other Acquitted. (From Our Own Correspondent.} Penang. Jan. 30. A Tamil coolie named Muthu, who is alleged to have kicked a compatriot who died, was today acquittrd on pleading net guilty to a charg? of vo'untarily causing hurt under grave and sudden provocation. Court
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    PRODUCE.
    198 12 Singapore, Jan. 31. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $123 R. (Siam) W. Coast 2 $118 Rice, B. Siam No. 1 $122 Rice. B. Siam No. 2 $117 Rice, Siam "Old" per koyan No. 1 $180 Rice, Siam "Old" No. 2 $162 Rice, Siam "Old" No. 3
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    CHINCHEW'S APPEAL.
    367 12 Sentence Reduced t A Fin». SHIPPING NEWS. Gch Tiang Lee, th<- chln "Anturg," who was sentence tl nf tb prieonment and a fine J charges of abet in B s t< be lepatriated by the Master crde> Mai ine Court, appeal yesterday before Mr j Supreme Court. :::le
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    AUSTRALIAN TRADE SHIP.
    277 12 Due in Singanore In May. Mr. A. A. Fullarton «secretary of the Chamter of Manufactures». Queensland, stated recently that the new tentative itinera';,- for the Trade Ship to the East, the "Nieuw Holland." provided for a start frrm Sydney and .Brisba ic two days earlier th?n the
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    ARRIVALS.
    141 12 Palopo," Dut.. 628 tens, rreni 30- 1; foi W. Barnes 1-2. "Haruburg Maru." Jap 1,158 I cutta 30-1: 1 r fi-.::- "Kampar." Brit.. 489 ton 31- 1; for Malacca 3-2. "Git aogle." Erit.. 5.879 v 31-1; for Hongkong 1--' "Kajang." Brit.. 1.284 t< 30- 1; tbns, for B.N. Bora
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    Sports & Pastimes. RIVIERA SEASON RE-OPENS.
    435 13 Sports Pastimes. RIVIERA SEASON RE-OPENS. tl < i .i AM AN VIEW ON ENGLISH s 11A >1 ATEI'RISM. LAWN TENNIS. London, Jan. 12. La vn Tinnis Aosociati:n's t kill Shamateurism is stupid in, <'3 Sir Joynton Smith, a former m the "Sydney Referee." the English Association as a iy ;md
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    COLONY-F.M.S. MATCH DRAWN.
    275 13 HOCKEY. > S. (.OAL KEEPER SAVES STATES. i: v.as probably a fair result 'un o! ne play, the Colony having 3 th" ..ttacking movements in th tn« initiative passing to Wv the interval, the excellent Emanuel, the Negri-Sembilar oably saved the F.M.S. from »t He certainly had
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    PETERSEN'S UNCONVINCING VICTORY.
    458 13 GERMAN RETIRES WITH A CUT EYEBROW. BOXING. London, Jan. 12. the EJritTsh 1 S fil St cont€St since he won rL,? S hea^ T -weight championship from Wr a W H Ve m nthS ag Went in h i aUo„a 1 a fiw„n ayS ln *n'°H nd
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    ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN TESTS.
    1177 13 SOME MEMORABLE MATCHES. CRICKET. In March, 1877, Australia for the first time ventured to meet an English tcuring team upon equal terms, and their enterprise was justified, foi they defeated a side of English professicnals Ly 45 runs. A fortnight later, the tables were turned, and the Englishmen
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    BERNARD SHAW IN BOMBAY.
    881 14 ATTENDS A PARTY. "Make Me A Dictator And Then See—" VIEWS ON DEMOCRACY AND PARLIAMENT, Bombay, Jan. 12. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Shaw attended this evening a party given in their honour by Atiya Begum. There was a select gathering at her bungalow, including Sir
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    KING HONOURS NEW BISHOP OP LINCOLN.
    66 14 Award Of Coveted Order. Belgrade. Dec. 28. King Alexander has awarded the order u f SI. Sava First Class to the new Bishop of Lincoln Dr. F. C. C. Hicks, in recognition of his work for Yugoslavia whfla Bishop of Gibraltar. This decoration is
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST.
    289 14 LEAGUE OF NATIONS' BULLETIN. Th- following is the health bulletin of the League of Nations" Eastern Bureau. Singapore, Icr the week ended Jan. 21, 1933: Alexandria: 231 smallpox o;v-?.s (including 1 imported) and 52 d aths as against 237 ra ES and 46 deaths during 'the
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    DANISH LOCK-OUT.
    56 14 Copenhagen. Jan. 26. A lock-out involving 150.000 workmen in all the mcst Important industries In Denmark is due to begin on Peb. 1. unless the Government intervenes in the interval. The trouble has arisen out of the employers' demand for a 20 per cent, reduction in wages, which
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    RED PLOT IN SPAIN.
    42 14 Reuter Wireless. Seville, Jan. 27. Tht police to-day arrested 18 extremists at a secret meeting where an alleged rising thicughcut Andalu-ia was being prepared. Arms are now being deposited at police quarters to avoid penalties for concealment.—Reuter Wireless.
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    WHITE MEN CLUBBED TO DEATH.
    97 14 New G„i„ea Oil! vy<n> Two «mte ori Sddfitlds ha"r L r." Ives, who h. r kkite men in the icccivcd by the P native carrier v It Government po t. n at 4 carriers in the r and clubbed tc death tv. f nd Gtttfus.
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    BRITANNIA TROPHY.
    101 14 Record Height Flight Of Cant. I n\\ ins. Reuter Wireless. London. Jajj The Rcyal Aero club ann< unces tfcr th. Britannia Trcphy f ur to Captain Cyril Frank Unwtu who flZ an All-Briti-n 'plane on Sept 16 S-vern valley, reached a world record of 43,976 f:et. W2rmed by
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    WOMAN BARRISTER AT SEVENTY!
    77 14 Reuter Wireless. London. Jan. 2«. Among six women call:d to the Bar to-night was Lady Chatterjee. the wife of Sir Atui Chatterjee and Mrs. Florence Coxen. aged 70 the oldest wcman yet called to th Bar The Council has dscidcd not t sanction the formation of
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      314 16 EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). B, Short Street, Singapore, Enrol for a Sound Musical EducationSystematic Training both in Technique and Iheory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, etc. Booklet free. M. ANCIANO, Principal. MERCANTILE INSTITUTE. 209, QUEEN STREET. Afternoon,
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