The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 12 January 1933

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press Ml |::>.->2. KSTABLISHEI) 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1933. 10 i:\ts.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    380 1 Mi. Japanese u.ix.il onMMUMier at CkIHNMfIM IHH M'i.'>"t Admiral Sir Howard K. il> oiTer to s<ul> il<. r.i»i Ihi ii.v k I ii;:,. 1., ii I i ji., ii. mi Tuesday to rapt u t. id. < umenkow Pass «i- t. in \\< M M-t. ..1.,v 111.
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    OSHIMA'S WOMEN
    2292 1 n«t|iw Island, some .sixty -six mile* from aiainland of Japan, was for several oanturies the scene of strife, sorrow and banishment, but to-day it is a peaceful and apparently prosperous island, the mhahttanti chiefly occupied in far mum fishing, cattle wising and forestry. Having cherished the desire of
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      165 1 BIGIA TEA >.. the freshness mrnru-e of the N l .t i in.i n -ard»ns > <»v r htinic. RAFFLES HOTEL ■A VA S I -IFIMTER HOTEL ro HUGO JOSEPHINE in BALL ROOM DANCES. I)1RK( I FROM LONDON UOB &NX rORK. DANCING FROM 9.30 p.m. I H V sl A
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      239 1 SEA VIEW HOTEL W)O/\ NOW I SATURDAY, 14th SPECIAL DINNER pridai 1 \i,,.ii DANCE fit CABARET OPh \l\(, IGHT— n' GLADYS" "JOYCE" AN( JAZZY SPECIAUIV DANCERS FROM THE LONDON PAVILION ADELPHI HOTEL Singapore s favourite centrally located hotel. Table d'hote meals a la ca rvice. simi\^ ;ti cm -Pimm LABBICA]
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      135 1 ITEST \DVLKTISI Notice by F.M.S Railways— Page 2. FooUsh Virgins at -the Theatre Page 5. Try the Wardonia w*y of shaving Page I How merchants and 3hipr< x?nd less to make more Page 5. A consignment of new models in baby carriages at Robinson's— Page 9. CHRYSLER LOW INITIAL COST
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      13 1 Therr is no better Tea than BIG I A TKA GROWN IN MALAYA
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    TO VSIT THE SCENE
    176 2 Magistrate's Decision in Housebreakins a>t'l hope these young ladies will be at home. I ca: I c »n go but I will go sometime." remarked Mr H A the Singapore Cri:: Dfctllfl Judge, yeste: in e\ desire to visit the scene of a Singapore boarding gsjejM
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    RUPTURED SPLEEN
    137 2 I Successful Operation on Chinese Assault Victim A remarkable surgical BOMevsmenl In v >a ved I ilownv. i:\ -J'T.itior. for a ruptured sploon. was reierred hi hi Hi Criminal Distn Court, before Mi H V I .'St. 1 I Ah« I I m DSC WSJ mentioned. •a. dhsasei
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    DEFENDED HIS BANANAS
    341 2 Estate Owner Fined For Injuring Thief H bealmf expedition into s plants* ion ot! [1 R" d hl< H** sstwnsll J Kith for 0M ••'■■>: d thr A ner of the 1 iMftaJ i:,- I not only sustained a tracUm I 1 ,i at the hands oi
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    JAVANSE CHARGED
    355 2 Alleged Housebreakins; it St'letar Alleged to be a noccricus boveekreaker, a ycung Javanese! who gave his riame as .-..n bin Karsan. was yesterday cha: before Mr. H. A. Forrer. the Singaporr Ciiminarl District Judge, with dishonestly retaip.mg stolen pi op Tlie exhibits included ameng other t: khaki nd
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    NON-EUROPEAN RELIEF FUND
    110 2 Decembei donations '■> the NVr.-Eu: Relii Fund were as follw; Previously acknowledged <J4 3" H a Bubramanlsja, Gen: i> Malayan Tobacco Distributors Liu. (Will&'s Gold Flake Con' 150.00 Eurssfan Association B'jpsn BSJSBSth Subscription Ust Lft/M Municipal CommLssionerb 18.20 Tan Took Seng Hospital Star! 14.50 Municipal Commissioners, being
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    DYING FISHERMAN LASHED TO MAST
    67 2 W Lewis. 58. ot Huwlß, Ch«- 0 i n Dee estuai;. v U Itfl boat. roundered in a stn iid. and Vhik WSJ -d himself I to the BM .1 Ruhard BnUM and Star] I fft out fishin? I caught sight cf the W'.lluim. and
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    SWISS INDUSTRIES
    223 2 This Year's Fair at Basle The annual SwLss Industries Pair will be held Basif permanmt l.t adquart.-r>. Ifaidi Hth. to April 4ih IM I tiful old aHh h;.:- ■.t o> •n a centre of gfJHMfegl and inte'.lertual life ol Europe for many centuries, and the progTesstre tendencies cf
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    CHANGE OF CHINESE CONSUL
    132 2 s«-quH t«» Visit <•! Foreign Minist- i 1(» Penang A sensation was ciiutd in Penang In the Chin- tyuDhhT v9T (IK ftBDOUOOCfIftCOw VHT Dv* 1 Louis Nfaosiang Tchou. Special Commissioner sent by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Nankin* who is now in Penane. to the effect
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      295 2 WAHPOX'i j nil. xi v w\» ot mi w in<- A razor that gees as near to root cf the trouble as possible. L Removes the toughest beard RDEEAL HBPERBAEI Inv cporsMl in the F I S Kalii.- Plavr. Singapore. BUSINESS CARD^ BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY I H. NUGENT BLXKERIDGK Highest
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      452 2 sim;apork mi M( trxi NOTICE, Tenders. ■rVm MB .ivpn that Itnitfi M d for t..<- folloming mate services and that particulars of such tender* nay Si bt.nea in the Tender Room Municipal Offices Supply of Sluirr ii ll lst 1933 to 30th A?)r;l 1934 Date of Closing. 4 pm. March
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      655 2 KKDKRATKII MVI STATES KAII Offers are invited for th a. "SHAMHOCK us she now li. >* »t k. J;ihi v K< MB! I s|»| ll l< I :< t\ f anjlli IC3 fact. Breadth 21 feer .raft (loaded* 1 foot uvh. approximately g knom. Marhmary cammtt or one hsYmsnu xmnd
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      254 2 THK WEEK J Thur>d.o. IMB. [igh Water 10 15. 9< ft.. 2: j 57, h T ft RHM Fourth Day tugby M«c:. I] College vs Wiitshires. ll College. I •ootba'.l Wiltshire Regime!.- >CFA L sj M•: Bf-sar. Iridav lth fcgh Water 10.51. 9.9 ft.. lugby SCC B Piiblir Services at
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    ENGLAND BIDS GOOD-BYE TO
    745 3 ENGLAND BIDS GOOD BYE TO THE SQUIRE I LANDED GENTRY" FAST DISAPPEARING ESTATES IN THE BARGAIN BASEMENT Vast Change in Ownership ot Rural Britain i A vast but silent change is taking plac r.;ral Britain, 'writes John t Otofcn mi Secretary or the Incorporated Landed Property Agents halls. HMD and
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    FAMOUS STARS IN PANTOMIME
    857 3 LONDON'S CHRISTMAS SHOWS Best Season For Years From Our Own Correspondent London. !>»■< .'7. The pantomime season is in full* as been for many years. Our are now appearing in this type- of .-how. M the Hippodrome is Dick Whittington. where :he reiipt for Pantomime Pie
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      234 3 POPULAR^ AL-C c THEWORLD :j& \^^s£o~j) ChiversJams V. R \it X C&. HMf Kaag Btoak Chambers, Sincap*rc. lCod sucking VvvJ U F^OISONER \V^ l. v■■ 1 1 wl l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Mil- Ba^Lfli ii in 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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      460 3 SAVEFLOOR SPACE. El WASTED EFFORT. 1 1 SLIP. FIT -Tg/Cjft lii iHjhi I iaV9a^aT 't i Bflm *4HaV aVaV \A^5 -44Mbl^ELmi ai >^a\as '^Ja^HßUam wCa^aV llaV ~i&>k- i.*J—- ißßam .aa^LvSk "a fj j Sl23i\ -a?a^a%MD«^alal 14aaH •^■Mra^aV. I' T -^T t**T BBai PaT^ > 7Vrr* < fCj^ft v I *"ii_'
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    A CASE FOR RETRENCHMENT
    238 5 A CASE FOR RETRENCHMENT Mnu Men-haul* and Shipp< i> an Spend L< h. M;ik<- Moro Profit inaumi automatical!)- tarn Mr at gwrhtads are cut. One of the most prevalent directions In which overheads are imnrrrmsrtTr high, and even unnecessarily incurred, is Hnk«4 in all directions but this, are paying heavy
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    RADIO MASTS ON MUNICIPAL BULDING?
    1242 5 RADIO MASTS ON MUNICIPAL BULDING? How M;il;iyu (ould Be Equipped hit Broadcasting \1)1)R1:SS TO ROTARIANS 5 r. Muni, .pal Kuihimi; i- .id.n.r.iMv suited L-n.ils i.. i lon- ua\f radio transmission ifci FUght Ueutcnu 0m oi thr K\ w-t,,,]^ in m thr MMMix.rc Kot.ir\ luh .hurt w.iw transniiNsion lor uutlyiim ,1
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    HIGHER STANDARD OF WRITING
    376 5 HIGHER STANDARD OF WRITING »ii. l*rit'>tlo> on Hooks ol To-day h Walpole presided over a distinguish "eraiy gathering at the Book Soc |g Luncheon held at the Park Lane Hotel. London. Mr. J. B Mtttkfi replying to the toast of Literature." said that there was a eh; :ng in that
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    GOOD-BYE TO SIR "TOM" CALLENDER
    446 5 ir<{ Put Electric Tables Along the HE HAS ALTERED THE FACE OF LoXDoN The man whose invention made the lightLcndon has retired. He is Sir Thomas Octavius Cailender. •y years ago. he worked witi tether 111 a tiny lasjHjai in Leadenhall-st now he has retired
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    40 5 gian-American Line carried 6.060 l passengers in both directions during the lint B half of 1932 In 1931 the number was 5,670 same period. r rhis increase Is an mdi- .n of the me reaaed piwengir traffic between America and
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    SAVING OF £70,000 A YEAR
    214 5 Sala r\ \l lu< i ion> in \eu York Sew Y«*. With New York lacing one of the want financial crises of its history, Tammany, which controls the City Government, made preparation* "to reduce the salaries of municipal employees. whenever the State Legislature shall make
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    ELGAR WRITING A NEW SYMPHONY
    80 5 ELGAR WRITING A NEW SYMPHONY omposed at the Am <»t 7"> tor 8.8.C. Bgar, OM.. at the age d ng on a aphony. It te vill probably be heard lUtumn. Tins the Hind Elgar symphony, is dedicated to fa tttWi :■■'>• U a Sir Landon Ronald, who BOMT and HI
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      69 5 6.15 PAVILION 9.15 r.s Phone 690J LAST NIGHT? IVOR \OVDLLO 1 ir/ v:1 HI VI.L.W H. i:\. K( 0.M15 in •THE LODGER-TO-MORROW Par;un»»unt'> thrillin.u. exdthlfl rv HK NIGHT of JUNE 13 IN BROOK and CHARLBB R1 GGI Bfl VM) \iUl STAR (AST. VICTORIA THEATRE s'n/ffrr/ni/. tan. Jlst, and Saturday, Jan.
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      235 5 An Absolute TRIUMPH! HPS 1KIE: I IMB W PA( KKD HOI SFS NKiHTI V Nigjhtly at 6.15 and 9.15 *-~~~^^M*^^M*!M m »w 1,-.,. t >v 1 I -re comes to Singapore a lull- I Western— Her triumph for tH British Talkie Industp ...t isand thrillt pfwerved lM ||m m m
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  • SPORT OF THE DAY.
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      HOME RUGBY
      619 6 The BriUUnt Recovcrj of 15ri>tol M is not the 1 ast doubt that the ay. m the Of this seasoi. been of a highei standard than let several. sea- I >een lather .tord to the 8 woula b^ a diflfi< ult I suggest aval dub as being superior
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      INDIAN TEST CRICKET
      442 6 Ceylon XI Force a Draw DHhi. .Lan 1 Thanks to the esce&ent effort of s. s. vickienia. whose 130 in the Bnl '>'•'■■ individual score made for or t the Ceylon cri< Indm. Ceylon were able to force draw in the non-on\. Test, which VM Delhi. Scores:
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    PERAK T.C. SPRING MEETING
    136 6 I-: i. lurf Club spiing ny be held J on S.. 1 11 Wi Inesdaj ,md Saturday. I--11. 15 and 18 There will be three runs itch for Hi-i-m.-Class 1. 2 and 3 and Ponies Class 1. If er. 1 -permit races will be provided for
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    CALCUTTA TENNIS TITLES
    71 6 Splendid Woman's Singles I inal iU utt.t Jan. r Ci..un- vi thr Italian (ham featlng India hHM D H I IB firth 7_5. 6 4. 6 2. Bignonn a Vu Jt-nnv Sandison 3—6. 6—3. B—6 T* 1 :inest won,:. n; Ml in India. Miss B led 4—l
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    THE CORINTHIANS
    258 6 Games With Navj and Isthmian League rr rt! O Ov Correspondent i London, lin On Saturday Corinthians entertained Royal Navy a| C:;.~m! Palace, and although they had a good share of the exchanges, -liing caufed the Service side to be two goals t: Ithin 1 minute:-. Taylor and
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    GERMAN BOXER MATCHED
    104 6 Jlrilka to Meet Gunboat Jat k Arrangenifnts li been BOgapMed for a match between Gunboat Jack and the German i: pesee shortly at the Coloni'o'i i 5 edn Stadium IgfJU bM I >ut. with a great reputa\ .<■::.' ad in Eui' I csjsl sjsj the Raal He
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    HME RUGBY
    57 6 Witjan's 45 Points Against WakefiHd London. Dec. .1 M■• i by League to-day resulted as follow Barrow 13. Brougir-: I: Dewsbury 15. York I I i ymt 3. Oldham 22. Helens R. 5. St Helens 10. ad ii W Wm M A h. 5. Wlgai I VVakefield Trinity
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    THE NEW GOLF SCHEME
    824 6 Playing Length of Cour>es Golfers throughout cv it B -tain had "a N v :om the British Golf UnlOP*' j MMmj Council. This is their revised scheme for standard of courses H .irv A booklet will be sent to all )r |Mi :ull particulars of the
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    ITALY vs. BRITAIN
    27 6 I Irani loui Xrranyrd -otball Association are sending an English team to Italy and Svita-r: M... B be the first international gam. :id Italy.
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    M.C.C. IN AUSTRALIA
    113 6 Third TY>l On Friday The third Tost match U t-< Australia opens at Adekuce on P X BUM Below are the uatting and bow.: D. tourift* ay excention of the minor two day.- ♦These four players figsrec Inm. NO H.S 1 T»te 13 52' 64 s• |p
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    SUSSEX CRICKET
    66 6 ,1 1 L l> able to lead Sussex n xt bsmssi Is making satisfartorv rium to Smltaerland. vh«T. i illness tovmrd mill be oblifed to tak. Ev n player of leading a rounty m<l. the strain becor great»*t wi» county is fighting hard to cap* I almost U
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      394 6 Sllenburys Foods IWc from tlir purrst milk of cows pastured in the home counties, the *Allenbur\ Focxis ar- M easily diges*t.»s gsj Amts germ free and are simply and quickly made by the ditior. ot I oiling ua'.'-: 0r..: M.lk Food S> 1 V. T -I No 3 MaliW Food
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      218 6 fc!*V'J 9^ LITTLE FRIEND OF ALL THE WORLD. %$M TIM 4UBTI N U RE. there and everywhei Seven Ton 'tr is witho- t excep- fQr f<>ur p^^^ the mie touper n.5 ctp tured the heart ar.d tien the embodiment of everything that goes to imagination of the motoring public as
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    RAFFLES AND E. AND O. HOTELS
    3999 7 i CONSTRUCTION SCHEME APPROVED leei i ii'j; ol Singapore Creditors Vest c relay 0 An OTHFR ALTERNATIVE" iPpr•• i! ,v i~ expressed h\ th» r> Krothers uhni they nut in the Kxihanse MMdrr th. srht-mr tor thi reconstruction I ma n I. ■.iiurcs „f
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    DROVE CHILD TO SUICIDE
    291 7 CHINESE STEPMOTHER PINED Counsel on Parents' Rights to Thastise The east- thf Chint s woman. Koh Geok Kheng. who was charged with cruelty •MeH WM allt^fd to have drtVOI step-daughter to suicide. was concl i:< n MET. J. F. P. Gregg in Urn P I 'Com*
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    $170,000 CONTRACT
    321 7 170,000 CONTRACT i Singapore Harbour l>o;in» ;<> Svcpai r Soli Sir rbour Board have secured the j "CO contract loi tht repair of the Soli, j the Norwegian oil tankt: v.mdi went aground on Jarinp l MODtk ;mri badly damaud The work will keep between j 100 and 500 men
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    ROBBED IN A PLANTATION
    93 7 (nbHrr's Story Hold ii;i l»> IhriM- Mvn A ehaiiie of robbing a ccbblvr ol $1 ougTi as B -.1 dm evening in October was bMt Koh Bah I fore Mr. -iiThe :tory told by the DPP. i I Ot Ah di One of them had a
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    TRAFFIC IN TELEPHONE WIRES
    876 7 CHINESE DEALER FINK I) Sequel To Epidemic of Tutting I nr some time p.ist considerable .innnvanic .md < \|mii>.- have been c.iu»<'d to the Oriental IHeplmne ompain .md Rreal in< omeniem lo subscribers m various parts of s-iii;;.ipnrf chiefly in th«- Miburbs. owing to the l.v
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    SMUGGLED HYLAMS
    691 7 First Prosecution Inder Aliens Bill COURT WARNING ING Chinese Who Aroused .lohore Police Suspicions priil«'vt«-(! tlwii pi t i iti< <il or^.i niscil ilcmiriivt r .1 1 kid- »lu<h him »\ir mi i. ni|i|>. d 111 th, I. ud Hm «js l.rmithl in tin •|m.i. <l Polin- <
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    INDENTURED LABOUR
    131 7 Abolition A^rctd to in llorneo A meeting of the Legislative CouncU of Brlf: Borneo has passed a BUI effecting identured labour. UK he Governor (Mr. A. P. Richards). addressing t h< tated "The iinaali is somewhat historic. By the abolition of indentures we are clearing a foundation upon
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    19 7 Mrs. J. H. Inglis. former Division ConwnlMtoocr lUes. and Malayan has been appointed by Imperial I). c I North.
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      100 7 LAW NOTICr: Thursday. .lanuar\ 12th Before the < hiel Justice in the l*t Court at 10 .em Ju \V:n- Tfti Lota Id C 1 i q X- Will of S.ov. Im I t l<»l!..«.(i i.\ I 4H3 25— S. Solomon M v. (Summons-in-Chamber NO 1114 H M c„: d '>'■■'"
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS THURSDAY, JANUARY, 12, 1933. A JOY RIDE TO PWNANG
    417 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS THURSDAY, JANUARY, 12, 1933. A JOY RIDE TO PWNANG The Singapore member- oi t ivLegislative Council will be v.<n:nu Penaim on Monday tor the first Council meeting ol the year But lor tlif tact that the experience of discussing the Colony.- alia::- m Penan;: i*> a very
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    BRITISH TRADE DISPLAY
    178 8 Singapore importers haw we think. decided wisely in agreeing to hold mother exhibition oi British |OOdf tliis year on the lines ol that held during the Empire Shopping We< k last year, and Mr. Boulter, the British Trade Commissioner, \g to be congratulated upon havinu taken the
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    A WELCOME CONTRACT
    184 8 It's an ill wind that blow.- nobody any BjMd The yroundint! •>1 the Norwegian oil tanker Sol: on th»Jaring Reel in the South N'atunalast month ha- brought a welcome repair contract to Singapon the Harbour Board navn.u SSI B entrusted with the extensive task of ttakfttf iBOd
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    138 8 The Hon'ble Mr T Adams is better and :ho Bungsar Hospital. Mai Mr. Abdullah bin Noordin. of Perak. rettccd Raja Petra. the Klang Magistrate, on Monday. The latter is going on leave for about two months Mr. G S. Raw lings has been transferred to oca from Jasin and is
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    100 8 LATEST TIN AM) KIBB! PKIC ES AND STERLING KAIKS Rubber and Ti:. prices and the sterling ra r e In N- York and Paris, specially cabled to the Free Press, are as follow TIN: London Jan. 1 1 Spot £147' 2 (£145%). Forward £148' 4 (£1463 8 Tone
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    SHALL INVESTORS
    71 8 Increased Thrill in Britain M KM show that steady progress continues tkm State controlled thrift institutions, mi at March 31 last the total due to smai: vpstors through tbm In ltutlons was £1.163. BUM IMi colossal sum, which shows an hNNMi of mm million pounds on the p«ME
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    TROTSKY'S DAUGHTER
    79 8 Dies of (la> Poisoning in GCMUMJ It* s liti Jan. 1 1 i'r.tu Voiknw BimrtHn. crcdib'y reported to be Trotsky's daughter, who was found dead from gas poisoning recently, worried over a I >>n f rom wh?re she was undergoing treatment for lung trouble. A Constantinople message reports
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    457 8 NEWS T« tn. idito. —As an attentive reader of your paper many years may I be permitted to endorse enthusiastically the sentiments esßvessed t>\ one who signed himself "A Reader" and whose fetter was published in your issue of January pedal emphasis being drawn to bis
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    ANNOYING WIRELESS ENTHUSIASTS
    286 8 ANNOYING WIRELESS ENTHUSIASTS 1. I! Sir.— A few weeks ago wireless enthusiast* were filling your columns with letters describing reception: since then they have been silent as far as newspapers are concerned, but unfortunately their machines and sets have not I live in a quiet residential district, far from the
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    PRINCE ALI KHAN
    78 8 Ajra Khan's Son Flies to .Malaya [PVom Our Own Correspondent] ■P Ali Khan, son of His Illitinri the Aga Khan, arrived at Fwisnt TWtmlaj trim Rangoon in a Pus Moth aerapbne. n i iihiiHil by Mr. Dubasia The plane was to have huaded on the Polo Ground.
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    MR. WANG CHING-WEI
    21 8 Mr. Wane Ch!n?-wei has left the sanatorium t T and Is leaving for China vta Mar scales.— Rcuter.
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    WORLD CONFERENCE IN APRIL
    434 8 WORLD CONFERENCE IN APRIL HEET AT Britain's \\w laadsa, 4f I The prepuratoiA <omn Economic and Monetary Con; I at Geneva to begin draft in. aj agenda for the Confer. world conference. wh. I ha>: not yet been fixed but tt- ->t,- j sftfcms nw Ml that it will m-
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  • CHINESE WEDDING
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      DAUGHTER OF Mr. Eu Tong-sen Married
      104 8 DAUGHTER OF Mr. Eu Tong-sen Married A c was present at i last week at the wedding ssoapl the marriag- of Miss Julia I of Mr. Eu Tong-sen. the m j flngepore. and Mr. Percy Pak Sin; of Mr. Pak Kungnam of Cantor groom la the grandson of Mr. K«<
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      MISS GRACE HO TUNG ENGAGED
      81 8 Is Is announced that th< place, probably at the end of Jan Mi« Once Ho Tune seventh dm: Robert Ho Tung, and Mr popularly known as M H lie Bong Konff firm of ioH Lo and Lo. and younjprst son of M ehui of Hong
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    THE GOVERNOR
    55 8 I nest of Peaatig Knt:.r,;, n^ I Prom Our Own Corresf* i Wtmmm Allen, who bad been vMttng Lar. !it:nn'ri \i>t. relay The Governor aHMMgti the m of the Prnang Rotary Club, full Ineluiinff the Resident Councill< r Vh P*^ expressed the KtmUflcatlon of the n iiv" Cheng
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    BRITISH MEDIATION REJECTED
    1235 9 JAPANESE RKPIV TO ADMIRAL KELLY SI TTLEMBNTOPSHANHAIKWAN AFFAIR Fierce Battie for Chiuraenkow Still Rui:in< r x !li s Hou.,rd KHI>. thr omniunder-in-C hiel < hin., Station. otYrrni to settle th»- Shanhaikwan UIN bl "»tl> informed b> the Japaiu-M- naval -it hinuaiujtao that there u.»s no neivssitt for
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    AUSTRALIA TO NEW ZEALAND
    249 9 Another Kingsford Smith Flight AMOUS SOUTHERN CROSS RKBi'ILT New Hlvmouth, .las 11. i L. Nt-u Zealand was completed by Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and four companions in th< plantffwrthriii Gross to-a They left Sydney at 2.50 an. .urn landed i:. Ran t a h'.n-.- rmwd and
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    NO NEWS OF HINKLER
    466 9 Hope Centred in Seirec\ of lli> Plans I urn...:. Jan. I 1 No news has so far reached London n cardine the progress of Squadron-leader Bert Hinkler who left England early yesterday morning in an attempt to establish a new air record for the flight to
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    NO BUSINESS OF LEAGUE
    217 9 Persia And the Cancelled Concession u desireTo~sfttleU.S. Oil Interests To Keep Hands-off London. Jan. 11. A present then i.s ever} indication that thr Anglo Persian dispute will take its rourse before th< League of Nations notwithstanding th< indications that the Persian Government L> in-: anxious to
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    A FAIR HEARING
    125 9 \h alera's Appeal to Irish X lectors Dublin. Jan. 11. The big parties are united in one import point in the election campaign and that :> tin termination to maintain order. Mr De V;i a speech at Cavan appealed t>> his to give thth opponents an unt.
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    MARTIAL LAW IN SPAIN
    119 9 ke\()luti<*n;jr\ ()iitbreak> Spre^idiim Madrid, Jan. I I News fron difleient eaota iting the spread of the revolutionar> f Catalonian movement is causing serious uneasiness. A ft Is the determined attack on powder maga and arsenals with the object of increasing supof arms and ammunition. Four civil
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    SAVED BY ONE VOTE
    91 9 Austrian Cabinet's Narrow Escape Vienn-i. Jan. I I The alleged gun-nmn.iiK scandal n> brought down the Government during a disRMki 1,. Hm Parliamenlarv Rhh Commlsslon relating to the arrival in Austria I of 4c loads of rifles and machine guns from I Th» (■.,::<, 110r lengthily
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    BERLIN BATTLE
    82 9 Nazis Throw Slink Rombs At Communists Berlin. Jan. 1 1 There was a furiou^ b-ittle last •\\r,i.between Nazis and Communists folio- attempt by 400 uniform. .1 Hml bj fmi idflsi sion to a meeting of 2.000 Communists The Nazis threw stink bomb and the batt shifted to near-by
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    FRANCE'S ECONOMIES
    114 9 Cabinet Agree to lUi(iu<t Proposals Tans. 1.,n 11 Deputies generally express the opinion that Governnv i difficult situation rice MinLsi< r's plans to balance the t) £60,000, 000 and increasing taxation by the Mine amount. Business men favour cuts but oppose an htmtirr In taxes, v: servants and
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    BRITISH PLANES
    63 9 Another Order From Belgian (lovornmcni London Jan. II Th' I in, from tk M '< ■•■rnment for a I the third successive pan h the firm has dM Mgh pa to ■•if*****' r-;. ii v. Royce Kestrel Mil' S I ii Ml htm MN Men ten*:: mbers to
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    SOUTH AMERICAN WAR
    110 9 SOU TH AMERICAN WAR IV»ru and Colombia ir.d "Cause" To Kiiclii Bunm Aires. Ja*. 1 1 FtghUnc between Ptitiri— and Colombian forces Is tmni turn t, according to newspaper rep >:\ General Ramos, commander of the Peruvian troops at Iqultos, has notified the ColombiaD General Vasquezcobo that a Colombian advance
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    ALWAR RIOT'S
    48 9 Mritish Troops KfTcct Impro\cnu'nt Mwar. Jan. l! 't!. t :,t,:v M* vVC\i lilt. SIIUpHOtt* JMQ 1 1 *rL i it i j('v have been reported. The civil nnihttfi at Ramgarh and adjofntaff viUates have Ml thalr homes in order to give Mm troops a free n**d
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    MR. MACDONALD
    29 9 Mui-h Itcncfih-d l>\ Sh«. t Holiday ■am in *ii, «aq. y. fr^m« Mtattcr ratuiued to *-innlnn ywIfri.m '^\'Ttmtok, flealteatf. Mack kftttftted in health by his short hottts*.
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      30 9 Oldhim one of the few towns win h have decided against the Sunday opening of cinemas The re.sult <f a ballo! For ?L'7 against 12.092— a majority against of 8.865.
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      88 9 BABY CARRIAGES We have recently icceived a consignment of New Models in Baby Carriage: These enibod\ all th« latest improvement v MARMET BABY CARRIAGES Fitted with Marniet ball bearing wheels. <orlx» tyre> sponge rubber suspension. Price 555.00. STAR BABY ARRIAGBft Price- $-15.00, $55.00. ROBINSOK CO., LTD. <Im nrporated in the
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      905 10 TBE BLUE PDNNET LINE Ocean THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co.. Ltd. Steam Ship Co Ltd ar.d China THE HU A KHIOW STEAMSHIP Co., 1932 > Ltd. itual Steam Navigation Co ltd. THE CUNARD STEAM SHIP Co. Ltd THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co. Ltd iHE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co. Ltd NA NAVIGATION Co..
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      603 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated to __igUnd) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Doe BaUt B(eamer B'pore. B'pore. t.s. CITY OF ATHENS For London Rotterdam and Hamburg Jan 14 Jan 16 b.s. CITY OF RANGOON For Havre. London, Rotterdam and
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      425 10 P. fe 9 O. British India and Apcar Lines (Incorporated in KaslftX-.) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N CO UNDER CONTRACT WITH Hl^ M\JKSIV> (in\I»;NM»N LONDON AND FAR V \>l MAII SFKVICI OUTWARDS FROM LOMhIn FOR CHINA Due Tonnaff Mn«*por» H*»n»f* >i 3 CARTHAGE SOMALI NM
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      612 11 O. S. K. Line. KOK \KKI( AND MM Til AMERICA s%NTOS HAKU MnM AIRCS m *****.50. Du rblln po rt Wanbatb, Cape Town. Rio de Janetro. Santos M X U^S!!?" 0 for £190) Feb 15 16 Wf H.ws ia Colombo. Mombasa. Zanzibar. Car-es-BaJaam. Beira. Lourenco Marques and t ARIZONA «ARt
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      498 11 PRESIDENT LINrP to i;iitoi k i: FROM SINGAPORE AND PENAM; \l\ COLOMBO. BOMBAY. SIEZ PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA. NAPLES GENOA MAKSKILLES AND NEW YORK. Arrive Leave Le ave Arrtvr Spore. S"porc Penanjf. York Van Buren Jan 14 Jan. 17 Jan. 19 ?>h 28 Pres. Garfield J;,n. 28 Jan. 31 pfcfc •>
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      959 11 K. P. M. KOMNKLIJKF PAKFTV^hj M\A7>' II \l!|j J Ki. \s,i. Thu: day. Jan. 12. Cheribon. Semarang. Sourabaya, Boelelenp. Ampenan Pada:ig.| Ha. B tMa and Banjw.r^ngi. TIDORK-Thu! day J J: s, ,-lat -Pandjang. Bengkalis. Soeneei-Pakri Siak and Pakan-I <KlMi:r— Thursday. Ja:: 12. Hong Kong. Swatow and Amoy. I MXkWv,-: Kiay.
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    ZIEGFELD BEAUTIES AS 'TAXI-DANCERS'
    186 12 A Dollar ¥m 1 Short "Hops'" \i-u \urk A trikin ign ol tlie tunes was brouglr notice v.hrn I visited a newly n-cpened dance h U fl Broadwa; I'll,- so-calhd 'taxi-dam n^' h:i\r been MVfMi, but with this difference whereas formerly tin- taxi-dancers" were Just dance
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    BATHING TRAGEDY
    305 12 European and Witt 1 Drowned in Ceylon It inn— »lw Jan. 2. A double sea bathing tragedy has occurred in Trincomalee. the victims being Mr and Mrs. Herbert H B Hawkins of Haddon Hill School. Nuwara Eliya. Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins and M I L. Rogerson. Assistant Government
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    JUDGE DEFENDS PRISONER
    169 12 SonU'iuv> Hi> Own (lit tit T«. A let! Mr Justice Hawke appointed himself as defending ccunsel in a case at Lewes Assizes. He failed to secure the prisoner's acquittal and. in the end. reverting to the role of judge, sentenced his client to twelve months imprisonment. The
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      573 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated In Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA '7.37:) ton*' and the 8S MANGOLA '3.352 Cargo onlyl s MARELLA Ls one of the .ar-e.n and finest steamers trading to Australia Cabins de luxe,
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      522 12 HENDERSON LINE. homkw arb passa^ x'hmh ik v\iuv<^ Best available Hetw.^:. FUngoon. Mar^.ll.- Obtainable and England. HOMEW\RD SAIUNi.s C C X lift of I l.^^ nin«i ■> iiimn n »v Vmm SST m WAGONS I v BHAMO WODI O '"AVfl SI PVicT) IRRAWADDY Feb 11 BURMA r n YOMA Mar
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      750 12 HAIL DKSPATCHES BY TRAIN Bam kok .v. i> Saturua;. pm :.i d Tin.: 73 X .30 am Saturdays >' 11 Kuantan I' Il I aniut I Monday to ffktfgg Urn ft* Egypt, i I South A S ian Burma India Iraq Palestine d Byropc Great Britain. Ireland. Noith and South
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      161 12 01 ui,..'t Nil. Coal Wharf Nil. VESSELS IN I>KY IMM R* Tanjonj? Pajtai Albert Dock: NO. Victoria Dock: Nil. Kepp.l llartx.ui King's Dock Nieuw Holland. No. 1 Dock Toussoum. No. 2 Dock: Theden*. VESSELS ARRIVED ar. 713. from Kurhing U, for Kuching 14 Karoa. Erit 3607. from Calcutta 11, for
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      SHIPS' ANCHORS
      2563 13 All H «.:i<'al Su. A E. Osborn. of Me.s and Sons, Ltd., Netherton Iron Work Dudl his presidential addn Iron and Str< ton, took for his subject th hi.tory of hips' anebs Mr Osborn reminded his audiene that the manufacture of anchors w; !v an in-1 duitiy of
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      NOTICE TO MARINERS
      64 13 Removal liuo\ it Maratebus j atnuaec The red, eaascal buoy at the Maratebas ltion 2.45 miles 115 degr. from r Point lighthouse, Lat. 1 degr. 2' 13" N. i 110 degr. 33' 40" E.. has been removed. Charts that have been affected are, B.A I 1822. 1746
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      K.N.I.L.M.
      20 13 Passengers arrived Mr. Wasscrfallen. Mr. m Tjong Tjaw. Passengers left Dr. Sanderson. Mr Clackcltt. Mr Sinclair. Mr. T. Ballandyne.
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    TO THE SPANISH MAIN
    194 13 The trade of the galleons with the coast of the Spanish Main will be recalled by the effort about to be made by Spain to establish Hw* of passenger and cargo steamers to these potts new shipping policy has been evolved which will make full use
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    64 13 The Finnish House of Commons has approved a sum of 4 million marks for the extension and Improvement of the Sandvik Docks In singfors. That city contributes 1% million* to operation. Finland wffl thus be provided :•'■<:. 'also with equipment for reparation. The new shops for merchant ships do not
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      474 13 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS (Daily ami Weekly Editions) ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. Cable Addre». ADVMM BBS, StNGAPCHU Malaya. DdNered with the Cftwfta (i i.-.«t news Isttit twirinsjai and latest an ■frwsjnccsMßts. I»ndon rubber and Urn J*Mm appear daily. Special tur»s iru lude picturt i i 1 story. j tl! J^: rincni'i j
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      103 13 NEXT TIME YOU GO HOME jUI %tt t>e lawt i ii whit b tiU C«a*dl«B 1 R«| 14^ Mt Rod Km. taJ!«t «tf tJ^n *ii— T^^-w JKaW^mA Through bookinp tnj Steam. h F Lj r# g^F i|R/ li ft. l^r^m »m.«^, Mi .«»,rt» A-^-lM MM I! Canadian National ]jj| Tii^Favourite
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    "ROOF OF THE WORLD"
    156 14 Kxpodition Discovers NonPerrous Metal Deposits Mi v I. in l». v r ski tan d Pamir, an expedition of the USSR A nee« has discovered a». Pamir, known as the k the World,** deposits of ai-riferous satid and non-ferrous metal and arsenic. These canritm are of
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    RUSSIAN ART EXIHIBITION
    71 14 RUSSI AN ART EXIH IBITION Leningrad. Jan. 10. An exhl panning* madt usts duriin ,i:i -r :n .1: i;a.been opened hi n The exhibit! n .1 1 nt ings by 300 artists of various schools and is housed 111 th: w. !.;iIK ■>! th. Hus. lt! M'i-i'iir. -mm rnnit roiimnssion
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    ARE BALD MEN GOOD MEN ?
    414 14 ARE BALD MEN GOOD MEN The Answer is in the Chamber of Horrors tough or. Haiti. A ni;ui «lM happens to be a trinN :aked on top constant^ himself referred to as a bald-headod old bhuhttr. ami quit*- ».«ih :n life hi- k vnUfcl down as a veteran. Tht latest
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    PRETTY MISSES AND THEIR KISSES
    285 14 Willi Word \liou'. ••'I 1.. Missus* 1 r,n ;i "i ut h iiOur policemen down in Bournemouth seldom set all dressed up in boiled shirts and tails and go on "night -club duty." as we are told London policamen do. Our policemen down in Bournemouth
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    THREE DEAD IN RIOT
    64 14 Came T.i Protest, Stayed To Shoot Salerno. lt.il>. .lan. T. Three people wore mi four seriously I in a riot by 300 demonstrul m< iv. San Giacomr> to call alti :i t i*»ri in hv:ii i:i :.,<!... :'(rvi.. thry attacked the poHei p<> t 11. :\\;u.e
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    SHORTHAND FOR 14 NATIONALITIES
    55 14 Moscow, .lan 10. Tin comnutt.l ol lentifi. w rkers engaged laiini/uig alphabi I has worked iut a system .a-ithand writinc uhuh .an be it ilii't <. through th< media ol 14 different languages :.;-iii r- ii: use in the U.S.S.R Among these are the I'/bek. Turkoman
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    4 MILES—144 TRAINS
    53 14 4 MILES—1 44 TRAINS The new London Metropolitan Railway extension "> Stanmon 'hough only a little more than foui miles long, has necessit.a. <i ih> moval o\r hall million rubu- yard.' i .rti: A .<:;(' !:t(;..i iTlln V. ill h( nill over ihf lin< with 144 trains dailj betWMa 9tiUk>
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    WOOLWORTHS'70 PER CENT
    104 14 But Share Market Was Disappointed I undo... J.,11 On the Stork Exchange the general tone was favourable to-day, gilt-edged securities, parti- dust- rally quieter. W< loeod 71s. on a final dividend of 2s, making dividend for tho year TO per rrnt this as for 1931. but ted
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    14 14 i v i ii J"P« •I -iman. of the >.• t If v months' leave.
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    A CAPTAIN'S LAST COMMAND
    131 14 'Full Spod Ahead' He La> Dyinu captain of a great Atlantic Imr lay SI ship sped towards Nem York. «*as the doctors- verdict Immediate operation was imperative. ile the sick man was under the anesthetic the liner was put at half speed. The operation was performed.
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      212 14 t_Hy^i has superseded all other |_rTP^yi i> dtli^htfully palatable and ©C__^^ exhilarating Y-T*^ **t4 is made from pure Orange \yfQ^M is liked equally by adults I ffO Ty^ is drinK for all occasions. I LrYlTlr7^ !v >timulaiiiift Aerated hPO& FRAMROZ CO. Build up your Strength with KALZANAthe Calcium Food Calcium
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      176 14 BRITISH BROADCASTING I CORPORATION j J PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA Bl RMA. J I STRAITS NhTTLFMI \T> r.c I FEDERATED MALAY SI VMS J I FROM THE EMPIRE IKANSMITTER, J i DAVENTRY, ENGLAND i VtMNtengtbs: :'5.3 metres and 31 3 J metres. j I To-day's Programme fhur^d.j*. l.mu.ux 12th 3J| 230
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      691 14 BANKS ASD L\SLRAM;e\ THE VOhOHAM. HANK. I ■mm R^erve Fund J Prealdent X Kodama Vice-Prerident K. Tak» ■■■< Omm i laaehain^ Bta0B9«« Braaeh JI-a. CHILI A t^BH yds Batik. Ltd MHBM Egypt). BMavia Btrbn a^j Calcutu. Canton Changchun. Da:-. r f naniDurj, BIHW, MMBMI. H"m ■■oolulu, Kalyuan Karactal, Kobe. Loodaa,^
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      356 14 BOUND FOOT DIAL Popular Shortwa\e Radio Station> The fcilowing is a Mst of stations which can be received in Singapoie Ja.a Station* Bandoeng PL.M frcm about 5.20 p.m. gramophone records and telephony tests with Sydney, Au.-tralia. and other stations. Usual call after recorcs Hullo Sydney." Tanjong Tnok, 21 rr.i-:res from
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    FRASER'S REPORT
    599 15 Markets generally since reopening after the holidays have been on the qi.: d in the share market especally there has been very change to report cither in quotations ur sentiment Tin. as the result el disappointing end-of-'•ar estatistics. experienced a sharp decline 42. but the drop proved too
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    HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION
    53 15 The Singapor-" I H kottg am Shanghai Ba:.r.:: Oar] I hf following message fro: Hon Kong: "Subject to audit ■onjlgM .tzd OjajattfM Bui.-.:. 1 |g4 -.a for th ye« be O- 1 subject to deductn f of Written oil ••mist account $1,500,000. Carried forward t
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    131 15 hanues in Representative Prices lan. 9 10. American Can. Com. 59 58 Am Tphone and T'graph 107 7 106.- 108 AMMMtf Railroad 43 t 43 Dupont 39 38 i ne. Common N.Q. N.Q. Oca. Electric 1$ 15.^ 16 Gen. Motors 13 i U 14 Ooodrch 5;,.
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    YESTERDAY'S RUBBER AUCTION
    133 15 The Singapore Chamber of Coniraerce Rubber J Association held its 1.104 th. auction yesterday I when there was catalogued 1.490.822 !bs M tons. Offered 1.404.338 lb=.: 626.94 (ods. Scla 1.253.704 lbs 559.69 tons. >pot London 2 13-32 d New York 3 1 I'KII US Xl \l l/»
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    AYER WENG
    119 15 Inteiim Dividend (>f :> IVr Cent TProm Our Own Correspondent' IVilun? Jan. U I The annual meeting <>t Ayer Weng (Raha 1 p c aapanf was ntM M Kara Uh4 TIV ih.i: U M.»j-'i I- V it lltff :or deprr. :.>t: BMIt ttHB I they «ftH 4 9H
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    NIPAH DISTILLERIES OF MALAYA
    99 15 Report foi period August 28. 1931 to Ju ■1 i93J tab thai acfcal mm wbacrtbed ton M-h-Mi- m P9.4M, out ot liab.: 1 kakni 1 tnm old poa nateiy to £io.ooo v I oaatton expenses of new company l to be provided. It was Ml poadbte,
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    81 15 I'ateiMHt. Simon> and ltd IVn.ny .i^»nt> H itput IVcemlx-r I BongeJ M. c.,!. .1000 fts. Rr-mpah Coconut 148.000 i. 4 I Rennie and < «< mini- h pat I Di lbs- (D. :^3l 47.000 lbs i. Kota Tin Ml 54.000. KM*>. 06.000) Clovelly j., S Xl
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      202 15 January 11 London. 4 months* sight 3 31 32 London 3 months' sight 2 3 15 16 London. 60 days' sight 2 3 29:2 London. 30 days' sight 2 3 7 8 London, demand 2|3 I London. T.T. 2|S 1316 Lyons and Paris, demand H Hamburg, demand 159
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      PRODUCE
      143 15 January 11 Singapore price (per pikul; $7r> Gambler <v Pepper White n Hake Tapioca S% Pearl Sago 8m;. 1 o Copra. Sundried 5.30 s^ii-o :*.our js Devoe"s ImfH-rla: B;'..lan: Kerosene p<r tin > 4 Sylvan Arrow Kerosene per tin 2 49 Soco:.\ M >' ir Ga.«oi:n»ex pump per British
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    66 15 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION January nth- 12 •Vtork mm Ft S S equal to London Standard Spot < loose 7', f OB. Standard R.S.S. on Tender Jan. 7 3 16 7 5 16 Feb. 7 5 M Apr-June 7 7 16 7 t If July-Sept Tone of Market— Dull
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    829 15 Tl I >l>\* JAM \K\ 1 1 111 INCLOSING Ql OTATIONS Asam Kumbani. 23s 6d 2Ss M Austral Malay I 1* **J om 10s6dlls6d Bangin Tii. lls Batang Padang iSI Batu Caves (ft) 25 Buki: Arang l«t) 40 nor n Malay I 5s 7s norn Chend«riang i£>
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      73 15 KA*rt* Pireed $12.006.0n0 Assurance in force over $35,000,006 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. 'Incorporated In th« Btr»lta Settlement* i r vjre^t Eastern Life Building. CecU Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27. Old Jewry. EC. £20 1J deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life
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    AUSTRALIA AND THE LEG THEORY
    943 16 AUSTRALIA AND THE LEG THEORY Trying to Kluff Warner and Jardine HAS r.'lM IJEEN I >Rl lOTTEN K> li I! < I I The bitter atUeks against England's fast bowlers bar Mr. Sydney Davis, Editor of the Sydney Referee, Mr. W. M. Rutledge and other rs In the popular Australian
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    17 16 rntimm WlUtanawm. who has done -nurh anti-malMtal wort on Ctaneron Ifcte reported brin« retn tKe «nd rf
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    EUROPEANS AND REST DRAW
    1059 16 A i INK DISPLAY OF HOCKEY Rmlari Forward Work By IVrdrbu I II ill- I 1 •'<• Kr-t Europeans and The Rest fought a draw of one goal each on the S.C.C. Padang yesterday, and provided one of the best dtspJays of bo 'hat has been
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    19 16 The ho<k between the SCRC and j* non-members XI. to have been p:^.,, 'Club Bround yesterday, was n elled
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    THE MALAYAN TURF
    287 16 The Penang New Year Meetin? HANDICAPS l-ok TO-DAY Handicaps tor to-day's races under the auspices of the Pening Turf Club are at, h* v.,, i. iNtniea— Class 3— <6 fur.): Timbang 9.6. MOM 8 It. Yellow River 8.0. Shorty Lund's End 7.8. Vitality 7.7. Chaldoyle 7.0. 12.
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    GOLF
    155 16 Kcppcl Ladies Beat A return two ball foursomes match between Keppol and Sepoy Lin.\s ladUs teams was played at Keppel yesterday and v suited in a win for Keppel by 1\ to 11,.I 1 Details (Sepoy Lines players mentioned fust Mrs. Cowap and Miss Stewart M Low and Mrs
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    OXFORD RUGBY
    132 16 \i'thfi Lnulhh .ipt.tm I IK.M'll i.ouiioii. i»- Oxford have chosen J. B. Bowers (Cheltenham and Trinity) as Rugby capt., and X L. T. Jackson i Rut-by and Trinity) as Secretary for 1933. Their duties will begin with the Lent term Thus Oxford will have an English -born iin
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    T. A. WARDALL DEAD
    137 16 Yorkshire rirketrr ii«> < red at Kossull I From Our Own Correspondent I OlKiilll. Thomas Arthur Wardall, whose death is announced at the age of 69. played for Yorkshire between 1884 and 1894, takinp part in altogether 65 matches for that county. Above the average nan.
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    S.C.C. CRICKET
    27 16 Mnitxr^ im notified that the annual rricket nt,' will be held in the lounge at 6.30 p.m. on Tuesday. All members mtatVMMl quested to attend.
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    S.C.C. FOOTBALL
    30 16 Members are notified that the annual football meeting will be held in the lounge at 6.30 p m on Monday All members interested are requested to att< nd
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    INDIA DEFEATS ITALY
    509 16 THE PROMISE OF I). KAPOOH Lawn Tennis Test at I akutta < tU-utta, Jan. 2. Iniua ha* I lirst lawn tennis I To-day, before a large crowd which included His Excellency the Governor, N. Krishnaswami Sertorio and so gave India the best of five matches. Though the
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    NAVAL BOXING
    161 16 (..ith.-i in- of Champions at Hong Kong What promises to be the outstanding event of the year on the China Coast will be staged by the naval authorities at Hong Kong to-mcrrow. when A. B. Morris. A. B. Ewin. A. B. Warnes. A B. Judge and A.B. Davies
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