The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 7 February 1934

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. 1 *<> H484. ESTD. 1835. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 1934 10 CENTS.
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  • Germany Can't Be Kept Down
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      BRITAIN BACKS ARMS DEMAND
      561 1 But Only If Other Nations GRAVITY OF FAILURE THOKiH he warned the nation of the grave a>n>equences that would follow if the Powers failed to agree on disarmament, Sir John Simon <!(j the House of Commons last night that the situation had eased enough to permit
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      FILM STAR CITED BY PEER
      71 1 FILM STAR CITED BY PEER Douglas Fairbanks As Co-respondent LORD ASHLEY London, Feb. 6. [ORD Ashley has filed a petition for divorce, naming Douglas Fairbanks (Senior), the well-known nun star and husband of Mary Pickford, as corespondent. Lord Anthony Ashley Cooper Ashley* is the eldest son and heir of the
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    BACK TO WORK
    44 1 London. Feb. 6. Mr. Quo Tai-chi. the Chinese Minister to London, has returned to work. He told a Reuter representative that he was much touched by the numerous inquiries from Ministers. M.P.s and .1 friends m London and China.- .i„MHMWtT- Reuter
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    GATTON HALL GUTTED
    149 1 Famous Country Seat Of "Mustard King" London, Feb. 4 Gatton Hall has been practically destroyed by fire. It was famous as heing the seat since 1888 of Sir Jeremiah Colman. known as the Mustard King, whose family for generations have had almost a monopoly of this condiment
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    12 PER CENT ON DOLE
    89 1 Problem Still Unsolved In U.S.A. Washington. Feb. 5. The tide of industrial unemployment has been temporarily checked though the problem remains unsolved, states the American Federation of Labour. 10.826.000 were unemDloyed m December 1933 of which 5.000,000 are temporarily working on Government projects for relief
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    24 1 Mr. F. H. Grumitt, who was operated on for appendicitis recently, has been progressing well and was expected to leave the hospital on Tuesday.
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    On Other Pages
    147 1 A young Chinese was killed and another severely injured when their car overturned after a burst tyre Page 9. More stringent tests of sincerity are to be applied to converts at St. Andrew's Mission Page 9. Financial experts prophesy that the dollar will rise and the franc
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    WHAT THEY DIDN'T TELL THEM AT HOME
    456 1 WHAT THEY DIDN'T TELL THEM AT HOME That Singapore Is Almost I, [1 Defenceless a^ From Our Own Correspondent London, Jan. 29. So much comment on the Singapore Naval Conference has been published m the Home newspapers this week that i even the briefest summary of it would fill many
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    50 FT. TIDAL WAVE
    74 1 Piers And Houses Destroyed Algiers, Feb. 4. Three persons were drowned and great havoc was caused by a huge tidal wave believed to be due to subocean tremors. The wave was 50 feet high and carried away over 1.000 feet of the 'new jetty and damaged
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    COMPETITION IN SINGAPORE
    74 1 Rubber Foot- Wear Questions In Commons London. Feb. 6. IN the House of Commons to-night, questions were asked concerning the competition of rubber footwear from Hong Kong m Singapore. Mr. J. H. Thomas said that represen- tations had been received from Canada and the matter was under
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    U.S. ARMY AIRCRAFT
    82 1 Big Increase Of Machines And Men Washington. Feb. 3. j An increase of 1,800 to 4,834 mi United States army aircraft and an j increase of 15.000 to 38.063 m the per- j sonnel is provided for m a bill introduc--6d into the House of Representatives. I
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    SUICIDE OF PLANTER'S FIANCEE
    151 1 SUICIDE OF PLANTER'S FIANCEE Lying Dead 0.. Trousseau PIMLICO TRAGEDY London, Feb. 6. A verdict of suicide while of unsound mind was returned at the inquest to-day at Westminster on Rose Clarke, aged 26, who was found gassed m a Pimlico boarding house. She was stated to have been preparing
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    TO VISIT SINGAPORE
    85 1 Australian Minister To Tour Far East Melbourne, Feb. 5. The Attorney General «Mr. Latham) will depart on March 17 on a three months tour of the East, embracing China. Japan. Hong Kong, the Dutch East Indies. Singapore, the F.M.S.. anc. probably. French Indo-China and the Philippines, with
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      62 1 KLIM POWDERED MILK NEAREST APPROACH TO PC7KB rh -li PASTEURIZED MILK ofJ TALNABLE IN THE TROPICS. ptT/.INABIJI AT AlaL LEADLSO PROVISION STORES. TO-DAY COCKTAIL DANCE Makan Ketchil 6.30 p.m. to 8.15 p.m. INFORMAL DINNER DANCE 9.45 p.m. to Midnight TUr THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Bth I* CELEBRATED VIENNESE DANCERS >•- 53(,0 IWE
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    £8,000,000
    181 2 Miss Hutton's Fortune New York, Jan. 21. Affidavits nied to-day m Surrogates Court disclosed that the fortune of Princess Alexis Mdivani (formerly Miss Barbara Hut ton. popularly known as the "Wool worth heiress" > at the time of her wedding m Paris six months ago. amounted to 4J 8.000.000
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    42 2 Mrs P M. Robinson has b< en ap- I pointed by Imperial Headquarters. Girl j Guides Association. London. Commis- 1 sioner of the Girl Guides m Malaya In place of Mrs. A Cavendish, who resigned. 00 leaving the country, last year 1
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    MAJOR-GENERAL LEWIN
    410 2 Malaya's New G.O.C. Arrives It iirst impressions count lor anything tfajor-General Ernest Lewin. C.8., ;.M.G.. D.S.O Malaya's new G.0.C.,; nust be impressed favourably with I Jirgapore as he saw it on his arrival, j Hi Excellency's official landing yeserdjy afternoon coincided with the tnniversary of Singapore an<l the
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      382 2 Law Notices For The Day The Chief Justice at Malacca Assizes. Before Mr. Justice Gerahty m the 2nd. Court at 11 a.m. Assizes. No. 10! Rex vs. Loh Wai. Before Mr. Justice Mills m the 3rd. Court at 11 a.m. Part heard.— S. 1257 32 Tan Mah Hoo vs. Kway
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      461 2 I TENDER; SINGAPORF MUNICIPALITY Tenders, Tenders are now I] following materials or particulars, see Ifunlcir. Supply oi iuo tons Quick Lime. Dai. oj Cl Wednesday. Feo Supply oi 400 ton road work. Date ol r o'clock. Baturda: Supply oi High iv Tubes. Date ol C l Monday. April Mth 0.
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      106 2 DIARY OF THE WEEK Wednesday, 7th. High Water. 02.29. 8.8 ft.; 15.12. 7.5 ft. Rotary Tiffin Adelphi Hotel 1 p.m Football: SCC. Colours vs. Whites. S.R.C ground 5.10 p.m. Commercial Cup, F. and N. j "A" vs. A.P.C. AJt Stadium. I Thursday. Bth. High Water. 03.06. 8.6 It 16.32. 6.7
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    WITNESSES THREATENED IN MURDER CASE
    1396 3 WITNESSES THREATENED IN MURDER CASE $500 Or Death Alternative MAN HE A TEN TO DEATH IN CATTLE MARKET dew i >pments marked the preliminary inquiry ol murder and two I the offence, yesterday J. F Curtis. Second jed was an employee of a i cattle trading company van Livestock Co.,
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  • SINGAPORE NOT A POOR CHINESE VILLAGE
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      But Many In England Think So
      658 3 But Many In England Think So Publicity Opportunity That Was Missed •From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Jan. 1.. Reverting for a moment to the Naval Conference and the articles concerning it which have appeared m tne English newspapers— does it sur prise you to hear that not a small proportion
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      RIOT AT AIR BASE
      287 3 Hammers And Axes Freely Used A riot among Chinese workmen at 'the Air Base was described m the Criminal District Court yesterday at the trial of five men who were alleged to have been the ringleaders of the rioters. Two large axes and two hammers were
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      FIRST ATLANTIC FLIER
      61 3 Forgotten Balloonist Dies In U.S. New York. Feb. 1. The death is announced of Mr. Walter Wellman. who m October. 1910. attempted the first trans-Atlantic flight m a balloon from Atlantic City, accompanied by six companions. The balloon, however, was forced down into the sea after a
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      SPANISH UNREST
      39 3 Madrid. Feb. t "A state of prevention' has been re- imposed m Spain m view oi disquieting reports from certain provinces. This means the prohibition of unauthorised meetings and the censoring of all printed matter. Reuter Wireless
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      BEATEN TO DEATH
      299 3 Food Hawker Attacked ByFour Men A story oi how a man was beaten to death lor the sake of $1 was told to the Singapore Coroner. Mr F G Bourne, yesterday, when he held an Inquest on a lood hawker named Tan Kirn Yeok Four Chinese accused
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      36 3 All anti-vaccination organisations m Prussia) including medical associations against vaccination, have been dissolved by General Goering. All anti-vaccination activities are lorbidden and exemption certificates will be granted only m extreme cases under doctors' orders Reuter Wireless
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      154 3 Blessington -d'Orsay "A brilliant masquerade, a work Ol loveliness .md beauty Week-end Review More interesting and thrilling and absorbing than almost any number of Imaginary stories.*' RICHARD KING (T«tterJ An enthralling retelling Ol an extraordinary story and story with an entrancing heroin* SYLVIA LYND i Harper's Razaar) "I am advising
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    BEAUTIFUL SPY DIES IN DESPAIR
    415 4 Girl Victims Of Plotters f Warsaw, Jan. 16. The discovery on the railway line between Danzig and Warsaw of the body of a young and beautiful woman has led to disclosures of a spy plot said to have had ramifications m most of the capitals
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    DRASTIC LAWS
    93 4 Sydney, Jan. 28. A drastic measure to deal with the possible menace of white slavery, vesting power m the Government to restrict and regulate contracts for the employment of females abroad m any capacity, will be introduced at the next session of State Parliament. In addition, it will
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    How Prison Break Scenes Were Newsreeled
    1120 4  - How Prison Break Scenes Were Newsreeled John C. Mofitt By M DANGEROUS PINCH-HITTING ON THE LAST FRONTIER OF ADVENTURE. This is the fourth of a series of five articles on the adventures of neicsreel men. Harold Tenr.ebaum sat twiddling his thumbs m a waiting room of the state prison at
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    SWISS BISHOP KILLED IN TRAIN OUTRAGE
    310 4 WOMAN'S ESCAPE FROM BLAZING COACH Harbin. Jan. 30. Reports reaching Harbin this morning show that M. Rene Laurens, the popular acting editor of Le Journal de Shanghai, had a close escape from death when the trans-Siberian express m which he was travelling to Europe
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    GIRLS GO BLIND
    153 4 Use of Harmful Eye Cosmetics With seventeen women and girls m the United States known to be suffering from eye maladies caused by eyebrow and eyelash dyes containing harmful chemicals, as reported by the "Journal of the American Medical Association," New York City has taken the first
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    $10,000,000 FOR BUILDING
    57 4 hNew Constructions In Manchukuo Changchun, Jan. 31/ "Nineteen hundred new buildings were completed m Changchun during 1933 at a total cost of $10,000,000. They included Manchukuo state buildings. Japanese government offices. South Manchuria Railway Co.. buildings and private offices. During 1934, an additional $15,000,000 will be spent
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    IF THEY SURVIVE NEXT 5-YEARS PLAN
    276 4 IF THEY SURVIVE NEXT 5- YE ARS PLAN Russians HWill Get Twke As Much To F FtM t Moscow has now pub': line of the second Fr.. which began a year ago, a was not formula red Molotofl head of the Soviet Government mitted the plan to the Comm^" Party
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    46 4 After three years idleness at Stock ton. the Scott Fell steamer Iron Chic: went into dock recently, when 120 dock workers removed ten tons o: marine growth from her hull hd worker secured enough oysters I make a good meal. The growth was I inches thick.
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      332 4 Found m Film _^Sfet the germs of tooth decay! r f.y jb Buried beneath an ever-forming JJ| lifflr must remove film every day. jl n, lhe tm m.fma |*£r V when ke analyses film on teeth don't need a microscope to f/i ymmWw^k^ pick out. film-stained teeth. The Wl^ But
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    U.S. NAVY PLANES LINED-UP FOR MASS FLIGHT ACROSS PACIFIC
    227 5 Urn ol six huge United States Navy planes which crossed the Pacific to Hawaii This uas the longest open-water mass flight ever attempted— 2lso nautical miles. Mr. Jimmy Walker, ex-Mayor of New York, with his wife, formerly Miss Betty Compton, the
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    CANNOT LIVE AWAY FROM PRISON
    371 6 Member Of Notorious Burglar Gang A man to whom prison must be a lecood home stood before the Criminal District Judge. Mr. Forrer yesterday and calmly admitted that he had committed the fifteenth crime m his career. He was Samat bin Gani, a local-born Sikh.
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    DETECTIVE ACQUITTED
    293 6 The Adventures of a Postal Parcel Koh Chwee. the Chinese detective who was charged with criminal misappropriation of a postal article containing cloth, m the third police Court before Mr. R. J. F. Curtis, was acquitted yesterday and discharged. It appeared that a parcel arrived m Singapore from
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    MR. CHEN IN HONG KONG
    105 6 But Not Disguised as a Coolie Hong Kong. Jan. 24. Although newspaper men are still besieging the Gloucestei Hotel they have not yet been rewarded by sight of Mr. Eugene Chen. Foreign Minister m the Foochow rebel government. Mr. Chen is still keeping to his
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    RICE MILLING
    66 6 Scheme for Johore A proposal to introduce a rice mill- ing plant m Johore Bharu prison is to be submitted shortly to the State Council. It is planned that the prisoners themselves should work the plant, thus giving them instructive and reformative work to perform, while*; they will
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    ENTICED TO WOODLANDS
    252 6 Young Bengali Wife Goes Away Allegations that his 21-year-old wife, to whom he had been married eight years, had been enticed away by another man were made by Rasulam. a Bengali milk seller, m the second magistrate's court yesterday. The man who was charged with the offence
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    Letters To The Editor
    152 6 Fresh Strawberry Jam To the Editor, Sir.— Referring to the paragraph m your issue of to-day's date regarding fresh strawberry jam from Brastagi. I would like to inform the writer and public m general that I recently had the pleasure of enjoying fresh strawberry jam from
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    NOT A SECOND KOREA
    167 6 Japan's Plans For Manchukuo Peiping, Jan. 26. "Mr. Henry Pu-yi will not come to Peiping. How could he bluntly demanded Lieutenant-Colonel Takahashi. Japanese Military Attache at Nanking, j m an interview to-day with the Peiping Chronicle after his arrival by air from i Jehol. Colonel Takahashi.
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    Trouble Between Chinese And Portuguese
    73 6 Trouble Between Chinese And Portuguese OWNERSHIP OF AN ISLAND Canton, Jan. 30. Fresh trouble between the Chinese and Portuguese is reported from Huangching. an island m the Chung- shan district, where Chinese press reports allege that Portuguese naval forces landed on Jan. 14, to interfere with the action of the
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    IN FOOTBALL BLADDERS
    154 6 Where Police Found Illicit Liquor Malacca. Feb. 3. An interesting case was heard to-day m the police court before Mr. J. C. Derrick, when a Hylam. Ngi Phuah, was charged with possessing dutiable liquor cunningly concealed m two football bladders. Mr. E. V. Rodrigues. who conducted the
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    "NATIONAL MEDICAL SCIENCE"
    63 6 Canton. Feb. 2. It is learned lrom official sources that the South-west Executive Committee, at a meeting to-day. decided to telegraph the fourth Kuomintang Congress at Nanking urging the adoption of ai resolution placing Chinese doctors practising old Chinese methods on an equal basis with physicians practising
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    COMMUNIST LEAFLETS NOT MERE "BILGE"
    749 6 Man And Woman Get HARMFUL AND MISLEA I) I\ NONSENSE Found guilty of offences under the Seditious Publications Ordinance, a Chinese man and woman were sentenced to terms of four years' rigorous imprisonment arid one year's simple imprisonment respectively by Mr. Justice Gerahty. at the
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    A FEW PRINCES
    100 6 Rut No Peerage Under Manchukuo Dynasty Dairen. Jan. 26. Beyond creating a few of his nearest relatives as princes, there will be no peerage system after Mr. Henry Pu-yis enthronement, it is reliably learned by Reuter to-day. It had been previously reported that on becoming Emperor Mr.
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    MONARCHISTS VERBOTEN
    36 6 Berlin. Feb I All State Governments haw been ordered immediately to dissolve all monarchist associations on IBM hmm tions of the Minister ol the Ini rial "m response to the sugg General Goering." Reuter
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      743 6 i $150 Must Be Won IFREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION r Six Free Chances Every Week BELOW will be found particulars of the I NUMBER OF CORRECT FORECASTS Free Press Football Competition No 25 J CLAIMED. m v. hich you are asked to forecast results of The fuil results of all
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      72 6 Rememberthet pare Wood not «d? keeps away dltmaaa, evt ta Nat«re I remedy— ln fed, die Wood ta tt* tcramea of fife. In the trmaormm ml B4ood end Skin Com^airm Gar+m i BJoodl Mixture li e«iexo*<ed. ta exp eil the poteora md maam mtamaajyaamim UQUID at TABLET •wm A OUTSTANDING
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    130 7 (nation oi the jate Mr. Niels <urd Jorfenaen <formerfcok) took place at the Soncrematorium, Copenhagen, on when there was a big gathering Blana hands who had known Mr. n m Bangkok. They included Bejri Indra (Major General P. L. rmingt. Consul-General for Siam 'Penhagen, Mr. W. Weimann, Mr. 1J aludan
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    CHINESE COMPLAINT OF INSULT
    652 7 CHINESE COMPLAINT OF INSULT Flag Not Shown On Social Occasions CONSUL AT JOHORE j I •By Our Chinese Correspondent* i Chinese m Johore held a reception In honour of Dr. Philip K. C. Tyau. the Chinese-Consul-General of Ma- 1 laya. yesterday when over a hundred representatives of public bodies gathered
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    CHEVALIER TRIUMPH
    160 7 The Way To Love" At The Capitol Maurice Chevalier scores another triumph In "The Way to Love." the Paramount film which opened at the I Capitol yesterday. It is sale to predict that this picture will be a greater success even than his other productions, j He sings,
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    NAVAL MOVEMENTS
    176 7 The aircraft carrier Eagle, accompanied by the destroyers Veteran and Wren, leaves Singapore to-day for Port Swettenham. where the Eagle and Veteran are due on Thursday, the Wren I going on to Port Dickson. They leave on Feb. 14 for Penang. where the three ships will remain until
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1934 An Excellent Opportunity Missed
    444 8 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1934 An Excellent Opportunity Missed QOMETHING seems to have gone wrong with Singapore's publicity machine. An excellent opportunity of bringing Singapore effectively into the limelight appears to have been missed, badly. The naval conference which has been held at Singapore aroused tremendous interest
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    as I was Saying
    1077 8 MR. Andrew Caldecott came to Malaya as a cadet In 1907, having been educated at Uppingham School and graduated through Exeter College. He held various appointments m the F.M.S. during the first twenty years of his service— in Jelebu, Kuala Pilah, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh—
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    223 8 The Hon. Mr. G. Sturrock and Mrs. Sturrock returned to Singapore from Penang yesterday by the Kedah. Lieutenant N. C. PhiUips, Royal Artillery, relinquished the appointment of Aide-de-Camp to the General Officer Commanding, Malaya, with effect from Feb. 3rd, and is attached to 7th Heavy Brigade.
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    The Widow's Cruse
    855 8 MR. Beehag. thaTl^ dor of paraffin .strikers, whose glossy whit< the purity of his life a, but they brought hirr. no The hour was big with m their courses. Invisible autumn sky. were _gh him. all his nerve md called into play. h. before, but they vert
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      CONVERTS MUST BE SINCERE
      265 9 STRICTER TESTS TO BE APPLIED Rev. R. Richards Leaving St. Andrew's Mission tutei to the excellent work of the r. Richards. Priest-in-charge and secretary, were made by the ol Singapore and others at the meeting of the St. Andrew's Mission yesterday. hards, who goes on furlough
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      EXPECTED AT PENANG
      48 9 Chief Justice For Court Of Appeal ar Own Correspondent.) Penang. Feb. 26. S Walter Huggard, from Singapore md Mr. Justice Thomas from Kuala. Mr are expected at Penang to ver the court, of appeal which Friday. Feb. 16. m Penang his lordship will preb Kedah.
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      DOLLAR WILL GO HIGHER STILL
      340 9 Defies All Efforts I To Keep It Down Tho London, Feb. 6. tl? anc im P rov ed to-day owing to the categorical denial by the Bank ?i nc< L of tne rum our from New York 2?h# vf Ba k of France squired fortyeight
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      U.S. WANTS NAMES
      157 9 Inquiry Into Owners Of Silver Stocks New York, Feb. 5. Treasury representatives have begun an investigation into the names and addresses of all holders of speculative silver stocks. The move is intended, it is reported, to check the ownership of silver stored m the bank vaults, which
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      NO FLAGS ON STEEPLE
      99 9 Two Priests Arrested By Nazis Berlin, Feb. 4. A Catholic priest. Father Rachor of Becktheim has been arrested because he failed to beflag the steeple of his church on the anniversary of the Nazis' assumption of the Government. He placed a Nazi nag m the church
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      POISONED ARROWS
      82 9 Police Inspector Wounded m Nairobi Nairobi, Feb. 4. Desperate fighting between a patVol of European and native police and a gang of native criminals occurred a few miles from here to-day. While tracking criminals through a dense forest the police met with a volley of bows and aVrows.
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      BURST TYRE TRAGEDY
      175 9 Death Onßoad To Singgora FRIEND HURT WHILE driving to Singgora from Penang, one young Chinese was killed and his friend severely injured when their car turned a somersault as the result of a burst tyre. (From Our Our Correspondent.) Penang. Feb. 6. Information reached Penang to-day of
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      NO RESTITUTION
      166 9 Penang Clerk Sentenced For Petrol Thefts <From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Feb. 6. Tan Hock Siew. former stores clerk of Italasia Ltd.. who was recently arrested on a charge of criminal breach of trust m respect of 1.106 gallons of petrol was sentenced to-day m the police court
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      A MATTES OF $5
      118 9 Cheating Charge Against European J. W. P. Thornley. a European made an appearance before the i second magistrate. Mr. N. Grice. yester- day on a charge of cheating. The complainant was Mr. J. Little. The charge read: That you on or about Jan. 31, 1934. about
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      A BAD JANUARY
      96 9 British Unemployed List Swelling London, Feb; 6. A big rise m unemployment is shown m the returns of the Ministry of Labour for January which reveal that on Jan. 22 registered unemployed m Great Britain totalled 2,389,000, an Increase of 164,000 compared with Dec. 18 last, though
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      40 YEARS IN CHINA
      27 9 London, Feb. 6. The death is announced of Henrietta Eliza Soltau. who was connected with the Chinese Inland Mission for 40 years. Reuter
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      PARIS EXPECTS COUP D'ETAT
      428 9 PARIS EXPECTS COUP D'ETAT Machine Guns Protect Deputies Paris, Feb. 6. The city is full of the wildest alarmist rumours m which the words v coup d'etat and revolution are freely bandied about. The facts are the whole garrison is confined to barracks m readiness for tomorrow's meeting of Parliament.
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      SUGAR QUOTA
      82 9 America To Protect Cuban Production Washington. Feb. H. Mr. Cordell Hull announces that the Cuban Government has notified the United States it is ready to negotiate a new commercial treaty. According to officials the plan for stabilising the sugar situation which is considered a pre-requisite to such negotiations
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      COMMODITY MARKET
      88 9 Latest Rubber and Tin Prices And Sterling Rates London. Feb. 6. Spot Sellers) 5d (4 3!!32d.> (Buyers) 415 16d <4 29>32d> Feb.-March 5 Hl6d «5d.) April- June 5 5i32d »5 3'32d.) July-Sept. 5 J/ 4 d <5 3'16d.) Market Steady. New York, Feb. 6. March 10.32 C 10.25.
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    HOW RAILROADS COULD AID RECOVERY
    1435 10  -  Dr. O. M. W. Sprague Why I Left The Brains Trust— B By Debt Burdens Must Be "THIS is the eighth of a series of articles by Dr. O. IVI. W. Sprague, who resigneo as economic adviser to the IT.S.l T .S. treasury as a
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    Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
    90 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association February 6, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot < loose* 16% I 6l 2 R.S.S. equal to London Standard <F. 0.8.) 16 5 8 16 :J Standard R.S.S. on Tender Feb. 16 716 16 9;16 March 16 916 16 11|16
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    227 10 Feb. 13 5 American Can. Com. 100 101 102 American Telephone and Telegraph 120 3 8 120 123U Atcheson Railroad 71*8 72 72* 4 Dupont 100 5 8 102 3 4 102» 8 Firestone. Common 22 2 22* 8 23 3 8 General Electric 24 1 8 24
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    ANGLO-JOHORE RUBBER
    254 10 Debenture Repayment and Reconstruction The directors of Anglo-Johoiv Consolidated Rubber Estates, m a circular to shareholders, advise reconstruction of the company m order to repay the moneys subscribed ior debentures and j to provide working capital of at least L'D.OOO. This step is advised m view of the
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    25 10 Wholesale prices m Denmark for the year 1933 show, according to the official index. an increase of 12 points over last year at 129. i
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    BENTA RUBBER ESTATES
    892 10 A SMALL PROFIT .Reserve Jungle Surrendered a. The sixteenth annual meeting of the Benta Rubber Estates, Ltd.. was held at the offices of the secretaries, Messrs. Harrisons, Barker and Co., Ltd., Penang. on Monday. Mr. J. Edgar Jones was In the chair and addressed the meeting as
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    Singapore Produce Prices
    183 10 Singapore Produce Prices February 6, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellcrt Gambier 3.75 Java Cube 6.50 Hamburg Cube 6 50 Muntok White Pepper 32.00 White Pepper 31.50 Black Pepper 15.00 Copra, sundried 3.00 Copra, mixed 2.40 Small flake Tapioca 4.25 Med. Pearl Tapioca 5.00 Smail Pearl Tapioca 5.00 Lingga Sago Flour
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    £ ABROAD
    96 10 ABROAD London. Feb. 3. Exchanges to-day were: Paris 77 23 32. New York 4.93%. Montreal 4.98. Brussels 21.94%. Geneva 15.80. Amsterdam 7.61%. Milan 58%. Berlin 12.90. Stockholm 19.39%. Copenhagen 22.40. I Oslo 19.90. Vienna 28. Prague 103%. Helsingfors 226 Madrid 37 27.32. Lisbon 109%. .Athens 525 sellers. Bucharest 517%. Rio
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    ABOLISH TIN CONTROL
    131 10 The Daily Express Demand London, Feb. 1. The Daily Express announces that a busy development of the tin-bearing ground m the Belgian Congo. IndoChina and Burma is talcing place, as la result of the artificial increase m the price of the metal. That paper sug- gests the
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    KWANTUNG FOREIGN TRADE
    85 10 KWANTUNG FOREIGN TRADE Previous Record Exceeded Dairen, Feb. 4. The loreign trade of the Kwantung Leased Territory for 1933 exceeded the previous record made m 1929. accordIng to a report just announced. The 1933 trade totalled 705.453 000! yen, 330.748.000 yen for exports and I 374.704.000 yen for imports. The
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    Petrol And Kerosene Prices
    87 10 Febniirv Devoe's Imperial B Kerosene per tin (ol 4 Imp. galls.* Sylvan Arrow Kerc Socony Motor Oasol per British Imp. r. tl q Socony Motor Ga drums per British I: Socony Motor G v 4-gallons tin Sheli Aviation Spirit drums; per Brit; Shell Motor Bpirit British
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    Exchange Rates
    115 10 London. 4 months' tl London. 3 months London. 60 da; London. 30 days' London, demand London, T.T. Lyons and Paris. d< I Hamburj. denial: New fork, denu Batavia, Bouraba: Ramarang, demand Penang. demand Calcutta. Bombay. d< Rangoon. Madras. Colombo, demand Hong Kong, demi Saigon, demand Amoy. demand Foochow.
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    ELECTRIC POWER
    180 10 China's 5M Electric I liKtJ CoMpanie* Nanklni lan China has about 501 companies and ISO ln< plants, with a total g< net city of 890.000 kilow;,output of two-and h watt-hour.s. aocordii Cheng, technical National Reconstruct Almost 95 prr n;overs arc Mian:- dl I slates. 4.8 per cent tion
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    16 10 The llanufactui H Company of Canada M Mr. Allan R. Pergu X superintendent for 0* X
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    727 11 Yesterday's Closing Quotations HJESDAY, FEBRI'ARY b. 1934 X ng .c 39s 41s 45s 46s 6d In (st) 14s 3d 15s 1.90 2.00 i 34s 6d 35s 6d 30 35 i X ($1) 95 99 43s 45s 8S 6d 9s 6d Hita 52 55 \i $1) 47V 2
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    THOUSANDS MASSACRED
    151 11 Communist Shamble* In Fukien Town Shanghai. Feb. ft. The ringleaders ot the Fukien revolt have left the territory and the rebel remnant forces at Lungyuen have been paid off by the Central authorities so that the Nanking flag once more' flies above the public offices m th Rrieadier
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    HOLDING HIS OWN
    12 11 Condition Of Colonial Secretary Nairobi, Feb. 1. Reuter wireless
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  • THE HEAVENLY WILL— OR TOKIO?
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      THE FUTURE OF MANCHUKUO
      639 11 THE FUTURE OF MANCHUKUO Prime Minister's I Manifesto Changchun, Jan. 30 The government of Manchukuo. m the name of the Prime Minister. Mi. Cheng Hseiao-hsu. issued at 4 this afternoon the following declaration 'which, m substance is as follows: "Upon entering the third year of Manchukuo's independence it is indeed
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      STARVATION STRIKE
      115 11 Miners Fast In Coal Pit Depths Prague, Feb. 2. Spartan methods have been adopted by miners on strike m the pits m the North of Bohemia to enforce their demand for higher wages. Three hundred of them have remained underground for over 96 hours and they prefer to
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      INSULL TO GO
      106 11 And America Waits For Him Washington. Jan. 31. The protracted fight over Samuel Insult's extradition will be brought to a close at midnight when he will be expelled, according to an official telegram received from Athens. Washington, Feb. Z, Samuel Insult's passport, withdrawn by the United States
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      GERMAN DEBTS
      87 11 Terms Of Agreement With Berlin, Jan. 31. The English and American creditors ai Germany have reached a provisional understanding with the Reichsbank. For the six months ending June 30th. the Swiss and Dutch will receive their full interest but the others will receive compensating advantages. For instance, their
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      FABRIC DAMAGED
      77 11 Famous Jerusalem Church In Danger London, Jan. 31. The fabric of the Church of the Holy 3epulchre. Jerusalem, Is m a dangerous condition, requiring extensive repairs, according to Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. replying to a question m the House oi Commons. Urgent work is now being rone at
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      FRONTIER AMBUSH
      66 11 Surprise Attack On Wazir Patrol Peshawar, Jan. 31. Tochi scouts, commanded by British officers, were ambushed and sniped at by Ghiizai nomadic tribesmen while patrolling the Wazir country. Three were killed and five wounded. The t.ibesmen lost seven killed and one wounded. Subsequently, the Kurram I Militia surprised
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      FOR FIRST TIME
      45 11 South Atlantic Flown From West To East St. Louis, Senegal, Jan. 31. The South Atlantic was crossed for ithe first time from west to east by (the French aeroplane Croix dv Sud. starting from Port Natal. Brazil to St. Louis. Reuter Wireless
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      483 11 •am* exctedjj lB.tO.trtM Iwitance la force ama lit****** t The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. 'Incorporated ln the Strmlta Settlement*) HEAD OFFICE Great Eastern Lite Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry 1 C The Company has £20.000 deposited witn the Supreme Court of England and compile!
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      396 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated m England by Royal Charter > Paid up capital m 600,000 shares of £5 each £3.000.00* Reserve Fund £3,000.00* Reserve Liability of Proprietors 3.000.00* HEAD OFFICE: 38. Bishopsgate. London. E.C. 2. Agencies and Branches Alor Star Iloilo Semarang Amritsar Ipoh Seremban Bangkok
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      FAMOUS RACERS
      1055 12 LOGWOOD FLEET'S SALE Three WeU-Known Danish Barques Gradually the few remaining ocean- I going sailing ships m the world are disappearing; the recent death of Mr. R. N. Bager, the Danish shipowner, and the announcement that his three remaining ships are to be offered for sale, makes it
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    • STRAITS/BOMBAY CONFERENCE
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        Rates Of Freight To Bombay
        184 12 Eilective immediately and until midnight Feb. 28. 1934, the rates of freight on cargo from Singapore to Bombay by the P. and O. S. N. Company, Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Osaka Shosen Kaisha. Dollar Steamship Lines will be as under: Betelnuts 25 cts. per picul. Coffee
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        STRAITS/NEW YORK LINES FREIGHT TARIFF No. 11
        36 12 i TUBA ROOT.—It is notified tor m;- formation that with immediate effect j an arbitrary of US$6.OO per scale ton has been fixed on Tuba Root from Teluk Anson.
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      SINGAPORE HARBOUR
      115 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships Alongside the \\i Mr Expected t<> Arrive East Wharf (Entrance (.ate i Yoneyama Maru 22. Aj Hari Victoria Dock 'Enti Main Wharf (Entrance Gate Kistna 15: Bhutan 13 land 11; Kertosono <j D'Artagnan. Haruna Ml Empire Dock (Entrance Muncaster Cattle 30 Mayebashi Maru 35; Oiii Wearbridge I
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      VESSELS ARRIVED
      114 12 Pyrrhus. Brit. 4.803 tons 5.2 for Liverpool via por* Soerabaya. Dut. 341 tons. embang 6.2 tor Palembang Angby. Sar. 417 tons, for Sibu 10.2. Dalfram. Brit. 2.821 I n 6.2 lor Port Said 7 2. Larut. Brit. 464 tons 6.2 for Malacca 7.2. Gen. Verspyck. Dut. 640 Letong
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      PASSENGERS ARRIVED
      71 12 The following pa—., the Kedah from Belawan De] vnang yesterday: Miss Thurs! W. Evans. Rev. Joseph Svju S. Parsley. Mr. A. N. Lai* G. Burt Mrs. A. C. Baxter Mi > it: Mrs. If. H Ifatheson. H Sturrock. Mrs. G Btun Putley. Major Gen E. O LC.M.G.. D.5.0..
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      PASSENGERS HOMEWARD
      71 12 Per ms Alsia: Mr and Mr nett. Mr. J. R. Bell. Mr. T. v. E Mr. W. N. Carruthers. Mr H tiansen. Mr. S. T. Clark- Mr V Endahl. Mrs. C. V Endahl. Dr parini. Mr. and Mrs W Ha! Mrs. B. Hornidge. Master B I Miss S.
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      21 12 Customs officers are report discovered 150 ounces ol In eight Una aboard th Hang J Rangoon. The contraband ll t 11.600.
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      259 12 I BIBBY LINE I [LONDON ADDRESS 22, PALL MALL, LONDON, S.W.I] of fast twin-screw Oil Driven Mail Passenger Vessels between RANGOON, COLOMBO, PORT SUDA> MARSEILLES. PLYaMOUTH AIVD LOaXDON with through connection from Singapore and Penang. HOMEWARD SAILINGS Leave Rangoot 1934 i OXFORDSHIRE Feb. 15 I STAFFORDSHIRE Mar. 1 I GLOUCESTERSHIRE
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      532 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches and AWm\. ml _P^_f _F I BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7.30 a.m. I Saturday 7 p.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) i Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Kuantan <ia Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 p.m.
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      504 13 P. o. British India and Apcar Lines. MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S N CO S,,K ££S£l%J_ EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JAPAN. Due Tonnage. Singapore. c -1934. W* Tonnage. Singapore. •BURDWAN 6.070 Feb. 15 MANTUA 1 1 nnn a 93 \m CHITRAL 15.000
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      487 13 i Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England) "ELLERMAN" LINE FOR HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL Steamer Due Sails City of Manila Feb. 13 Feb. 16 City oi Khartoum p e b 27 Mar 2 FOR HONG KONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. City ot Lille
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      1210 13 I ~-^^**"**ia2 m^m^^M I 1 mmm m^a mmm^^^^^^^^^^^mm. THE BLUB FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP CO (1931) Bteam Ship Co., Ltd., and China Ltd ££i! ual steam Navigation Co.. Ltd. THE CUNARD STEAM SHIP Co Ltd THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co., Ud. THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co' Ltd JSS £S
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      962 14 IV. Wla AOMNKLIJKL PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ PASlR— Wednesday. Feb. 7. Penang "mails only I and Bagan Si-Api-Api. MAJANG— Wednesday. Feb. 7. Prigi-Radja. Sapat. Tembilahan. Poeloe-Pallas, Pengallan-Estate and Rengat. THEDENS— Wednesday. Feb. 7. Muntok and Palembang. TOHlTl— Wednesday. Feb. 7, Toengkal. Moeara-Saba and Djambi. PAHTD Wednesday. Feb. 7. Belawan-Deli. TlDORE— Thursday. Feb
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      649 14 TO NAPLES, MARSEILLES, LONDON, ANTWERP ROTTER I TO r.._a_TJRG M v l HARUNA MARU 10,400 Feb. 7 8 ISUWA MARU SKATORI MARU 10.000 Feb. 22 23 tFUSHIMI MARU fc §KASHIMA MARU 10,000 Mar. 8 9 HAKOZAKI MARU ll I JYASUKINI MARU 12,000 Mar. 20 21 TERUKUNI MARU I HAKONE MARU
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    1685 15 Record Score By Stockport Till DEATH OF Mr. HERBERT CHAPMAN n Correspondent* London, Jan. and universally lament Mr Herbert Chapmar manager ol the Arsons thrown a gloon ame this week-end. Hi mding personality ii and i: is safe to sa; has done mort
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    24 15 Fleming. Glasgow Rangers* centreforward, scored five goals m the League match against Dundee. He had scored nine m a Cup match a week before
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    FAMOUS SCOTTISH XV OUTPLAYED
    1474 15 FAMOUS SCOTTISH XV OUTPLAYED Fettes-Loreltonian.s Too Slow HARLEQUINS BEAT ARMY XV (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Jan. 1 m th^,n there haS been no excitement County oh 01 Int^national trials or fhw 21 i? ham P lonsni P Quarter-finals ithis week, we have none the less enjoyed an exceptionally fine
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    Weekly Sporting Notes
    1887 16 Scotland Beaten m Rugby International. Home Rugby Surprises. This Week's International.— Golf Wei Hsi Wei Inter-Club Competition. Hockey Hong Kong Awsiting Malayan Visit— Six-a-Side Soccer.— To-day's S.C.C. Trial.— The Fleet's Fine Exhibition. The Undoing of the Malays.— A Clever Trio of Halves. The Command's Chances. Commercial Cup
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    91 16 SEPOY LINES MEDALS The S.L.G.C. Men's Monthly Medal (Stroke), played on Saturday and; Sunday was won by R. H. Oakeley 66 The Ball Sweep was won by R. H. Oakeley <3i>. The Gold Medal 1933 was won by Dr. E. B. Muriel! <73», and the Park Putters 1933 by
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      Trial Game This Afternoon
      101 16 Trial Game This Afternoon j S.C.C. players are requested to bring both coloured and white jerseys, for the S.C.C. Association football Trial at i S.R.C. ground to-day. The following have accepted to play. Colours: T. G. Lashmar; R. N. Walling. R. W. Brown: E. A. Joy, A. Donald. A. N.
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      S.C.C. vs. Public Services On Tuesday
      63 16 The following have been selected to play Association Football for S.C.C. .gainst the Public Services on Tuesiav 13th February, at S.C.C: J. D. Hawley; A. P. Goldman and J. A.' Hunt; G. J. Merrifield. C. J. Bembroke. C. Q. Starkey. O. R. T. Henman.
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      SELANGOR FOOTBALL
      93 16 More League Teams Than Last Year Twenty-one teams have entered theSelangor Association iootbali league this season one more than last year. Among the newcomers are the P.W.D.. KM at Club, the Cosmopolitans, the Tyros, the second string of the Selangor Rangers and the Central Workshops Railway Institute. All
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    35 16 The final ot the Garrison Hockey j Knockout Competition, between Head-! quarters. Royal Air Force, and The! Royal Engineers will be played on thej Garrison Ground, Tanglin. on Thurs- j day. Bully off 5 p.m.
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    WHO WILL WIN THE RUBBER?
    321 16 WHO WILL WIN THE RUBBER? Indian Team For The Thir-j J. "Sl Madras, Feb. 6. The Indian team for the third Test natch against the M.C.C. beginning .ere on Saturday will include Yuvraj < 'atiala and Nazir Ali who will replace k Jopalan and Mushtaq Ali. The latter; s twelfth
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    SUSSEX CRICKET CAPTAIN
    116 16 Alan Melville May Succeed R.S.G. Scott The committee of the Sussex County Cricket Club has been i seriously considering ior some time j the question of tile captaincy ol the team during tne coming, sum- l mer R. S. G. Scott the official cap- j tain last
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    BOXING
    76 16 Rosenbloom Keeps Li^htHeavy Title Miami, Feb. ti. In a fifteen round contest for the world's light-heavyweight championship Maxie Rosenbloom was held to a draw by Joe Knight, from Cairo. Georgia. The champion's windmill style be- fuddled and slowed Knight, who led m the earlier rounds with hard-lefts. There were
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    THE MALAYAN TURF
    107 16 S.R.A. Classification Of Hor**. And Ponies List No. 9 amendment N ?n Feb. 6. 1934. HORSES Transfers. Star Lock :r to Class 3. Grey Nun from Class 4. Perle DOr lrom Class 4. New Classifications. Clssi Aureate. Bestlot. Berubbii Class 3 Mile d'Armentieres Purple Princess. Deletions. Class
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    ECLIPSE STAKES OF INDIA
    66 16 Pou^atchev Wins From EtWa and Ccntoi Bssasay, The Eclipse Stakt s of Ih value of Rs. 75.000. ol whir gees to the winner. Rs 17.00 and Rs. 8.000 to the third luxmi this aiterno-m Of one and -a -quarter mil follows: Maharaja ol Kashmir p Ethics
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    WARRANT AGAINST VINES
    87 16 Tilden Also Summoned To Los Angeles Los Ugei A warrant ior th tennis players Yin» B o n requested from Court owing to their m connection with th< |to pay 53. 500 Judgemei. 'suffered by Frank Briuir with Vines' car. The judge r |to grant a warrant
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