Malaya Tribune, 6 February 1933

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX, -No. 30 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Feb. 6, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1933.
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      297 1 Buy the "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST/ The Picture Paper. 20 cents. I Heavy Smokers v t, 0% UNSEEN K*o» That Best of Tobaccos causes dryness and V FN I? MI PC 1 mof the throat—Relieve it with Lakerol I i in y are soothing and keep the mouth fresh and allow
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      45 1 A. FLINTER I w 6, Kaftles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pear] Necklaces oi tveiy size and quality Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates.
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    "IN THE SUNSHINE OF GOD'S PRESENCE."
    558 2 Mahatma Qandhi's Letter TV < _j~ Wt mm' To jUr. Andrews. i The following two letters written by Mahatma Gandhi from Yeravada Prison to Mr. C. F. Andrews arc taken from "The Modern Review": Yeravada Central Prison. My dear2St Charlie, I have your letter,
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    MAYORS REBUFF FOR "FLYING FATHER."
    172 2 "Cruelty To Children" Plea Unheld. New York. Mayor McXc cf N w York, lias refused Mr Georg R. Hutchinson, head of tne "Hying family." a permit for his childr n to give perIcimanccs in a Brooklyn theatre to raise, funds for a flight which the
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    REPUBLICAN RECOGNITION FOR PRIESTS.
    133 2 "Pensioners Of An Abolished Public Service." Madrid. Priest* in Spain may receive some measure of official recognition, according to an ammandment approved in the Juridical Commission studying the law for the abolition of sia'e aid for the clergy. Since the priests are the accredited servants cf
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    TURKEY MAY HAVE AN AIR MINISTRY.
    43 2 Istanbul. A proposal to establish an Air Ministry in Turkey has been put forward in consequence cf the rapid development of civil aviation. At present aviation matters are in tha hands of the Ministry of National Defence
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    "L, G," CUTS THE PAINTER.
    119 2 Final Break Wjth Liberalism. 5 1» ill 11' a I" Outspoken Views On Men And Things. London, Jan. 16. The complete severance of Mr. Lloyd George from "official Liberalism" is announced in ar interview to "The News Chronicle" on the eve of his seventieth birthday.
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    CHINA'S "PURITY" CAMPAIGN.
    265 2 Women's Fashions Denounced. Shanghai. Two raotlit events indicate that a campafg: l •fcr purity" is under way in China. Cne is th- ruling of the Judicial Yuan ol the Central Government that it is no longet possible to have more than one wife and rer.;a i within
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    A MERE FEZ CAP INCIDENT.
    304 2 Almost A Break Between Turkey And Egypt. It is learned that the Egyptian Government have n a delivered their reply to the Turkish Government's note relative to the so-calleci "Tarbush Incident." C pies were handed to the Turkish Charge d'Affaires at Cain and the Egyptian
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    AN AERODROME FOR COLOMBO.
    86 2 Government Considering Question. It Is understood that the Ceylon Government is examining the possibility of establishing an aerodrome in the vicinity of Colombo. Thi scheme was mooted three years ago, but was shelved. It is pointed out that in addition to the strategic advantages of a
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    AMELIA EARHART'S TWO JOBS.
    80 2 Greenville, Pennsylvania. Mrs. Amelia Earhart Putnam, who flew the Atlantic alone, says that marriage and aviation share equally in her life. Of her career, Mrs. Putnam said: "Aviation is just as much a woman's job as it is a man's and I'll admit it is a
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      337 2 WHITE AW AYS BASIC VALUE "^J" SENT POST FREE ON APPLICATION. in i SET PHAMIfS* OF ALUMINIUM rr\r\«inrt. COOKINGUTENSILS c^A G P sf ß Tf— I THE "COLONWr SET OF THE "PHAMUS STOVE. ALUMINIUM COOKING UTENSILS B.ing collapsible it is very convenient for travellers, and is especially recommended Consistlns oi
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      565 2 Conque r, Mfilarial WaaWm. Jb bb fl 1 «VB B the mast cffw i Br Lf in cases 0/ ma debility.'" B writes Dr. H. W. S., RbBH Mr well-known English physician. After Malaria, your body cries out for something which will give you new, healthy blood and so make
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    CHINA WILL SURPRISE THE WORLD. WONDERFUL VITALITY AND GROWTH.
    2555 3 VAST RESOURCES UNDERGROUND. ABUNDANCE OF CAPITAL WILL BE NECESSARY. >UY SIR ROBERT HO TUkGj Sir Robert Ho Tung, often known as the "Oand Old Man" and the Merchant Prince ot* Uzugkong, writes the following illuminating artie'e in the 'China Review.*' Sic
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    INDEPENDENCE OF THE PHILIPPINES.
    140 3 Washington Agrees on Legislation. Washington. Compete agreement on (be nature of Ihe Vpislal'.on required iz grant independence to the Philippine Islands was reached to-day a* conference of Congressmen. Legislation granting the islands full freedom in ten year?' time and providing for less severe Immigration and trade
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      143 3 JHOW TO BE HAPPY THOUGH MARRIED P i| ALWAYS INSIST j HAVING IB PHCHIX MINERALS I"' Mmm Y Ur Home Thone 3463. i N N THE AIR TRIP FROM SINGAPORE TO j i B ATA VIA VIA PALEMBANG IS OF J 1 EXTRAORDINARY INTEREST. i i I I Combine business
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      253 3 ENGINEERING ALL BRANCHES We can coach you Post coupon to-day INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE 111 yOUr OWn hOnie SCHOOLS (Colonial) Ltd.. of London and in your own time. mw»«. rpi 'miwAira Please send me ytur free booklet contaln--1 iIUS yOU Can lmprOVe i llg particulars of the Course af training x i_
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    Shipping News & Notices. "RED" PROPAGANDA ON SHIPS.
    1643 4 Shipping News Notices. "RED" PROPAGANDA ON SHIPS. Agents' Operations Among Seamen. It would appear tliat, at last, alarm i. bring fell in official quarters at he propaganda which is being carried out among Britiah wamen by agents of Soviet Russia, not only when their ships are in Russian ports but
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    SHORT SEA CRUISES.
    84 4 Vessels Crowded By Sydney Holiday Makers. Sydney. December 26. A spectacle to which Sydney has not been accustomed fcr years was witnessed ori Fr day, when the P. acid O. liner "Strathaird" left for a six days' cruise to Norfolk Is.and with 1,100 passengers cr t toard.
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    STEAMER SINKS.
    55 4 Disaster In A Jamaica Harbour. Kingston (Jamaica). Dec 26 It was learned to-day that the British freighter "Newbrough" (5432 tons:, from Vancouver en rout.- to Hull with a cargo f wheat same on Saturday morning in M rant Bay Jamaica. The entire crew of 35 was taken off
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    NEW TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE.
    231 4 Two Dollar Liners To Be Employed. The Robert Dollar Company, gcneial agents for the Dollar steamship Lines, announce a cew Trans-Pacific schedule, effect'.ve with the sailing of the "President Hoover" frcm Hcnj-hf-ng on February 1. Hereafter the two new Turbo-Electric liners. "President Hoover" and "Fresident Cccldg?,' will
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    CREWS LIVE ON FISH.
    112 4 Thrown From A Trawler During Storm. The Parrow-owned steamer, "Lough Fisher." with basic sia? from Falmcuth, reached Belfast after being ten days on the voyage instead cf three. The vessel ran through a series of storms during which she was severely buffeted. The food gave out
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    NEWS IN BRIEF.
    154 4 The Orient Line has passed its ordinary dividend after paying 5 per cent, tax free lasyear. The P. and O. Line has passed the dividend nr. its deferred stock for the first time for many years. The "PhemiuV Blue Funnel liner, was terribly battered by he West.
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    13 4 The Shipping and Import Export Offices wil! be closed en Thursday, Feb. 9.
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      265 4 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE Deutsch Australische Dampfschifl*s Gesellschaft (Companies Incorporat.d ln Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. M.s. FRIESLAND. via ManUa Feb. 11 t m.s. KULMERLAND, via Manila Feb. 21 t m.s. RAMSES, via Manila Mar. 8 f m.s. DUISBURG, via Manila Mar. 21 ra.s. RUHR, via Manila
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      540 4 Where You May Buy The Malaya Tribune i THE MALAYA TRIBUNE 15 ON SALE AT The Overseas Tr*Hir,~ c a, THE FOLLOWING DEPOTS:- pining s i'na>ate, 20 Burmah SINGAPORE. Ad 2 A y urve <la Ranayana Medical Hall 47 Queen Street, Penang Y. Mohamed Ibrahim, 134, Tanjong Pagar Mr s
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      157 4 THE "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST" is now owned by the "Malaya Tribune" Press, Ltd., and published from the 'Malaya Tribune" offices at 56-60, Anson Road, Singapore. ft is being greatly improved by the introduction of many New Features, while the best of the old ones are retained. The features include: Several
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      460 4 N-ORDDEUTSCB E8 Germany), The undernoted are the Company, a* fixture*:— 7 1 OCTWAZDA "COBLENZ" for Manila. Hongkong' Shanghai and Japan "NECKAR" for Manila, Hongkon* Shanghai, Japan and North Ch n, r, "LAHN" for Manila, HongC 8 Shanghai, Japan and North China a* HOMEWARDS. "HAVEL" for M'seilles. Casablanca 19 Amsterdam, Rotterdam,
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    490 5 Mining Shares. Sing.vcr--?. Knndajr, 11 am i, wmfl t:n share quotations arc issued I, and Co.. exchange and stock S. Buyers. Sellera. fl As am Kumbang Tin 23;6 25,6 «i Austral Malay 181- 20u norn A r Hitam Tin 10 6 113 U mr.grin Tin 11|- 12jII
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    190 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. RUBBER STEADIER IN TONE. Sellers Inclined To Be Reserved. 'By Our Financial Correspondent./ Singapore, Monday, Noon. To-day's Prices:— Robber (R.S.S. Singapore) /0 6 cti unchanged. Jin (Singapore) $76, unchanged. Saturday's Prices:— London Rubber 2l tt d., up 1 32d Market Tone: Steady New York
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    MALAYA CONSOLIDATED.
    294 5 The report of the directors of Malaya (pone Mdaicd Tin Dredging Co, Ld. (lose or 2114,543, for the year) to be submitted at the sixth annual general meeting cf the company to be held at the regis er office. Chartered Bank Chambers. Penang. on 10. at 10.30 i.m..
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    PRICES.
    149 5 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (S.S.), LTD. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit said various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon 10 86 Ex 4 gallon drum per British Imperial gallon <f.89 Shell Motor Spirit per 4 gallon tin $3.78 Shell Kerosene per
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    RUBBER DURING 1932.
    1501 5 YEAR OF DEPRESSION. Left To Its Own Devices. Once again a year of depression in conluctlon with rubier has to be recorded: 1931 was disastrous encugh. but 1932 was moie so says the "Financial Times." The period tnder review started with hopes cf coirpjloutput restriction still occupying
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    48 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. Lcnclcn: 2'sd. New Y°rk: 2 29 32 <G.> cents. Singapore: 6 a —6'j ccnts. TIN. Lmdoa Spci,: £149 12s. 6d. «Unchanged» Lonaon 3 months: £15G 15s. (Unchanged Singapore: S76.00. COPRA Messrs. Barlow and Co. report: Sundried $4.75 Mixed $4.30 The market is. easy.
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    RICH TIN LODE DISCOVERY.
    266 5 On Kay Tin Mines Property. Rumours hr-v 3 been current in Ipoh for th covered* oTk lode k Kay m MUies <Kinta). Ltd. < WireS the Plnan Gazette co.ti l lpoh 80 1 the oPPonunuy or \.sTtmg the general manager. Mr. \V J i> •K.oezcman. this
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    228 5 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.t Singapore. Feb. 6. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 29 32d London 3 months' sight 2s. 34d., London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 27 32d London 30 days' sigh: 2c. 3 13 16d., London demand 2s. 3 25 32d, London T.T. 2s.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    653 5 Rubber Shares. S/ngaport, Mcndiy. 11 a.;n The following rubber share quotations are by Prater and Co. and Lyall and La an: T s»ue Value. Eraser Lyall Shares. Co. Evau. 1 Allenby $0.45 $0.55 $0.45 $0 60 1 Alor Gajah 025 0.35 0.25 0.35 IA. Hltam 0.50 0.65
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      254 5 THE EASTERN HANK, LIMITED. HIM»,\FGRL BRANCH: 4 VAlRMMi S(r*et An'Ocnu-d too bdtv-rnn»d uniii»! £2.000 OCX. <<u Caul »1 El.0u0.OOC R»* rkf Fu-:d »nd k<jm 5uo.uUC «KAD OFFICE: LONDON BRA.M MKf». B'niio-<j i *4cmi*. Colombo. Karacni, Madra* ADI..I-H Baghdad Babfln. Basra, Klrkult Mosul and ?stn»{ap'/re CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and Interest •JiOWul
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      231 6 Amusements < H K NiJi-.- !"H•: Mi P:CK OF THE WORI D'S PICTUKEfi_ j 1 SOU) OUT SATURDAY PACKED OUT SUNDAY ALHAMBK A CONTINUES ITS RECORD BUSINESS WITH j RECORD PICTURES J Here's Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Newest Pride j Norma SHEARER I Smilin' Through I v Brilliant Picture with the unmistakable hall-mark
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      186 6 I <C A PIT OXL< I LAST NIGHT OF I First National's brilliant dramatic Triumph with a famous star at his best i Richard Barthelmess j IN I ALIAS THE DOCTOR j V ifflffi MARIAN MAJMH^^^ j j TO-MORROW NIGHT: > i GALA OPENING OF The Season's gayest and most
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      231 6 K"—\ «WICHTLY 6.15 C 9.15 P.*, SIR ARTHUR CON AN DOYLE'S FAMOUS MYSTERY STORY The Hounj^flH^BaskervillM Was the Baskerville curse reality or myth? Was the hound of the moor a spook? Why was it that Sherlock Holmes suggested blue paint? What was the reason for stealing a sing] All the
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      46 6 M HASSAN, ELECTRICAL AND WAT& CONTRACTOR. 36-37, Bras Basah Road. SINGAPORE. If you are in need of electee lights, fans, motors, and water service, please write w the above address or 'Phone 3411. i —g= SPOPfS NOTES BY "ECHO" Every Week in the MALAYAN SATURDAY POgl"
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    BOY TRAPPED IN FLAMES.
    143 7 CHARRED BODY. Brigade Receive Late Call. A distressing scene was witnessed in Duxton &r b »«5 The Brigade received a call from a tvstorey house which was used as a ricfeha coolies' lodging house, ihe flames h«rt, ready involved the greater pan o thbull*' Z th,
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    HOSPITAL DRESSER CHARGED.
    191 7 Peon's Allegations Pail. peon employed in the Audit Office Pl a n C The eomptainant. who WES represented t Banerje3 alle eed that whilst he «pa a patient at the hospital on Jun 9 be complained ab:ut butter not being supplied The accused was insulting, (.«ktog him
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    SHIP CRASHES INTO PIER.
    101 7 Fierce Gale Over English Channel. Reuter Wireless. London. Feb. 1. Cross-Channel air services were interrupted this afternoon in consequence cf a fierce gale over the English Channel, where the wind attained r. velocity of 60 miles per h:ur. Cross-Channel steamship service;; were maintained but the vessels
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    PERILS OF THE ROAD.
    205 7 Series Of Week-End Accidents. A series oJ street accidents occurred durir.g tre week-e.id. Several persons were injured out there were no fatalities. On Saturday morning an Indian wcrkrr.an at the site for the Civil Aerodrome at Geylang was injured by a tipping wagen. Hi: left foot
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    CHINESE SHOP MANAGER STABBED.
    34 7 The phincse manager of Chop Kwcng Jco Seng. 39. New Bridge Road, was a victim of a knife attack yesterday and was admitted into hospital suffering from nine stab wounds.
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    GERMANY IN A FERMENT.
    924 7 FREQUENT RIOTS. Hitler's Dissolution Dilemma. Reuter Wireless. Berlin. Ftb. 5 The Prussian Die has lejcctcd the Nazi dissolution met ion by 214 votes to 196. ThCouncil of Three, consisting of the Prussian Piime Minister, the Nazi Speaker of-.he Diet. r.i;d the Centrist Eurgcmeister cf Cologne, wnich
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    FURNITURE SALESMAN FINED.
    120 7 Sequel To Order By European Lady. HUP tfTh, 7**°»* by Cho Victoria SLJr r, »ture dealer the Fourth WaS fined $i 0 and cost be ,ady residing "uoyd Road' 1^ S oJa« the J*J2? rniture delivered about a caTectln ""T f The accused denied the allegalions. He
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    MOUNTAIN TRAGEDY.
    87 7 Plane Strikes Projecting Rock. Reuter Wireless. Berne. Feb. 1. J The snow-clad mountains in (he EngacLine were the scene of an;ther tragedy to-day, when Lieut. Walter Maier's aeroplane struck a pio- j jecting piece of rock while trying to surra, unt Peak Weissfluh, 9.342 feet high. The machine
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    NINE INJURED.
    64 7 Affray Amongst Coal Coolies. I An affray amongst a ganj of c al coolies in the vicinity of Keppel Road yesterday might have reached very serious proport! ns but for the prompt arrival of the police. When the fight was si pped it was found that nine men
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    DRAGGED OUT OF THE SEA.
    45 7 Whilst on duty near Raffles Reclamation yesterday a police constable's attention was drawn by a Chinese woman wh:> was wading through the surf towards deep water. He promptly went after the woman and had to take her ashore by force.
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    "THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES."
    170 7 Conan Doyle Story At The Pavilion. AT THE CINEMAS. The serein version of tha famous Conan Doyle story. "The Hcuud of tlie Baskervllles" was introduced to Singapore audiences at the Favilicn Theatre yesterday and attracted full houses mi :\Yt three performances. > This is a
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    "Smilin' Through" At The Alhambra.
    161 7 -'SmLin' Through," f-aturing Pr dric March and Norma Shearer, which b-:gan a season at the Alhambra on Saturday, is remarkable chiefly for %ha fine acting of the two principal?, who f are teen in association for the first tlm:. Th. 1 story will be r
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    MALAYAN WEDDINGS.
    140 7 Church—Williams. Miss Dorothy Jcim William cr rt f Mr and Mr, nu married t ,°ev nge Durham- Salero, Ohio sub-Jtf, ShlVen Church B W?S h€ld at the house of Mr D Jr' gl f, KUrav oek. King's Road Mr. and Mrs. Church are not having ~°M a °n
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      513 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED—Iady Teachers with Junior or Blot Certificates. Box 102, c;o M. T. WANTED— Experienced and Reliable Chine'? Tamil "Case Cleiks." State age and salary Apply "Solicitors." co Malaya Trlbunr TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that tenders are po* invited for the following materials or ud
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      232 7 11 Assets exceed $12,000,000. jj I j r»i» M w% Assurance in force over $35,000,000. I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Go Ltd. (Incorporated in the Strait* Settlement.). 7 j j HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Lite Building, Cecil street, Singapore i The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Bupreme Court
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      184 7 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Last Yesterday. Night. Max. Bright Mln. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Stations. Deg. P. Inches. Hours. Deg. P. Alor Star 93 Nil 11.3 65 Kota Bharu 84 Nil 10.7 69 K. Trengtanu 33 Nil 11.0 68 Bukit Jeram 8.1 Nil 11.5 71 Merging SI Nil
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      110 7 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS. Programme of Drills up to and for weekending Feb. 12, 1933. TO-DAY, FEB 6 nv < M m «7 HeadqUarters B C °y- Ceremonial Dn»l—Weapon Training. I 5 '2n p J m ca *l uar ter«, B "gr Coy.-Junior 1 n.C.O. s. N.C.O.'s Course. TO-MORROW, FEB 7
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    MALAYAN MATTERS.
    701 8 To-day marks a most important anniversary in the history of Sing-, s£ore, for it was on Feb. 6. 1819, that che Union Jack was flown for the first time in the island, after the signing that day of the agreement between the Sultan and the Tumonggong on the
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    213 8 Pengiran Muda of Labuan. Pengiran Mohd A!am bin Pengi.an, Bandahara and Pengiran Aodul Kahar bin P.ngiran Pemaneha arrived this morning by .he "Marudu." The President of the Straits Chinese Reading Club, the Rev. W. Murray, will announce at this evening s meeting ct the Club the working cf the house
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    DE VALERA WANTS BETTER ARMY.
    80 8 Disappointed In His Followers. Reuter. Dublin, Feb. 5. Mr. dc Valera, after watching a march pasi cf Fianna Fail clubs at Ennis in military formation, expressed the opinion that the men did not march as well as they did in 1917. and wondered how long
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    MARTIAL LAW IN RUMANIA.
    42 8 Reds Cause Trouble In Oil Regions. Reuter. Bukharest, Feb. 4 The King has signed a decree proclaiming martial law in the. Bukharest oil regions of Rumania in consequence of industrial disturbances, in which connection Communist influence is alleged—Renter.
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    ANNIVERSARY OF SINGAPORE.
    526 8 Story Of A Momentous Treaty. Singapore celebrates its 114 th birthday to-day. The following is contained in Mr. Roland St. jchn Braddell's "A Shcrt History of Singapore," from "One Hundred Years of Singapore": "Cn August 25, 1795, the Dutch in Malacca capitulated to a British squadron under
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    BRITISH GOVERNMENT'S PROGRAMME.
    105 8 Parliament Re-Opens On Wednesday. Reuter Wireless. b.ndon, Feb. 2. A series of six Cabinet meetings held in the past fortnight has carried Government's preparations for the resumption tf the session on Wednesday to a well advanced stage. the Government's majvr measures will be the reemployment Insurance Bill,
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    "MUCH MARRIED."
    210 8 The Singapore Repertory Players. The Singapore Reper.ory Players on Saturday produced their new comedy Much Married' ?nd it was voted by an en.husiastic audienc? tne of the best productions that thk; group of players have presented. It is a story of a family, the head cf which has
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    QUIT RENTS IN JOHORE.
    106 8 At the last meeting or the Executive Council of Johore it was resclved to follow the policy of the Colony and the Federated Malay States in remitting, as a purely temporary measure for 1933 only, all rents on agricultural land in excess cf $2 an acre.
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    TOPICS OF TO DAY.
    446 8 (BY "LOOKER-ON ."j,. Japan is said to be fortifvino- v small islands. To what Rase pJ^oS A hundred and fourteen y ear s Singapore. Most of us feel iik t th? in .these trying days If Japan has to leave the Leaim. says the ingenuous Mr.
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    "MISFITS" SALE.
    55 8 Articles to be sold at the VwC A. "Misfits Sale" to-morrow and on We are being received to-day at th V II t Raffles Quay. ,from 9 a.m. I a splendid opportunity." write M the General Secretary, things which we just do not < < it is hoped
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    18 8 From China by the "AWpoc pore at 5 p.m. to-mcrrow. From Holland by t.i Singapore to-morrow.
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    "Result Will Be Second World War." IF LEAGUE TRIES TO ENFORCE SANCTIONS.
    576 9 JAPANESE DELEGATE'S THREAT AT GENEVA. CHINESE IMPATIENT WITH SLOWNESS OF LEAGUE. A CARDBOARD COVENANT. BRITISH ASSURANCES TO NANKING GOVERNMENT. Reuter. rding to a newspaper correspondent the Japanese delegate a has stated bluntly that if the League attempts to
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    WORLD ECONOMIC CONFERENCE.
    960 9 Tariff Increase In Cr)ina? Shanghai. Feb. 4. Proposals, to te submitted by China to the forthcoming World Economic Conference hart been drafted. A tariff increase has been sugrested. CHINA'S AIR FORCE. The Central Government has ordered thai for six months beginning from Fe'ervary, a percentage of-the salaries
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    SERIOUS TROUBLE IN ULSTER.
    191 9 Railways To Be Closed Down? Reuter Wireless. Dublin, Feb. 6. The Ulster strike has taken a more serious turn. The Great Northern Railway is giving .i month's dismissal notice to all rail clerks and salaried officials and a week's notice to lowerpaid servants of the company,
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    FRENCH SPIES IN ITALY.
    109 9 Valuable Information Revealed. Reuter. Rome. Feb. 9. Professor Eydoux. head of the Ecole Pol technique, Paris, the famous military academy, has been sentenced by a special tribunal to five years' imprisonment on a charge of espionage. His secretary. Mile. Bonnefond. wa; sentenced to three years and
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    VESUVIUS QUIETER.
    27 9 Reuter. Naples. Feb. 5. Hie activity of Veruvlus has continued, but on a slight'y e'iminUhcd seal?. No fi-rther shocks of magnitude were experienced yesterday. —Reuter.
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    NAVAL MUTINEERS IN SUMATRA.
    145 9 DUTCH BATTLESHIP CAPTURED. PUT OUT TO SEA. COMMANDERS RACING AFTER THEM. Reuter. Batavia, Feb. 5. Native sailors, armed with rifles, overpowered the officers and petty officers of the Dutch battleship, the "Zeven Provincien," and put out to sea from Oleleh, Sumatra. The Captain, who was ashore
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    WAR DEBTS TALK.
    293 9 < Roosevelt and British Critics. Reuter Wireless. New York. Feb. 5. Silciicc on the debt question Is os essentia! in Downing Street as in America. Mr. Rooseve.t is believed to have told Sir Ronald Lindsay during their talks on Jan. 29. according to this New York Times."
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    MR. G. E. WADE.
    116 9 Reuter. Death Of Famous Sculptor. London, Feb. 5. The death has occurred, after a long Illness, of the sculptor. George Edward Wade.—Reuter. I Mr. G. E. Wade was responsible for many famous sculptures not only in the British Isles but all over the world. He executed
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    ARREST OF MRS. GANDHI.
    85 9 Attempt To Organise Demonstrations. Reuter. Bombay, Feb. 4. Mrs. Gandhi has been arrested In the village of Ras. Mrs. Gandhi, while a prisoner, attended her husband during last autumn's fast. Wh?n released shortly afterwards she then engaged in the work of securing the Untouchables' entry into
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    SOCCER PROSPECTS OP THE STRAITS CHINESE. PROMISING TALENT AMONG JUNIORS.
    457 10 Standard Of Chinese Football. S.C.F.A. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. Reftrring to the inter-district competition, the Inter-Club League and the S.C.F.A. Cup competition, for which entries have b.en invited. Mr. Tay Lian Teck, occupying the chair at the annual general meeting of
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    LADIES' MATCH ON WEDNESDAY.
    162 10 GOLF. The following are the ladies' teams and starting times fcr the Singapore G.C. v. i>:rrison G.C. ma ch to be played over t-arrison links on Wednesday afternoon. (S.G C. players mentioned first):— 3.30 p.m. Miss M. A. S. Law v. Mrs. W. L. Stevens. 3.35
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    S.G.C. FEBRUARY MfcDAI. COMPETITION.
    83 10 Tht S.G.C. February Medal competition was played at Bukit Timah on Saturday and 'Xt rday and resulted in a win for G. Finlay 81-8-73) in <A" division, and for' R. C Giggins i B6-16-70) in "B" division. 1932 GOLD MEDAL. The S.G.C. 1932 Gold Medal competition
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    WILTSHIRES' UP-COUNTRY TOUR.
    72 10 HOCKEY. The Wiltshires' hockey team left for a tow up-country, yesterday. Their iiirerary win be follows: To-day, v. Nogri Sembilan at Seremban Tomorrow, v. Malacca at Malacca. Thursday, v. Perak at Ipoa. Friday, v. Penang at Penang Saturday. V Sclangor at Kuala Lumpur. The team travelling is
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    INCIDENT IN BRISBANE MATCH.
    228 10 M.C.C. v. QUEENSLAND. DISALLOWED CATCH DISTURBS PEACEFUL GAME. CRICKET. Reuter. Brisbane, Feb/J 4. The match between the M.C.C.f and Queensland was commenced here to-day in fine weather and on a good wicket. Ths attendance numbered 5.000. Queensland won the toss and tcok first kncck. I The
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    STOP PRESS.
    55 10 SVTCIFFE, LEYLAND AND VERITY OUT. Reuter. Brisbane. Feb. 6. The M.C.C. v. Queensland match was resumed to-day in fine weather and on a good v.icket. The attendance was 3,000. The M.C.C. score at the luncn interval was 8r« for three wicke.s (Sutcliffe 35. Verity 21. Lcyland 2 and
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    MALACCA CLUB GETTING READY.
    94 10 (From Our Oicn Correspondent j Malacca, Feb. 5. A meeting cf the cricketers of the Malacca Club was held yesterday when the following were elected officers for the current year: Captain, T. M. L. Redmond; vice-captain, J. N. Wainwright; hon. secretary, Mr. H. F. Baughan. It
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    THE INDIAN ASSOCIATION.
    25 10 A meeting of the I.A. members interested in cricket will be held en Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the f ports pavilion.
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    S.C.F.A. INTER-CLUB LEAGUE.
    507 10 CHINESE COMPANIONS TROUNCE ASTON. ASSN. FOOTBALL. The Chinese Companions' Athletic Association consolidated their position at the head c; the table in the 3.C.P.A. Inter-Club League last Saturday at Jalan Besar by trcuncini? the Arte* Athletic Club by six goals to two and incidentally avenged their defeat in
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    AMICABLES BEAT ST. MATTHEW'S.
    414 10 There was no doubt about which side would win yesterday in the S.C.F.A. Ii er-Club League enc:unter between the Amicable Athletic Association and the St. Matthew's Your,, People's Guild when the former disposed of their -pponents by three clear goals. Many chances were missed by both
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    MALAYS v. CHINESE.
    62 10 AT JALAN BESAR ON WEDNESDAY. The Malays and the Chinese, who have <n recent games against the Wilts and the R A. F., shown that they are again going to be the chief contenders fcr League and Cup honours this season, meet at the Jalan Besar stadium
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    MALACCA CLUB SOCCER SECTION.
    126 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Feb. 5. Malacca Club soccer players met on Friday and elected R. G. Wihon as captain and hon. secretary. The Malacca Club soccer season will start on Feb. 15, with a match against the Government Monopolies and on the 22nd against
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    R.S.Y.C. ANNUAL REGATTA.
    1024 10 LADY CLEMENTI PRESENTS THE PRIZES. KATHLEEN 111 WINS SIX TROPHIES. YACHTING. Lady Clementi distributed the prizes won during the year, when the annual regatta of the Royal Singapore Yacht Club was held in Saturday afternoon. The Oovernor (Sir Cecu Clementi) and the Misses Ciementi were among those
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    INTER-SERVICE COMPETITION.
    193 10 AT NEW WORLD NEXT WEEK. BOXING. An inter-services cmtest will take place at the New World arena on Saturday. Feb. 18, commencing at 9 p.m. between teams from the Army and the Royal Air Force. Contests ranging frtm bantam to heavyweight will be staged, and boxers from the
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    S.C.C. DOUBLES TOURNAMENT.
    231 10 TO-DAY'S TIES. LAWN TENNIS. Tne, S.C.C. mixed doubles tournamenl commences to-day with the following tes: MIXED DOUBLES' HANDICAP. O. E. H. Cutler and Mrs. Cutler plu* 2 S. H. McMurray and Mrs. McMurray scr. F. E. Rowland and Miss Lonsdale owe 2 B. J. Pidgeon and Mis.
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    DAVIS CUP: EUROPEAN ZONE.
    157 10 BRITAIN LUCKY IN THE DRAW. Reuter Wireless. Paris. Feb. 2. The Davis Cup draw for the European zone, up half, begins wilh fcur byes. Greece. Rumania. Monaco and Czechoslovakia. The fust round draw is as follows: —Finland v India. Spain v. Great Britain. Belgium v. Austria.
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    What's On To-Night.
    113 10 Alhambra. —"SmilhY Through," featuring Norma Shear: r. Fredric March and Leslie Howard. CapitcL—Richard Barihelmers in "Alias the Doctor." Empire.—Hoot Gibon in The Gay Buckarco" and Glenn Tryon in "Broadway." Great World.- Side shows, pasar malam, Malay opera, Chinese wayangs, silent and talking films ("The Prodigal" and at
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    WALES BEATEN AT SWANSEA.
    165 10 SCOTLAND'S MA, N[| pack. RUGBY FOOTBALL. Tho international Tu-t"""*' r .Wales and Scotland attrVV^° h >*u. of 40,000 people. Th- < an cfter rain. rCun d *as jj* Scotland won by 11 q.,,. score at half-time being I t0 lhr r Ian Smith scored Scotland's w'
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    PRINCIPAL HOME MATCHES.
    94 10 COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP. t London, Feb 5 In tlie semi-final of the Rugby courtv championship Hampshire beat Somerset bv! points to 3. The match was played at Wt "t >/ super-Mare. Saturdays principal Club matches result,-) as f.llows: 13 Bedford 5, Royal Air Force 3 Blackheath 13, The
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    SOUTH JOHORE BEAT WILTSHIRE!*
    231 10 SATURDAY'S GAME AT JOHORE BAHRU. Although the rugby fortball s.ason m officially terminated ci Jan. 28. there was cne more friendly Bat-re to be played off. Ixtween South Johcre and the Wihshres, end these sides met on Saturday at Jcht>:e Bahru. Th? result was a win
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    P.S.R.F.C. ANNUAL DINNER.
    193 10 TOURNAMENT CHAMPION DISTRIBUTE TAI K> T Jt was indicated at the annu» 1 d the Public Services R F. c. pg Hotel on Saturday night, that probably split up their ra nk<; olheX sides, tournament, in order to astfst makt the which are so weak, and t,
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    Sports & Pastimes. ENGLISH LEAGUE RESULTS.
    1731 12 Sports Pastimes. ENGLISH LEAGUE RESULTS. ARSENAL GET POINT FROM EVERTON. THE WEDNESDAY WIN THE SHEFFIELD "DERBY." HULL CITY HEADING FOR v PROMOTION. ASSN. FOOTBALL. The Arsenal, Ajton Villa and Sheffield W'?d--i coday are drawing away frcm the rest of th? teams in the First Division cf the English League, and
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    SCOTTISH CUP: SECOND ROUND.
    92 12 CHAMPIONS HELD TO A DRAW. MOTHERWELL SMOTHER MONTROSE. Reuter. London, Feb. 4. Tc-day'? second round ties in the Scottish Cup crmp.tition rcsul ed as follows: Eund:e U. 3 St. Johnston? 4 St. Mirren Q Kilmarnock 1 Aberdeen 1 Hibernians 1 Leith A. i Clyde 1 C
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    RUSSIAN "GIRL GANG" ARRESTED.
    52 12 Mcsocw. The police have arrtctad tho "girl gar",' rhlafc is :.airl tc have fcoa&mi o thirty rabfcorl:s during the past y?ar. Th" hi ad o: rhe grng :s the notorious woman crock Dimidova. Whoso ciminal operations arc allrgeci tc have covered I ttcrt cf largo cities
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    CORAL LOCATED.
    67 12 SHIPPING NEWS. The Director oi Navigat that coral <v metre the Durian Straits, 2.15 i braeder -North Brothel on the Sambar Lljhtsh uished. To-day being the anniv rsan mcnt cf Singapore. ra rcque ted by a Gtovernme t "dress ship." The N.Y.K. -Hakoi.o m from Hongkong on Wedn,
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    ARRIVALS.
    244 12 "Dardanus.'' Brit.. 4.920 I m i 4- 2; for Hongkonu. 7- "Laomedon." Brit 4972 i nc 5- 2: for Hongkona. *-2 "Larut," Brit., from Malacca 9 6- 2. ■aha* -Titan." Brit.. 5.749 tons, from Q {or Manila and Japan "Opmi." Dut.. 2.200 ton* rr m r„,v for Belawan-Deh. 6-2
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    94 13 Letters To The Editor. [Our readers are invited to writt to us on tvbjects of public interest, it must be under*tood that the ''Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double •vacina), and on one
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    Malays And Toddy.
    198 13 0 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.", crave space in J' our valuable da ly, eople s Paper," to comment on a matter which appears to have been left ignored; aJio in the interest of the Mohatrmedan 5?-T Un,ty 1 ho e that those mponsibe wi 1 --d
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    A Johore Query.
    176 13 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sfcv —I cannot understand why the T:wn Ecard in Johore Bahru makes differences in j dealing: with persons of different status in life. I owed the T wn Board $3.20 for supply of water, and they sent me a notice to the
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    5-YEAR WAR BEGUN ON 2,000,000 RATS.
    305 13 1932 Pied Piper Comes From Germany. London (by Mail). A five years' war has just b:en begun against an enemy new about 2,000,000 strong and likely to multiply it elf many tunes unleS3 quickly exterminated—the destructive musk rot. "Shoot at sight," is the official
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    45,000 COSSACKS EXILED TO FAR NORTH.
    128 13 Moscow, Jan. 19. The entire population of three Cossack setlements in the Kuban region, Poltavskaya. Mcdvyedevsky and Urupckaya, totalling 45.000 persons, according to the 1929 census, was exiled into the far north to-day as the first move cf the Government's plans for wholerale shifting
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    MILLIONAIRE RIDER DIES FROM FALL.
    263 13 Captain Sassoon's Long Series Of Accidents. spills-and yet roY 5 eep^ chase m-has ridden S? la*'race' rom inl ul °ii Jan 16 a nu "ing home Weald lEi reCOiVCci when he S In thon Jan. U at Lingfield ■Jg fUSi n Wrs on Captain f
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    HOW WILL HOOVER SPEND RETIREMENT?
    150 13 Everybody is beginning to wonder how M.\ Hocver will keep himself busy following his retirement frcm the Whi.e House next March. There is no way to retain American ex-Presi-dents in service in some official capacity, as h ihe custom in European countries. There VOL of
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    JAPANESE PROPAGANDA IN UNITED STATES.
    385 13 Revelations Made By The Tokyo Budget. TWO recent news items. accordLl3 tc Americaa n which a rS indICQUVe f 2.™?, J *i* n itsel: as a reaul. cf Ua UaTX?«/ XCU on Th? flt£c announce the Tck y° Government is thinking of Ueptag a "counsellcr-at-large'
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    MR. ROOSEVELT'S GOOD START AT ECONOMISING.
    471 13 His Own Inauguration To Be Simple And Inexpensive. Flans for simple Inaugural ceremonies with a minimum expenditure of public money were decided recently at a conference between Pre-sident-elect Roosevelt and Rear Admiral Grays: n. Chairman of tne inaugural committee. Governor Roosevelt told Admiral Grai
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    DOG—AND ONLY DOG.
    35 13 When a man was summoned at a London police court for keeping a dog without a licence, he said: "He was sent to me anonymously—and I do not even know his name!"
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    Sports & Pastimes. WORLD TITLES IN 1933.
    1672 14 Sports Pastimes. WORLD TITLES IN 1933. PROMISE OF BRITISH YOUTH. LESSONS FROM AMERICA MUST BE LEARNED. GOLF. London Jan 12. Will 1933 bring British golfers nearer th > \vt:ld'o great title.? What has the New Yea.in store? To-day golf is an international game and America he Ids ihe chief playing
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    HENRI COCHET ON THE FILMS.
    312 14 DIVERGENT WLICIES ADVOCATED. LAWN TENNIS. London, Jan. 19. Henri Corbet, the French Lawn Tennis ace. haa been engaged ut tne Monte Carlo Cluo in d; onsfratir.g the stoOiM of the game for thpurpose of niajkingliim pictures. He was given pexnsacion io do so by the
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    IS AMATEURISM OUT OF DATE?
    514 14 BRITISH REPLY TO PERTINENT CRITICISM. London, Jan. 19 The attack made by Sir Joynton Smith, a former Lord Mayor of Sydney. New Somh Wales, upon the English Lawn Tennis Association for their recent action in the matin of Sbamateurism has caused quite a stir. The
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    YON PAPEN DENIES BOMBING.
    95 14 Not Work Of German Spies. Cologne. Jan. 14. Charges credited to Mrs. Mary Mooney. mother of Tom Mocney, that the San Franciico bombing for which her son was imprisonc-d was the work of German spies directed by former Chancellor Franc yon Papen. were denied by yon
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    A SPIDER'S EFFORT TO STOP A CLOCK.
    118 14 Victory Aad Heath. Akrn, Ohio. A small L.uJc spider, wkklch ior three week; .-.it-J to enmesh the hand*. «4 an alarm clock m its Web, succccded in its amtltion —at the cost 11 ite life. The spici*ir .teysteri usly got ktto the -tlghUy
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    CEYLON'S GOVERNOR AND THE SPEAKER.
    108 14 An important and interesting correspondence between "His SxoeUcncy the Governor of Ceylon and the Speaker of the State Council «as aead and tabled at a recent meeting of the State Council. The Governor quesAaaed the i»ropriety of a statement made by the Speaker in Council
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    "AMERICA IS DISCOURAGED."
    88 14 Armrica Is discouraged and the American: are sad" raid M. Chaiiapm on his return to France frcm the United States. "The present crisis has unnerved thi. young nation which fcr two cen.uries has astonished the world by its vitality and str:ngth. "Ihe Americans are übrrutung to the
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    21 SUICIDE ATTEMPTS.
    64 14 Vienna. A Budapest coppersmith named Ladislaus Koerlei-Klein was recently rescued from the Danube. Into which he had jtttped from the Margareten Bridge. It was his twenty-first suicide attempt, says the "Neves Wiener Tagblatt." Ladislaus had twice before jumped into the Danube, had cut arteries, thrown himself in
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    4007 15 SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS MADE. Interesting Supreme Court Judgment. ing judgment was delivered 'ey Whitley on Tuesday in the matof Haji All bin Haji Mohd The plaintiffs were Bahrah and Raminah blnte Haji efendants were Mohamed Zain Haji Yuscff bin Haji Mchmed Official Assignee of the prod Zain bin
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      382 16 TO LET. TO LET—Rooms, Sh?pg and Garages at BURLINGTON, Coleman Street—Phone 710« TO LET~ I REDUCED RENTS. Oarage No. 32. Jalan Besar. Open Day and Night. Cart rents $6, $5, $4 to $3 to month 25 cts.. 20 cts. to 15 eta. per day. WATER FREE. GUARANTEED FOR AN* LOSS.
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      683 16 THE PEOPLE'S PAPER: INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE I i TO LET. „o LET—I6S, Tank Road, immediate entry upply Meyer Brothers. TO LET—29I. Orchard Road, (Dowrutairs and up.stairs), next to Pavilion Theatre. Compi te with mod:rn sanitary fittings. Ideal residential place. Rent moderate. Apply to: V. S. Kasi Chettiar. 22, Market Street. TO
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      480 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. TONG LAM CO.. and THE MALAYAN FLOUR MILLING CO.. have removed their offices from 59. Market Street, to 46-48, P:ck Seah Street. All future communications should b? forwarded to thr new address. NOTICE. IN THE ESTATE OF KEHAR SINGH (son of Ishar Singh) Deceased. Pursuant
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      266 16 EDUCATIONAL. JOHANNA ENGLISH SCHOOL 40, NIVEN ROAD. Receives studen'.s from Primary to Standard VII and Commercial Class. Assures success in public Ent'rely under new management. For par iculars apply Principal. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). B, Short S.reet, Singapore. Enrol for
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      546 16 SAU; IN THE SUPREME rnT^ singaporV ol^ No. tO of THE LEE WAH BAN K lTn versus L CHOP KWONG FOOK a. 2. the ornuAL AUCTION SALE OP Lot 1. Valuable 99 years" W. premises No. 45. Hongkong Str»V. ad «al area 1,767 sq. ft., dated 6th r> r^u S
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