Malaya Tribune, 29 January 1934

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR OAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. iL XXL No. 24 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Jan. 29, 1934. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1934.
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      310 1 A'< t/c/ The Sunday j Tribune Dominant In Malaya. i i iiiii i i i iiii•iiiiiii i i i i i i i i i i i i immnimmi——nwirrrrl in iit .1 >m 1 warn* 1 1 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! I I KlilM THE FINEST MilK PRODUCED WILL EE —-JT ON
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      144 1 A. FLINTER. 6, Imperii n a Dtadp?!:* and Pearl N>^4Y'A' v :r j size and Sfliini at latest markei prices. '7> Also buying fs>jj7yoin* and goM of every class and quakfe paying highest price according to daily exchange rates. SL ALL "TOW. NEED j I GOOP l w 4 >.\
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    OUR READERS9 VIEWS.
    66 2 OUR READERS 9 VIEWS. Letters To The Editor are Invited to write to us subjects of public interest. It must be under OLs? LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double podents. lei Pen nam et may be used, but the names and ZtZes °UZ £Zd£d' a7a auaraniee
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    Radio Nuisance.
    88 2 (To the Editor, •'Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—I have been staying In Monk s Hill for a number of years. Almost c\ crj aay one of our neighbours who owns a radio jet tries to get stations during the afternoon. I have my afternoon nap every day, and because of
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    Pensioners' Pay-Day.
    204 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, Tuesday, Jan. 30, is a Public Holiday. The day preceding that ending the month is the usual pay-day; and when is it going to be this month? Mondays are not usual, as Saturdays and Sundays precede. Now will it be the 31st?
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    Serangoon Buses.
    249 2 (To the Editor. -Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —in your issue of the 20th inst. you referred to overcrowding as being a "necessary evil" in most large cities in Europe, saapg that half London has to stand in the fym hours and that some manage to derive boko* fun out
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    Toddy In Johore.
    213 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune") Sir,—With the beginning of the current yew the toddy shops in the State of Johore ar< being run by Government, and within the fe* oays since Government tpck over the management the benefits are already manifest, as th< toddy drinkers seem to
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    Johore's "Untouchables."
    228 2 (To the E&ltar, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —During the course of the year 1933 several Athithravidar Sangams were inaugurated in different parts of Malaya for the upliftment of the untouchables living in these parts. Jn Joliore also, Athithravidar Sangams have sprung up in Johore Bahru and Muar. The aims
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    Clerks' Indebtedness.
    289 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Following the rccent move made by Government, and Instigation by the Press, a campaign on similar lines to that of the Government is, I understand, now being ligorously pursued by several large European firms. I would l;ke to know if the Fame
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    "Rs. 500.000, Please!"
    357 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—I read with interest your comments or a very important topic of the day in youi issue of Jan. 11, under the caption "Rs. 2,000 please!" With the renewal of interest in rubber and tin in sympathy with a slow and steadj
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      11 2 I LOWRIES I I WHISKY I I $3.10 I PER BOTTLE
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    BULLET MISSES ITS MARK.
    537 3 But Victim Falls Dead. CAN IT BE CALLED MURDER? Aleppo. A BULLET is fired with intent to kill. It misses its mark, but the intended victim falls dead all the same, as surely as though it ha«l pierced his heart. Is it murder? That is the
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    TOWN IN A PANIC.
    80 3 Wild Boars Visit Sabak Bernam. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Jan. 27. The inhabitants of Sabak Bernam were greatly alarmed a few days ago us a result of two wild boars careering through the to.\nship. charging shops and damaging earthenware and crockery. The boars swam down
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    DEATH OF PRINCESS.
    78 3 Daughter Of Late Sir Rajah Chulan. (From Our Ovm Correspondent.) Ipoh, Jan. 27. The death occurred to-day at Deli, Sumatra, of the Tungku Puan Besar, wife of the Crown Prince of Deii. The deceased was a daughter of the late Raja Sir Chulan. The Raja Zainal Aznan
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    IPOH WEDDING.
    73 3 (Fiom Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Jan. 27. The marriage was solemnised to-day a f St. John's Church of Mi. Harry Nankiweh Sawyer, dredgemastei, P.W.D., l and Miss Barbara Hope, daughter or Mr. J. L. Hope, former manager of the j Lnited Engineers, and Mrs. ricpe. Tne Rf-v. Mr.
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    ASTROLOGY AND POLITICS.
    425 3 Ceylon's Fate Told From The Stars. Astrological forecasts are published regularly by the "Times of Ceylon," and on the occasion of the arrival of the new Governor, Sir Reginald Stubbs, a leaflet distributed by an anonymous astrologer, "Passara," was reproduced. Ceylon will return to prosperity during Sir
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    Shipping News & Notices. THE NEW ORIENT LINER.
    1424 4 Shipping News Notices. THE NEW ORIENT LINER. Traditioned Name To Be Perpetuated ALTHOUGH is has not yet been publicly connmrd, it is very widely rumoured on the LODdOH River 'hat the name already selec cd lor the new Orient liner, a ship which is certain to cause a very great
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    WRECK NEAR MACAO.
    149 4 River Boat Piles Up On Breakwater. Macao, Jan. 17. W WHILE entering Macao Harbour late last nijtht. the river steamer "Sai An." of 300 tons. was forced on to he breakwater when manoeuvring to avoid a ccUison with a large iunk. The "Sai An" was carrying a
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    GOURMETS' CHOICE.
    429 4 The "Franconia" Will Satisfy Them. THE Society for the Advancement of Better Living, recently organised in New York with the view of improving the standards of din'ng and wining current in the United States, •elected the Cunarder "Franconia" sailing from New York on a New Year's cruis-2 to
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    TWO NEW CARGO STEAMERS.
    51 4 Rugby, Jan. 18. Cammell. La!rd and Co., Ltd.. of Birkenhead, arc to build for the Booth Steamship Co.. Ltd., two new cargo steamers of about 5.000 lons each, the first to be completed by the end of the year and the next by the spring of
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    SHIP ORDERS FOR ITALY.
    747 4 Contracts Placed On Merit Alone. WHEN it was recently announced that the order fcr two Polish trans-Atlantic liners had been obtained by an Italian shipbuilding firm, it was stated (a) that the contract had been arranged on a barter basis with Polish coal as the other
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      190 4 HjLLOYD TRIESTINOi Uncorporatad Id Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay. Karachi, Aden, Massowah. Sues, Port Calling JESS Said. Brlndlsl Venice and Trieste. Suez, Port Said. Brindisi, Venice Trieste. m v MONCALIERE Feb. 2 Feb. 2 Due Leave Due m v COL
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      622 4 SAILINGS, KOBBDEUTSCREt LLOYD, 'incorporate The undernoted are th* Company i fcßtataj fixture*: OUTWARDS 1934. TRIER, for Manila. Hongkong. North China and J:\pan y 3 "ALSTER." for H'kong. Shai Nor h China and Japan Pet q "FULDA." for Manila. BTkOOg, Shai China and Japan Pel HOMEWARDS 1934. SAALE for Genoa Marseilles.
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    Mining Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    509 5 Singapore. Monday, 11 a.m. Hie following tin share quotations are issued by Frasei and Co., exchange and stock brokers: issue BihM Buyers. B< liars. Knmbaag Tin 39;- 41j- Mi lay 36 9 37 9 H am Tin 14 3 15- Weng 2.10 2.15 xfci rin
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    174 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. RUBBER REMAINS FIRM. Sharp Advance Of Tin Shares. 'By Out Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Monday noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 16' j. cts., unchanged. Market Tone: Firm. Tin (Singapore), $113-;., down Saturday's Prices:— London Rubber, 4*' id. down 1 32d. Market Tone: Quiet, slightly easier,
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    92 5 Sharp R-covery Of Imperial Tobaccos. Reuter Wireless. London, Jan. 24. Cn tbc Block Exchange to-day brighter conditions prevailed, accompanied by some gocd [eaturea r.o.ably Brazilians. Peruvian Corporat on issues, oil and copper shares and Imperial Tcbaccoa, which recovered sharply to 115s. A< ant' gcld-fields continued their upward moment
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    PETROL CONTROL.
    38 5 New York. Jan. 24. Ifr Ickes Secretary for th* Interior, ha. proved cithe proposal ot the oil industry thVL the entire produc-.ion of petrol in the S-d States should be limited to 27.140.000 bands in February.
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    GREAT WESTERN CHAIRMAN.
    26 5 Reuter. Londcii, Jan. Sir Robert Home has been appointed chairman' of the Great Western Railway in :,uccesdem to the late Viscount Churchid.-Reuter Wireless.
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    STRAITS TRADING.
    121 5 Dividends Will Remain At 75 Cts. THE following notice has been issued to shareholders of Straits Trading Co.. Ltd. "In their circular dated Singapore. April 5, 1930, the dlrectcrs stated their anticipation of continuance of a dividend of 75 cents per shares. "In view of the many changes
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    TIN AMALGAMATION.
    128 5 Kucha? And Lingui Merger. Missrs. Chan Onn announce that the dtlfetufs of Kuchai Till Dredging Co., Ltd., and I ingui Tin. Ltd hive under consideration a scheme for the ataalgaaattoo cf the two compani"^. Kuchfii Tin D d >ing Co which operates a property of 596 BSrea at
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    SIAM AND BURMA.
    61 5 India Gov*. Restricts Cotton Imports. (Trom Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. Jan. 23. A fnHher to tichen uo tror Bta**i to Burma aeroas f h- 5 Imd ffonti° r be^om 0 otT->"t s "p fitwii wsterday. whe?n the Owernmen* of India Im r>p;pfl CUStOTOS Of i"'"»' t'"* 1
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    GLENEALY RUBBER.
    963 5 Dividend Of Five Per Cent. rIE 24th annual general meeting ol the Glencaly Plantations, Ltd., was he d at the rcgi ter d office of the Company at Hongkong Eank Chambers, Singapore. Mr. W. E. Raymr was in the chair, the o hers present being Messrs. H. C.
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    PERAK CHINESE MINERS.
    337 5 Governments Unnecessary Inquiry, AN assurance was given to the F.M S. Government on Wednesday that the Chinese Mining and Planting Association, which, at a committee meeting held recently, unanimously voted against the "Buffer" Tin Pool, was representative of the Chinese section of the mining industry in Perak.
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    MONEY TALKS—5.
    107 5 What Is Meant By "Price Level." Means the value, more correctly, buying power, of currency Nothing to do with individual prices. The buying power of a currency is found by averaging the prices o* a «electcd list of to—3ftSe according to their "mptx-tarc-. The leading index "s the
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    Rubber Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    658 5 Singapore. Monday, 11 a.m. The following rubber snare quotation* are issued by Praser and Co. and i.yau Tnd Evatt: Issue Value. Praser Lyau Shares. Co. Evatt 1 Allenby 1.12>/ 2 1-20 1.10 1.20 1 Alor Gajah 0.77i 2 0.85 0.80 0.90 IA. Hitam 1.00 1.25
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      123 5 A Woman Peeps at Singapore—she does it weekly, in the "Sunday Tribune LEE WAH BANK, Ltd. incorporated In the S.S). No. 18. SOUTH CANAL RD. Foreign exchange business transacted at favourable rates. Correspondents at the principal centres in China and other parts of the m-orld Current and Savings Accounts opened;
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      169 5 Hand WHEN YOU HAVE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT. No doubt you have some unrealised dream heretofore made impossible by inadequate funds. A Savings Account will soon enable you to make these desires a reality. Sufficient ready money for your next noli day—perhaps some article you want to buy—any wish you have
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      198 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation limited. (incorporated in Straits Settlement.. > ao» r^mWHAL^\ S N°K S I T TD.. THE HO HONG BANK. THE BANK LTD. Authorised UEA D NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. LOCAL B of DIRECXORS: Oil Sian Guan. Esq.. Chee Swee Cheng. Esq.. Chairman. pgrkcane C Hwang. Esq Ue Kong Chlan.
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      345 6 1 TWO GREAT ATTRACTIONS IN ONE GREAT LAST DAY PROGRAMME 6 -l 5 KEN M4YNARD 5 and "TARZAN" in The "TRAIL DRIVE*' CH ic^^^ i Thousands of cattle in frenzied stampede I CA T in I Routing battles A tender romance Reckless; BAJyIO I*l I j riding And plenty of
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      361 6 Yet Another BIGGER and BETTER Stage and I Screen Show I 6.15 (KiilH »•<* 1 SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE I j To-morrow At 3 p.m. j j The Greatest Fare Ever Presented in a Single Programme in any theatre in I MALAYA i Rex Story Presents His Dazzling Stage Company t
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      346 6 «"iiiiiiiiiiii.ii pa i i! mi mi i i mmmmmmmmmmm i m LAST TWO DAYS: j I mm mm.. ~mm 1 STARTING WEDNESDAY I HENRY EDWARDS (Ihe "FLAG LIEUTENANT'") I IN THE HILARIOUS COMEDY HIT I I "GENERAL JOHN REGAN" (UNITED ARTISTS RELEASE). I jgj i till II I 1:1 II
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING CHINA PACTS.
    68 7 Washington Renews Navigation Treaty. Shanghai, Jan. 28. United States has replied to the Chinese ment, accepting the Chinese proposal renewal of the navigation and com,1 pacts between the two countries. Great has not yet sent her reply. December the Chinese
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    THE "PATROCLUS."
    72 7 iwing passengers arrived in Singapore Patroclus" on Sunday: I Williamson, Dr. and Mrs. F. R. Mr. A. S. Gispert. Mr. R. D. Brummltt, Mrs. J. S. Messenger and child, Major ..u Mr F. C. Gray, Miss E. N. Purves, Mr. Burton. Mr. F. A. Gray. Dr. Z. Przyttye-
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    THE " CHANTILLY."
    34 7 THE CHANTILLY." Ciiantilly" is due here from Madras Wednesday Jan. 31, at 2 p.m., and will the ramp day at 7 p.m. for Saigon, and Haiphong. She will berth along H3 uharf on arrival.
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    THE "CORFU."
    27 7 C.iifu" has left Hongkong and is exarrive at this port cn Wednesday, it 9 a.m. She will proceed alongside a SH E. wharf on arrival.
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    VESSELS IN PORT.
    79 7 BDutch; 1,483 tons, from Belawan :>-l for Muntck Priok 29-1. G Verspyck." Dutch; 640 tons, from Letong for Natoena Islands 1-2. G. ngarry," British; 5.843 tons, from London 29-1. fcr Hongkong 29-1. Per .us." British; 6,335 tons, from Kobe ;9-l. for Hull 1-2. Mart 11a." British; 4.340
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    LIGHT BURNING AGAIN.
    31 7 dins to telegraphic advice received from CMi- f Inspector cf Navigation at Batavia, Be«ar. Bank Street (2 deg. 53, 0* S— d-:?. C. 5" E> is burning normally.
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    THE "ARAM IS."
    42 7 Ararois" is due here from Colombo on F: Feb. 21. at 6 a.m.. and will sail on the sd at 2 p.m. for Saigcn. Hongkong S ..r .?hai and Kobe. She will berth along a SHE wbarf on arrival.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    113 7 SH tp«i Armamnt thi wwarvb OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE. Singapore. Jan. 29. Kant Wharf fWntranca Oa»» 1). aa 32; Hai Hing 20. .Vain Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). .ry J8: Kudat 16; Pres. Adams 11; an I; Patroclus T. Doc* Oate IV baak 30: City cf Windsor 32; PolypheopH
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    116 7 Mails from Batavia and Palembang by aeroplane are expected at the General Post Office, Singapore, at 2.30 p m to-morrow The outward air mall by Imperial Airways will arrive in the General Post Office, Singapore, at v 10.30 a.m. to-mcrrow. The correspondence received by this mail will be
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    MAILS DELIVERED.
    13 7 Left Arrd. By S pore uondon "Carthage" Jan. 5 Jan. 27
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    MONEY MARKET
    205 7 BELLING. Singapore. Jan. 29. London 4 months' sight 2 1* 7 i?* London 3 months' sight 2 j 4 332 London 60 days' sight 2 i 4 5 6 4 Lcndon 30 days' sight 2 i 4 MJJ London demand 2 4 3,64 Lcndon T.T. 2A 132 Lyons
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    18 7 "Twice as good at half the price"-the "Sunday Tribune" as compared uith other Sunday papers. Five cents only.
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    78 7 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY, JAN. 29. Hockey: S.R.C. "A" v. YM.C.A. I, S.R.C.; S.C.R.C. v. Clerical Unicn. S.C.R.C; R.I. v. M.CU., R. 1.; R.C. v. Colts, R.C A.P.C. v. S.C.C., A.P.C. Boxing: Army v. Navy, New World, 9 p.m. Football: Combined Fleet
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    AMUSEMENTS
    102 7 ALHAMBRA.—Ken Maynard in The Trail Drive" and Chic Sale in "Lucky Dog." APOLLO «Geylang). —Hindustani picture. CAPITOL.—"The Nine O'clock Revue" istage attraction) and "Too Much Harmony" (talkie). EMPIRE.—SIim Summerville and Zasu Pitts in "They Just Had To Get Married." GREAT WORLD.- Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Malay anc Chinese Wayangs. cinemas.
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    MORE TREMORS.
    199 7 Latest News Of Indian Earthquake. Reuter Wireless. Chittagong. Jan. 27 Earthquake tremors were felt here at 2 p.m. to-day. Bombay. Jan 27. A 45-year-old woman Is reported to have been discovered at Monghyr alive ofter being buried for 13 days in debris. She was taken to hospital— Reuter.
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      337 7 [POSTAL IHTfLLIGtKg SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. Siam (except Lower Slam) (Hydra II) 3 p.m. Selat Pandjang, Bengkalis and Bagan (Makassar) 3 p.m. ♦North, N.-East and N.-West Sumatra, Egypt, Europe and Great Britain (Polyphemus) 7 p.m. TO-MORROW. China. Hainam, Japan, Korea, Formosa, East Siberia. Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A.
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      273 7 night at 7.30 p.m. at his residence. "Huudale." 36. Meyer Road (opposite Katong Park* on the occasion of his marriage. Free transport is available at the junction of Tanjong Katong Road and Geylang Road to convey the members to "Hinsdale." TO-MORROW. JAN. 30. Broadway Musical Party: 3iu*ic pxatacft Mr. Llm
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
    92 8 Mc.srs. Tan Swee Pch, Tan Swee Guan, Tan Swee Yam. Tan Swee Kwang and family big •to thank all relatives and friends who have kindly paid night-visits and a tended the funeral of the late Mrs. Tan Kia T>e aiu al o to these who sent wreaths,
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    MALAYAN MATTERS.
    765 8 rpHE Malayan Estate Owners' Association has introduced a discordant note into what had been a chorus of approval of the plan for the formation of a United Planting Association of Malaya. The Association's misgivings command sympathy and consideration. It reprej sents a distinct section of rubber growers, with
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    262 8 Mr. R. Vengkatarajulu Naidu, editor Of the "Tamil Nadu," Madras, will deliver a lecture in Tamil at the premises of the local Arya Samaj. 42. Rowell Road, to-day at. 8 p.m., on "Religious Reorganisation." Mr. J. P. Pennefather-Evans, Commissioner of Police, Kedah, will bo going on leave next month. Mr.
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    Topics Of The Day. K. L. As Air-Port.
    165 8 rpHERE is justifiable satisfaction in the Federal Capital at the announcement that Kuala Lumpur is to be a regular port of call on the Imperial Airways route. This is not only a matter of civic pride—it relates also to prompt receipt and
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    The Weather.
    206 8 in Malaya are feeling less j like martyrs on reading of tne 1 weather that has afflicted the British j Isles lately. Severe cold, which lasted j for many days, has now given way to dense fogs which have enveloped most i of Britain, and caused many car
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    Inaccurate Estimates.
    171 8 COME time ago there was a tnftd troversy in interested quart cr cerning the remarkable variation tenders submitted by private contra for public works. The system v. icised and remedial measiaadvocated so that there might be gn uniformity in the system of tend* But the sort of shing
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    Ceylon's Child-Slaves.
    188 8 11THILE the child "slavery"' Malaya appears to hkV tackled in a commensense. pro manner, people in responsible posi in Ceylon declare that the adi child" there is often "sold and sold again." Under the Ordinance b In plied there these children—« In M —are to be registered, and
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    Passing Thoughts
    373 8 By "Looker-On" rpHE Naval Conference in Singapore has ended. The following is an official report of the proceedings: There's one mystery cleared up. anyway—Field Marshal Allenby is not in Singapore. But what harm has he done to anyone in Java that there should be a desire to "get"
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    How Russia Has Prepared For War. HEAVY INDUSTRIES READY FOR MAKING MUNITIONS.
    124 9 NOT GOING TO GIVE AWAY THE RAILWAY. Dr. W. W. Yen In Singapore. exclusive Interview On The Far Eastern Crisis. I CURRENTLY with the arrival of cables on the Soviet's plana and the Chinese Eastern Railway situation, the
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    WILL DR. YEN BE FOREIGN MINISTER ?
    760 9 WILL DR. YEN BE FOREIGN MINISTER |\R. VV. W. Yen, one of China's iiant diplomats, passed Singapore last night on "Conte Rosso" on his way j lina from Europe. an exclusive interview to j sentatfve of the Malaya': n which he discussed Mos- I War Plan", the Chinese i Railway,
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    OVERSEAS CHINESE.
    220 9 How They Can Help The Mother Country. The Ambassador concluded the interview by discussing the advisability of overseas Chinese returning to then homeland to serve her. As many of them, he said, should try to go back and assist in the building-up of the country. With their education
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    PHANTOM OF WAR.
    295 9 Soviet Sees Struggle For Power In The Pacific. Moscow, Jan. 28. The phantom of war revenge overshadowed capitalist countries, declared M Stalin, who in his report to the Communist Party Congiess. predicted another world war. The Sino-Japanese war in Manchuria and Japan's advance in North China had
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    TENSION IN HARBIN.
    85 9 White Russians Demonstrate Against Soviet. Reuter. Harbin, Jan. 28. Troop-laden lorries, bristling with machine-guns, patrolled the streets when thousands of White Russians staged a monster seven-hour demonstration for the reduction of freight charges and other reforms on the Chinese Eastern Railway. j Waving Imperial Russian flags and
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    THEFT OF MACHINE GUN.
    162 9 European Spies Heavily Sentenced. Strasbourg, Jan. 24. LA Belle Sophie, the soubriquet cloaking the name of Sophie Drost. a cafe proprietress, has been sentenced to two years' imprisonment for association with What is described as the biggest espionage organisation unearthed since the war, and to a
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    RUBBER FIRM.
    97 9 Further Progress In Negotiations. jgUBBEiI prices have dr pped slightly in New York but remain firm over 16 cents in Singapore. Tin shows an upward tendency acain and many shares are advancing on the local market. "Confidence in rubber restriction is not yet general," said a prominent broker
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    MR. QUO TAI CHI.
    49 9 London. Jan. 28. Mi. Quo Tai Chi is much better and expects to be out in about ten days. He is at present mui.dai.ed with sympathetic messages from China.—Renter. I"The Chinese Ambassador to London has been operated upon in a musing home for an uicer.l
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    SINGAPORE NAVAL CONFERENCE.
    281 9 Speeding Up The Base. ADMIRAL GOING TO BATAVIA. Reuter Wrieless. London, Jan. 25. [N spite of the "hush hush" polioadopted regarding the Singapore Naval Conference, there is good reason to believe that the programme of works which the Imperial Conference in 1930 postponed will be actively pursued
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    CHANDU THROUGH POST.
    135 9 Chinese Girl Sentenced To Imprisonment. The case in which three Chinese were charged with being concerned in ihe Importation of chandu was concluded by he District Judge. Mr. H. A. Forrcr, on Saturday At the previous hearing it was revealed that seven packages had been passed through
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    STALIN'S CLAIM.
    126 9 Success Of Socialism In Russ a. Reuter. Moscow. Jan. 28. A claim that the Soviet's example has Droved to be a victory for Socialism was made by the Premier. M. Stalin, in a five-hour report on internal conditions, at the Communist Party Congress. He said that the face
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    RUMOURS DENIED.
    54 9 German General Not Going To China. Reuter. Berlin. Jan. 27. Reports that General Yon Seeckt has entered the service of the Chinese Government are officially idenied. It is stated that Chinese quarters invited General Yon Seeckt to repeat his last year's visit arid continue his studies of conditions
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    Wrongful Sale Of Land In Johore. STATE TO PAY DAMAGES.
    487 10 Towkay Wins $22,500. COUNTER-CLAIM NOT UPHELD. gOME time ago two towkays sued the State of Negri Sembilan for alleged wrongful sale of land owing to arrears in quit rent. That action was regarded as a test case and the verdict
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    FUKIEN REBEL LEADERS.
    239 10 Released From Captivity In Swatow? Shanghai, Jan. 28. A portion of the 19th Route Army are making a stand along the banks of the Mm River, which flows through Foochow and Yenping. Nanking troops under Gen. Chan Sing have been sent to suppress them and further fighting
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    KUALA LUMPUR AS AIRPORT.
    535 10 British Planes To Call There. Captain C. A. Barnard, area manager of Imperial Airways in Malaya, has written as follows to the "Malay Mail". "I am able to announce officially that my company will include Kuala Lumpur as a regular port of call in the IndoMalaya
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    HUPEH "REDS."
    191 10 Practically All Of Them Now Suppressed. Shanghai, Jan. 28. Gen. Chang Quan (Chairman of Hupeh) arrived in Shanghai yesterday. He conferred for two hours with Gen. Chan Vi, who is going to Fukien to take up the post of Chairman of the Provincial Government. In a Press interview,
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    RUBBER DESTROYED.
    56 10 Smokehouse Ablaze In Trafalgar Estate. A FAIRLY large quantity of rubber was destroyed on Sunday afternoon when a smoke-house in Trafalgar Estate, Ponggol Road, was badly damaged by fire. Practically the whole of the building was invloved when the Brigade arrived, but the firemen eventually controlled the situation
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    DEATHS FROM COLD.
    242 10 Ravages Of The China Floods. Shanghai, Jan. 28. TEN* thousand men, women and children have been drowned, frozen to death or are missing in Hopei and Honan Provinces in which 70 districts have been ravaged by the Yellow River flood. In addition, thousands are reported to be
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    CHINA TRADE TREATIES.
    55 10 Reuter. Peiping, Jan. 28. In addition to seeking the revision of the Sino-American trade treaty, whicn expired on Jan. 13, the Chinese Government has approached the British authorities for the revision of the SinoBritish trade treaty, which expired on July 28 last. The matter was referred to
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    HEAVY DAMAGE.
    97 10 Earthquake Rocks Most Of Mexico. Reuter. Mexico City, Jan. 29. i The whole of South and Central Mexico has been rocked by an earthquake. Many people, it is reported, have been injured and heavy damage has been done, especially at Acapuleo.. where numerous buildings have 'been cracked.—Reuter. Later.
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    TAMIL'S REMARKABLE STORY.
    562 10 Convicted On Charges Of Cheating. (From Our Own Corretoondent.) Seremban, Jan. 27. IN the police court to-day, before Raja Kamaralzaman, the police magistrate, the hearing, was concluded in the case in which a Tamil named S. David stood charged on three counts. Accused was alleged to have
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    FERRY CAPSIZES.
    177 10 Japanese Dock Workers Drowned. Reuter. Nagasaki, Jan. 28. THE Municipal ferry "Asahi Maru," 49 tons and registered to carry 168 passengers, but estimated to have over 350 aboard, mostly Mitsubishi dockyarders, was coming alongside the pier at 5.20 p.m. when it capsized. So far there are only eleven
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    Y.W.C.A. ANNUAL MEETING.
    124 10 Miss Owen Resigns The Secretaryship. The annual meeting of the Y.W.C.A. will be held en Friday, Feb. 9, at 5.30 p.m. at the Y.W.C.A., Raffles Quay. The report of the year's work will be given by the different sections and the general committee for the ensuing year
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    MINISTER'S DUEL
    115 10 U AR The Shots Went Wide." Reuter Wireless. Paris, Jan. 25. TWO shivering duellists in a biting northeaster exchanged four shots in the Pare dcs Princes Stadium this morning. Tne duellists were M. Andre Hesse, e.\Mintster cf Justice, who formerly acted legally j for Stavisky (the bonds swindler
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    FALSE VALUATIONS.
    167 10 Further Revelations In Bond Frauds. Reuter Wireless. Bayonne, Jan. 25. The wide divergence between the private and official valuations of certain jewels placed in the Credit Municipal Bank is one of the revealing sidelights provided in the Stavisky scandal inquiry. w An expert, re-valuing J,he jewels in the
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    AVIATION EXPERT HERE.
    550 10 Capt. F. W. Haitf. VACUUM OIL CO. S PROJECT. •JpHE Vacuum Oil Company rec< undecided to send Capt. F. W. Chief aviation officer of the company, on a world tour to study up-to-date aviation development. He arrived in Singapore by the "Marella" yesterday. Mr. Haig left Melboure
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    SEAMAN INJURED.
    62 10 Man Fell Into The Coal Bunker. An Italian seaman employed on had a narrow escape from acriota injur* he fell into the coal-bunker yesterda noon. He was brought ashore and tax General Hospital by ambulance He was unable to walk and complained ol internal pains. Two other seamen
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    ANOTHER CIVIL WAR IN SOUTH CHINA.
    334 11 Nanking Foils Canton's Bid For 19th Army. 5f I Shanghai, Jan. 29. lllilLE the Nanking troops are rounding up V? the remnants of the 19th Route Army in n and the 41st Army under Gen. Sun ing and the Ninghsia army under Gen. Hung
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    FUKIEN CONFERENCE.
    429 11 Only Two Rebel Regiments Escape. Tiie vanguards of the Nanking brigade 'j.'.tier Gen. Chan Chang have arrived at Ytnchien in West Fukien. Gen. Isai Ting Kai, leading two regiments of the 19th Route Army, is on his way to ChangUng, while the remnants are awaiting reorganisation by Marshal
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    "ANCHOR BEER" GALA.
    87 11 The New World Cabaret will hold their -Anchor Beer Oala" to-night and one of the attractions will be a dancing competition for which handsome prizes v ill be presented by Messrs. N. V. Straits tra Trading Co. re will be a fox-trot competition well as competitions for
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    FRENCH AND DUMPING.
    78 11 Reuter. Lyons, Jan. 28. Prohibition of imports from countries lefusing to sign a convention laying down standard conditions of production is demanded in a resolution unanimously carried by the Chamber of merce.M. liorel Journel, presiding, declared that Japanese competition was a question of life and death. It
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    LOCAL CHINESE WEDDING.
    508 11 Popular Tennis Player's Bride. M' f ANY guests, including leading Chinese and members of European and other communities, attended a wedding held at the resid once of Mr. Tan Chong Chew. 317. River Valley Read, yesterday afternoon and a reception *as held afterwards on the lawn, when
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    HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
    41 11 In the early hours of this mornins: a Cantonese was robbed whilst he was walking along Banda Street. Three Chinese, armed with knives suddenly accosted him, and relieved him of $4 in cash. The police are investigating the matter.
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    CABINET RESIGNS.
    117 11 National Government In France Reuter. Paris, Jan. 27. EIOLLOWING a Cabinet meeting this afternoon, the Government decided to resign. The Ministers are proceeding to Elysee immediately to hand in their resignations to the President.— Reuter. Paris, Later. M. Herriot appears to be marked out as the President's choice
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    159 11 Attractive Programme At The Capitol. The Capitol presented another attractive stage show last night in "The Nine O'clock Revue." which Rex Story brings to Singapore from America, China and the Philippines. The show is bright and breezy and maintains the excellent standard that the Capitol has ret
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    ALLEGED MURDER IN JOHORE.
    158 11 Victim's Brother-In-Law Arrested., (From Our Own Correrpon&ent.) Johore, Jan. 28. i N alleged murder of a Tamil overseei A employed by the P.W.D., Kota Ting cji, took place at about 1 a.m. to-day. It is stated that the deceased and hih wife lived in Government quarters
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    The Malayan Rugby Union's Significant Gesture. Spread Of The Game Among Asiatics.
    1285 12 M. R. U. To Alter Rules To Admit Non-Europeans. COMMENTS on the excellent standard of play seen in the North v. South xugby match in Singapore on Saturday were made at the annual dinner given by the Malayan
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    BANGKOK MOTORISTS.
    62 12 Automobile Association Formed. {From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Jan. 27 Motorists Siam have banded together and Government have approved their Society being called the Royal Automobile Association of Siam under the patronage of the King and blessed by Sir Stenson Cooke. i Among their objects, the member; hop?
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY.
    54 12 Y.M.C.A. 1st XI v. the S.R.C. on the S.R.C. grou.d to-day at 5.15 p.m.: J. Ferguson, R. Lyne, L. M. Pennefather, V. Xavier, Lee Fong Llm, P. C. Sands, M. Culchatoor, W. R. Wills, D. Ross, Q. L. P. WOBs, C. H. Ocslum. Reserves. O. Day, Lee Kit
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    ENGLISH RUGGER.
    128 12 Light Blues Defeat The Harlequins. London, Jan. 27. The principal rugby football matches played to-day resulted as follows: r.i tii 8 Llanelly 7 Coventry 9 Torquay A. 13 GK-ut ester 28 Guy's H. 11 Hail?quins 24 Cambridge V- 2 H- idintsley 9 Birkenhtad P. 5 L.-.lcrs'er 26 Richmond
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    TO-NIGHT'S BOXING.
    299 12 Programme Of Twelve Fights. THE boxing tournament between members of H.M. ships now in port, and the Wiltshires and the Royal Air Force, will be held at the New World arena tonight, commencing at 9 p.m. The proceeds will be in aid of the Mission to Seamen's Fund
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    SWIMMING RACES.
    46 12 Filipino Champion To Visit C.S.C. ULKA Mangona. the Filipino champion swimmer who is now visiting Singapore, will appear at the Chinese Swimming Club, in Raton? at 10.30 a.m. to-morrow, when he will race with local Chinese "stars" and play in a game of water-polo.
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    SEREMBAN HOCKEY.
    33 12 (From Our Otvn Correspondent.) Seremban. Jan. 27. On the padang this evening the Police beat the Negri Sembilan Chinese R.C. >-2 at hockey. Messrs. A. J. Dairian and R. Lopez umpired.
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    N.S. LAWN TENNIS.
    251 12 Inter-Club" Matches In Seremban. (From Our Oicn Correspondent.) Seremban, Jan. 28 SOME interesting inter-club tennis was witnessed by a fairly large crowd yesterday and to-day when the Negri Sembilan Ciub entertained the N S. Chinese R. C. to tennis on their courts. This Is the first time
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    S.S.C. BEAT NAVAL TEAM.
    162 12 Yesterday's Water Polo At The Swimming Club. Yesterday's water-polo match between the Singapore Swimming Club and a team drawn from the warships in port, proved a one-sided affair, the Club having little difficulty in piling up a score of seven goals to which the Naval side
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    PENANG BEAT KEDAH.
    92 12 Last Hockey Match Of The Season. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Jan. 27. Penang scored a 'comfortable victory in their final hockey match of the season, defeating Kedah at Alor Star gL_O. The home team were no match for Penang, although the winners were without several of
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    EWIN AND SUARES.
    57 12 A correspondent writes expressing great disappointment that Seaman Ewin and Suares are not to meet, and enlarges on what ho understands to be the reason. Our information is that Ewin has not secured permission to engage in the contest—he himself has not refused. It is undesirable that
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    SELANGOR CLUB BEATEN.
    119 12 Wilts Win Last Match Of Tour. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 28. AFTER losing on Saturday to the Selangor State team at hockey the Wiltshire Regiment easily defeated the Selangor Club 6—3 to-day. The Selangor Club had the advantage of the play during the early
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    104 12 i The S.G.C. February medal competition will I be played next Saturday and Sunday. The geld medal competi icn for 1933. will be payed simultaneously with this competition. The following are qualified to compete: G. Finlay, R. Graik, S. J. BeatUe, W. A. Hamilton, G. Edmond, T.
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    AUGUST B.P.
    63 12 August B.P. team v. the Nanyang Chinese Students' Society to-morrow, at the V.M.C.A. ground, at 5 p.m. (players assemble at Mr. Low Hian Vim's residence) Hock Hoy 'capt.). Chin Hian, Cher Seng, Hong Hai, Tian Hock, Chong Seng. Hock Chocn. Hong Tee. Swee Teck, Kang Hock, Boon Thuan,
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    55 12 San Francisco, Jan. 27. Vines beat Tilden 6-1. 3-6, 4-6, 6-3, 6-1 and now leads by five matches to four. Tilden slightly sprained his ankie in the fourth set and was limping.—Reuter. The above is part of the programme of exhibition matches being played by Tilden's tennis circus
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    "EAGLE" BEAT THE " HAWKINS."
    287 12 "EAGLE" BEAT THE HAWKINS." Yesterday's Soccer. INTERESTING GAME AT ANSON ROAD. FAIRLY large crowd was attracted to the Anson Road Stadium yesterday, when the teams from the aircraft carrier, "Eagle," and the "Hawkins" matched their strength at soccer. It was mi interesting match and the "Eagle" emerged victorious by the
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    English And Scottish Soccer.
    1403 13 The F. A. Cup Fourth Round Results. KITS of English and Scottish if matchw played on Saturai follows: I Mi! ISH LEAGUE, Div. I. W l. 1 West Bromwkh A. 2 Goals. P. W. L. D. F. A.Pts. I (11 25 15 3 7 43 23
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    PERAK HOCKEY.
    122 13 Hongkong Project Not Dropped. m Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Jan. 27. understood that the proposed ivan hockey tour to Hongkong lot been definitely abandoned. Only an Associations, including Singaare not in favour of going on with project, but the question has been '•> the State Associations to decide.
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    MARIGOLD B.P.
    35 13 Secretaries of Clubs or Parties who ire to play badminton with the old B P. should communicate with Mr Tr.n Kirn Seng, the hon. sports Ptain, ro Messrs 8 Moutrie and Co.. td
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    FRED PERRY.
    78 13 Wins Australian Tennis Title. Reuter. Sydney, Jan. 27. IN the singles final of the Australian lawn tennis championships to-day. Fred Perry (Britain) beat Jack Crawford (Australia) 6-3. 7-5, 6-1. Perry was in great form throughout while Crawford was below his best. He served badly and often put his
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    S.C.C. SOCCER.
    101 13 The folic wing soccer figures tor February have be°n arranged by the S.C.C. to be played on the Padang. Wednesday. Thursday and Friday next, six-a-side tournament. mtm* Feb sth, Practice: 6th. Colours v. Whites. Bth "B" XI v. M.P.H. 2nd XI; 9th C lo r Whites; 12th. "B"
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    SELANGOR BEAT THE WILTSHIRES.
    213 13 Saturday's Hockey In Kuala Lumpur. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 27. THOUGH beaten by five clear goals the Wiltshires were not disgraced and did not allow Selangor to monopolise the game after the first ten minutes, during which time Selangor were continuallyattacking and confining
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    S.C.R.C. HOCKEY.
    34 13 S.C.RC. hockey team v. the Clerical Union at the S.C.R.C. to-day: Hock Leat; Seng, Boon: C. Beck, Kec Siang, Fong Lim; T. Soon. Lock, YewHock. Kirn Chua. Kee Choc. Reserve G. Lee
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    RUGGER SEASON "FINAL."
    834 13 North Beat The South. BRILLIANT FORWARD PLAY. BRILLIANT display by their forwards enabled the North to register their first win in Singapore when they met the South in the final game of th? rugger season proper at ihe Anson Road Stadium on Saturday. The North pressed from
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    LOCAL MAINTENANCE CLAIM.
    628 14 Magistrate Suggests An Agreement. A MUNICIPAL dresser appeared on Saturday before Mr. J. M. Brander, the Fourth Magistrate, summoning his wife to show cause why a maintenance order against him in her favour should not be varied. Mr. V. D. Knowles appeared for the plaintiff, while Mr.
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    KUALA KANGSAR EN FETE.
    112 14 Banquet In Honour Of Perak's Sultan. fFrom Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Jan. 27. Kuala Kangsar presented a charming sigi t to-night when gaily decorated and illuminated cars belonging to members of the Iskandar Polo Club converged on the Club premises which were also gorgeously decorated and
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    "BUKU BIRU" FOR 1934.
    126 14 Malayan Directory At Five Dollars. The eighth edition of the Directory oi Malaya, the Buku Biru" for 1934. has now been placed on sale. It retains all the features which have made the earlier editions such an invaluable office reference book, and rearrangement has been made
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    LORD ALLENBY'S DEPARTURE.
    157 14 Threat Against His Life. Reuter. London, Jan. 27. j THE revelation of a secret so far only known to the British Consul and high officials in the Dutch East Indies discloses that Lord Allenby's recent sudden curtailment of his tour of the Dutch East Indies was occasioned
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    53 14 Mr. K. R. Gandre, Painter and publisher of the •'Bombay Chronicle" was sentenced oy the Chief Presidency Magistrate, on Jan. 9. to nine months' rigorous imprisonment, on a charge of having disobeyed the Governor-in-Council's order directing him not to publish message or statements of persons arrested or convicted in connection
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    328 15 Silver Stabilisation. SENATE DEBATE CONTINUES. Reuter. Washington; Jan. 27. 'J'HE Senate has agreed to vote today on Senator Wheeler s amendment, which proposes that the Government should purchase 50 million ounces of silver monthly until a 16 to one ratio with gold is reached or
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    EXAMINATIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
    488 15 Clerk Who Was Surety For Friends. CjEVERAL local examinations in banker ruptcy took place in the Supreme Court. Singapore. Saturday. Kow Sim Kee. a Straits-born Chinese, married and with three children, said he was employed as ja clerk at a salary of $70 in a Chinese firm.
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    183 15 "All-in-One Reference Book And Guide." Considerable industry and enterprise have been displayed by Nai Thuan Kanchananaga, of 8. Devonshire Road Singapore, who has just issued a useful book of reference on Malayan affairs Of a handy size, and not too bulkj although running to some 400 odd
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    TOAST UNHONOURED.
    102 15 Dramatic Incident At German Dinner. Reuter. Berlin. Jan. 27. A dramatic incident occurred at a gathering of members of the National Officers' League, held to celebrate the ex-Kaiser's 75th birthday. Shortly before midnight, lorry-loads of police and storm troopers surrounded the building. The officers, according to custom, rose
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    A TALK TO SUFFERERS FROM INSOMNIA.
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