Singapore Daily News, 14 January 1933

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    Masthead
    12 1 The Singapore Daily News fio. 88. SATURDAY, JAKUARY 14, 1933. S CENTS.
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    Our Ideas.
    654 1 U la. t one of the lowers has <!«_• led 'hat the time has eomc to i ;i protest to Japan. It i< a i r> gentle protest, m fact so polite conversation perhaps hardly iustithe usr of the word, but the Mtnains that the British Ainba ador
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    ENGLAND SAVED BY GREAT PARTNERSHIP.
    1014 1 R. E. S WYATT AND LEYLAND. GRIMMETT THREE TIMES HIT FOR SIX. I). U. Jardinc won the toss at the opening of the third Test mutch at Adelaide yesterday, hut it was hardly a hapi > augury for by the midday interval England had lost
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    SCOREBOARD.
    74 1 LN(il-AM). Ist Innings. Sutcliflc i- IV'all O'Kcillj 5 P. K. Jardiac «i NNall ■> Ma nmond c ONMcU Wall Ames '> !r<»n!tioni;«M Leyland, Lkw. O'Reillj It. K. S. Wyalt, c Uuhardson •"15 tlmiTSett^ 78 (i. Allen, l.b.w. (.limmett 1.1 I 'ay nter not rut 23 Verity not ou( •*>
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    SOVIET SHIP ON FIRE AT SEA.
    146 1 RESCUE* DASH. S.O.S. "BURNING FURIOUSLY" 250 PEOPLE ABOARD. It was tevealed last night thai the Soviet vcsaai| Sakhalin, carrying 2,0 pas.seng«rs and a crew oi ">l, about whose saU'ty grayi 1 fears were felt following distress signals, is amaze at sea. Ihus the exD-aordmary
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    OIL DISPUTE.
    123 1 BRITISH-OWNED PAPER SUSPENDED. ttatcd^d. Friday. Tin. l'.rit 1.-h-conln lied T^aily new.i>;]pt: ihc Baghdatl Times has been' suspended trom publication for 13 days i»y order 01 the Irak Council! > of Ministers on the grounds that lefiM'unces made to the Anglo-Per-i^iaj^ Co. o\[ MHjf^^~ \\-cvc liable to frMFoct li-iondly^
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    MR. COOLIDGE'S WILL.
    31 1 Northampton, Mass, Friday. By the will wi ex-President Cooiidgc all i is estate, personal and real, goca t<» his widow. The estate i. unofficially estimated at 5500.000. Reuter
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    BOOT'S DRUG DEAL STOPPED.
    194 1 TREASURY BAIN. EFFECT ON DOLLAR EXCHANGE. London, Friday. H was officially announced^ oj^.\ mat tin Chancellor of the K\ chequer has banned the negotiation- 1 for the transfer oi the financial control ol the Boots i'ure i>ru^l Company from the United States] to Oreat Britain until
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    BRITISH COTTON.
    161 1 EFFECTS OF JAPANESE COMPETITION. Lond<fn, Thursday. The exports of coiton yarn Cor Ul>:,2 ixtti&fid&Xbfii vuiu.'uc vi- ci.t c jol the two previous years, accord- [ing to the annual report of the yarn 'section of the Manchester Chamber! <>r omnierce. India, Kumania and China aa- 1 counted for the
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    R.A.F. SEAPLANE CRASHES.
    91 1 O^E KILLED. CREW ESCAPE FROM ROOF. HITS NAVAL LAUNCH. A collision bctwt'tn a tfianl R..Y.F. Hying-boal and a navai launch m I'lymoui.ti Sound, yesterday, resulted m tl\e. dealh of om Uthe crow of the machine whicn WUk like a stone. London, Friday. A giant Royal Air force
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    73 1 niUKr. Rugby, Wednesday. Another day i»as ]>a^MU without news 01 Leader Bert tiinKler, who i<'i> «"> Saturday on a flight i<> Australia, lie h;i<* intended keeping Mi^ route Becret, but as anxiety for bus safety is now fell ins London agents disclose that intended lo proceed via Brindini or Athens,
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    SIR H. GULLETT.
    167 1 Succeeded By Col. I. W. While. Mcl! ouj rif;, 1' riday. J.>.!^ o:. Thomas Walter White.i \l.i'. Jot BiHaciiTW hi fcnv ti»u»i tccpivsun tativea, has oeeii appointeU i» >*i.<,- la i i|l uenry (,»uiiett as ttinistci l"' an UBtoms< ueJ i, y h;» 5 rgnixi i^ 4
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    FARM RESTRICTION.
    92 1 FA RM RESTRICTION. 1 >. lirkig* i" New Relief Bill. Washington, Friday. The Uwii.-f «C Representatives to day j» j^.-.-d i he Domestic Allotment rai-ii iceiief) Bill, providing luiimii e> I--.- prodiM^n who reduce tr.cn production ot wheat, cotton, hogs, tobaa* > '<*"*! iicei m- Hous« eliminated a proposed] duty
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    NEW PRINCESS.
    54 1 Daughter For (^v leeu Oi Bulgaria. Sofia, Kn«te. A daughter wta fan h. t,. tO*\ t<> Queen Joanna. Renter. Queen Joanna wmn forme #t| Princess Giovaniia, daughter of thel Kirn? ol itaJy. She married to} the 36-year-old King (Wit of Bulgaria at Assisi mi n October 11)30. Mie
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    TROTSKY'S ACTION.
    36 1 TROTSK Y'S ACTION. Sues Spanish l*aj >er For £250,000. Madrid, Thu ;gday. Trotakjr ii claiming 050,1 joo (lamaps against the weekly n e wBj>ai>eiE«tamp« for the puWicmt lOn if un article attacking Stall n whlch Reuter
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    Others' Ideas.
    1382 1 That M'a-p«wvr is still the for**' it was and van lu-wr hv rrpla« <<l b] air-power is \Uv th»*or> pounded m the ariule Im-low by Admiral Sir PcTCJ Grant. Before the outbreak of the Great War, the fundamental truth of History's most elementary lesson namely, that the continued
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  • FINANCE AND COMMERCE
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      SILVER.
      14 2 Spot M>\ Doun 1 Xi 3 Months 16 IS K» Down 1 Hi
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      LOCAL SHARE AND COMMODITY MARKETS REVIEWED.
      18 2 (|»'r«ni! Our Own Correspondeii' London Friday. '1 Ik closing prices to<la> wore:
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      RUBBER.
      35 2 Spot 1 ."> 1(> Down 1 l€ Mar.!. 2\ \pr.-.lun<- 2 7 li Down 1 M July-Sept. 1 1"» '»2 Doun XI Oct. -Die. 2 I K> D.^n VI January 2 21 '12 Market Easier.
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      CHINESE PRODUCE
      76 2 EXCHANGE PRICES. i 12 nuo*l, Jan. 13, 19SS. Buyers Sellers Gambier 4.75 Java Cube 7.50 Hamburg Cube &50 Mi;ntok While Pepper 20.50 White Pepper 1 Black Pepper 1G.75 Mixed Black Pepper 12.00 Snndried Copra 5.25 Mixed Copra 4.80 Small Flake Tap 4.00 Fail ;U>o Me 1 Pearl 4.20
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      PALM OIL.
      36 2 A cable n-eivd by CumbaHmteh id Co., tfivvs »k« London prices of palm oil at M 7. The market is mm« The quotatiofM is made <>n flu- b;»si of is |K.| cent f.fa., Liwpool.
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      CROSS RATE.
      5 2 ::..',l>4 Thursday. 3.:r>'..
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      TIN.
      16 2 Sj>ot Cl4fi 13s. 9d. Down 275. 6cl. 1! Months Ui«i 3s.«)d. tWu/sl Sis. Mark**! Easier.
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      Local Markets.
      116 2 Rubber. Tin market was down slightly with :\n easier tendency, and prices L lotted at the following levels: Tin. The market nas steady with the price unchanged .it $74*4. Shares. Rubber share- showed sagging tendepcy, and i i section of the market sraa absolutely lifeless. There was a
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      SHARE PRICES.
      670 2 Middle Ouolations On Friday. MINING. Middle prices of local is>u»'s were tii" follows m Singapore <>n Friday, according to Fraser Co/i list Asuii Kumbang E4/6 Austral Malay 19 Ayer Hltam Tin 11 Bangrin Tin m Batang Padang ('••T l^., Bata Carei 't.'JT 1 Bakit Arang 0.40 (nom.l Burniiih
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      EXCHANGE RATES.
      42 2 yesterday's exchange ratai incluoed the foilowrrr: SELLING. London, 1 months' sight 2/3 M/82 London, months' si^ht 2/3 1R/16 London, <>o days' sipbt 2/'i 20/.3 9 I^ondon, :;<) d%ys' Right 2/?} 7/8 I/Ondon, dcnianri 2/n 27/J2 T.'»n«l«.n t T.T. 2/3 13/1 r,
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      STORTING.
      269 2 Today, January 14. Rugby: If. M.S. Malaya Cup final, Kuala Lumpur; S.C.C. "A" v.s. R.A.P., Seletar; Public Services "A" vs. South Johoro, Johore; Medical Colter* vs. Police, College trid.: a (M.G.) Co.. S.V.C. vs. Wiltshire-, Tanplin. Hockey: Mai iya Command Officers vs. OR. A.. Tallin; V.M.C.A. vs. Spore Khalsa
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      TEA FOR RUSSIA.
      66 2 hnglish Croup Arranges Big Supplies. London, Friday. me India Tea Association, London, ha> arranged for the -alp to Centrosojus (England), Ltd., of 7,000,000 pounds of tea for bupdlv to Russia m 1033. The tea will l>c supplied from a hundred planting concerns, nurchastd through, auctions and supplied
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    "FEATHERPLANE" RACES.
    492 2 NEW SPORT. GRASS-SKIMMING THRILLS. Pilots wore practising yesterday at Hanworth Aerodrome for the new "featherplane" races which aro to be held there on Tuesday (writes the Daily Telegraph air correspondent on Dec. 21.) The "featherplanes" are the ultra-light-weight aeroplanes which have been built to Mr. Lowe-Wylde's designs and
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    DUTCH MAIL.
    108 2 Sibajak Delayed By Repairs. The Rotterdam Lloyd steamer Sibajak, which developed propeller trouble on the outward journey r\; Port Sudan, will not reach .^intrapore from Java until Tuesday, the Daily News is informed. Repairs are still being carried out. The Sibajak was live days late m arriving m
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      48 2 M. EZEKIEL SONS, Qualified Ophthalmic Opticians Raffles Chambers, Singapore. Branch Noordwijk, 35, Batavia, JavH. SINCERE DISPENSARY LTD.. SINGAPORE. Chemists and Druggists. Wholesale and Retail Suppliers to Entates, Hospitals, Dispensarit'B and Mines. ~~THE~OCEAN ACCIDENT A GUARANTEE CORPORATION. LTD. (Incorporated m Great Britain) H««4 Office for Mala ja I SINGAPORE.
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      415 2 rTHC SlNGa^ok, Pally Ne Ws Head Office: 78 j, Tel: -TIMM- Sin C a Porf Kuala Lumpur. Office: 15, n Mr ■UMcurnoM r\th Payable >n ad\;.nre I ~al ]j, de1,,,, Monthly jj n x quarterly t Half-yearly t9.00 j Single Copy r All communications reUt re H«M matters, viz, advert
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      193 2 THE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS. Today 1 January 11. Pe*aag Races, fif h day. Monday, January 16. Legislative Council Meeting, Penang. Tu«-s<iay. January 17. Musical Society Concert, Memorial Hall. p m. Wednesday, January is. Spore Repertory Players, "Foolish Virgins," Raines Hotel. Police Hand. Botanic Gardens, "<.i"> p.m. Friday, Jatoaan Spore Repertory Players,
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      623 2 SHIPPING LIST. PENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. The following passenger sailings art p. and (>. S. M. Co.'s Ranchi (Ja«. N.Y.K.: Yasukuni M:\ru (Jan. 25), Hakone Maru (^eb. Chargeura Reutus: Cap. Tourane (Jan. 15). m Hamburg Amerika Line: Sauerland (Jan. 19), L'ckermark (Jan. 22). Bast Asiatic Co Ltd. Meonia (Jan 21).
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      674 2 CHURCH SERVICES. TELOK AVER CHURCH. lIS. Telok Ayer Street. Sunday, January 13, 10.J3.- B.:i<) a.m. English Sunday School. 9.15 a.m. Young People's Service. 10.15 a.m. Chinese Church School. 11 a.m. Ghinese Church Service. Sermon by Rev. Pakianathan. 3 p.m. CaUMM Church School m Bukit Hoo Swee. 8 p.m. Song Service
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      152 2 VESSELS ARRIVED. PENANG MARU, ,h.p., B^Bo tons. fr.,m Yokohama 18-1, for (Calcutta via Rangoon 14-1 INTUNG, Brit., 2,107 tons, from Swatow 18-1, for Roihow, Etong Kong etc. 17-1. ALBERT BARRAUT, French. l.l'iO tons, from Saigon 12-1, for Saigon lt-1. HRRVAR, Norw., 7<'l tf»ns, from Bangkok i.{-i. for Bangkok 14-1. IPOH,
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    H. M. S. MALAYA RUGBY CUP HISTORY.
    2580 3 TWELFTH FINAL TODAY. TEAMS THAT HAVE PLAYED IN THE SERIES. Rmcbs enthusiasts from ever) part of thr Peninsula will gather lM the jMcturseejne Selangor Cluf> padang m Kuala Lumpur this ■fteraOM to watch the twelfth annuHl final of the H.M.S. Malaya |{uul>> <"up
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    SINGAPORE'S TEAM.
    47 3 11. K. Harper J. 11. I'.mH. .1. < «*>ke. H. I'ri.c. i. llsdda N. <i. Morri>, L. Konnai E. S. Talbet, Dr. f f#'l>riscell, H. \ndrrsen R. S. I ufnell. H. 11. Sym, A. I). \sderHea, S. li. I'arnall. M. I read. Reserve J. B. Header><»n.
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    DEFENCE TOO GOOD.
    618 3 ATTACKS HELD. FIVE GOALS FOR S. R. C. "A." CHINESE BEATEN. S.R.C. "A hinese 1. An S.R.C. "A" team defeated the Chinese by five goals to one m a hockey match on their ground yesterday. Although they dominated the major part of the exchanges, the Chinese could
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    FAST PACE.
    540 3 V.M.C.A. Beat Raffles College. V.M.C.A. :i; Raffles Coll. 2. If the hockey Match between the V.M.C.A. a, \d Raffles College on the Bukit Timah Road ground yesterday afternoon did not exactly produce a high standard oi" play the game was interesting by reason of the Vast pace maintained
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    TENNIS TEST.
    69 3 AMERICA WIN ALL GAMES. Sydney. Friday. Today's results m the fourth an<) final lawn tennis test match between the touring American team and Australia arc as follows Gledhill (U.S.) beat Quist, <i— 4, 7 5. Vines (U.S.) beat Hopman, r >—'l. Allison and Van Kyn (U.S.) beat c^uist
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    TENNIS.
    45 3 Oprn Toununneiii At S.CC Tennis players are reminded that entries for the invitation tournatnent t<» be held on the courts of the Singapore Cricket Club during the Chinese Xew Year holidays close on Monday. Play u'ill be carried on from Jan. 26 to 29.
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    AMATEUR SPORTING.
    52 3 Member*) oX the Amateur Spoil ing Association arc reminded ol the Association's thirteenth anniversary which will be celebrated today and tomorrow at the patron's seaside bungalow, 5 t milestone. Pasir I'an.jang. There will be singing and musical entertainments tociay and sports will 1m- held and a group photograph
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    R.A.F. Beat A.P.C.
    26 3 K.A.F. 4; A.P.C. In an evenly-<ontc.ste<l hockey match at Selttar yedttrday afternoon the U.A.F. beat the- A.P.C. by the odd goal m svveu.
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    THIRD ROUND OF F. A. CUP.
    280 3 TODAY'S GAMES. ARSENAL TO VISIT WALSALL. The following matches will tnk» place today m the third roond ol the Football Association <'<i|>: Hull its. VS. SliiHJt Hand olflham Ath. Tottenham 11. Brighton vs. I hri. .> Bradford City v». Aston Villa Darlington v>. Queen**
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    TONG SOON KOK.
    108 3 A i the 'I-' annual general niv«'i \rwz of th«* long Soon Ko^, Ahm>cih iion the following were elected office bearers for the cttnreat year President, Mr. Ng Mong >vhk vice-president, Mr. Soo Ah I hon. M-cictary, Mr. Koh E Num hon. asst. s»cr«'tar\, Mi. < han
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      95 3 WATER WOOLLJES Mk jßß^hm The Hallmark of »he H H^K^^^H K^mmJm K Swimming Suit V^itfGEv IHB[ V^^/ Swimming VviNDSf*; j->i iW Costume d' ALL FAST 1O TROPICAL SUN AND WKBEC SliA WATER, PURE EMPIRE BOTANY WOOL AND ELASTIC STITCH —Jfe: FABRIC C^NkiJ l) all wool r J£_^ ALL BRITISH \?lJ\
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    RAFFLES HOTEL.
    71 4 The exhibition dancers Hugo and Josephine made a very favourable impression on the company at the dance at Raffl-s Hotel on ThursJay night They arc a really clever pair, wlk> present a variety ol attractive -numbers, and there is a Trace and finish about all that they do
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    MISS JEAN ARMSTRONG
    60 4 As a result of numerous requests i repeat performance of the Rim lepictin.fr the 1932 Exposition of >t. Pfttyncifl Xavier, is to Ik* shown it the Alhambra on Sunday. Miss Jean Armstrong will a#ain deliver her descriptive talk on her sure and convei*sion. During the past week
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    280 M.P.H. DEATH DIVE DRAMA.
    2040 4 280 M.P.H. DEATH DIVE DRAMA. RHIO STRAIT CRASH. "I SAW WING FALL AWAY AND SCREAMED." A verdict of death by misadventure was returned yesterday by Mr. F. 6. Bourne, the Singapore Coroner, when he concluded the inquiry into the death of Pilot Officer Donald Edward Foreman, who "was killed m
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    THE PAVILION.
    95 4 AT THE CINEMA. "The Night of June 1:. Paramount picture no* shown at the Pavilion is afi tlass drama which hold- tht tion right through. It is nota ivixlly excellent production, shows how m some- re-: screen can !>eat the stage. It is the story of a Ml
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    LIFE FOR EUROPEAN
    50 4 (From Our Own Cone-; Medan, YW "Killing a nativ.- doea I don't mind," was the itate a European at his trial 1 j cil of Justice m Semarang Accused had murdered car driver and robbed I money on the road between and Sra^en. He w.i life imprisonment.
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    "MOTHERHOOD."
    62 4 A series of Talks on "M hood" will be kivm by Mi 1 U J 1 Roberts at the V.W.C Quay, becrinninjr next v at 5.30 p.m. These talks a year ago m Singapore. I m the F.M.S. and are l-ein^ '«1 H t ed by request. They aiv
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      105 4 LAW NOTICE. Before the Chief Ju Justice Whitley and Mr. J I Beckett Terrell m the Ist. Court 1 day at 11 a.m. Judgment minal Appeal No. r >7 Rex lak Kath Singh. No. 60 ReJ Lam Lok. For further irffument —Criminal Appeal No, 52 K Abdulrahiman) vs. K. Hi
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    RKITAIN'S UNOFFICIAL WARNING TO JAPAN
    130 5 INTEREST THREATENED. NEW LEAGUE COMMISSION h is authoritatively staled that Sir I rancis iTnriliv link Xmlms^ador to Japan, acting on instruction^ l?Ji aY B »l Ibc J.PMM* a«la.kin X Prijtog and TlStoKT^' W- London, Friday. pecisJly convened meeting of League of Nations Union Execu- attended
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    102 5  - Sin Kuo Min and Sin Chew Jit Foh Geneva, Thursday. Mr. Wang Chinff-wei (President of the Executive Yuan), has issued atement to the effect that the < hincsc people arc determined to if they do not obtain satisfacion from the League. menhum and Shihmunchai hav<- enlisted and formed a Volunteer
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    113 5 London, Friday. Times, commenting on the tilitiea m Manchuria says: There is little doubt that the' object of the .Japanese to obtain control of Jehol. immediate concern of the outidc world is that the fi^htin^ ImulrJ be localised and not spread 1 ma proper. -Japan's plan hanhaikwan henceforth should regarded
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    ATTACK FAILS.
    380 5 Chinese Still Holding rhiumt'iikow. Shanghai, Friday. Japanese general attack on liumenkow, after lasting- for two and niirhts has been repulsed Cien. Wong Funjr-ki's and CJen. >mi Takchuen's brigades. The JaufFered very heavily m the Hack, particularly the cavalry, one company being totally wiped out. Japanese reinforcements, assisted bombing
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    CLOSE DOWN.
    231 5  -  Sin Kuo Min Sin Chew Jit Poh and Ominous Warning Ai Tientsin. Shanghai, Friday, roe tfentral Government has' instructed Marshal Chang HsuehJjang to resist the Japanese invasion and to refuse all peace negotiations the Japanese troops are withdrawn from Shanhaikwan. Marshal Chiang Kai-shek has now Changed his plans
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    EUROPEAN'S IN D.E.I.
    156 5 INearly 250,000 IN 1930. (From Our Own Correspondent Medan, Wednesday. Thi second part of the "Reposi on the D.X.1." over 1932 has now been published. It reveals ihat the Kuropean population at the end of 19.'50 numbered 242,011, which is an increase <>f 7:i. ;o:{ m ten
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    PORTUGESE REFUGEES.
    72 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Medmn, Wednesday. Many Pojtui^ese |K>litical ciimi nils, who had l)ten interned m Portugese Timor have sought retuge m the D.K.I recently eMttisjf trouble to the authorities lx>cause they often arrive without a sinple oent. Tho Bataviaasch Nicuwsblad now that the motives who are now
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    DUTCH WORKERS IN S.S
    64 5 (From Our Own Correspondent. Medun, Wednesday. It is state*! that other regulat ions havo l*~n made m IwJpeet of the extra allowances of Dutch Government employees of the Department of Shipping staying m Singapore. From February, the allowance will 1k» 25 per MOl of the salary
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    DR.WINSTEDT'SCAR CRASH.
    503 5 ACCUSED CLEARED. DRIVING LICENCES MAY BE SUSPENDED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Thursday. Lin* Ah Than, driver of a hired car which came into collision with a car belonging to Dr. R. O. Winstedt, m which both the General Advise)- and Mrs. Winstedt were being driven to
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    HIS OWN FAULT.
    201 5 HAWKER WHO RAN INTO MOTOR-CAR. Remarking that the accident was clearly the deceased's own fault, Mr. F. 6. Bourne, the Singapore Coroner, returned a verdict of death by misadventure on a Chinese named Liong Hoi, who died as the result of running into a motorcar driven by
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    BUSINESS SECRET.
    105 5 British Employee Convicted. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan, Wednesday. The Council of Justice m So. iabaya tried Mr. Loo William, a British employee of th? firm Ross Taylor and Co., Ltd., on a charg of having fffota away a busine Itrcl of the firm that employe 1 him.
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    STABBING AFFRAY.
    244 5 TEN YEARS FOR A CHINESE. (From Our Own Correspondent). Seremban, Thursday. Before Mr. Justice Mills at the Negri Sembilan Assizes, Gan Boot, a Chinese, was charged with voluntarily causing grievous hurt with a knife to Tan Seng Lai and to his Mather, Tan Kay, at Seremban on Sept.
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    CHINESE CONSUL.
    136 5 CHANGE AT PENANG CAUSES SURPRISE. A sensation was caused m Penang m the Chinese community by the 'announcement by Dr. Louis Ngao- siang Tchou, Special Commissioner sent by the Ministry of Foreign' Affairs, Wanking, who is now m; Penan*;, to the effect that Mr. Hsien Hsiang, the Chinese
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    RESTRICTION OF RUBBER.
    405 5 MASS MEETING. SUPPORT FROM MUAR ASIATIC PLANTERS. Support for the rubber restriction campaign of the Malayan Estate Owners' Association, was forthcomjinjr at a meeting: at the Central j Theatre Hall, Muar, held under the auspices of the Muar Asiatic Planters' Association at which Mr. Lin Peng- presided
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    LORD HOWARD.
    93 5 Manslaughter Charge London. Thursday. Lord Howard of Effingham was 1 discharged today on a count of manslaughter, the iury returning no true bill." Lord Howard of Effingham is the! e!dt*t «on of the Earl of Effingham. He was charged as a sequel to tho finding of the corpse
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    WILTSHIRE BAND.
    151 5 Details Of Tuesday's Concert. The concert to be given by the Band oi the Wiltshire Regiment n*. tho Memorial Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 17. will commence at .».!0 p.m. and the programme should conclude about 11.15 p.m. Among the item* I to he performed will be the JHI2
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    REAL STAGE DRAMA.
    198 5 Chinese Actor Stabbed When Rehearsing. At the Singapore Assizes on Wednesday before Mr. Justice a Beckett Terrell, two Hylam;, Boey I\ng Hong and Hoh Boon Jfm, were charge i with attempting to murder Li4ti Tong Sang by stabbing him at a house m Joo Chiat Road on
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    D.E.I. ARMY.
    202 5 Uiir«»sl Follows Pay Cuts. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan, Wednesday. The decision to exempt the lowe/ navy personnel from the 7 per cent, cut m salaries on Jan. 1 has increased the irritated feeling m the circles of the non-commissioned officers states the Bataviaasch Nieuwsblad. Aneta states from
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    COSGRAVE'S NEW BID.
    113 5 FARMER'S VOTE. OFFERS TO REMIT LAND DUES. Dublin, Thursday. Mr. Cosgrave. m a dramatic COWlterfoid for the decisive farmers 1 vote, stated at Kildare that if he was returned he would remit the land annuities for November and December, 1932, June, November and December, VXi',l, and June,
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    $5,000 FORGERY.
    169 5 THREE YEARS SENTENCE FOR CHINESE. At the Singapore Assizes yesterday before Mr. Justice a Beckett Terrell, Lee Keng Koon was sentenced to three years' rigorous impiisonment for being m possession of forged $5 notes. The police acting on information kept a watch on a house m Blanco Court
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    NO INDEPENDENCE?
    44 5 Preaidtnl Will Veto Philippines Bill. Washington, Thursday. The Philippines Independence Bi'l will be vetoed l>y President Efooffei and an announcement m this oonneciion will be made m Oongnma tomorrow, accordtiy to Mr. Snell. Lhr» Republican leader of the Ifous** of Representative-. Reuter
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    LEAVING SUMATRA.
    63 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) M"lan, Wtv|n<'sday. On Friday last a small party gathered at. |ha bomt of Mr. Winckley tho manager of I'adang Tjc*r mm Kst., for a fyivwejl party m t\v> honour of Dr. Spillane, formsr Jy tho physician of tho United I^injfkat. Dr. Spillano will return
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    ACTOR'S DEATH.
    49 5 Mr. Harry Story, one of an Australian theatrical trio writing Hong Konir, diod m ♦he Matilda HoapiteJ Otl -Jan. 2. In oompojiy witli Mr. John Priora ami Mr. David H*-».»i. he reached Hon/r Honir Kong from Shanghai m December arH playoH a w»M*k nt (he Kti^'h TJtioatilT.
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    PRINCE ALI'S AIR DASH.
    449 5 RECORD HUSTLE. PENANG, SINGAPORi: K. L., IN A DAY. (From Our Own Corteaponrjeni Kuala LunsjNir, Friday. Prince Ali Khan, the son of the Aga Khan, is one of the ate an hustlers who have yel visited Malay:,. \h e fi Penang this morn mg and experts
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    86 5 PHILIPPINES BILL VETOED. Washington, Friday. Mr. Hoover Has W9tti a ■'•ntniunication to Coagros vetoing th< Philippines Independence Kill point in^ t(» the "chaotic" situation m thr Orient an-! the ''iinmen-*- n«i^h bouring populations" near th«- I lands. In mggestiag there Hhouid w n<> immediate curtailment of American authority
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      42 5 MALAYA'S LARGEST SPORTING ZoCt>fJ£ n I For Everything Phone 2938. J l30 11^ FINEST QUALITY GOLF, TENNIS and POLO SHIRTS. Price $1.25. I RESTRINGING OF TENNIS fir n BADMINTON RACKETS OUR SPECIALITY. ROYSONS The Malayan Sports Depot. 111. North Bridge Road, Singapore.
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    GOOD WIN FOR
    283 6 PADANG RUGBY. PUBLIC SERVICES BEATEN. S.C.C. 14 P.S.R.F.C. 0. An S.C.C. fifteen defeated a Public Services side on the Padang yesterday by a goal and three tries (14 points) to nil. There was no doubt as to the club's superiority but the exchanges were scrappy throughout, and
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    HANDICAPS.
    341 6 Today's Races At Penang. Handicaps for today's P^nan)? Turf Club Now Year meeting are as follows: Kacc 1. Ponies. Class* 2. Div. 2, 5 furlongs. RoyV lU-st 9Jt, Ben Hall y.O. Red Blasea %Js, Perfect Lady 7.1 ;>. Donora 7.11. Princess Richmond 7.!», Mickey Mouse 7.9. Little Pat Peerlcsi
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    WIFE IN HUFF AT WHEEL.
    273 6 TEMPER COSTS £31 CRASH IN CAR SHE COULD NOT DRIVE. A pretty young wife flounced m a fit of petulance out of a restaurant m Queen's Read, Bayswater bounced into her husband's car, which she could not drive, and ran it blindly into another car.
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    RED LEAFLETS.
    90 6 FIND IN BANGKOK TEMPLE. (From ()ur Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Friday. A large number of Communist leaflets, bearing exhortations to overthrow the Government, were discovered here to<lay m one of the temples. No clue to the identity of those responsible for the leaflets has yeti been discovered. The pamphlets
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    LOCAL GOLF.
    206 6 ISLAND CLUB VS. KEPPEL. The following is the Keppe) Golf Club team and starting times for the match against the Island Club on Sunday, Jan. 15, at Keppel B.UO Paterson and Lowson. 8.35 Craik and Irving Jones. 8.40 J. M. Watt and Douglas. 8.45 J. W. Jackson and
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    DELI TURF CLUB.
    67 6 Spring Races Not To B< Held. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan, Tuesday. 1 understand that the Deli Tun' Ciub will not hold the usual spring mess. Instead there will be two race days m May or June. It s also very likely thai there will be no
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    PING PONG.
    41 6 The Singapore Ping Pong Association announces that the tournaments for this year will soon be held. Clubs or registered parties desiring affiliation are advised to communicate with the hon. secretary, Mr. Choo Kwai Low, c/o Govt Health Office, Singapore.
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    FORGED LABELS CHARGE.
    1357 6 TEA FIRM'S ACTION. COUNSEL ON "FOOLS AND IDIOTS." H The Ordinance has not been passed for the protection of fools and idiots and consequently the Court is not expected to extend iN jurisdiction to protect such people," contended Mr. J. G. Campbell before Mr. H. A. Forrer,
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    PRIEST TRICKED OF£10,000.
    296 6 PRIEST TRICKED OF£ 10,000. CHURCH ALARM. DARING CONFIDENCE TDirif 1 rvi^iN.. Detectives assisted by Scotland Yard, are searching m two coun-j tries for an international confidence; trickster, who is believed to havej defrauded a Roman Catholic priest of £10,000. The pritst, whose home is m the Wavertrce area of Liverpool,
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    OLYMPIA CIRCUS SCENE.
    564 6 OLYMPIA CIRCUS SCENE. COURT SEQUEL ACCUSED CAPTAIN ANh LEAFLETS. The story of an ftttempt to ti j a leaflet into the h,nds ,'f th Mayor of Londor f,, ling from his < :n r1 O] VrVr IJJ open the circus JJ ly "*V London Police Court on ('apt. Edmund TilUtoi
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    1933 EXHIBITION.
    131 6 SHIPPING, MACHNERi AND ENGINEERING The date of the twelftf Kn^ineeri i^ and Machine r) lion has been fixed f<»r Sept. :>:•> at Olympic, London. The nal event of the teries v 1 900. Tl.c usual number <•' visits-- ahout f»0 m all place, and the member* <•! societies
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      187 6 Something to be thankful for— Life would be very drab if we did nothing but criticise. Usually we can find many things to be thankful for and therein lies our salvation. All the bad things might be worse and many of the good things better, but nothing can be better
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    GOVERNMENT AND PINE PACKERS.
    539 7 CROSS PURPOSES. OBJECTION TO GRADING. n :he potential £1,000,000 [a an pineapple industry ing quichqr. Daily News learns thai Dr. Tcmpany. C.8.E., lJn-"< -tor of ilture, S.S. and P.M.S., visited a pore this- week and. m com- iMi Mr. I>. C. Olds. AgriI eld Officer, Singapore,
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    "SUPERMEN" WALK TO COLOMBO.
    705 7 C>\ SEA-BED AND MIND THE SPIKES. ''I want you to imagine that you •r« all as supermen ami w»- a ingoing to walk along the bottom <>i the x"d. from Penang to Colombo. I have chosen M our starting point. Tclok I'ahang. Wt leave a small
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    KUALA LUMPUR FIRE.
    125 7 Engineer Injuml By Falling Beam. A Rerce Are broke out m a block of -hop booses m Cheras Rf>ad, i little distance away from the Pndti Police Station, on Wednesday nitcht as S result of which five housos were rased to the ground and a sixth partially
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    CANTON BRIDGE.
    108 7 Centenaruui Rivals For I Honour. Healthy <<!<l men, who >re com* pet ing itt the city health c«nte«l m Canton for the honour of officiating at the opening dt tho Pearl Steel [Budge connecting Canton and Honam, will find stiff competition from Mr. Tsanp Hin-tsay, robu I Id
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    PREPARING FOR WAR.
    520 7 GAS ATTACKS. TRAINING FOR FIRST AID MEN. London, Dec. 18. In the event of war m the future a possibility which everyone devoutly hopes is very remote— the civil population can hardly hope to be spared the worst horrors. A terror which our cities and towns escaped
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    ZUYDER ZEE.
    255 7 RECLAIMING PLANS BEING MADE. Preparatory work for the reclamation of the North-Eastern I POider (reclaimed territory) m the Zuyder Zee will start next year, <o that the real work for the reclamation of this land will begin m 1934 This was the statement made iii Parliament recently by
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    BETRAYED FATHER.
    187 7 RUSSIAN'S VENGEANCE ON NEPHEWS. Th;- Communist Party's claim that all other loyalties must five way before loyalty to the party has been suddenly Drought before the Russian public m a striking form by the trial at Sverdlovsk (formerly Ekaterinburg) of a peasant Morosov for the murder of his
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    MORE FARE CUTS.
    34 7 (From On;- Own Correspondent.) Medan, Wednesday. lie local scents of the Messageriea Ifaritimes tatc thai passage tarts to and from the D Fvf. have \)fcr\ reduced by rough< forty pc» cent.
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    WAR WORK OF I. P.
    785 7 AT THE FROM. COUNTER-ESPIONAGE TALES. War reminiscences appear :<» bt endless. Gonnera, footsloggers," surgeons, privates, brigadiers, and other warriors, happy and harassed, have told their stories, but how many of the public have ever heard of a busy little band called the I. P. 7
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    HAMBURG LUCKY.
    36 7 Tin- |H>rt of ii.'iiithui f suffered Ic.^f from B lallin^-(,if <»t traffic m 1932 thun Antwerp or Rotterdam. Thr rium>»L'i- oi ships entering tho |m»i», wa.s 1H,»;lI1» m Aff»insi 20.49^ m bMI. Aneta Havas
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      133 8 RESERVATIONS PHONE 6903. Matinees Today Sunday 3.15 (CHILDREN HALF PRICE) NOW IT CAN BE TOLD! WHAT HAPPENED Clive Brook Charles Ruggles Adrienne Allen The Famous English Star of Loose Ends Respected by the community, devoted to his wife until he saw the girl *h<» j moved next door. What was
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