Singapore Daily News, 9 February 1933

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    Masthead
    12 1 The SINGAPORE Daily News No. 1^ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1933. 5 CENTS.
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    Our Ideas.
    543 1 lott gh it has been hekl that talisators on greyHound in Great I i action ni to be taken icj t >n pending rec. t final recommendations of th«. a Commission on Betting- 1 Ij,, is one of much comple perhai- the moat interesting c changed attitude of
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    STOLEN CRUISER STILL AT LARGE LAST NIGHT
    192 1 TROOPS WAITING ASHORE DITCH GOVERNOR TALKS TO DAILY NEWS Ihe l)e /even Provincien was still "at liheri\ I :i lute hour last ni-ht (the iifth day) and all Urn l rN of lh »"*<* East Indies naval squadron had railed to brin- the
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    FOUR KILLED IN AIR CRASH
    32 1 London. Wednesday. our men were killed uhen an K.A.I Virginia bonnier crashed into a tree at Uexcomhe, Hampshire. <\nd hurst into names. (>ne man was uninjured. Reuter
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    BRITISH FLIERS BEAT THE RECORD
    266 1 BRITISH FLIERS BEAT THE RECORD .^(luadron-Leader K. '.ayford and Flight. -Lieut B. Nieholetts beat the existing long-distance nonstop tlight record at 10 o'clock yesterday morning (Greenwich Mean Time) when the> reached latitude 15.'.0 South (says Renter). .ci an>. Ku .1 Ron r<!:>;;i ?i ;.n<l Pubuido r ho uuw h 1
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    36 1 II H. the Sultan <»l Johore ihattinj; with the captain of the Hakoru Maru, hj which !u- returned Ut Sinuapore yesterday alter a M^it i<i Siam. f'rench huiu China and Honjz X iv' with the SulUnah.
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    J. G. HAY SLASHES RUBBER CONTROL
    476 1 J. G. HAY SLASHES RUBBER CONTROL v Rubber tfsA «<»l i-< administratively impractic;}bk»." Thi^ was the opinion bluntly expressed to Kuala Lumpur Rotarians todiu hv one of the leading figures in the rubber industry, Mr. J. (s. Hay, managing director of Guthrie and Co.. Ltd., and a former chairman of
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    NEW ATLANTIQUE SENSATION
    159 1 NEW ATLANTIQUE SENSATION ARREST SOON RIVAL LINE'S AGENT I I'ETROI. (LIT. A sensation was created \esterday by the announcement of an imminent arrest in the case of the Atlanlique fire. It is alleged that the man concerned set lire to tour cabins on the liner at the instigation of either
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    BRITISH OFFICER ARRESTED
    57 1 leakage 1 To Foreign Power v officer of one of the "crack" i eiriment:- 1 of th< Bril i?h ai my n pi ♦•..■nt under an IWcr of London, ace uhng to the n.M.'y Express, pwi M| t». "vestl- -i 1 if, 11 "f a: ;.liofT'-. I'
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    Others' Ideas.
    1336 1 Others Ideas. How ihe 4kf\L>r\ of a aambei m a pjld In .1 n Im ,p 1.1 iM' i• n by Mr. W. T. Hart, formerly a lectarer in bcakta* at If of Rapid increases in the world' production of gold have in the past been a considerable assistance m
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    383 2 OC/ SHARE AND COMMODITY MARKETS REVIEWED. (From Oar Own Correspondent jC London, Wednesday. The closing prices today Ml Market IML Tuesday, 3.43 I Sidim 0.80, Kurdong 0.60. U 0.50. M. Pindas 0.4 m, M Tekoru MfV .takab 0.11. a -ad* 1 kIM Oit. Pajam OM, Pt-r P
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    LOcal Markets.
    111 2 Rubberraarket was quiet throughbe day wi»h prices closing as folio i:u;.vr>. Sellers. Spot 6% 6 7/16 id. crepe) 8 Vk Feb.-Mar. 6% •.-June 6 11/16 July-S 613 16 6% There was a f»»r demand at the auction sheet i?oing a* 6 7/16. Only manufacturers were interested at price,
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    SHARE PRICES.
    275 2 Middle Quotation- On Weiln* -<!..v. MINING. Middle prices of local iasoes wort ws in Singapore on Wednesday, according to Frmsar A Co.'s Asara Kumbang 24/6 Austral Malay 19-. Ayer Hitsm Tin 11/. Bangrin Tin 11/6, Batang Padang Batu Caves ukit Arang •40 (non.) Burmah Malay 6/- (nora). Hitam
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    VESSELS ARRIVED.
    24 2 INDRAPOERA, Dutch, 6,421 tons, from Rotterdam 8-2, for Batavia, Sourabaya 8-2. OUTHOORN, Dutch, 1,180 tons, from Semarang 8-2, for B. Deli 8-2.
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    CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES.
    57 2 12 noon, Feb. 8, 1933. Buyers. Scllt-r.-. 5.00 Java Cube S.OO Hamburg Cube sn > Muntok White Pepper 19.00 Black Pepj 15.50 Mixed Black Pepper .i r;t L7B Mixed Copra i niall Flake i L7Q Fair 4.50 Mcd: Pearl 4.80 Small 4.80 ago Flour 1.95 1.95
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    33 2 < ngje rates included the following: SELLING. London, 4 monr I 2 3 29^32 Lono months' q, 60 da 2/3 2' E2 ichi 2/3 19 L 6 London, demand 2 > j 1/11/4
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    AIR PASSENGERS
    34 2 Passengers f. Bata> to Singapore oi: I Mr. an.] Mrs. ar. aiil M-. i 9ing*por> to Bata a m i. Rogei i* M. S. de Pre- v t mi and Mr. k.
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    "BANGKOK IS VERY HOT"
    277 2 SULTAN OF JOHORE BACK FROM TRIP "EAST OF SINGAPORE" ii H the Sui'an of Johore returned from h< fart tour Ea-t of Singapore by the Hakone Maru yesterday. On every ,-r* viou< ot-iaslon the Sultan ha? 1- ft A T laya's shores, his way has almost
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    KNOTTY POINT
    505 2 DRIVER'S APPEAL MAKES LEGAL HISTORY Legal histcy MM made by a young: lorry-driver as a result of an appeal to a special Criminal Appeal Court, which consisted of five pet, Lord Chief Justice, Lor.* Scwmrt, presiding. The Court was asked to Ml aside the conviction of Bertram Stringer
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    JURY CENSURES HUSBAND
    571 2 JURY CENSURES HUSBAND WHYS DEATfI MEDICAL TREATMENT REFUSED U an inqnest :nberwell on Jan. 11, < a Christiaa Sds«li»t, of Uffin.- West N..V. •■■•••i. the jury returned ay« t of death fr<-i ia! cause adding thai tht\ the opinion tl a: remodi.nl i should have 1-oen applied ea-lier. '•We con-id
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      529 2 TIIE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS. Todu: Februarj 9. !)..f- I:««vue. Raffle. Hotel. p.n». P liec Band Kat' Bg Park I p.i:i. I m Plil »val. Friday, Fehruarj 10 i't-tival. Saturday, February li. M:ht 1." Sport- Kepc-:tory tny ict .:n Theatre. YJI.C.A. Ttown BatfUra, 1 T.MCi., .m. Perak Turf Club spring mtg.. I
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      632 2 SHIPPING LIST. PENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. The ftOtWfag pMMOfH sailir.jfs art pending: For Europe. aiM (>. X, Ip> Naldeia Feb. N.YK.: HaIWM Maru 'Ft-b. 9 Suwa Maru (Feb. 2-1 1. FfirHf Amerika Li:.f. Ernuaiid P«b. U Mvruhhur iFcb. II Urn r- i 1,. 14 Nordmark (Feb. 27 I. Bm| .AMi.tio
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    CHINESE BEAT MALAYS IN FAST CAME
    994 3 JOLLAHS ABSENCE FELT ATTACKING LINE PUT OUT OF GEAR itendiince numherinu dose on 5,000 at the was regaled ye«terda\ after- v keen exhibition of football when a team :-,.m the Straits Chinese Football Association > in.ni thr Malawi Football Association ,*H u<«il in live
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    MALAYS VS. WILTSHIRES
    26 3 A "->■'■ Rep > a N-at-i drawn from ,i ,!;,> 1 ..jl.j.li A i--.:-" m i-clini game at Bit- t admission will > price t" i .i
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    S.R.C. BILLIARDS
    21 3 x U 8 handicap an clouhle, anjap [j in-xt month at th sRC nt] ...1! dose on Feb. 28.
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    HOME FOOTBALL SCOTTISH CUP AND LEAGUE GAMES
    95 3 HOME FOOTBALL SCOTTISH CUP AND LEAGUE GAMES T London, Wednesday. Ihe following foothal] ear, <- Played t^'ay: X First Division. 5; V a. i Btoektonn 3 Sheffield W. -j i.,.,. (j ihird Division (Northern) v Uri^h:.,;, ch( 1 S. C. 2nd Round Kepla> H A „'lf, *Ai--: i. Ira Time.
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    S.C.C. TENNIS
    247 3 RESULTS OF TIES YESTERDAY I foil* vn ing were the result* of ties played peatevday la kfce s.c.C. 'i tennii tournameni Mixed Dooblea Haadlrap H. L. Graham and Mrs. C -I. Smith (owe 16) beat P. a. il and Mrs. i- R. Hobbe lacr.). t-.-3, 6- L I
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    MALACCA A.F.A.
    177 3 Sliom Small Profit On La>t Season our Own Correspondent.) .Malacca, Tm sda\ i .ft bi Halacci Abu t«.-ur Footbaß A --oriali"?.. which is ;.r. M-niod at the annual maHjnir oi I- ida\ h<>\\ v small i«rufU ob wwkinK aecwnt oil $57.84, Bg >! 71*0 ai iiirnirti on hes.
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    LOCAL GOLF
    29 3 Sepoy Lines I,«uli<'* Medal The S M ,uv Line. la.iv.>; m nlhlv medal com|>etition iv~ulu<i in n win for Mi.- Mary Evans with v :cortof ii:— lo—27
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    THE FOURTH TEST TOMORROW
    684 3 OLDFIELD STILL OUT NOTES ON THE NEWCOMERS CLEVER DARLING Newcomers to the Australian ranks for the fourth Test match which begins at Brisbane tomorrow are L. Darling (Victoria), E. H. Bromley (Victoria). EL J. Tobin (South Australia) and H. S. Love (New South Wales). I* iM
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    HOCKEY
    50 3 I'enang'ti Tram To Meet Wiltshire* i I Oin '»v Correspondent.) IVii; Wednesdny. Thi i<> v. .1 a have l»een selected i prifM m Ml| .-i' hocke y again t Ihe Wi hires r»n Friday in Penang Van Houten; Yahaya, MathieM>n; Be^t, Foster, Harvey; Cheo Teik, Hoblyn, Strahan, Far|f9W| BvtMi
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    GARDEN SOCIETY MEETS
    270 3 NEW GROUP FOR MALAY SCHOOLBOYS IN SELANGOR 1 1 Our Ov.ti (01 i- >|KH.ident.) Kuala Luiiipuj*. Tuesday. That v. new group for Malay schoolboys will De included in the ■ehadttle for the next show in May was an interesting announcement Bade at the annual meeting ol ih<
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    TOTE CLUBS
    69 3 To liv Suppressed In Britain London. Tuesda> I: was announced in the House of Commons that the Government proposed to suppress tote clubs, and if the existing law is inadequate any measures neces-ary will be introduced to complete suppression. The 006 01 totalizators on greyhound racing track- is
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    KEPT HER HUSBAND
    113 3 ''The accused's wife is the complainant.- mistress with their consent. The complainant supports both the accused and h\< wiU- on t hat condition," -aid Court Inspector Sheedy to the Singapore Criminal District Judgti Mr. H. A. Forrci yesterday in a case in which a Chinese was charged
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    SCHNEIDER BILL
    76 3 Against Japanese And (Chinese Seamen Washington, T ■> d;-.. Th»- immigration committee [fo lsb of Re] esentativi pa ed th< Si hneidfr Hill foi sriaging to ttfe L'niioH stat« !'">•- 1 irn seamen who are ineligible for admin n as inuni>.' 1 The Bill is intendt-H t«. ha.
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    SIR S. WILSON
    54 3 R«*|>orl on Malaya .\ou Brin- Drafted 1 idi T.. \>> I SOU, fted M (|uii« it»to tlu- I ;raged r \t la n report will ished, v it is in Til-- ,'i pi ;t*. <••.!! rion to the Seen tai of Sti the v. I ."(»m the
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    1,000,000,000 LIRE
    32 3 Italian Bond Issm* Ov«»rSukscrihed Koni' J <:.- Bond i< I lire in thf nd I.' foj Intiu^t r.al i n offered to ihe puhlic >• U rda\ ai tfxlav were larx Reuter
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    KING OF GREECE
    36 3 Progress After An Opt* ration Rugby, Mond Km* Q«tqp Wt Greece, who vi. went an operat. i appen r in a L-*n lon rn:rsinp hon i Sal day. la'.fd i l Rugby Radio
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    BRANDY VAPOUR BATHS
    86 3 The onl> an«:\ -t.nr! •i.. rld'i i thi Ma; Kcs.ed, in S< it I- \N '"in H juj Thf our;-! \i n« ar pirii merchant, I v at a pi [>a> rai ]>ort > upon thi i riginal idea for usia^ Us surplus itock. He htm bought
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    BREACH OF TRUST
    54 3 A Eurasian i Souza, |)]f-ad*-fl jruilty u> a chai^r< < i nunal bn*ar| of tru-1 K«.-f< Second Police Majr.vtrat. .Mi W. Hay. y< rday, in rrspod I;. total i] ir e »'«»M r- »i i 02" mx months.. He said that he s:p««nt it on himself. Sentence
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    PARANG ATTACK ON COUPLE
    189 3 HI MUM) S RAGE i» HACKS MAN TO L»LA I H lea Our Own O ejiuitaai.) fore mi rfsj iiu.u>n at «iuar VmJMIUM 1/ ft Ms_ V_____e___^ e________f_ _____#*_< amea liwitt tmi >.«m was „.,>,'-] U .1 .1 v, I). <: -I 1 j 1 Ii
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    SHANGHAI COURT
    52 3 I li-«-n <<l In the House of Common*, replying to Mr. W. Nuns (Cam. wßfcV ing with the Chinese Government ;;!,'l 1 /H' y r. ■.> npi ••> r •■'J i tfa; 'Mil i r:;u.j.' j .f iCoart He hoped Move lose to make ft sUtomm* as to
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    SINGAPORE'S HEALTH
    64 3 total nuwifctr of 4ytlif tit mie 88 ann T» i The rate if I 'i -I > week Mi v ponriiag week of teat >• I I I r 1 ()t iilM w t£ ".ii*Hr t a t. ■:>■ j ar-i ..Merit,. M i .1-. n i ir
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      167 3 BETTER LIGHT FOR EVERY USE EVERYWHERE. tfoleman Quick-Lite THE SUNSHINE OF THE NIGHT i/ When you buy a Cole- 8 man Lamp or Lantern JE you have made an S^ investment that pays HMk TtTUi dividends every night i^ •INSTANT-LITE.- lrK -I.ITI oleman Instantlite is now >o u u«e it
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    NAUTICAL CADETS
    204 4 YOt'NG AMf RICANS TO SE* SINGAPORE The training ship California State, operated by the Calif< Nautical School, will arrive in Singapore on Feb. 12 about 9 a.m. a vessel is loaned to the State of California by the United States Navy Department and is used in the training
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    BOOK-KEEPER CHARGED
    48 4 (From our own Correspondent.) Penang, Wednesday. Carlos Da Silva, a Eurasian, until i ■r. to the ?UCecaMin of Moiae C< V -,a~ urt here today with criminal breach o' respect of $786, th( f hii wiplujim. case was postpone.: till r*J •ail being allowed at 1,000.
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    MAJEDIE'S LOSS
    26 4 (Knwi Our Own Comneepondent) Ix>ndon Tucsdfty Majedie (Johorc) Rubber report* a loss for the year ended «267 oamparetl with a loss of ..<.. crt--no.ll ward
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    AT THE CINEMA. THE PAVILION.
    81 4 AT THE CINEMA. THE PAVILION. I under Below," a Paan.ount icture whu-h hUgM al lli e Pavilion night, has a ratlMf i:m-.wd mm story in a lonely outpoet in Ctlid Vca. Hattfln become rather tcn.>i- w:. n \h v husband loses his I I and wile's lover, an unusually w.
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    SOON HOE KOK
    39 4 W 20th annual general p' t n of the Soon Hoi K« k held eb. at Mr. Yeo San Twi :«nrr. 101, Thin Sww lioad, the office bearers for 1932 wore re-elected en bloc for 1933.
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    "SCENE-SHIFTERS"
    267 4 V.M.C.A. DRAMATIC CLUB'S SUCESS The advent of a dramatic club in the V.M.C.A. was strikingly demonstrated by the production of a fine scries of one-act plays, four in all, at the Stamford Road headqpaittn last night. Known as the '•Scene-Shifters," (under the patronage of H.E. the Governor and Lady
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    TUNGKU ABU BAKAR
    74 4 Greate Inprovement In j Health H.H. Tir>eku AHi Bakar, th* second son of H.H, th,- Snltan of J^horp, who went to Switzerland some months nsro with lunsr trouble ii greatly Impnuui in health and may return to Job ore n«^xt month. A modi^a] ro^ort states that thtrouble
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    SINGAPORE FRIGHTENS FISHES
    3359 4 ADVICE TO ANGLERS TAKE A BOAT YOU CAN SLEEP IN! Singapore is not a good angling centre and for the benefit of those who would like to be advised on this point I can only suggest that they make for the east coast of Malaya particularly off
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    MOISEIWITSCH
    219 4 LIGHT FARE AT FINAL RECITAL nn< M -c) p< 'c eoapanthrdy I |hf tat R r tinal rtcital in the Victoria Memorial Ball .a-' g-ht but there MM ik: -v \H;ct) ar I n. tw nuvdiu There wma no Bach or Beethoven ar n: -t lid things of the
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    SUIT AGAINST HOTEL
    32 4 Kunla Lun Ju.iL'i-i,.-i:' f.,r pi,,., 5194.02 v.: in which Mr., h Mn^ai »1 M Ma md Mr. I t r a n i contra I n p.-ct r.f uTf«»rmai
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    E.A.M. BRANCH FORMED
    67 4 At the ma Nn-.a-nr, .-rtion of the X np A- < n „f Malaya, h« he Adelphi Hot,l on F« h<- fol'ov nir ■"a < wm -Mr G Heron. Chairman; Wi Ino. X. Jone«, Vice-ChainTian; Mr P. M. Scott Hon Secretary; ar<l \Tos^»^. T F O. Wood
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    WEDDING
    130 4 MR. E. I AYLOR AN MISS M HOWES The wedding took place jtfteat the St. Andr.Vs CrtblW, an the Malayan C; vice, son of Mrt. and the tati > Jlr. L Tayi "iaf«* Miss Margaret Howj. daughter al i:ev. and Mrs s, of Moaut Lawley. Wetj en Australia Bishop
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    TIN PRODUCTION
    30 4 Malawi. I fi eral oi Statutic*. tin P^'Tgi Malaya dorimr J«^ tons. The F.M.S. rontr IW to this Stato- HI hHM, H^ IP*" 1 Production in Januar:'. 1»^
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    DIES AFTER ACCIDENT
    33 4 fo«d lying- in p*** fl a wound on was Ueedfimr profuse, t)h. mMm t> n 0 it'lrJiri'i.lr'U lv (oft cutiiUml fc» hh i «v arrival. It «•<* JjTjL knocked dyma by
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    BY AIR TO JAVA
    8 4 air yesterday for Bat*vi*.
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      50 4 REDUCED PRICES SPECIAL OFFER FOR February March WITH THE EXCEPTION OF WINES, PROVISIONS, H. M. V. GOODS, CIGARETTES, CAFE ETC, AND A FEW PROPRIETARY ARTICLES ALL GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS 12J% DISCOUNT During February and March BONA FIDE PRICE REDUCTIONS TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS. ROBINSON Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR.
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      58 4 U i I THE BEER I I TIGER BEER 1 888 l P a g BREWED AND BOTTLED 3 E IN MALAYA FOR a f THE PEOPLE OF a p MALAYA 5 [J nr.iiL- f /YQX [?I^\ XV. X B B B» S\ »v y v \.'^^W)^ jt I sJ»—
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      147 4 TODAY'S BROADCAST Empire I- Time Signal from Big I!, n. ('<• K-ert by Lad lie Clarke and his Ini[x-r:al Hydro Hotel Orchestra, hw 'he Imperial Hydro Hotv-!. Blackpool. Evensong 1 frwm Westminster Abbey; The Week in West-mister, talk. Bandoeng. Lunch music. 6-f>. 18 Children** hour. 6.15-7. News. 7 7.10. Classical
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    MURDER REVEALED IN ANONYMOUS NOTE
    924 5 COCONUT TREE RIDDLE ROPE-STRANGLED CHINESE IN PLANTATION n n:e glance into a coconut plantation by Inspector M. Boyle while driving along Chan X i P> Sunday evening led to the finding of a dead hKsefcamin against a tree. The man had a rope -r VV
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    RIVER RAID
    147 5 OFFICERS SWIM TO "GET THEIR MEN" h ar ther ca^e of swimmin a i >s a river to get the men a'r:..f the .'V stated Mr. Talhot, assistant Controller of the Government Monopolies, be fort.' Mr. H. A. r. the t'rimir.al District Judge, a seven men were i
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    REIGN OF TERROR
    79 5 WHOLESALE CUBAN EXECUTIONS ilinir to the New York Times .:i of terror in Cuba. Presi lent Ma. halo 'V, rt t .!lion by the svm- „n f ir,ii t«. l".»' pt-i-J- an i Spat law I the ting of a s -pt-ds on T !'i i States
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    STRIKE ON ESTATE
    52 5 j. o Own Con Medan, Monday. k. has broken out amongst tho !a ,,,,pr, of the Pamenoekan ana Tm m properties (Java) in con- 1 nocti .n with the unsatisfactory sys- J tern of advances for the Lebaran (native New Year.) Three hundred and eighty coolies are
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    'LEG BOWLING' TANGLE
    113 5 REPLY TO M.C.C HOPE FOR NEXT TESTS 'UNSPORTSMANLIKE' Melho v m e, Wo*] n r-s« iay I I Australian Cricket Boord'l reply to the- M.C.C regarding the word 'unsportsmanlike,' used in its first cable, say- f-- rtgtfd '\>< r portsnianship of pa r ''-am beii i in
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    FRENCH CABINET MAY FALL
    207 5 NFW CRISIS FINANCIAL PROPOSALS REJECTED i'ai B, \V< .i;.« ,i;i\ ii DjtladicrV Coy. i;iit |m» h| v .1 to •on by the nion of Btetc I i''."V(' :u,r;;tl OropOß als. Th. L'nion imanimouslj <!■•- Clai-'ii „:;:i- JOB tl IBS m i pi fadh 'i w otiioin'-
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    MRS. GANDHI TO GO TO GAOL
    36 5 MRS. GANDHI TO GO TO GAOL Bombay, Wednesday. Mrs. Gandhi was sentenced at Borsad Police Court to seven months' imprisonment and a fine of ♦">OO rupees, or six weeks in default of payment. r% i Reuter
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    NO PROPELLER
    99 5 NEW AEROPLANE MAY CHANGE FLYING NYu Voik, Monday. I A ru-vv type of aeroplane invent- I m:uv revolution^ the technique ol :!y:n^. the pvoptUu being rspMC- r ny Foqi ridgtd wfaeabt two on either ikk irf Ihi nut* h irif. Thf Bflgk at whu-h tho a.r is struck
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    TAX PROTEST
    54 5 Chinese Want Malaya F,rvv Stopped Shanghai, Monda; I The Government orj*anisati< n ii i barge of oversea Chinese intt-re-i < h a a >ke(i "hi Foreign Mini: tei to piwt. to khi British and Dutch :r,,v nnifnts Igainsi th»* "imnn ra■ion taxe- recently imposed in i VTulava and
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    FIFTEENTH DAY OF WILL CASE
    2010 5 FIFTEENTH DAY OF WILL CASE CHINESE WIDOWS CLAIM MORE THAN A HUNDRED EXHIBITS IN COURT The closing itagQl wore reached yesterday in one of the longest cases ever heard in the Supreme Court before Ihe Chief Justice (Sir William Murison) presided in a suit in which Yu Wan Yok*\ alias
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    HOW MUCH DOES A JAW COST ?
    149 5 HOW MUCH DOES A JAW COST «2o I \KEN 4| l MAN WHO RROKI OM WITH A HAMMI X j much does a fractured jaw ngapore Criminal l)\ Mr. HA. Forrer, wu saved task of dec f, 1 in HOHI iniprjs'»nni"nt I I r compensation when he had such I
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    43 5 Filt\ Injun rl: Murh Pro|M-rlx l>.im;u^«l i Earthquake shocks were felt *rci a larsre area in to* moftt; fifty wore reported injured ami con H^raM** <fanMC« to prapcrty wmm caused. odes vrere alf* fait at Oetir laoten. The at HatMailed.- Reuter
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    CHANDU FINE
    29 5 W'»rt.: o. IMMIMMMM cnunoi. h r..,r, «W ,'hiok. "a^ M*enced to a fine of $7 or 16 day*' imprisonment. Tke arrest was BMI at 38, Ophir load.
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    JAPANESE ARMY CHIEF RESIGNS
    257 6 I QUARREL WITH WAR OFFICE TOKIO WANTS ATTACK ON JEHOL AT ONCE Shanghai, Wednesday. A serious quarrel has broken out between the kwantuntf (Manchuria) command and tho Tokio War Office authorities over the invasion of .leho' and Gen. Muto has resigned. Considerable differences of opinion have
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    RUSSIA AND JAPAN
    132 6 Troops Massinji On The Border > \"j-h:'\ dnesdvr. i [;u-- MM c v-laiions m Not :h 1 Manchuri onw Metkni hM arisen over tho Chinese Ewton Railway, are yen tense and both countries are tssenibling tooopa ...•a- the bordsts. Lstest Bjesss^es [l announce the lvct-ift cf \vor«l
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    369 6 Japanese Attack On kailu Fails Shangha i Weunesda y 1 i ar.ack <>n kaiiu liav ng failed, th bat bi 60 l-;il ia i,, girting round that! town inept •or the activities oi bombing plane*. will he remembered that IJ.OOO < fapanes assisted t>y Mongolian I mndits,
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    NEW PROPOSALS
    47 6 Settlement Prospects Improve Gcni va, Tuesday. Importaiii iu\v pvojM^als have iNNi wbmitted ka tat Umcm Itotittai ii»t IV Japan. H ii un<lc)>U>o(! that thf.v uo v l'Tu way towßl^i accept inu th»- <lia' IHUIUtiM ti Doc. lo nut involve i'<.',ta'.n vorbal (loment nrv improved.- Reuter
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    COMMITTEE OF 19
    229 6 Japan's Proposals iNot Suilahh* Rughy. Monday. Ti.-. Conunittee of Xat sen si the League A decided Oi 3atnrday to re pMst the Etoeretnry(ieneral to inform the Js£SSMM delegatisn nnat Bi Co^ei'iiinent'i atest pnspesnli were unsuitable at a beisti for tin- settlement of the M.ir^'lur. ian dispvti by
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    SHIPPING
    131 6 The following talesrsphk noticei BHBfteSfl have bOOS ESCOivOd a. (hi atastSf Attendant's otiice, Singapbl c: '"The lightbuoy Foxbanken has. been ropaired and the light on Bojnbai Lightship ia bvming a^rain, but i ,u>:iar!y. "A ci;iai itsM has beer: located ia ffrft metret ti watex in the EoV lowing position.
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    102 6 Bill lo Provide For l<< iliiclioii Washiiintoi., i Besdny. Mr. Smith, a Domocra' Senator from South Carolina, has itttrodtlC* ed a bill designed to reduce the ot- ton ciop in 1933. Qe would pi; 3,500,000 bales at present conti oiled by the Federal Farm Board and other
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    HEAD-ON CRASH SEQUEL
    273 6 CARS <O|| M(IN "DR.V.NC si ON hlkSms "£3 ff I Ctat for iSTSSL^ Mr. s^ch apiiiaj*! f nwplaiint while gfr^ Lf*> pla "•<•>. j:.,,. Then- Ml <dfw left an. of Ok wad, swer £J i^y le wl>et> it •*>«*»,,£ ftiiy from the accused's oir The act usod
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    BIG FAILURE
    64 6 lluii!trii|.l In .i ia •mm our uv Medan. M«iw*i A big failure in Batavia has cs» ed a sensation. Hi HH Iw Hoo, has proved to B| Smiiiiii H% foi MgVtet pert Bawaei seem? that thraaw* i than a puppet; the real owner an unknown Chinese in Billiton,
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    PARLIAMENT
    23 6 bu>y session i- tf ei«rn affair- «r ik* attention. \\ai deDts, disarowiurm I Pile* UO^K O*WCI S| date when t Rugby Radio
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    17 6 O|lllirr:ik 4 Hull A her endm «»^**s£m* ho P^' Sir. ■•■< !i.'' I >o1 Rugby Radio
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    MALAYA'S FARM PUPILS
    1201 7 FIELD AND SCHOOL FILM SHOWN TO BOYS LIFE ON THE LAND n><.» > Our Own rorre>ipon<}< rr > X ;a'u Lumpur, Tuesday. At life led by pupils at Malaya's School of Agriculture was uepictc i on the r-tn at the Vi toria I so y«st( rday, when
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    217 7 REVENUE SEARCH OF SAMPAN A haul of $1,240 worth of chandu and 2 i o of opium came the way Bf Revenue Offices when they examined a sampan anchored off Kampon Malacca in the Sin apore ;'!>. r "D he morning of Jan. 11. The sequel was
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    SPANISH ELECTION
    88 7 Women To Vote For First Time MncMd. Tuesday. Te latest developments in Urn Tortez strengthen the belief that -i Av.nna government. for tlv* time bei^jj at least, will retain oflic with Socialist help. What ch.'ttv^i i»iiiy ci»ii>e v ,!i doobtk*Bf dep 1 I1 n the new e'ef'inn- which
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    95 7 fiovt Tiimrnfs Plans For New BafldHagi Mm iriii Tk--'! The Gofflprmnent w snher.io f embellishment of i'm- capital. Thr plan ii kl },<! i. rv I I n Sal] ministt <'-. I ru \v p lice hea^iua' ItTSi the reconstruct'on ;>••! I la < r.» 'if the
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    66 7 Fibbing Boa! >ink* .War Slion* v ParN. M< r in S ■r. < in the H»rfcoßT B ll when i}.- .at in which they Wi 11,, ,1 I sank legs khan 160 feet 1 i Ui I fhi < •-i tried I pn il'air"'-'! I h< :r. y
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    LORD SYDENHAM
    418 7 FORMER GOVFRNOR OF BOMBAY DEAD London, Tuesday. The death is announced of Lord nly from cerebral hage.— ReuU-r. T rd S nham of Combe was bed atx i I was 1818, and was a son o: latf lUi i i olkstpnv I Mcd at Haileybury and n School,
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    The Atlantique At Cherbourg
    63 8 Captain -.n<»i- th.' Vihiiiiiquv lOmmamliT photographed on tini|tia> at I lu-ilHiuri; ilml v In-n- he i~ lu-lpinK mi the inquiry into tin- litv nhiih (lv>ti">id lII.' \,->il (seen in Iwkgrouml). I gssssieagawsigß^aaißßg^^ tfandu tor < ii\ phtyiT appt'ali.-.j; as I.;»ni» ford. (City goalkeeper) u\o -.■'< i
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