The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 January 1933

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    Masthead
    16 1 The Singapore Free Press Ml .Ml. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1933. 10 (EMS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    292 1 I n>.l.mil MM t.itinii Mi moraine in the I'-t mat. h against Australia at Milbiillll [U, (i and h.iw ii >.!.. i. r.i^e hi. .lu(li;mi nt i«.i plaintiffv with <<•-«- a,mu in lh. Miil in whuli ihi -K. i n s f..-(w Bai.K Ltd. sued I•« K«'-
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    ISLANDS OF LANGKAWI
    847 1 What is it about islands thai mim tacm so attracts r? Is it etaiph. that being Wnjtth .or any other smallish blander* one is naturally more at home on a small piece of mod with mater all round it. or do people whose land it entirely surrounded
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      154 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of the Mal a y a n gardens direct to your home. lAFFLES HOTEL VL\LAYAS PRKUXXR HOTIL TO MORROW to-night TEA DANCE SPECIAL 6JO <U5 p- m DINNER DANCE INFORMAL r.m t.. Midnight DINNER DANCE 930-Midnight i:\FFI.KS CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA i PHONE 55M I
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      90 1 AT LAST .and 6i T^l- Ttf THE SERRARD WIRE T MACHINE CO. M■. m MSALISTERa H iineumi v ADELPHI SEA VIEW HOYLL HOTEL WEDMISDAY Do You f I INFORMAL know D ■I DINNER Adel[)hi rates DANCE are most reasonII h'Xi i.i i.i.s r misic ame ser\ ice DANCE is excellent
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      144 1 LATESI \DVFRTISf MFNTS A good complexion Page 6. profit policy-»-Page 14. Special offer of populfc -Page 8. Tht iely prescribed od beverage Pae° CHRYSLER LOW UPKEEP Res>in the ;\eu c.ir by joining Xi .v R i r j »OOK-LOVKKS IJMK.M^ Rt BS MORE JOY Tii HER FORM OF KB I
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      11 1 There is no hotttr Tm than BIGIA TEA (,R(»\NN IN MALAYA
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    BRITISH FRIENDLY SOCIETIES
    89 2 i:iiu ial London. Itor. 30. Despite the depression of the past year, the great voluntary and friendly .societies in Britain ha M in maintaining their membership and in further »«HJ w g to their financial leacrre*. uhk-h now amount to £inoooo.noo The significance of this remarkable achwement
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    THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER
    155 2 I). .mi 'M'niitiii- hip In I'i.lll London. Dec. 3t. The Duke of Gloucester, the Kin; third son. left London this morning for a n.jr.thy' shooting trip to the Sudan. H said gcod-byt to their Majesties at Sandriir-.^; m on TVeurt.day. and ye k luncli with his
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    SHIPPING CRUISES
    66 2 Manned for This Yew L— dm. Dee. Jt. Remarkable success has attended the p of British shipping liiuv> m placing some of their luxury liners on pleasure cruises during the past year, and 200 special cruises have been planned for 1933. They include trips to all puts of
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    FIDUCIARY NOTE ISSUE
    83 2 It. l\ Mil- I it IV. -rut I lyun London. Dec. 3§. is annouiu-t'd that on the application of the Bank of England the Treasury has authorised the maintenance of the fiduciary issue at the existing figure of £275.000.000 for! a further period until Manh 31. next.
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    SIR PHILIP SASSOON
    70 2 < h.iirman of Board of V:t;<uial :»'r\ l.omUn. Dec. 3t. Sir Pinup Bassoon Under-Seeretary for Air. has bevn elected rhaiiman uf the Board of the National Gallery in .>ueces.sion to Lord Lee of Fan-ham Sir Philip Sa&soon Is a trustee of the National Gallery and a well-known
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    NEWFOUNDLAND CANNOT PAY DEBTS
    9 2 AID FROM BRITAIN \NI' CANADA
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    Commission To Examine Prospects
    365 2 Commission To Examine Prospects II .>ndon. Dec. 29. A .statement on the terms of the agreement between the Governments of Great Britain. Canada and Newfoundland regarding the assistance to the latter Government in meeting its interest obligations has been issued by th? Dominions Office. It refers to thf determined attempt
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    TO SECURE STABILITY
    74 2 \<\\ I mind land ommission VnTeed To Nrwliiuiull.iiid. I)., Th Government has agreed to the appoint ment of a commission to examine the count ry's future, particularly as regards finance and the measures necessary to secure stability before the debt interest due on July Ist. matures. One
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    FLU SWEEPS COUNTRY
    92 2 Not Mnli Diiimn «-iiN Komi a> l.mid..i Iler. 29. Reports from various parts of the country indicate that the influenza epidemic has assumed considerable proportions, although it is stated not to be so dangerous as that of three years ago. There were thirty deaths fron fluenza last
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    PREMIER'S HEALTH
    60 2 Persuaded To Prolong Vacation [oiui.., Dec. 29. In the interests of his health the r Minister has been persuaded to postpone Ms. departure from Lossiemouth until !uch was the date fixed for his r« turn to London. Sir John Simon, the Foreign Secretary, who has been suffering from
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    SAMUEL INSULL
    26 2 To Live Permanently in (\rvnv \th--ii-. Dec. 9. Samuel Insull. whose extradition was fused yesterday, announces thai he Ls residing p permanently— Reuter Wireless.
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    15 2 1 ma performances at the Capitol. P lion and Alhambra now commence at &.30 pin
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    "LASSETER'S LOST LODE"
    116 2 (Cut rid Austr«iii:ni Sv ;n h for Ciold Millx.tn n. 1t.,. ."> "Lasseter's lost lode", as the famous gold Central Australia is called, nearly added more victims to the innumerable ti ions "Ahull hav< endeavoured to unearth reasure. I |)i;ni. uith Hm airmen, named Ba <nd Stalky.
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    NICARGUAN REVOLT
    44 2 (lash at Santa Lucia in v.,.k i 28. Tviei.fy-two rebels and three National Gunmen Ml killed in .Santa L Nicaragua, according- to th- N a York m f ••••.(< InfeM but the guardsmen suet t d in rescuing Hum.— R<. -.:t--i Ww t^
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      33 2 SEASONAIV! F IiIFTS. PERfI Mfeßl < o\ FRETS W OT\ EKHJHK V -N'i and i I MXXX PERFI ME SPRA^ S and SETS. Civ ion may be inspected at Ml \l II MA.. LIMITED.
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      336 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE Is hereby given that tender- are now Invited for the following materials or services and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained In the Tender Room. Municipal Offices Supply of Sluice Val\es for period Ist May 1933 to 30th April 1934 Date of
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      571 2 TRAI>« ■>*.. TRADE MARK f^i^RY NOTICE oiREcndNS. BRAND&COS ESSENCE OF BEER r Uis best tairo c i 1 C? > c be kr?t pr*v»--, to use in a zi^s Ifirr. «*ich vmtim r t r. fbce. If paaible ON ICE. propwtiwof tbe iDestßeef.BMtracird b. >-.i. > :.:c.«*olexttt m -t*r-. .ni«»nT
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      399 2 NOT! B. Ik Matter ot X \i»|> i.IMI ill) l.iq"idation*. At an Extraordinary General Meeting of th abovenamed Company dv.V.- convened and hel« .inapore. on the 30tl day of December. 1932. the following Extra ordinary Resolution was duly passed ■That it has been proved to the sattlai i:<w of this
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      357 2 PB >i" H Ml I Trade Conuiis.icner Piilh Fkior Ft. ling, on Tuesday. J-nrarv loth, at 5 pn opasals for holding an BTrhtMttot SZ. simitar in natui to thai ortenteed as part oi the proframme t<Empire Shopnin Week 1932. The n R B« H M ~i ad. P SINt IN
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      212 2 i I i WEKK Tanday. 3rd. Hi^ti Water 03 10 H '9 8 6 tt Ri«by Public S- A iMGi Co SVC. Dunearn Road. Football Chinev League: St Matthew's YPG vs Siong Uoo AS.. Jalan Besar Sfani-im WiiMiiiy. Hi High Water 03 49 ft >l 7 9 ft Hock- Khalsa
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    A MERICAN CITIES' DEFICITS
    249 3 k K'flu^'i! i ti n Kor I'nomploxwl New Ysrk. Kiii.i* i>i. lit i: p v n i < r^'ii* 1 .ii.ci romptly notified by the bankers from m si expected to borrow this sum that not Ur of tt would be forthcoming Paced necessity of reducing
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    PARAFFIN OVER A CAT
    104 3 r.^st-N M.i\ in: irr How. he poured paraffin over a cat and set it was confessed by a 15- year-old boy at A witness also gave evidence of seeing him angle a eat by a strap aver a Are. and try to a the care of
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    SOCIAL ASPECTS OF CONTROL
    405 3 Thomas Norder Yiew> Lady Limerick gmve an address on Some Social and Economic Aspects of Birth Control" at a meeting of the National Birth Control Association at Caxton Hall. Westminster. Sir Thomas Horder presided. Sir Thomas Horder said that at long last the birth control movement
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    SCHOOLBOY DROWNED
    245 3 liathinu Traced} in PSaUUIg Sitting as Coroner Mr. D. Wills helc inquiry in Penang last Saturday into the death of a 15-year old Chinese schoolboy, Tan Eng Hock, who was found drowned in the stream at Waterfall Road some days ago. Two companions of the deceased who were
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    LEADER DISAPPEARS
    71 3 1 BUen Warning; to (UM hi.M Shanghai, Dec. 3t. Mr. Chang Chun-kwang, President of the National Salvation Society of Shangh-*' appeared yest*: Up to this afternoon the Shan jr. Police have not been able to find any clue as to his whereabouts. According to his lamily. Mr. Chang
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    NEW MANCHUKUO LAW
    55 3 I.ipaiki-M- Ma> Ai-quirt- IM-npf.-tj in ill Parts Besides the special rights for developing the mining and agricultural resources in the three North-Eastern Nrovinces, the Manchukuo Government has recently enacted a new law. under which all Japanese are at liberty to acquire and own lands in all parts
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    KOREANS ARRESTED
    41 3 it.mpi.ii.d v^.sinatisß (.•rural Muto Shanghai. Dec. 30. Two Kcean revolutionaries were arrested ut a hotel in South Manchuria yesterday. Arguing to the Japanese police the Koreans contemplating the assasinatlon of the Jap U Commander-in-chief. General Muto- R Siang Poo.
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    RAILWAY CAPITAL INCREASED
    34 3 Shanghai, Dec. Hi DM capital of the South Manchurian I x-en increased by eighty miliion pa^ deposited in Govi: .nk of Changchun Thl led as a making the Manchukuo a Japan*
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    CHINESE FISHERIES RAIDED
    43 3 Shanghai l>" A message from Fukien states that a number of Japanese fishing boats from Formoga of Foochow vest, m by the Chines*' autho: B to reported that a formal protes 1 dnpatrlu-d to Tokyo by the Foreign Ofli< Poh
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    MARTIAL LAW
    28 3 Shanghai. !>••<• '•ign diplcwiiats m Peiping me? yestentajr decided to proclaim nu-rtial Uw :r. thlegation |uarU. hould trouble ny <■ P ht .mri Tiejit in Nanyang Slang Pao
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      367 3 I/ie most widely prescribed y( &^M^^jjW/ f°°d beverage A' 1 l tr Uu Wnrl(1 Eiin»jw-, America, Africa, Ana, kustralai and throughorji T i\ CV "Chinaand Malaya— Ovaltine i> widely and rrmilarh pttoaibsd ,-V }In X^ Vn |)at t>nN r^ ls s tne lvslill ul l'»n.u practical ex})erience nf t< -ujnvi
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      91 3 SAVEiIOOR SIWCE. 5 WAS 77/) lIIORT. I SLIP. FIT Renold Chain Drives Ia land ki duce m hneng 1 KLIWINATE TRANSMISSION BREAKDO^ I CUT HANDLING I I\M I SOLE AGENTS: j UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED T\ :i A Tobacco selected with great iSf^M«fifj|{ care ■J idjnent by men 3H^H PmNCE ALBERT"
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    DEVELOPMENT OF IRISH SWEEPSTAKES
    542 4 From £658.618 To £4,184,485 ncriiKs Kdi: two VKARS In Sydney the turnover of our lotteries than anticipated. It seenuri almost hßpoaaible for the original estimate to be realised, but it has been exceeded, and we na\r not yet reached the limit. One eccd thing is that
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    BOWES BOWLING
    291 4 Vorkshir*' Bowler Macauley Makes Bludgeon Keply Only recently in England J. B. Hobbs. writln In the London press was reported to have WM that if bowhn? methods such as these of W. E. BuAf. against Surrey at Kensington Oval. I:: Ai::.:. ball w;i.> pitched about half-waj mri k;
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    NUNS DISARM BANDIT
    98 4 '(invent (Tlltlf ami Arrest ha roller t^raiu t Dec. 26. N Mitel I ndtt, armed with a bo fon i'd an nto the avent at Autun. near hi ■c the nuns were ;i: proof' ::im.-h .v heard on the door of ii 'Jen. A nun who opened
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      326 4 WHITEAWAY'S no\»k k v t i, BASIC VALUES TLKKISI! BATH TOWELS. A good quality towel suit and absorbent and will be found hard wearing. In krown and .te striped Size 27 BASK ALUgS v, Ka. |f r Tf 1 1 White huckaback toweli with coloured border of blue, mcuve. gold
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      186 4 CRAVENA 4 made specially to prevent sore throats SEALED-FRESH they reach you in perfect condition atesdV Protective and Graven ""A'jl ensuring CRAVEN A J^j^il FACTORY-FRESHNESS T v v -^^^^^!^^si^ :S aWteN. cannot R «-t full tatkfacti— fram "50 tin in Jt-Ni^noJ &&F El"^ a many uavs when ;*mF ji& IJ
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      191 5 6.30 PAVILION 9.30 I lONS PHONE 69C3 (nh RIG DAY! \nd STILL CROWDING OUI TOM WALLS with Anne grey, "LEAP YEAR" BRITISH AND DOMINIONS PICTURE. NEXT CHANGE I IRESE DUNNE <4 JOHN ROLES "BACK STREET" BY FWME HIRST. •\»Vff«« EtMt *L<f^nß JNDIGESTION is not oniy punfol. boi ll negleo- f-j
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      90 5 CAPITOL; 6.30 NIGHTLY 9.30 What a lau^h NciCff hsvc >uch scream< beoi heard!! K\trvbodyV PSS^BC xtr it You -imph MUST MC The FOUR MARX BROTHERS in Pununount'* New Hon-Hon packed uuh n N MUSIC mi MERRIMENT— "HORSE FEATHERS" The Hiti iri-^t Tonic tor the hlues \v\ procrilit'c] \e.\f Change JOHN
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      94 5 BEWARE OF "CHANDIT .Yon at 6.30 unJ <).M) \ii*/»f/y MATINEE rO-MOKRO\\ XI v I'M \merica's official lunatics in urami rip-roariny comed> Iron) Metro-(iold\\> n B I 'HT Klt 14 KATO 'IH.VI lIMMY DURANH fH I NOSE in SPEAK EASILY NEXT CHAN (I ~4i,h(MS MITH\ t > I 'jST Y\\\\\ F.4VK
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    DE VALERA'S SUICIDAL POLICY
    901 5 It Has Mfant to the Kree State TRAD: LJNI I>) Our Own Correspondent* afeta Government, undeterred by a <Uung the beat of Irish indus- amerce, unc r.f ations made by men of stanssMoa to know and advise. Is still pur--uaff its —Hiii and folly. Tbe world
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    STORMSWEPT SHIP SAVED BY BOY
    318 5 COL-LAPSE AFTER 'M -H«»rR ORDgAL Captain and Matt 1 Unconscious ;le the south coast was basking in sunshine and girls were swimming in the ponds at Highgate and Ken Wood, the crew of the Glasgow steamer Neph^te were telling at Londonderry of terrifying seas off
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    HYMNS SUNG TO DROWN MASS
    133 5 I aiiitini; WoiiH'ii Carried Out of hun h renzana i ■< ,i- .in :i- .it st Churrh MvfMMMa OM Ml Vbea I Urge portion of the congregation "«ang down" the service of the Mass. I i men were assisted out in a iig condition, and
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    THE MOTOR SHOW
    248 5 The Extension of Rubber I'sajre The recent Motor Show at Olympia once prwrldes an opportunity of considering taX rubber has contributed to the forward developments which have been noted in the 1933 models. A comprehensive survey of the applications of rubber in the automobile industry has been
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    DRESS MYSTERIES FOR A JUDGE
    173 5 "Women Who Know Would l.augh" I Judtfe Clucr hinted at Shoreditch County Court that wom-n should in cues concerninj* dVMMfc :uid wished that he f H member of his family acting as 11. -> ssi r A\\ i dressmaker's claim for F7 11' the cast
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    125 5 and sing hymns if any "illegal" pVMtIMi observed in the CflMfc Th( ..< K< N B W.i.r the X- I C M I I of All Mats', Falmouth, was then- 10 Wli. Mi lfMl| MM MfJM Hi' tlic obi« tin-.- tm *"<•■ (r •■<■<■ I oMterS-" The organist and i:
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    LIGHTING BANK ROBBERY
    329 5 BU BMHi While I rnu(K Pass the Door MANCHESTER OFF* [Al STUNNED Armed bandits held up a sub-branch of Williams Deacons bank at Trafford Park, Manchester. They bound and gagged the manager and h:.- c'urk. knocked them senseless with the butt of a revolver, and walked out
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    80 5 SI N I IBM TION I(I 111- I (liter -In your to-day^ »ssur> in th< rolumn D I reference to Sun Life Assurance Co. Leing involved in a action. As Hgents io: the British Company >[ that name which i.s in DO way conne with the
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    61 5 The removal of the just grievances ranquisht d oupht to precede the disarmament dnesday'g me*-;. Rotary Club will je a business meeting The following items' ire at pre.si nt on MM Agenda. To report on the Bangk k IMM \< iUU i Helegates); to report on the work done over
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    UNDRESSED WOMAN IN THE STREET
    282 5 \m\\\ Accused of Stabbing Her ASTONISHING V IN An astonishing story of a young woman's dash from a house into a street when naked wa* told at Brighton Police Court. William ffdmund Moore, aned nineteen. Mb bodily harm on Mn. Marjorte Warden, agvd twfntv-twn by
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    "BRITAIN SHOULD DEFAULT"
    181 5 Mr LaUon on Kt.tsons lor No! VnyiUK Mr Walter Layton, rdttor of the Economist. at the National Liberal Club, expressed the that BritaJa should default in paymnt of tha American war debt. existing circumstance* the pr»rvr ttiiML lur Britain to say to the Unttad >••••••■ .<. impossible
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      ENGLAND'S GREATEST GAME IN DANGER
      505 6 ENGLAND'S GREATEST GAME IN DANGER Violating The True Spirit of Cricket ROWLING TA(TI( ATTACKED onumnl- t»" \u-ira»i.i > W111 ..,-s 1..-I.M,- and in., Ih. Anr m.Uch IM »i. writ*- ,v— h Ab seven years ago. Murdoch. Mcy famous captain of '''J""* mous Australian Eleven* in HW. and 1890. and one
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      HEAD AND BODY ATTACK
      1039 6 liatsmcn Will be Maimed" There is no longer any doubt about the plan of attack by England's battery of fast bom-fen. W. M. Rutledge in the same paper). Definitely it Is a head and body attack And it is persisted in there can be only one
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      DETERMINED TO DO BETTER
      162 6 Uvloni n w M.k. I .11 I ltrary to usual practice, the Oxforr verity PrealdflOt. W. D. tattae-Crum begat the training for the Boat Km, when he ted i Although training will have to to brok< -i tly when the Term comes to an end. Ok
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      SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
      39 6 < Sn!'i*'r p r m in rl v to note ttittt Cttdi of th^ bocw ct^^KMtiltoti v durinc the ensuing year pniKu mi opport ■it "xira aay scort* trie conditions l.> down In "L.G.U. tfamUetm SmSMlmw. BW
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      104 6 Ilk tf iBMWIi tit I fii »iK 'I, WF n/lv 111 I \|i#l\ BACHELORS will be the choice of every hostess this year John Player Sons, England r I ;-;-;;--v---l I '.'."/.'.'.'■'■'■'■'■'.'.'■'■'■'■'■'■'■'■'■'•V-'-'i-'-'-i'i'i'-'' ■iiii i t i I SALE Have you bought your New War presents V IT Mi, vi>it our
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      115 6 A GOOD. COMPLEXION DESERVES j^J PROTECTION y 4kk HAZEL!NE' /O SNOW" Protect igainst the coarsening action of sun and wind. PaiTicularly suitable tor Tubes f>r the handbag. I duHng tile daV. \'ani-hes WltllOllt t?" pots for the dressing-tab/, pf jTrcasiness, leaving the skin smooth at a. >•■ and soft i
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  • PERAK'S RUGBY VISITY
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      LOSE TO S.C.C. BUT BEAT THE COMMAND
      82 7 LISTON > T\\ i^i Minute Score At Jalan Besar iMkilltA gm\ i_ ftftrnw iJeir iTfjf vt fi^^M^K^^M m^a at e»»»«gaBmwB MB SSgwßjy Wy 3 KeW wvy mm CMMnMii Hfftiy r*m f«r «at time brforr the start j k^K eflavmm^m^A hiir*s r\tn «hfff <»!id
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      S.C.C VICTORY
      868 7 v*. rtn* a. Trr nad to make tw~> chances In team selected. Dodds coming in on the j ung owing to Ball being unable to turn rough injury, and A. R. Anderson came he forward line In the place of I* L. Wilkinson Dodds baa been giving •m
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      WITH THE LAST KICK
      702 7 Perak .lu>t lieal The Command IVr.K Spt> Malax., „,n,,,.»iiil 3. Far the match at Jalan Besar on Sunday ththe place of Johnstcn among the forv The Command brought in Millar, of the Gloucesters, in the place of Wlckes, and Lewis, of at scrum half. Gazsard cam*
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      JUDICIAL ADVISER
      170 7 Sir K. Fskine Holland's Siamese Appointment (From Our Ovn Correspondents K...uk..k. 1.., I Sir Robert Eskine Holland has been app< Siam's new Judicial Adviser, succeeding Mr. M. F. Buszard. Sir Robert Holland arrives in Siam Sir Robert Efckine Holland, who is 55 years of a»e. retired from the
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    JAPANESE BANK WINS ACTION
    719 7 JAPANESE BANK WINS ACTION ADMISSIBILITY OF BILLS OF EXCHANGE Question of Re-Stamping After Extension Judgment fur the plaintiffs with costs wa; ;\ered by the Chi.: Justice, sir Willian Mun-nn on Saturday, in the suit in which t >i« ihama Speck Bank. Ltd., sued Lee K\v jt Wing Tai Loong and
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    4-YEARS TRADE DISPUTE
    144 7 Sri I N-iiK -in i;i l. an hue Cotton Ti;i{ i' Loud.... l».. -»9. An industri eogr hich has been proceeding for four years wa.-/ brought to an end when a new agreement :»r the operation ;x looms by weavers of ranges of doth in f Picturing
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    SIX LOOMS PER WKAVER
    76 7 Lower Costs in British Cotton IndiMry London. !>»■< An appi- iable cheapening in Hm co6t of p >ti and weaving of a certain range of •m rloths is anticipated from the agreement .1.: •«\id ol 'r looms. i.. gji mtt hich was formally signed •ay. comes
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    SOUTH AFRICA'S GOLD OUTPUT
    784 7 eemenc Between Mines and Bank POUND AT 91 PER CENT. Johannesburg Dec. .1. igh an offn Moment is not a-. i! Miat ndcrstanding has been reached between the Chamber of Mines and the Reserve Bank for Beali] with the n >v; output believed the co-operation of
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    NEW YEAR TRAGEDY
    86 7 Kuropt'an> !n\ol\o(i in Boftfkob Car A(«i(h'nts From Our Own Correspond Bangkok. I. hi 1 Two motor ;t< a hx h Europeans were ■MMBeaaMOt of 1933. rucco, assistant plumper ki I Arts. Royal I MM ,km should.r md rite tlnoiiKh I DODMon i/t\vc<'n his car and a taximorning.
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    SEA AND LAND SPORTS
    946 7 Good Entries and keen Competition R.S.Y.C. RACKS Chinese Win Inter-dub Relay Large crowds thronged the sea front aloof Fullerton Road and Collyer Quay yesterday morning when the New Year sea sports were held. The weather was ideal, there being bright siinshwu after the previous nights rain,
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    BIRMINGHAM POLICE STATION TRAGEDY
    409 7 BIRMINGHAM POLICE STATION TRAGEDY WELL-KNOWN i.\ SHOT Sequel to Sensational Murder Case One of Britain's leading police sleuths. Chief FV-. I r! n was found shot dead in the Birmingham Foilee Btatlon early this mornm*. as lately been suffering Cram nei*^e n. He had charge ol the recent case In
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    281 7 Kurupran- l»o<l\ I •'.mucl in >c:. A European foreman of works at the Naval Base at SeleUr was found drowned in the water at the foot of the sea wall at the Bane during the week-end He was Mr. John Mack Robertson, aged 52 years, who had
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    177 7 was exhibited by the competing teams There were t hree relay races for schouMwf mm. tor the Malay Vernacular schools, one for Junior English schools, and art open event, the winning team in the latter event becoming holders of the Nagutha Cup. Then* wax also one for police teams. IMI
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    60 7 A Dusun and a Javanese came to Mows on Melalap Estate over a small maitfr of a few cents The Dusun stabbed the Jw.ar so who died later. The Sessions Court Mi in Tenmn from Nov 29—30 and found the Dun sun guilty of nilpabh- homicide not amounting to wurww
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    872 8 Xhe peai |01l passed Will probably be ramesßßered m i fwur bn which SPSlftilllH uu^ MttmpVi: .<:( notllag iv done it vu yea :nv:minable m:; :ep nces. of poriMim. m procrastination md del iv No f6U In history has left for Its successor so many problems
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    MALAYA AND THE NEW YEAR HONOURS
    334 8 MALAYA AND THE NEW YEAR HONOURS Malaya- -hare ol the New V- Honours is ol the dimemlOlli to whu'h we two long inifl i tomed It is. perhaps, rather ny BMagre than usual an Honorary CJCO. lO HH the Suit:-!; Bf MM! I who succeeded his father six months in,
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    1249 8 Chinese Council Member Receives C.B.E. A SHORT LIST C.M.G. for Governor of British North Borneo An official sUttemeat tram Che Colonial Secretary^ Office state. His Majesty the King has been gractoustjr pleased hi approve the following:—* Hon.M.irx (.impjniMii Mom !>.>: ul h. I Order Saint Mi.
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    61 8 Slapstick Fun ii ?l the AM atmcttoa. "Speakeasiiy." ti Oi OCIIICT1 1 4 Ju* such a pat- ■MWrtig «equenc»^ and strong mixture v here for the flnt time at« ce-ctarn BuxUr Kfton and Jimtmy Sctanoißle Duntf K'-aton apj>«»aL v morv thfaust* of hi.*- .i''-r--ready Id frt Mai
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    96 8 Imir \l.,rx Uroth. Horx 1 rat h« i c Paramount productUtt. "Horen". JaKwhit the low Man Broth to now thawing at the Capital to Jur *ith the season of mMT> Making Ow call the Brothers "■nanln but once they g«t coin, lidthi: !O ->Uj'> I i>nr 1 t
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    10 8 p.m. were as follows Paris 85 The commodity market
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      59 8 SPKCTATORS CHEERED LOUDLY the winnei of a tree- tl DJ C competition at Sydney And i doubtless Bang, "For He'fl I a Jolly Good Feller.' Phe I same song ia waag holder of a "GAFI-Af ACCIDENT .v SK'KNKSS I POLICY after a bng speO in linspital. 6SHBEAL Accident Fire and
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    WILL GANDHI BE RELEASED ?
    69 9 WILL GANDHI BE RELEASED Widespread Rumours *n London FASI POSTPONED Hindu-Moslem Negotiations Break Pown i .Mi..,, iv, Widespread rumours that Gandhi will t> fcaaH te the Hew Year ft understood the British Gavenuner.i k.-h Or.::-: nan otm to MCUTt I: J^f*- *^w». are not yet forthcoming "»ni\inn i-mn i »-..sh,
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    ATTEMPTS TO ACHIEVE UNITY
    85 9 Pwtoarted attempts to wrtoere unUy between i- S,: ,»j ...,,,<: to yent to substitution for the British Aa«»t ««>«u- finally to have fatted. Tfcr allMiiil had already been repudiated by MnrtHm. including the delegates to the recert Round Table Conference In London. I t«t MT. WllHil
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    TOM MANN'S RELEASE
    160 9 I iihmir Deputation In tht' IVtMTIitT Mr. Lansbury and a colleague have gone to liwHiMMith to Intercede with the Premier on arfc&lf of the IV year old Communist. Tom MMin. and of Llewellyn who were sentenced I la t«a months' imprisonment In the middle of r OateKber.
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    97 9 Kriti>h Cotton Trade Knquirs I ontloii. lice *<. Ftarln* ttHi the matter would become ny- a dispute over frpe trade and protect**! W Tx \-.v :a:i hjl> r lit' N n 'I the <.':-.. i::.> r.-r.-.t- to ippoi: I.'1 :(r)egatea to a eommtttee to tfi oovettUßa *w Dirt^wi
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    INFLAMED FEELING
    58 9 Italians Annoyed With ugo-Sla\ ia frlhav I and there are reports of Incidents In nahwatta and «I— Jhew. I^-day. an Italian youth was expelled from YurvSJavla because, while travelling on a train. I»M -:v I tfci Mi IlilMlW was Zagreb Is Croatia. Instead of Tugo-Slav*. The gimlai'.nf arrested
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    17 9 Mr. Waa« Chint Wei is aft ptmeiA Id TUfMn■l vti: i >r..n: R»-ut«r.
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    RUBBER INDUSTRY ON THE MEND
    84 9 RUBBER INDUSTRY ON THE MEND Improving Slowh Kut Surely ■'-X PRKSB SERVICE— O R|| .ji trillion. Lan H,- Inumul r.mr> i: rrtUrs jiiiiujl rf,u-w „i ruhbrr induMr> nrn m,.,r d» A >trouN I:I «hr md Ltkrn .11 round, thr P i'rri,r „,"1 >nMilirnj io im impr %ins »nd think, that
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    140 9 RESCUE WORK IN THE DARKNESS \upin f Zealand l».-, ;m. Ten lives were lost in a shipping tra. »Uch occurred to-day at the entrance to the i r. owing to a collision between a launch and a small steamer. The accident occurred in the early l
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    DIRECTORS CHARGED
    87 9 Sequel t<> the Kreuger (rash York I).-, !'< Eight American directors of the bank International Match Corporation, which is a subsidiary of the Kreuger and Toll 0 are accused of "misfeasance and non-feasa: In two suits before the Supreme Court, b Irving Trust Company, trustees fcr the I:
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    86 9 Communist Arm} Discovered in Hamburg Hamburg l>»-« !K •ntggs, was the reply given to a police ir. i query by four men who were unloading a < heavy box from a motor lorry, but the |> .sisted on seeing the eggs. Mind instead several rifles and I Ivan and
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    LIPARI ISLANDS
    73 9 Colon for Political Exiles to \w Abandoned Kom«\ l»fi Italy* famous colony for political exiles, the Islands, will be abandoned b\ m with a decree issued o Exiles on the bland formerly nutria fcitwctn 2.000 and 3.00.> M MM reduced to a few hundreds under MM MMMftj occiikw
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    77 9 Differences Between Mr. Hoover and Mr. Roosevelt New <>rk. l»<i The appointment of Mr J William., and jfr E E. Day to represent the Unit d State? on the prepamtory committee to the World Economic Conference pr I Hew York Ttanes to infer some bridging o: -sident
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    37 9 Plan to Help German Farmers A Ckwemment decree order, that a ct ■■Mttnn of butter shall be henceforth mixed VSaT m»rf«rlne in ortter I German Itenners b ticrewe in the ■prke ct margvlne.- Reuter
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    406 9 JAPANESE REINFORCEMENTS ARRIVE Drive for Capture of Jehoi Messages from I m 6 NMf I that :r at Sha: :iuing all night MBf and goirg on ttali morning until l o'cUx-k. Chinese reports from F'-'ipin^ -m-- Japanese opened tire on the Chme-e for a reason that
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    109 9 Tokio War Office Watching Developments Tokio, .Tali. 1. I < r I fftii ortu rbt Ac h i that a statement regardw. Jehol d not t -'-.i: .< v.irinni, it.-r r. •:v :■■<:■- Mc.iiuinif it ls (iosfly tchii imenl R uter F.tr East* i n N()rHIN(. MOK!
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    77 9 Aim of National Party Dublin. Jan. .Mr Byrnr. th Lord Mayoi to Reuter stated 'hat one of the i hlel .inns of the proposed new National Part> wus t<i induce Northern Ireland to unit.- thus rmii an Irish Free State b I ounties. IMii wiN anil fci MMtwi
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    BRITISH COAL
    60 9 Import Tax in Amerira Washington ;n. The Attorr. Q ml has ruled that the Import tux on coal fro:n Grc-r.t Britain and Germany ImtiM '>>' allowed to staiui in I I vted. Tht- t.f. m hundred lbs. on anthracite coal r.nd H ■>. ir.oontinued on November 25th ul
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    31 9 Zeppelin Commander Leave> tor l).i:.I. IWIm. IHh Tin- Zt-ppeiin Commander. D: E .:.vitation of Dutch rrsts there to explore the possibilities of a retrila airship i K-ist I:. Reuter
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    WEAPON TO FREE WORLD TRADE
    779 9 Mr. Baldwin on British Tariff Policy AMERICA'S DELUSION Why Britain Has Held Her Ground i.oraih. |)e«\ 1 N• v >■ to the Con Party. Mr. Stanley Baldwin, comrcentini Mm nil i 'Yivu-:. m imve adopted the tariff policy. bM not been done in order to
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    LADY MARY CARNEGIE
    67 9 f*U Society Wedding at Krechin London !>.-. 28. St. Andrew's Church. Brechiii. wa.s to-day the scene of a bu -ooiety wedding whci. Lady lUg Carnegie daughter of the Earl of Southedc was B Lieut. -Comniandt-r Conolly Abel Smith H N Both bride and bridegroom HC related to
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    166 9 Plans tor Terrorist Movement in Spain f.ji.ri..nj I>rc. 3«. Plans Tor a movement to throw Spain late confusion by means of terrorist outrages, coin- dm- wHM general railway strike, have been unearthed by tr. police lollowing the dfceo I large quantity oi r.ns and ammunition. An.
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    48 9 HolKmimmJ l>. .'<«. The .well-known film star, BVanor Pair, flew ima. Arizona, two days ago to marry an airman and returned to-day, when 1 •he coldly rejected her friends' invitations to celebrate. She straightaway instructed her attorney to get the knot untied because the marriage Reuter
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      135 9 Ireland^ iUMM».imm» Su^periM* Account A further £2.000.000 is being placed In the from Britain. The fund will then ■pprnilmaliiir be £4,000,tt0 and will remain intact at leas* "■MI the end of the financial year m M a for it* otUlsation Rruter Wlwlw. I i. nd 'i >
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    722 12 An Interview Wilh Mr. Herbert Chapman The suggestion ihat ruMM X might be used for [football grounds has a d ;>ome considerable I interest among the foctboll fraternity, although I most of the authorities who have ventilated I their viev > look upon the idea as
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    182 12 The Apence International* 1* the auth for WWIH notes on the consiri. manufacturing industry in Poland <L Cao«L, un 29. lfiioT. *****. mmi ma tatas^' v.i MM from the de- -i"i tht numb r ol employ*. from 13-14.000 In 1930 to 6-7.000 in 1931. and ti us
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    86 12 Nl i iNMnship Co had under Ulll B th, ymtluM 01 M.«...»t:i. il:. M; tnw I motor ships. A t j, llk( lv l te na.h.a .j :iM ,y. Su.h a con- rs M would i"- ;il^ Interwtlm uUm reneta wen built in 1920-1922 mid arc
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    199 13 1 ">- Knot Vcatd Far Service t<» Bast United Netherlands Navigation Co.. The Hague, owners of 30 steamers tradins? to the ;ca. intend to "ouild two mctor cargo ships. The first of these has been ordered from the Netherland Shipbuilding Co. 8h» will be of 8.600 tor.s
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    223 13 The health bulletin of the League of Nat: Eastern Bureau for the week ended December 24th. 1932 b as follows: IMa»s«-ille 1 plagus case. Alexandria: 131 smail.iox case* (including l! imported" and 22 deaths as aga nst 79 cases; and 14 deaths during th? preceding week. 1 4
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    220 13 Per s^. Kat> ri Maru: Mr. L R. Cutter. Miss Norda Mata. Mr G Campbell. Mr. G H. S. i I abas. Mi&s G. Doyle. Mr 0 K;::..i- M: C M Mt V. Ewki. Mr. J. f*mnrr. M: V I a ate. Mrs. I I.v.i'. Miss K. I
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    55 13 Pn ideri Monroe- Mr. J. H. Alburtu.s. tta J H. Alburtus. Dr George F. Chandler. U M Q C'!mk: .UJlidhU. Mr. L* II H.ti..: ,lfrs. Leo V. BHtt Ml Carroll L WainMl H O. Waser. Mrs. H. O. Waser. Master Fi'lix Waser. Miss Anna Waser. Mrs. M Waltcn.
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    25 13 The Rotterdam-I.'.i\vci m which has been d.laytcl by a damaged propeller, is ted at Singapore to-day. She will be ■d m the Roads.
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    157 13 Tne M.M. m -c is due here tti-morro-.v at 6 a.m. and will sfety saU on Om mm* day at noon for Saigon. Tomane and Haipnon?. Berth Roads. The liner Achimota. built for the Africa 1 p Co."s service to West Africa, was purchased by Huddart. Parker. Ltd.. fcr Australian
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    JAPAN'S REVENUE
    384 13 nrreaae tf Fiii> ivi ent Over La>i ITcsf Japan's shipping revenue tir. xpecc ea to exceed Y. 150.000.000. fif t y per cenc. mor> than last year. Liner and non-liner opeiatorthrough the slump Ln the yen exchange, ban been placed in a very advantageous postttoi in the international
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    384 13 Futuit I'rovi.^iun m| Hiuhor Start If we can Icok sufficiently far ahead on> of the chief problems which confront sbi building industry is the future provision of iv higher staff. Young men and those responsible for the choice of theu- vocations, 'iewlng the present situation of the i: are
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    SHIPOWNERS' MANIFESTO
    133 13 ;i will I>.' inteivsied in the issue of a and unanimous monife. to on Uie world crisis issued by Shipo .v.iors of all the Maritime of the world who have been meeting in Paris. It was presented by an international committee of shipowner.' to the council of the
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    375 14 Proposal 1... ruhliiMeet.... Light aeroplane racing after the style of dirt track raping la being proposed by a number of pufimvt Interested In the production of a new type of Machine. The track will be laid round an aerodrome with pylons to mark thi turning
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    210 14 Mmiduv l»...mber 19. J Hon. Mr. F. J. M< H j Lock. Mrs- Mrs. Cox. Miss Frank niui Mr. J. T. Forbes had luncheon at Govmimrnt i House. i n Nunn left Government House. Wedncsd.i: I).-. mt«. .!1 Capitalne de Vaisseau Marquis of the French I l.anne d*
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    20 14 ir: B Mor- ibel i Hawkins, of Ifdbown ■alia, will ftm a M George's Obanfe wiang. at noon on Tuesday.
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    225 14 In Shop Without a Guard Three million pounds worth of jewels in a i Ur.doi; shop— and not a detective to tr iard them Not even a burgla. aSann or ;«n 1 trie ray. It is a display to show that Britain is making i tin most beautiful jewellery. "We
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    321 14 Sir .1 Ira/cr on Primitive Religion Sir James Frazer. O.M, delivered a lecture on 'The Fear of the Dead in Primitive Religion" at University College, London. described the general attitude of prim, peoples to the spirits of the dead as one of ■ther than affection. The
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      235 14 BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION |'RO(iRAMMi:s IOH IMIIV lUKMA. J STRAITS SK 111 I. MINIS tld ft FEDERATED MALAY SIAIKS J L IHOM THE UMPIRE "I RANSMITTER. J D.WYSTRY ENGLAND I i W.ivelengths: 25.3 metres and IfJ I 1 metres. To-da> I'rojiramnir 1 G.M.T. 2.30 p.m. Time Signal troin Bie 3 J
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      63 14 T J^jnß Throat PASTILLES arc good tor your Throat Doctor* all 1 over the world recomI mend them, knowing i the efficient way in I which tliey relieve I colds, coughs, catarrh. t^. I inflamed and septic I From dMoalata •▼•ry I wh-r- Uada u nnsUad W tot formal* of
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      428 14 BANKS AND INSIRA r-M CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA \M' 'H|N\ (Incxjrporated in England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital in 600.000 shares of £5 each BMsl Reserve Fund £J,000.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1,000.000 HKAI) Of I l< I 38. Bishupsgate. London, EC 2. if nd I.r.i ii rAlor
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      349 14 THE YOhOH\M\ BANK, I Tli (Established in lltf Capital Subscribed (Fully paid up) T .<■**■ Reserve Fund 1 "tlj|l Vlce~Hwsißsm» K. Takeucbi. Kwj >n»..porf Bran<h —'1 n I f| 1 WestmlHlßr firmfc Ltd. The National Provincial Bank Lloyd 6 Bank. Ltd Alexandria (Egypt). Batavia* Bei Calcutta, Canton. Changchun. Dairen p^i
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  • Page 14 Miscellaneous
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      431 14 ROUND YOUR DIAL Popular Shortwave Radio Stations The following Is a list of stations which can ie received in Singapore: Jaro Stations Bandoeng PLM from about i.20 p.m gramophone records and telephonj ests with Sydnej Au traha and other .stations Jsual .ail after records "Hullo Sydney." Taujong Priok. 21 metres
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    £2,750,000 SCHEME COMPLETE
    324 15 tun a Suburb nndon N RAIL* ALLit ROI Lißim. Dec. M. Miles an hour was :tg an inaugural run on the: all-electric route The service will be openon Sunday and thereafter press trains each day The Ihe completion of the scheme. I.* 750 000 and 99 per
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    THE MALAYAN TURF
    169 15 Handicap* tunilii api for the second < Balm day > of ace Iml are as follow: Mvisten II Capone i.ll. 8.6. Lady S3 Little Joe 8.2. Bridal i Junr 8 11. Deep Music 8.4. l 8- i iden Queen 1 <bM 1. MlWin I fi fu: :nber
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    TAKUAPA VALLEY TIN DREDGING
    13 15 The f oUowin* mlnram has been iwdwd ..t:.i V.
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
    328 15 Year (loses on Cheerful lone i i(i«n. Dec. 58. The Sttck Exchange re-opened with a cheerful tone to-day. Home rails were favoured owinu I to Improving trade report, while German loan. were strong on the creation of the two new credit organisations, but South African gold minings
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    CHANGING FORTUNES
    384 15 \.i Too LorJ For Stall .loh'n t >: I .t- n«, ih Johwc 15. South Johore rugby team was far from being at lull strength when they were defeated by the RA.F. on the Johore C; a Club ground on Saturday. The R.A.P. won by 23 points I
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    RUBBER RESEARCH INSTITUTE
    767 15 I\A.>l Favours Local Enquiry K.Ai OVERNMENT AM) QUIT RENTS A of the Cotimil of the Phv.. Nation of M. Ul mi Kuala :>ur on Dec. 17. Mr. R. S. Chantler (Chairman* presided, and there were present Mr. J. C. Innes iVice-Chairman>. Mr C. Ward-Jm Secretary), and the
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    322 15 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Changes in Representative Prices SALES SIOCK EXCHANGE 1.610.000 1.050.000 540,000 United Press Association lII} i ABROAD Amsterdam 12.07 8.25 'j 8.23 Athens 375 625 635 Belgrade 25.22 245 245 Berlin 20 43 13 29 32 13.88 Bombay U. 6d. 1613 64 1613 16 Brussels 35 23.91
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    GUTHRIE'S WEEKLY RUBBER REPORT
    87 15 GUTHRIE'S WEEKLY RUBBER REPORT Singapore, Dec. 31. t*e dull and uninteresting with the usual end of the I feeling. Prices have been inclined to sac ;gh lack of support and the price locally closes below last week's level, although Us London and New York markets remain unchanged. To-day's quotations are
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    59 15 V\.iH and (i> Kn.il.t 1 iimpur nc, r.-Urii-s Renong Consolidated: Hours Run 372, Cubi< I .:as Treated 97,000. Tin Ore Won. pikuls 707. F MJ Cost $11,000. Cost ptr Cubic 11.34 cenua Katu Tuv Hours Run 570; Cubic i utd H»3.000. Tin Ore Won. pikuls 710.
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    218 15 Colonies the appointment of a Commission of Em,- i affairs of the Institute was noted The Council expressed tlv thai the appoini vi ;i Commission of Enquiry by the Secretary of State for the Colonies was likely be ■pensive and to involve delay and H Judge (if the Supreme Court,
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      209 15 December 31 London. 4 months' sight 2 3 3132 London. 3 months' sight 2 3 15 16 London. 60 days' sight 2 3 29 32 London. 30 days' sight 2 3 7 8 London, demand 2 3 London. T.T. 2 3 13 16 us and Pari». taa 970
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      FARCICAL HOCKEY TRIAL
      468 15 SKIDS AND SLIDES The Rest ['Invert In Scoring Hud ...lours Wl Yesten. oon*i he;* key lmpo the Rest turned out for tiieu' hockey trial in preparation for the Europeans vs. The Rest match next week. Several i players evidently took it for granted that the gam? was
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      BULGARIAN CABINET
      231 15 I ianoc Government has "^*tnf4 as a sequel to the resignation of the three Agrarian MDn > demaiir: representation of th :r. v Cat,!:.. f Macedonian groups, the pro-TogueroflUU Mtti dyad tv-day in an armrd battle outside the Royal Palace, when a p mm killed and fiv<- of
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERICE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
      70 15 Dmwfcer Slat.. 12 .cUcV mm Tone of Market Quiet Dul! Latest Cable London Spot Sheet 2 7 16d per lb. New York Spot Sheet Get*. 3 3 16 per lb |R.S S i-qual to London Standa Spot Uoose> 7 1 16 7'v R.S.S. equal to
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      WHAT IS WRONG IN AMERICA
      200 15 WHAT IS WRONG IN AMERICA i\l( H oMMITTI PORT iHlinim* Chun-! 1 -md \ri\\\ Influent V«rk. Jan. B. tional •conomic aad sodml planning, the better distribution of income, increase in the purchasing power of the nunrt. a six-hour day and a five-day week in order to distribute employment, are among
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      CHEAPER PASSAGE RATES
      161 15 Blue Funnel and "Vderl-.md" Lino The following MsUtMitol wwdmrtkm* have been approved by the Blue Funnel Une as from the beginning cf this year V CUm Btngle fare Cram £90 w> £80 Return fare from £158 to £140 •C* Clafli Galenas claa present. 'Single MO. and return
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      FRASER'S SHARE LIST
      39 15 'Ktnta Dredge <$i» Sunflrt Ways (Si* S St. am hi|> GUI 13 5* United Ai(. Ord 4«5 47S >\M iiUW XI II I \IM.v. Sim Municipal S p.e. of MM r ntMi MMW/wt in mm 11'^-
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      69 15 v \1 d Sl^'MiO Oftfl Assurance in force over $35,000,000 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. •Incorporated In tii* Btrfclu< Settlement*) '^-••*r:. LJe Bu:;d;rik;. CecU Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry. E.G. deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life Assurance Compani> i
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    ENGLAND WANT 208 TO WIN
    821 16 ENGLAND WANT 208 TO WIN Fighting Cricket at Melbourne BRADMAN HIS MASTERLY SELF AGAIN MARES 103 OUT OF TOTAL OF 191 Brad man dominated the stage during a day «f fighting cricket at Melbourne in the second Test match between \u*tralia and England yesterday. Ten Australian batsmen H orrd runs
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    YESTERDAY'S PLAY
    684 16 Brad man's Splendid Innings Melbourne. Monday. V: -.■<»!! th.L morn- v wlorUKis but there »tre kn 1- trahaV um..i 1 fight and the attendance numbered 50.000 an I I ->re play recommenced. Grimmett and O'Reilly shared the ar riving the second ball of O'Reillys second over to on
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    437 16 lish bowlers, his three wickets costing only 21 runs. Larwood, Allen ar.d Yoo eai h claimed two. Jarc;:.' decided t iend Leyland in with Sutcliffe to open England's second innings Th> di ision was justified for the Yorkshire pair stayed together to make 43 before close oi play. Sutcliffe batted
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    HOME RUGBY
    135 16 Arm) .lust Heat the Harlequins FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] London. Dot-. 31. r <: Ruub\ Us included the follow111L' 11 Hiti l>()i. ins ;tt IM nM I Bat 1: 11. Coventry •>. Bla< ki.< 13 Ue\unporl Services 9 Brtftol i, OMtiM I I 11\ 4. (iluK t( r
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    42 16 Lieut Whltty of th. Welch Regiment, who ill be renumbered :i cantnin of the Wi k h XV in Sliv >i<<n\ >l«y« .1 .o; the Army Trial XV •12 pts> against Devonport Service.-. (21 pts) H> sc«.nri ;i m and kkkfltf r'liuity
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    ARSENAL IN HOLIDAY FORM
    669 16 Poorest Game of Season at Highbury SMITH'S 500 TH LEAGUE MATCH PTJEE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHI London. Drr. SI. of football gi he a\ y to-day and in many cases the quality of play sufftni as a result. This was so at Highbury, when 45.000 saw Arsenal
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    WORLD SWIMMING TITLE
    62 16 Miami. BM .1 NT: l X:,:-;. 1 suimmin^ Mm m ,ir fn !v: minuti .i! 3-5 t( n U c \u»r!;. ti COnd R' uU-r Owil^ th. irnlx-r p trans PW an from BHaMa t, Sui K aport to-da> th< K.N.I.LM 'tn- usin* th. huge 16--«atfi K..,.,
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      138 16 A NEW I consignment ol Musical Instrument* have just been unpacked I including I MANDOLINES 1 BANJUKES 1 KEECH BANJULELES Call and See Them: Prices an I S. MOUTRIE Co., i id. Kaffles Place *im*. REAL BARGAINS MODERN FICTION 4O CKNTS K\< li A -KRIIS ..I M U < lIMM
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