The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 5 January 1933

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    Masthead
    16 1 The Singapore Free Press M 6 ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. THURSDAY. JANUARY 5, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    337 1 Imu I.i i(i-i: sloop ha\i Ih. ii M-nl lo t hiiij;wai.^t:io to pruu t Jsiiti-li int«rist> .it >ha iihaikM .in I B a Ihi I;in< h lu\un linii Vtlantiqui iv i .11.1/< M. tilt I Mulish ih.iin.l lliflr .in i< pawnueis .it..,. id .Hid th«- i rf«
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    HJALTLAND
    1221 1 in "Farewell to Northmaven. Grey Hillswicke. fart w ell! To the calms of thy haven The storms on thy fell!" Sir Walter Scott. Mow that motors are available hi ShUiaiiil. ■May interesting spot* are within easy reach. Hiring is comparatively cheap, and though the cars do not bear the
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      176 1 BHiIA TEA r ngs tht* freshness i fragrance of the i j a > a n gardens tit tv >our hump. RAFFLES HOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL in- fGHT TO-MORROW SPECIAL TEA DAMK 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. DINNER INFORMAL AFTKK DANCE OINNKR BANCE t.' Midniehi 9.30 p.m to Midnight. f KAKFLKS
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      105 1 ADELPHI SEA VIEW HOTEL HOTEL *tn hi»av YeS SPECIAL DINNER lh« Vdelphi rates ;iro DANCE in! tn -1 ini:l\ low -a>k about i htm- everj room ss nttai. m ith hot ;iiul cold w ltd -modern ih.ou.hout-- Friday-No Dinner excellent food service s)iJiuc. \.V.R m QUALITY JE COUNTS fij*mßL KM.KY
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      158 1 I lln 1 \DVERTISKMI N 1 s j Tlie date Page 1 Popular novels Page 8. Quality counts Page 1. Prevent influenza Page 14. 1 ■eaßDaldiM— -Pace 9 CHRYSLER" ENDURANCE SW'A.X PE.X YELIA M I no ordinary paper under a new name: it is specially milled and <! to give
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      13 1 There is no better Tea than BIG I A TEA (iKOWN IN MALAYA
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    RAFFLES LIBERARY
    160 2 The undernoted non-fiction works wil ready for Issue on Saturday <7 l 33 > at 9 Benns <Lee> Europe since 1914. illus. Bok. Vampires of the China Coast. 1932. Bryant Arthur) Macaulay 1932. Chapman (F. Spencer Northern Lights. 1932. Cooper (Duff) Talleyrand. 1932. illus. Duguid (Julian) Tiger Man
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    186 2 The following reference in the North Mail and Newcastle Chronicle to the marriage at Ipoh of Mr. Lan A. M. Smallwood to Miss Margaret Hewitson win be of interest: marriage has Just taken place at Ipoh (Malay States) of Mr. Lan A. M. Smallwood. (Cantab*, son of Mr. P. W.
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    GREAT INSURANCE COMPANY MADE FROM NOTHING
    2473 2 THE GENERAL ACCIDENT \hv Man Who Never Stopped Worfcng Thus is the wonder ful history of Fra: Miller, a career that every young man night to know about. Francis Norie-Miller is the only living I n Britain who has built from start to finish
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    NELSON'S SPY-GLASS SAVED FOR BRITAIN
    573 2 NELSON'S SPY-GLASS SAVED FOR BRITAIN By a Scot Who IVc! 1,450 Guineas Nel.vin> spy-uia-s. w\n< r. hi used at Trafa.- lias MMd (O* Brftauu by a Scotsman, the fiercest of Christie's. 1. 1.450 guineas. An American souvenir-hunter sjej pit-pan d to bid £300 for the telescope alone. Professor Callender. of
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      481 2 j For the i I Festive Season j BEAITIFI I SH4DB W i roWDHS I HDBB In i\ I [I, <• 1 11 I• Kill j J r.ned hi J MAX. FACTOI i Hollnuoocl M.ik. up (..inn- i ,l|vi J It,. hilrr.tl Dispensary ltd J orporatcd in the F.M-S.t i
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      531 2 TENDERS SINGAPOKK MI M NOTK r NOTICE Is hereby ctren that tender now invited for the following materials services and that particulars of such tender may be obtained in the Tender Boom Municipal Offioes Supply of Sluice Valves for period Ist M.. 1933 to 30th April 1934 Dale of Ctast*
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      266 2 m webm Thursday, sth. High Water 04.30 8.3 ft.. 17.20. 7.3 ft. Penang New Year Race meeting opens. Rugby Raffles College vs. Royal ArtM R A.: Medical College Union v< Coy. Wiltshires. at Bukit Timah. Friday. Cta. High Water 05.20 8.3 ft.. 18.54 7.1 ft. Wughj S.C.c. A vs. Islands
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    LESS CRIME SINCE THE WAR
    264 3 LESS CRIME SINCE THE WAR Fewer Brutal LMm !>ut 'lore Nil; "!ft'v iv POUck CHI REVEL S Paris. Dee. 29 •■> iHks] remarkable MsWHN ISI M p Ouichard. Director of the Paris JudiRolfce. the French the man who .n ravelled most of the rrlmmal mystcitn Paris in the last flew
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    'JADE BODY OF EMPRESS WELL AGAIN'
    327 3 'JADE BODY OF EMPRESS WELL AGAIN' Mother-in Law of Mr. Pu-yi Knds \r,\vr< Tiff \'m "EXTRA" WMF Peking, Dee. f. Intrigue and mystery that constantly cloak the pubtte and private life of Mr. Henry Pii-yl. former "Boy sttapgof of China and present eJteeutlve head of Manchukuo. were brought sharply to
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    39 3 While climbing a coconut trr* in An jiMlwikiT an elderly Malay '.osi his grip ai-d Ml ftcm a height of about 60 feet. He sustained srme Injuries about the head and was removed to hospital in a critical condition.
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    TWO MILES A MINUTE IN BABY CAR
    332 3 Driver in a Conning Tower \K\V HAZARi) KOK Mil. EYSTON The most thrilling motor-speed record ever attempted u» to take place on Montlhery track near Palis. < writes Harold Pemberton, Daily Express Motoring Correspond Mr. George Eyston, the old Cambridge rowing blue." will
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    56 3 The* death has occurred of Miss Staples daughter of Mr. A. F. Staples, a former Malayan journalist. Miss Staples has suffered from tuberculosis, I believe, for some littk tim- hut the tali time I saw Mr Staple., he was quite optimistic about his daughter's health and had e*wy hope of
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    THE DEVELOPMENT OF SHANGHAI
    644 3 Adviser of ;>ig Firm on Far Eastern Inspection VIKWS OX (MIX TKADK exactly tin: ,mcd the B of Mn Bruniur Mond and Company. \M Ms now chief tan ***** i r m London U, Imperial r M M. and Dkl kM I nd subsidiary companies l^
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    PHILIPPINE GOLD
    255 3 Companies Manila. Dec. 2t. Nearly two million pesos of new money will be put into circulation next week when the Benguet Consolidated Mining Company and the Balatoc Mining Company pay out to their shareholders the last quarterly dividends for the amounting to P1 .800.000. As the biggest Christmas
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    TRIAL MARRIAGE SNARE
    310 3 Women's Fear for the Future iing people who beiice that companioned marriage is the solution »o the riddle of the ideal association of tite KM Me "?a*lng a ■arkMM error, says Mrs. C. Neville Rolfe. who, as secretary of the BnUril Social Hygiene Council, has come in
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    HER FIVE SHILLING MANSION
    144 3 OfTcn-d V2.IMMI to Kun It A woman who bought a Paisley millionaire's mansion for five ■HiiHnyg hat already been d £2,000 to run it on a commercial baste. Tlic shrewd tand lucky > investor is Mrs. Mary Rpiri. of Paisley. She has now secured keys of
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    £4,000 FRITH PAINTING SOLD FOR £48 6s
    284 3 £4,000 FRITH PAINTING SOLD FOR £48 6s Once the (irr.ii Mtni.tion ai lit \r.nlrm\ Stety-om years ago Frith, the Royal Acade..can painter of the famous "Derby Day. received £4,00 for painting The Salon dt*,' 1 depicting the gaming tables at HumlWWg. at Christies it realised forty-six guineas. How much for
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    MALAYAN BASKET WARE
    156 3 Large Demand Darin* The Malayan Office find that their baatert ware this Christmas is very popular and Uiey are crowded out with people buying presents for themselves and friends. This is a good thine since I understand that people who order this basketware to sdl in any
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      203 3 hi ititiTiMH i*i» in: pko(i> of ret >: I 1 1 IN inurth (ir register- Kntain during the W M ''><!,:. l.ii> ;ist m:u. was built for the car -proud owner-driver {)i ake motoring easy and pleasant is what Sir Herbert Austin had in mind when he sat down to
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      84 3 SAVE- FLOOR SPACE. SI WASTF.I) F.FFORT. II SOP. FIT fIBV«T Bft-^flß^^BHßk—^p BBT 888 l JB^^. BJh Wf^^rWff flf BbV\ nßi Br f7 v^P BBbtt* ■K*"^Bk '^*^^nfC^iK Bnlri ■Sv^/^^"t^|W r^ BJ HrW« f|vi» BJ i BfciJMf <L iii i I 19 I B luß| MßgutJß BB| B^ta*^M^^^^hft^BßßßßV I i y i""Sbi\L
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    ZULU PRINCESS HELPS EMPIRE MARKET IN LONDON.
    211 4 MR VICTOR SMITH the ycung South Cap«*-to-Li>ndon airman will be 2 t!. kit aercplano in th? world when he jets off from Croydon Aerodrome tc lalliscns my Johnson) London-Cape Town recc: i Smith standing by hi> on. iHE OAIRMA >ER Karlsruhe at N\
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    BLACKMAIL THREATS TO PEER'S SON
    355 5 "You hon'l Want to (iei Into Scandal" W; Nl l WOMEN INGS! U Woran gangsters who thrive on MackaanfJ .md robborv have become menace to the Weak End of London at night. Invariably their victims are motorists. i There women hunt in couples During the
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    SHIPOWNER'S DREAM
    468 5 Lord Kssendon's Amusing Story London. F»'-i 1 V Lord Easendon. chairman of the Fumes* Withy Line, speaking at a luncheon o: Empire Society in London yesterday, said that the shipping problem was not the old one of hew tc get a quart into a pint pot. but .how
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    WOMAN GOLFER NOT GUILTY OF THEFT
    405 5 Husband an Important Official in the East Li nrlon Ik Ih. Husband and afl Bediorri Quarter Sessions Yesterday when tin '•curt qua- lit d the eoPTictlOß and fine of £10 hnpoacd at Bedford on Mrs. Gladys Gibbon, of road, lor the alleged theft of
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    CHEATED DARTMOOR
    370 5 Beautiful Gipsj Plans "Perfect Escape" Dartmoor Prison from which two convict* I ped. and wore recaptured recently after liberty is associated with many strange stories. H< it are two of the strangest: those of the Who Broke Out and the Man Who Broke In. In all its 126
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    TRAGEDY OF WEST END HOTEL
    342 5 Man of tl and (iirl of 26 MATCH OFJ SEE BY 1 I i!" 1 I bank clerk, aged 41. who was found dead PotMatng in a private West End hotel. ■i» a ring which hto fiancee had returned was staled by the ecronsr at
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    AN OVER POPULATED WORLD
    383 5 Male Preponderance and Decline .lie r th.' tnh\ "Problt-ms of Population." ther: were published recent ly by Messrs. Allei :n the proceedings oi the Intel -national ion at a general assembly < ;sts from most of the EuroAmerica and Japan. In an interView with The Observer.
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      87 5 __PAVILIQN fIr.^KHVVTiONS PHONE 6903 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 100 HIG lOK WORDS! matter whether sou h.iw read Back Street" or not? nd »cc :t on t'ru M-rrtn. li there i*> one production that bf U jr> description .t i^ this JOHN BOLES IRENE DUNNE IM\ KSAI PICTI'Rt A GOOD. COMPLEXION J^C/
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      122 5 CAPITOL! NOTICI In Kesponsc to Public Requests uc liave decided to revert hack to starting times „i UU and !>.l") p.m. TO-\M. 11l BWl^ff^lHll..^ management annouiue persona lil\ f JOHN I IN I Earner l^ros' Epic <>t the .^W^ I KI'SSIAN I.MPKKIAI. X JL JL Jus y r I MAD
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      190 5 <i. 1 5 Til- llp ll l' fl. I The march of greatness goes on Gaynor cud Fan-ell, then Garbo, then Barrymort thru Keaten and now RONAi.D COLMAN in the screen version of Sinclair beafe' tremendous Nobel Prize winning novel the amazing jkMT of a man who strove to save
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      HOME FOOTBALL
      910 6 Positions in the League to Date The following are the positions in the Leagu< It. i > to. and includu! i lies: !>l\ |S|O\ I Goals. P. W. L. D F. A PL „ial M 17 4 3 74 30 37 t 'ld Wed. IS 5 4 56
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      VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY RACE
      116 6 Oxford Fasily Beat (ambridur fßom Our Own Correspondent 1 London. I)e< i:>. Oxford, tin :,.•.■•.;.•<■ i I renftf cross-count r\ :a.. OB s. i.irday surpassed all MBMMfttasl at Horton Kirby they ij<:;t abridge by 15 points to 4 Only live timi In the historj ol the
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      SQUASH RACQUETS
      306 6 Egyptian Keeps Kritish THk i From On Own Correspondent) London. IX> IS. F D. Amr Bey. the holder, beat P. Q. Reis> by 9_ o 9—l, 9—5. and E. Snell. thf So England champion, d milton 'r 9 6. 9 l. 9 3 in the scrni-nnal.s oi tht
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      SCOTISH FOOTBALL.
      74 6 London. Jan. 3. To-day's football matches resulted as follows: l»l\ l>l(»\ HI iherni Gateshead 2, New Brighton 0 v, i Nil —(Division I) Airdrie 2. Hamilton Ac. 1 Ayr United 2. Kilmarnock 3. Celtic vs. Queen's Park postponed. Cowdenbeath 3. St. Johnstone 2. Dundee 2, Hearts 2. East
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      FLOODLIGHT SOCCER
      141 6 F.A. Approve <From Our Own Correspondent London, Dec 13.. After ttv^ making of the Cup draw, the mo" important item on the agenda at the m of the Football Association was discussion i the proposed flood-light experimental match <• the White City, tt was finally agreed to ptr•mit
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      Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY
      195 6 Tlie following will represent the V.M.C.A. 2nd. Team against the S.C.R.C. 2nd. on the S.C.R.C. Ground on Friday, at 5 p.m. J. H Duclos. F. G. Dunsford. E. X Yzelman, I Duncan. (Captain) W. Diuihill. Chew Seng Tan. N. F. Modder (Jr I Van Geyzel, Looi Eng San.
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    599 6 The International Selection Committee decided to play the International Trial Match England vs. The Rest at Portsmouth on March 22. 1933. The amateur international Trial Match. North vs. South, ml ake place on the Wolverhampton Wanderers' ground on January 7. 1933. The teams for the amateur I h will be
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      306 6 I fjXX^Q has superseded all othct ffQ^^ is deliKhtfull: palatalili- and §fma§& «hilaratin K I/* v^ i- m;i<|. irnm pun Orange $pmo iukc V^Ei]^ i- likwl equallj bj adults draw V^f* y^ b I drink for ll Ml vAmM I rfClliCA j> a stimiilaiinu Aerated 'pHE etiquette of the medical
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      256 6 fe> POPULAR V "^^s^ <:> v ALL OVEF r H E WORLD Your table. Chive "^y Olde HngUshMermalade I Try ofso Chivers* Umu, Jellies, Canned Fruits and VegeuMn Agent <X C*. r »t»C 9mmti ChawWrs. Stag— rr. j IGrave Health Dangers of INDIGESTION :|r Q GASTRKTROUBLES t'""^ Hundred* of people
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    WIFE'S SEPARATION PETITION DISMISSED
    1880 7 WIFE'S SEPARATION PETITION DISMISSED Hearing which occupied Court fur five Days i I ;> 1 1 I ml 1932. She sJmgaa 1 that %h> •< i.i r>>-*-n Sir C. H. da, Suva lepteamted the petitioner. and Mr J C Cofalvti In his Jil ftsji i Mr. Justice Terrell said: The
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    82 7 i M L. Luckham. Second Magistrate, i Koala Lumpur, is shortly leaving for Kelantan i to rettere Mr. R L German. His duties wIB > include Superintendent of Marine Customs l Chandu. and Posts and Telegraphs, and Public 1 Prosecutor. Kelantan. Mr. German, on hh I return to Kuala Lumpur
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    "RED LION" HEARTED CABBAGES
    277 7 Ingenious Smu«?ling Device KIT NOT SMART KX(>n,H With tht nil...- vl-ilamc ot the lotal i< run otlii.iv h.mdu >muKt;lers have h.ui to improve mote and more their methods importing i otitraband into lh< < <>loi»\ \lmust ever\ conceivable utensil has m> far b«-< r, used to
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    GAOL FOR ARMED CHINESE
    284 7 Hot to R >l> Woman in (leylaiiL! A Chinese who, with two others, was charged ;n the Criminal District Court, before Mr. J. H. Pedlow yesterday, with carrying arms in public i? Court by confessing that he and men had hearu that a woman in >ng
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    DETERMINED SUICIDE
    254 7 hinese Ht^ Throat and Hangs Himself "The man was very determined." commented roroner. Mr. F. G. Bourne, in returning a verdict of suicide by hanging on a Chinese fisherman named Scow Keng How, who took ;fe by cutting his throat with a vegetable knife and then hanging himself
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    LAW NOTICE
    32 7 II or Thursday. Januar\ sth. i 933 Before Mr liistir.- ..TV. kett I>rrrll in the «nd -i ..c 'I .i.m S. 538 '32— Lyons Motors Ltd. vs. Ta? Keng Scow.
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    TWELFTH NIGHT DANCE AT J.C.S. CLUB
    40 7 I The annual Twelfth Night fancy dreas danco I takes place at the Johore Civil S«-rvfre Club. Bahru. on Friday. Admission will be by badge only. Member ran obtain these from the Hen: Secretary.
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    THE ROTARY CONFERENCE IN BANGKOK
    1157 7 SINGAPORE DELEGATE'S REPORT Yesterday's Local Business Meeting business meeting of the Rotar> luh <>f Sin K ..p, r was held at the AdHphi H.tel yesterday. Mr. Kiev, the President. U.ik in the .hair and <ir John Scott was .im«.n s those present. Mr. .1. Lay,
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    SIKH AND WIFE STABBED
    814 7 Man Dies Three Days Later I MURDER VERDICT Allegations Against (Ountrvman vrriii. c.f tiiuiilt I it- t. .1 „v Mi I I'.ourne. the Singapore Coroner. ..jjamst -iUI, nameti -int.. s m is alleged to hue stabbed and severely uoiiml.-il uMtn win. t,i-.«i I. n, 1. .-i
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    MICRO-RAY FOR MR SERVICES
    438 7 MICRO- RAY FOR MR SERVICES 2,000.000.000 (filiations Per Second UADIti MKSsAGES THAT TYPE TH! WSELVES A Micro-Ray" equipment giving radio communication on the shortest wavelength employee at any radio station in the world, ha* bees ordered by the Air Ministry for me in connection with cross channel flying services. TMi
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    MR STEN SEHESTED
    445 7 fkmA Trust Charge nuMiiw The charge of criminal bmch of trust in respect of $2,000 again en Seheated, of the proceedings, which Mr Hi hull I did not attend. Mr E. A. Stevens who ijmrafial far Mat. ined the hurt and injury caused to him b> the
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1933 TIN DEPRESSION VICTIM
    874 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1933 TIN DEPRESSION VICTIM One of the London financial pape: iiscussing In its columns the other lay the affairs of the Perak River iydro-Electric Company, remarked hat the coiv.pany does not appear lo be in any immediate danger of extinction. Any suggestion that such
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    335 8 Mr. G A. de C de .\loubray. District Officer. Kinta. goes on leave next month. G. F. Staines will go to Kuala Lumpur from Perak shortly to take up the duties of Second Magistrate. Mr. A. Curry. form-?rl\ of the Chartered Bank staff. Kuala Lumpur, who is now at the
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  • COMMODITY MARKET
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      LATEST TIN AND RUBBER PRICES AND STERLING RATES
      33 8 LATEST TIN AND RUBBER PRICES AND STERLING RATES London, Jan. t Rubber md Tin prices and the sterling rate in New York and Paris, specially cabled to the Free Press. are as follow
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      TIN :
      22 8 TIN Spot: EMO% (£i«l Forward £141-r 4 (£146Tone of Market Very flat. The fall is unexplained apart from disappointment over December static
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      RUBBER :
      29 8 RUBBER Spot 23 B d. (2 13 32d Pom v 2 15 32d. (2V 2 d Tone ot Market I N-'V. York Sp 3.10 (3.16). Forward 3 30 (3.31
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      STERLING :
      12 8 STERLING New Tack: 3.33 »'o (3.33 9 16). Paris 85 716 (85'
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    "FIANNA FAIL ON THE RUN"
    194 8 IK. COSGRAVE'S FIGHTING SPEECH Ireland's Economic Salvation DabUa. Mmm. The Cosgrave Paity i.eld a co: esterday at which I resolution «a» passed elcomln? the Lord Ma'ors proposal and ■flpifig that all the elements concerned o-operate in implemintinf It. Mr. Cosgrave. made a fighting speech id.
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    CEYLON WANTS THRONE BACK
    261 8 CEYLON WANTS THRONE BACK Tor 1041 Years It Has Keen In Windsor (Vllr A magnificent centuries-eld Eastern throne. composed of nurture of wood covered wfftJi sfhwr| gilt, carved in the seventeenth century. Dragons of cut crystal with ametnys' Plating set with gems; Ornamentation of floral decorations, beautifully executed: A representation
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    SIR JOHN SIMON BETTER
    45 8 Xv \n \nr onvalcsi .in on ihe Ki\I.T.I i •linn i i Sir John Simon, convalescent after a severe attack of influenza, arrived at Lr Bourget aerodrome this afternoon from Croydon and was mcd by French Government representalater for the Riviera
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    95 8 Mr. Christian Hamilton Gray of Hurst House. Abbey Wood. S.E.. rubber manufact lately chairman and "^m^ng director cf Palmer Tyre, Ltd.. formerly chairman and latterly joint managing director of the India Rubber Gutta Percha and Telegraph Work* of Silvertown who died on October 30. aged 74 left £107.548. He gave
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    BRITISH REGIMENT RIOTS
    102 8 Sequel to Comrade^ Death in Jamaica WILD ET Soldiers of the Northurr.oerU Mcd here la* night after one cf their com•ades had been killed in a brawl They clashed with the polic* and during nefce aeveral civilians and soldi. njured and considerable damage wai don ex* wild
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    BACK STREET
    180 8 i avilion me dramatic product ut." was an attn heard after the first showing of U» I picture "Back Street at the Pavilion last night Its story is by that famous author. Fani. who gave us "Mrioc acreer ich *-as "Symphony of Six Mir.: Masterly acting by |mm
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    BANGKOK VISIT
    38 8 Nill.ir ,m -iiil.in.,l nt .loh.ir, [From Our On:. Correspondent] The Sultan and Sultanah of Johore are to visit Bangkok next week incognito, but the to emm that Their Hizhnesaes will enjoy then .stay in the capital
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    "TANRI"
    162 8 lurk un i The Turkish Oovemment has decided thaf the name of "Allah" shall henceforth be pro nounced in pure Turkish as T»i The piiil—lun of faith and the call ofthe mueszu win be no more in Arabic but in pure Turkish Tanri uludur will stand for the traditiona.
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    FRESH AIR FOR "MONTE"
    100 8 Brit > linn l.rt-t 1 Mual* Call* Monte Carlo's new Sporting Club will pure warmed air supplied to the room hour H In Carrier. I/mdon. Install the plant for ensuing this rooMant sui>rfresh air which can b? kept at an even t.-n tare and humidity For
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    CUSTOMS FEVENUE RETURNS
    35 8 I i.ndon tea Revenue return^ «hJ \-esU' that Cuitoms and Kxcfae revenues h £29 699.000 against an 'estimated a< nancial year of C 44.000.000 I l:ecn raised tram the rPree State imp
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    DEATH OF A DIPLOMAT
    23 8 The death occurred on Saturd* Mansfield Find and distinction, who dur valuable wo-k on blockad.- i Minister to Honrav
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    BRITISH WARSHIPS FOR CHINGWANGTAO
    1891 9 SAFEGUARDING INTERESTS IN SHANHAIKWAN Admiral Sir Howard Kellv's Orders HEROISM OF CHINESF TROOPS Hand-to Hand Fighting With Japanese Peking. Jan. 1. Vlmirr Nj r Howard Kelly, ('ommander-in-('hiel hirKl Station. ha> ordered the British sloops [^t'vsatiM Ami Folkestone to proceed to hum warm ian t«» -afesiiiard Itritish
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    HEROIC CHINESE
    132 9 laced Demoralising Itomhardment lVipitm. .lan. I. felejjraphK despatt hes from Shanh.uk win paint .1 picture of heroism <m the irt hi the hinrse troops who rluii< to the defences in l.n.- i j terrifying arui demoralising hvinlurdment from the m.i. land and air >helK battered down the <M\
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    LUXURY LINER ABLAZE
    170 9 Crew Abandoning 40,000 Ton Vessel FIVE SHIPS STAND BY No Passenger? Aboard Atlantiqup ParK Jan. I. Recalling the tragedy of the Georges Philippar. which took Ore became a total loss while or. ige hemeward from the Far P.. I 40.000 ton luxury liner Atlantique is now on
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    TRADE RECOVERY
    174 9 K.U.I. Presidents Hope and Confidence Lonaon. Jan. 'I. President of the Federation of Bi Industries. Sir George Beharrel. has issued a message stating that British manufacturer looking forward to the New Year with hope and confidence based on the success with which they, compared with others, iiave so
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    TREASURY WANTS ENCORE
    110 9 Taxpayers Asked to Repeat Last Year's Performance London. Jan. British income-tax r.nd surtax payers an invited to repeat their performance of the corresponding quarter of last year when, in order to assist in balancing the budget. paid the :.ts due with unprecedei.'- nptltude. contributing £265 million to
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    THE PHILIPPINES
    37 9 Mr. Hoover Refers \Y\\\ to War Secretary Washington, ja n I. Mr H«iwt iv- :v;errt-d the Philippine Indoptndtt I-.- Bill to the Secretary of War for report There Ls strong indication of his im- F..-;;'-
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    Washington, jan. I. Mr H«iwt iv- :v;errt-d the Philippine Indoptndtt I-.- Bill to the Secretary of War for report There Ls strong indication of his im;■■■■■;:: ■„•;,. F..-;;'- '
    36 9 MORE IS TARIFFS Washington. Jan. A Bill providing for a levy of additional tariffs on imports from countries whose currencies an- per cent below par has introduced in th< H ti Rt-pr< by Congressman Hill. Reuter.
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    EGYPTIAN CABINET RESIGNS
    25 9 nru .I.in. 1. Sidky Pasha"s Cabinet has resigned and the MM IfeMs is reforming the Ministry, replacing three of the Ministers.— Reutcr.
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      876 10 TH* MMNEI LINE 'Ocean THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd, Steam ShiD Co Ltd and China THE HUA KHKW STEAMSHIP Co 1 1932 > Ltd a«l Mesa Ma\**atfc» Co. Ltd. thk cnahd -team ship Co i.td ;A! I- STT- \MSHIP C Ltd [HE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co.. Ltd. CHINA NAVIGATION Co..
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      473 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In ttiglanri) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Doe Sail* Steamer B*pore. B*pore. s. CITY OF ATHENS For London, Rotterdam and Hamburg Jan 14 Jan lfl s CITY OF RANGOON For Havre, London, Rotterdam and
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      368 10 P. O. British India and Apcar Lines MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGo SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY S <.<»\H LONDON AND FAR FAST MAIL SFRVK i OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA VPAN. Dor lonmtfr T r r 1935 CARTHAOB NALDERA If HI J* 11
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      500 11 O. S. K. Line. K>K AFRH \\U s(,l 111 AMERICA > pf? <Jwm Wo de Janeiro, Santos vu lUSS!!* 160 <Bo ««>«»-«»-wortd for £190) Peb 15 16 v l m»\\n Colombo. lloafeMa, ZauKiar P"** W»*»»m»| Betra, Lourenco Marques. CAFE TOWN via u««h> w Zanzibar. Dar-es-t IUBMu mam Bpira lourenco Marques,
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      586 11 ww b:i kopi: KBOM BINGAHMU PBNANG VIA i OLOBfBO, BOMBAY, SI EZ voni l S.AI'). AI.KXANDKIA, NAPLES. GENOA M \!:^J li sls \M> NEW VOKK Arrl-. I. rave Leave Artiw S pore. Spore. Penan*. N. York Pres. Van Buren Jan. 14 Jan. 17 Jan 19 Feb. 28 Pres. Garfleld Jan.
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    MAIL DESPATCHES
    507 12 BY TRAIN 3angkok Saturday 7 p m and :urscia> 73C! amiedah Monday to Friday "30 a.m Saturdays 7 Pmiuar.tai; ia. Jerantut) Mosday to Friuay 30 »m--iuartan ivia Jerantut) Saturdays 7 pm. K.elantan tvla Padang Besar) Monday 7 p.m. KeLantan (via Gemas) e\ery M nday. Wt-dnt-tday, Thursday and Friday'
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    45 12 Prom China and Japan, by Hankow Maru. From OHM Mad Japan by Rangoon Maru. in Singapore daylight to-c;t\ F:om Europe London mails despatched D 15th i. by Naldera. in Penang 10 p.m. to-t. From Holland and Germany, by Poelau Tollo, in Singapore tomorrow.
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    20 12 Mails ar, liom Singapore Dec. 15th. by Co Ros o v\ere delivered in Ix>ndon J<u: 4th. >20 days).
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    AIR MAIL (BRITISH) KARACHI—LONDON
    24 12 AIR MAIL (BRITISH) KARACHI— LONDON Hi A:: MbJI KbVMM London despatch- d i■■ Bmw n Dm Mlfe was Aribwii hi J| c (If cayst.
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    CLEARANCES
    41 12 Jan a. Neftesyndical iSoviet); Taiu.^ '.\ur> Sin;:; Kong, tChii; Pelandok. Hoiv Nam Yoi» Anshun. •Biit > Pasir. Battx iS •■(.<. Da iak I'Dnt > 9m 4 Ji.ric M.i'.-:: s:-.,., i Tobelo. 'Diit»: Upk Xi nmii. Acliilh- I \<< UMbI M I TObTWI 'But i.
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    38 12 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to arrive I a<»t Wharf fFntrance Gat* 1). Hankow Mm:i L'L' Hon« P< ni. 20 Citta Di 5.:,.. HI Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Kawir-I-Hi:.-c 18. Ta>.;:(ia :4
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    DISTORTED RUPEE VALUE
    693 12 Sir M. Webb Inveighs Against Insane Policy Sun h the time has arrived for calling a iialt to the insance policy of attempting cut wages and aalaries. reduce publn vices, and retrench tveryb d\ and everything down\..,:c- in an effort with our pre-c::stc!-.i; and therefor) mjusi iip
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    89 12 Empire Dock. (Entrance Gate 3). Na-ato Mi s B para Ms! ii"'; Empire Dock iF.ntrame <.at«> I M, i.; ;j 4f. A;.-, k.. Mani 48 West Wharf (Entrance <.aw 4). Larui 3 Eui n.< d<m 1 Section 10 (Entrance Gate Ranno.m Maru KEPPFL lIARBOIR Main Wharf: C i tar. V
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    434 12 [Continued from Column 4] grievously mis-managed the gold monetry standard of the West. The present poll universal cuts in wages and salaries, and of wholesale discharges of those who have worked long and honestly to satisfy their employers. eminent. Local Bodies, and private trad' oncems.— has already caused the deepest
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    MALAYAN TAPIOCA AND SAGO
    333 12 I The International Orooers' Exhltoiton which opened on Oejptembu 17th and ciosed Mi Sept 23rd. was usual. In the A± I was open daily frvr to and aUi d very large cro»c d-ed. parti uli.nl> on the Wnlnwday Thurs. ••<rnoo those beta* sMfl days. *^Jgf The
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      664 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated In Australia 1 FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AM) MELBOURNE via JAVA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. B*r- rcc'.i.j sa: ir^s by the well-known .earner MARELLA 7.375 ton*) §j)d tbe 6S MANOOLA <3.352 totsi 'Cargo only] ,•> VLfREIJ-A is oce of the lar^t and Cr.e<t <-eamery tradla« Ax.tralla Cablrus
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      212 12 I. S. K. LINE. ISHIHARA INDUSTRIAL AND TRANSPORT ?O (Incorporated In Japan i REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE FROM JAPAN. Due Sail !< >h< >Hi M'• Jan. 8 Jan. 8 FOR KOBE. OSAKA. MOJI VAWATA NAGOTA AND YOKOHAMA Due "fc. BOSTON MM IOHOHK Jan. 14 Jan. 14 ERIE MARU Jan.
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      175 12 THE FAST ASIATIC 0), LIMITED. Incorporated In Denmark i ■4. MEONIA J«n 24 Jan 27 BJ BORINGIA 14 Peb. IT n\ iM', Mar I Mar. 10 khh'i« Mar. 90 Mar SI MA ALJBIA Apr. It At ms LALANDIA May 0 May .2 TO MARSLILI.I S IM\KI lIIITII HHOI U\>lhl |<i
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      135 12 SFF B.iic'.ih But :-A2 from Daln\ -J Said 5. Karapara. Brit 3722, from Q| 4 for It HB| I Amboisr. Fitii 4917 in Mi-.; 4 Saifion and Haiphong 4 Tak:'da, Brii 4223. l:om Cal< 4 Hont-' Kong. An.n\ and Kob< Giang Ann Brit 545, from Sourabi- 4 S -wrabaya aiui
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    THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS
    88 13 (Daily and Weekly Editions) )T 1- ROftfNSON ROAD SINGAFOn Telephone 6056. Cable A i r ADVERTISER. SINGAPORE, h P ri mori.iiiii da.lv ,n u> l «»l w--i with the < hota j »/ri lih morniM i( M news st fH^ r ,m> u,d latest an -*****1
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    SUBSCRIPTION RATES
    54 13 l :> f in Advance) Oaily Edition. out. hi, Wmkk MMm OvlsMf •Mn-aporf Sin«apun« ghagipii I S.r.-nporc. $3.00 llmMilj HJI nj! Qnarterl. 7M X) ir!t 4 Yearly 13.00 18.00 2 Yearly >im 1U I Yearly 30.60 36.00 i,,rh |2Jf |aj| Includin Including Piistatrt- Postage). S«fle Copies U» Opk
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      SHIPPING MERGER MYSTERY
      362 13 SHIPPING MERGER MYSTERY E'OSITION NOT (I.KAi: o.s.K. hrwidciU Halii Ktj to Negotiations onjecture.s tad awn h-'ing male between Nippon Vi. n K. ha and the Osal:a fehc-tn K:» sha for ckaer co-tperat:on. A. Nippon Tutea Kai ha had in \v. mind 'ro n the :ining oi the prsaent nvgotianons. Mr.
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      Conflicting Stories of Amalgamation
      123 13 Mrjtb Dec. 20. The Tokji Nichi. a leading paper in Japan, reported tc-day that the Nippon Yu:a. the Osaka Shosen Kaisha and the Kaisha had drafted a memorandum in utir*.n secrecy, regarding the amalgamation of these compa: The amalgamation will materialize Spring, according to the Nichi
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      PASSENGERS HOMWEARD
      267 13 The following passengers are proceeding per I i-Kuid sailing at 9.30 a.m. to- ')W. for Colombo. Bombay and Europe. Crew of s.s. Malwa, Mr. C. E. Harvey Miss C. Ambrose. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. MacMs H V D Mi I 0 ra;quhat. Mr. J Palmer. Mr M:s.
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      R.A.F. TIROEDI KIST
      44 13 U* w.ird Olln td I'm A nuialng torpedo 18 inch, mark 8 star x 3. No. 539. was lost during RAF prac--5 miles 145 degrees from C* Buoy, on Tuesday. A reward of $40 jis offered for recovery of i 0
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      FEARNLEY AND EGER'S FLEET
      436 13 FEARNLEY AND EGER'S FLEET 1W 13-Knot (aruo Ship Kernhrcok niky and Eger. who have twc natal v-.c-os. one betwern Ron n and French and apanish ports, and the other ber d States, oi. „t and A are among the reveal Nor we npanies who haw exclusively adopted the mctor v-
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      NEW FORM OF HULL.
      227 13 A Departure hi Shipbuilding London. Dec. 18. The Journal of Commerce and Shipping Telegraph Is informed that Sir Joseph W. Isherwood. Bart., patentee of the "Isherwood" and Bracket less" system of ship construction, has invented a new form cf hull, and has had nu,<t exhaustive tests
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      PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
      26 13 Per X \I I M UM from Batavia to Singapore en Tuesday: Mr. and Mrs. Seabridge. Mr. Miriieaux. Mr. Montfoort. Mr. Adama van Scheltema.
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      PASSENGERS LEFT
      28 13 Per K.N.I. L.M. plane from Singapore to 'ißatavia Mr. ami Mn Amsden. Mr. Thomson. Mr Adama van Bcfaettd -nta: Mr. Pain. F B Mr A I
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      17-KNOT CARGO CESSELS PROJECTED FOR THE N.Y.K.
      41 13 Kaisha. as a result of the Japanese Government breaking-up scheme, to order four motoi cargo vessels of about 8.000 tons gross, with a service speed of 17 knots. Negotiationas yet, in an early jtage.
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      A BRITISH MOTOR SHIP
      47 13 sel for Straits Steamship i Alfred Holt and Cc. are receiving tenders from Br; for a motor ship similar to the Centaur for the Straits Steamship Co. Sh r a vessel of 3.000 tons gross with a 2.000 i.h.p. Bt;: ad Wain-type engine.
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      D.E.I. NATIVE RUBBER
      812 13 Trade in Third Quarter ol tin- Vcai The twelfth report on native rubber cultivation for the third quarter 1932. prepared by th^ Bureau cf Agricultural Economics of the Division of Agriculture of the Netherlands Indian Department cf Agriculture. Indusslry and Cocmerce, at Buitenzorg. Java. November. 21. 1932.
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      310 13 ADVERTISEMENT RATES Short three-line advertisements— To Let Soard and Lodging. For Sale. Lost. Wanted co C n7r° nc rJ nsertion $10 three insertion «.00. Domestic Announcements $2 00 Cjth must accompany these advertisements Contract rates may be ascertained on application to the Manager Whenever pOBUDIe remittances should be made by
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      195 13 NEXT TIME YOU GO HOME f NCLUDI Ciudi'i acv mmk Man fc I II 7»«t itia«r*rr. j£ I A Rre the nattt irmir) hi tk« *«ckias— Mt Rob Mm. ttllac «l tk«a att— V^^ Jw^^^mA from !o*arr tnmi •qvippad lor wpi i J -_Jjßuß tfl rrirwcrmti»fat«J train /ro« VtwxwTtr i
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    MEAT MADE BY SCIENTIST
    364 14 Sli< w (Ht From Synthetic Chicken Beefsteaks, pork, mutton, lamb and chicken grown in biochemical factories. Choice meats produced without animals. This is one of the prospects to which scientific research is to-day leading us. We may soon be able to produce any food anywhere, irrespective
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    EMBEZZLEMENT CASE IN MANILA
    227 14 EMBEZZLEMENT CASE IN MANILA Shjumhai Russians N'enrh iot n.s2is.oon A singular story is told by The Slovo. a IIIMUIIBJ Russian daily newspaper, of the activities of a couple of Russians who are alleged to have been involved in a big embezzlement case In the Philippine Islands These men, who were
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    GOLD CONFISCATED
    98 14 Short Lived Jo\ of Native*, in Formosa K.renko (Formosa). Dec. 26. Havtaf seen an immense quantity of alluvial gold washed ashore by the recent high tide villagers of Karenko started gold hunting along the sea-short secretly taking advantage of the moon light. matter was brought to the notice
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    22 14 An outstation Chinese resident was attacked s r '"-t M- .n F... u ni.«rnl and had one of his ears sliced off.
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    NATION'S MASS ATTACK ON DISEASE
    663 14 AMAZIXC BRITISH KKJIRKS Better Motherhood Halves Child Deaths Rtmaikablt- hanges in the health of Britisl children in i rs are disclosed by Sii George Newman. ofTicer of th< Board of Education, in mnual < |>ort. BBJ "Ringworm, blindnes.,. ii!alnut)n;iun. heart (incase, dental decay, '.i.bcrcuk*. .l-.
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    MAJOR NEVILL STEVENS
    96 14 O '-<|jn;i(ion K\p«tt.(l in May n Our Own Correspondents London. l>.-< .Mi Major Nevill Stevens. I understand, vpects to ac ordained about May. He is at p: ing a tiieological college and is making good pnpeei He hopes, after his ordination, to go Ml to Malaya. Mr.
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    WRITES WITH FOOT
    61 14 Crippled b<»\ <>t Pramir A boy in Prague can write with a pen held in his M He is a cripple and has never written with bis hand. Yet an expert who has seen the boy's writing declares that it is as good as that of erage
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    109 14 Among the callers at the Malayan Office this week, (Dec. 20). have been Mr. H. W. Furze, of Nt^gri Sembilan, Mr. O A. Smith of ,>ore. who is staying at Holmside Gil!!n»--ham; Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Marin. af Kuala i :.i v. *ha are staying at Berkeley Hou&e. w^
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    ROUND YOUR DIAL
    359 14 Popular Shortwave Radio Stations The following Is a list of stations which can be fcrnd in Singapore: Jsra Stations Bandoeng PLM from about r 20 p m p-amophone records and telephony tests with Sydney, Australia, and other tations. Usual call after record's "Hullo Sydney." Tanjong Priok, 21
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    KUALA LUMPUR AMATEUR RADIO SOCIETY
    68 14 Kuala Lumpur regular broadcasts are until f-:r f her notice: DAILY on 55.5 Metres 10.30 to 11 %m PETALING HILL TESTING. (Except 3\nc! and Public Holidays). FRIDAY on 65 Metres FROM THE STUDIO 6.30 p.m. Krontchong Music. 7.00 English. 7.15 British Official Wireless News 7.25
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    TRIBUTE TO DOCTOR
    400 14 Formor Director of the Iturenii if Health Manil.i Drc. U. i The Philippine Health Service yesterday pai a deserving tribute to Dr. Victor G. Heisei former Director of the Health Service m'hen i was known as the Bureau of Health, and a present a leading official of
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    55 14 M* D WeWh, late of the Chartered Blink, Kfcala Lumpur, and Captain of the SeUngor State Association Football team until "<-"' is now Chief Accountant on The Era state newspaper. Since returning home, he haTX yy muc distinction in London amateur circles, and has played for Hayes ■Mjwewl, and London
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      364 14 Disease germs enter v here Prevent Influenza Diphtheria Scarlet Fevei etc r v kt-epmy your mouth dis ntected with FORMAMINT TW Cm in >«■! Throat url< Mothers! 4 i ri( i ii So\i» s t ,l Ihuh i'rutertsthi *kin k^eps It llmhln ?i member «»t th- i.hmiK m. i n-
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      99 14 i j UKITISU BROADCASTING j OkPORATION i I'K<M.K\.MMK> M>H IMII Rl KM.\ J STRAITS SI.TTI.KMI.MS nri J i ft* EM EMPIRE TRANSMITTER, i J DA MH V ENGLAND J J Wavelength?: 25 3 mttres and 313 J i Bttm To-days Programme j M.T. 2.30 p.m. Time Sip a 1 D
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      584 14 BANKS AND CHARTERED BANK I OF INDIA M STRALM *\l> < HIN (Incorporated In England by Royal Char Paid up capital in 600.000 shares of £5 eacn B N .ability of Propriet £3.000.000 38. Bisbopsgate, lifltxttm, E.C. 2. A lor Star Iknlo I Saigon !> :1.,V. r. '.iChl HI. Batavia
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      306 14 BNSURAXCI THK YOKOHAMA SPEC! BANK. LTD. abllshed Id 18J6' Capital Subscribed <Fu% paid up) Reserve Fund f 11MIMM in i r*i i it TaWmmui fi-' Hr.,,,. i. -3 la, HUUi BTltt| 1 OMMtN B\NKI I W- stminster Bank, Ltd The statftonsd Provincial Bank. Ltd Lloyd's Bank. Ltd H H. \N
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET IN 1932
    753 15 SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET IN 1932 Hril in Depressing Conditions vnd co;s disJocaUon of business doe to the Christ Year Holidays has had Jta na- fleet on the share and couum both here and at home, and with •ly closed, nothmg of interest happened in the last tew days of the
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    135 15 iiunges in Ui'prociitutixc Prices i< 3« 31 Jan I American Can. Com. M% 54 Phone and Tgraph 105 IM 103 Atcheson Railroad I 01,O 1 Dupont ;<6"* Firestone. Common 13 N.Q N.Q. Gen. Electric 14% Gen. Motors 13. 13>> 13W» Goodrich 4._ Goodyear 15U 14 14
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS
    128 15 Foreign exports of tin, being final shipments on ocean-steamers at all Malayan ports, during the month of December. 1932. Destination Tons United Kingdom 180 United States of America 1.453 Continent of Europe 1.236 British Possessions 251 Japan 184 Other Foreign Countries TOTAL 3.325 Note:— 1. Exports in
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    DUTCH AND TIN SCHEME
    197 15 \u Earl} Krdm i inn Vnticipiited \m>U-.dam, Dec. 18. The International Tin Committee will hold its ordinary monthly meeting at Paris next Wednesday. December 21st. More recently some «wr*'*" t quarters interested have expressed dtaamttafactkm with the results of the Byrne scheme. They argue that the
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    172 15 Ocean shipments of rubber, including latex, revertex and concentrated latex, during the month of December. 1932. I'KI I "MIS \K\ Xl II K\ Sheet Crepe Latex, C'trated Latex TOTAL Tons agiertex Tons Tons Name of Port Export Transhipment Tranship- Transhipment ment Grand Export Export Proper S.S. Malay
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    AYER HITAM
    610 15 Mr, V. Thorna on Tin Resi nit inn l,««i«n. Dec. 2t. The sixth annual general meeting of Aver Kitam Tin Dredging. Ltd., was held yesterday at 73 Basinghall-street. E.C.. Mr. C. V. Thomas <the chairman of the company* presiding. The Chairman said that, owing to curtailment of production
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGES
    385 15 We .'i!' ,i. i.i.xlous to see a elh in the price of commodities.— M DmM Mason, MP London. D«m Indian Loans: 3 p.c. Indian Stock. 1943 (fli%) £76' i 3>. p 1931 (87 £88-, 4 a pc Loan. 1950-55 (£lO7 U) 107', Stock, 1958-68 <,£lO7 l I
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      186 15 January 4 London 4 MMttM ighfc London. 3 months' sight I 3 29 32 London. 60 days' sight 2 3 7 8 2 A 13 16 25 32 us and Parti, demand 975 Hani bum. demand 157 v York, demand 38 \i via and Sourabaya demand Samarium, demand
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      PRICUCE
      139 15 Tin Singapore pri< $7MJNi Pepper WhHe Flake Tapioca 3% Pearl Sago Smul ira. Sundrted Sago, flour 2.25 Devoe's Imperial B.'lliant Kerosene per tin I Sylvan Arrow Kerost le per Mb 2 40 Socony Motor Gasoline ex pump per British Imperial gallon M Socony Motor Gasoline (4 -gallon tin) 3.60
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
      64 15 It lI i R.S.S. equal to London Standard Spot (loose* RS.S. equal to London Standard. 1P.0.8.1 7% Standard R.S.S. on Tender January 1% 7* February 7fc 7% March t% 74 Apr-June Iht 7 fill Tone of Market —Dull and Easier. Latest Cable —London Spot Sheet
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
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    349 16 IV<»ser Keats (Jlennie for IH U < 1 1. ut l.i !><•< T. S. Prosser. of the Royal Calcut: won the All-India I < iolf Champion on the Royal Calcutta course to-day, defeating A Olennie. of Barrackpore. In the 3«-holes final by 4 and 3. Prosser ended
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    51 16 Tate achieved a novel distinction when A Ml in List tv 1...: N- ■o«til v •■•< :-'A i >.. :> b.if- 1 I"' MC C in Whl>ll lv l'«» bai iiiii.ii. it ma-. iiskt-d. He wrnt m to o\* n thi innings in 19 -4 Partn»i tin-
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