The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 6 January 1933

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1 16 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    Masthead
    16 1 The Singapore Free Press SO i ;>;:. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. FRIDAY, JANUARY H, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    SITTING ON TOP OF THE WORLD
    1341 1 The Empire Male Building, the latest and tallest skyscraper, is a street standing on Hi It MM builders of Regent-street bad eet straight up into the air. Instead of along the ground, you have aoaae idea of this up-shoot. In place of tramcars and
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      120 1 Mil WV ||lIII|V <>BT\IS\BLI M \LL KADIM, PROVISION STORES RAFFLES HOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL 7///S EVENtNG tomorrow RIJSTAFFEL !KA DA^JCK i:ifl i| to i p.m n.m 8 p.m. SPKCIAI. DINNKR v DANCE 930 to Mid-niuht. ummmmmmmtammmmmm^^mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^ KAFKLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA PHONE :»3M umimnHmmimnmrti 1 A F/.NK A.SSOKr\i£\r '>/ Fern v\s Chocola
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      97 1 ADELPHI HOTEL < < Mtrall> I■lat (1 Table d'hote meals .1 l.t carte service \«u Manager: H. O Waser Sinulav .lanuar> Sth, 1933 to 11 a.m. CLASSICAL CONCERT by the popular \iU Iphi Hotel Orchestra ronducted h> Mr. PAIL STKM SS A. HI QUALITY ID COUNTS Illlllj PHCENIX FR UI
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      42 1 SEA VIEW HOTEL DELJGHTFI t. SEASIDE RESORT SAT! RDAY. I \N. Uh. IMI SPECIAL DINNKR and DANCE KveninK dress essential Patrons .ire requested tti kindl> note there will be N6 DINNKR DANCE THIS KYKNINC I Elarly reservation of tables advisable. P.B. i
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      432 1 THK DAYS NEWS Ov«r <MIO «i\ilians are -aid to ha\e Ihtii killed in the bombardment of >hanhaikwan hv thr Japanese I'afe <( s»\»nt.^-n miinbers .f the I rent h linei \tlantique. on lire in the Xn S lish < hannel. .in mi^ini.. m. ..I the nun were trapped in the
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      6 1 OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORES
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    SINGAPORE MUSICAL SOCIETY
    252 2 \ttr.n tivt- 1 i.iuert I'romisnl The Singapore Musical Society endeavours to keep in view its great object, vniJi Is to provide good music for Singapore, and it has now arranged to introduce the public to Singapore's latest musical acquisition, the exct ■and of the Ist. Battalion, the
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    HONOUR OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION
    389 2 HONOUR OF THE LEGAL PR OFESSION Policy ai Drift in BAR MUST PULL ITSELF TOGETHI th? legal profession pulls itself together and retraces its steps and makes an effcrt to main' nour and purity to the highest degree, the better it will be for everybody. m an erring pru< be
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    BEL RETIRO
    152 2 I liin^day. Dec. 29. Mr. J. G. Hay and Mr Hay Jr. had luncheon at Bel Retiro. Friday, Dec. 30. Hon. Mr. P. T Allen and Mrs. Allen. Hon. Mr. J. Bagnall. H M. Robinson and Mrs. Robinson M P Simpson and Commander T ::ie-Henderson had luncheon at
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    BANDIT CAPTIVE
    91 2 Harbin Kidnappers Drmaiui Isi« Ransom M.irl.m I).-, bi.ndu holding Mr. J. A. Sherrell de Florence, who was abductid dv Russian and se kidnappers about two and a half :is ago, are now d $100,000 for son of a Harbin men i Mr. A. M. Sherrell de Florance, manager
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    HUNGRY AND WANTED MONEY
    178 2 Why Chinese Stole iuantit v I was hungry and wanted some money." pleaded a Chinese who was charged before Mr. A W Haj the Singapore Second Police Magistrate yesterday with thefts of cigarettes and cigars valued at $51. Inspector Patten of the Orchard Road Division police,
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    PERSIAN CROWN JEWELS
    57 2 iJti.OOO.OOO "Throin'" foi Sale Intuloti. !>«■( ll o! i. to the Treasury's financial difficulties, has decided to soil f lii London or I' most precious Persian crown jewels, according to the Daily Herald They ar> 1 peacock throne, nominally i-alued at £6.000.000. ami iifh is two feet
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    PILES CAN BE CURED
    196 2 A Treatment That Is Different If you are suffering the tortures of Piles anC Its kindred ailments, and have tried even known remedy without obtaining relief, we ask you to give DR. VAN VLECK'S ABSORPTIVE PILE PLASMA a trial. Its cv. <ag action on the Inflamed
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      39 2 TWO NKW LEADING LINKS. SNOW Kit; RA/ORLESS SHAVING. DKODIS rill. MU PERFUMED DISKM T.( TANT. May be used as a gargle, mouth. deodorant and for insect < MEDICAL HALL, LOOTED. I y !•<.,; OKI)' IJn I'KOMI'I I \M I I I
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      542 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE Is herein ,iven that teZMHI are new invited fur v... following materials or services and that particular.^ of such tenders may be obtained in the Tender Room. M'.nk-ipal Ofices supply of Sluice IttHl tor period M M .i f tn Hiith April 19^4 Date
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      365 2 BUSINESS CARDS. i BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY i H. NUGENT BUCKERIDGE Hl thest CUss Work— Lowest Ratrv LAIDLAW BUILDING— 'Phone 7898. STRAITS TYPEWRITER \GV.\( V STATIONERS RKFAIKH.S 14A Change Alley. Singapore The Cheapest House for your Btationrs. Ribbons and Carbons jg^^ also for Pencil and Pen writing. REPAIRS: Send for our
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      400 2 NOTK KS. Re RICKARD LTD. (IN VOLI.NTARI I Ufl IDVUONi tVHM ire Invited for Hit < <>m PLETE PRINTING PRESS PI Wl 3 Linotypes, l Demy Folio Proof Press. Bii lii g Room Machines, 8 Printing M Cutting Machines. &c ft ogether Wl\ h ock of pit; and envelopes, \v
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      174 2 BARGAIN ADS. mi; \i.i BOOKS OP REFERENCE. The followir books oT reference are for sale at $1.00 p. votene, asßacHttHi to be wnnlt at ttt* PreLfcrt, 1925. 1928, fltncapme and StraMi Dfredorv 1998. 1901 (2 copies) S.ShimuraSCo Shirt ami Pyjama Makers Complete Sh i Outfits in Stork Hfc 82-2, Bras
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      275 2 THE WEEK High Water 05.20 8.3 ft.. 18.54 7.1 ft. Rugby: SCC A vs. Islands Aat S.C.C Football S.C.FA. League Chinese CA.A. vs. Dendemeei A.C. at Jalan Besar. Hockey: SRC. Ist. vs. Indian Association. SRC; S.CR.C vs. Y.M.CA. IL at S.CR.C: Khaba Assocn. vs AP C Boustead's at FThnlsa ground.
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      81 2 I\W NOTN I 1 rul.t\ Jiiiiuai (ith I- t JuMi. „,,.1 \1 lu-l;. a'Beckett Terrell in the Ist Court at 10.45 I A 4 32— Chop Chin BttßJ vs Ibrnhim alias Ahmat (for furti. I.. ..-I Ills!,,-,, in l( |si < 11 S*"" ***** Originating Summonses and Judgment Summons. Before
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    PROBLEM OF MALARIA
    609 3 \tiMtn humtH'rluinV. \\)IHA\ l^SSuwttw* DOC* l«k» of theh tain of Governors of the London School of h meeting of the Court yesterday mh the generosity of the Rockefeller j Foundation, he >*id. they were in puMv«SAk»n r.^mflcient institution, specially built i :or its work aad I— llhiHr
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    SECRET CIGARETTE TESTS
    309 3 Trird mi IVopk- Who Did Noi k;i<>\\ If an the cigarettes produced in a day by each •f the new machines of Godfrey Phillips, the cigarette manufacturers, were placed end to end, fes they are, they would stretch for 25 miles. A man, smoking night and day.
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    SOLDIER GASSED IN MASK
    286 3 "Most Determined" Sum Salfcbary. Dec. M. Putting on a gas mask, which he connected vy tube to the cooking-stove, a young soldier sat town to a chair, turned on the gas tap. and \.ifttd tor death He was Ivor Thomas Hale, a 25-year old notor-driver to
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    PINS IN A PIE
    344 3 .20(1 Damages To Wife of SOMCI Mckcter London. !)•■< 1 > £200 damages were awarded to-day in the Dot's Bench Division for injuries caused to a woman by eating a pie containing drawingpins. Mrs. Doris NichoK of Ainslie Wood-gardens. South Chingford. wife of Mr. Stanley Maurice
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    96 3 In instituting the Rev. J. Lewis to the living of West Hoathley. Sussex, the Bishop of Lewes told him that ci know all his parishioners by their nicknames. Mr. Issac Foot. M.P. left a suitcase in a went to have dinner in the ■d when he returned it had gone.
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    GROWING SCANDAL OF THE TOTE CLUBS
    1191 3 LAW IN CHAOTIC MKSS Position of (ireyhuund Track Operators tFrom Our Own Correspondent* London, !>.-. ;i At: A'ar Debts" issue which we haw now settled for the time being, the Tote oecupi the main place of attention. The Tote is not popular with large
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    EMPIRE BROADCASTING SERVICE
    103 3 Bringing it to Notice of Cslsßi-l Lord Apslejr In the House of Common*, asked the Secretary of State far the Oaldßlaß whether he has krot«ht the initiation of an broadcasting service by the British Wrm*m*Corporation on December ltth, to the notftee of the different Colonial Ckmrnißento; and.
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      141 3 RUMSEY PUMPS q tffiß|Bßr ||j|' U A i»imi* I I A I I'^aM IMI M xl ri v|l> 'Mrxw ..i. nKikt-i-N ..i ..II I R?^R iJUH^ IM 1^ "I H.ilid and I'iUMi IVniip- l.i uil! ff^J4p9r <(nluu.il lli'l.in lll|>i.\ iim| Wrll I'uw.-r C^^^^^^ Pumps. Gl AKAMIK i Xi i:i -i
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      319 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Limited BRANCHES 21, First Cross Street .MAI M <"A 11 Light Street Nt 4. Klyne Street I hi M X MPI X Retfi>UTid b\ and Seourin deposited "ith the Strait^ Settlements (loverm'i, Act a> Trustees, Admini-' •> ionvers. Guardians, Rent Collectors, Ir ;> Supt r\ ised
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    Mannequin Parade
    584 4 Mannequin Parade t By --«i 1 Our Woman J Correspondent the sl-mp. t. and the heat. Ul ?r nc^t the crowded the mo=' Laedm dre*> parade- liraglnt thru led in ye ipe:. car* ;O j,, emphasis lo the ue; tl rtrt^ shades, and taken jour seat under the scft btilllance
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    91 4 coo-feathers trail over the shoulder, suggesting that a newly risen sea-nymph has donned a garland of seaweed. Another mannequin appears, this time in soft grey chiffon, like a Musty cloud, with a scarf-cape deeply bordered With uncurled ostrich fronds in the same pale grey. Anotherin ruby velvet, adorned with a
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    NEEDLES AND PINS
    312 4 V Revival of the u>hion AVhh time ago life used to provide for the accommodation of needles and pins in •bsrvugh manner. Little girls made pincvshtons for their great-aiints. Bazaars and .v < 'in-:u>hioii. which ranged from the elaborate, muslin* tftcoat dowager variety to the tight 1.
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    BATH-MATS
    64 4 When a cork bath-mat shows signs of warp. to« or cracking k should be reinforced at once S thin wood. Th~* strips, with small hole* ready pierced In them, si be fitted like a frame on each side of the mat •ad secured by a lacing of string paaalng
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    Feminine Curves are in Fashion
    813 4 effect, with a white satin underblouse cut like strictly tailored shin and finished aneck with a h%ta stock coUar and white satin bow The models shown for cruises excite our attention as they are particularly suitable for ear. Washing silks with diagonal ■s are the
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    Paste Jewellery
    133 4 SI"- I the vogue for paste jewellery sj ■H and coats <t has become expedient to visit the Jeweller ra:. tlie milliner for the very newest headgear. Bands to fit the head arr rnad< I real ametl Jade or amber, past*- diamonds or with ma] diamonds. Lace, brocade
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    Beauty Parade.
    13 4 rival of Judges at a arade °n the famous m,.,:-. Sydney.
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    London is More Chic than Paris
    1009 4  -  Mollie Mrrick Xx T:> Mirn H to Hollywood. and fnV, he sighed: from a > to Paris where he has whei?. if we but knew!** i been lining up the trend of fashion for next j.-prii.- •r.tnt'i nur. u> work that lar ahead j
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    Omelettes Are Not Difficult
    533 4 am V people think that an I" to make but if these hint* are HMWhrr your ome! tte* wIU be sncces* p a special pan for them— a small il< Bfnum one can be bought very cheaply l> beat the eggs separately or too long Add
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    The "Eighties"
    97 4 I not only to the capes and caps of P. is aawrtlnc *mK. The nineties- have tve« having their war «tth necks and shot for some time past, but no* we have ttv d wrap and polnnatir of thr Vmnttes. not in and seven- Mack moir,- '»vi xn
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    PRUNES
    43 4 In rpitr ol the healthful praprr 1 many jv X MHM M tli'y an- rook.-d n> th» t'H.» Just to e»ver them md .stmni«-i pKM ten add a tab! usually refuse ttu*tn ,>pHi»tnt The pr 1 la ho* yen tight awt siavnotvci
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  • THESE GIRLS CAN KEEP YOUR SECRETS
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      HINKLER'S NEW VENTURE
      310 5 England to AiMralia Flight With Four Stops A record-breaking long-distance flight, mere tatular than any yet achieved by famous pilot, is being planned by Squadron L ari( i Bert Hinkler. Tht 'xait objective is being kept a close seciet. but it is believed that Hinkkr will snortEngland
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      TIBETAN QUARREL
      146 5 Panrhan Lama and Dalai Lama Vinkint l>.«. 23. \v 'ial Authorities are ma* serious <tfoit- to brim settlement <>t th' ;.v 1). n... i i. hM iI I I Mi Tibet f*»if ttmn rraMflm i.i.i m t.ii:. h that unless the tm-o 1. ;,(!< is MM t.rms, warfare
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      NEW TELEPHONE SERVICE TO TAKE MESSAGES
      366 5 "No reply The I:::- is, engag d t know where Mr. Brown to that I cannot deliver your message, no matter how important These unavoidably annoying resulss of lelephoning. v.it. of Um\ BHOqr and temper, should vanish soon. ..in Jauu*«y 2. a new service
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      81 5 to nch numbers that Nottingham mm jfacturers are at their wits' end to find ness** to make then. A«ociation of rhcatrical ArtMes. kr M votes to 12 British Hull,, has irifcaS Itself a "closed shop", and the effect of tM» wsimi'imnli. The stag** will be closed aflsr P«iple mho are
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    HITLER KIDNAPPED BY HIS HENCHMEN
    299 5 Taken Off Train ("lad in Pyjamas "LED INTO POLITICAL TRAP" i-.< iiin. Hitler, the Nazi chief, with his vhofc staff was "kidnapped" early to-day while he was travelling from Munich to Berlin to meet General yon Schlcicher. And the "kidnapper-" who took him off his
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    86 5 Hart/ Mi intain W< land) d M AM MMI b« fo him h havinn left the hotel at B n apt about 4.. m At Amst rdam •> tiK.k It avi cap- Ma mi hi- era* bai b m Mt lit nt i mpam du.im Tli< nm and hi I
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    93 5 A resident I 1 ittle Harro n N< rthanll rherishtri a -shiMM] piece as s.ur.-nir for ji. paan Thieve) bn < nto hi^ home, and ;i i mm Ml crown piece. I p s;, aj k. at i■■■ MaatMß Ml BMMI I] "i '>»''- ol the t( v iii :in<
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    FROM MALAYA TO LONDON BY AIR
    1429 5 r The Dutch Air Mail Route from Alor Star home is ideal tor the Traveller in a Hurr\ Royal Dutch Ah- Un» weekly the transport o f mails, freight and FMwngcrs between Amsterdam and Bandoeng. i.aang at Alor Star eu both the outward and
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      97 5 \F\! CHANGE! I\OK NOVELLO "Tin: LODGER 91 r RESERVATIONS PHONE 6903 KAM) PKRFDHMAMKS gjpg^'v g-" S.S. Police Band \m i- f A 5 '5 "V 1 NS "*BM Tfi.oai D.-ot n• I Kridax. .lan. t>t!i. ."> I*> p.m. 1 1 •••tlWe wotldrccom I I o. h ':>\ r". c-/r," W
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      100 5 CAPITOL! ;j?«?W'Wv?/Mv?t.r., ;j'.,i i-s t TRULY A PICTURE THAI HKACHFS THK HIGHEST IMNNAC IK Of I'KHFK TION JOHN BARRYMORE in Warner Bros Brilliant RUSSIAN DfPBOAL BALLET 'The MAD GENIUS With Dazzling Itallet Scenes! MARIAN MARSH Gorgeous Settings and Distinguished ii*t. Brilliant Acting! rSpECIAL MATINKKS SATIRDAY cV SUNDAT*uV! THE MAID OF
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      177 5 Matinees Saturday and Sunday at 3. «.15 TO-\l<. 11l 0.1.* The march of greatness goes on Gaynor and Farreil, then Garbo, then Barrymore. then Keaton and now RONALD COLMAN in the sci' t n version of Sinclair Lewis' tressendous Nobel Prize winning novel the smartng story of a man who
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    WHY YOU GET INDIGESTION.
    134 6 WHY YOU GET INDIGESTION. Do you know that wh< «fter eating oi tet m of dig< dist'irb.uio trouble almost n rtain •rise fron much? acid attack^ the stomach lining makes food ferment and canr.es painful uses and still more otly counteracted the excess a- U develop into serious stomach trouble
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    HENLEY REGATTA
    188 6 Substantial Fall in Receipts [Prom Our Own Correspondent] London. Dee. 2t. Henley Regatta dates for next year are July 5. f. 7 and 8. These dates have been approved at the annual meeting of the stewards at the Great Western Hotel. Paddington In the i which Mr. F.
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    A FRENCH VICTORY
    102 6 lVri"!iii/ J IFrom Our Own Correspondent] Vm/tmm, Dec. 20. Jacques Cartonet. the French champion and holder of world's records, and Peter Gotteland. cf Prance, beat Stanley Bell, the En champion of 1930. and R. J. C. Sin British Olympic swimmer, in a team race at Marshall Street
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      SCOTTISH RUGBY TRIAL IN GALE
      1042 6 RKi EREE CUTS HATH II SHORT Players On ttage of Cdhpwg [Prom Our Own Correspondent] London. De< Scotland beat the Rest of Scotland in the trial match at Hawick on Saturday by 21 points 3 noals 2 tries) to 6 points (2 tries). The weather
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      CLUB GAMES
      340 6 In club games, which all suffered from the if weather. Dunfermlinc failed to stand up to the Edinbi:: n, and they are no 'onger an all-conquering side. Neithn team was at full strength, and the success of the Wanderers' forwards settled the issue. Dun;rrmline to the Wanderers' one.
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      CALLED OFF FIGHT
      296 6 Corbctt's American Manager Loses Licence I From Our Own Correspondent London. Dec !0. Tht managers licence of Mr. Dave Lumiansky. the American who controls the affairs of two world boxing champions, has been withdrawn. The stewards of the British Board of Control came to this decision at
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      THREE GOLF COURSES FOR SALE
      198 6 TIM Future ol (oombe Hill [Prom Our Own Correspondent] London. Dec. 20. Three golf courses, two farms, and a sports ground are included in a land deal aflv the sale of 715 acres by the disposal of the Fitzgeorge Coombe estate, near Kingston Hill. The
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      73 6 i !.ic F.C. gained a narrowOld Westrr.in. tvrs F.C. in a three weapon match at Tassart-Parklns. Manrh Square, ihe final score bein-; 13 defeats against 14 favoui. Hm Old Boys won the»foil series by 3 t, out the Polvtechnii pic and sabre, wll is by 4 5 and 3 6
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      41 6 CHANGE TO Those old worn- V, out plugs of yours -x .-i My be wasting one gallon o\ petrol out of pjlj PATENTED I every [ill t DISTRIBUTORS cFOR MALAYA- V BOKNEO 51 v^^ motors LOOK, tOm TDE CHOP Warn ENGLAND
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      53 6 ■El ABa F**--^ f^^E WmT' vj* 8B I vHK Br3 «Bl BH »ook. BL'C R«! fat. >^^B^ i/. FASCINATE PADTiV/ATC I I W &*%> I lies JVC i K m ml' 4 J k/\ \f Jis f t 1 i IB -4 v IB wEl?* JOHN PLAYER 6c SONS. jf
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    SCENE OUTSIDE CAFE
    543 7 SCENE OUTSIDE CAFE BRO GHT Mi; Mi;s mkci; *•■!> f*a<sage> in Police (curl rhM* were ttvtry piM|H between counsel ""■■■ni *o** Court, before C Boyd. yesterday afternoon, when md Mrs. H. C. Begg gave tvideuce In against three f^-H*^ inally. the complainant* had made charges against the same three achta
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    AN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR
    160 7 ittae Fined for Fightin* Indian A street ftght fctween a Chinese and an i ndten. both of the labouring class, had a *^urt to the Second Ptolic* Court, before Mr. A. W Hstf. yesterday when both appeared to answer charges of disorderly conduct by rtghttag in public
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    THREAT TO CLOSE COLLEGE
    48 7 1,. UMtm. ..n Wills tfted Urn atodents that as the m h»^" dl)nr "•>*■ u> >top ■a* rtrtow MM, U» F»tnd|»l b«i «M»--v the MMM«taV Oonimlttoe to warn > .i'h T M thte falb to dwcklnc the ataMcf the ...rntac Body will mi— urn* the Oovrrn-
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    SINGAPORE'S ANTI-ALIENS BILL LEAGUE
    1157 7 SINGAPORE'S ANTI-ALIENS BILL LEAGUE Police Disclosure of locally formed "Red" Unit REVENUE MAN STUMBLES UPON COMMUNIST "POST OFFICE" 1 lit- round up ut trn more llylum onununist.s in various p.iru i»i smi-ipon and tlu seizure vi larye quantity <»l seditious literature, u»-rr described to Mr. .1. I I (irt'im. the
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    COMMUNIST "POST OFFICE"
    436 7 t'ventu v Man's In- xpe« ted Msj o\ i r\ The breaking up of an important "Comm was next described by Assistant Super Tan Ewe Chee. of the Singapore Preventix c I Service, who made the discovery by chance. In the dock were the last two of
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    FIGHT WITH TIGER
    55 7 !>»put\ Commissioner Victim \.«epur li. Mr Commissioner '>f Betul. died on December 17th.. as the result D rncounter with a tifr^r. Tt appear^ I on December 14th. one of his beaters was seized by a tiger, and Mr. Bourne went to his r H- MM as badly
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    RUBBER RESEARCH BILL
    754 7 Why Tin re is Strong Opposition WHOLE TRADK NOT rONSI'LTEI) I From Our Own Correspondent] London. l>«. >.. •v m. Kirkpatric -k hsj introduced in the House of OMMMH th, Rubber Industry Bill. was backed hj Sir Archibald Sinclair' X T. Campbell. Mr. G. C. Clayton, Captain
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    SALESMAN CHARGED
    183 7 VII. .i «i lit. Mill tlf I I 11-' of floods Alleged to have committed criminal breach of trust in respect of goods valued at $60.85 an educated Sinhalese appeared before Mr. A. W Hay. the Singapore Second Police Magistrate, yesterday. The accused. V. B. Wigetunga. claimed trial.
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    COFFEE SHOP FIGHT
    647 7 (lash Between Rival Secret Societies CORONER'S ENQUIRY Four Cantonese in Custody l..vi> u-iueen 'two rival gang* of < M m N4 in I ■■!>.. v|).i|i •It *>\.(| \i» I vii ih. mum Kriday, December IC, tat .1,1. i, u.rer ni.n sii>i..m»'d minmr stab a ...i uds and
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    A SIGN OF THE TIMES
    168 7 valueless Rubber Trees The police in a case yesterday assessed the value of five rubber trees at $10 but the owner himself said that the rubber trees were quite valueless and a Chinese charged with stealing them was discharged. The case came before Mr. A
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    POLICE OFFICERS INJURED
    105 7 1'.., m1...* 1... A small police party, of two sub-Inspectors and -about a dozen constables, raided a gambling den at Subaribaug shortly after midnight yesterday, at were attacked by an unruly rrrwri of 50 gamblers The result was that one officer and eight sustained slight inJurlH. situation
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    A SURVEY OF WESTERN INFLUENCE IN CHINA
    982 7 A Mental Conflict \monj» Chinese HWi- rHBI CHAN* m;]< [From Our Own Correspondent] At the London School of Economic Btud»es evening, Dr. Uu Chung-IIn»g /t<«««giii«iw^ representative of China's School iistory, who five months ago was a student at the London School of Economics—
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    27 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH. PA TON At Bung-. i H p/ M.. Lumpur, on January Ist. to Mr. and Ml Robert Paton of Permatang Estate Banting, a ii
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY, JANUARY 6. 1933 JAPAN RENEWS HER CHALLANGE
    842 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY, JANUARY 6. 1933 JAPAN RENEWS HER CHALLANGE It H indicative oi the remarkable potttton Ifl which t lie Sir.o-Japanese di>puu baa now arnvt'd that, whereas tiu- newt ol the Japanese capture of Shar.h iikwan has created consternation in the capitals of Europe Ad in ABttftca, M
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    334 8 iv tiffin of the Malac< R t jin the absence of the President. Dr H 3.E.. the viee -President. Mr. W K. G. Graham, on oehalt of the members of the R ;:y Club, congratulated the Honble Mr. Tin Chen? Lock, last year's President, on RfI■ CHE in N H-
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      285 8 9 *4Wk** CAILIDIBIECIKVS WINK MERCHANTS. CHANGE OF BUSINESS HODRS \< FROM MONDAY, Wh vi JANUARY 19:^ OUB SHOP AT ORCHAKI) ROAD Will OPEN AS I NDKR WEEK DAYS 6 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. SLSDAYS 6 a.m. to 10.30 a.m. Singapore COLD STORAGE C Ltd <IK( "lIAKH ROAD B»ikiii ■■;«u.W »i«a«i«ffifc
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    WASHINGTON DEBTS DEBATE
    121 8 CONDITIONS OR R 1 1 1 POSI Senator Borah and Ih-t Dollar rtiJMf Jan I H,mlnr Bobinaon. the Lkmocrati. during tbe debate on debts laot night. Uwt the defaulter* mot pay or default before the Oovcrament would ■eg thtfe for uilitnn or caaceUattan of th< Senator Borah
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    159 8 >l \GEI I JO^ ST VMIN i i,,. ,1,1.., Sir, fn your Issue at December Slst •Topicist" wrote, apr in artki "World Kadio** en the stamp Issues of MaU> .It was not until long after Sungei I became merged as one of the Utae Stat that
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    SIX MOTOR LORRIES
    241 8 Imm Wt*&n Sue For I'mvhaM- I'm,, A claim for $5 500. being the tolati hire purchase of ;ix motor lorrfc*. can Mr Justic a Beckett Terrell in tin Sup: -a I Court yesterday. the plaintiffs bring Lyot I Motors Limited and Tay Ken*, I F Cuscaden Road
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    "ARROWSMITH"
    195 8 Screen Version .il Mn. Leu,. Sl..i The screen version of Sinclair I*ft Arrow smitn i£ n<w» pw* »i i AJhambra. If thf book m grip; the Mm is even more so. pwtk*lu Of tU greater resourcefulness and scop* then there to th*< cut Ronald (Mn, Helen Have* at the
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    3,000 CIVILIAN VICTIMS OF THE "WAR"
    2137 9 that Marshal Chan- :ang beceme«ae«t*r In advanr. :ny tc Man."huriar. b and inciting the population to anti-Japm agitation. :i mtdMatnt by the Chinese authorities udk* nternational position of Japan with tlu re-opening of the League meeting in the imminent future." Renter. f.tMir\.l. |jn. 4.
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    187 9 WHY NORTHUMBERLAND'S RIOTED Governor's Explanation of the Trouble Kin^stim. 1.-ii. The c<;rductcf cer'ain tjxi-dr: ■:e Northunio.'-lar.d Fiuilicrs and i:: th -m i B< Sc •It >" was >' ttU the recent trouble, according to the Q Sir Ran- ford Slater. Presiding at a luncheon
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    JUST LIKE NEW !
    160 9 JUST LIKE NEW Famous Liner's Extensive Reconstruction I ondon. I. hi The Cunard liner Aquitania has b??*n I I overhauled during the past two month*, and import int internal reconstruction has taken place so that when the ship enters the North Attar." next Wednesday she will be illy new. A
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    CLEARING HOUSE FIGURES
    122 9 linpro\emen( in La>t (^uarttT ot the Year London. lan. ll I >.. It! in vie I ti in ade and Mi kl W markets the turnover of bilLs. cheques. at tne Lond jankers' clearii houst in 1932 showed a decline cf 11.3 per cent as 1■• i
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    TOLL OF THE ROADS
    118 9 New Scheme to Reduce Accidents London. Jan. A- 1 sequel > .■> between the Minium ■>! rranspon and .ari us road users' or,;anij>ation, :-..-w x hen> ha.s been e\olved Ahereby it hoped eventually t lessen the r.um'yr o( i i idei t on roads The system
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    1½d. A MILE
    81 9 Bi.u Reductions in Liner Kates to Australia Ixindon. Jan. The saloon and cabin class steam.-h.:.> |M A.>T.tlta and New Zealand h.i.f v-> r. reduced as from to-day The :vd :> t:uii> \a:> according to the class and grade o! accommo- '\M am ted to i inn E26
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    STOCK MARKET FIRM
    59 9 STO CK MARKET FIRM Benefits B> The Holiday Spirit I oiidmi. -lan. .'>. The stock market, after yestri.... lvi: i.r ,Hin-ti with a firmer appearui.i An outstandmu ti'iitur- the marked .trennth <;t Sou! A.!ru:ui ri:::.- which .sh^jwed some apprcci.iii.i' c.ims H:r.!i fund inclined h. ii--r with War Loan 3 fx
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    17 MISSING FROM ATLANTIQUE
    396 9 Outbreak Similar to That in Philippar CAPTAIN'S STORY Crew Suffocated in Boiler-room herhour^. Jan. V Th- similarity between the Atlantiqu ad the loss of the Georges Philippar Ls brought out in UM ,-ic narrative cf the I < muiiif.di-r. Captain SchooK vim is amontr Mn tmomi
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    THE IRISH ELECTIONS
    159 9 Labour Will Support Mr. de Valera Dublin. Jan. .*>. Doubt* MHi the attitude oi the Laij i;r P.ir'.v in the forthcoming election ha MM been settled The Party has d-cided to support Mr de Y.iVr.i rn.u.Wtiiwng the attitudi it adopted tn the last Dail. Router London. Jan.
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    FOREIGN MONET WANTED
    98 9 Soviet's Financial Plan a MtoMM lo ■Mnd hnflpi mmi Ruttfci is :i feature of the Soviet financial pIMM for 193 a An offer ls made by the State Bank t op.'n special accounts tor :.ir- triers who are Billing to tran :>'i n i::<*n€| to Moscow md
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    MARCONI'S FIRST ASSISTANT
    36 9 Death of Mr. Q. S. Kemp London. I. in The death occurred t :>!■<:• Dj 0 I B v. MM M.trconi's first assistant in the early ■*.:>•.. v. f\,-:::r.. SfeM tk«- -.'I!:-: invpntor Fa. 'H>'
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    SPANISH PRISONERS
    24 9 Fscaped Royalists K«'acli Senegal Madrid. 1 .1:1 r- reported that the escaped roya.: sod have MTtfed at Port Etieune in Senegal Reuter
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      177 9 Chilvern Cottage Cheese has a high dietetic value, a delightful tia <■ wonderfully nourishing i<n adult* and m f) pernOHM The Masterpiece in Cheese Making Spit iall> Matured— Perfect Flavour— Nutritious No Waste. SOLI) AS I AST AS IT IS MADK TRY IT— IT'S DELICIOUS OBTAINABLE FROM ROBINSON CO.. LTD.
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      914 10 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean :HK SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co, Ltd, Steam Ship Co.. Ltd. and China IHE HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP Co .< 1932. Ltd. Mutual Steam Navigation Co Ltd. THE CUNAKD STEAM SHIP Co. Ltd THE STRAITS BTXAMBHIP Co Ltd niK SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co.. Ltd. THB CHINA N.v.: lATJOM
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      466 10 Ellerman Bueknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Dae Salli Steamer Spore. Spore. b.s. CITY OF ATHENB For London. Rotterdam "and Hamburg Jan 14 Jan lfl s.s CITY OF RANGOON For Havre. London, Rotterdam and Hamburg
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      388 10 p. o. British India and Apcar Lines Incorporate in England 1 MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO INDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S COM LONDON AND I\H FAST MAII OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA t JAPAN. Dor I f.r. i..<«' .*.ipor» Tonnace >imc mw. 1933 CARTHAOB
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      636 11 _^jSl^ %^i3HßSt:»j #9BBt7«3K^^^TJBM9HsIBBHHSBVW2%> 9^^JU_^R^R^l jB RBv M \KSKII. I rS. LONDON WIWKKI' KOTTKKDAM \M) MII)I>I >|'.K(M (.11 KASHIMA MARC T 10.000 Jan. 12 13 FUSHIMI MARU T 10.900 Mar. 910 YASUKUNI MARU T. 12.000 Jan. 24 25 I A MARU T 10.000 Mar. 22 23 HAKONE MARD T 10.400 Feb.
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      450 11 i TPMtEStDEST:/lfltmEM />»- i^ y •fisssi^^^/l X. a >9J+MBiHrW Im9 scheduie EUROPE vm AMERICA VISIT SUNNY CALIFORNIA YOSEMITK PARK HOLLYWOOD- CRAM) CANYON WEl. hi MIIIN(.> !i;» t MXNILA AND OR HONG KONG TO sl\l Hi DIRECT OR VIA HONOLULU TO SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES AND VIA PANAMA CANAL TO HAVANA
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      848 11 K. P. M. KOMNKIIJKI FAKI.IVAAKI MAMSCHAPPU MAKA^: I Poeloe-Kldjaag, Sapat, Tembilahan. Poeloe-Pallas Si Rengat OP TEN NOORT— Friday. Jan. 6. Muntok (passengers and Sourabaya. 1 1 \<i \i i ;(>— Friday, Jan. 6, Belawan-Deli. pah I i' Saturday. Jan. 7. Padang-Bay Anpenan. Ba I -I WEEBT— Saturday. Jan. 7. Blinjoe,
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    SOUTH TAPING TIN
    421 12 The eleventh annual general meeting oj .-bar. ).>.!■.• IMfMMI Hi D« cCo '1922 i Limited was held :t Penan; Thurs Mr 1) A M. Brow?i (chalrmai presided an the irtlif present *'en Messrs. L. E. Sli A MMp, t" Knmann <by prcxyi. Fons- V I Ma;. OIMI
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    MONARCHICAL PLOT INEARTHED
    115 12 Two Men and Woman Held in Shantung According to a Chinese message from Tsmai.fu Omt Han Fuchu. Governor of Shantung, personally interrogated three men. ir. a ttman. \vh. -d in ccnnexiui'. with an alleged monarchical reit ion plot in Shantung. The accused were Li Liui-ihuar. Fu Pao-thi.
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      688 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated In Australia) I FQR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Reg^.ar mcEtnly sal.lnsrs by the well-known srfceamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and tfce 6S MANGOLA < 3.352 tons* [Cargo onlyj MAREH-LA is one of the iarpe?t and finest steamers trading j.'tralia Cabins de
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      338 12 I.S.K.LINE. ISHIHARA INDUSTRIAL A.YD TRANSPORT CO. (Incorporated in Japan > REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE FROM JAPAN. Due BaU JOHORE MARU Jan. S FOR KOBE. OSAKA. MOJI. TAWATA. NAGOTA AND YOKOHAMA BOSTON MARU Jan. 7 J«n. JOHORE v J»n W ERIE MARU J«n- 25 'a: I 1 MALTA MARU Feb.
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      132 12 THE EAST ASIATIC f(L LIMITED. T< i«>pn< PASSENGER AND XXIX.HI SERVICE TO (,IN(M LONDON ROTIIRI fV mj. BORINGIA Feb. 14 Ffeo. 11 ■i. FIONIA Mar alar. It m.s. ERRIA Mar M Mar 11 ms AUBIA Apr 18 Apr. SI mi. LALANDIA May f May 12 ftCCQUBMBfIBttBD A d JolQlOf prt
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      698 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pm and Thursday 7 30 a m Ktdah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m Saturdays 7 P m i Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7-30 ajn Kuartan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan tvia Padang Besar) Monday 7 p.m Kelai tan i
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      296 12 Bangkok r>. B nalder. Brit 3047. from London 5. lor Hong Koi- H. Mm Maru. Jap. .2513. from Yokohama for Colombo 5. Senanp. Dut 729. from Palembang 5. xo< Pal nibant: 7 loba. Dut 684 Q mbi 5. for Djambi I Hong Ltong. Brit. 739. from Cheribon 5. for tarn
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      SEAMEN AND SHIPPING
      1266 13 Tht Depression in tlu i Industry |Fn >ii Convsp< ncit 11' i London, l>e< 1 Much controversy ra^es round depression In BMrttaa attention is be!ns <i lifted to tIM qu.-stion of subsidies to I ps. Mr. Baldwin speaking at Sunderland *aid: "Foreign countries are building ti subsidies
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      STRAITS NEW YORK FREIGHT TARIFF No. 11
      53 13 STRAITS NEW YORK FREIGHT TARIFF No. 11 Button tha- with -ffei-t t;om Ist, 1933. tlie clause on p:ge 9c: I tfl in respect o." this cot nccllocl. STRAITS PACIFIC FBHGHT TABVP No I Palm 0 trooß Januarj- Ist. 1933. the -ate of freight on this 'comnvxlitv haj bsen fixec. at
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      JAPAN'S SHIPPING
      210 13 lllKip. :UU Atl.lMtil Service ;ans shipping revenue, which tops, iecei\able accounts of her invisible trade, it hi believed will exceed Y100.000.C00 this Non-line operators even piedict Y150. 000.000. The shipping income used to register V! 4 00C.000 to Y150.000.000 until a few years ago. when it started to
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      STOWAWAYS FINED
      128 13 I Two x>uth Africans RetortMasjLstrate Two youths. Victor James Cook.^ aad P:rcy Graham Hills, f Johannesburg and Rhodesia, respectively, were on a charge of stowing from South Africa to Hong Kong on the ,i:ner Rt d s It m >t .ted by Insepctor Rozesiiwy. w»io prosecuted, that the
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      DERELICT SHIP
      103 13 Soviet Vessel With Death Messages of Sailors VJiita. Dr«. 21. Papei > irentlj bearing death messages. of six sailors were found in the cabin of a wrecked motor vessel oil Dedo beach to-day T'r.- bodies of the s»\ OMOJ indicated th- v had i—i t •\;i-.-.:. j:i<: -larvation
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      48 13 Th>- Hiroumi Sh >ji Ka. ha <>; O.saka. who v>>k delr.i-ry ot the Koryu Maru early this year. I'avu orde.ed a iKiiMir vos^-I ot 10.U00 toius deadweight capacity. Two-stroke singleacting 3.600 blip inachir.<^r>- of a n<-w type, built by the Mitsubishi Shipbuilding and Eneintfrir. C> will b<' installed I
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      495 13 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS Daily and Weekly Editions) ROftTNSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. 066. Cable A Ifew AD\ 'ERTISER. SINGAPORE. Ihr premier morning daily in Mal.iv t Drhvered with the C hota tii/ri r. l( morning. Late>t news latest telejjrams and late>t annouruem^nts London rubber and un cables appear daily. Specnl features
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      261 13 t Lack of JLH Calcium fmk JhH causes Weakness fSSm-" n I^^H Build up your Strength with KALZANA— the Calcium Food Calcium it the mortar of your heaiti. the element that gives your body th< power of resistance. Any real lack o! this vital element will makt your body 14
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    GAOL FOR TOM MANN
    251 14 lalk of i W\\ March to Parliament Refusing to be bound over and to find sureties to heap the peace. Tom Mann, the 76-year-old in— iimi of the National Unemployed Workers' ifonii— it and Emrhys Llewellyn (SO), secretary Bum ill ml and went to prison for
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    JAPANESE COTTON GOODS
    459 14 Competition in Colonial Market- London. l>., In the House of Commons Mr. Hammer.-, ley asked Urn I for the OstM—H if hC is aware that out of 14.000.000 yards of cotton goods imported into Kenya in the first nine months of this year. 10,000.000 were from Japan;
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    SAVE ART
    160 14 Vienna Painters Call Attention to Their Piffci litMin.i Painters, sculptors and writers are suffering great distress and the painters have deviseu a plan to advertise their plight under the motto Carry Hauser. the well known painter and etcher, is the president of the new organisation. Three motor vans
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    A SCHOOL FOR WAITERS
    137 14 Paris I >posed to establish in Paris a special school for thope engaged in the hotel md < i.s and cooks but alto clerks and •bermaids would here be taught how to do their work with the greatest effl< len After all. every trade and industry
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    ARE YOU CLOTHES CONSCIOUS?
    246 14 I .i\\- tor r.iNV-(,.,!ii, Bachelor i wmtm. A book called "Clothes for the Occasion. has just been issued, which is likely U> mate* the peace of many an easy-going bachelor or tired business man. It is designed prinuudy for men who have not acquired su:l. "clothes
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    HORSE HUNTING
    214 14 Sweden's Herd ol MMI Wild There are not many countries in ctvTOaed Europe where horse-hunting may be enjoyed nowadays but this year an official Swedish has driven together no leas than sixty wild horses that wen peacefully grazing in the big stretch of forest and moor in the
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    TEACHING OF ENGLISH
    90 14 i:,,».,rt. r „L Malaya Colonel Wedgwood asked the Secretary of mete whether he has received any reports «fHifrrsttng that progress is being made in the teaching of English in Cyprus or Malaya or Palestine? Sir P. Cunlifle-Llster: I have received no special reports regarding the •»«"»n«n of
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    70 14 The death occurred In the General Hospital. Singapore, on Monday night of Mr P C Ferelra. who was for many years a resident of Kuala Lumpur. He was In the Government p and retired when he was interpreter of the Hhjwii Court Since then he had etfihmhwl HhMiif as an
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      265 14 Foods Made from the purest milk of cows pastured in the home cnu-tu's, the 'Ailenburys' Foods are as easily digested as mother's milk. They are germ free and are simnlv and quickly made by the addition of boiling water only. Fresh supplies, specially packed for the tropics, are received each
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      425 14 BANKS AND CHARTERED BANK (.1 INDIA M -IliM l\ \M' HIN (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter) Paid up capita) in 600.000 shares of £5 eacn ((l u0 I ;n d BVMJSSSI Reserve Liability of Proprietors OjiOO.OOO i im* jh b«*w- d>> \.M)ri,v ,nd I.- m he* Alor Star Doilo
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      295 14 LMSI RAM THE VOKI)H\M\ HANK. Hi' aa gXjgBJBBBBJBBjBJBBa. Em*, ftOTv f Capital nidriibri (Ftfßy paid up) ■eeerve Fund a President K. Ifortams, Esq Vice-President K. Takeuchi X Uoyd's Bank Ltd Aiwmdria (Egypt). Batavla. Berlin Calcutta, Canton. Changchun. Dalr* 1 py^ tien. Hamburg. Hankow. ■mMii. Hoi.c &q Honolulu, Kalyuan, Klmmbl, Kobe,
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      94 14 I BRITISH BROADCASTING ORPORATION j PR()(.KAMMKS FOR INDIA HI RMA, A 1 BTKAITB SI TTLLMKM>, nd i i 1 I'EDERATEI) MALAY STAIKS J I PBOM THE EMPIRE '1 HANSMIITER J DAVENTRY. ENGLAND I J Wavelength.^ 25.3 metres and 313 i i metres. J i To-(la\\ Programmr GMT. 2.30 p.m. Signal
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      426 14 HOUND YOUR DIAL Popular Shortwave Radio Stations The :ulluwing Ls a 'ist of station* whkh tan De i 'feived in Sinpapove Jara Stations Bandoeng PLM from about 5.20 p m gramophone records and telephony U'M.s w:th b;.iiii' Au tr.t.ia. and other stations I'Mial Ml ;i:ter records "Hullo Sydney." Tanjons Priok.
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    THE RUBBER MARKET
    300 15 Several R«c«* nr mmi erer expecu aay actMUea In Mm t saarv market. cspeemQr on the last i*- account, and when In ■laittkm that Saturday. kUe and ttagnant conditions ''.mot-i a foregone conclusion. The only aure of the market for the I was that there was no
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    SOUTHERN PERAK DREDGING
    126 15 3d 1192. states tit With dU b of average ors Me yard, a« eonv i«red ith 2,Ht.t»t cubic yards of average or cubic yard for previou: tat quantity of tin ore prodaced va- or averai-.e M. per ton. aa compared wiin '*ia and average price of £72
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    KAMUNTING TIN DREDGING
    127 15 uunta far year ended June 90. 1932. snow profit of |%M 5 (agttlnst £32.6§4>: M» >■ I JHT forward £58.857. making tavei £10,06*. interne* on Debenture* dividend of 2 per eentTlt tax, makmc Ma for year fnil» which will absorb Varing to carry-forward 260.779 .Total vas 1,626
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    19 15 I iotas'* far airplanes are reported t< ■v planes of an American at paay wi -he -+mT this wint-
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    126 15 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE ('haiiiM'> in Itcprt'M'ntntm nUI> -1O( X F\( M\N(.F 540.000 490.000 1.090.000 Dm. SI Jan. 3 American Can. Com. U\ 54 Am. Tphonr and Tgraph 104-v 103 107% Atcheson Railroad 40 M DapMHl Firestone. Common N.Q. N.Q. N.Q Gen. Electric 14 15 > Gen Motors 14 Goodrich
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    THE £ ABROAD
    156 15 THE ABROAD l». i 3t Jan. 3. Amsterdam 12 8.23 8.31 Athens 375 635 630 Belgrade 25.22'^ 245 245 Berlin 20.43 13.88 14.2 Bombay Is 6d Ifil3 16 163 16 Brussels 35 *0> 24.10 Bucharest 813 565 565 Buenos Aires 47 58 norn 42'j official Copenhagen 18.159 19.29', 19Gen* 25.2-
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    YESTERDAY'S RUBBER AUCTION
    105 15 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber AMoctotkm held its 1,103 rd. auction yesterday, when there was catalogued 1.571.754 lbs.: 701.68 tons. Offered 1,490.399 lbs.; 665.36 tons. Sold 1 182.469 lbs.: 527.88 ■p.l I,.ndon I%CI N V >:k 3.3-16 cts. fciatrd Smked Shwt i Standard Quality No Sales
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    BARLOW'S RUBBER REPORT
    123 15 BARLOW'S RUBBER REPORT Our last report was dated December 22nd, have intervened The market has been dull and ffluratom with prices inclined to sag. London closed last night at 2*d. and New York at 8 31« Gold, both markets quiet. HHMHdii *c give partle^an Kmgdom stocks at the dose of
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    KRAMAT PULAI
    30 15 The output from the Mmc for the month of December. 1932. was as follows Prom the Ml~> 10t pUculs Tin Ore. Prom Tributors 30 pikuls Total I2fl P
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    267 15 Ocean Shipments of rubber, including concentrated latex, latex and revertex, being final shipments on ocean-steamers at all Malayan ports, during the month of December 1932. Sheet Crepe Latex, Concentrated TOTAL L.vex Tons. Bevertex Tons. I i_ Destinat Ex- Transhipment Ex- Transhipment Ex- Transhipment pert port port Grand
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    FOREIGN IMPORTS
    175 15 Notes:— 1. Figures for 1931 were in tons 125,431 Average per month 10,453 3. Figures for this year are:— January 10,304 February 8,008 Mar.: 6,658 April 4,682 \l..\ 5,677 Jun» 5,665 July 5.34*' August 7,371 September 8.869 October 9,798 November 10,072 Dorpmber 10.089 Monthly average, 1932, to date:—
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    PALM OIL AND PALM KERNAL MARKET
    89 15 Latest buyers' prices, received by cabk terday morning, for Malayan Palm Oil and Palm Kernels, are: if landed weights H I Pliiladrlphia U.S.A., $2.12 per lb. c.l.f. landed weights Pacific Ports U.S.A., $2.05 cts. per lb. Ii f. landed weights Liverpool Holland Hamburg 15s.
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURN
    67 15 \,i..m-.. l.i!!iil im! < n irrnt* Rahman Hydraulic Tin. Limited output for thf* b of Dec. 1932, was 420 pik im Tin. 50-90 M ,risons. Barker A Co.. Ltd.. Penanr, agevts: Kamui. T td. outpu .49 pkls. (Dec. 1931. MM pkls). n run 992 lirs |fj
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS
    96 15 Foreign Imports of Tin Ore during the mouth of December, 1932. Country of Origin !<"'- 1. Burma 292 .iids India: B:u,t. and Billiton 596 Stagkep 61 OttMf Places 3 V Ffr.rti Inci- 4. Japan 89 5. Siam 1.289 6. Tanganyika 9 Union of South Africa 21 TOTAL
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      188 15 London. T.T. 1 1 16 London, D.D London. 30 days' sight London. 60 days* sight 2 4 1 16 London. 3 months' sight I 32 London, 4 months' sight 2 4 18 New York, D D 39"New Yorli. 90 d .s Calcutta, Bombay, Rangoon, Madras. Colombo, demand Sydney
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      PRODUCE
      140 15 S.: M Gambler i 6 Pearl Sago Snu.il I •undrted 5.40 Sago, flour 2 25 Devoe s Imperial Bi'lllant Kerosene per tin 2 60 Sylvan Arrow Kerosene pef tic -'48 Socony Motor Gasoline ex pump per British Imperial gallon ft Socony Motor Gasoline (4-galion tin) 3.M Shell Aviation f
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
      63 15 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION January sth. 12 o'clock noon. 1 R.S.S. equal to London Standard Spot .loose> 7 7l|lf >B.) 7*h Standard R.S.S on Tender Jan 7 Feb. 8 7«4 M. r 7 516 7% Apr-June luly-3ept. 7% 7% Tone of Market Very Quiet Latest Cable— London Spot Sheet
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    878 15 nil K-t» i \m m CLOSING QUOTATIONS Bujfrv S. tit.. Asam Kumbang <£• 23s 6d 25s 6d Austral Malay 18s 20s norn Ayer Hitam <ss> 11s 11s 9d Bangin Tin lls 12s Batang Padang ($1) 05 10 Batu Caves «S1) 40 Bukit Arang ($1) 40 nom. Bunxiah
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      73 15 v st ts Xi *'*•<* 512.000.0f10 Assurance in force over $35,000,006 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. ilnoorporaU-d In th^ Strait* Settlement* HEAD OFPICB Oreat ■Mtorn Llie Building ocU Street. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry. E.C. :.u, lJO.ioo deposlUd with me Supreme Court of England and complies with
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    A BAD DAY FOR FAVOURITES
    598 16 Perang Race Meeting Surprises DOUBLE TOTE PAYS $423 An Objection for Bumping Overruled l>*rom Our Own Correspondent! IVnun*. Jan. 5. Of tr- P. :.anu Tur! o New Year meeting attracted a large crowd which included the Sultan of Pera,. ;i Reaident Councillor and Mrs. Allen.
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    CHINESE MAN'S INJURIES
    65 16 I ChkMfee died at the Tan Ttx k Seng Hoapttal last night after an Ml When picked ur >mbulam*- in H ,:r MisUn I". S\n. .p.' i.:. .inr; |Md two tmmmd wlnptd wounds on h«ad. besides which a fractu: f :i and Internal Injuries were suspected. A
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    ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB
    64 16 On Sunday, the a Class will *,i\ Hm IM and final race Jor the Lipton Cup Stint tf 10 a.m. Bi prts.-nt 1 ad^ erte* by fi\»> points MM hiving 4 and t points rapt B Cla>s will <a«l th second of the wmjk of three
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    16 16 »eaal monthly miw. somes conn will br held on Frida> th. 13th instant
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    BRISTOL'S ELEVENTH WIN IN SUCCESSION
    1318 16 ONE POINT WIN OVE SERVICES Interesting Rugby Club Games Lt ndon. Dec. 20. Though attention in the Rupb\ matches I B Mi f M I Mi WtoUk .11.1. Scottish trial frames several of the rkib matches were also interesting Blackheath wen a riisapp mum ur.r.
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    RIVERS MEETS BRADY TO-NIGHT
    225 16 12 ROUND CONTEST AT NEW WORLD Interesting Supporting Bouts fßrach ..;.c: AI MMH MH M the Nrw Stadi;::n I ->v.vh' ;n a 12 sound conH;- H :.i- feMH hti:.; n :i,lar!\ ha- beaten all oppo:i( :.t- for some T-.nn now .::k. ho should b m xrcl-
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    MALAYAN SIKHS' TOUR
    282 16 Win Four Matches Off the Keel The Malayan Sikhs i team landed at Mon Christmas Eve and the same IVM I I.'' ißpdaa SMBI chosen from the leading Sikh. Indian. Chinese and European bad I fast gan> Udl Sarihu S. and Arian Sin- I llalayan Sir.. b
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    HONG KONG TO MACAO AND BACK
    344 16 YACHTS BEATEN BY WEATHER Only One of Fifteen Finishes Race Adverse conditions consequent upon the absence of ?.ny wind to enable the yachts to catch the f.des. spoilt the annual yacht race to M.. :.:-.d back, 'says the S China Mo:: Post on Dec.
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    THE CAPITOL
    318 16 John Barrymore in "Tho Mad Genius" John Barrymore heads a strong east in "The Mad Genius." the Warner Bro=. production b opened at the Capitol yesterday. The picture calls for the highest standard of acting possibl? and John Barrymore makes the most of his part. It is hea\y
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    AMBULANCE SERVICE
    115 16 Fewer (alls Last Year I iw ■■■■>' Singapore Iftmi-ambulanc-f attended to altogether 2.4 M call- Then 1736 police calls, and the tote] BjsjßMsf of patients w waa 2,718. Ol vehicular .undents then wen 713 parti- 1;i; earn Mtt, MMttH N sai mvolvin^ A r 39 cases in\o:\-(i btatfl
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    21 WOUNDS
    53 16 Chinese Bitten B\ Bag i ambulance was summoned to convey to hospital two „.'i< .r'-nng from dog bites yest<iria\ Or.c was a ChinCM WOOMtn in the Pay.-. 1- b;i; district and r case was that of QMMNBB man at ti- Miskin Police Station v i i had altogether
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    53 16 i:. cv.i.l have b< t n invited to play !.-•< k< .<•: U:< I A a .>.:. t thi SR on th< latter s 'round on Frida- V H.. C Lai M M H MafeßM X Radha. X D X Samn A N Xiii t X r C N;"!.,.-.< I)
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