The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 7 January 1933

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press l :>lv ..___ESTABiJsHEI) 1835. SINGAPORE. S.S. SATURDAY, JAMARY 7, li>33. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    402 1 Wide p«u»Tx to m.tk' regulation- lot the more effective <<;itr<>| it i r aflii in the Col«n> .ire ror.tain«d in lh» Tr.ittn Kecula tii, ii Ordin.ini whuh i- »hoitl> to he intridtxed n, 1 i 4.i«-l.i mi- (oumil Page 2. < hine>e who sold li in w.,r-
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK
    1153 1 Quicqud i ouni homiwet nottri ctt fuwtUfß Libeiu Javeaal. It was the kite Arnoid Bt-nnctt who om* sold "Examine the Honours List and you will know exactly nor- a Government tods to ttc inside. When the Honours List is full of rasmilhonaires and— <*— chumps, you
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      272 1 BMHA TEA > the freshness fragrance of the 1 iI a a n gardens iiftct to >our home. I(AFF HI H S EL ADELPHI SEA VIEW HOTEL HOTEL I»\Y'S VTTRAITIONS MONDAY i) IKT CTl^rr 1 r rr^ k ntMPP Owrtriß] l««at*4 r>ELJi;HTFI L SEASIDE KIJMArrtL lEA DANCE Table d'hote meals
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      138 1 LATF^T \HrERII«FMFM> Just published Page 4. Kill that mosquito Page 13. A date to remember— Page 8. Kepler gives the necessary energy Pafe 8. Week-end amusement quide Pages 1 and 9. CHRYSLER COMFORT sw 7 .4.\ /v;v VELLI M Is no ordinary paper under a new name; it is specially
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      11 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA
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    JAPANESE SUICIDE
    210 2 Tragic Incident on Fishinf Vessel The suicide of a young Japanese fisherman is at present occupying the attention of the fttngapore Ifarine Police Depart m nt The deceased was Kanei Masikado, aged 20. According to Inquiries made by a Singapore Free Press representative Masikado was out In his
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    THE SUPREME COURT
    117 2 <'••■• < >nenin« ol the In accordance with past custom the Asstars of the year will be opened ceremonially on Monday. Follow!' '.ml service in St. And: Cathedral, which mill be attended Judf*-. of the Supreme Court and members of the Bir th" Assl-ses will b? opened
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    TRAFFIC CONTROL IN THE COLONY
    1542 2 Wide Powers to Make Regulations PROPOSED ORDINANCE Pdbwag London's Kxample V\ > .ill urn:.- m«re effective control of traffic in Colony are contained in the Traffic Regulation Ordinance, ulndi i- shorth t<> he introduced in I< I :nu.- ouneJL i i'.ili Is to am. I
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    CHINESE SQUABBLE
    497 2 Police Sergetai Who Refused to Accept Sub-Poena An iJtafod nui-.t MM In Singapore's Chinatown betv Johore Chinese had a ■•Sjßjri :■-:<■:. Mi .1 X F. Gregß. the B Third Pi>.. i.ion. one summon-d th< othei U» duntarily to biro with ;i piece of iron. it Iran ptoed during
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    ASSAULT ON MR. AND MRS. BEGG
    822 2 Three Indian Accused Fined M SJSjMSfUI :u> employed at the Cal|B which they aMufJd U accused who D I i their right to st;uul in the I When U yesterday MOB, the accused were called upon to While the fir I sjg waft baud
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    SOLD GIRL FOR $44
    152 2 Chiiu-t Gets Nino Months Sentence For selling a four-year-old girl for $44, an elderly Chinere was sentenced to rfln? me rigorous impriconment by the actins Criminal Di trict Judge, Mr. J. H. Pedlow, yesterday. Originally the accused was charged in con-' Bon with a Chinese and
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    16 2 To-day, happily, we are free boh of Free rrade and of the Gold Standard.— Mr. Amery.
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    COFFEE SHOP MURDER
    505 2 Inquest Von! \l:<im-i I >,n I inese A verdict of culpable homicide amounting to murder was recorded by the Coroner, Mr. P. G. Bourne, at the ""^ififm yesterday of the Inquiry into the death of Tee Gim. a Chinese silversmith, who died In the Tan Tock Seng
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      339 2 BUSINESS CARDS. COCKHAVEN MANOR BISHOPSTEIGNTON ENGLAND, specially welcomes families on leave from the bat, offering the charm of an Old ICngnsh Country House, together with every convenience of modern high class Hotel. 9 n acres private grounds. Riding. Hunting s( Golf. Tennis. Bathing. Boating. Mo petty n restrictions, no corkage.
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      202 2 TENDERS S!\<- \PORE NO! U i i rl i i NOTICE la here* that lena. ow invited for tL*e fallowing Mater: ervtces and that imflii^gfi of such t. My be obtained in the Tender Suppl lor period 1933 to JOth Aprtl 1934 Date ul r 4 p m Match «th
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      268 2 tiu; wekk Satarday, 7th. High Water 06.15 8 3 ft, 20.21 7.2 ft Fenang New Tear Races, second day. Golf Singapore G.C menthly medal (bogey), Keppel G.C. monthly medal (bogey) Bugby Malaya Cup: Negri Sembilan -Malacca vs. Singapore at Seremban; S.C.C. s 2nd XV vs. Wiltshires and Gloucester? v at
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    BRITAIN IS ELECTRO ING THE WORLD
    676 3 I 1: Hour Walk through World of Machines n FOR SIXTEEN n p Sma?ave\ d I *rnt lor a walk one day for one and a The scenery was British electrical s( nipwii m bring made for sixteen countries. It T I from tiny
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    PRINCE'S £500,000 JEWELS
    129 3 IN .is .tit Paris. Dee. 11. News tes reached Nice of a remarkable adventure of Prince Aaun Jah. the elde«t son of the nun oT Hyderabad, and his wife, while rc^^hif on th e Italian side of the frontier. A sudden bump caused by a hole In
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    LONDON IS MOSTLY RUN BY PROVINCIALS
    2071 3 Ol London "> M S Q Out Of ■.re Londoners; but Kn Finance. c Gas and Water and Electricity, and at Scotland Yard, the 'Bi^ llotses" are Mainly Londoners Only by Adoption. "And thank God for making me a good Cockney. Every night it
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    ROUND-THE-WORLD IN ACTON-PICTURES
    751 3 Col. Munn's Interesting Film SOME SINGAPORE SCENES (From Our Own Correspondent 1 Louden, Dec. f. Round the World on 5.000 Feet" is the title of a travel film shown at a meeting of the Royal Geographical Society this afternoon at their premises in Exhibition Road. S.W. The
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    FRENCH CONCESSION
    159 3 Remarkable Increase «f aw tnffh»l l'O|lUl.tlMlll The year which has Just drawn to a close shows an increase in population in the French Concession. Shanghai, and many stride* ward, made in the intereaU of the general public Comparative figures showing the increase of population, and taken throughout Che
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      17 3 PEACE BRAND CONDENSED MILK Economical and Satisfactory l>i«|r-but..r» 0. Ramasamy Nadar Co., 86, Market Street, SINGAPORE 7692.
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      53 3 SAVE- 111 FLOOR SPACE. WASTED tllOltr. I I II sop. I FIT HBEI "*s'' 4 -^HBh *T*l <£*"' *^t ■fefc-4 J^*r a s^*" i c SESS9BHBSSiIt2 rcflPJfll Renold Chain Drives II I I AND RBDUd RUNNING COSTS. 11l 111 MIN ATE TRANSMISSION BREAKDOWNS HI CUT HANDLING CH\K<LS. 11l SOLE AGENTS:
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    MR. JUSTICE McCARDIE ON LAW OF LIBEL
    498 4 When "Right To Expose A Rascal Is Not Exercised" SEQUEL TO ACTIoX BY MR 11. B. HORRIS London I*. 1". Mr. Justice McCardie had some things to say about the law of libel in the King's Bench Dtrtsion to-day when a point was
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    99 4 A priM oi £100. founded by Viscount Cecil ci Chelwcod. for an essay on same subject :m:ntenanee of intt-r- r, tag 4MM bearing on the In r work of the League o: Nv. year to Alexander of the University of Edinbur Ti. NM which have been evicted Round Tower at
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    MRS. MOLLISON'S NEW RECORD
    1258 4 "Flight Could Be Done In GREAT HTELCOME AT CROYDON London. l>e< Mi^ Mollison li nciid \esterda> .it I- p.m. at Ki>dt n \.i.di.. in.- on the ruin pletion of her homeward Hunt from < a|M torn, which had oocupieJ eight d.i>>. She ua~ -jiver a yre.it
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    TRAVELLER FOR THE ROYAL MINT
    556 4 Business Tour of Latin-America THi:KKi'KNN N BITS IN DEMAND Lonfer. Dec. ore of the mo-t anci-nt of British ndustries. the minting of meney. to winning i world market i« described by Colonel Ste Robert Johnson. Deputy Mailer and Comptr ,f th Mint, in his annual
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    SEPARATION MOTION LOST IN BURMA
    107 4 Federation Acceptable on Special Term> K.inc<»«'H. IHn The Burma Legislature, after a six oafs de bate, defeated by a majority of tan votes. Iff Ba Fe's motion vrgmc the Oovenment to ac cepi from India, and urging the flnwn— ml t i t r .t
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    CINEMA TRAGEDY
    172 4 Xctrt's. hit-* til \N<Received in W;tr -< Mtvs Yaiik. Liu-tsitig popular Chin* >• actress oftbeTl Chung Motior p ptny died at the Kung Sen Hosptui Suoeb* scenes for the picture "The M*r» r.- o ox? when a aaMmr accidentrlly fired «ttti M ffi«»f Yang and a company of
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    PRINCE'S ENGAGEMENT DENIES
    91 4 Nn I! Mmi i The Daily Bxprew Boa* corresp that according to report* Mgaorina a nlneteen-year-os* Dalian manitu n shortly »ed tile MMrob of fthm# T stated that they met on board the liner v when- the girt m ■—plnypil as a asw«*| on a voyage from
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      176 4 m JUST PUBLISHED I THE Singapore &nd Malayan Directory! 1933 (The lUiku Merah) 54t/i Annual Edition completely revised and brought up-to-date Price Si Obtainable from PRINTERS LIMITED 1 M COLLTER QUAY, SINGAPORE. ami LEADING BOOKSRIJiEBS -1- ***i 1 1 Conquer vu I Nerve troubles j J 1 M Loss of
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      174 4 IN AGONY FOf SIX MONTHS Avstul Burning on Face and Hands. Cuticura Healed. had an awful burning sen** that seemed to be under my skithen red pimple* broke cm* on n and hands. The tortHf, and b h-M on and Imi o*»fira*t. T skin on my hands began to tht
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    AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON
    3162 5 AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON HOW WE PREPARED FOR CHRISTMAS London. !►»■< :i I 1 From the Free Press 1 Correspondent Christinas win M>on be here there are In fact only four cicre days to go. and preparations are nearly i ady for the great occasion. For weeks now the
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    HIGHEST MEDICAL HONOUR
    170 5 Mother <>f Three Children Master of Sur^try A three children, who believes that it X tospV tv run a heme and carry on a career, has beei\ gi\ uegree of afsjlax of Surgery one of the highest imriical honours. She Ls Mrs. Philippa Parn Martin. F.R.C.S and
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    NEW B.A.T. CIGARETTE
    135 5 400.000 Made Daily :it Kuala l.umpur Factory Cork-tipped cigaii-ttts at awderaH rapidlj finding favour amonu Chinese 111 th pjlj rowtaf citmand. the B.A.T. factory at Pudu is tumiiv: thei. 400.000 per day. a m... M.'ii rapnaaal U »t*J p.cted the pnirss ul manufacture. Horn tlir laai to
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    IRISH SEA COMES TO LONDON
    345 5 IRISH SEA COMES TO LONDON Bottk'd For Health Treat nu'nt ■MO MMk quantities of the Irish Sea come to London. They arrr. led glass containers called ampules and are delivered to the Quintin Polyclinic Sea-Water Diypensarj'. iht only spa of Its kind in London. Tht Quintin Polyclinic derives its name
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    TO COMPETE WITH JAPAN
    66 5 China Plan to Make Own Newsprint I o< all\ Nankint; The Ministry of Industries is now turning its iwo new enterprises. the const: lift ii,i. .1 h,i. rin Nt ol tin |)ini lain .-.<: t: The Imports of pap China amount to almost 53ft.000.000 annualh ;-nd
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    61 5 I Mil lai I Ol H MHMBMfI I i Ml I DJMIB I Bcot. hi World's Pair, which wUI open at (hi i v, )ii r v i; Ailan'i! i ]«-ci a' t:. tin Tl,< r ..:.i: miles C Ann .i!: .id M;i »h. }< \a) S. oi Lxjndi i
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    INDIAN ROPE TRICK LIE
    176 5 "Bit:;;* I rand in \sia. v ;t \s Sir E. Denisoii Ron. the Orientalist. Is tkt Although thousands have aeen It." he a*v d— eye-witnesses, or "He-wttnesees." as he rred to rail them— "it is quite clear it has r been done People have even produce*
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    BRITISH "BABY" CAR.
    200 5 Nr\\ |r iv niph in I r.iiu l'..n« It. r Thrxx- ne* records have been cataMMMd on the Month). r\ track in ideal «(tther condttaaw by Oeorge Eyston. A. Denly. and T H Wisdom. mho took turns at the whe* I of at. ml l standard super-charged
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    53 5 The Straits Chlnm Rradlng dub mm m mence work for iv new sesstci M > I'< ii in r;i,. j j): AMivals In Hong Koog. from Manila taut ■Mgk War ftr M a jj- am tm nine Itlamti if— Bo^v«»h *am Hmu < •r i« I X I 1« I
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      188 5 I I A v *—.-<--,. 7 W I mm V M m m^ m >O* .NIAKT^ AND ,NVM.D» 7_f f M MM -F MjW M 1 c*,^ My ffW hmo b»* I [JU f /ji > 5 I I \\vtv cxitn tiling xoiir .<«"->, i |»;il(> iir»«i- in a tin
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    SHE'S IN THE TALKIES NOW
    1182 6 SHE S IN THE TALKIES NOW The Maid of the Mountains on the Screen By Our Cinema Correspondent "T :B Capitol's present attraction. The Mad Oenius" is one of the best dramatic profaatUons In which John Barrymore. has yet Ejppefcred. Seldom Uet scenes Seen Introduced into a film as those
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    Sweet (?) Charity
    486 6 Sweet Charity I by .'.Try Aster p {HAPS no organlsatic interest, and takes better care of its less fortunate members than the motion pi Industry. Film folk always keep right on, helpIng others. They continually lend their efforts to ffUffP" I**1 and drives for raising money for the sick and
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    YOUNG ACTOR IN "CAVALCADE"
    81 6 One of Hollywood's latest child actors. D:ck tenon junior, who is playin?, Edward •ot in the Fox Film of Noel Coy. lcadi'" b the son of Dick Henderson n^lish vaudeville and p I actor, and has never before i in a film. Edward and hi.; broth
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    20 6 1 ft former Paramount star,' has ended tl from tne screen to stap s in Par; re I can n
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    A "NO HOOTING" WEEK
    595 6 I]\|H'«im< :s :;r Towns Should Follow GERMANY'S WAR ON NOISE Wiesbaden has had a hooter-free week. It was part of a canpalgn to reduce street noises. But here is a surprise. It also reduced rtreet accidents. Preparations for a hooter-free week a-e being made throughout the
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    "CAVALCADE" SET
    186 6 Vrmistiee Day Ceremom .it Los Angeles Armistice Day memorial services were held on the Trafalgar Square set of the "Cavalcade" production at the Fox Studio, with U Rev Robert Oootjen. bishoD Angeles, i Mounted on the plinth ol an exact rr,i. tion of the famous l.'iri N urn
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    MOTORING PROBLEMS MADE EASY
    795 6 MOTORING PROBLEMS MADE EASY j AVOIDING TROUBLB I I Ba a Hit tlu Fn l'n ss i Motoring orrespondvnt In inptHit to several wurtt recently that we sho«ld devote a certain MMW of space to Matters of Interest to Ucal ■isrloti, we have made arrint'Miwli Bhartj a special corrrspoi.df nt
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    COMPETITIONS IN NEWSPAPERS
    1539 7 'Outsidf th»- K-wtion of lournalKm" OF THE PR! PCI competitions and the publication 'ling and sweepstake news were discussed •idence by representatives of the newspaper industry before the Royal Commission on Lotteries and BMUng in London yesterday Mr R ■*rrtngton-Ward, assistant ♦ditor :he Times, submitted a memorandum
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    YORKSHIRE'S POACHERS
    205 7 Poi>»n (ia^» Raids in Mot«M-( Lendon, Jan. 5. Mtng potoß g«s, high-powered cars lectric torches and silenced guns are believed 0 be operating at night on lonely estates in i forkshire. Some of the best known game preserves have I "en raided, the combined efforts of game- 1
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    CITY WHERE ALL DOORS ARE BARRED
    397 7 CITY WHERE ALL DOORS ARE BARRED VAMPIRE EIDERS 1 Search For In Mm Sml Notes To Police Paris. Dee. It. After eight Moths in hiding the Vampta of Stra.ssbunr is Mi have returned to terrorise the city. The half- naked and mutilated body of a boy was found to-day in
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    £3,000,000 CITY OF STEEL
    344 7 £3,000,000 CITY OF STEEL Tim \\\h£v a^ New Sheffield WORK FOR A lUage growing into a new Sheflai > the rapid industrialisation of a whole OOu Mi is the promise held out by the c i the Banker* Industrial Development I finance Stewarts and Lloyds, the famoi combine. I t
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    48 7 Parents are terrified for tlMflr eMta, and nc young unman will go out iinarrom panted between dusk and dawn. Tht polite are swamped with frant.c appaafc Kttle late home frum &chao! Any .strange, man seen talking to an unaccompanied child, houever mnocentlj- runs tte rtek of b« rd
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      224 7 WHY 2,250,000 PEOPLE I j CHOOSE FRIGID A IRE j f^C n will liive you more eflScient refrigeration with surprising economy. liefrigerat ion that can be controlled by mrai of X JL"^ Hi (old ,ptrol." Refrigeration suitable for vegetables by means of the "Hydrator." TTI t M it is dependable
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    BROOKLANDS NOT SO DANGEROUS
    262 8 BMda'i attack on Track I <xl Fierce controversy, with the possibility of legal action to follow, is raging among racing motorists as a result of Sir Henry Birkin's allegation that Brooklands "is, without exception, the most out-of-date, inadequate and dangerous track In the world." Mr Henry
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    WOMEN WRESTLERS WITH SCOWLS
    246 8 Didn't They Throw Each Other About And now "Lady Wrestlers." London has sarr.nled most attempts at "novelty," and now complete (or nearly complete) with bathing costumes, "The Imperial Troupe of Lady Wresthas arrived. I was earnestly assured (writes a Daily Herald representative) that it was not
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    SHOPGIRL MARRIES A MILLIONAIRE
    716 8 After Years of Sdfag Wedding Gifts CYNICAL "DINK IK'S" VIEWS I am able to reveal th- of a pntty London shop-girl. Miss Winifred -DinMann, to the millionaire son and heir of Mr. B Biruch. the New York £12.000,000. Stock Exchange king, writes a Daily Express Special
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    CHINESE FASCISM
    115 8 Ml Publications Kaimcd in South West Canton, Dec. 23. lodtak published Ly Chinese quasi-Fasctsti organisations are fir t banned throuyhout the Invest, and six qu;: weeklies poMMktd in Shanghai and Ranking are prohibited from sale m Canton and other cities in the Southwest. At the req™ Kuomintant,' Southwest
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    SIX UNSOLVED CRIMES OF 1932
    827 8 Twenty W(«nien Vidims in Four Years ::-J MTIIDKUKKS AT LARGE London, Dee. 20. Unless there are sudden las>mim:te developlinonts 1932 will co-e as another black year of unsolved murder mysteri:s. Gix more crimes have been added to an already long list. Since the beginning of
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    56 8 A Gla^ow business man received a surprise i svhen he ordered some oysters at the oyster >f a restaurant. One of the oysters conn four pearls, and although of little value the event is interesting: h rarely are more than two pearls found in a single shell. The oyster cam;
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    FOUR ASSAULTS BY CONVICTS
    210 8 Revealed By Home Secretary 1 M|H |m, 13. Light was cast on recent events in Dartmoor by Sir John Gilmour, the Home Secretary, in Parliment yesterday. Stating that there was no foundation for a suggestion that the number of disturbances in prisons is increasing. Sir John
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    68 8 At the Instance of the Deputy P Prosecutor Papathy. a Tamil woman, produced before Mr. A. B. Ccbden-Rams;. the District Court. Malacca, and charged perjury in a cheating case tried before Mr C. Willan on November 23rd last against a ma: ci Mohamed Ibrahim, who was acquitted She was committed
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    HATED TO BE HAD
    150 8 ■frwtlnl FngltelM— Gets Man in Japan An English it ihfciil of »han«hat name is given as Thomas Wilkinson. a form* sailor, has been responsible for the arrest ii Kanda. Tokyo, cf a German engineer a swindler, says the Japan Chronicle. Wilkinson, armed mith a revolver and
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      643 8 Vigorous pia\ puts KEPLER TRADE MARK tcl\ 0H COD LIVER OIL strength WITH MALT EXTRACT RICH IN VITAMINS A. f ami D Gives the energy needed to revitalise the young. W^^ Children to whom it is adminisBi^M? tered regularly, develop strong Bftji bone and healthy bodies they are better able
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      39 8 To treat efcese complaints lycotw* folly, get to the root of the trouble. Clarke's Blood Mixture is the world's greatest blood purifier end heeler, it it famous for Blood and Skin Disorders. Of Ckmdm md 9mm. EmmUvg-dm UQUtDtr TAHI
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    Cavalcade
    1279 9 The Million Dwlstf I'iln- BgUtH a single foot uf Noel Coward's "CavalcaoV had been filmed, the Fox Comjany had spent over £20.000 en research work •sstntial to Ma rt—hm accuracy. When you remember that scores of quite sucessful movies have been turned out complete. tar much less than £20,000.
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    CONSULAR CHANGES
    49 9 1. Mi P. Ulunt Leaving Shanghai For Ifoaktasf inking. Ih-c. ::o M .vill leave January 23 for Peiplnp to assume a Consul there, while Mr. A P D v Bhai ai Is eoniv I Nsflkfes] I ocd Mr Tuson. c-l Mr Blunt wm formerly stationed at Swatow.
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    NEW "GOLD RUSH" IN HUNGARY
    231 9 NEW "GOLD RUSH" IN HUNGARY INTERNATIONAL CAPITALISTS tOO Claims Staked Along Danube Valley r. ..l.tpest. Jan. 6. it ported that British, French, and American capitalists are negotiating for the mrpose of taking part in the exploitation of the &old lying in the valley of the Danube. The >roduction of gold
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    "FEVER" SPREADS TO BALKANS
    90 9 Igrade. Jan. 6. A nevl economic crisis in th" Danube countries is an outbreak of gold fever. Gold has always been found in ma: rivers. thmißh not in sufficient quantities to warrant its commercial for gold. L<? now ried on by peasants to a greater extent
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    19 9 Our secondary education is suited to the M v i these we are moderately successful Misj Margaret M Napier.
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    THE GOVERNOR'S TOUR
    114 9 is the programme of tii< of H.E. the Governor from to-day to Saturday, January 28th. To-day. His Excellency and Party leave Penan 3 ior Langkawi in Se a Belle II Sunday. Bth. In Langkawi. Monday. Jan. 9th. Leave Langkawi lor Penang. day, Jan. 10th 8 a.m Arrive
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    JAPANESE MISSING
    129 9 u-p ip» i Mtii ;mi in Jeho! b*w. Dec. 2C Mr. S Ito and Mr. R. Masuda, two Japanese respondents, are reported to have been murdered while travelling In Jehol. Onh fr.ipmt -ntary reports have yet been news having been given out to-day although the murders are reported
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    PLAGUE OF MUSK RATE IN SHREWSBURY
    210 9 PLAGUE OF MUSK RATE IN SHREWSBURY RESII IN BETS Railway, River and (ami rivrpimul idenu of Shrewsbury are ■»*'»irtinc muak rats in the streets, which have been invaded fey some of the thousands that have over-run the countryside. The whole of Shropshire to uniting to exterminate them. rappers are working
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH
    26 10 DOMES TIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH H-\RBOl"W- On DSM tmh, 1932 :it Batu Gajah Hospital. Lo-.ver Perak. to Gladys, of Robert Barbour. Aver Ta'.vah Estate, an.— a daughter.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1933 PROTECTING THE OPIUM REVENUE
    737 10 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1933 PROTECTING THE OPIUM REVENUE The short writers in the popular ActtOf) magazines have given Singapore an outstanding reputa* on as one of the centres around which ttwotfts much of the iniquity oi fclM Ea The reputation ;s not altogether unjustified In one regard,
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    612 10 > The Hon'ble Mr \V H Thome, acting I > Just: is expected to go on home toawj \<rch. M: :-'.edger are leaving Singa- pore for by the Nieuw HollarJanuary 19th ...iam Peel. K.C.M.G.. Governor of H Kcng. has been elected an Hoi i of Queen"s College. Cambridge. Notice is
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    442 10 NEWS Ihr Idllol. Sir.— As a reader I f your paper for the last le.ven years may I be suggest hat there i- room for improvement with aid to the selection cf news items from Press? in example cf what I mean In your issue of
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    RARE MALAYA STAMPS
    230 10 i., th- dn Sir. In reply to ex-Phiiatelisf m fMvMday's Pree Press I have no* tn my possierinn a Jerable number of the old stamps collected by my father when he was here in MM. These include a number of Sunsei Ujonc «Umps of the lower values
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    SUNGEI UJONG STAMPS
    69 10 lv the Iditor I H.,..- .ft I must's letter I mornfnc'* Free Press, I Immediately wok^d up paste sumps when I was a child I did net And the ffr"*fjr* Ujonc stamp he mentioned, but he may be interested to know that I found some issues of
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS
    106 10 The Governor has been pleased to appoint the following gentlemen to be 1 with om Jam;. ItSS: Mir. S 0 Hacker, Mr. S Q Wong. Dr. H. 8. Mnnstil Dr H T Wee. Dr. K. K. Pathy. Mr D G Os borne- Jcnes. M: »unnian. "The foUowing genUenen
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    30 10 A b^hop in gaiter* looks Uh» Pickwick at ■a funeral —The Bishop of Hoc* Kong. All of us in this country Immb keoone ■accustomed to living eUifwty well —Lord OhalH
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    WILL HITLER WRECK THE GOVERNMENT
    107 10 •ate of the Yon Vhi" Cabinet MSUI /I Hrrun. Jan The political armistice dvrwd b P •Undenburg month *so end* to-day Me oC the SchVfccher Cabinet vfl h hi* month fur the Council ol Eld**:- Uttcliatat meet* on W<4ncsda Parliament U to re-asse.v It will
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    MR. JUSTICE SPROULE
    414 10 Tribute I-"": 1V11..1 .inn :om Our (Hi. Correspond rVnanc. J*« atrt**-t tributes to XI m y^ supreme Court this morning seior a fuU gathering of mnnDr, of the aa: The Honirte Mr Lim Cheng bn. P of the Bar Committee, addressing Uv said the> had aaim»d In
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    ICEBREAKER AGROUND
    44 10 I'nsuccessful Kffort* to \d Malyguin The Soviet ice-breaker ftlafcnguin. wttn a «w of 100 aboard, is ssjsmni not far from Spttzaer «en The k<: tmiti Sebov went to her a&sWann The Lenin, which to At Archangel en route to help Reuter Wireless
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    COMMODITY MARKET.
    68 10 1 Ml SI lIN \M» Xl HHI I \MI STI Xl IM. XVI r^ London. Jan. Rubber and Tin prices an sterling rate in New York and Pan sp* abled to the Free Press, are as follow TIN Spot: £H. :44» Forward Tone of Market Steady Xl 881
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      51 10 A UNIVERSITY FOR CROOKS 18 said U) exist in the East End. Sort oi" College for plunder-uraduate-. Singapore needa no university of this sort. The protection so necessary to residents [g the :> G AFL A BURGLARY and THKFT POLICY. GENERAL ACCIDENT. FIRE MFF \SSIRANCE CORPORATION LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers.
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    IRELAND'S GRAVE ISSUE
    417 11 i>lete Separation From Britain M.KRA > DEMAND ".■<•• nt Allegiance Must Go for her i i in •Ii '> VaJera is liX ;us demand .tr.oate for compile separation of the st..tr from the B:iUsh Commonme ;n the forthcoming election is the halary. Thr country to-«i vci ed
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    ALWAR UNREST
    75 11 Uttu>al to l'a> Uind Revenue Cnsssmns! unrest in Alwar State follows tt» refusal of sfeo villagers to pay the land iwsme until thetr grievances are settled. DUso far bjwv been confined to the tssting of sIkSBM and bjowsa of fltodHs who re»«s*d to ■usaufct to funds to carry
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    S. AFRICAN POUND
    54 11 Kut lire Polir} Indefinite i ttpanrial ctrcles rtrtpate that v-.>-:n pound will be at parity with Mr. missel to an M^sivka to-day, said the n» deci&ion reachod by Parliament. The quesimmi of linking the South Africa pound with *trrMng or as an luiisjsmlint ouotarion In the "Pen
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    GERMAN INDUSTRIALIST.
    29 11 Death ot Dr. Km.t v.»n Kor>iu Itrrl,,, 1.,n Dr tliMii yon Borsig. one of Oermany's fuoneiilor. dMd this morning at the age of '•t the war Reuter
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    DEATH OF FORMER GERMAN CHANCELLOR
    27 11 DEATH OF FORMER GERMAN CHANCELLOR The oVath is announced uf the ex-Chancellor and ilinpa»n rrg^ti** llerr Wilhelm Cuno. a heart stroke, at the age of 57 Reutei
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    DID CARELESS SMOKER CAUSE LINER FIRE?
    321 11 ATLANTIQUK STILL BURNING Vessel Being Towed to Cherbourg P.ir.s |,n h The Atlanttojoe is now being towed Cherbourg but is not expects to reach before Saturday night —Rr-uter 11...-.- In, Towing the Atlantique. reported at 11 ccl:ck to be 65 miles from Havre. i»
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    NORTH LONDON CRIME
    129 11 Foreign Doctor Shot in Koardiim House Landan. Jan. 3. Scotland Yard officers are combing London fo-dar for the murderer of Dr. Angela Z nides. a native of Cypriote. Cyprus, and a Doctor of Science, who was shot dead at midnight in the hall of a North London
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    COMMUNIST SCANDAL
    97 11 Dishonest Party Leaders Sentenced to Death A scandal among the higher ranks of c munists was revealed to-day at the trial of eleven party kader> ;or sMftHstH sabotage with regard to grain collections. The ringleaders, including Golivin exSecreUry of the Regional Committee of Communist Party, and Ponamarchuk. a
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    IN CONFIDENT MOOD
    98 11 Stock Exchange Begins •he Nil Year Ixmdou. fun The Stock Exchange started th« <■ H confident mood and. although developed, mainly owing to profit -t is r-r ur.' S an minings again commanded the chief attention and. in Most instances, prices further advanced substantially Sterling exchanges fluctuated
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    BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR
    86 11 l.a-t Voiir^ Kooord Likely It he Broken 1.0t.d.M. .1.111 I. The interest being shown in the forthcoming British Industries Fan*, which o;> Marrh 3. Is greater than e%v lenced and this fact is regarded as a hopreport for the New Year. There are a indications that the
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    JAPANESE TERMS REJECTED
    1098 11 Feared Reprisals at Peiping and Tientsin ARMY'S ADVANCE Defensive Measures at Shanghai >han; r ti 1 1 lan. 1.. nese on the east bank and the Chines^ troops or. th- west bank of the Taishiho :norning. but it last d only tor about halt an hour. The
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    SIKH SAPPERS NOT TO CARRY ARMS
    122 11 COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF'S ORDER Refused to Accept Lower Castes as Messmates ;•<>< ii.i. Jan. i>. The Commander-i:.-Cii.. prohibited sikhs sclongmi m Mh Bammy mmpta it Kirkec fa canj srmi I I 12 days. loßavmi *mi rafMßl of certain Jath BmiM I I accept as lower "i
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    B.B.C. OFFENDS
    93 11 Omkial Protect b\ Polih Amha>>adi>r London, .lan. 3. A tgawrrt the use cf a Britttl radio n i«>; the purpose of political propaganda inst a friendly nation has been made tv Foreign Offiie by th^ Polish Ambassador in London. Th.s Amba.ssador's Note takes exception to tain remarks on
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    TO RELIEVE DISTRESS
    87 11 UA l.inn BtmltTl 6lfl to Red Cross Washington. Jan Tht Emergency Farm Reliei Bill to (mMU minimum prices for wheat, co'ton, tobacco and hogs has been introduced in the House of Repj ntatives by the Chairman of the H «v-< it ure Committee. C v to the
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    JACK PICKFORD.
    52 11 Famou> Film Btat^l Death in Paris Puri*. .I^l. \iMary Pickford's brot!-. I to-cia. ia HamiteL wmf bten rtn| pom i ervous breakdown .since Oct. |4tk Bl I sHi Oli\f Thomas, died in UN sam^ Mlpsmi in 1920 r. irtakmi an external :>>tion vi mistake f or her medicme-
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    'FLU' EPIDEMIC
    53 11 :{O.OOO British Postmen Victims I Diid'Mi Jan. ?>. Til-' mu^'.iM.r.a ')lv AiMtin-r »s blamed f.-, SJjßjn epidMßll Ol uv.\n- :i;.t H pMti Bl Britain. kMIMMi I tnat IMM Mk pastal nsflqPMi in London and the Hum.- OMBfItBM MM the si( k m mttM twilllj per cent, of the
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    BRITISH TELEPHONES
    94 11 Subscribers Trebled in 21 Years l/iindiin .l-i i Sir Kmgslry Wixxl. the Po>:tj 'Oeneral. ,pei ng the Youm ••phon.- Exhibition H. i MfH ii ''> a !hM i this week b the Britisil Post Orti- l .<i IsiDßi tin- responsibility of pro* lii th( nL En that tinn-
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    LONDON COUNTY HALL
    73 11 New Win*! to Ik' Opened This Month London. Lan I. Thr Mm v. ins,' of the L^.ndon County Hall. istatlnt MM msfcrnsM liall. library and offices. u> now nraring completion and will for'his month. I a site with an extcn>i' c uver Iront on the names almost
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    CARDINAL BOURNE HOME.
    33 11 l^.i.d'.h .Lin. Cardinal Bourne arnud at Plymouth to-day from Naples on the Orient liner Orford Hi> which caused considerable anxiety during his st.. ias slightly improved during the voyage home.
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    STOCK MARKET QUIET
    21 11 (..mi.,.. J.m. I The stock market is een quiot morning. War Loan 3 p»-r 98 Q New Yea
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    GIRL "KERB CRAWLER" IS LONDON'S LATEST
    288 11 AITKALS FOR HELP WITH HKK CAI Then An Invitation To Have A Drugged "Hi?htcap" The woman "kerb crawler. accomplice of blackmailers and robbers. has BMde her appearance in MM MM End af London. The fira victim of this new pest was a younc man
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      104 11 Chihern Cottage Cheese has a high dietetic value, a deUgkifx i wonderfully iiouriHhinfj im adult* n ws Bb ""k ""TS^ \E Bvßbi*>'^^^^ w 1 Br* )Vv< /sS^k— •^■i Em^^^b^^ /i 1 SV JMir^ J I The Masterpiece in Cheese Making Sppiiall> Matured I'erfett Flavour— Nutritiou> NO Wa-te. SOLI) AS FAST
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    CALVIN COOLIDGE DEAD
    571 12 America's Prosperity' 1 President BRITISH TRIBUTES Congress Adjourn^ as Mark «)f Respect i- hineloii Ihi The ex-President of the United Btates. Calvin CboUdfe was found dead yesterday afternoon \.,lk I. II M Ex-President Coolidge was found dead at his home at Northampton. Massachusetts, by his wife. Death
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    GEYLAND HOUSES.
    154 12 \djudU-.ition Order lg.un.st Kuild An adjudication order in bankruptcy waa made by Mr. Justice aHeckett Terrell yesterday against Mr G. B. Hackett. formerly trading as Hackett and Co.. against whom a receiving order was made a few weeks ago. On that occasion the order of adjudication was suspended
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    SINGAPORE ZOO
    59 12 Ns: :m m l Interesting \dditiuns rt will Interest animal lovers and fanciers to know that a number of interesting additions have been made to the Singapore Zoo at Ponggol Road. Among the new arrivals, spec: of which have not been seen in Singn before, art rattle malms
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    CHINESE EXHIBITS FOR U.S.
    31 12 CHIN ESE EX HIBITS FO R U. S. The Chinese Government is sending 600 selected beautiful piecn of earthenware to J"*" 8 *w»hwmo In the Chinese pavioon at the Chicago "Exposition.
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    LOCAL METHODIST CONFERENCE
    684 12 Missions' Financial Difficulties EPISCOPAL CHI'KCH SESSH >N The .V the \Mhodist Episcopal Church met on Thu: morning, at Wesley Chun b -ligaporc. The General Co:.. lU:d legislation which was I.' discussed and which becom. D 'or the first time at this session. This greatly increaees .ii conlercnccs
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    DIED IN RIKISHA
    130 12 Police Inquiries into Mala* Woman's I>eath Mystery surrounds the death of a Malay woman who passed away yesterday in somewhat extraordinary circijmstandes in a Sine;* street. :s said that the woman, who was about 40 years of age. left her house In Tai Jir Road, otr Balesr
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    WARRANT ISSUED
    103 12 Three I'mkits^ul Attempts to S»-rvc l.tnUrupttv Notice An application for a warrant for the v M. Ismail, a bankrupt, was made by Mr. C. Wilson. Official Assignee, before the BankIfte, Mr. Justioe a'Beckett Terrell, yesterday. It was stated th;.! „f bankruptcy the bankrupt had not nded the Bankruptcy
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    POLICE RAID DRUG STORE
    1568 12 Proprietor and Assistant fharged BOTTLES AT THR BAR Stock Exhibited In Court A squad of detectives attached to the Sing:> •neh yesterday, was engaged in ally the whole of ts ot a large dispensary and chemists shop into tinSecond Police Court. Bm table was loaded with
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    A JOINT ATLANTIC FLIGHT
    127 12 Mr. and Mix MolljsotTs A NKW TYPE OF BIPLANE I omion I. in Following the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Mo! In London by air this afternoon frum their holiday in Switzerland, it i- announced that hate arranged to attempt a join flight across the Atlantic,
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    SOVIET GOODS BOYCOTT
    105 12 PenfaM Mi ivtum!^' Mo\ i Teheran. Jan. 6. An official protect to Persia coupled with the demand for a cessation of the boycott of Soviet goods has been made by the Soviet Embassy in consequence oi a movement between Persian merchants to boycott goods from Russia with
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    KREUGER AND TOLL
    37 12 liankinu ommitt .< !n\ csi i^ation Washington. Jan. C Senator Nobeck announces that the Senate Banking Committee investigating the stock market- will inquire into the Kreuger and Toll at a public hearing on Wednesday. Reuter.
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    YOUTH ON MURDER CHARGE
    650 12 Weil-Known Indian Resident Killed QUARREL WITH COOK Attack in Lorong Off Kasi (n;iv{ Road A papular member of the Indian Straits-born community of Singapore and an old Government servant lost his life in tragic circumstances on Thursday night when he succumbwd to several stab wounds alleged
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    THE BUKU MERAH
    228 12 The printers and publishers. Messrs Printers Limited, send us an advance copy of the Buku Merah. mote correctly known as the Singapore and Malayan Directory, which will be ready for distribution on Monday. A num,f improvement* have keen effected hi the directory which win make It of
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    PAID 29 PER CENT
    67 12 A. V. Oliveiro appeared In person to* the Bankruptcy Court yfatudaj to ask ft>r his discharge from bankruptcy. He had paid 29 per and told the Court that he had been unable to cbUta ■■uJujbmi*. He had applied for several jobs and had been refitted a
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    DUTCH EAST INDIES PLIGHT
    475 12 Governor-General I* < f I E OF IMMEDI •m Our Own Correspot Balavta. Is* The radio speech of the Govern least as far as the broadciuxUncerned. for it has been heard ft] Colony sod in Hsflansi as well j ffiisisiiwi i t> i« u rwit.H*?r mflttfT
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    MADE MAN BANKRUPT FOR $200
    141 12 Ml refused to accept an <•:' cent." aid ft* LfflMtip t > the Bankruptcy Court yesterday opexwrd an *>- plication by Wong Ah Mm for his *TwO OUCu OO€T Wttl BMMvP flftJß t-n "If he offers me -it per <M«t I receive it." Hb Lordship:
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    "SAFE DISTANCE"
    105 12 Judge aatf ■■■>!■■< Wb<> I<• S.i til) J. If. Phillips, a bankrupt. *h per cent, to his creditors, applied ruptcy Court yesterday for his d was not promt In Court. It was stated that the bankrupt #^T i|h|t y mf in Saigon tt*Mf the Co I view taken
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      RECORDS OF THE RUGBY CLUBS UP TO DECEMBER 20TH.
      580 13 Points P. W. D. L. For Agst Aberavon 19 12 3 4 158 75 Abertillery 16 12 2 2 149 49 Aston Old Edwarms 13 4 0 9 "0 121 Bank of England 10 4 0 6 98 116 Bath IT
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      25 13 Ft' ml L Akers-Douglas* drfh S. M.lford an .l iph Oil Br.ys' -acquits comr B fof the t Qiuvn- i (ants to < I I 11—15.,
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      WANDERING GENG
      852 13 What Sftrazen Thinks <»i the fonder Golfers ki oa \s rum km t Thf -stockj' jouniT fellow who just ble- wearing tl n of distant winds and guns, v.i. none other than Gene Sarazen, the open go'f champion of Great Britain and the United Placed under a strict
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      BASEBALL
      167 13 AlfX.iiultr I idl thr Kattrrs for the Season M York, I>ec. 20. Ot; istics covering the past season were Mm American League to-day, conflrmln-.- unofficial reports awarding, the batting crown to Dale Alexander, first; baseman of the Boston Red Sox. who beat Jimi: Philadelphia first sacker, by the fraction
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      HOME RUGBY
      226 13 ft rahfl <.! Holkl .> I «uur Matcha I ..nil Hi < 1 Following are results of matches played under Rugby League n:les to-t.. Barrow 10. Wigan 5. 3. Wakeneld 1 Bramley 13. Castleford 13 Brcughtcn 2. Widnes F.atherstone 3. Salford 24. Hudder field 26. HuH K.R. 3
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      FROM COURT TO TRACK
      164 13 I. «4im^ Rides id \mat. vi iiuidifs Mama (From Our Own Correspondent) I 1.. Mr. f G Ci.llins. the well-known Sc</ lnternatii.al lawn tennis player, turned tion to another branch of sport on Moi when he made his debit amateur rider at Plumpton races. He rod
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      UNIVERSITY GOLF MATCH.
      75 13 hi follow (Pram Our Own Correspondent) The University golf match this season is being played at Prince's, Sandwich, on March IS and 29. If present plans materialise, the Oxford team will take what I believe to be an unprecedented step In embarking on a short tour in
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      32 13 Jack Peterson, the British crulier and heavyweight chmmpion. and Jack Pettlfer (King's Cros- .«ned artfcks to box at Olympta, i a, of £2.000. half of with the Brtttah Boxing Board of Control.
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      212 13 YOU CAN TASTE THE GOODNESS /^"^S in Brooke Bond Tea. femvr 1 aml tJle pate.ni patkinq VtuSST guarantees i*s freshness Brooke Bond Tea IX)Uh ga/den m 'hue I f rr C 2 s w I LI is I causes w Weakness Build up your Strength with KALZANA— the Calcium Food
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      837 14 BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd, (team Ship Co.. Ltd, and GMi Hi'A KHIOW STEAMSHIP (.:■> '1932) Ltd. Mutual s- un Navigation Oo^ Ltd. ci.nahu BTKAIi SHIP' Co. Ltd. STRAITS ErrEAMBUIl 1 Co. Ltd SARAWAK BTEAIaOUIi 1 Oft, Ltd. tNA NAVIGATION Co. Ltd ITALIAN ORIENTAL LINE
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      456 14 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in ttigland) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Dor Sails Steamer B*porf S porf b.s. CITY OF ATHENS For London, Rotterdam and Hamburg Jan 14 Jan. 18 6.5 CITY OF RANGOON For Havre, London, Rotterdam
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      373 14 P. n^c British India and Apcar MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. f PENINSULAR AND ORIENT A! I NDER CONTRMI WITH HI 1 MAJESTY'S '< LONDON I\R FA^J MMI -M OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR HIN A 1 ,1 n.,gt rui..|>ofr m 1933 CARTHAQI NALDERA 16.000 NALDERA 16.000 SOMALI I M J*n.
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      631 15 i S. K. Line. I X \FKI< AM) mii i|| vmekk a F Do* Sal* i jyyy AiWt i____ j Bioiiiibo 0~-»»«. fort cm* wipe jvwq, mo de Janffffot B— i ims <Round-thr-»orld for £190) Feb 15 16 CAFi lows nbasa. Zanzibar Dar-es-Salaaaxßetfa. Lourenco Marques, and Durban Jin. 14 is
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      589 15 18 i:i isope: KROM MNGAPORI AND PENANG \I (»i <;M!'.o, BOMBAY, SUEZ, PORT ILEXANDRIA, NAPLES, (-INOA MARSI ILLRS x NEW FORK Arrive Leave Leave Arrive Spore. Spore. Penan*. N York Pres. Van Buren Jan 14 Jan. 17 Jan. 19 Feb. 28 Pres. Garfleld Jan. 28 Jan. 31 Feb. 2 Mar.
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      901 15 K. P. ML KOMNKLIJKF PAKMVWKI MAATSCHAPPIJ I'Xlll i> Saturday. Jan. 7 Padang-Bay, Ampenan, Boeleleng and Sourabaya. M umim Saturday Jan 1 Rlotif BUn LlXSfHOTEX— Saturday, Jan 7 Penang. (mails only* Oeleo-Lheue, Sabang, TJalanC Meulaboh, Tapa-Toean. Sinabang. BJi .ds. fftfwiif. Baaak, Badang. Indrapoera. Benkoekn. Kroe and Batavia. TOBOALl— Saturday. Jan 7
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      519 16 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated In Australia) I FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. K-guJar mnntbJy :r by the well-known btvamer MARELLA 17.375 tonji and the X M ANGOLA i 3.352 toas>. [Cargo only] maREI.I^ Is one of the largest and finest steamer? trading .."ralla Cabins
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      595 16 THE LAST ASMTI LIMITE! 1 incorporated In Dtnr IMM "■Jaaiin p^w ■js. MEONIA Jan v j^ BBS. BORING U r>t 4 fc. mjS. FIONIA Mar ms ERRLA ifar .1- ALSIA Apr J ai LALANDIA |f a I aaove vessels are coaattoec pasaaaj •ar*» veaaels with exceli. a< 1 ooMDOdatton. aVdJsjßjmig
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      711 16 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TEAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturdays 7 p.m. Kuantan <wa Jerantut) Moaday to Friday 7.30 ajn. Kuartan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan <vla Padang Besar) Monday 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday, Wedne.-day, Thursday
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      541 16 CHURCH SERVICES Ist Sunday After Epiphany ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRA 1 t 50 m Holj Communion. 730 a Ma! ins ir. lioi-. Coinnn!:::.;. > Choral >. .30 p.m Evensong <Choral> and Sermon. 10.30 am Ser\ice at Na- H M< nda\ \V< 'ii.tsc:.-.-. Holj Communion. T:.' afjq v and Saturday. H< C
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      ADVERSE EFFECT OF SHIPPING COMBINE
      679 17 Oppressive Burden ot Cfifn Industry KIXDIXC OF COMMISSION OF ENQUIRY a th^ opei.-tion of Bm BMpptaf Combine d Ceylnn BBpn and other coconut produce sely. and >r bin den imposed en the industry was most oppres-ive and phueri Ceylon in a disadvantageous position an the
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      M2 SALVAGE
      85 17 Firm's Offer to KaLse Her Next Spring VYyemouth, Dec. M. .->■.,:. to an ord.-r is. i !>■, Admiralt :■> vessei:. that MJ d:im.i.,' the work of 1 l--a: toons and other Liltuu ;-.t: Naval experts proposed to blow the sear away with high explosr. ['he submarine was tiot
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      71 17 I The MJf. mall steamer Andr >■:. r.\ Penang on Tuesday, the l"th t; ,i ,i-..r a;:. o a :>. i:. the same day at n^i: S.t:.'":. i. X >:: s is.,: lv -MB w v :.tr\.^ I ;hat small;x>\ exists in an epidemic state at Swatow. it m: His
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      SOVIET SEEKS METAL ON SEA BED
      353 17 iMMltaHf l/ivir.^ K^ord for 1932 SIXKEN SHIPS RAISED Movoh. Jan. G. Fort>-M\ hipv and 20.000 toi iuive been rni.~ed from the bottcm ot tlv--1 the Soviet Sumbarme Expedition, vvh ■I MM marine -alvakring organizatior. ■<. Gb U.S.S.R nns is the record fur 1932. Amon«
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      LIFE FOR OTHERS
      195 17 Heroism of hIMM Officor After Wreck Mi.ir..;h.n l),s A darin- drama on the high seas took .-;h tiii- resource fulness and courage ji c Nun. un. second officer ci the ill-fated ■Mi Fuh-Tai. who gave his life in order to M MM 1 omracit- rr.arooned on a
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      NEW CRUISER
      321 17 Launch of the Orion at Devonport The launch >;f H.M S Onot: took place at Devonport Dockyard and addition.. 1 intere.-! > was lent to the occasion L\ ihe presence >! the i First Lord. Sir Bolton B>Tes-Monsell Th naming <••■: :r.o:.\ a.i- jx'i Iwrm^d by Lau\ Eyre.s-Mon.sell.
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      491 17 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS (Daily and Weekly Editions) l-' v ROfiINSON ROAD. SINGAPORE. Vi-ir-as ADVERTISER, SINGAPOBK Ihr premier mortunj; dail> in Malaya llrhvrred with the (hota Ha/ri rich mormntr latest news, latr^t ti-!r»r.ims and latent announc»mrnt> London ruhber and tin ruble > appear daily. Special fr itures include pictures, serial
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      440 17 NEXT TIME YOU GO HOME °/J| NCLUDI OmUa'i m« m^i Mate hi Xl fo«r itiMrarr. J^ 1 H Bee tk« ia«t KMIT7 b dU Cm*iUm 0&^ R«cki«~Mt RoUoiv. ull«t W tk« «U— f^-> JK^^mM horn lonn rr%uw e^vifpW lor npiai '\^JTOF!M Kfl Tran*crmti«cnni trtim fro* V«kmt«* 4 iK I Thrvafb
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    New Empire Radio Service
    1588 18 New Empire Radio Service Historic Moment in British Broadcasting l>ond»ii i-> The papers all chronicle the start of the Empire ttuaikMllin although the Service was not heard la this country, owing to the wave length. Hie following is the official announcement of the start:— The BBC. fnr"»"»*»T that the first
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    BANGALOPRE "MARRIAGE MART"
    234 18 Girt Wives for the I nu;ir\ Wealthy Hyderabad (Deccan). Dec. 21. Sttiart detective work by the District Police has enabled them to unearth the activities of a clever pant of cheats from Bangalore victim? in the suburbs of Hyderabad have Increased considerably in recent weeks The gang,
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    IN AEROPLANE CRASH
    51 18 rhree RAF. Officers Killed Kh.n fituni, l>. ■<■ Three members of the Royal Air Force belonging to the 47th. bomber sq: Officer Gleland, Aircraftsman Lovell and an Egyptian warrant officer, were killed In an aeroplane crash this morning at Ctdaref di. manoeuvres in co-operation with the Ea
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    BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION
    151 18 I'ROCKVMMI FOR INDIA. IJIKMA, i SIKAIIS II IMI NTs. r;f i J I EDERATED MM W STATES i I I I FROM IHE EMPIRE 1 KANSMITTER, I J DAVENTRY. ENGLAND J Wavelengths: 25.3 metres and 313 metres i To-day's Programme > M.T. 2.30 p.m. from Big I
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    ROUND YOUR DIAL
    353 18 Popular Shortwave Kadio Stations The following Is a list of stations whlcL be received in Singapore Java Stations Bandoeng PLM from about 5.20 p.m. gramophone records and telephony te.-ts with Sydney, Australia, and other stations. Usual call after records "Hullo Sydney." 1-injon*; Pru.k 21 metres from 630
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    KUALA LUMPUR AMATEUR RADIO SOCIETY
    67 18 Kuala Lumpur regular broadcasts are until further notice DAILY on 55.5 Metres 10.30 to 11 am PETALINQ HILL TESTING (Except Sundays and Public Holiday*. FRIDAY on 65 Metres. IMM IBM SITDIO 6.30 p.m. Krontchong Music 7.00 English. 7.15 British Official Wireless New« 7.25 Recital of
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    180 18 At delivered in Saltcoats it was i**ted that there were 34 different languages .spoken in Scotland. The lecturer did not say nut the "Keelvinside" and '■Briggate" types were included in that Tlic handintj over af ;i loaded >-lised the end of forty years' service by RorklifT. known as the "father
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    FIRE AT SWATOW
    287 18 Si\ Inmates Trapped and Killed SHJU.H l>,< > A tragedy resulting in the loss of six lives occurred in the early hours of thi.% morning ■jfcsfl a fire broke out in a house in the Kialat Red opposite the E P. Mission. The house three BtafWf buildup
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    FIRED BY FORD
    245 18 .tr Specialists To Ise l.nipl»»\ A in I BJI I BJbji Dee. 29. The Automobile and Tractor Trust of the USSR, has requested Amtorg, the Soviet trade organization in the U.S.A.. to get in touch with the specialists dismissed from the Ford plants as a result of
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    MANY FOREIGENERS IN CANTON
    288 18 Numbrrs I .ikrn .it the <In ••!> Hnt.-N Canton. Dec. VI. Inexplicably there has been an unprecedented influx of foreigners into Canton, not of tourists or merchants, but of street vendors and what not. Turning an inquiring eye towards these newcomers, the police have taken a
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    NEW SOVIET PLANE
    72 18 Reaches Speed of :;!."> Kilomrtrn Per Hour A u<\\]\-< instructed Soviet aeroplane, the -7." attained a speed of 325 kilometers per hour when put to a test here. The ship is a single-motored monoplane built design of a young aviation constructor named Yakoviev. Although only 27 years
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    51 18 The largest road-tunnel in Britain 500 feet long, and completed after 2 years' work at a cost of £52.oon— was officially opened by Sir <.rd Wii'Mr.: It is at P- ■nt main Chest r-H->hhead road, where the danger of rock fallr, from the 2 000 -ft headland ha>s made traffic
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    ROBBED A FRIEND
    161 18 tHanpen YmUk CmM Ia liotU Koii; Calling binaelf m Malay and «y— > t"g Cantonese like a native, a youth "«-"»i| Charnr On appeared at the Kowioon MmMiijj knt week as complatnant to a case in which another youth. Cheng Slag, was charged before Mr. Butters with
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      418 18 BANKS AND CHARTERED BANK O» INDIA. \LSTRALIA XM> «MIN\ Incorporated in England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital in 600.000 shares of £5 eacn "0t Reserve Fund B HMM Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3.000,000 Ml Ml OI I X 38. Bishopsgate, London. E.C 2 X... ix i.- .1 .in I.Alor
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      285 18 SNSLRAM I THE YOhOH\M\ BANK. LTD. (BsUblished In ltM Capita) Bi^grrlbiit <Pull> paid up> Beaerve Fund T lit.tM^H The National Provincial Baok. LM Lloyd's Bank Calcutta, Canton. Changchun, Datren p«^. Uen, Hamburg. Hankow, Harbin. Hoot ITnaf. Honolulu. Kalyuan, gEnwiil. Kobe, Loiid lm Angelea, Mantta, ifarunouchl, Magoya. Nat». sakl. Iff iliwm
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    KAMUNTING TIN
    934 19 Valuable Effect i I it 1 1 Thr nineteenth annual general meeting of H. n Dr«-<i?ink; Ltd *;ls hr'id y»-^U'i i ai Southern Boom. E.C.. Mr. Wmund J.j an and -n&nagmg dliectoi. pre-j The Secretary «hn\ A. Shelley. F.l s the notice convening the meeting and! hf atatttors'
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    125 19 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE hangcs in RcpreMri dive Jan. 3 Anu-iu.ii. C<t;. Cotr. Am. Tphone and Tgraph 103 10. Atcneson Railroad 39V* 4Dupont 36% 39 38 ne. Common N.Q. N.Q. I Gen. Electric Ocn. Motors 13 T > Otiirtd 5 s 1 GiKxlyt ur I 15-\ Inter. Tphooe and Tgraph
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    THE £ ABROAD
    158 19 THE ABROAD I l.*ii. 3 I. Amsterdam 12.07 t.31 8.30 Athens 375 630 625 Belgrade 25 245 245 Berlin -•■■*< lt*H 14.00 >, Bombay Is. 6d 16 316 16 316 ■TOMII 35 24.10 24.07 Bucharest 813 565 565 Buenos Aires 47.58 42 l offlV. mcial Copenhagen 18.159 19.: 19 Geneva
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    LEWIS & PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT
    198 19 LEWIS PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT The market since the beginning of the year has been quiet and business restricted and a further small decline In values has occurred. Under normal conditions an increase in consumption principally in America may be looked for In the opening months of the year, bit reports
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    TRONOH MINES
    20 19 Interim dividend of 2»j per cpnt less tax respect of profits for year 1932. payabh December 31. <Sa:
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    RANTAU TIN DREDGING
    1126 19 Rconomio in Working Kxpcnditure Mr. D. A. M. Brown (Chairman), presided at the eighth ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the Rantau Tin Dredging Co. held at the registered office of the Com--33, Beach Street. Penang, on Wednesday. The othjr.s present were:— Messrs. A. H. Milts.
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    CHINESE CONSULAR INVOICES
    476 19 Not \c( :i\\ {<•■ Import- to Kwaagtang < ..in. .1. i>. The Southwest Political Council to-day structed the Kwangtung Provincial Government .<nd ti various customs offices in the province to admit bnputca goods without the necessity of a consular ii.\oice or payment of a fe» t! for.
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    GUTHRIE'S WEEKLY RUBBER REPORT
    114 19 GUTHRIE'S WEEKLY RUBBER REPORT The market has been dull and inactive since our last report. Manufacturers continue to show very little hit' Latest quotations are Singapore 7 1/16 down 1/8 London 2 13 32d. 1 32d. New York 35 32 gold 1 32 gold Total shipments from Malaya during December
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      176 19 i acion 4 months'' sight d 32 London. A mcnths" slight 15 16 London. GO -9 32 ion. 30 days' smht I 1 8 I i.don. demand 2 3 I M and Pan?-, demand 978 :jurg. demand 158 New York, demand Mi Hid Sourabaya. demand :.iand 94 Pcnang,
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      PRODUCE
      154 19 January 6 lliH«|iiM t prior (per ptkuh Gambler 5 80 Pepper White Flake Tapioca 3% Pearl Sago Snu.il 4.00 I >ra. Bundried Brno. flour 2 25 Devoes Imperial 8.-iitant Kerosene per tin 269 v an Arrow Kerose te per Un :4b Socony Motor Gasoline ex pump per British Imperial
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
      64 19 Mammary Ctlt.. 1* •Vtork mmm R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot <loose» (FOB.) 1$ Standard R.S.S. on Tender Jan. 7 316 I February 7 5|16 Merch 1% 7 7|lf April-June 7 716 7% July-Sept 7 1116 7% Tone of Market Very Dull. Latest Cable— London
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    872 19 FRIDAY, JANUARY 6TH. 1933 CLOSING Ql OTATIONB Asam Kumbang (£> 23§ 6d 25s 6d Austral Malay 18s 20s norn Ayer Hitam (ss> lls 11s 9d Bangin Tin <£• H» 12s Batang Padang (sl> 05 10 Batu Caves ($1) 25 35 Bukit Arang ($1) aom Burraah Malay <£>
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      77 19 Issfts exceed 512.000 Oftfl Assurance in force over $35,000,000 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In the Btral'.* Settlements) orTICE v*- Eastern Life Build. pg, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. "he Company hat 120.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with
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    ISLANDS TOO STRONG FOR S.C.C. A
    469 20 Superior Work Outside tie Scrum POINTS IN PADANG MATCH IvUr, Ipts v < < ni The Islands were far too strong for an Sec fteen when they met on the Padang yesterday, and gained a runaway victor M points «thre? foals and three tries
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    MALAYA CUP RUGBY
    196 20 MALAYA CUP RU GBY G, c tafcwwtt UaaHc It Pit] Tr-( :ix Stac spore's prcspects of defeating the combin d forom of Negri Sembilan and Malacca at afternoon, thus to appear i: he Malaya Cup Competition against tt Kuala Lumpur on January 14. are not improved by the fact G.
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    SCOTTISH FOOTBALL
    170 20 Second Division Matches Krs .e Stcon D s tbh League on Der 1» were: Br. Edinburgh City. I Donoarton 2. Raith Rovers Dunfermllne Ath 4. King's Park i- 4. Art): Hibernian I St. Bernard Mloa S-- v :i A M..HAt R. il) HOW 111 l (II BS STAND
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    RIVERS DEFEATS BRADY ON POINTS
    495 20 SECTION O¥ CROWD DISAGREES WITH VERDICT (iraham Has Better of Bout with Sullivan U Kiwr- ...u; Ml of tti 111 I his career last niyht ai UN WmM he met Jim Brady of the RAF and won on mm 12 rounds. There MM Hfl ,111
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    NINE GOALS
    253 20 M ll.ixr Had iinir it Hands ni I hiiu-M v fc I\|( ML \l gtals v VM.C.A fl Ml by tlv match on i I CMtft not. hov ever dv«; bnlh.uitf on the part of the wii i put up a very poor I miou-lv an fl i
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    LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP ENTRIES
    146 20 LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP ENTRIES Entl ;r :,n I,ii:ci)hrl:i. H.u;ui<j,.> ■.:!•:•:;>■' tx till at Lm [i on Mai i:. B TolvaddcM 4 T«WI H:i iMBkO 4 L Bfetn 4 Wraxhall 4 KniLhl Eitoi Andiia 4 Dori- 4 Soh-noul 4 V, Native 4 China Prtai WinsUr 4 Sandfi d 4 Shipbourn 5 Dwn-••<H)U-r
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    THE MALAYAN TURF
    382 20 Penang New Year Meeting TO-DAY'S HANDICAPS AND SCRATCHING Handicap' i i to-oay: races a! V> .n» a^ fcllov, Race 1. Horse* (lass I>iv. <6 fnr- X >\ Charlton 9 (i. V'arin hR. Wlndjgaffdi M OMMMri M VMtMN h:< darga r :s Simti.-. DMM I 1 Oaj M
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    HOME FOOTBALL
    185 20 Tn-(i.i\\ English and Scottish Matiho Matches m the 1 Leagues to-day are ao follow MiMMon I.— Birmingham I vs. Aston Villa. Chelsea v». Huddersfield. Leeds vs. Blackburn. Leicester vs. Wcht rhampton. Liverpool vs. Newcastle. Middle, L. Manchester C Portsmouth vs Sheffield I" Derby, Sunderland I W. Bromvich vs.
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    SINGAPORE PING-PONG ASSOCIATION
    245 20 Smgapoi Pinp-Pong Association at the annual n'tirral nioetinp elect d the followmp officials for thi present yoai Piesident. Mr Chonc l:. V)i\ Hon: Sfcretan and Treasure! Mr Choo Kwai Low: Committei Messrs I.mi Kok Tai. Kini! .Jit Seng, Son Choo Lock A G. Hussein L< Chin Tonp
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    25 20 i In a return match at the Ritser Lake Gar- 1 hlsch. the Bavarian Ire Hockey team beat rambridpe University by three t^oals to one
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    ENGLISH BADMINTON TEAM
    164 20 SfRONG SIDE TO VISIT DENMARK First Match on Monday (ill! Our O\\ 1: C London. .lan. 5. Tht K.iciiiiKit i n Vs.* ;;itl< n 1 paid the n.-v,:-r. Badminton Vssociatioa a well-de^ BdMpUmeal b\ MMEtlns lor the two forthcominf; matches MMMB English and Danish playtan i M|
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    WESTCHESTER POLO CUP
    204 20 No International Match With I .s. Thi- Year [From Our Own Correspondent) L— <w, Dec. 29. Although no official announcement as to a chal'' MMI to America for the Westehester Cup hn« yet been made by Hurlingham. eve that thei be no internaf.onal contest next year. Since
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    GOLF
    124 20 Keppel vs. Sepoj Lines Ladies Foursomes A two-ball foursomes ladies' match between Keppel G C. and Sepoy Lines G.C. will b? played at Ktppel on Wednesday. Teams and mes (Sepoy Lines players mentioned :io\v: 3.45 Mrs Cowap and Miss Stewart vs. Mrs. Ltnv and Mrs. Wiseman. 3.50 Miss Law
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    BOXING
    176 20 Knockout Victorj tor McLarnin Mm arum, ranking second ir. •< >o heavy and too tor tammg Fuller to-night at Madison MM < and Mi a knock- ta tin eighth round. It was a one-sided Ofcbt, X....: held en pam< h :r. :..< '1 superior skill. McLarnin knocked V n
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    PENANG vs. PERAK
    52 20 F:cn: Oil Ov. n Correspondent 1 Penan};. lan. 'li.'- lullowinv; team hi tx<;. 1 < t♦- ci to i»,:>resei,t Penan;: a^ainM P< rak ii.'f.<> fixture io-morif)\» ;i\ n rlouten: Yaha\;i Mathn-son Yi,.-.. c;... Pho> Foster. Hr.i\ y, VUupilla) >Trah.n F'anov. niid |M isl< i< B«M \\)i.. h
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      199 20 REAL BARGAINS MODERN FICTION 4 O CENTS EA( 11. Rl> <•» NKW OMPLI Tl N<>> IL- H^ I \M«»I s \l IH< i «O<H\T< KA(H \N I'VTIRI.LI NEM -I«»<K 1 \Tt sT POri L.UI FWCtWIK, Bf ATIBACmV BINDINGS «^O ENTS I H |i |i s,tl M TION <»l iII 1
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