The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 January 1933

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press N O. !::.s.-,n ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE S^ TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1933. 10 CENTS,
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    229 1 ioilovMMi: inMimi; of the Military < ommitt., „i N Kai 51,,.k issn.d „r«1,.,s milit..o leaders to p.r,,.,-. nml>ilis.,tum-|-a R e .iii\.in. r lll(i j on Hi. imn... hwi. <in-.il U..11- l',»,- >>. DJ consul at Chinwancate has ..riMs..,l \,,,,r,,.u. •»S 50..11 „,,vMt)U—l !< ►<..»•■ .>.-,„ Inland -h,.i-
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    THINGS TO EAT
    817 1 Thai was. Jn<|ffqH| an unfortunate OMmm I diplomat who expired with startling m^mk |th# other day after a hearty meal of snafeea. where peopk rat the ffrt4ert UsaMS ven odder reasons, snakew at has hitherto I been regarded as a Grade- A v.s k uir, crammed calories,
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      175 1 BIGIA TEA «rin^s flu- freshness 'd fragrance of the Mala > a n gardens 'irtt I h. l( iir hum*». RAFFLES HOTEL VALAY.VS PREMIER HOTEL TO- Mdll T TOMORROW SPEC I E TEA DAXCE />/ V V ER INFORMAL AFTER and V \XCE IIINN1|; danci ;n P.m. hi Midnight. S
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      139 1 SEA VIEW HOTEL i Dine Dm ;n the Md F^omant \c ett ing ni;i»\i:iii»u u lh DINNER ON THE LAWN INFORMAL DINNER DANCE i NO COVER CHARGE. *vn Ki»iT~g.n,. GALA T^GHT 9FW HI DINNEB l>\\< I CABARKI C'lYiaftY* I ruin UK Lt I'avilion "»d JOYCE In Hi. t .fa// sj,,
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      79 1 I.ATKSI \I)VKKriSFMI N 1^ HlI: I make a perfect breakfastPage 8. Special railway facilities for thr Malaya Cup filial Pas;p 4 Wtnstedts HLsU>ry ot Jol'on- from Kelly and Walsh Pase 1. \r,, CHRYSLER RIDING EASE No i' 1 ible A HISTORY OF JOHORE (1365—1895 A.D.) by >: t MMW <
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      11 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TKA GROWN IN MALAYA
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    GUARDS DROP RIFLES THROUGH COLD
    231 2 GUARDS DROP RIFLES THROUGH COLD Niiiht Watchman Dia While on I > nl > London shivered in a noreasterly gale, l brought rain, sleet, and a slight snow sh< A night watchman guarding road e\ nilhUiii from the cold and died on the way t.. it..: Coldstream Guardsmen relievtßg the
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    SEASIDE BOOM
    121 2 Hotel Terms "Not Less Than Five Days" oournt*moul n. Fr.f day* or nothln*. ihls to the ■MlMitnw that a number of fcitel-v, at seaside retort* are issuing H Maple who only want to stay tan or And M "treat lv th»- demand for accommodatloa thai thto Mf aj^im
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    3 JUDGES TO RETIRE
    76 2 All of Them Are Over 7.") Hw retirement It anticipated ot .dijes. Lord Justice Scrutton. of the Court, of Ap- Justice K»e. of the Chancerj- Court and M a-. !••■■< Pamous ■wintirri of the Bar i n ttv v.:r ..-or thr A-toraey-Generu mas Inskip; the Soli-cttor-Oeneral.
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    8 2 '.-s understood that aßecicett Terrell will be golr.c
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    UNABLE TO PAY
    37 2 UN ABLE TO PAY Germany's 33.000.000 Marks Liability to America Krrlin. Jan. officially st-.itt-d Qarf O< In formed the United s- <;■•■ :v h>- i> Obliged to (Mer payments dut oa Mm h II 13tl^. I \3,WH Marhb
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    10 2 Haggis wu intn by Mary QMean of Scot rancois Lk>
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    CALCUTTA LAWN TENNIS
    113 2 Italian Pair Beaten in Men> Doubles Calcutta. Dec. ;;U. Thr. unals m tbe Calcutta Lawn Tenr.L Championships. which members o! the 11 ilian t--.ur. at wi-11 a.s the leading players ol India are taking iui!t. were played to-day In t!ic Men's Doublf> L Rr^okf Ed'A.ird.- a:. a
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    13 2 tanpowfl)! to pet one single penny ou- ol Chili Mr Ran ten Mi'
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      538 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL Tenders. NOTICE 1* beret* ,ivcn thai »rt to\? invited for t-.c following materials or ervices and that particular- of su< b tenden nay be obtained In the Tender Room Municipal Offices Supply of Sluhr VU«« for period Ist May ltH to 30th April MM Us* Bt Clartßf.
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      533 2 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS (Daily and Weekly Editions) Head Office 138 ROBINSON ROAD. SINC.APOKK. Telephone 6056. Cab), Address ADVERTISER SINCAPOKI The premier niornin* dall > Malaya. Delivered with U>« hoia Hazri each morning I.ateM new latest telegram* and latest arv nouncement- London rubber and tin rabies appear d.nlv. Nperiai features
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      198 2 THE WEEK B*h Water o**s. st 22bb 8 t mS« «toi»pcre vs. Malayan Command. at ■> NNr ,|,,,^d.n 11th B*h Water Jt. tJ ft.. •5 ft poun Club meeting. Adeipbl. Hockey: Buropeani vs. The Rest at 5 SCRC vs. Chiiiese-N«tt-meUIHli Football League. Siong 800 A3. v». T* AinlttiWe A.A at
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    MALAYA METHODIST CONFERENCE
    336 3 CANDIDATES FOE THE MINISTRY Bi-lingual Address From Rev I F. Peat r:i m. m thodM Mali n B *|P ll i: i: s ssu .ns Wt-.sli-> Church on Saturday. Ti.- >.-«-. including ministers laymen and all mlssl i( addressed b\ tin- Rev. J. F j'., jJTtnrt O*
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    IRISH FARMERS TAKE ACTION
    278 3 (i«i\* iiimriit to br Sued in thr ourts From Our Own Correspondent) Dui .in l>< II c.iomic war is going on to the bitter end— out the farmers of the Free Sta blUri ;t before the end is reached, .veek end Lord Craiiavon. the N haste
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    SIAM'S "HIGHLAND" WEDDING
    39 3 'Extraordinary Sl ,n,s Bryond Ifcl Burmcsr Hills V'.^'(-h!!, K 'V;^. tb north, n -MH-.--.1 i- thi nrrlval In Kenel ml ol ST > v SU t Scotf: lat«-t b. <>k b lima i i i nrr.ey i
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    "THUS STRIKE THEIR DRUMS"
    240 3 "THUS STRIKE THEIR DRUMS" >U>m<M> m tin- l>ow-r I'atiui CIOUO £liauu«3 p»«— ace- of Shakespeare Cliff- Drum Up in the wind the *>** of breaking waves. The man with blue eyt heard that echo and his tnougnus back over the dead years. m planade. might mm sane from Sha:.. Tne
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    2,387 FOREIGN STUDENTS
    117 3 i,l ountrios Kt'pn rented \t London I niversit) of i UOII, J«i M. At the beginning of the new university tMW students to various colleges of the London um They comt from 61 countries. »H1 foreigners ini Ow»Kdinburgh WlsllilWf 475. A. I The Unseat cont^Bfent of Lcndon*
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    PUNJAB GOVERNOR
    56 3 <inu Vpprovo Appointment «>t Mr. H. W. Knur-on M Herbert William Mmerwoa waft, mm* w us been Secretary to tfce Government. <" n Oi« Home Departmtt*. m O^^llW <C Punjab in «uc«««k» U> Blr Owßref ue norency when the totter resien* W« p "J!r" fi«^ n>t sopoiu^ed Hr.
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    ROLLS ROYCE AERO ENGINES
    28 3 hi K <>rd«r I «»r Dutch Machine 1.1.d01l I The Netlwrtand* <X»«ni»ent h^fjjfj* /ram ttoe Rolls Royce coi^oay eo l Belgium. Yugo-Stevla, ■*bonl». a:.'.
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    21 3 lmest wind wm l "J i> turned »»»> •n*«*« o t at J™ 'uMcr tbe of «i old. ImMwt d««. t*^. <lll
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      156 3 ||1V II IK lII* II AX» BE PROID OF 111 BUILT FOR THE CAR PROUD OWNER DRIVEI 11 rtlrarr.'^rura travelling :rum place to place. a different n de of ownership is a state ot mind ins, pt i 111 P rom owning an AusUn I \llll f SEVEN equipment includes
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      60 3 H.OOK SPACE. 1 1 WASTE/) EFFORT. SLIP. I FIT >• lit- li'll >',^M ■it ,^1 -JH.*)* jir~.fliL' HV JBjMByMM H<w»i|^l«\i. V*-^^^"^w« Hfe PC* 1 ilk illßl^'*-" MV Ip» *'P*Hß r JHW*Pi^B^H"t 'T^ I 1 stt 1^ i A Hill hi I ;I I i M Renold Chain Drives i IAM)
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    V.C.s' WORKLESS PAY CUT!
    156 4 Los* Itecause of A SMI Annuit> Official circles are maintaining great secrciy about allegations that V.Cs" pensions are bun- taken mto account by certain Public Assistance Committees. Ift-. Annesley Somerville (C, Windsor, is to ask the MU if Labour. Sir Henry Betterton, in the Commons, whether
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    COW'S TAIL CAUSES DEATH
    128 4 iiiiiht in lit* I o! Motor-1 \i \v A verdict oi Death by misadventure was returned at a Taunton (Somerset) inquest on Cliflorci Frederick John Lowridge, aged 27, a gardener, whose death, it was stated, was caused by a cow's tail. Loveridge was motor-cycling to work
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    FINE SEAMANSHIP
    119 4 Saved Ship From "Rocks of Misery' How. by piloting hLs ship through rocks before successful MpDdaM tta eaptain of Q| steamer Pauline saved it in a te: storm, was told when she reached B The rocks are those surrounding the beads near Dunmoxv. on of Wat^rfoid, Ireland. On
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    EX-MAYOR WALKER
    90 4 New York Property To Be Seized A o.* fi appwir.tiu Un of e.\-M;.-..! 'JhM9 Walk.'! of R.■ y, jrK and hi.s pro;. ::i r; itv hto b W<WlHl ed. This step follow., r.iwj f i claim f or 11 1 ■Vfetf tin former T.unmam ici- onh to think
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    'ESCAPE-PROOF' JAILS FIRST ESCAPE
    68 4 'ESCAPE-PROOF' JAILS FIRST ESCAPE New York. Two young long-term convicts took advantage oi a fog to escape from Sing-Sim- s Ml escape-proof prison, over its £100,000 "unhcaleable" wall. They got out of their cells by sawing the bars, and left dummies in th<ir beds t-o deceive thi ;>atn»l!intr wai-ders. Ibl
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    48 4 Dr R G. P^ullerton, formerly of the ChemJ- 1 cal Division. Rubber Research Institute of 1 Malaya, uh o left Kuala Lumpur for home at I the end of October, has accepted an appoint- I ment with the technical staff of Imperial Che- xnical Industries In England t
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    CABINET SECRETS DISCLOSURE
    791 4 Heated Scene in House of Commons MR. LLOYD GEORGE faff E\ Chan.^^^rs In Dispute I .isutioiial Cab:: were revealed bv Moyd George in a furious War Debt bate in the House ol Commons, Four forraw Chancellors of the Exchequer were in hot Mr. Lloyd George is to
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    83 4 Captain Nord. the new German Mir.iM.-r to 1 Siam. and Mrs. Nord arrived in S:neapore t>% 1 the Saarbrucken They will stay at th< Adi Hotel until they leave for Ba.-ipkok i It lb stated that Mr P S. William:., lately < Legal AdvLscr and Judicial Commissioner Ke- 1 lantan,
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    HE FOUND GOLD
    176 4 But Died a Poor Man At A feu days before a nun of 71 died in poor four miles in vain to find work. Yet this man I v»id \> r ore in the Gold Coast district: Been paid £36.000 (or one of hb fold Acquired an
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    93 4 m.-. residents (says a Hoc* Kane paper) •*:i: the feepest ncrat of the death f sou of the Brtttah *^«*n ttf ROSS Ifc hL> hkfi h«»*r In 411 hraUi. Mderabk- tin..- r i: w ugo bound H'i" hrv in r ing at Penan* ih h t o b*- Utk.-: UiH
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    WIVES DO AS THEY LIKE:
    140 4 Mauistrati- TelU Hi. Hum- No Curftvs Hhiwlrl a wife do none or less m rite pk :.en mm* i-. mi. <■» ra> m>i ttfWwl IT Thame* Police Court nit till «ii, IoM a hudte r.< Ute^wtUUn UmtU UK days of curt. ttat a womani place
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    55 4 The tar brigade was called k. two gnm f y i?s vcrOJiy one tit Unnnc^t y Lit tic jiUm at Kllllney Road. Ml the tit railm :ty ■wnt. Botb were estlD(uMMd In a fev nur 1 v Company Sergt. Major and fcMlllirtnr Kemp, the GloooMttnhira ItaflkKMt. >tta<*h** to "A Company.
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      365 4 H. M. S MALAYA CUP RUGBY FINAL COMBINED RAIL HOTEL EXCURSION IRSI CLASS RAO TRAVEL SINGAPORE TO KUALA LUMPUR AN RETURN HOTEL ACCOMMODATION AND ALL MEALS. $23.00 If Mil ARRIVE Sinuupoi Friday. Jan. 1 10 pin K Lumpur, Saturday, Jan. 14, 7.1.") a.ir. K Lumpur. Sunday, Jan. l."». 10 p.m.
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      58 4 Qjct -I Q^tTi/l^fe drink* Osk §^0 Omnge O^EF| ,iu«. a u> arrt]\O& |v t: l Aerated g Sj> drink $mgo framhoz co. l()li PROPER lIT W/> OMIOUI YOU \Ui.\\A.\ NEED A Pan o! "FIT ALL TOP" it 1 1 it *tim it i .\<p» KMI HK(KI\KI) M *V SHIPMENT of
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    SIR JAMES BARRIE MAKES HIS WILL!
    118 5 Work Hi*. Most l'r>-< iotiv I C.u Sir James Barrie made his will, as he put »*en speaking at tfec Author*' Club Ilia i m Wt to the Cluh "Ui- nuxit p/. -,»ous possession I ever had— my joy tn hard work "I leave
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    TEN WOMEN TRAPPED IN A RACING RIVER
    189 5 DROWNED IN STRUG*. AT A lor brat's Kush To ht*S("Ut* ikionlied men coki rang out and trailed into sife«c* u Uw Burrv Estuary here, when uty of In eatkJp women were fordtac the river on omioiji. ana the antoab suddenly aveaaw tatiiiu In
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    STRANGEST LOVE STORY
    355 5 Young Man- iuil At Rich Widow- House The strangest love story in New York a romance with a reml O. Henry hw has »>etn For five years thousands of people pawing atone Fifth-avenue hare noticed a bearded voting man sitting on a bench all day ion eyes
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    CYCLING 102 MILES A DAY FOR A YEAR
    274 5 World Kndunuue Record For British Youth Amid prolonged cheers and the continuous ig of 3.000 cycle bells, Mr. A. A. Humbles. 1 c twenty-two-year-old member of the Ingleside tm Club rode from Buckingham Palace to Marble Arch on the last lap of
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    JUDGMENT FOR 7D.
    41 5 County Court Claim by a Corporation Judgment for 7d. was obta< Corporation at Walsall County Court in an action which related to a disputed charge for .uttmg a motorway across a footpath. porationand five other officials in the .<:
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    INDIAN BISHOP AT THE ABBEY
    189 5 Srrnnm to I. arm 1 OmgNfVttM lt Westminster Not a seat was raoant In Westminster Abbey -t Reverend J ft C Bannerjee. Aaaistani Bishop of Lahore, preached. n who was educated M r:;ibad and was ordained in 1902 completed a three months' tour of Of
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    CRAVEN SCHOLARSHIP
    137 5 First (.irl to Win Famous Prize A 20-year-old Croydon < Surrey j girl has won (is most souf! assical award the snip. Th< Mss Barba: I daughU Dr pact and deputy-keeper ripts at the British MMSfHtn. is Uie in ,t vin the prise. Hi <nci I Craven s(
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    48 5 lvais and departures to Madras Prrafctrncjr for the I December 1932 were as follows: Arrival 'State aided) (Figurea supplied lUng Inspectors) 2 adults, 1 minor Arrivals (Others) < Figures supplied by Travelling Inspectors) 2077 adulte, 126 minors. 72 Infante. s (Figures supplied by Steamer Agents) 2492 idull :-'*f minors
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    BAN LIFTED FROM A CANDID BOOK
    314 5 SE< RET REASON ITS ITHMi.WVAI No Explanation In Publishers What i;iu.—ci tht official intervention' that withheld publication of lady Angela 81. OairErskines book of memo** The book u now "released, but foe publLshri's. Messrs Jarroid. decline to levaal the origin of the teaaporary ban
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    WOMEN SETTING TOO FAST A PACE
    176 5 WOMEN SETTING TOO FAST A PACE Strain 100 ii mi llumanit> a .men are becoming the pace-makers of a .r:.: "There Is a real danger that womanhood is brine destroyed by a vain ambition for combined athletic and intellectual perfection. ;tter«d by air WUUam Arbuthnot Lan. >mons surgeon, la an
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    YACHT MURDER MYSTERY
    292 5 Arrested Cardiff' Man Claims An Alibi »li' To VISIT SCKNK OF crime Inv \ll£t-|fs "I naud Wanderwell. but I didn't kill I I Miys Will i Guy, a Cardiff man. aged Ls under arrest here on a charge ol murdering Captain Wanderwell in the yacht Carina at
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    BRITISH AIR SERVICES ARE BEST
    265 5 Bookings to the Continent up inn IVr Cent Britain is leading the world in the success of its comn. During the past few month* there has been an extraordinary increase in the numb* people usinfi tin- routes of Imperial Airways. The additional traffic net only
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    TRAFFIC IN BIRDS
    127 5 .MHMi Years ol rut It x lomooikoi hoa mwed an order which puu an d to 2.000 ink of cruelty In the Mm. :.-T«d for fcflkof birds of any Mnd on the land m—lili of Or. AMI liunthe. the famous ury to the pw—rtton of Mw MUMonntt
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    "WILD" GIRL AND A REVOLVER
    168 5 Nurs<- Who Vanished Twice «t Mid-Ni^ht A probation, i nurse, stated by the police to be of a "wild disposition." was sentenced at Windsor Polio- Court to two months' hard labour. She was Clara Maureen Hicklin aged tWMty-three. of Long Acre-street. Walsail. accused of having
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      134 5 6.15 PAVILION 9.15 Ht^rvatior.s Phone 6903 PRESS AM) PIIJLK IMTE JBf "The LODGER" THK CREATKST DKAMATK w 1- THRILLn nt THE nSAR*T STARRING <" I 'V'OK XOYELLO A i ii/\i;i in \ii ;in( i R jA W. ISASKCO.MK. Kritish Picture \du will remember vimkmim. ("LIVE UROOK and H ARI KS
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      65 5 [CAPITOL? TO-NIGHT! 6.15-9.15 (iala Opening of England's most famous Musical Comedy FREDERICK LONSDALE'S flittering, glamorous romance "The MAID of I The MOUNTAINS HKIMSM IMKIJN AIIOWI PKODK TION With a l)istin£ui>lu(l cast W\( V HUOWN u The Maid" Harrv Welchman as ilaldasarre" IU-tt > Stock fold, (i;irn Marsh (iu> McNauuhton and
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      87 5 Matinee TO-MORROW at 3. Fresh, Fast and Kroth\--;i oiiu<i> with a ('hanipaunt' Flavour Lee TraiN and Kvalyn kiuipp Warren llymer and Barbara Wivk> IN I NIGHT MAYOR THURSDAY A Show sueh as Singapore never hoped to -ft 'GOLDEN WEST" and MICKEY MOUSE SUBSCRIBER'S DELIVERY NOTICE. IF DELIVERY Ot PAPER IS
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      HOME SOCCER GATES DWINDLING
      1118 6 HOME SOCCER GATES DWINDLING SKVERAL CLUBS IN DIFFICULTIES oY L??A in Second Division Our O r Sent] I ondon l»- 10. The attendances en Saturday. vm poor, and show perhaps that money is not plentiful In England the weather was very fine. The .-:.:.>. s Ham 45.08t Chelsea 1 M.ir.ch.
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      BRADMAN A GOOD BOWLER!
      331 6 l Not Sfjek a Batsman as TrumpiT. I tayi artt*r -en ••Sep"» Carter, one cf Australia's ll wtehctkaspen. made several outspoken Uka about cricket and cricketers when he h London after a 40.000 world tour. He believes that the present England team if a good one.
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      MISHAP AT RUGGER
      245 6 Famous Canadian Player Ha.> Neck Broken Victoria. 8.C.. l>r< 1 10. Johnr.y Kov'.iiui tl:- -tar forward "f the 16lh Canadian ScottLsh Ru^'by team, early thL^morr.i::u reported in .1 grave condition in the St J<x»t'ph .s Hospital, suffering from injuries re eived whil( playing against the J.B.A.A. team
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      BRADMAVS FITLRF.
      97 6 Will He Play For Acorington Melbourne, Det IH. "It is certui::!. 1 do encouragement to any cue to rema.:. Australia under such tlon stated Bradman. when interviewed Btfd ttM attitude of the Australian t Board of Control towards his newspaper <on- tract. Bj f to avoid i' iblicitj
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      333 6 Ointment lalcuii\ Powder QliiV'll I HealtnandVeauw TO YOUR SKIN h.,tU iw ..f tin- |»ur. im-tli- .it. .1 So«p. Miitainini' einol-li.-fit ami < !<■ in-in_ pi >>|><rt i« f > r t•' i- >v'H .i- I<\iii->--. th*- -kin 1 In- Oillllll«»fll ,|ui. kK rrl < v and li> tl- an\ r
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      29 6 STRONG DEFINITE IN THE CHARACTER OF THEIR APPEAL. YET SMOOTH AND MELLOW IN THE SATISFACTION THEY GIVE mhiois M i 4 Bf^ JmUUmummmV w W JOHN PLAYER SONS. ENGLAND:
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    WIDOWED AND WEDDED AT TWELVE
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    16 YEARS OLD WIFE WITH TWO CHILDREN
    704 7 16 YEARS OLD WIFE WITH TWO CHILDREN i harsed With Knticing Her From Husband MnSI.KM -l" mrnt, hid a sequel i^ijht' >♦•» one! Police !«t- \|r H.iv •i uh» m i h»- lurmcr w.is ir«ed !i,. iu.,v a HKAFficdl WtMUL 11 1 4. lst* In .111 jttractivt ri.im. .1 \mii.i
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    BRITAIN MUST RESTORE GOLD STANDARD
    184 7 First Step Towards Currency Stability HOW A.MKKIC.A SKKS THE POSITION a>■hiii i. t m lin Inrludlnp S 45 nations are now off the gold standard, reports the Department oT Commerce. Thirty-four of finally suspended the operation of the cold standard and have either reduced the
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    144 7 EOS :> T T« the Editor Sir. "A R.ader" in your issue of 7th instant deplores what he describes as th? "news garbage" that appears in the present day Press. Another and even more harmful source of ing ridicule upon the Anglo-Saxon because it is understood
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    3 MONTHS TO LIVE.
    152 7 \k! im ot hi;:t < lanu's mttaci That the victur. cord was severed ne had lost the use of his lower limbs, he statement made before Mr. A the Singapore Second Police Magi\t«teiday. when three Chinese were charged hurt with a dangerous weapon to a comp:<
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    13 ASSIZE CASES
    89 7 Convicts To Uv Tried F«f Murdor There are thirteen cases on the list at First Assiars, four of which are counterfeiting BJSJ There is only one murder charge on the h case— which has been provisionally fixed for Monday next. It is the r»se requiring a spectel
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    25 7 The inquiry Into the Naval Bate drow fatality on New Year's Day. H ana M Robertson, a foreman of works, nill be held on Thursday.
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    143 7 I'oln K.i ill Surprises oiners Goh Yeow Chow and Lim F>e. were found {Tiillty at th Assizes yesterday with being in possession of instruments and for counterfeiting coins and were sentenced to four years' rigorous imprisonment each atctoff Ballard raided a house in Kolam Ayer Lan? on
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    131 7 Greyhound Stadium Night Vi^il London Two dogs in Londoh ars left each night guard property \ahnd at MR than £300 c Th< ir names are Ti^er and Hum T::< v look aftei a stadium. They are dark brindled bull mastiffs who would give any unwelcome
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    67 7 Arthur Newark. in>tr., I r:- ;i, Club ted upon in H anal i May morniri' I I (lu.k;' f»T II usual for S: l f A i/1 a Hokii Lmil ted l turni, Sin ij itei had bani hi I A .1.. i ,HUTX»e of takn. \va.; l>. ;hm In
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    RACIAL FIGHTING IN BOMBAY
    139 7 Tragic Sequel to Children's Game THREE KILLED (iuerilla Battle Between Hindus and Moslems Bc.mhav. Jan 9. Two Moslem., and one Hindu were killed -'0 Hindus, five at II and one I'.. jv.red in a Hindu children playing cricket in a slum an Trouble began when a
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    236 7 iii*i ot Pnung Creditors BD Our Own Correspondent! I'tnaiu. Jan. !t. A meeting of the creditors of Sarkies Brothers •in bankruptcy) neld at thi e and o. H morning. Mr. E. N. Taylur. Assistant Official Assign. I ..ng ever a laryc uatheriiig of the Penany creditors. Mr. Taylor
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    167 7 UoMiuio Offcen Who Took $4 !><mi Alleged Su>pt'ct Two revenue officers were convicted :uid OCCd by the Third Police Magistrate. Mr J. F. F. Gr?gg. yestt rday. for .stealing S4 from a Chinese whom I alleged to I held up and Man htd" in the street. The
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    84 7 1 irm I in<K Racing too (osth r.i iiB nricrstood th:it the Italmn Alfa Ro- will MM ])aiti(i|Ui'' oftii iallv in in- Ml inotoi IMM ''■>' D ram ran 1 1 vi i m k hnpertanl m- n ben enormous. l-.:.;,; imnent which hM subsi- n i.<
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    LAW NOTICE
    42 7 Tursdav. .lanuar\ 10th Before Mr. luMi<«- .«B«<k»tt I. mil in the .'nrf uiirt .it 1 1 a m. \sv, /t v K« I.mi Bonn I I I 2. li- I Kuli H;ik K;;ing. 3. Rt N. ,<.... I'.'iin bin llai: Ml
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    37 7 i Cliui St irtai Mi ill u:-. .< I have h;ul thru- mte daft d sod aw tne a ■■:..<■■ li. -.Hi 01 W I. Uk <ind< I that when ttM 800l A. Caldecott goes II i' will crl
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    MERSEYSIDE SHAKEN BY EXPLOSION
    107 7 PETROL INSTALLATION FIRE 150 Feet Flames From Blown-up Tank London. lan. M fe at dusk was brilliantly alluminatd following the explooion at 8.00 p.m. of :,000 tons of Shell-mex petrol at the British 'etrolcum Company's inotallation at Ellesmere »ort. The top cf a tank was blown
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    LORRY "WAR"
    355 7 Tran>|)ort of Earth to i\i! Aerodrome Chinese lorry drivers floured in a case before In the Criminal District Court esterday in which two oi them v. ,t the Inttaacc of two others With criminal nt in; mat ion tad with Mfag criminal k The two itl Hlfß were
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    MR. LIM BOON HAW
    98 7 Death of Prominent Penunjj Chinese Fiom Our Own Corresponc' r< Ti.ni. iin 9. The mi at his residence in Light I Han-. a praalneol Pmans Ctataoae, at the n of 72. in Penang from China in 1883 and ci in Penang mtd much Riccess in mining,
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    WOMEN RUNNERS
    80 7 .Mother ol Two Dors Three Mil.^ in l\ .Minutes Cross-country honours for women this season may go to the mother <u two children. Mrs. i •n. an international runner. Mr Raven brilliant performance in the London Olympiades Hand) -miks course n Wimbledon Common. .tint; from snatch, she <<,\cred
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    EXHIBITION OF BRITISH GOODS
    35 7 A 'ill Im- lit Id in HM ot'iu Trade Commission*: l ..i..;. uss proposals for ■<■ thibition of British goods in Ma\ illiilitl 11) Iml amnie for i noppiiiK Week mtermted pM
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    57 7 Sn)trill was pass* I n Kwony. a Chinese who ■p omnk I -<t the Singapore Assizes yesterday i <>1 rap*-. Tin DPP. told Hii I mrl. aged 8. was below the nsent but she was a willing party to the offci I i;: :."use and is room where she asked
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    764 7 Tributes To Mr. Justice Sproule LOSS TO MA LAVA Judges 1 Procession to Service in Cathedral A contingent of Sikh police with fixed bayonets in charge of Mr. Hope-Falkner and Mr. A C C Perdriau formed the guard of honour at the ceremonial Tfftf of the
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    'SAY WHEN' GIRLS OF U.S.
    78 7 Contrasts between the girl of to-day and yesterday were made in a radio address by Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt, wtfe of the Pre-sident-elect of the United State*. !•< 11-..: IV RSSSS] hBjSJ niuf I) v tii>kv and pjßj sh;- could had hoped," he added, "that Prohibition
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    94 7 quest on Pilot OOoer Forman. who mas killed on December when the R.A.F plane be was Hying crashed in the Rhio-StraK. will be held by Mr. P. G. Bounv on Friday An interesting Travel Talk is promised at Uh JY.W.C .A. Raffles Quay on Thursday, at SJO pjn. when Mrs.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1933. THE THIRTY HOURS WEEK
    988 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1933. THE THIRTY HOURS WEEK mere ■< RQ be I adency tc in the assertion of Mr William Green, the President of the United States Federation of Labour that organised labour in America is willing to call a general strike tc enforce the thirty
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    56 8 I m. Assistant Registrar, Supreme Court. Kuala Lumpui is retirins from Govern] n' shortly Thf ambulasm MM tailed to No. 133. stn orning. where Mrs. R a Eurasian woman, was found lying unronscious on the floor as the result of trie shock. She was also suffering •II wm on her
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    27 8 Lonciun rubber ,st'.(ks decreased from 37 741 tons to 37.410 tons, and Liverpool from 55,056 tons to f.3.711 tons, a total fall of 1,676 tons.
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    41 8 Japanese imports of rubbor-soled footwear r tht- DMM States are said to have Increase per rent In eight months. Traffic control 1::.' arrow,, and i now being made in rubber, which lasts langer •i.an pnint and i- not slippery like metaL
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    110 8 WILL THE^ REM VIN MEI TRAL Hitler Want- \bsolute Contro! The Council of Elders in the Reichstag have decided that the Reichstag •■a' fe*MHßb» on January 24th. It is relial.iy stated that General von Schleicher has again tried to persuade Herr Oocrtag to become President
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    205 8 Death ul < «»!n:i« i hriimmond Imwiwm, Jaa. Tl*- inaomiuble cuurare of Lt. Col. Arthur Drummond Borton V.C. mho died in hospital la Suffolk at the age of 49. is shorn n b> that although hi* neck wa# broken in an all crash in 1915 and
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    COLOMBIA BAULKED
    76 8 H«>\\ 111 i/il IVrwnted I Capture Si* 4r Janeto*. Jan.. C Brazilian scruples over the maintenance ot neutrality have upset the ambitious trlfim of Colombia to regain the town of Lrttcia which was seized by a band of Peruvians. When one of the principal unit* namely the gunboat
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    SIR JOHN SALMOND
    81 8 T(» Join Inijx- ial Virw i\ Board Air Chief Marshal, Sir John *ho is retiring from his ■ppni«*mf W t of chief of Staff of the Air Ministry, Is to become Government Director on the Board of Imperial ways Limited in succession to Air Vice-Ma Sir Vyell
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    MALYGUIN ABANDONED
    43 8 Krui ol Kamnus \rcti< loc-brcakor i ''••'II* It I The gallant career of the Soviet ice-teeaker Malyguin of pliifcfc* the frozen Arctic, oonvoying merchantmen and searching for hat day when she grounded tn h» ahundoned whan badly i— n— Reuter Wireless
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    185 8 li\<l% .n,«i Amusing Far. .1 Mhambra There is somHhlng very original about tile Columbia production The Night Mayor which is now being shown at the Alhambra. and large degree of frankness and daring mmke it almost a burlesque on politic* on a —Tin S< .if ore the
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    23 8 sustus who had been essployed with the Sanitary Boar*, Pang, retired on Dee tndi a a n i^rtS akllUr nil U to hack
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    PERSIAN'S INDEPENDENCE POLICY
    90 8 PERSIAN'S INDEPENDENCE POLICY S'l No Dictation h i Tht recall of the Per&ian If infct simply a change and Is in no wu* mm the Anglo-Persian dispute d<*rlared M Khan Foroiißi the Foreign Mimsu -wed b> First I in Lone hi. to the fact Chat a quired in Berlin. undlctatod
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    153 8 Wmtk AncMrd loi NiH I>on4«Hi. Jjii I The murder oi D uudes ha in the arrest of i Petrou. aged twenty descrtl* mho has ben charged at M Cou. wilful muidet of lami, ha» beea winded in custody tor a Reuter Wireless. [A KMtge on Jan 3
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    THE ALWAR DISORDERS
    55 8 Ofctsidr .n iHpflH Further detail* ol th« figtlUng btroops anc *is at Oovmogarh that the Meoe, looted shops, smashed tdote b tenptrs. and tied a Mahauna 'Hindu upside down to a tree Troops released hi^hc wMNuand nfew asvaocinc on ernineiH duiiqlii^ werv repuisctt oj ii It Is
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    63 8 !l- i IJuiU. Ii i 'in < NOT ¥*rv A ooofetence between Mr. Roosevelt «ik Democratic leaden In Congress has tfecid balance the budget and. If final &w extra session of the new O— gt«i b\ the present session to hwcaae tncom*- tsx ibo prss the Beer
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    27 8 >U .1 1 <ilnu r f President Marhadn has refused tc en' Assmiatton for raiMlhUimi o: rertrictioos on the sugar tnp «nd pa- Reuter
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    28 8 112.1" |{;,i|„ \r«- The O whim—l has decided to I Internal loan amount** to C12.000.0C' to build a railway from Dlabekr to Ar Reuter Wireless
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    30 8 !>«•;• I'i n| >1 h«, Capetown. 3 won n^.ooo in the Calcutta B*«*m. when Call Boy won -i by. 4kd tA-d«> the result of an ■rrhtii Reuter Wireless
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    17 8 ACCIDENT TO EX-KAISER'S GRANDSON Prtnop Fredetk* of Prussia, gnu er. era .hed downh.ll la ra< Reuter Wireless
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    16 8 Mr H. A. Forrer MCS assumed dutt>* Ifafstr hal been (who to now Official Assignee) ha
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    1051 9 INSTRrCIIONS TO CHINESE MILITARY LEADERS Ja inese Uncut to Advance on Peiping DEMAND FOR WITHDRAWAL IRON! SHANHAIKWAN 1 Nrt r •'Mm_ .1 th. Miht.irv iMlllllltltr ul yesterday orders were issoed b> MM| k.u sin k t«. :il r > i( I", p.,,,. mobilisation reply from the Japanese
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    47 9 New Japanese Naval Minister Tokio Im Admiral Mlneo Osuml. who was Navy SilaMer In the Inukai Cabinet, has formally N,v. i-.rt: r S, b twlpßrinc on >ccuuwt of ill-hmlth. Renter Toklo. l.t.r Admiral Osuml was tMNttaJ Mmbter for the Navy here to-day Reuter Far Eastern
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    275 9 Absrtifc Anvdust Risnn] n CafpJtiri''. I lERCE KlCll'i iNC AT BAR* BLONA I ■•(Illtlli. Kill 'I Baa on the i Spanish frontier that I is in a of revolt. Police and the workers have been in i conflict since last night. Details are not available but
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    137 9 Diu (.amc Hunter Who Was >.uiv(! to) Bvffalt N un.l.i K. in Ii i. > An aeroplane was the means of a *->iHIM^J cf a big-game hunter who had riously gored by a buffalo and deserted in the African bush. The hunter was Captain Conyers Lang who
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    96 9 Death of Former War Office Secretary I midon. Jan 5. Sir Reginald Brade died in London to-day following a stroke yesterday. His signature I :ls Ifsdnilar to everyone as it appean m all War Office orders durin -Reuter Wirelets. Sir Reginal-i I T3rade er.' t War Office
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    57 9 Woman Who Wanted to Aid I nomployed IV.tgur. Jan. 1. Being so overcome by th* >::pht I the unemployed, a 57 years o'd Czech woman of Reichenbery (Bohemia) decided to help them by the only means in her power. She hanged herself to-day. lMfta| tii.-m th-r fortune
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    29 9 r.S. Senate Committee Favours Revet] W i h nsl»n Un. A sub-committee of the U.S. Senate has vo!«'d in favour of Mm repeal of Pnluh;': i. Reuter Wireless
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    26 9 20,000 Prisoners Released Romr. Jan. 8. <> political and other prisoners have bfM'n rHea 9t H tt UH und^r the Mn olini Novem- Reuter Wireless
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    364 9 Violent Scenes in County Slig« SHOTS FIRED Thirty Hurt !)üb!in ■eetng Dublin, .l.ui Ihe ele< tor.il campaign is beint; tarried on to tin- an i.mp.u.iment <if considerable disorder. Following n free li.hi it Mi «is K ratc's meeting in Dublin, it which thirt> people werr injured and
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    98 9 Two Families Claim ;i Charred Bod} London l.in V l\vo '.r. families claim the body of a Bum whose death has been providing Scotland Vurri with their biggest puzzle for a long Urn. The body «.t; found badly charred and shot In the head in a shed at
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    86 9 New Zealand's rnemployment Camps Wellington, J.in. 4 The popularity «f road and land impiovt men ramps for unemployed i> evidenced by th<- di of many men to return brfoio the expiry of the fortnight's Xmas leave Whrn unvKirr:r(i n thf dole were firs compelled to work
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    40 9 T.S. Labour Prepared to Strike For It Washington, .lan Y Mr (.rr.n President Of the United StatI edcrath-n of I.:. 'hat organised labour i> vflUnt to call a general strike to nior "1 t: -ty-hour week.- Reuter Wireless
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    QUAINT RUMANIAN CEREMONY
    100 9 Cross of Precious Stones Thrown into Danube Bucharest. Jan f>. Kiiif Car-!. M-mdin<7 oi tht ban! the Danube ;n UN HMMI "i Hi tM§ pMfonWi to-day tin- annual ceremony <>j throwing a wooden cross studded with precious i-tnii' i: the i■■ dirty T\'ater for the people from
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    233 9 Singapore G.C. Ladies' Boge> Competition The Januarv ladies bo^ey competition was played at Singapore Golf Club yesterday and resulted m a win in A. Division for Mrs. M. M. Patterson. Mrs. Patterson tied with Mrs. Elder, the competition being decided over the first six holes. B Division was won
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    102 9 Ir. connection with tbe at "P l tMMtt ffi >1 th. Oversea Chinese Bank. Ltd.. the Ho Horn' B.irik !.'<: and 'nr Commercial Bank under th<- i.a.v- '.:.> OWM OMH I H.i r. .ri;: Corporatl r. Dl Pao Jin uh'> ha> t;m. n .u-'rt ih»Malacca Brant > Hon^ Bank, has
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    250 9 Handicaps For To-day Race> ..iditaps fur the third day (to-day) of thePenanp Turf Club meeUnc. an as follows: Timbung 9.8. Salome 88, Yelkm River g.7. Shorty 8.6, Vitality 7.12, Lands End 7.12, Chaldoyk? 7 10, Mlnoru 7.00. The Armenian 6.12 Imareek 6 in R*ee 2. PtaaftM— f
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    51 9 Takes Charge <,f Legislative Vuan Mr Sun Fo. leader of you* China accompanied by Dr Ma mao ill— and othan arrived In Nanking thto moraine to mm charge of the Legfclattve Yuan in place of Mr Chf-ta/t >h iai V; a; i:^.:r.lr,Ui:.LCongress, has alao rwußHd tsw^ Union
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    513 12 Where I Learn A Pleasant Ritual H Thoina.' m V.'Jl 23 -'4 L';> -< ■r •9 and 30 I ha\f n«> intention of doubting OHBH st haspersion up>n his vera< I I im-i» lv wish to remark that he can't half til Vm! I
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      250 12 Vu U Keppel ILirbour Ki:i- Dock Elise. Ni. l Dock Toussoum. Pt Aiiastasia. VESSELS ARRIVED C1 fm^Q D•• 917. from Bfttavia 9, lor BiUiton 21 Cremer, Dut 2784. ipom Belawan Deli 9, for }>, ::iz Kong. Swatow and Amoy 12. Dajak. Dut 89 I'.mn Paneh 9. for Paneh and Asahan
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    PREVENTION MUST BE FOUND
    933 13 PREVENTION MUST BE FOUND Kirv FOR ENQUIRY |.;i t of a Mysterious Series nut breaks .t irtasw «ff the jfaartMsa eatbreaa i >i■!in m I h^*t wmJmmmvmmm> fls^amm^Mi m nag* i I *JM km luxury French liner Atlantique, the Channel tm mats for Le •nt. The nil— ii cargo boat
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      JOSEPH CONRAD'S "LORD JIM"
      801 13 Singapore Pilgrim Shi;) U the late Joseph Conrad did no khjs novel. Lord Jim to be anytime i. -ts upon »e based the book ar iterest. are indebted to Mr. S. A. Townley. of Mr (1 Holt and Co.. who. as an ads' Conrad, has mad.
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      LIGHT BEACONS
      106 13 Ughi-beacons are to be estabUshed at Pulaa j>. tI s::.-:t;v <» i 1 :ds on ir about IMMKJ l "-h. Positions— On the w:. it beacon ltuatxi a? a distance of 5.9 cables 325 ,r Ea ISt J«-h! ind light Lat i di- MPM ta| Mi <'■•■■' ]K
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      38 13 M M mail am Atho 11. Is due her--from S"igon on Wednesday at 6 m and will probably sail on the same div at 3 p m f< Prnan?. 0 I ';;:>•• I> S ■<'.- p. rt-Sald Berth SH.B wharves
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      MAD LASCAR STABS FIVE SHIPMATES
      262 13 Liner Answers S.O.S. and Aids Wounded Southampton. A Bjad lascar liirinan v.hu ran amok and hipmates; a v.i' •d answered by a great liner: and her t for the life of one of the rietfci Such were the outlines of an ocean drama told when
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      BLUE FUNNEL LINE
      74 13 Etata ties h Jhat Emto i raise Fare The special fare* for the Far Eastern Cruise per Blue Funnel Line "A" Class vessels has been reduced from $386.00 to $280.00 from Singapore and return to Singapore. This fare applies to any "A" class vessel. The itinerary is
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      STARVING CREW FED FROM LIFEBOAT
      253 13 STARVING CREW FED FROM LIFEBOAT lour Days' Battle With Gale have had nothing to tat or drink for iour aa\s. We haw been blown out of our ■pig* and do not know where we are." This frantic appeal was shouted by the capIgflg Of the steamer Pauline when the Eninmore
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      NOTICES TO MARINERS
      123 13 Time Signals and Daylight Saving Uiionnatiui. r,i;airii:.K tin- urn,- signal ai Mt. Pteber, lat. 1 deg. 16'N, long. 103 deg. 49 E (ipprox) ami Fwit OMIK lat. 1 de*. 18 v lollK 103 deK 'l H iippi-jx* The attention ol shipmasu-re u> aru«ii t the Ml that
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      K.R.A. LIGHT VESSEL
      76 13 On or January 11. MM !urU T notice the KRA" light-vessel on the western side of Kra flats at a distance o! about 9 mile: south-south-westward of Pulo Rimai. lighthous. L»t 5 deg 06'N, long 100 deg. 12'E (approx). will be temporarily replaced by a light-buoy exhibiting
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      22 13 The Koollnda arrived in port from Frcmantlo yesterday v.ith 2.543 sheep. The Reael brought 1044 piu^ and 30 hiiiicks from Cheribon yesterday
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      484 13 NEXT TIME YOU GO HOME /^j INCLUDI CaM^i mA iMte kl y I tout itiMnrr. >^ i^ 1 Sire tiie ia«t mvt b dU Cirfia /^C _A J RockiM— Mt Rotwm. tmU«t «l tk« »U— JK^KM tnm luin tnai Mind lar i M^l I rirucoatißciitfti rrtiw fr«M fiKMm y k
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      31 13 PASSENCiKRS \RRIVED The following uienngrn arrived by Klang yesterday, from Famag Mr G Heron. Mr J S. Appadurai, Mr. Ang Kng Kim. From ptrt shMmmmml w.,::.:. V: c e m iar
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    EXILED KING GOES HOME
    283 14 FIGHT TO SAVE SON'S THRONE Ruled in Secret For 13 Years L\\-K;;.'_ Ferdinand of Bulgaria ho peopie in the know flaim has t*-<-n tht r« .ii ruler of his ccur.try throughout hi- II fttftf exile, is ■>■ r> ..rn there very shortly. An announcement by his
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    PRISON FOR EX-ARMY OFFICER
    250 14 "No Ktrord Worst' Than M3 CttcatV An ex-lieutenant (*f the Welch Regiment. whose Army career was stated to have been ruined as the resvlt cf strictures passed ou him b\ BUftotntes. was at Chertsey .Surrey* for motoring offences. He !> C tin Pomeny Dick, aged 21.
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    LOOKED FOR DEAD
    258 14 Admission at Explosion Inquiry T!; eOtpi Wm ■m brmeii.- I• it was l ir.g men in th. mine. I: vas maiit l Wi inspects of Mines, resumed the I nMh ;quiry at Bryn. near Wi^an. into the v.,,v. 8 Lancashire, pit ifcv 27 men vert kiU- <
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    24 14 Inspectoi H J B D:mald>-->n. PMS I J i»lir» who rt ci i«turr:.c: ft H"ine furloiuh hal bet :i po>t( <; tci Kaj.tni: 1 <] dutj
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    PUBLIC TO BE DRILLED WITH GAS-MASKS
    161 14 St. John Ambulance Scheme Tht general public in Britain may s i of gas masks, and the treatmeni of gas casualties. is liktly to ta tcome of the St John Ambulance Association's scheme to giumj the population in case ol chemical warfare. Maior-C'n Sir
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    17 14 Dr P Martin Ba< r, <„.._:■• for Medical Regard) ann Mr^ Mann. ..•< u c bark iin leav< •;,< :■>,, month.
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    REQUEST REFUSED
    114 14 No Reduction Siaint-st- I. l( Early in the present reign the Wine paid a i |was everywhere accorded a very hearty welcome .The Sovereign was pleased to learn tto;, these schools prominence was gtven to the [teaching of the fttamw Isngnage. On* Is reminded of this alhiHiaw by
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    10 14 Ufa* A. Taylor ha* ut—noi from leavr and •A K
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      251 14 FT E R cxpoiure to strong sun I or wind, you need t4t Mazeline' Snow" to preserve the natural loftfcCfti Of rnc oomplexiofi. M^ V -HAZELINE' h SNOW" BfifA— 1 ltln'iit trace f gn Btn r«l*C-A pots f(" ,:'^ir,<i-t<it>le. /n/sfs anrf Stores BURROUGHS WELLCOME a CO. London t^- MOOT iSfORAGE:
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      450 14 BANKS AJSD ISSLRAM I] CHARTERED BANK THE YOKOHAMA SPH OF INDIA ALSTBALIA \M» HIIW RA\K lII' lnc<rr.orated :r. England h, H <■„ D/*****, Lll f- 'nt hi G '.*■>■» Mi P capital in «MM snares < Fully paid 1,. 4r> I ■nwr?e Fund 1 l)f TWWVHW WBVBiB. Br^ j d,
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      197 14 i "RRDIT Fo\i D'LXTRLM&OMENT SOCIETE (INCORPORATED IN BELOIUIfi 1907. B R A C I r~j A X HANKOW. PEKING. HOMO KONG BRICKS AND TILES FACTORY Ql SHANGHAI MORTGAGE BANK Mortgages on Real Piopcrty Loans for Building. House and Real Estate Agent* Agents for Union of Parti Plrt Insurance Co.. Ltd.
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      522 14 BRITISH BROADUASTINC. CORPORATION PKOGRAMMLS FOR INDIA. BIRMA, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. :nd J FEDERATED >L\LAY STATES i FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER. I DA V ENTRY. ENGLAND J Wavelengths: 25.3 metres and 31.3 metres. To-day's Programme rursday. .lanuan 10th QM IJI Pni Time S:rn;»l iram Big Jl Ben. Concert by SalL-.buo" and hi..
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    EXTENDING USES OF RUBBER
    587 15 Manufacturer Join I iimmittPf- PROPAGAN IVITIES Mil a«cnda covering a wide ranje i<ain came up for discussion at .1 the Propaganda Committee of i Buot>» r Growers' Association As most of khich are reviewed by the Com4i« been felt for a closer Hrtwi iiaiffaitiini i* organisations,
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    STAINLESS STEEL
    387 15 Sim Test Between Londo: And .Australia A sea test of rtrtnlwi steel has just been arried out in a ship sailing between London md Australia. For 100 days the metal was exposed, in the words of the commander, "to a jarticularly varied sequence of weather conMtleßs." .ind it
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    LEDANG BAHRU
    61 15 Report for period from July 13. 1931 «date of incorporation*, to July 31. 1932. states that expenditure has been drastically cmMM and working costs reduced so far as possible Output for period amounted to 1.563.85: in— it ii show loss for financial period of £600. which directors propose
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    GAN KEE RUBBER
    30 15 l^« for yea: so. 1993. £1.4t» (an 1.878V Credit brought In was £39t. which, together with U.oOo from reserve, makes £1.198 Deducting loss, credit forward is £409.
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    340 15 material as found shutes. and the»e| call for specially compounded rubber. Fa- I ties haw been offered to the Association I testing rubber ttntags for coal shutes and >:- rangements are now in hand h >m»t jxin it> ni its other properties, rubber flooring has ir to commend It for
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    MARKET PRICE LIST
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    QUEENSLAND INSURANCE CO.
    137 15 Tlu- report I at the forty-sev. winiM. i U kbi Be oatered >:•.. i the i mpai Pitt h- Id pe Bl I Sydney, on Friday. No\ I > i B I :it at tIM Bt X dDI CB9 1 to h oa-' i.i!. i> .'.aid from
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    FAR EAST BONDS DOWN
    304 15 Effect of Disquieting China News WHY TIN PRICK DECLINED London. Jan. 1 On the Stock Exchange, apart in. in the continued aetnity vi South AMCMB mining. port m l.nkmy and prices showed ccnsid- Japanese bonds and also most Chinese securities were marked down en the news
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    ALUMINIUM ALLOY
    238 15 Hopes Of New Industry At Merthyr Tydfil < ardifT. A ••••mpany kno'Ar, M Hn A\r, 'a'.> fir- G I UHIM hi in process of re.u>T.iV *W| I ipM "I EHjMI «Pl T new the manufacture of aluminium alloy Mm4 to be a great lmpro\ on any other alloy
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    JAVA SUGAR SALES
    119 15 Bill To reate Monopoly Agency Th«- llajfur. D« S. The bill mb.Kiy.i: th. .irti. the n. J.i\j u elliny •d 'Nivas.' has been intrcxiuced Netherlands EaM Indies People's Couj i r l lit- :i vs<x iation will !> tit in UnVrei th.- old association o:' "Vlsp." In
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    21 15 The India Rubber and Guita Percha Co Ltd., 'plying ar.d fixing 290 super yards of bber floorin ntl I Belfast Corporation.
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    To-Day'S Price Changes
    346 15 EXCHANGE RATES ::iuary 9 London. 4 months' sight 2 3 31 32 London. 3 months' sight I 15 16 London. 60 days' sight 2 3 29,32 London. 30 days' sight 2 3 7 8 London, demand 2|3 I London. T.T. 2|3 13 1(3 Lyons and Paris, demand
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    24 15 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION Tone of Market Quiet Steady Latest Cable:— London Spot Sheet 2 13 32d per lb. New York Market closed
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    14 15 MONDAY. J\M \H\ '1 H I LOSING Ul ol \l I(»NS>
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      73 15 mets exceed 112,000,0- Assurance tn force over t35.000.000 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Incorporated In the StraJts Settlements) HCE Ore*: Eastern Life Building. CecU Street. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. m fJO 000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and compile? with the British Life
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    CRICKET HAS REACHED A CRISIS ?
    2220 16 CRICKET HAS REACHED A CRISIS t matche* m progress. Su en. horrified to see a talllsh a o a n u and 15 hurHi .•t of. sa'. V A ""T clust. d the leg side. Curious I asked the young bowler where he a* his ideas of field placing and
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    M.C.C. IN AUSTRALIA
    289 16 Kendiiro Match Drawn IWndic" I«" The match between th» and the Victorian Country XTH was drawn. In reply to the local side's 215 M.C.C. scored 286, SntclifiV making 91 and Hammond 67 (Moore four for 23). In their recond innings Victorian Country made 75 tc.r u. I^rwood
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    EXCELLENT HOCKEY AT TANGLIN
    782 16 SJLC Just Win Against The WOtshires TWO KVEXLY MATCHED SIDES S.K.< :>; Wiltshire 4. DMptte the rather wet ground excellent v r. ■< ns played at Tanglin yesterday, when !i. ams of the Wiltshire and the SRC ■■I Th< -i :oughout were .r. < d as
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    HOME RUGBY
    26 16 Welsh InkTiintionnl Trial (FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT) London. lan national Rugby m a dilemma few i (1 the Probables llMi. Other results to-dav were:
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    UNITED SERVICES OFFICERS WIN
    477 16 Hard Fought Match Against SJLC A YESTERDAY'S PADANG HOCKEY I r ,i.-d Services Officers. 4; SJLC. "A*. After a hard-fought hockey match on the Padang yesterday, \hv United Services Officers u< .r- R.C. "A" team by four goal jne. The ground was in very bad condition
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    REST TEAM AGAINST EUROPEANS
    57 16 The following have been selected to represent the Rest against the Europeans at hocke morrow. The match will be played at the Padang. S. L. Oehlers; C. Lall and K. Muthucumaru; H. Oehlers, G. E. N. Oehlers and P. K. ran: R. C. Oehlers. N. Sullivan.
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    TO-DAY'S RUGBY MATCH
    112 16 Singapore vs. Malay;* Command In to-day's match with the Malaya Command on the SCC Padang. Singapore will be without s of D R. Harper and A. B. Anderson, but thty will, of course, be taken into account in pit king the team lor the Malaya Cap final
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    Selangor Team to Meet Singapore
    75 16 Selangor Team to Meet Singapore 'From Our Own Correspondent ■> Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 9. Mm -am to meet Singapore in the Malaya Cap t: <ia Lumpur on Saturday naxt will bt the same as that which defeated Penang and Perak in the earlier rounds and Singapore for the trophy. Therefore
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    POLICE MATCH CASUALTIES
    149 16 Viiuth»" c'..\tT Taken I<i r;it I Another member of the Straits Police fifteen played against the F.M.S. Police at Anscn on Sunday went into hospital yesterday. lector Lowe, who played a stout gam»* MMBg the forwards, was injured on the head during the game, and yesterday had
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