The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 13 January 1933

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    Masthead
    18 1 The Singapore Free Press i l ::.v>:;. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. FRIDAY, J A.MARY i:{, 1933. 10 i:ms.
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    THE DAYS NEWS
    102 1 I li. tin. < iI. (j. ;.„..<.- v ha\e ibled !•> Nanking urging the re■.iptuie ..I Ml.U'll.ilku.Ul. .is ..111- n\ ••ill Hi. :r ihilitx to delelld -hi. mi. rests could China hope for Use -MM .11 ..I tnelidl> I'ou.tV I'.ijjc 1 It rtecl la l niKhl Ih
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    STOP PRESS
    44 1 HOIJHS u\ iUK n <|> J. B. Hobbs. discussing the Test outlook in a cable to The Star to-day. disagrees with the Australian view that they have the Englishmen on the run. Winning the toss means victory, he declares. Free Press London copresspondent
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    276 1 Fears are entertained for the safety «f a Soviet ship with 2ft pa—rmn on board, reported to b« in danger of «*«H^y 1 1.,. ,h. -I'.u:,- Britain and France are fnakinr. t her— 4* iUratiom into the question of preventing fires at sea— Page 9. Mr < uiiipiun Mackenzie has
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    THE INEXPRESSIVE SHE
    976 1 We gotter do it." said Mrs Mistle. looking round the ill-furnished parlour. *Hmm sin* no help for it. same as I kin see." She Li what all an "eldensh woman, with grey hair, pale blue eyes, regular features, and toil-worn hands, and her voice is quiet and
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      148 1 *****52^51 LEAMM. I'ItuVNQN STORKS RAFFLES HOTEL MA I \V S PREMIER HOTEL '/'> l ■;.\7.'w; TO-MORMOW TEA I) ASCI spmai dinnkh to PJI I)\N(K \\!> CABARf-'T im \lid-niirht l)imt fmm '-""don, Paris ;ind w York. __>_\iu_;n\> rm>itafi-:l— i-j.::*. to :j p.m. RAPFUEG Cl LDKAIKD OSU BESTS I PHONK ">:: M
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      163 1 SEA VIEW HOTEL pium issi SATURDAY, 14th m-Muu r S P II C I A L D I N N l 2 R DANCB cc CABARET SPECIAL GALA NIGHT I)|NNKK Opt mnfi l\ rformancv 'llj ii I^, (liicct (torn l.oiKion l > ;t\ili(»n DANCE I vmuiu .Irrvs fwnti.il. -IW I
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      65 1 LATEST \I)YER'IISI MF.NIS Musical Society Concert Page 5. Ocean insurance policies Page 16. Ovaltine the drink all children love— Page 3. Kelly and Walsh desk calendar standsPage l Bachelors are prepared in the Players' way Page 6. Avery weighing 100 per rent accurate Page 3. CHRYSLER LOW UPKEEP PIANOS UPRIGHT
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      10 1 rsuanammawsawammsmmmmmammsin ,c <-^> I'M) VBI i: AT ALL LEAUINfi PROVISION STORKS
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    THEFT FROM ROBINSON'S
    1163 2 Mala> Tamln and the Plate Powdor Ihe statement thai a Eurasian mpli.N.d »n Mes.sis. Kohii.son and to.. Ltd.. „i il« red i >lala> tamb> to deliwr t stolen panel ..I (.oddard's plate powder valued at >|.. ti» i Lines,- shop in Bea« h Road, ».u made lieh.tr
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    MALACCA ACCIDENT
    111 2 i Fr O Ov. C> rr< poi-.d- Malacca. Jan. l y \V:-.ile on its way to deli'-er Wtt&U of the r.fX Oeueral Hoipi:al. a For.l Dglßl to UniUu MCMBcn into the drain m ::ont oi X P V I-:r.ai! at the CTCM reads o! Mill Road Mf W.
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    Y.W.C.A. MOTHERHOOD TALKS
    78 2 A ralk> on Motile: h<> jgiven by Mrs ■Dr H<.b.: f > ai the YW C A Raffles Quay commencing Wednesday Jan 18th. The series *ill begin with a: \i:atomica; ture and includes taik> on Preparation for Motherhood" md "Hou to T. n ci-.i.0r. Facts of Life
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      43 2 TWO NEW LEADING LINES. SNOW FOR RAZORLESS SHAVING. R m < ro n .m'.essh DFODIS IHr: NKW PEKFI MED DISENFF( TANT. 1 i ised as a I ram and tor insect bites. BtosWhii MEDICAL HALL. LIMITFD. i i im >:: f oum I'KOMi-iiv kmci ih»
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      251 2 BUSINESS CARDS. STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY STATIONERS REPAIREK> 14A Change Alley. Singapore The Cheapest House lor your Stationary. Typewriters. Ribbons and Carbons tt lMj lor Pencil and Fen writing. REPAIRS Send for our mechanic* j^?^l .hfiidrr your typewriter Is out of yHB|C»^ order Telephone 7770, 7532 and 7534. M o ,,rHv
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      255 2 BARGAIN ADS. FOX SALE. VANDA .'OAQI IM ORCHIDS in full bloom 5 to 6 feet h:.: UN p» i IjMI stalks. Apply Box No. 18J. cir i Fre f:.--.-BOOKS OF KtT-FHF.N'CE— The following boot ol r.-itrence are for sale at $1.00 per volume 1-ohcation to be made at the WJm
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      833 2 xl TION -A At t'TION SJ l i< >i<< »i:i vi i App"u af.o.; No 58 .i. Bet" -f-u 8. R af. Rama Chettiar of No. 36. Jalan Tar. Hoc N. Johore Bahru. and Kardi bin Ifohaned at 16th mile Scudai. Johore. AU that one undivided fifth «1 all that
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      370 2 fUK WFFK Ir.day. 13th. Bfh Water 10.51 9.9 ft., Ru«?by SCC B vs. Publir Services at si Hockey I I ngapore Khalsa Mi ULC a OMBM I S.R.C ground Raffles College vs. V.M x P C Seletar. v..tur.1.,. Hth High Water 00.25. 8 8 ft.. 11. 29. 10 Ift Pcnang
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      409 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE Is hr-reb „vm that r^nder^ an now invited for t^.c following matt-nab. oi services and that particulars of such tender: tnay be obtained in th< Tender Room Municipal Otsc.es Sunp: >: sir. \.t. hi p-.nod Ist Ma; UU ka 30th Api 1934 Date of
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    SUNKEN GERMAN FEET
    70 3 |»,tr.tultie> m «J*en to th. instttilUon of M l|r westmln*-de-cribed the work wl «tsin« ttoe sunken German dot for »alr as MM ttmm look hto» •inr.trd that n« »P»t aisrd a ship. when he act HmdenbuTf. Iht pulley-blocks Wr,. was f the water she Iteted to an
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    7 3 I rdam lMij Uphill UN British str;.n
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    FIELD MARSHAL MILNE
    51 3 Appointed (unstable of ttt€ Tower London. Jan. 1 The King has approved th< Pi< Sn litMini 1 Frai M I f the 1 i Stafl ted C-'ustabi ;.i i.. \i. i: !..i. Lord n In tin New V'( .11 .i.. ii s Oca i/ mini h I
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    16 3 (uses of stealing ne kiosks are E3OO mm m f*- Wal (in X c N magistral
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    MALAYA METHODIST CONFERENCE
    997 3 MEETING'S SA( KIFICE FoR MISSION FUND Charge To The New Members The Dt-votional s inducted I Tiusday morniim. in the joint session of the Annual a:.*: I the Mt'thodist Episcopal Church in M. Singapore by X' Goh Hood bag uith kkt assistance if the Rev. C. E.
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    AMONG THE NEW BOOKS
    104 3 ■JM Redney at Sea, by C R Bnstesd. Methuen and Co. Ltd. 7s. 6d This book i< a fasclnaUng record of Rodney's 'Lawful Occssions' on voyages which look her twixt our sat bases in the Channel to bleak Scapa. bbsker Iceland and the sun-kissed Mediterranean Here
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    71 3 A portrait of the Immortal Mrs. Beeton ha* been placed in the NaUooal Portrait Gallery a tinted ph lograph and sbowi a plwa— wT X lady dressed m the flouncing fashion of the time. The youthfulnes, oi the face people, as Mrs Beeton is usually as an austere and capable
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      339 3 o accurate FrfßlH; jlh V.HETHXR the requlrußenfei aie tar weighbridges r-> ,P™!.' 1 to measure torn or the met ssnxttlve scales to X y' r l'\ ■wmire 001 there is an AVERY Machine for the TB^W^ 1 purpose The highest standard of accuracy to HtfK/I^l S^-^T maintained by means of
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      163 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Limited BRANCHES 21, First Cross Street r I MAI A< 11. Light Street I PIINANJi 4 Klyne Street Xl ALA LUMP! H Registered by and Security deposited "ith the Straits Settlements Government. Act as Trustees, Administrators, Receivers, (iuardians. Rent Collectors. Investment^ Supers i>ed and Interest collected.
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    GETTING INTO HARNESS
    903 4 GETTING INTO HARNESS E^ VENINO drtis has ha I i )on i the day world. It has imposed its conventions upon geratcd form and I •atcen to harnesb and Elizubethanism Mak* which suggested footli;. ings, has attached Itaelf Inseparably to the day compMki Blonde wigs which belonged to the stage
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    8 4 OPUMN(; i hamper at the Chelsea Arts Ball.
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    CORK AND WOOL
    255 4 A Small Child's B; AN attractive woollen ball, suitable for use 1 among young children, is made from corks jand the unravelled wool of discarded socks |or other knitted g*n Preferably take i large cork, but as suel btainable I two ordinary corks will do. Place these
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    COTTON CURTAINS
    339 4 Dipped in Blue TWILLED cotton has the great advantage over most cheap materials for curtains in that it hangs well and densely enough without ihe added expense and trouble of lining Also a is to be had in a width sunlrtrntly broad for large windows with the correct
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    MARKS ON A BATH
    117 4 Bath stains are sometimes difficult to removt, but if they are treated wtth panfln they will quickly 'come away The bath should be wM wiped over with a paraffin cloth, paying special h r.tion to any marks. Leave this on for a short time and then
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    RUBBER DOOR-MATS
    33 4 Doormats of perforated rubber should be kept as flat as possible whenever they have to be moved, for they easily crock If they u» folded broken may be satisfactorily ruiifcjsi with
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    TAKE CARE of your HAIR
    979 4 TAKE CARE of your HAIR B> (tin Woman < orr -spondi -nt Brushing as an aid to lieauty HAIK troubles are many, You all know how easily your bail i b\ your general h A common coid upset < the I em— the hair BSD) l#Jly. .is out of condition
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    55 4 I I MINI M theme in the Adrian -Oslfnedl moux seUnr de soi frock Mm4ge Evan*. \i old wyn -Mayer nctress. Powder blue anal white i» com I ;i..-d with the double-breasted n«p!um blouse being carried wait in the »>iu« with (luted edginjfs on collar and peptum :ind belt of
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    THE HOME-MADE AQUARIUM
    613 4 THE HOME-MADE AQUARIUM \jyHY not haw a WaUr now on the market excellent fisrt slight > Wo*W glass. X HM> line Ml batteries, b make good aquariums all the Rank •WMMI in the glas* i size If just right for table decoration, wh larger is fine for the nursery. it
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    Packing
    164 4 In these days of travelling "light" with hand luggage only suitcases are usually filled tc their utmost rapacity. If they hay. to be opened during a journey their contents must be more or less exposed, and I ir-.v hard-pressed oddments m; the chance of escaping Th: Ucularly liable to
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    FISH
    105 4 i t;i» I hsj bBBBj baked, seldom has appearance wh> phti ci <•:. thr Si the Bafl ths4 it nearly alway* bj to the dUh in which it is baked and (lui-ntlv breaks wi '.1 line tnc baking tin witj ••i<'.: pajMT and !^> las the fish on tin
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    A NEW BED-TABLE
    83 4 A >i i' bed-table which is Ix >t > i light and lias recently been d< ned The htch it rests art' mad< in ;ind the con'it 1 pur! m, „n i- ,t s ol c] tray, plain on one sidi .mci covered baize on the other
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    19 4 ■T*;lN< I. ('HARMING"— a living picture one of the \rtists models, a* sh'- appi'.iiiv .it tiM licKc;] Ait- Ball
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    Polka Dots
    98 4 I :ng in popularity with the zebra strips so fashionable these days, is the popular polka dot. W!.:- clotted crepe supplies the spring ensemble for Joan Blondell. the Paramount actress. The loose unbelted and has neither collar nor cuff The separate scarf and wide Spanish girdle of bright
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    THREE-CORNERED BOTTLES
    105 4 Space is often as urgent a consideration in the bathroom droom. or. indeed, any I other part of the house, and so ways nl m oddm always welcomed. Thi' time, the oddments in question are coslaUll 1 an "aid" M muddles being to keep as many powders and
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    PLAID USED ABUNDANTLY
    91 4 A new use l<>: > ■.> .1 play. <i m,i frock worn by Myrna Iv. :•>: I. 1 rt>l<- m Maurice Chevalier's Paramount picture. "Love Me To-night." which v.a.s shown In Singapore La-st week -end The costume In .question is created ivory u<«.. ;>.• ipufT sleeves and
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    ELECTRIC CHAIR CANCER CURE
    423 5 ELECTRIC CHAIR CANCER CURE EXPERIMENT IN I'.'iIKMKH) Vn!i Rays On "Hopeless" i asc A remarkable experiment, in which ratiMsasf equivalent to those produced by 2.500.000 veto* of electricity were used in the treatment of a cancer patient in Berlin, is ijfcld by the New York Journal, The man who voluntarily
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    MIRACLE THAT DID NOT HAPPEN
    316 5 lAH AN VILLAGE SCEN Test of Children Stun Kriwrfa.Jas. It. iMt-n strange happenings at the Bra ur air Belgian province rat iwmawi was caused by reports that Virgin had appeared to a small 4> of children. A girl named Oilberte Voi- pupil of the nuns
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    40 5 baby cried pewtotently during the address «S^ *ja m^ m| Ijajt JS# &tma* parcels to East Sad BMBfleM at St yat Rin. ■seeeheap "T could drown that rlshaed the htohop There was a roar *«y -i aunt with my vweae"!
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    MAGNATE'S NEW HOME
    189 5 Utui'lniL. lii.it Looks Like 1 ;i l*;it rhinine) Milan, Jan. I All the ik lent traditions in hotel building have been broken by Senator Agnelli, the Italian motor-car magnate, who has built what at first appeal's to be a vast, fat chimney in the mountain valleys of
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    England's Christmas of 1932
    1476 5 Pfeflty of Snow hut only on the (iretting (jrds I From Our Own Correspondent] The Cluistnuu. of 1982 has possessed m novel features. It has probably been the not Christmas Eve and Christmas Day (or a loot time. In the week preceding Christmas the temperature never
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    THE ALIENS ORDINANCE
    243 5 Ah -ng in the Colony may apply for c< >f admission. Application forms are available either at the Office of the Immigration Officer in the ChiProtectorate or at the Imm: I Godown B. Tanjong Pagar Applications sii i be made in i I any time, within the
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    21 5 I I Young, of RoOefry. Onat YarNorfolk. gathered eight pints of raspberries in his garden on on* of the Christmas iBJBJ
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      109 5 6.15 PAVILION 9.15 ttWMHuHuua Phone 6008 I CLiv i: it it oo h 4llllll.i:% HIOf.iLEN I MtRIANNE AIIIN tmmm bfU SUi „i i.o<»o Knds") :amoi ra toulung mum "THE NIGHT of JUNE 13" MX.III HI \(H l< STORY 1 MCIORI THEATRE aturday, J< nml Sntnnlm,. lan. L'Sth AT S.3n WM
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      108 5 Have You Seen this Great British Musical Triumph AT THE CAPITOL Continued Success Nightly The PlctWC All Bhallpwra'fl Flocking to "MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS" j£^k \> Frederick Lonsdale's J 1 1 en i I hi* famous melodic* j With \\\<Y NLOWH t Jiii t the Wi.ild h;i^ lAIII niKHMW iu.'inincd
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      245 5 > Matinee TO-MORROW at 3. At last! Then hm s:: t full-blcx)ded Western— intact-its tin' thrill* pi eh as you neve:- hoped to see! A to make jPOUllgl r You'll ivvel ii. HOKE OWKN and JANET rHANI)!.FR WITH SIXCiAPOKK'S PAKIKIIAK I MARION BURNS \OX n M\M vi < <.\i| \\Y
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      CHEAPER POLO
      346 6 Roehampton Club Sclunu 1 fFron; Our Cwn Coixcspondent > I .union There would like co up polo, bui li:iv ',>t-n unable tc do ;o it the nqptnic imoi aUtatauly in the pramt hard times, which have even been n sponsible foi a number of players dropping out tIM
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      KICKED BY HORSE
      240 6 Fatal Hunting Field Act id' in n On: O i iindoi Mr. Ingleby Oddic hold an inquest at West- body of Lord Congleton nho died on Wednesday after an accident m the hunting field. Lord Stiathcona and Mcunt Royal Satu. mber 3. was kicked by a hone
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    THE RYDER CUP
    167 6 Surpri>ins Statement b> I v < ulifr"> Man iu-i I Our Own Correspondent) London. Dec. R. Mr Ray McCarthy, tta manager to Gene he holder of the British and American Open Golf Championships, stated last week in his opinion the Ryder Cup match scheduled to be played
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    VISCOUNT D'ABERNON
    122 6 Resigns from Betting onirul Board Our Own Corresponc. l.ondun. 1)«"« Viscount DAbernon has tendered tc I T: hus resignation as a member of the Racecourse Betting Control Board He was appointed by thS Chancellor of the Exchequer as a M MM, when the Board was formed, under the
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    BOXING RANKING
    88 6 Max Schmeling Chosen .»•> Bt^t Heav\ weight s.-w \(*u Ijm. I:., annual review by th< I I I* BUI based on the votes of sixty boxing writers pfe t ranks to Max s> t. moling, the G< in n that he lost the championship to Jac'i Sharki-y la.-t
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    BILLIARDS "TEST"
    38 6 (From Our Own C ■< nt London. 1».-. x l>eat England by 3.29(i poitr billiard 'tt'sf at XfeM H final Au>:- jh.644: Bnctonrt rolonial pair were Lindrum and U i :.y. and th I Davis and H
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    58 6 The BcbttWi PA. decided to celebrate the ,nd jubilf- <>i Hm association by a ba: on March 13, 1933. and appointed a comi: Mi i Diana li ;.\vick. of North Forelanc Ush goll champion, will leave England at I Jaiii-ary for America v:. golf ton: During be -.v:ll p| I
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    AUSTRIAN TEAM
    174 6 rropiiNfd ln\ it.itiui foi Ueturn HmMi From Our Own Correspondent! Immdm*. Dec. 27. According to Herr Hu;o Meisl. manager of the :an i.am which was defeated by England a fortnight ago. a return match betwe«*n Austria and England will take place in Vienna at the end of the
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    LEAGUE GOLF
    112 6 (ilaniurc.iii I Proposal From Oui Own Correspondent The unexpected move on the part of the Glamorgan County Union in introducing League Golf has started a discussion which will carry right through Christmas I should Imagine >owers behind the Unions are saving nothing, but they are doing a lot
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    SENSATION IN BOMBAY RACING
    141 6 Well-Known Oun.r li.tinrr .iUt.unr.l A first-class Turf sensction has been caused in Bomb;. offlcial announcement to-day that I Stewards had rirtUonad the well-known ow ner-trainer. Mr. Guiam Hussein Essaje (otherwise known as "Mr as to December 17th. It will b«- re-called that, carrying 9.10. Dikber ned
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    SURPRISE CHRISTMAS BOX
    98 6 Sum >\ lt.-iund to its ric-kettrs (Prom Our Own Correspondent* Surrey's professional cricketers have itcOw* a surprise Christmas-box. This is nothing less than the repayment of 10 per cent of their salaries, which they voluntarily gave up last teason because of the precarious financial portion of the
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    "GOOD MATRIMONIAL CATCH"
    173 6 tn Our Own Correspondent Miss Edith Annie Berry, of fPactern K-c Haywards Heath, was awarded £150 < and £35 for money spent in purchasing in her action for aßaajid brea against Mr Henry William Parks. th»- Su->#* cricketer, which was concluded at Su.star* Lewes this week. Parks,
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    ALEKHINE COMING
    26 6 < "I I• M Dr. A A. Alrl is due tc arr President Hoover on Jauua around the world, a when he v. ili pi
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      22 6 PREPARED AND MATURED THE PLAYER'S WAY THE EXCLUSIVE WAY THAT LEADS TO BACHELORS S W 7 mm \lf JOHN PLAYER 8c SOWS,
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      70 6 < OMMON -I \> [XOIGI STIO doctor Vw tlve trouble is dw and at \lously then, to g< cnly counteract the Ftomach nnditI •■toiratnf Magnesia takei can be obtolnc A from bsni^hes indigstion by neutralbiiijj topping fermentatio! the inflamed toniach lit: tals use and recemm* iy because. I misf PETROL
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    MAN WHO OWED HIM $1
    308 7 lil»-ntitifv Debtor as SUbN-r PTED MLRDIK \u:uk On Former Polite In'nrrr.cr nc Haw* aai Hah Mmm Urn. two ««fl« charged at the Aaaiaea Mat Baad, October the complainant. rm*r was attacked by two i runes. after he was subbed unroMcious hut later was able a
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    THE SCREEN
    204 7 Wild West Tkrflfaf M Hh Mhambm utgroirn the liking Red Indian story and reshing thrill which is Golden West. .ring George O'Brien. Janet which rommenced terday. The picture is in- point of view, in that i>pportunity of seeing Marion Singapore, on the Bur:.- Man in Maneatei. being made
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    FOOLISH VIRGINS
    73 7 Performance* \i Vi.-tori;i I hratrr •su»-apoiT Repertory Pltjw*' production* taJce place at the Victoria where the ful) steed state la more for preaentlnc the plays. itoh Virsin*" Is being tranaferrcd from Kikarx Hotel and win be performed at the ■m Theatre on Saturday. January 21st, .Saturday. January 3Mb.
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    FUTURE TRANS-OCEANIC FLIGHTS
    546 7 SB! i-.. REGULATIONS FORESH VDOWED The Sporting Element N...-M u-t..M The amendment to the Air Commerce Regulations, signed recently la designed t. courage inexperienced pilots and inadequately equipped aircraft from attempting transoceanic flights and other flight pro jet; foreign countries Also the Amendment is intended to Insure
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    "BEL RETIRO"
    213 7 V|, .ml I .11 'nil In tiu- morning His Ex- c :.ied from Kedah Peak and had luncheon m. Mr. P T Alh-n and M at the Resitir Excellen ere present ic Penang Polo Club at the Pulo Ground Ibis afternoon. ImirMln 1.., ".th Excellency and Miss Ckmcnti
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    PRISON FOR STEALING TOPI
    18 7 The Chinese who was convicted of stealing iwlilwrr In River Valley Road on Janu.
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    ORGANISED SWINDLE BY CHINESE
    420 7 New Evidence Allowed On Appeal !;K\ KKSAI. Or SITKK.MK COURT DECISION Judgment in favour of the appellant was by the Chief Justice and Mr. Justice Whil yesterday in a Court of Appeal case in which Messrs. Uttamran Sz Co. appealed against a decision of Mr. Justice
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    "HIS OWN FOLLY"
    312 7 ChinoM 1 Killed l*\ Kuropean's Cai •The accident was clearly this mans own tault. If he had stood still he would not I get killed." commented the Coroner. In returni \trdiit of death by misadventure on a named Liong Hoi. who died as the result of running
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    MR. W. E. PINE
    193 7 Tragic Death of Pomer Singapore .Journali>t net. id the death of Mr W.> Etmorr Pino, a fomcr Singapore idir:, Mr. Pine was returning to Si:; i from ..n on board th. Kasluma Main, whuh arrived yesten. .day night but the following morning be was n be
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    SOVIET UNION'S TENTH BIRTHDAY
    298 7 "HOPKS HAVE BEEN FULLY •nsTIFIED" Moscow Gives Itself a Pat on the Back Moscow, Dec. 111. To-day is the U'nth anniversary of tl matio-n of the Union of Soviet Social^' K> publics and tho occasion is receiving widespread mention in all the Soviet m w.^iiapers. The
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    WOMAN ACQUITTED OF THEFT
    566 7 Preferred lhantu To Channu DISAPPOINTED LOVER'S CHARGES It n.it .1 is, <>t a woman vmned hut .1 i ,iM' it i man seeking revenge for unrequited Ime. I irst he brought a charge of enticement against the successful rival for tin- woiran's ta\.»ur but it w.iv
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    MOTHER CHASES THIEVES
    191 7 ;<,kl Anklets Stolen Krom Little Girl The theft of a pair three -yea r -ck as charged a[ two your. A. Forr the Criminal District Cojil yesterday, mother cf the child give evidence of eh;. them. She said she wa I house in Thomson Read whrn sh
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    MOTOR RIKISHAS
    43 7 Motor rfkMMM v. ill be licensed for hn> Siiiu.'.;.' c made in the design recently inspected. M ommlttee HO 1 decided tfefj -articular mod' I motor vehicle subtr riage recently couM i t, i- :.at they be pnpi < provided the media
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    CLOTH WRONGLY LABELLED
    1271 7 CLOTH WRONGLY LABEL LED Charge ot Counterfeiting Trade Mark POMEGRANATE BRAND Japanese Complaint Against Chinese (hop 11., maiMiii'i •■> < !«.,< 1.. i <•■■ ..I ii. ih. rial District Cmtri before Mr. II loner yesterday, with being i" |i--M«i»n «f 2C rails of rtoCh far Ik* pui'|M»M-> i.l ll.illr I.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY JANUARY 13, 1933 NEWS !
    884 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY JANUARY 13, 1933 NEWS it la a truism th&f fefj msnj people bciirvr ilia' I i.e. CM] mn rvnvboch <Nr > bu>;!,i- ::.:;rh beltn Khun It ki betni run The irt'litiL; :s probably just iti**d ::i quit' a lot ol cases With regard to .1 IWfifUMlJfi
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    279 8 Miss Foss, headmistress of the Pudu English Schtiol. ha- returned from leave. Mr. C. J. MacDermot. of Jebong Bstate. Matang. leaves for home on leave early in March. Dr I s. John, of the Ipoh HospiUl, haa d from the Malayan Medical B*nrfc* after .ing for 24 year*. SI Andrew's
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    101 8 LATEST TIN AND RI'BBEK PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices and the sterling rate in New York and Paris, specially cabled to the Free Press, are as follow TIN London. Jan. 12. Spot £147 (£147%) Forward n47 (£l4B 4 Tone of Market Slightly easier RUBBER London,
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    EXPENSIVE "MEMORIES"
    82 8 Mi. ('ompton Mackenzie* j Fined £2on 1 Th> no' clisl M: C" 'ir.^ti HHBH S was fitted at the Old Bailey to-day £100 B and also pays £100 costs on a char«e Official Secrets Act. to i |H pleadec I i ixmh: Greek Memories." according I j the
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    AGA KHAN'S SON
    257 8 A GA KHAN'S SON Arrival in IVnan^ \l\ Veroplant' rural district of Butterworth wa^ scene of great excitement when a Puss Moth aeroplane landed there a royal passenger in the person of H.H. Prince Ah Khan, the son of H H the Aga Khan, the great Moslem leader and well-known
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    SELETAR VISITORS
    127 8 Flight ol Wapiti IM:im- Fmn India A flight of four Wapiti aircraft belonging to No. 58 fAnny Co-operation) Squadron arrived at Seletar on Wednesday from Tatping The aircraft, which have been carrying out long distance ibjiilim. left Ambala. Punjab, the home station, on January 7. arrived at Alor
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    CONTROL OF HAWKERS
    94 8 (io\ ernment 'ommittt Report \pproved In connection with advice that tht- Gov.-mor-in-Council agrees generally with the recommendations contained in the Hawkers Commlttees Report, Mmriripal Diajiwfciiii No 2 has deckled that as a t mimwntfmfnt all existing unlicensed hawkers shall gradually be licensed. that additional prohibited streets in
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    SULTAN OF JOHORE
    37 8 Dt'purturi 1 From Si;mi To-da> [From Our Own Correspondent] It ntkrti, Jan Their Highnesses the Sultan and Sultanah of Johore are dining at the British Legation thai evening and will depart for Indo-Chtna to-morrow.
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    61 8 ik. nil (>:;\ in (KKKr l 1., th. Idltor Sir,— R.H.C.L in attempting to refute indisputable evidence from Plum' Warner's own pen has merely blotted the escutcheon of ■*«a*%h cricket still further. One who writes "Our fast bowlers in Australia to-day accused of bowling at the
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    94 8 0 *i progress Is beinf mad* <m the course for the Ipoh Golf Club in Tiger tmm. When flni hed. the course iwiwilwj to be one of the fine* in the country and the «tw from the Club-hone should be magnificent.— T.OJ4 r>nth hu oeenred in Jaffna. Oeyhm. earty for
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    WORRIED ABOUT ACCIDENT
    1257 8 \a\;d !:;i- Foreman's Heath 1 ■■adventure Verdict I I verdict «f 4r*U» frmn bik,. I au«le«i in** im«f»i <fMfru« im>. m, I imt* *t Mr. John Mm* ftnfer. hllMl mrftt M thr v ike mi at thr f<wt th. i, I la an-iving al hfc wftt, H*
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      223 8 MALDANO'S BRANDY W^k NAN CALDBEOCS CHANGE OF BUSINESS HOURS AS FROM MONDAY, 9th of JAMAin VX\-\ OIK SHOP AT ORCHARD ROAD WILL OPEN AS INDKR WEEK DAYS 6 v.m. to 7.30 p.m. SI M)AYS 6 a.m. to 10.30 a.m. COLD STORAGE ORCHARD ROAD COX KINGS (AGENTS) LIMITED Head Ofiice l.'».
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      16 8 LADIES' SILVER TOILET WARE in (iKACEFIi. LINES U. S. de Silva Bros., JEYVFU.KKS. HIGH STREKI SI\(;\1'()K1
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    SHANHAIKW AN MUSTBE REGAINED
    1713 9 SH ANH AIKW AN MUSTBE REGAINED (him si (,i;m;\a delegates 1 CABLE TO NANKING "The Only Hope for Powers' Assistance TRUCE NEGOTIATIONS IN CHINWANOTAO Shanghai l.vi x "Hi Dr Wrlln .u,r. X.,,, <( hina\ delegates <M" I ii hi him-M- Minister .1. London) the Cfctaese Government to-day ffr*m Geneva ur^i.u
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    PREVENTION OF FIRES AT SEA
    234 9 Investigations ir« Britain and France FUTURE CONSTRUCTION OF LINERS I'ariv lan 11. The Gt .^ue disasters are expected profoundl. .(instnuJion of French linen in accord. 1 :h the comprehensive recommendations of the Minister of Merchant Marii> I f ;ament involvin Almost complete abolition of wood.
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    BOOTS PURE DRUG CO.
    133 9 Financial Control Keturn* to Ulllillll London. Jan. 12. Over £5.000.000 is involved in the transa whereby the financial control of Boots i. Drug Company has returned to Britain from American hands to which it passed in 1920. The Boots Company are extensive drug manufacturers and own
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    POST OFFICE AND PUBLIC
    89 9 New Advisors Council Formed London. Jan. 10 The Postmaster-General has appointed a New Post Office, Advisory Council to act in a concultative capacity on matters of general Post Office policy and to serve as a further con: tag link between the Post Office and the public.
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    SNUB FOR JUNKERS
    60 9 German Government and Agrarian League llerrin. Jan. 12. :nent has snubbed the powerlul junker interests represented by th< National Agrarian League by announcing its refusal to have any further dealings with the League. This action followed a hostile statement i>su.-d by the League chiefs. Warmbold and Yon
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    LORD LONDONDERRY
    65 9 Tour of R.A.F. Stations in the Kast London. .Lin. 10 Lord Londonderry, Secretary for Air ls leaving Croydon by the Imperial Airways pkH 10-morrow on the start of his tour of inspection Force stations in tho Middle Ea.st. during which he will visit Egypt, Palest .tn- and Ir.m
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    DISTRESS SIGNALS FROM LINER
    84 9 Soviet Ship in Danger of Sinking 200 PASSENGERS Attempts to Communicate With Her Fail Tokio, Jan. li. Xnvi.tv ,v t,.|t here (<> the fate of Soviet vessel, Sakhalin, with 200 passengers and .i» ,rew on board Dlvtr.- s ;n.,N xw, pi, k«-d up thiv morning Irom
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    GOLD STANDARD
    235 9 Kritain Prepared to Co-operate London. I. in id. \\:.vn the Preparatory Commitiif Economic and Monetary Conference surned sitting at Geneva Lo-daj the Italian representative, Count Bonedu- the ral approval of the proposal made yestorday ir Frederick I- Economic Ad- to the British Government, that the agenc QMt i
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    BLOWN TO SMITHEREENS
    103 9 Hand Grenades End Spanish l)osporadoe>' CIPBCfI Madrid. Jan. 12. Eighteen desperadoes barricaded in a house at Casasweja^;. (MS* Cadizt with a policeman I >stage were blown to smithereens by hand grenades thrown by Civil Guards. The policeman had an amazing escape 1 1 leaped from a window
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    ANXIETY INCREASING
    76 9 Still No \e\v> of Dinkier I ondon. Jan. 1 1 Hiere is still no news of the famous airman. Bort Hmkler who hit ;-.r!\ >>n Saturday momirn: "ii an ,it'..-inpt r o \r. Kngland-Au tra ht r< >rd Th anxii tv In crr.^ii.-.: although in view ol th<
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    THE FUNG MURDER
    56 9 (^henj! Kwok-yau to he Executed on Monday ll(»n« Koru lan 1- Ii i> le.tn.ed ..i!;. -i.- that the Governor-in-Cbuncil has turned down the petition for com:r'itation o! the sentence oi death passed upon Chem: Kwok-\ v; i -mv :■:•> <■■'■ '>:-■'■■ It ur.ofT: i.tlly learned that Cheng
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    RUMANIA'S TROUBLES
    35 9 Cabinet Resigns After Dispute With Kin# Carol Bukh.ire«.t. J.in. 12. The Manm Government h;u. n-si-neri ;us a Tf-.vA' a dvr >; X Cabnet bm rUM (iismls^al of two poll* I \.;.i. htb Kir. inctioi
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    SIR JOHN SIMON
    64 9 I<> Attend Geneva Meeting on Moin!a\ I ndoii, Jan. 10. Th- h n.- S r. ir> S!: J >hn Simon, who hM been lecupe rating abroad after M MtMi illnesi, will return to the Foreißn Office thl* week and will leavv* Lond n at t: k->:id for
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    MR LLOYD GEORGE
    32 9 l,ond<m. Jin. 1 1 Mr LJofi George, wh »i- s:;i!-Tint; from k rffcM Mi li Ngifcttd li h MMI b-t-.r but will remain Indoors for two or thm- da'
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    17 9 In accordance with <r- r. :.ts made some ttmtagot: i""' M* the Kng at 5.( .drlnt;:. n
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      82 9 BABY CARRIAGES We havt recentl} itteived a consignment ol Neu Models in Baby Carriages These em hod > all thr latest improvements MARMKT HAIIV CARRIAGE* Kitted with Marmet ball bearinu wheels, -orlx. i>».sponge rubber suspension. Price S.s.kOO. STAR lUBY \RRIA(;KS. Prices S15.(l(l, 555.00. ROBINSOX A: CO., LTD. I; .rporated in
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      877 10 t~ lINE (Ocean THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co.. Ltd, earn BM^T Ch- :HK HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP Co -1932, Ltd sit sin ing Co.. Ltd INSURANCE. The L»v*rp«cl and London and <- i'h- Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Insurance Co Ltd Ofc L d RAILWAYS. Tbe Federated Matay States Railways mo
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      525 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m Bogland) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Mrunu-r. l>u#> >>>r'' N N P° re CTTY OF IIMM For London. Rotterdam and Hamburg Jan. 14 Jan. 16 i'ITY OF RANGOON For Havre. London. Rotterdam Hamburg
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      385 10 P. fe 9 O, British India and Apcar Lines l:.-orporau<l in EL4!iaii/J) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARb< SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S, N UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJFSTY> (.<)\M LONDON \M) FAR FAS I MMI SIKVKI OUTWARDS FROM LONDON XIX CHINA a Doe Tonnair Mn«*port 1933 CARTHAGE Apt SOMALI 6,500 Jan
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      672 11 M\R>t.||.l.|.s Im\;>dN V.VIWEKP, ROTTERDAM \NI> MIDIH I SBROI (.11 TASUKUNI MARU T 12.000 Jan. 24 25 MARU T 10 000 Mar 22 23 RAKONE MARU T 10.400 Feb. 8 9 t TERUKUNI MARU T 19.000 Apr 4 I BOWA MARU T 10.600 Feb. 23 24 HAKUSAN MARU T. .r 19
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      368 11 PMti:§a>ENT LiHER r a *^r iii ii i 1 1 i*^m^^L^?[t SAMEMG§k£zi r e EUROPE vk AMERICA VISIT SI XXV CALIFORNIA YOSEMITE PARK HOLLYWOOD GRAM) CANYON iV?.*,'.* 55SS2 8 Wmm MANIIA AND OK H()N(. K ON(. lo SEATTLE DIRECT OK VIA HONOLULU TO SAN FRANCISCO LOS AM.HKS AND VIA PANAMA
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      662 11 K. P. M. KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ MAKASSER Friday. Jan. 13. Prigi-Radja. Sapat. Tembilahan. Poek>?-PaUas and Bmf#t oi'HiK Jan. 13. Muntok passengers and mails a I Semaran? and Sourabaya. IDNHOO P-ulay, Jan. 13. B> an-Deli lOBOVLl— Saturday. Jan. 14. Koodap. Tampoetih. Tampa Si-Api-Api. I'M I M Saturday. Jan. 14. Penan ily>
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    SHIPPING MERGER
    492 12 X.Y.K. hi I hop Scheme Tempo, aril} Then- is little hope of immediate agreem»nt being reached between the Nippon Yusen Kaisha and the Osaka Shosen Kaisha over the BOflpjtl i mii Mr. Y. ta. president of the Yamasbita s- muMp OoMpaay, hi to mtfltrf*' but been successful. The
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    122 12 hir. t. ii \> used of Customs I r.iud Bail in two sureties in £5.000 each and his own security in £5.000 was fixed at trie Mansion House Ponce Court when Peter Till is raw Clausen, aged fifty-six, of the Nook, Bain Rise, Wembley Park, was remanded.
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      690 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated '.r. Aiistrailai KOK BKISBANK SYDNKV AND MELBOUKNfI via JAVA. DAKWIN \M» THURSDAY ISLAND. ■egular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer KSARELLA (7.375 ton«i and the MANY.OLA (3.352 tons). [Cargo only] s MARELLA Is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins de luxe,
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      296 12 NEXT TIME YOU GO HOME NCLUDI Cutm&t tamk ««a* \k i roar itiaararr. y^ RockiM- Mt. HotaocL tal)«ai «l tA«n aU- yV^ ivilHr 4 rirucoatiarnr&J tnim irxm VMKwa F 1 HONGKONG BANK M V AwL P j -k. Lmrf* «»-«ti v«^» v^i» a..^^. y^flp i Canadian National gf I S
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      715 12 NAIL DESPATCHES HY TRAIN Bangkok c. .day 7 p m .md Thu: 7.30 am Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 am Saturd;- 7 p.m. Kuant;.. tut) Monday- to 7.30 a.m Egypt, Bast and South Si;..-; i- i Iraq. Palestine, Eun>;» kl B 1. North and Soutli Am ma. to onnect with
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      202 12 << ■< tioi 1 Ivi .in. < .i t :i Penang Maru 50. KEPPEL HARBOUR Main wii.uf: Centaur. Lth. Hyge WBt. Splendour. Edendale, General Van Geen. Oil VM,.,,1 111. wharf: NiL VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS TanjoiiK Pit ki Albert Dock: Koolinda. Victoria Dock: Soli. K.ppcl Harbour King's Dock: Nieuw Holland.
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    BLUE RIBAND OF THE ATLANTIC
    1368 13 WHY nXAKDKK SIKiILI) BE BUILT Capturing Cream of the Traffic The holding iand ol the Allan- i •he ocean which links together the two greatest aggregations of the English-speru r race, has hitherto been regarded in England as essential to its maritime, commercial, and political
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    YANGTSZK PIRATE SCARE
    210 13 liulo China Vessel Chased by I .a uiuli Shanghai. .lan. t>. inoniiii^ Baa i mi. s. lado-China S.N steamer Luenho had Bfl uiip.rasant adventure v! :.i.- clov.n-: U ;tC((>ll|:- affaii by one ol the l:td\ passen^' The Luenhd. H\ int; t: m luiur out of Banking an
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    SERVICE CURTAILED
    59 13 Hi lionu CoMpaaj i<> Ivim )nl> Two ossels On account of the present trade depression, the Ho Hong Steamship Company as a temporary measure is having its China-Straits-i>on service maintained by two vessels the Hon« Kheng and the Hong V As soon as conditions improve tfe will be
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    52 13 Annu.il Dinner HelJ on President HtMivn San Francisco, Drc. 28. The annual dinner of the Dollar Line was given on board the lmer President Hoover today and 350 employees attended. Mr. R. Stan- dollar was the only speaker and he reiterated his recent statement that business condi-
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    60 13 The Mirzapore has left Hong Kong and is at this port at noon on :ay. She will proceed alongside the S.H.B. whari on arrival. The Conte Verde (Italian Mail) is expected OS Saturday afternoon, carrying mails from Shanghai and Hong Kong, and will sail again at 12 neon on Monday,
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      465 13 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS Daily and Weekly Editions) ROBINSON ROM). SINGAPORE. Te l VMr ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE Ih. premier morning daily in Malayi Delivered with the Chota H.izri each mornuu I..ite*t news, l.ite>t teleer.iniN uui latest announcements l«»mi<m rubber and tin cable> tppr.ir d.nlv. Special features iih lude pictures, serial story.
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      335 13 NEEDLER'S ar*' thr ri^rht < Imco f^es for a |M flKf^^^ that will win you the right thanks. NKKDLKirS ToflVc and lioiled Swch»l> are the cnnvnini huaurj in sweetmeats. A palah pleasure thrill assured »*afcj^ j^. in every tin OF ALL DEALERS. Sole Agents F. A. BARTHOLOMEUSZ, Ltd., SINGAPORE. KUALA
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      64 13 Null. I. TO MAKIMK^ Tht Master Attendant. Singapore announces tion in positions of buoys established south-westward of Siglap at distances of ia) 1.8 milts 229 degrees from Siglap obelisk. Co) 1.66 miles 247 degi-- > Horn Si?lap obelisk. Lat :;N, long. 103 deg. 53E (approxi. These white can buoys will
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    THE KING'S STAMPS
    641 14 Finest Collection of the British Realm The bestowal of a knighthood upon Si: E<!ward Denny Bacon. KCYO. Kttprr .if tin King I MMfli comes as a Urn iv NMtaatat tlMtl his Majesu ,■>. s;d pos. •■s.sor oi what 18 beyond doubt the finest and most i ompn
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    KHWAJA KAMALUDIN
    402 14 Death ol a Great Missionary 1 By Our Muslim Correspondent I A HMriksl missionary. vtkSK nan I veil-known to Muslims all over the world, and one to whom frisnds and tnemu > nm-' tredit lot t.-tablislnne I a m In Bntjtend on a proper and -trong basis. Al-Ha:
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    KUALA LUMPUR AMATEUR RADIO SOCIETY
    70 14 KUALA LUMPUR AMATEUR RADIO SOCIETY Kuala Lumpur regular broadcast* are until further notice: DAILY on 55.5 Metres. 10 30 to 11 am PETALINO HILL TESTING 'Except Sundays and Public Holidays). FRIDAY on 65 Metres FROM THE STI'DIO 6 30 pm. Krontchong Mv !c 700 Kngllsh. ~15 British Official \Vireiess News
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    NEW STAMPS IN 1932
    165 14 Beauty of Empire Designs London. l>,. 1 1! issue of 1.738 is of Messrs. V X: Ibi increase of 121 over the prei years financial -sion. for stamps ma Budget* lk letters. The Empire stamps. a< usual, lead the way I of design, ehou- •of colour,
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    P.W.D. OVERSEER HURT
    131 14 Motoi Widrnt „t Kuk.l Mrrtajam As a result of a motor accident on Saturday ktr. J H. Scully, overseer PWD.. Bukit kfertajam. is now an inmate of the General -lospitat Penang. •pears that Mr Scully was on his way lertajwa on his motor cyrle when bend in
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      664 14 Th^Favourite Jbr Every Cup Throughout the World the beit judges of quality and good value insiit on having Lipton's Tea. They appreciate the fine flavour and perfect freshness which distinguish this famous tea from all others. On f«/c everywhere te tk* Urn out yellow fin. UrTOW !TP T«riunn C«yloa Pfflo—
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      94 14 BRITISH HROAJK ASTING 1 j CORPORATION PROGRAMMES K)R INDIA BI'RMA. i STRAITS SKTTIKMKNTS. ?nd FEDERATED MALAY n|\l|s t I i i FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER. r J DAVENTRY. ENGLAND J Wavelengths: 25.3 metres and 31.3 i metres. J I J To-day's Pros ram me t ii M I. 2.30 p.m.
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      413 14 BANKS AND INSIR\\(I CHARTERED BANK Ot INDIA. M -IRAI IA < Hl\ In rated tn England by Royal Chatter) Paid up capital m 600.000 shares «5 eacn B MMB Reserve Fund B M HI p rye Liability of Proprietors £3.000.000 iMgjkiM^M^^ v^^bm^^^m wt *y Alor Star Uoilo BBJBI Amritsar Ipob
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      277 14 IHK VOKOHAM\ HANK. LI! < Established in itoc Capital •übacrtbed (Fully pa«d up) Reserve Fund Frusliißt K. IsMii. Ek President K. Takeuctu Etc 1 1' .id <>n1 > Bta > 1 J*" 11 CHI LI SUsjiJ y;: i. r Ihianilsi (Egypt). Batavla ierUt I^^ Calcutu, Canton. ChangdMa. r Uen, Hamburg.
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      368 14 ROIM) YOUR DIAL Popular Shortwave Radio Stations I The following Is a list of stations which can oe received in Singap c Ja »a Stations: Ba:.Ci^:. fe PLM m about s 5.20 p.m. gramophone records ?nd telephony r tests with Sydney, Australia, and other sta*: I c Usual call after
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    UNITED ENGINEERS LTD.
    154 15 I-. Thi- ompan>'> Vrtiile. xtraordinary general meeting of United Hied, held yesterday the woltttton rrcent ly affecting the appointment *of prnent Messrs J. A. P. Strachan W. H. Macgregor. W A. FeU. A. I Chambers. P. R Oavison (SecreI A. Sutherland. C. B. Teats. A. H. B
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    224 15 hum. n iii; m.. f»> >i:i"i h.,: -< hiu. i in Burma rke prices has given *>mand for protection. Commercial LftriM are also gravely exercised as to the ift» of the rir export trade since in the face ractics adopted by Slam and Caw in Inaun
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    70 15 > > »i« nit 11 v i <•• < i^ Bm Ctr'on Chamber of Connrvt'rci* ha--* OT i I": I' 1>: I Kotm ■Mm U \ma*d on the fact that undet of>ru- ...ir tavoAce sjntem gooda are subleiay. extortion and other abuses. Hiic KflAf tilth wie
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    75 15 .in M.iiiul.u turnisi entre Cmatmm. Jaav he vntmtwm of Canton as a manu t», the municipal guvciiHwnt ha S W -)f the city as lndustrtal precinct laic* vMh the modern aonins »J*«"« of the city la ti»V t3 -tlon of Canton-Hankow RaOwm workshop is located at Sal Cbmi
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    72 15 i Singapore, I m I Tin- miuket has continued to in- |M aiul. business In I iittlc change. Latest quotations are:— s> 7 do. London 2 13 32<l unchanged. 3's gold dowr. 1 U gold. S- and m l lof shipn .<• ,r t h, end
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    29 15 1 esting to not? hmm (number of National Savings Certil r issued even In one week. xen- purKed durinn the week ended *> 1 making a gr.r irrhased of 1.119.0.
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    258 15 London J.i it 5 per cent. Reorg. L.< an 1913 <Ldn. Iss.» .tnd Shai. Bk <Ldn. Regd. £115 Cha-.td. Bk of I. A. C. £5 sh. Gula KalumiK.nu Rubber 10 Brit -Armr Tob. H- 103 l l in 5 per cent Sterling Loan 1907 59', J t:i
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    68 15 «.uthii.- and < Ltd.. Kuai.i I.mtipui. j-..nt~ Etei i n. 1 died D liter output 290 pMnti I >)sed dov ri been completed. I \at t and o X^t-nts Bruiui Output for December, 1932 38.000 lb;, (Tn 1 Ul.alHlu. 6 m Output > DbCT, 1931 I3J
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      149 15 January 12 Tin Singapore price (per pikul* $74.62 Gambier 475 Pepper 20 Flake Tapioca Pearl Satro Sm^:: 4 00 Copra. Sundried 30 Sago, flour 2.10 DevoeV lir.p. Kerosene per tin 2 69 Syhan Arrow Kerosene per tin 1.9t Socony Motor Gasoline 1 4 drums per nperial gallon tt Socony
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    71 15 CHAMBER OF COMMER CE RUBBER ASSOCIATION Janiurv o'rlork noMi i. equal to London Standard Spot (lease) <F0.8.t T 7 Standard R.S.S. on Tende: Jan 7 7 3 If February 7 3 16 I Mar :Ii 75 16 I >r:l-Ju::, 7 July -Sept 79 16 711 IS Tone of Market Dull
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    148 16 I MM) I on- iii I .i>-t I our inters (From Ot< 0 008 poadil > I .melon l>.« Winter racing at Derby has been a failure during the la° I > In the imm< post-war years 0M fixtures paid well, but in the last four iMn
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    137 16 V v (•round Loum- Ol !S Year<From Our Own Corresponn 1 .melon l».-« Another special meeting of the members of Gala Rugby F.C. was held on Saturday in Gala&hiels ex-Service Men's Club Hall for the purposes of again considering the question of signing a new lease for
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    44 16 c is to t 1 v by 500 yards, the Golf Course Comir. I ■g adopted a scheme under which many I d tees are to be laid d the work is to be carried out gradually and will >y the next two yea:
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    44 16 Entries i < hallenge Cup, which will coinmei. ent S.C.F.A. < .abs .itions desiring to participa^ 'it ion arc kindiy aslud to .-end in to Mr. Sim Kwang Tow, ca: tor >f Schools' Office Tho i .cam is So. Ent:. on February- 6th
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    75 16 I From Our Own Correspond M.il.w <„ l.iri I i)"-poiH-d ii\:uTi betvte!'. f Uen Sembilan and Malacca will be played s B at lm«bl o::nday. T"; Vwing I been selected to repre ,;ca: J. I 9i h M d( Scuza (Jr), Saaid bin Os- It!:. R lA'nv. X
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    112 16 tees can be Ml f out stooping after a drive by attaching a small marmet to th( is lifted by touching the magnet rith thr <toe\ shaft or iron head of a eh*. At the annual general meeting of the Unison badminton Pa-iy. the election of offlce-be:-or the current year
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