The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 31 January 1933

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    Masthead
    14 1 The Singapore Free Press ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. TUESDAY. .JANUARY 31, 1933. 1" CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    386 1 Ureemer.l is r»p«'i<u to haw hern n.ui.id f. i .t h.t-is «'f unih-i-t.indjiit; foi j settle ir fill <>i the \nij< li-.m oil dispute P.i t I li!i< r has I 1 1 .«,ip..:>.li ri < 11 i i ..1 ,v. \> nit .ii.ii.iii ;t\ oin. tin
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    RAISING THE WIND
    1067 1 > on unlocked the oaken door at the l jot of hurch belfry and climbed lahnrtauisy the spin.: -<.• mas just room (or him. and he often chuckled to think that his brother Joe would have a job to squeeze his way if he were be&ringer. At
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      194 1 lIGIA TEA freshness t- ;u r ran. c of the .1 n n gardens jifect to '»r home- RAFFLES HOTEL "MAYAS PREMIER HOTEL TO-\ICpIIT SPECIAL OWNER DASCE DOTS REVUE AT 9.30 p.m. SHARP i of the «4nrtw»tco tickets to the Ball Room ill be donated opnm Unen%doymei.t Fund. RAFFI.ES HOTEL
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      169 1 ADELPHI SEA VIEW HOTEL HOTEL FAVOURITE DOWN TOWN RENDEZ- DELIGHTFUL SEASIDE RESORT OUif EVERY ROOM WITH MOD- ENNIG GOLF SWIMMING LRN SANITATION AND SHOWER SWISS CHEF DE CUISINE EMILI -V MONiHI.V PATES TAB! E DHOTE MEALS AND A LA CARTE mm ■cm in> DINNER DANCES COURTEOUS SERVICE CABARET SHOWS (iu<
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      51 1 LATEST ADM IU IS! MI MS Phoenix lOnen 3. -Page 8. CHRYSLER RIDING EASE S. Shimura 8 Co. Shirt and Pyjama Makers Complete Shirt Outfits in Stock No. 82-2, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. Tel: 1382 PIANOS UPRIGHT GRANDS FROM $450.00 GUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS W. J. GARCIA PIANOFORTE MANUFACTURER, AMBER
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      11 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TKA GROWN IN MALAYA
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    UDDEN DEATH OF MR. J.S REUTENS
    393 2 UDDEN DEATH OF MR. J.S REUTENS hit t Sanit irv Inspector in With tragic suddenness, the death of Mr. Jerome Stephen Reuten- nitar>- Inspector of the Penang Municipality, on Thursday morning has come as a great shock to his family, re-atives and many friends (says the BtraUa Echo. Mr. Reutens.
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    BERNARD SHAW IN INDIA
    234 2 Reply To Invitation From Tagore alrat J.-.n. IV The following interesting currc.po'.^ I VMD h Tagore anU Mr. George Pwiiaul fHin has been released for p Dr lagore sent a telegram to Mr. Shaw, sayir- „-omp to India. Our oordlal lnVl 'ati Shall feel de< plj
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    MOTOR VEHICLES
    734 2 Remission or Refund <>t Tax special nuvnn follow vnKh the uin!; by-lav. n f<»r i-m.^on .n-i tf n ir.«>tnr \ehuu- *rr« discUSSPd ami p:u*i-d Ob r-nnlh.'ion of the WgMratiWl I fehick motoi i artac tarry nota and on the ■>■■■'•• 1 v the Refftstnur ti. uto pi e
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    LATE MR. MOHSIN NAMAZIE
    142 2 All Nationalities Attend Funeral [By Our Muslim Correspondent The many friends of Mlrza Mohair.cd Mohsin Namazie will be sorry to hear of his death, which occurred at the General Hospital, Singapore, on Friday. January 27. His rennins were buried the same evening, the "uneral being folio
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    LAW NOTICE
    48 2 Tuesday, January 31st Before Mr. Justice Whitley in the 2nd. Court at 11 a.m. Judgment: S 1327 28— Re Estate of Haji Ah bin Haji Mohamed Noor, deceased. At 11.15 a.m. Part heard 8. *****2 S^ah Eng Lim vs. The P. and O. Banking Corporation Ltd
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    14 DAYS JAIL CANCELLED: TO PAY $900
    650 2 CHIXCHKWS APPEAL AGAINST SENTENCE Stowiways the Antanii a kkV jli >pmounient bM not be inflicted without option on a flrsi had prr\iously borne a good Mr. Justice Whitley yesterday aHow<f Goh Tians Lee. chinchew of i "-.ntang. who was 'd by the Vul
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    CHASE AFTER ALLEGED TEMPLE THIEF
    266 2 Accused Labourer (Jets the Benefit of the Doubt a miring:.: ornament* from a Chinese temple at Tiong Bahru was described to the Police Magistrate Mr J F y <*• when a Chinese labourer was charg<BM -w.piitinant. an elderly temple warden. MM he was in the
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      560 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MJKKSPAI NOTU Tenders. NO'I IT: tha< now invited for the tellPwisg """J"*—*^ services and that partfewsars of awai issi obtained in the Tender «oom. Supply of Stake Vahres for period Ist May 1933 to 30th April 1934 Date of Cawing 4 pn: IBM* Hi Ml Municipal Secretary- t
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      379 2 I -AIM I NOTICE "THREE IM NOTICE is heraay given that Urn Ttiae ate kapietad above is the pr t ralibhoy Co.. of 6ingapor» t»i SM he said firm in rt-sp Us: and Art Silk Ooodc. Bawoy, Re»J sj nd TmHation Lan. Carpets, and all kit. old by the said
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      194 2 Tin: week lufsduy. Ust. High Water 01.48 9.0 ft 13.46 M Rugby: Public Service* vs. Gloucester Regt. Ouneara Road. Lama Rubber Co. meeting. French Bank Buildings. 2.30 p.m. Dot's Revue at Raffles \\,d., -«1.-.-. M ■ill Water 02.14 I I Rotary Tlffla Adelphi Hotel. 1 p.m. Hockey Wiltshire Rer at
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    THF TRAVELLERS' CLUB
    1084 3 MEMOF ES OF FAMOI S MEMBERS W.::' 1 At Whis! The Travellers- Club was founded m 1819 Lord Castlereagh "and a few noble and nguished Travellers and Diploma:. Upon its first roll of members were five who became Prime Ministers. Canning, the Duke of Wellington. Lord Aberdeen,
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      430 3 HIV *f«iTi^il \\n KB: l>R1»l OV IT! HLfl I I 1 IN 4-fiW) ruurth ar register- SSil^H^r ed in Great B. „.i .lurins the V&& W M >«w ending July ;i. t i-..u. was M V^ i juiii :..r the car [;roud owner driver U W to make motoring easy
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      77 3 f f iifni^irnafi 9\c f(\ iTs |«I > wfrpHi oil hi IKI J I X WMrlEffiELiif c Vi L.. W pitascd u> announce that they are mo\n.^ It and better ted I'fTiees ;tnd that from Febrv t 19J3, their address will be Bursu •■> 1 ildin^s, 1 1 43, Robinson
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    THE TITLE-HOLDER
    142 4 Beware in Naming the The danger to fiction writers when i i|ir M me most impossible ol M J^een rediscovered by a youn? Normandy fcovettst, M. B«* TrlnWefc who is being sued by an engineer for bestowing his name or. th« villain h d bO << Hf iU
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    BIGGEST ELECTRIC CLOCK
    103 4 A h— clock the largest of Us kind I: the L"i Kingdom, has b«'<r>r. erected on i:w front of Grand Buildings, Trafalgar Square. Lor.ri face of the clock 33ft in height. wh i than that of Big Ben. Th<^ m.i:i.r- i. r:. I-: vt-* is 17ft. or
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    5,000-MILE DASH TO DEATH BED
    123 4 Woman Missionary Arrive. Too Lxir A woman made a drum n-" c «-ntr..: Atnca by airplant train and township-bu! arrived In Belfast just too Lat< j >t-e her fathei before he died Shf L, Mbs Walk.': missionary In Uganda Sl v, i hd h* Mr
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    STOLEN CURRENCY NOTES
    200 4 SMan Who 'Picked Them Ip Somewhere" Prom Our Own Correspondent i Bangkok. Jan. Hi eat there was a substantial robbery nit -.'.national express en route to Prai •se currency notes. This was the seie within a lew years that somethinp >ened to currency notes m transit, the
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    REPROACHING RALEIGH
    357 4 Manchester Smokers Ninety Years Ago A member ol tIM Non-SuMftptl lod y has] me t copy --i-' number 01 Figaro .11 Manchester. 1 dated September 30. 1343 show that smoking could pnvriH in IfcQM a public protest.- more W'-r -i'.ar. araccustomed to in these more tolerant times, writes
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    CONTRACT BRIDGE NEEDLESS FINESSING
    838 4  - CONTRACT BRIDGE NEEDLESS FINESSING Ely Culbertson By j 8 ptm m their I A ml additional tricks may frequently ide due to the position of adversely Hew holds Ace-Quetn aTr^t and lead, iron, I too and piaja the Queen to the 11 v-m I tricks in the suit v ■»c
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      127 4 Thousands Already Soldi I THUNNUALOEJHEEASI I (1932 33 Edition) I IUIID AND COMPILED BY ft R ™*T. BIGGER BETTER THAN EVER I E EMI :<>,! Far Fa-i ever ,-uohshed. 368 BIG PAGES «-*>w*i I Teemin, with «tah« and brilliar,; articles of absorbing I Mm! Md hundre.ls of wonderful illustrations, and
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      265 4 BRONCHITIS CATARRH etiquette of the medical prof- 4 doctors' spo: M outbursts of per>.-:: testimony to th I of the one liqui i i for Bronchi Asthma which a Royal P:.\ ;i has endorsed. V^K f v TO SUFFER WHEN YOU M NEED NOT Dr p |/*ASTHWtCURE the pppvr: z
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    HE'S OFF HOME NEXT MONTH!
    191 5 HE'S OFF HOME NEXT MON T H Hut His C;ir Moraur Worries Him. Lucky man— off to Pigland in a few weeks. hugely elated at the prospect, ready to make the most of those few sunny and fine Sprit* days which occasionally »iHT|rra between April and October Looking forward to
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    THE OUTLOOK FOR 1933.
    1320 5 THE OUTLOOK FOR 1933. TRADE. TARIi v Sir I him mOh j l> IK: t- uost a thormes on industry. 1 I I urman ol Arthur DsM—i Sheffield. »ho was i C i >mxnittc\ on Indus- 1 uwd. in f special Observer, look :or 1933. raxing the reports of tho<e
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    TEN YEARS IN SLEEPING BAG
    115 5 Ilish \V\combe. A MX I I H fMU» hM slept out of doors, in a sleeping bar I WWJ »P life as .i:.-.::.I MCion. ■I' Mllhraii I».'. MM 1: to Natun- llmi ■■'>> ad\entun I |M)| ':ii- I r ..:i I I I I With
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    HIS ERRAND BOY MOURNER
    264 5 Hotel Doorman Who Left £10,760 (UMAX T<» VKARS O\ FRIENDSHIP Shellield. Jan. 4. .'.x of the friendship of a a lat her less youth was d to-day by the will of Mr. Dennis v. ho. though he left £10.760, lived in an jld-hishu _c here. Mr.
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    56 5 At th« Devon Quart 1 Sessions at Exeter, Mr. W. I B. Mi a MMHP tt hotMCbreaking against an Army d(.v sted MWlnj difficulty ot obtaining the Ed men. k. UQ :<■ I A-. H :<r in cases. The chairman observed that the country \us i tMI law, and if
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    WEEKS AND DAYS IN U.S.A.
    162 5 practice of fixing upon certain days in aler.riar for the advancement of special philanthropic, social, or commercial effort* baa become vastly popular United States. According to a list of "Legal and Public Holidays and Special Weeks and Days" that been issued by the National Retail
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      119 5 KKSEKVATIONS PHONE t;«»03 7r/i Dte] 1911 l aad I inul Performance k 1S ■"t KMI Ml \MM. IMI WORD "THERE GOES THE BRIDE" j ESSIE MATTHEWS, OWEN NARKS i VM» IMI ORI'HI > I tAND OMED^ TOPPING TUNES XXI I I»M \l\>i'>MKlM (.M IM« II Xl rAVIUO^J LTD H> HKIM.
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      82 5 A Rollicking Revelation of what it means to he a HKRO (CAPITOLi O|M k niiitt TO-DAY!! SPECIAL MATINEE US 111 II 111 B^^^-^-^-^j^^Bß^^y^^^|^^^» FAIRBANKS. Jnr. ?3m^ j^^l 11) B -^^^^9^^i^| "IT'S TOUGH TO «$l BE FAMOUS" > w Shi wanted a huvhand t<> make >*% i^Ny LOVE nut a hrr«»
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      142 5 Matinees To-day and To-\lorro\\ ,^./5. On to greater and greater triumph CHANDU (ONTIM ES TO l'\( X f f CHANDU rrs a f<>\ tNNEi ft Coming Shortly \i-i \rs i;u>Ri<>rs romaxi v in MT NOR>IA SHKAKKR. RHK M\K(H \ND ALL BNGUSB I IST ill ili n v Tlii-oii a li
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  • SPORT OF THE DAY.
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      WELSH RUGBY.
      671 6 DMtaN Ito* for tin Selector! victory vrhir-h Wales p.. England on the 21st. was a triumph for who have b<t n faced with unusually difficult problems this seas.<!es which they have selected as the Prob- ablo Wei. h XV have been by HM Possibles. Tills was the result
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      KID CHOCOLATE
      481 6 Fighi for the Featherweight Championship Madison Sqnaxe Garden. New \orW. K:d Ch<< ■■■>'..:••■ Irv C >ne, kept his •;■!;•:•>.,.: title when he got the sion vcr Fidel La Barba <: California after Bfi en furious rounds Two judges voted for Chocolate, while the referee called the bout a
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      LAWN TENNIS STAR
      845 6 i; n Will* M«... !v n Kver oofe our more famou* cal tive young lady who looked as I step into championship play ou ten muiutes' notice and still get by without any extra effort. The name is Mrs. Helen Wills Moody who stopped off in New
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      19 6 PREPARED AND MATURED THE PLAYERS V v^ THE EXCLUSIVE I WAY THAT LEADS TO II Xl% JOHN PLAYER SONS,
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      287 6 Engineers'Gcijdf containing the wi<|« s Ice of engineering coursas In the world Show» *m how to obum a fUcaa. mst.CE. .tUth I 4 O. V A.M.IStr,. v m*mm». mmt b» tmkmm im -ti.ij.^* mm* mccm-M t, Cmmm. StM OMtlwrou teq.i'.'miMi, «rf ro«ir«Mo4tf.Gt Sr«ti«. rr iiimiiwiniwni i JC^> jE To Success
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    MR. LAYCOCK'S FIVE-YEAR PLAN FOR SINGAPORE
    559 7 MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS APPROVE PROPOSAL Committee to Make Recommendations Concerning Staffing LICENCING OF MOTOR RIKISHAS Question Referred Back to Committee t "I' "f Ihe >o\.«-t. v.is „m "< ii serious mood. It-veiled it rcock's pupiMi "fflis-Vtan Har Ih Wmwmym ItotMH^* *1» «witlily meeting oi tiu-
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    MOTOR RIKISHAS
    569 7 Licensing to Bi f to tlie itectekm of OQ^HrittM »i* iheuM not be ngMnred. the ■*vbi papers to tilt effect llMrf not in favour of them. The committee M added, that the vehicles could not be used as likishas and could not be used as motor buses bataust
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    FIVE YEAR PLAN
    1123 7 one. "I Mtk I *Bfarj lamrni for tm >••;•! lie said. I ip in tl m< .ultimo n ard because It Is Ml included in kk W .veMM a H'wlisc ftvi years aho M P M Wl >ouM not -visualise our preaen ago In five years ti-
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    BROOMSTICK AT THE SLOPE
    979 7 Schoolboy Demonstrator's Appeal BAHY OE PARADE Appeal Judge Confirms Sentence Ul.-11N Kill ,1,i,1, i.H.k pLur ..11 1 .-i.il.-fl l.ltv Ucmonstratm, nines,- n ,,,.,u x«utlis ..ncl ho>v. beinp >nd M-nt. utcd in Hi, hmina! Mi t-> 1 „,,,11. ,M,Nlim,.nls Hi lii. h llw phived in th.drill .iiM;
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    CHEATING CHARGE
    289 7 Stor\ of *15 Paid by Chinese to Get a .lob A charge of cluatiiiK a compatriot oi $v the pretext that he would get him a Job. brought against a young English-speaking Chinese yesv was dismissed by Mr. J. f f Gregg. the Police Magistrate Complainant said that
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    COURT COLLAPSE
    91 7 SB.T! of Chandu in Case With F;ils»- Bottom :h-« Sl:ipap"t'<' Harbour Board .'.'M.d.- on January 27 ;i Chinese pleaded lilt] befon Mr H A Forrer. the Criminal Dr-,trict JudKt*. yesterday, to a charge of being in po:;sessi n of 104 tahils of non-government iluefl at $832 "Plii- chandu
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    SEAMSTRESS'S BASKET
    57 7 SEAMSTRESS'S BA SK ET Samsu Hidden l'nder Clothes ReveiiU- officer who stoj ped a(" .> canying a lull nwtaC ba k- 1 a! ;,n, ♦rove:;, in H ban tk 'lie rags and oCao? paraphernalia j half-gallon tin of samsu. The woman p! Porrer in the Cn tr, a charcf <,f
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    BATTERED BODY BOUND TO TREE
    1175 7 BATTERED BODY BOUND TO TREE !)m«^cd To Dentil Behind Motor Car GHASTLY KIND !N CHANfiI W(M)D Suspectd Oriai Of 'I lit- n !nnp>»' ol the !><k)\ <>t j C hin« i;,, i. -i.il-. leaning »i;.iiii>t iwr "> I -h.ikii and miller plantation off < l> 'I. 1i..~ Ud i.) one
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    LAW AND HINDU MARRIAGES
    553 7 Temple Register No Proof Of feremonv ENTICING CHARGE Itfuh Vital Point For Hir'lu fommunifi "This is a case which is of tuUitm tm- I-..:.,.. 11,...; Colony." Mi m. hlwafcae. the D.P.P S yesI t u.i "*'Mi »i r ■»u w i< < > ii i i
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    'HARI RAYA PUSSA'
    186 7 (Ylcbration- in Bhfapm Our Muslim Correspondent > The "Hari Raya Puasa," the festival which to celebrated by the Mv Urns In honour of the conclusion of their annual fast of thirty days. passed off very quietly on Saturday. After the morning ablutions the people dressed in their
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    TAMIL ACQUITTED
    77 7 No Evidence Offered in Penan* ax a Tamil coolie named Muthu. who to alleged to have kicked a mayahtnl who died, we* iu-ciay acquitted on pleading not guilty to volun- causing hurt under grave and sodden Inspector. MaeQuarrte. said he v-as ins*r fi f F^iiouc hi vn Involved
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    SISGAPORE FREE PRESS TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1933 AUSTRALIA'S EYES ON THE EAST
    974 8 SISGAPORE FREE PRESS TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1933 AUSTRALIA'S EYES ON THE EAST Cue of the developments out of the vtdespr depression is the access of interest in trade with the Far East which is being demonstrated throughout Australia. Hitherto. Western Australia. almost alone of the Australian states, has shown I
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    116 8 LATEST TIN AND RUBBER PRICK AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin price.- and the st-erling rate in New York and Paris specially cabled to the Free Press are as follow London. Jan. 30. Snot £146*8 U146 Forward: C147J4 Tone o: Market F.rrr.-T RUBBER London. Jan. 30. Forward 2
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    EXTORTION FROM STALLHOLDERS
    67 8 Police Weights Artificer Sentenced Lee Ah Bail a weights *r.ci mt-a 3n the Sirurai^rc Pol^<" D< [>artment, W*s sent^nced to three niontiis' rigorous impr. c wjht.: in the Stvond Police Covt* yesterday munung on charge^ of extorting money frorr. whose scales he inspected an I of accepting
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    GORED BY BILL IN STREET
    37 8 An Indian wii attacked by a bull at th« Junction of Waterloo Street and Middl»- R >.td yesterday and sustained serious injuries The mar. was removed in a nkisha to th> \^.;y.'^x'.
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    UNEASINESS IN ULSTER
    312 8 DE VALERA'S VM JOEY M FREE STATE Lord Craigavon and Republic! Proposal I u:i' i ii. .olaborious taak vo4 H mder ttie proportional representation systemi ate sencral election fc HiiLUirthiE A record poll is average being apparently over M p< wuitMßpti at personation seem to Je*J oespread
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    ALTITUDE RECORD
    82 8 apt. l*n\vin> Awarded liritannia Troph) iniw. Jm The Royal Aero Club announces that JR-/ ■< :>i: Captain Cyril frsinit cnwin» wnu. all-British plane on Bepfcember l«th. iMt cwrj the Severn Valley, reached a world record altitude of 43.f7« feet. Wanned by electrically-heated clothtaf and breathing oxygen from cylinders,
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    10-HOURS WEEK
    60 8 Approved a> Practical PoliticI r ictfcal polities by the lirtHtfttwi Labour Iflanifirnrr which, at the final raeettßf.l IfMMßflr approrod of tbe report proposinc a LailHHB workinf week of forty hours with MbMbUob of the number of hours overtime. report win now be submitted lor poaNe elaboration into a
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    CALLED TO THE BAR AT 70
    49 8 Britain's Oldest Woman Barrister Amooc six women called to the Bar to-night was Lady Ctaatterjee. the wife Mr Aim l^^ti^j— an d Mrs. Florence Coxon. aged 70. ldest woman yn called to the Bar. The Qmnrtt has decided not to sanction Reuter Wireless
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    SEVILLE RAID
    22 8 Police Arrest I s Extremi>t> The police to-fey amafecd 18 utiiwiiti at a o J fc»* prfpar^ri ■!l Reuter Wireless
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    TANGLIN BLAZE
    10 8 Two Malay attap huts ta Tuaglin Wtmd were
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    RETURN FROM THE "DEAD"
    511 8 Vonnii hfcrV Kmm I FALL OVERRoar; I QUi hoard a- laptat I Mhi Death Report I Whilr tbe CapUin «c t:» v j^ I Mncr Mlaw. at prwn m owta**, tfc I ■utkiaic »»part the death w I i ppi i »tt r ■■■>* MiU^r w*.
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    EVEREST FLIGHT
    25 8 <n* fin*l altitude tt*» !j^ mm- rar to pertert P 1 jrri Mount It Is UcHctrd bilP* v ■> rt-arhed in tt»-<toy« Reuter Wireless
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      207 8 G4LDeCCKS BT SPF...M tO BJI THE PPOINTMt-M KING OF SL\M DIAMONDS SET PLATINTM ENGAGEMENT KINCS AND BIBSNin KINCS. atso Bridal prrvnl> in dnm^nd m-i WaUrhes IV h-> Br.u elets. Pearl Necklace* LA VN!J v.-.: -selected stikt. n>: fail to enquire FOR SAME AT SINGAFOKt. (JEWELLERS) KUhnn^Uee" 19 21 High Street
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      53 8 AN AFRICAN EXPLORER relates how a lion ate the tyre* of his motor car. Awed natives are said to have reported seeing the beast <nh<ecuer.tlv bouncing alone a jungle path and turning the eoraers on. its hind legs. What about a "GAFLAC ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ISSIRAME CORPORATION. LTD. Hnnukoug Bank
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    CHINA-THE HOPE OF THE WORLD
    156 9 |\i)KM()IS POTENTIAL MARKET OF 150,000,000 RaoiiNtruction Most Important Task of the Century AB> )Kh WORLD'S SURPLUS london. l. hi :i Ewig. envoy of the Chinese Indu Mil Mission to Mm*? America, arrived in London to-cUv. m Men rvter he expressed the view that the I
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    HITLER NOW CHANCELLOR
    338 9 Kcichstuii to be Dissolved Immediately and be. Lite General Yon Sehleuher. wants a clear verdict from the Reichsta.; or. the programme of the government and :t depends on that verdict whether an appeal to the electorate lave tc be made.— Reuter Wireless. i i k t K.-
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    CABINET WITHOUT MAJORITY
    181 9 CABINET WITHOUT MAJORITY forked By »H lle!n< .md Nazis fifatnl ■wHtn MKLtei* ant Voti VtepMi 1 *w^^a»tmdl it* fimmttf t tut t BMP Ministers are Frtck. (Interior) Yon Btanth (Foreign Altai»> Oaa dtr. President tf thr suf Helmet iiunlw ttnw (Labour) •■ml aiflMferit (Mmwir and AgricuiB to expcrtrd that Ooermg.
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    36 9 v. v »rm hai ty^-r. appoteted cMvf of the OowfH- C, La:r »ho «n On— iv'» upwrtilhi to the coo>r^nct of 1187 ha* be« appoftrtoi n^tNivtauT of the ChaxiceOor's oAc« to be Reuter
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    32 9 Vt tempt To Form 1 dictatorship R.-rlin Jin "■fwl oriAin -^'.ihiM thf RddistMC y»t on and Nationals dODMMI hli <m the ground that he docs art i■ i". r -r.
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    DECLINE HIGH POSTS
    70 9 I.S. Politicians Refuse to Enter Cabinet Nrv. YorW. J.m. Jo. Ur Ow D V..: h« mentioned tor the port of Secretary of Bute M M M H^^^^^H a Cabinet pott, according tc the New Tort Tines. Mr Al #f***» to also reported to hay. a.sp:ratior... Cibn.et rm.'t:
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    198 9 ANGLO- PERSIAN DISPUTE SOLVED HASIS OF SETTLEMENT REACHED Now Being Considered By fiovernments .i-tif\ .1 lin '".1 X l -'1.-x l> -ii.il tc<i tO Jl.lVf [.-.!< lull 1 ■i .i.-im ,:> iin-: (..-iw.-.n th.- t«o the Irnjlo Pit iun i IN put.- li (h v.id.-i ,«ood the .urrrment has ii
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    "METH" KILLS THREE PEOPLE
    97 9 Liberal Dtaci It Ward Of 'Flu < leirld Jin. With the hope of warding off iafluenaa, two married couples living in the same houst* took liberal doses cf methylated .spirits with the result that both the men and one woman were found dead The 'flu epidemic
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    SIR MALCOLM CAMPBELL
    99 9 Fre>h Attempt to Create Speed Record London, .l.tn. Although suffering from 'flu and having a temperature of 103. Sir Malcolm Camptx- dated on motoring irom his home afl H Surrey, to Southampton whore he sailed on the Acquitania for New York en route to Daytona. where he
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    40 PER CENT UNEMPLOYED
    67 9 Pliuht ot Dutch Textile Trade Amsterdam. Jan. !!0. "IV D.'-.. industry iac.r.i! .1 black outlook owing to export J.rTn "lines, i Ja-ia-.i -apture of the Ea^. Indian market k rr.-i.:ied in an alarming incnM.se of unemployment in The chiei textile cities, notab Twfntt*. where forty-pe r
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    CAIRO BOMB
    69 9 Amateur Type Not Likely to Do Much Damage I'jim. Jan. !♦>• A bomb of an am.it. \<r type w.ls discovered under a window of the British Ger.T.i! Headqu.ir>T> Abutting >>i\ th<- nativo quarter The bomb, which wa.s unlikely to have done h damu-f it it had exploded *is
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    BELFAST STRIKE THREAT
    43 9 Railway Workers Resist "Wage Cuts Belfast. Jud v i '11 o! rallvui; worker.^ d.M-idfd To strike at inHinifti' |»-fIMROT n pruto.st •..in..-t wat;o rt-duction-s The strike w II affect five thousand employee.--m ihe wh ol the Great Northern system- Reuter
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    MRS. SKEFFINGTON'S ARREST
    45 9 Dublin. Jan. IK. Mrs siieehv SkeiYingTo:. who.-.- h ;>•'>. >:. *.i.shot in the* 1916 rebellion, wan taken into custody at Newry, Countj Down It ts understood mat >he mended -o uddn-.-» a ir.-vtm-: ut N-wry -j.hi.-h had be*-:: prwlaimed. hi .-..r;::--\:on wlxh i»litical pridozieß..
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    JAPAN "INDIFFERENT" TO THE LEAGUE
    136 9 TO GO OR STAY— SHE DOESN'T CAKE (able To Delegation at Geneva Tokio, Jin :o So long a.s then U no COMpi I I the principle of tht> maintenance of the status quo m Manchukuo, an 'vhich point Japan is insistent, the Japam 'ion is
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    READY TOR ATTACK
    305 9 niUTntration on .lehol liorder Shanghai. Jan. :;0. j The bth.. Bth.. 12th., IM Jo:h..| apanese Divisions, assisted by iome forty! housand Manchukuo trcops, are reported to I tave completed preparations for a general! iffensi\r at the Jehol border and Luangchow. bout midway between Tientsin and Shanhai;wan. The
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    119 9 UMN Danes May be Involved in Lock-Out I oprnhasen. .lan. :',O, The iil:sation of tin* kroner rate .r 22 '.o the pound Is amoni; the orchtior..- o: an isreemer.t reached between th Government md the main opposition pnr.idint; there Ls a pobition of .strikes and look outs
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    FRENCH PREMIERSHIP
    97 9 M. Deladier Accepts Office Paris. Jan. ML Contrary to the first rc;wr that he had reservtd hi.- reply, which is usual in tht circum-starnes. M. Daladier the Left Wing Radical Minister for War in the Bonrour Cabinet, has definitely accepted the Premiership When leaving the Elvm-»- he declared:
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    MRS. OLIVER BELMONT
    51 9 Death of American Millionairess ParK Jan. Miv> Oliver BeLmont. the American millionairess. ."uiTrai;ette and philanthropist died to-day at tm* age of 70 Mrs. Belmont. who wa^> formerly Mr.s. William VanderblH. wa.s mother of Con.->uelo. Duchess of Maxlborough The body will be taker, to IsYw Y'*r»i for Reuter
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      1050 10 THE BLCE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE SIAM BTEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd, Steam Slip Co.. Ltd, and China THE HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP Co., (1932) Ltd. Mutual Steam Navl^tlcn Co, Ltd. THE CUNARD STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd. :h\i:s steamsmip Co, Ltd the Sarawak steamship Co., Ltd. THE CHINA NAVIGATION Co, Itd IM"
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      515 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated to England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA FORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Steamer. Due Spore. Sails Spore ML CITY OF RANGOON F, r li'.rf Tendon. Rottrrdam Hamburg In I 2 Is. CITY OP LYONS For Havre, London, R. m
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      598 11 OS is Tim p* FOB AFRICA ANI» Boi'lH \MKKICA. ,»%*l UtViOS %I»tS via Colotnbo. Durban, Cape Town. Rio de Janeiro. Santos and Montevideo (Round the-worW for £190. p^ 15 16 00mm AIBIB Tla Cotombo. Durban. Port Rl DHabeth. Cape Town, Rio de Janeiro. Santos and Montevideo v., n 12 «110
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      526 11 '■'#> sisi'auppflj HMMi Sl\t,,\pOßK AIQ PENANG i'.'.o. BOMBAY, :Z, PORT EXANDRIA, NAPLES < ENOA MARSEILLES AND J YORK. Arrive Leave Lrave Arrive Sporp. B'pore. Penan^. N. York. Pres. Oarfleld in Port Feb. 1 Feb. 2 Mar. 14 Prcs. Polk Feb. 11 Feb. 14 Feb. 16 Mar. 28 Pres. Adams Feb.
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      959 11 il k. P. iviT KONINKLIJKt PAKETVAART MAATSC IIAPPIJ DA.IAK Tuesday. Jan 31. Paneh, Tanjong-Mengeidar, Tanjong-Leidong and AMhan. .MA. I A \(i— Wednesday. Feb. 1. Priei-Radja. Sapat, Poeloe-Pallas. Fi il|>MM Estate and ReniiiiiiiN- W 1. Muntok and Palembang [(M'.ii.o -Wednesday Feb. 1 Toengkal, Mloeara-Saba and Djambi i idoki -Thursd:r djang. Bengkalis.
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    SEARCHING FOR GOLD IN AUSTRALIA
    448 12 STRANDED IN THE DESERT Prospectors' Distressing Ordeal iv. iii i». ;s A B ..UHi (i at C'K>k tO-daY I 'her signs of having met with ai; I its wiiv-s pm patched with branches Lngenii iv bound with leather anc :■> In the machine were two
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    "GIRL" WHO WAS A MAN
    248 12 Ernr That Lmtoti U fe»n i Sißncrina Teresa Cardellino was a student at th.* Superior Institute of Florence for the last Two years and followed the course of Philosophy. had never given the professors and teachins; staff any cause for thinking that there was anything
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    105 12 Tnr tr: the super-liners Rex and l >■ -a is now sufficiently known. To these h.*.\i v, be added th? latest motorships N« pfuni:. ..mi (>, already v. :M the S:»uth American trade, whilst th? second IsM < been law: Their tonnage is 20.000 tons, their motors are of 19.000
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      544 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated In Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. ■*fuiar monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA '7.375 tons) and th* 8 8 MANOOLA 1 3.352 tons [Ca:go only] MARELLA la one ot the largest and finest yteamer^ trading Australia Cabins de
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      58 12 Majang. Dut. 362. from Rcngat 30. for 1 U Dut. 285. from D.ia'nbi 30 for Djambl Van Outhoorn Dv! B 3d 1] Batav ia :-jn ■l D i MM Chtribon 30. rttaa T-'-"^- Dut iifi] ::(im Palembang 30 Pah mbarif? 1 Thf Ca..i. Ml M ram Cable Ground unr HaniburL
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      534 12 I.S.K.LINE. ISHIHARA INDISTRIAI \NP TRANSPORT <> I l!i orporaled in Japan > REGULAR FREIGHI \M) PASSENGER SERVK I ROM JM' XN (,< VA MARU Feb. Feb. lOR KOBt Ov\ K X MOJI XI \\:i toKon\>n Due. Mi MALIA MARU Feb. S Feb. S MOOn MARU Feb. 15 Feb. 15 BOS']
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      599 12 MAIL DESPATCHES IJY TRAIN 1 Ba:._v.ck '..cry Saturday p m ~:.u OMHtfm T. 30 am JK"dah Murui-.y h;u;, 7.30 a.m. Sytu:i. ays 7 P n: Kuantan ivia Jerantut) Monday to !Kuant;i:: <-.i;i J< r.;i.tj? < Saturdays 1 MM iKelantan via Paclang B< M| m j^f 7 pn: iKelantu: (via Gep-.asi
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      TRADE SHIP
      166 13 Australian VttUtH 'Hie In Maj Mr. A. A. Fullart i the Chamber oJ Manufactures). QMOMtai, stat?d. re that the i. vv tentative irinerary Tor the trade ship to the East, the Nieuw Holland, provided lor a star- Brisbane earlier than the former arrangement, and an alteration i; at
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      ALLOTTING GOODS SPACE
      220 13 s\dnfN. I. hi > Allotment of space fa of goods on the trade Holland. which *U1 leave Melbe tto Java and other parti Of th» 1 practically completed All the space will ?cupied. and difficult} has been experienced IOT all who wish to take part There is
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      THE ALSIA FIRE
      153 13 Damage in No Waj Extensive The East Asiatu Ci have received the following cable from H Baai Oflß' "Akia cargo caught fire whilst discharging I Hamburg apt •>' d through smoking riam*!* Is not impor..:.- N leave Copenhagen March 23rd. Marseilles v t i homewards June [■>
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      PORT HEALTH
      256 13 Tho health bulletir. of the League >t Nati< n Ea^ern Bureau tor the week end-d Ja:v LM>t. is .1 follows Beirut 1 smallpox i Alexandria: -31 smallpox cases (including 1 Imported' and 52 death.- n.-> n^amst 2.<~ as' ajul 4'J iMttl during Hm pr-nvdir.,' week Port Said 1
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      SHANGHAI PIRACY
      308 13 CMMM \\»el Looted Near Woosunii ■VI. l 11, ,1. .1 ill > Shanghai for Haimen, on the Cheliiang coast, on Tuesday evening, was pirated soon bag V/oosi'tit. You: hundti Dfers Kttt at I when the piratv ealed f. and the coup was highly raeeeasful, the escaping with rich
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      JAPAN'S PURCHASES
      301 13 OoDosition to Bringing in Old I Foreign Ship> :h to the consternation ct Japanese Gov-j nt authorities and shipping concen. tation of old and inefficient ghters has been resumed. These authorities are trying tc eliminate the old I thought that the ml to» attm shut them out of
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      SIX 2,150-TON RUSSIAN VESSELS
      83 13 IV.- rr.ot.ir-lnp CUCtftSt hM bMH <■'::■.;>:•■!.•('■ Mi the Soviel Republic r>.,ti a si^er vessel is iu>; ruction 'AluLst there are four more bdß| b:.:!t at Qm Sonr.o.o Yard. Thi- 1< r.gth 3JB Urn b, uni 44 the moulded depth MJ ,;.d Urn iraafM vMi Mi tttfi
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      PASSENGERS HOMEWARD
      90 13 The 1 „::...\v;i.-.: pa^'t^ers sailed or. th«- Jan 27th at 10 am by the m.s. Marnix van St. Aldegonde tor Bclawan. Colombo and Errope Mrs M. Menzles. Mr. A. A Jona*. Mrs. H S Walton. Muss M H. Gibb Mr. J E. Donalds.n. Mrs. F s Croi.s. Capt.
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      PASSENGERS ARRIVED
      61 13 §m President Garfleld:— Mr Jame.s Aires, Mro Emma Aires, Master Jamea Aires, Mr. John L Frey, Mrs. R~tch<l Prey. Mi^s Mir.' Frey, MA.st-.-r John L Frey. Mr X ImU>\\U7. Mr Owen I Ode.l. Miss Eli/alx-Ui Odcll, Mr Frank Powell, Mias Ivlabt-i Richardson. Mr. Char!.-., D Thorn Mr? Hilda
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      31 13 The P and O Carthagr. has M Hon- Kong a:-.d Ls expected to arrive at this Port at 10 am on Wednesday She will pruc«-«'d alongside th< SUB uhart on arrival
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      498 13 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS (Daily and Weekly Editions) 138 ROm\SO\ K(KI). SINGAPORE. 66. Cable A M)\ KRUSKR. SINGAPORK. 1 he premier morning daily in Mala> t Delivered with the Chota Ha/ri each morning latest news, «t trl.-nr.ims and latent anitients London rubber and tin cables appear daily Special turrs itulude
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      288 13 fejrl n 'git g^ j\ t t I TO "EVERYWHERE IN CANADA V; AND MOST OF THE U.S. A U!" v gflH I '<■ (nt Po— <!■ -vav*. \jl. J t >■! n mo vcßoa* CumNm Roik: at Jasper _jjl^. Port lAuiiif in Ihc h< art of wnndrous mountain ovauty.
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    BOMBAY "AXE" PLAN
    317 14 Suu posted Saving of Ks. 2 Crores ISuin! i> Jan. 18. tin Government Reorganization OommiUee. iricsided over by Mr. g. A. T. h was published to-day, proposes) elastic is estimated, will produce an ial saving of Rs. 2 crores, in .spit? of vhe .1 cost of the
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    AN OLD MISDREAMNOUR
    286 14 Had (irammai I nminal OfftMC In England, country people begin to grow angry with advertisers only when they propose to write their appeals on the sky or to plant their posters in the foreground of an otherwise bea i In Chile they take a sterner line, for
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    TWIN SHEET COLLECTORS
    210 14 •Perfect Harmony" ,i "Bed-Sheer Hoy. ll odd. wln-n you come to tlunk of it (writes a philosophical correspondent), that so few. so very few. twins both fall foul of the I 1 recollect how much in unison I is the behaviour of twins supposed to be. Indeed.
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    TOO LAZY TO DRAW THE DOLE
    92 14 A man of 29 who spent all his time in bed and refund to set up was sent to prison for ft month at Liverpool, for negating to maintain his family. He was Joseph Grandy, of Comlet Street and Mr G. Clark, prosecuting, .-aid
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      248 14 Foods The '.Ailenburys' Foods are particularly suited to the feeding of babies in hot climates. They arc n free, and being simply and easily prepared by the addition of boiling water, their use gives complete independence of doubtful milk supply, and is an absolute guarantee against infantile diarrhcea and cholera.
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      58 14 Rsmemberthat pure blood not only 1 keeps awj|f disease, but is Nature'i remedy— ln f»ct, the blood is the stream of life. n the treatment of Biood and Skin Complaints Clarke'i Blood Muture is jnexcelled. It expels tr« poisons and mug healing Of *B Ckemtm ana Siorn. j Equally good
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      582 14 BASKS JiM) CHARTERED BANK Incorporated In England by Royal Charter) 'aid up capital In firljftf shares of £5 each £3 OOC.OCO mmm Kb 13.u00.0a0 teaerve Liability of Proprietors noo.OOC PBEADOmCE: 38. TTiilmpatatr, London, E.C. 2. Agencies and Branch* \ior Bur I lotto i^P* ■mritaar Ipoh s c-maranv Bangkok Karachi Seremban
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      235 14 -UK VQttAIA 1 IM|< fa me Capltai •utoer; up, Basenre Fund Prealdent k Otte» »«fc^ t|L Wertmioster Bank. Ud^^ The National Pro-indu bm Lloyds Bank BLANCHES: Alexandria (»xypt). BMatia. ttn. CalcutU. Canton. Chint2T iiMMfc^ KatruM, Kkmcni r^ ™f.'"»' JMdro. Ik i^T' ••■•■aaf, flhanghti c ■ourabaya, Bftoey. I^ < Correspondent! at
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      593 14 I BRITISH BROADCASTING I CORPORATION i PROC.RAMMLS Ku: i\iu\ i:iRM\. j mm siiiiMUMs, ?nd IT.DI R.\Ti:i) M\!\Y STATES I PROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER. J DAVENTRY, ENGLAND J Wavelenßtte: 25.3 metres and 31.3 j i metres. i lucs.LlV J.UIU-M ,i-i GMT 2.30 p.m Time Signal from Big Ben. Instru- mental Conrert
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    The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd.
    77 15 A—* f ,ceed Jl2QOnOiJ Assurance in force over 135.800.001 'Incorporated in the Strait* Settlement*) r Lirea' Eastern Llle Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27, Old Jewry, E.C. £20 000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life
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    AVORUABLE MOMENTARY DEVELOPMENTS
    199 15 k l^ LaflinDlTY MARKETS D (on version Loan Wscoont 2«rtaaft today, yesterday's L^, anTif pments. especially t purluu* 3»W by the Bank of ret«n stock? also !Mpwwe4 tar >prctilative groups was p-j, «d Oils particularly affected Tnpmrin of tfeattaa* on the Paris ia «astqp«K* <* strik hrokers.
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    BRITISH RAILWAYS
    150 15 Nairn Grwips t tor ISM. Taking the four main groups «tt rerrtpta «m £142*7*000, reducor 7 per cent. Tot 1931 CISS2S4 000. ft fliisjg «ff MUMI or 8 4 per cent, and for 1930 traffics nwHi to £170 190,000. a ■■> of tl» 319.000. or 5.7 per cent
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    U.S. DEFLICIT FIGURES
    38 15 Public Dett *-^iH«aed the first half of tto <J1 WHO **m than Id fink half of the ■'■■v.X »^^wwi mm v«i 1 1 nHwj (9 Hit rHT.v.'ii < 449 7. 3 to LI? when the before
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    MARRIAGE OF RESTRICTION
    731 15 v^ h> It l> I nui-MraM. and Quite a splash was made to the more or less stagnant pool of the rubber Industry two months ago when wggrrtlom were put forward in a responsible quarter in Malaya for the reopening of International discussions on the This report
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    AMERICAN LABOUR
    28 15 Against Recognition of Soviet WfcJiHiiiirtoii. Jan- 3#. The Aw loan Fvderation of Labour ha.' (^ued a stat«nvnt declaring Itself a^atnsi African r^Wiition of the SoMet -R«iter
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    BRITISH CANNING INDUSTRY
    746 15 BRITISH CANNING INDUSTRY I'rouros (»i Dominion Factories The British canning Industry, which has made big strides in the past four yean, is expected to show a further expansion in 1933. Several new factories are expected to come into production in Great Britain, and developments oversea include new canning enterprise* in
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    ARGENTINE MISSION
    133 15 Guests of King and Prince London. Jan. 27. HNT The Klr.K n:id H.R.H. the Prince of Wales will participate In entertaining the official mission from Thp Argentine Government, headed by the Vice-President of the Republic, Dr Julio Roca. which will arrive In London on February 7th., to return
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    TEA-DRINKING
    778 15 Britain Leads the World What the consumption of tea Is in China and Japan is not known, but among people Great Britain, with an annual consump- 9 41b. a head leads the world in drinking; New Zealand holds ;-econd place, th. average consumption of the New Zealander being 91b.;
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    THE GROWTH OF LIFE ASSURANCE
    193 15 THE GROWTH OF LIFE ASSUR ANCE About 20 important British assurance offices have already Issued their preliminary ficures of new life business for 1932. and although the general tendency d';r:n~ 11-. lat i y^nrs h;i.-, bet n t. ards expansion r.raiv of the institutions are once again able to record
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      196 15 T anuary 30 1 ndon, 4 months' sight U|M London 3 month- slant 2 3 29 32 London. 60 days' sight 3|3% London, 30 days' sight 2 3 27|tl London, demand J 3 13 16 London. T.T. 2 3 25 32 Lyons and Paris, demand i Hamburg. demand
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      150 15 January 30 Singapore price (per pikult iTiJt G 5.00 Popper White 2\ Flake Tapioca 4 2 Pearl Sago Small 4 Copra. Sundried 4 h Sago, flour lJ7fe Devots Imperial E.\. n Arrow Kerosene per tin 191 Socony Motor Gasoline 14 drum> per Bnt.sh Imperial gallon 80 Socony Motor Gasoline
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
      71 15 January 3tth.. 12 ocUck mmm Bvycn s^uwa xi.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot (loose) 6* 6 7;16 xtS.S. equal to London Standard. (FOB 6 1116 6tt Standard R.S.S on Tender Feb. 64 6% 6% 6% Apr-June 6% 6% '.ily-Sept. 7 Tone of Market:— DuU Steady
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    879 15 MOM>\Y. JAN. JfTH. 1933 Allenbys ($U 48 8* Alor Gajah ($1) 18 A Hitam ($1) 80 §5 \m. Malay (s2> 75 1.00 A Kuning ($1) 01 15 \\f-r Molek (SI) 18 W Aver Panas ($1) 18 >8 Basset ($1) Broeas CHJ 83 26 Brunt i Valued f|s>
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    WILTSHIRES' MEET MALAYS
    743 16 Dominate Play But Lose Match SHOOTING WEAKNESS Soldier Taken To The Hospital M-ii-ixv Uill*h.r. K*vt nil. ■<:,-. v uhru th. < met «hr Malays d •■h..'iP h Jt \rw>n Koud stadium ■fUrdj liul tht-.r „i-.,irst weakness i« i«K of 'r^ani. u.ih th.- kna.k of :.p!lh. -th. qunki
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    174 16 Mr. M'Kcnna's Hopeful iow lut* raal i win :th a balanced bui- lower taxation and reduced unrmptoy-i.,.-!,i ,v mi,.!. itn|i... ;.n 1'Mt..,,. p. ii >.<(« ni change, said Mr. Reginald MK-nni -p.'Mnj at a meeting »f the Mid'.;i,;i f..,r.\ i.i r Tlioagh exchange .n,d cth-i mM '.ions
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