The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 8 January 1934

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    The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS.
    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,158. ESTD. 1835. MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1934 10 CENTS
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    UKIEN REVOLT IS DOOMED
    462 1 Ii 1 1 ANG~~CLAIMS BIG VICTORY 19th Army Swept By Bombs i U TO FOOCHOW OPEN! ul u Nanking, Jan. 7. revolt in Fukien appears doomed. Chiang Kai-shek has wired (o Nanking claiming that the overnment forees have occupied Yenping, the Min River port, 85 miles
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    LATE NEWS
    37 1 Nanking Troops 50 Miles From Foochow Nanking. Jan. 7. Government troops last night reached a point within fifty miles of Foochow. Reliable reports claim that thousands of rebels are surrendering to the Government armies. Router.
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    OIL STREAM FROM MUD CRATERS
    306 1 OIL STREAM FROM MUD CRATERS Enormous Deposits Found In Russia Moscow, Jan. 7. Soviet scientists who have been engaged in ascertaining the oil reserves Of the south coast oi the Apsheron [Peninsula (Caucasus* and ol Soviet Central Asia, state that the rich o;J (fields recently prospected In Lok-Batin and Putina
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    IS THIS HEALTH?
    102 1 Twentv Centenarians In Village Of 400 Budapest, Jan. <>. Anyone really wanting to be a centenarian cannot do better than settle in Verbasz. Macedonia. Of the 400 inhabitants. 20 are over 100 years old and no death has occurred in the village for over two years with
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    CONGO TIN
    78 1 Production Increasing Rapidly Brussels. Jan. <i. The Congo tin producers' meeting to discuss the International Tin Com mittee's overtures, decided that, owing to the rapid increase in Congo production. Belgium was unable to undertake an agreement for longer than two years, whereas the currency of the present scheme
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    U.S. MILK STRIKE
    50 1 18,000 Farmers Demand Higher Prices Chicago, Jan. 6. A lightning milk strike has been [called by the 18.000 organised farmers j within a hundred miles' radius of I Chicago. They are demanding higher I prices. I Adequate supplies of milk are pro- mised from independent sources. Reuter
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    BOLIVIA IN REVOLT
    26 1 Lima. Jan. 7. Revolution has broken out in Bolivia, 'notably at Achacachi. Haqui. and TiaInuancu, according to messages from Reuter !>Puno. in Peru.-
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    COTTON BOYCOTT
    51 1 Japan Calls Off The Indian Embargo Osaka, Jan. 7. The decision to call off the boycott |of Indian raw cotton was formally j announced at a meeting of the Cotton Spinners' Association this afternoon. The text of the Indo-Japanese agreement is being published in Tokio Reuter i this
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    ATTACK ON KING BY SOCIALIST LEADER
    198 1 Opposition Must Be Stamped u_-fA7Y*jri t t n t.. London, Jan. 7. A v. J?^ 1 1^ "King's Name in Politics," Foolish Outburst," -Rash Statement" are the Pre^ headlines on a reference by Sir Stafford Cripps to Buckingham Palace in a speech at Nottingham.
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    MANCHUS SEARCH MARTS
    87 1 Robes To Wear At Pu-yi's Coronation Peking, Jan. 7. Manchu retainers from the imperial house are searching the ancient marts in Peking for ceremonial robes to wear at the coming enthronement of Henry Pu-yi under whom they hope to obtain posts. The robe to be worn by
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    NEW TRADE TREATY
    37 1 Italy And Rumania Come To Terms Rome. Jan. C. A new Italo-Rumanian commercial treaty, replacing all existing commercial agreements between the two countries, has been signed by Signer Mussolini and the Rumanian Minister. Reuter
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    £6,000,000 BONDS FRAUD
    96 1 Biggest French Scandal Since Panama Paris, Jan. 0. The issue of £6.000.000 of fraudulent bonds by the Bayonne Municipality has caused the gravest politico-finan-cial scandal since the Panama affair. M. Chautemps has demanded the resignation of M. Dalamier. Minister of the Colonies, who was Minister of Public
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    RUMANIA SURPRISED
    28 1 Bucharest, Jan. 6. A last minute surprise in the new cabinet is that M. Tartarescu. himself, will be Foreign Minister provisionally instead of M. Titulescu.— Reuter
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    182 1 No country in the world can escape the consequences if there Is another war, declare* Sir John Simon Page 9. Loid Baden -Powell has been operated upon Page 9. A nun and his wife were buried alive when hundreds of tons of earth fell on to their
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    $470,000,000 A YEAR
    252 1 Drink Way Back I To Prosperity U. S. LIQUOR TAX Washington, Jan. 6. The House of Representatives has passed the liquor Tax Bill, which is estimated to yield $4 70,000,000 annually. The bill provides lor a uix Of $2 per gallon on distilled spirits. $5 per barrel
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    ARSENAL ON FIRE
    27 1 Shanghai, Jan. 7. A serious fire has broken out at Muk- den arsenal. Four hundred Chinese workers have been arrested. Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    DIARY OF THE WEEK
    137 2 Monday. Bth. High Water 02.45. 8.5 ft., 14.40, 8.4 ft. Hockey. Malaya Command vs. Police, Tanglin; S.R.C. II vs. S.C.C. PII. S.R.C. groimd: Y.M.C.A. vs. Colts. Y.M.C.A. ground: ARC. vs. MC.U. 11. Paya Lebar: Raffles College vs. OR. A.. Bukit Timah. Tuesday, fith. Higti Water 03.22.
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    VISITORS TO INDIA
    335 2 Concession To Malaya Motorists Motorists who contemplate taking their cars with them on visits to India will be pleased to learn that although ihe International Convention relative to motor vehicles is not yet operative there it has been arranged that International "Cir Licences" and International "Driving Permits''
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    PENANG FERRY FARES TO BE INCREASED
    162 2 It is understood (says the Straits Echo) that the F.M.S. Railways will shortly be increasing the launch fare from seven cents to ten cents, between Prai and Penang. The ordinary rate of seven cents has been existing for several years and it is most
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    AFTER THE BALL
    115 2 Dimitroff's Picture Starts Pandemonium Sofia. Jan. 2. Two hundred and sixty of 5.000 revellers at a New Year ball finished the night in gaol and one was killed and several seriously injured. The ball, organised by the Confectioners' Union, was in full swing at midnight when a
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    MR. KHOO SIAN EWE
    345 2 Penang's New Chinese Councillor His Excellency the Governor, Sir Cecil Clementi announced at the preliminary meeting of the Penang Chinese Consultative Committee, held at the Resident Councillor's office in Penang. that Mr. Khoo Sian Ewe, J.P., had accepted the seat on the Legislative Council as the
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    F.M.S. VOLUNTEERS
    112 2 Governor To Present Colour To Perak Unit The presentation of the Colour to the Perak Battalion of the F.M.S. Volunteer Force will take place in Ipoh. on Saturday. Feb. 25. H.E. Sir Cecil dementi, who is Hon. Colonel oi the F.M.S. Volunteeer Force. will make the presentation. An
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    FAREWELL TO G.O.C.
    89 2 Rotarians To Dine In National 1 Costumes The weekly meeting oi Singapore Rotarians will be a dinner meeting at the root garden of the Adelphi Hotel at 8 p.m. on Wednesday. The dinner is a farewell to Major General L. C. L. OkU&ekL Dress will be national
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    SHIPPING SLUMP
    34 2 Vessels Laid Up At Bangkok j (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Jan. 7. j Shipping is experiencing a depression, a number of chartered vessels lying for days in the harbour waiting cargoes.
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    30 2 Mr. H. P. Armstrong, Assistant Com- missioner of Police. F.M.S.. has been seconded for service with the Johore State Police, and is appointed to officiate as Chief Police Officer, Segamat
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    MALAYAN FISHING INDUSTRY
    86 2 EVIDENCE FOR TRADE COMMISSION I Possibilities Of Home Canning The 96th and 97th meetings of the (Trade Commission were held in Singapore on Jan. 4 and 5. Evidence was taken from Mr. D. H. Tudor. Assistant Official Assignee. Singapore, regarding the registration of United Kingdom Designs and
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    O'DUFFY WILL FIGHT
    136 2 Tribunal Adjourns Case i a,* Dublin, Jan. 2 After twenty minutes retirement the .President of the military tribunal an SSTSitt? thC trlbUnal were sausl 25 "5! the constitution conferred on the tribunal absolute jurisdiction to JU General O'Duffy on all the charges made against him. iw^ rd
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    Letters To The Editor
    251 2 Public Inconvenience To the Editor. Sir, our City Fathers have done well to get all mosquito buses off the roads Ulong Serangoon Road and Finlayson Green. One thing I would say that they have forgotten with what object they have in view for having done sc.
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    ROAD INFORMATION
    234 2 The Automobile Association of Malaya issues the following road report dated Jan. 5. Singapore. (Municipal* Changi. Joo Chiat. Tanjong Katong and Grove Rds. Level crossings Caution. Newton Circus, at Jn. Newton. Kg: Java. Bukit Timah and Scotts Rds. Traffic from approach roads must turn L and proceed round
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    ROTARY SCHOLARSHIPS
    71 2 Four Awarded For 1934 The directors of the Rotary Club have igain awarded four scholarships value >T5 each to the four Secondary Schools )f Singapore. The candidates recomnended by the Principals of Schools vere interviewed last week and the; ollowing were awarded scholarships for Tan Yew Sam. Raffles
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    Law Notices For The Day
    70 2 MONDAY, JANUARY 8 2„H ef n rC J l iice G «ahty in the 2nd. Court at 11 a.m. t C m j nal A »P ea *—Rex vs. Lim Teck F«ii S K° ng and Lim Cho^ Chw BefZ C M by ;"i 4
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  • TRIED TO THROW WIFE
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      BECAUSE SHE WAS EXTRAVAGANT?
      98 3 BECA USE SHE WAS EXTRAVAGANT? Nyah, a pretty Chinese woman Yap Kim Hong, but their ii (j Ufe was not happy. They came Mr. J. M. Brander, Fourth Magistrate, on Saturday. Nyah alleged that her husband 1 rmpted to throw her into the apore river and she had reported matter
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      RESIDENTS GUESTS
      292 3 I in Children At Kuala Lipis a "Treat" Kuala Lipis. Jan. 5. to the lorethought and kindthe popular British Resident of the Hon'ble Mr. H. G. R. Leo- < hildren of all nationalities Iven a real treat on New Year's Hon'ble Mr. Leonard and Mrs. .^rd. who returned
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      THEFT OF BOOKS
      98 3 Raffles (olleße Girl Student's Loss D J. Price, a student of Raffles was complainant in a case ame up on Saturday in the Se- I Police Court before Mr. N. Gricc. William H. Hudson, a Ceylon son of a Government penuleaded guilty to a charge of dwelling.
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      69 3 charge cf importing 2.800 lb. of; tobacco, was on Saturday pre-' against Suppiah Thevar, an Inlicenaed importer carrying on In Selegie Road. The accused, was produced before Mr. N. A. claimed trial, and the case was toned until Feb. 7, bail in $1,000 fixed. The accused was arrested j Friday
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      ADULTERATED IODINE
      309 3 Singapore I Hspensary Managers Fined The managers of two Singapore dispensaries were prosecuted in the police court on Friday for "selling tincture of iodine deficient in iodine and containing potassium the drug with pyridine and kerosene The defendants who answered the summonses before Mr. J. M. Brander in
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      A HAD CHARACTER
      181 3 Tenth Conviction For Malay A Malay named Awang bin Abdullah who had nine convictions recorded against him. has twice been imprisoned in Siam. and then banished from that kingdom, was on Saturday sentenced to six months imprisonment, for as a police supervisee, laiiing to noiiiy the authorities
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      STOLEN JEWELLERY
      144 3 Melted Down For Judgment was delivered by Mr. N. Grice. Second Police Magistrate, on i Saturday, in a case in which two Tamils had been convicted of charges in respect of some jewellery alleged to have been stolen from a Tamil woman. The accused were Kaliapan and Athimulan.
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      FELL FROM WINDOW
      55 3 Young Chinese Girl's Accident A ten-year-old Chinese girl had a marvellous escape from serious injury yesterday when she fell from the second storey of a house in Telok Ayer Street. No external injuries were received, but the girl was suffering from extreme shock and was taken to
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      30 3 It looks as though the universe had txploded— much as a shell explodes on the battlefield— and we are clinging on to one of the flying fragments.— Sir Tames Jeans.
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    COURT TAKES LENIENT VIEW
    400 3 COURT TAKES LENIENT VIEW P. C Who Took j Money From Hawkers One days simple imprisonment was the lenient sentence imposed upon Haron bin Haji Sidik. a 20-year-old police constable, who pleaded guilty before the second magistrate, vestei day, to receiving an illegal gratification. The story for the prosecution as
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    CIVIL AVIATION IN MALAYA
    339 3 CIVIL A VIA TION IN MALAYA cember Messrs. A. V. Thomas, i. Harper. Dr. Grey, and Loke Yaik Too, while two other members completed their first solo flights. A feature of the month was the large amount of cross-country flying carried out and the following list of the chief flights
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      STOLE CLOTHING
      223 3 From Man Who Sheltered Him John de Brito was convicted before the second magistrate on Saturday on a charge of theft, and having had a previous conviction, he was sentenced to 14 days' rigorous imprisonment without the ontion of a fine. Mr. E. Perera. complainant, said he was
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      F.M.S. QUEEN'S SCHOLAR
      33 3 H. B. Jesudason. Victoria Institution, is the successiul 1933 Queen's Scholar lor the F.M.S. Sixteen candidates sat lor the examination, three of whom were Malays. No Malay Scholarship was awarded.
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      CHARGE AGAINST INDIAN
      340 3 In the fourth police court on Saturday before Mr. J. M. Brandn a North (Indian. Kalendar. was charged with .attempting to abet the offence of offe ling a bribe of $5 to Court Inspector F i Goodship. Accoraing to the prosecution, while Kalendar was on Oail in
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    A DISASTROUS FIRE
    156 5 iLs-=r rsursr^tjf zrjrx. -uK.r a •sat Five shops and two cottages were destroyed by a disastrous fire which broke out in High Street win slow Bueks All seven build...*, were destroyed, and seven families were rendered homeless. Photograph show fire.,.,:,, b*X't*T*Z Hit- house at (iardone where Gabriel
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    BORNEO CO.'S $53,000 LOSS
    580 6 Disclosures In Cheating TWO YEARS FOR CHINESE EMPLOYEE The story of how the Borneo Company, Ltd.. was swindled in 1927 of $53,000 WOfth of goods by a system of cheating carried on. it is alleged, by two employees, was told to Mr. N. A. Worley, the
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    4 MONTHS FOR DRIVER
    98 6 Several Charges Follow Fatal Accident From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Jan. 5. A Tamil motor driver. Sinnathamby, pleaded guilty to all charges when he appeared before the Seremban magistrate today chargea with causing death by a rash act, having inefficient brakes and having no certificate of
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    $150 Must Be Won
    635 6 FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPE TITION Six Free Chances Every Week BELOW will be found particulars of the Free Press Football Competition No. 21 in which you are asked to forecast results of ten matches to be played in the third round of the F.A. Cup Competition
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    MISS MARION KNOWLES
    296 6 Marriage to Mr. N. A. Armitage in Colombo The marriage took place at St Peter's Church. Fort. Colombo, on Dec. 28 of Mr. Norman Abercromby Armitage. Royal Engineers, (formerly stationed at Singapore» eldest son of Mr. Norman Armitage. and Mrs. Norman Armitjage. of Colombo, with j Miss
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    METHODISTS IN SESSION
    303 6 Reports On District Work At the opening oi th. Session ot the Malaya M, Conference in Singapore on s the Rev. Bishop Edwin F. L addressed the Conference on the ject "St. Paul's Transformati 01 Ours." He brought out the tact th. the first phase of Paul's
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      159 6 i FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 21. i I agree to abide by the conditions governing this competi- J tion as set out above and to accept as final the decision of the- Competition Editor of the Singapore Free Press in all matters J appertaining thereto. My forecast ol the
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      28 6 This duplicate list is for the convenience of competitors in keeping a record of their entries and on no account should it be sent to the Free Press.
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      124 6 THE SIMPLEST WA Y TO MAKE PERFECT TOAST! No modern breakfast table is complete without a Premier Electric Toaster. It provides a continuous supply of crisp delicious toast just "done to a turn" at a cost of approximately one fifth of a unit of electricity for a twenty minutes' meal.
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    MAN AND WIFE BURIED BY BEDOH LANDSLIDE
    727 7 MAN AND WIFE BURIED BY BEDOH LANDSLIDE Tragedy Of The Storm WIDESPREAD FLOODS 1.. Many Districts Feet Under Water Singapore floods, usually the cause of much inconvenience and Mime fun. have claimed a frim toll this year. The heavy rains of the past feu days have inundated all the low-lying
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    THE CEYLON CAFE
    191 7 Licensee's Unsuccessful Appeal Palaniappa Thevar, licensee of the Ceylon Cafe, 336. North Bridge Road, I appealed in the Supreme Court on Saturday before the Chief Justice <Sir [Walter Huggard), against his conviction in the Magistrate's Court on a .charge of permitting prostitutes to visit the premises for
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    42 7 The engagement is announced of Mr. Ellis M. Ezekiel, of the firm of M. Ezekiel and Sons, Singapore and Batavia, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Ezekiel, of Singapore, and Berti, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hertz, of Dortmund, Germany.
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    THEY DO BETTER IN ENGLAND
    333 7 Why Australian Crooks Leave Home Sydney, N.S/W. Dec. 31. An Australian pickpocket, who, like .nany in other fields of endeavour, iound the highest expression of his ability by going abroad, returned to his native city of Sydney, three weeks ago for a holiday in style.
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    39 7 His Highness the Sultan of Perak's New Year greeting card has been charmingly designed. The cover bears His Highness' crest and inside there is a photograph of the new Iskandariah Palace and His Highness' race horses and polo ponies.
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    BUKIT TIMAH ASSAULT
    233 7 Convicted Assailants* Appeal 1 Two Chinese. Leow Teck and Leow] Song Kang. appealed in the Supreme Court on Saturday against their conviction in the lower court on a charge of voluntarily causing grievous hurt, on which they were sentenced to one day's simple imprisonment and fined $200
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    MARRIAGE.
    56 8 ARMITAGE-K NOWLES —At St. Peter's Garrison Church. Colombo, on i Dec. 28. the marriage took place of Norman Abercromby Armitage. R.E.. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman i Armitage. of "Merton." Guildford Cres- cent. Colombo, to Marion Devereux I Knowles. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (V. Devereux
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, JANUARY 8. 1934 Week-end Comments
    428 8 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, JANUARY 8. 1934 Week-end Comments ;TF politics in Britain follow the course that they have followed 'in several countries on the Continent the British people will in due time be governed by a I dictator. It may be Sir Stafford Cripps, the leader of Socialism,
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    As I was Saying
    999 8 ONE of the notable finds of the Labour Party, in whose Government he was Solicitor-General, Sir Stafford Cripps has created a sensation by his remarkable speech at Nottingham in advocacy of Socially ism. Sir Stafford, irst of course, aims to Socialist be Britain's first Dictator? Socialist
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    425 8 The Hon'ble Mr. Justice W. H. Thorne has resumed duty as Judge. Johore. Miss Lake, of the Anglo-Chinese Girls' School, Ipoh. is in Singapore on holiday. Mr. Burke-Gaffney has arrived in Taiping on transfer as Executive Engineer, Larut. Mr. L. G. Lee, of Ladang Geddes, I
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    "More Malay Tales"
    1375 8 Sir Peace of the Forest deer) has figured in m fr/). and some have app«\ t umns. I give two mot plays a part, and of the crocodile, monkes in My old friend Inche A of Bagan Datoh is respoi. and they are set down a The
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    NO COUNTRY IN WORLD CAN ESCAPE
    656 9 If Another War Breaks SIR JOHN SIMONS VIEW Satisfied With Visit To for London. »ecietar> i* leaving to-day A Cabinet Meeting will be held earlv „,v( FRANCES AIR OFFER communique issued in Rome late night stated that in cordial conversations yesterday and on Wednes-
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    OPERATION BEFORE WORLD CRUISE
    110 9 Lord BadenPowell In Hospital T London, Jan. 3. Lord Baden-Powell, the Chief Scout underwent an internal operation in King Edward VII Hospital for officers yesterday. The operation was successful and the patient is going on very satisfactorily. He will remain in hospital for about six weeks
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    STILL WAITING REPLY
    114 9 Britain And German Default Protest London, Jan. 3. No reply has yet been received from the German Government to the recent protest by the United Kingdom Government against the action of the German Reichsbank in varying by unilateral action the existing agreement with the British and other
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    TALKS GO ON
    94 9 Difficulties Of Anglo-Soviet Agreement London, Jan. 3. Conversations on the subject of a new temporary Anglo-Soviet trade agreement are continuing in Moscow between Lord Chilston. the British Ambassador, and representatives of the Soviet Government. No new points or fresh issues have been raised by either side In
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    LONDON DISTURBED
    64 9 Adverse Effect Of French Quota Revision London, Jan. 5. The full implications of the revision by France of her import quotas are being carefully studied in responsible quarters here and opinion is much disturbed. Special attention is directed to the unfavourable effect of these trading restrictions on the
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    NEW APPEAL JUDGE
    36 9 Brother Of Mr. Somerset Maugham London, Jan. 6. Sir Frederic Maugham, brother of Mr. Somerset Maugham, has been appointed Lord Justice of Appeal in place of Sir Paul Ogden, who has resigned. Reuter.
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    NEW ARCTIC ISLAND
    42 9 Leningrad, Jan. 7. An expedition exploring the western part of the Taimyr Peninsula discovered a new island in the north-eastern part of the Kara Sea. The new island has been entered on the map of the Soviet Union. Tass.
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    BANDITS LOOT STATION
    246 9 NIGHT OF HORROR AT C.E.R. POST Manchukoo Garrison Overpowered Harbin, Jan. 7. Bandits are again active on the Chinese Eastern Railway. A band of 500 swooped down at mid-night on Zun 50 miles north-west of Harbin, and made a surprise attack on the Manchukuo garrison. A briet
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    JAPANESE RETURN
    101 9 South Of The Great Wall Again Shanghai, Jan. 7. Hundreds of Japanese troops have re-entered districts south of the Great Wall. The Chinese believe that the Japanese command is preparing the way for Manchukuo troops to re-occupy North China after the coronation of Henry Pu-yi. who will be
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    BRILLIANT ACTING
    111 9 "Looking Forward" At The Capitol "Looking Forward." now showing at the Capitol, is one of M.G.M.'s great pictures and should have a lengthy run. The acting is excellent. The plot centres round the fortunes of a great department store which is experiencing a period of bad business, but
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    DEATH SENTENCES
    85 9 Must Be Confirmed By Chiang Kai-Sek Nanking, Jan. 8. According to advices from Nanchang. General Chiang Kai-shek has issued a circular order to all military judges warning them against miscarriages of justice. He especially emphasises that no military prisoner, whoever he may be. should, be executed unless he
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    40 9 Latest Rubber Prices RUBBER London, Jan. 6. Spot (Sellers) 4 11|32d. (4 5|16d.) (Buyers 4 9|32d. (4y 4 d.) Jan -March 4 13|32d. (4 13|32d.) April-June 4 11|32d. (4y 2 d\> July-Sept. 4 19!32d. (4 19'32d Market steady.
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      236 9 Suttons Seeds Crow your own delicious Vegetables and beautiful Flowers *--^s« WJr* ,^vW&^PPI -l^fsH wffAmW^mWAm\ \W >"••*>•' T^ \\J? y SUTTON S CABBAGE LETTUCE SOW SUTTON'S FOR THE BEST RESULTS buttons spend annually huge sums of money in research, the production of improved varieties, and to ensure that the finest
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      RUBBER RESTRICTION— WHAT NEXT?
      865 10 RUBBER RESTRICTION— WHAT NEXT? m» j Impossible To Stop D.E.I. Smuggling •From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Dec. 18. The gentlemen who assured us la* week, or the week before, that rubbc restriction would be within full opera tion within six weeks, or six month are now strangely silent. You may
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      AYER WENG (RAHMAN)
      307 10 Final Dividend Of 5 Per Cent. The following is the report of the! Directors to be submitted to the twenty-first annual general meeting of the Company to be held on Friday. Jan. 12, 11 a.m. at Georgetown Chambers, 39, Beach Street, Penang The result of the year's
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      AIR VICTORY
      313 10 Seeking Gold In New Guinea A M Sydney, Dec. 31. Aviation alone has made possible the development of the rich New Guinea gold fields. Heavy dredging machinery was S e n nd il Was not Practicable to skH? U l I." ?%«< Then came the llJfl pI1 ts
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      194 10 Singapore, January 6, 12 noon Buyers Seller i Gambler 4.00 Java Cube 6.50 Hamburg Cube 6 50 Muntok White Pepper 30.00 White Pepper 29.50 Black Pepper 16.00 Copra, sundried 2.95 Copra, mixed 2.30 j Small Hake Tapioca 4.25 Med. Pearl Tapioca 5.00 Small Pearl Tapioca 5.00 Lingga
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      Petrol And Kerosene Prices
      125 10 Petrol And Kerosene Prices t January 6 Devoe's Imperial Brilliant I Kerosene per tin 4 I Imp. galls.) 1 70 Sylvan Arrow Kerosene per tin 150 i Socony Motor Gasoline ex pump per British Imperial Gallon 82 Socony Motor Gasoline in 4-gal. drums per British Imp. Gal. 85 Socony Motor
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      Wall Street
      190 10 Jan. 3 4 6 American Can. Com. 97 95 <« 94'^ American Telephone 4 and Telegraph 109^ 1083 109 Atcheson Railroad 56" 55» 8 543, 222K 93' 4 93 91 1 1 Firestone. Common is?* 18* m 18 General Electric 19« 2 1914 i 8 5 R i
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      SEKONG ESTATE
      85 10 Negotiations For Sale Break Down The report of the directors of the fh»t° n^ Rubb f r Co Ltd > *>r 1933 st a^ that the estate remains unoccuXe? a bU k q rop^n rly K S Negotiations for the sale nt 2fi refe ed to the previous
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      35 10 forV?'V £**453kJM&J mmPJSS** *3«.000,000 Treasury l S& J?"&* The amount •nottedta WUs at three months was £30,*****w The average rate per cent, was 18, w«k U £2K*2 L wlth 19 1»M. last wee*.— British Radio.
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      Chamber Of Commerce
      78 10 Rubber Association Singapore, January 6, 12 noon Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot < loose) 13% 13 3 4 R.S.S. equal to London Standard, <F.0.8.» 14 14% Standard R.S.S. on Tender January 13 3 4 W/ B Feb-March 13 7 8 14 April-June 14*4 14*4
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      Exchange Rates
      208 10 SELLING January t> London. 4 months' sight 2|4 5;64 London. 3 months' sight 214 I'l6 London, 60 days' sight 2!4 364 London, 30 days' sight 2(4 132 London, demand 2 4 164 London, T.T. 2 4 Loyns and Paris, demand 955 Hamburg, demand 155 New York, demand 59
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      £ Abroad
      88 10 Abroad London, Jan. 5. Exchanges to-day wereParis 83? 8 New York 5.113 4 Montreal 5.10 3 4 Brussels 23.48. Geneva 16.88. Amsterdam 8.11i /2 Milan 62 1/6. Berlin 13.73. Stockholm l^O l^. Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 19.90. Vienna 29»->. Prague 109^ 4 Helsingfors 226 4. Madrid 39%. Lisbon 109 7 8
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      BRITISH NORTH BORNEO
      84 10 Chartered Company Shows Surplus m£*Z s \Z th^S~ nine m nth °f (ChartarJ? Brlt,Sh North B omeo vewe in Bnrn mPany snow that ■2SS? f s 5 S 7 SfWSM!I £9,146, leaving a surplus of £3 050 tf£ is S 6 8 4 27 7 3 75)
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      DECEMBER TIN OUTPUTS
      50 10 ™«!i ay S am Tln Limited (Rambun Mtoes), Tanjong Rambutan, pilnuTz^ h Kamunting Tin Dredging, Ltd! cubic yards 392,000; pikuls 1 772 estl SS^ll^^^^ ot current LM ei f^ at i (l^ la 7 a) Co., Ltd (No. 1 Dredge) hours 610* cubic yards 183,000; pikuls 470
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      DECEMBER RUBBER CROPS
      170 10 Bakap Estate. 27,374: Patani P Plantations, Ltd., 95.000 South Mala Rubber Plantations (1932) Ltd.. 24,000 Batu Matang Estate, 24,000; Air Estate 23.000; Baling Estate. 90.000 Kuala Dingin Estate. 42,200; Subi.: Estate, 45,600, South Johore Rubber Estates. Ltd.. 37,000; Sungei Puntar Rubber Estate, Ltd., 66.500; Kim Seni Estate.
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      30 10 Dr. W. A. Rogers, J.P., FRGS. in Penang on Wednesday in connection with the affairs of the Ka*turi Gold Company of Kelantan, work in whieli is progressing satisfactorily— Strain Echo.
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      "BUFFER POOL" RUMOURS INTRIGUE LONDON
      1346 10 "BUFFER POOL RUMOURS INTRIGUE LONDON ,l Curious Position Of Pangnga i River Concessions >! i From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Dec. 18. By the time that this letter reache Malaya, you will, I think, be in pos session of full details concerning j I proposal to creat a "buffer pool"
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST. Saturday's Closing Quotations
    951 11 FRASER'S SHARE LIST. Saturday 's Closing Quotations A. Kuning ($1) 15 20 Ayer Panas <$1» 80 85 I j Brogas (sl> 50 55 s Bassett (sl* 52' 2 57» 2 i Brunei United ($5) 2.00 2.30 fc Bukit Jelutong ($l 22 26 1 Bukit KB. ($1) 05 15 nom B.
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    173 11 Foreign imports of rubber during the month 1933, in long tons. D R Remill Crepe o „wh unsmoked Estate a Wet Scrap. Lump Total Smoked U^ t ked crepe Scrap Crepe Sheet and Bark Country of Origin •g (4) (5) (6) CT) _J8) (1> 7^ 143 8,027
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      28 11 THE EASTERN UNITED INSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. i. JOHNSON: General Manager. X )i OFFICE: No. 4. Cecil Street, SINGAPORE
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      29 11 THE /3J£^s^V SOUTH Itjlj^ BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE ACCEPrED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES I L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Office: 2, Finlayson Green.
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      474 11 toeta exceed jUgggg A— uranee tn force aver W.tii.tt* Hie Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. 'Incorporated In toe Straits Settlement*) HEAD OFFICE Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry. HC The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and compiles with
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      349 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter) aid up capital in 600.000 shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,000,000 reserve Liability of Proprietors £3.000.000 HEAD OFFICE 38, Blshopsgate, London, E.C. 2. Agencies and Branches ilor Star Iloilo Semarang imritsar Ipoh Seremban tangkok Karachi
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    Local And Foreign Mail Despatches and Arrivals
    115 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches and Arrivals BY TRAIN Jangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7 P- m Suantan fvJa Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. i iuantan wia Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. ielantan (via Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 p.m. j Selantan (via Gemas)
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    BY STEAMER TRAIN & AEROPLANE TO-DAY
    136 12 BY STEAMER TRAIN AEROPLANE TO-DAY North. N.-East and N.-West Sumatra Melchior Treub 9 a.m. Pengerang Hock Keng 9 a.m. Karimon* KwongYick 9 a.m.; Pulau Tekong Hong Aik 9 a.m. i Karimon Mersing 9 a.m. j Rhio BeeSeh 9 a.m. Rhio* Hong Keat 10 a.m. Bagan Palima 11 a.m. I Pontianak
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    OUTWARD AIR MAIL BY IMPERIAL AIRWAYS
    55 12 OUTWARD AIR MAIL BY IMPERIAL AIRWAYS The outward Air Mail per Imperial Airways Service will arrive in the General Post Office. Singapore al 10.30 •a.m. to-morrow. The correspondence received by this mail will be av&Jfible to boxholdcrs and window dciiwry ticket holder.* immediately and corr^opendente lor non-boxholders will be sent
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    35 12 From China and Japan by Honolulu Main in Singapore to-day. From China and Japan by Manila l Maru in Singapore to-day. From Europe. India etc. by Imperial Airways in Singapore 10 a.m. to-morrow.
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    13½ MILLION MILES WITHOUT MISHAP
    2596 12 P. O. Company's 1933 Record NO DEFERRED j DIVIDEND At the annual meeting of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company which took place in London on Dec 6. the Hon. Alexander Shaw, chairman of the company, presiding expressed the directors' regret that it had
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR
    120 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships Alongside the \y»i 1 Expected to /\rri\, ',r Main Wharf (Entrant <; a i P Honolulu siaru 82; J 20. I Main Wharf (Entrance Katong 18: Him Tons u 15: Main 13: Manila M Siamese Prince 9. Empire UoeW (Entrance Gate Penrith Castle 34; J Empire Dock
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    247 12 Teiresias, Brit. 4.777. from Dtin for Liverpool 11.1. Sembilan, Dut. 4.091, frot N■ 7.1. for Batavia 7.1. Hua Tone, Brit, 109. i 7.i, for Malacca. Muar 8 1 Penrith Castle. Brit. 3.807. from N e York 7.1, for New York 12 1 Lyons Maru. Jap 4.340. pool 6.1.
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      537 12 (Incorporated in Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND d ME^URNB via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISIAND. Recular monthly sailing by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7.J7D Regular monthly nm W^ (3352 tMM y m [C argo only] s MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins de
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      185 12 HENDERSON LINE SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS By Fortnightly Passenger Steam" Between Rangoon, Port Sudan, Marseilles, Palma and England HOMEWARD SAILINGS Pore of Disembarkation Plymouth Leave Rango* BURMA Feb. 10 PEGU Mar. 12 CHINDWIN Mar 26 KEMMENDINE Apr. 9 BHAMO Apr 23 AMARAPOORA ataj SAGAING May 2! BURMA Jane I CHINDWIN July
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      479 13 r. O. British India and Apcar lines. (Incorporated In England) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JAPAN. Ton",.. S»»Wor e Tonn, re SH. f »por* SOITOAN IM4 CARTHAOB 15.000 Mar. 18 RANCHI 17,000 Mar 2 RUPITAV4 i-;Xn t SOMAIT *aVn
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      492 13 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co- Ltd. (Incorporated in England) "ELLERMAN" UNE. FOR HAVRE. U)J ff 0 Si ROWE«DAM 4 JND HAMBURG. as? 85 »s» FOR ONO *<*"<*• MANGHAI AND JAPAN. c ESSE? Jan 22 Jan 22 city of Lille Mgp n j^, "AMERICAN AND MANCHURIAN" LINE. FOR HALIFAX, BOSTON, NEW YORK
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      1130 13 |^--Se€& R«RU4NTINa 3535§333| T m JSP s-SBLFi S 0 TOA aonow syTsUManr oo atiK? ■JJJJE _____s*-» Wd~ and Ohina Lto. -—--_-r w»„ uawLL vtwm aJIK!iP^SSLSSS2? n^ 0 I**' TBm STEAMBBTP r>, Lea. SS 2?' Ltd THM OARAWAK STsVOMHIP Oo Laa £55 Qg»A NAVIOATTON 00, Ltd. THK AUSTRALIAN ft OkSSttai tHvw
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      985 14 K. P. mKONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPU MELCHIOR TREUB- -Monday, Jan. 8. Belawan-Deli. PALIMA Monday. Jan. 8. Penang (mails only) and Bagan Si-Api-Api. MAKASSEK -Monday. Jan. 8, Selat-Pandjang, Koedap. Bengkalis and Bagan Si-Api-Api. MAROS Tuesday. Jan. 9. Bengkalis. Paneh. Berombang. Tandjong-Mengeidar. Tanjong-Leidong and Asahan. TOMOHON— Tuesday. Jan. 9. Singkawang, Pemangkat and Sambas.
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      575 14 ffl 81 JL«1 1 II laM aWfTgM TOT EUROPE FROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO, BOMBAY, SUEZ. PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA, MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK. f Arrive Leave Leave Arrive S'pore. S'pore. Penang. N.York. Pres. Polk Jan. 13 Jan. 16 Jan. 18 Feb. 27 Pres. Adams Jan. 27 Jan.
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      605 14 TO NAPLES MARSEILLES. LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM n 1U mmwmmm TO HAMBURG rTTPRTTKTTNI MARU 12.000 Jan. 9 10 TYASUKINI MARU 12.0( WAKUSAN MARU 10,300 Jan. 24 25 HAKONE MARU 10.400 HARUNA MARU 10,400 Feb. 7 8 SSUWA MARU 10,00 SKATORIMARU 10,000 Feb. 22 23 SFUSHIMI MARU 11.000 Ma SKASHIMA MARU 10.000
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    DAY OF UPSETS AT PENANG
    1135 15 DAY OF UPSETS AT PENANG Polly Peachum Springs 012 Surprise AMATEUR RACES v>i a-i k^ Fr :r. Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Jan. 6. 1 ither iavoured the Polo imateur meeting to-day when a iwd attended, including H.H. Sultan oi Perak. who led in the r I the first race. With
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    SIAM DERBY
    66 15 Former Singapore Resident's Success (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Jan. 7. At the Turf Club races yesterday the Siam Derby was won by Phya Pradibabdha's Saucy Sue. The King presented the Cup. Subsequently Their Majesties toasted the winner in champagne. Phya Pradibabdha will be remembered by racing enthusiasts
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    SELANGOR WIN
    339 15 INTER STATE RUGBY Weak NegrTside Well Beaten (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 6. A fairly strong Selangor fifteen beat a scratch Negri side, in which five vacancies were filled by Selangor men, by one goal, two penalty goals and four tries (23 points to nil) at
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    NEGRI ALL BLUES' VISIT
    538 15 SINGAPORE CHINESE DEFEATED All Blues. 18pts.: Chinese. The Seremban All Blues had no! difficulty at all in defeating the Chin- ese Rugby fifteen at Jalan Besar I Stadium yesterday by a goal, a drop goal and three tries 18 points* to a' penalty goal <3 pts.»
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    PERAK'S HOCKEY WIN
    545 15 SELANGOR LOSE AT IPOH Earlier Defeat Avenged (From Our Own Correspondent.) n Ipoh, Jan. 6. Pera»c fulfilled expectations todiy iwnen thev convincingly beat Bolangnr in a return inter-State hockev match |by three clear goals to nil and thus i avenged themselves fit'.v lor the'r i earlier defeat
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    FINDING ENGLAND'S RUGBY XV
    1399 15 Heaton Hero Of Second IJH> Ja_ Jam. BURLAND'S LAST MATCH? London. Dec. 21. England's second Rugby Trial match was played at Twickenham yesterday, and I do not thinK that the selectors were altogether pleased with it. Thev could hardly have found the play of the Probables'
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    39 15 During a game of football at Simpang Pulai. Lahat. recently a young Malay, who was playing in goal, was charged by another Malay and died of a ruptured spleen. He had a much enlarged spleen as the result of
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      61 15 Imagine an ex-gangster attempting to join New York's Social Circle M/J^M I and then being taken for a ride by a beautiful blonde!! W mm __M Prepare for a grand LAUGH when you see ■*>«■* tI« PnWlPn G ROBINSON, famous star of "TIGER SHARK" K^mM bhU Hrsfupro^rious conTed" ro'le-A FIRST
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      25 15 RUGBY FINAL KUALA LUMPUR January 13th, 1934 CHEAP RETURN TICKETS ■(First Class) by rail Singapore $12.00 Johore Bahru 12.00 Malacca 6.50 ENQUIRE STATION MASTER. i
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    ANGRY CROWD CHASES REFEREE OFF FIELD
    1768 16 Police Called In At Three Soccer Matches ASTON VILLA SCENES International Sent Off BOTTLE SHOWER •From Our Own Correspondent) London, Jan. 7. THERE were amazing scenes at Villa Park yesterday, where Tottenham beat Aston Villa by d\Q goals to one, when Waring, the Villa's
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    India Facing Heavy Defeat
    850 16 India Facing Heavy Defeat I Forced To Follow On In the second Test match at Calcutta India are faced with a heavy defeat. On Saturday England carried their score to 403, and captured four of the Indian Xl's wickets for 90 runs. Yesterday India were all out for 247, and
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    INTERNATIONAL RUGBY
    213 16 ENGLISH AND WELSH TRIALS England Outclass The Rest From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Jan. 6. England and Wales, who meet in the first match of the international Rugby tournament at Cardiff in a fortnight's time, played their final trials to-day. Kngtand comfortably defeated the Reseat Twickenham, but the
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    Dramatic Finish To Big Fight
    321 16 Dramatic Finish To Big Fight Brady Loses In Third Round Arthur Suares. the middleweight champion ol all-India technically knocked out Sgt. Jim Brady in the third round at the New World last night. The fight was scheduled for 12 rounds and few expected it would end as early as it
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    FAMOUS MANAGER
    32 16 I Death Of Mr. Herbert Chapman 1 From Our Own Correspondent .1 London. Jan. 7. The death is reported of Mr. Herbert Chapman the famous manager of Woolwich Agonal Fr
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      41 16 Ml^mVmmV. m^^mmm9^^^^^^ *W_^^^ m^ m^ At Sa>l 11, "^^^^V I I ,s^ N, DINNER AT EIGHT ON THE TICK EASILY PERFECTLY COOKED BY THAT GREAT CHEF AND SERVANT OF ALL MONSIEUR G. A. SE R V I C E PHONE 5101.
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