The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 28 January 1939

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO 1...68* ESTI*. 1833. SATURDAY, JANUARY ,18, 1939. 5 CENTS
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    Britain Ahead In Navy Race
    120 1 Britain Ahead In Navy Race I Minimi. .lan. 27. INCLUDING many smaller fieins NBI« ships i,,r tin' British Navy will come ?,hnii this >ear at a rate (aster than at any previous iim:\ declare* Karl Stanhope, Hrn Lord of the Admiralty, nitfeg m Hone and Empire. He add> that m
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    Days Of Fleets Are Not Over'
    54 1 London, Jan. *>7. i Air Minister and ot the Admiralty. his Bwmnaea two. flatly refuted the days of fleets ftted now uroblems but In recent years the testing its strength these no V conditions closer co-operation Mi Force by the Navy end, rathei than
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    Bomb Carnage In Perpignan
    69 1 Perpiguan. Jan. i. Flgareot, the present seat of the Spanish Government, *a.s bombed this morning. The results of the raid arc not yet known. People reaching hero stale that the town la overflowing with refugees. When it was bombed by the Nationalist? hundreds are J?oli?vcd to
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    43 1 London. Jan. 27. Although no special inquiry has been made by the British Government rfiEarding the calling up of the 1901 class m Italy, the Italian authorities have Informed the Government that the reasons for this step are "administra- tive, not political."— Reuter
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    BARCELONA SETTLES DOWN AGAIN
    230 1 Population Strolls The Bo ulevardes TOTS HAIL FRANCO 1 Barcelona, Jan. 27. HIE whole population of Barcelona appeared to be m the streets this morning, either watching or participating m demonstration* m celebration of the Nationalist occupation. There were big processions of young boys and girls,
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    Blazing Houses Town's Only Illumination
    211 1 Blazing Houses Town's Only Illu mination CHILE 'QUAKE HORRORS Santiago. Jan. 27. /GRAPHIC accounts oi the appalling havoc caused ir the Chile earthquake were given by an eyewitness who returned today from a visit to the affected zones. He said the stricken rcas resembled an inferno. Chilian presented a scene
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    Loudspeakers In The Trenches
    70 1 Perpisnan, Jan. 27. IWIIILK Nationalist warplanes today carried out intensive bombing of towns between Barcelona and the frontier, including Grenollers and Cardedeu, another •squadron dropped 400,000 leaflets m the centre of Madrid, informin* the people of th* n apture ©t Barcelona. Eleven thousanJ rockets were sent
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    800 Internationals Die In Air Raid
    77 1 Pcrpign.ui. Jan. 27. Eight hundred international volunteers were either killed or wounded Ifi a Nationalist air raid according to the commander of the volunteers, who has Just arrived here The volunteers consisted ot Czechs. Germans. Italians and other antiFascists who were unable to return
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    By-Election In East Norfolk
    51 1 London, Jan. 27. The East Norfolk by-election today resulted m F. Medlicott (liberalNational Simonite), with 18,257 votes, beating N R. Tillett. (Labour) who polled 10,785 votes. The by-election was due to Viscount FJmley (Liberal-National succeeding to the Peerage on the death of his father. Earl Beauchamp.-
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    13 1 Cambridge Mass, Jan. 27. Albert Sauveur. the famous metal- lurgist, died today.- Reuter
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    Japanese Job For General Wu ?
    48 1 Japanese Job For General Wu Shanghai, Jan. 27. An unconfirmed Japanese report from Nanking claims that Marshal Wu Pei-tu, famed former war lord, lias accepted the position of president cf the pacification commission to be established In Kalfeng. capital of Honan, which is under Japanese occu- pation.- Reuter
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    Australian Tennis Championships
    23 1 Melbourne, Jan. 21. In the Australian lawn tennis championship semi-finals of the men's singles, Bromwich beat McGrath 6—o, 6—3—R Reuter
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    Refugees Seek Shelter In Rainswept Fields
    175 1 Perpignan, Jan. 27. OARCELONA refugees state the city had been without, bread since Monday, while the Nationalists cut off the electric current on Tucsc'ay and the water supply on Wednesday The withdrawal of anti-aircraft guns and searchlights enabled the Nationalist bombers virtually to cut
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    Japan To Grab The Paracels ?
    126 1 Japan To Grab The Paracels London, Jan. 27. Reports that the Japanese Government is planning to annex the Paracel Ls'ands and that the decision f o do so was ratified by the Emperor on Dec 28 so far are unconfirmed In London and are regarded m diplomatic circle? as improbable
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    Seven Die In Jaipur Riot
    71 1 Jaipur. India. Jan 27. CEVEN Moslems were killed and 35 police injured today In a riot which broke out after Friday prayers m a jewellery bazaar. Several Moslems were wounded :md one police man is expected to die. It is stated a mob attempted to
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    Why The Tin Price Dropped
    283 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Jan. 27. YESTERDAY'S break in the tin pric?, when prices fell by 85s. for the three months position lo £209 10s., and 80s. for spot to £209, is the biggest fall for the past three months. It was attributable to
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    Ex-Kaiser's 80th Birthday
    102 1 Doom, Holland. Jan. 27. With hus children and grandchildren around him. the Ex-Kalser Wilheliu today celebrated his 80th birthday. A de egation. from the Netherlands nobility, headed by Jonkheer Dr. Van den Bosch. Governor of Utrecht Pro vince, and a deputation of the villagers of Doom, headed
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    BONNET, HOARE SPEECHES' GOOD EFFECT
    503 2 Cordial Reception By Conser vat i ve Press ANGLO-FRENCH AMITY London, Jan. 26. A DISTINCTLY tonic character is imparted m heavy news- paper headlines this morning by the nature of M. Bonnet's and Sir Samuel Hoare's speeches. The Daily Telegraph, m a leading article, says
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    France Lauds Bonnet Speech
    101 2 Paris, Jan. 27. All France aoplauds M. Bonnet's "hands off the French Empire' speech m the Chamber. In the press, likewise, there is unanimous approval of the Government's attitude. General comment is epitomised m Le Matin, when it says Messrs. Daladier and Bonnet now have the
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    Great Britain And Spain
    120 2 The fall of Barcelona awakens little reassurance, particularly on the part of Liberal and Labour commentators. The News Chronicle says France may yet realise the dangers ahead and urgently demand a reversal of her present foreign policy. If she decides at the eleventh hour to intervene
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    Airliner Loses Feet
    48 2 TWENTY-Tl.-O passengers and the crac escaped injury last tccek when one of imperial Airways big new Frobisher air liners crashed landing at a/?j Cn the under carriage collapsed. Passenaers incivded Mr Webb Mi.ier, European manager of United Press and avthcr of '7 found No peace."
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    Japanese Mass Along Samshui Railway
    257 2 NEW DRIVE TO WEST IT I Chungking, Jan. 27. Jite confirmed that the Japanese are massing alone drirp ai tOn Sam f hui RailWay P re Pa™tory to starting a drive westwards, by way of the West River by 1000O B l^ 11 i f
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    China Can Feed Army 10 Years
    65 2 Chungking. Jan. 27. *J*HE China National Economic Council is reported to have been empowered to purchase foodstuffs sufficient to feed the Chinese forces for ten years. A sum of 5200,000,000 Chinese has been set aside by the central authorities to meet the purchase of
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    Work For China's Women
    92 2 Chuiiffking, Jan. 27. Madame Chiang Kai-shek has organised units of women's service corps which will provide opportunities for Chinese women to take an active part m helping to win the war. Patriotic Chinese women may join any of the following eisht servicescollection of winter clothing for
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    Probe Into " China Finances
    116 2 Probe Into China Finances M London, Jan. 27. Mr. C. Rogers, of the Bank of England arrived m London from China today. Although unable to make any statement, it is understood he is preparing a full report on China's finances and also consulting Sir Frederick LeithRoss and Mr. Montagu-Norman m
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    Wang Stays In Indo-China
    51 2 Tokio, Jan. 27. Mr. Wang Ching-wei apparently intends to stay m Hanoi for the time being m the hope of ascertaining fully the effects of his peace move. Mr Tseng Chung-ming, secretary to Mr. Wang, is maintaining contact between Mr. Wane and the outside world.- Eastern
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    Japan Aims At Pacific Shipping Mastery
    138 2 ORDERS FOR LARGE LINERS Tokio, Jan. 27. TN their efforts to make Japan 1 mistress of the Pacific m the shipping industry, Japanese companies have mapped out an extensive plan for construction of large express passenger ships. According to the plan, two shipj. each
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    Threat To China Air Services
    148 2 Canton, Jan. 27. Japanese Army and Navy authorities m South China have filed representations through Mr. Katsuo Okftiftki, the Canton Consul-General, with the British. American. Italian' German, French and Portuguese authorities m view of the repeated Hying of aeroplmnet of an unidentiilei nation:-. lity over
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    Anglo-Japanese Trade Council
    84 2 Tokio, Jan. 27. Prompted by a desire to develop trade relations between Great Britain and Japan, the Anglo-Japanese Trade Council has been expanded b? the addition of seven members. The council was organised m 1935, when Lord Barnby visited Japan. New members include all the members ol
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    Japanese Minister Sees The Indies
    40 2 Tokio, J.in. 27. Mr. Itaro Ishii. newly-appointed Japanese Minister to The Hague sailed from Kobe yesterday In the Johore Maru lor Sourabaya, Java on route to Holland. He will inspect the Netherlands Indies Eastern News
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    King And Queen To Do A.R.P. Drill
    79 2 Loudun, Jan. 27. The King and Queen and other members of the Royal Family will take part m the A.R.P. drill at Sandrinprham on Saturday. The drill will be on the same lines as that which has already been held at Buckingham Palace
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    18 2 Mr. R. R. Timberlake (37), senior classical master at Rugby, is appointed headmaster of Lancaster Royal Grammar School.
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    Warrant For Arrest Of A Chettiar
    87 2 Warrant For Arrest Of A Chettiar ALREADY F <>R india A WARRANT for Hi A of M Indi^S 'k 1 Jfcvanaihan adliar the jurwdiction „r ,iic «Z was ordered by Z S Jwtke, s.s.. sir I- Elwaine, m the giJ Bankruptcy Court, vesfi The ore! plication of Mr j w
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    Anglo-French Cash For Czechs
    126 2 I ondwii Jaa j It is stated 'oue that nei Czech. French iments m regard lance for de 'been concluded The British c ject to Parlia as a lree grant t ment £4.000,090 of £10.000.000 already The French ever the Czech G aibility for Ink n
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    Housing Scheme At Siglap?
    60 2 Aichemc i Bifflap, Bast i porating the en houses, will pore Municipal second timr made at I mi 1 1 The Com: had disapproved 'ground that t.■ would occupy bungalows Moving refer* sion, Mr A. v, that the homes ly suited for relieving M congestion They
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    STOP PRESS
    51 2 REPUBLICANS .Uii ||(l1 N tlairU J-" I,^1 Command 1.1 the «n the Madrid a defiant stato"«'"<- p -The vat vi" torf M V necessary to Mki s Spaniards. ij •The st.ito.n.M.t x«° ft the totmders xtt **«Z3*4 weseca rapidly aPP^ c icb universal UUfi* r take part Mf
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    JAPANESE CONSUL PROTESTS OVER POLICE ACTION
    267 3 JAPANESE CONSUL PROTESTS OVER POLICE ACTION Arrests" He Alleges INSTRUCTIONS RECEIVED FROM TOKIO frequent unjustifiable arrests of Japanand travellers by the Singapore authorities" (o the Straits Settlements Government by the ul-General at Singapore, Mr. I. Okamoto, act()?1 m lions from Toku, says Reuter. $sage, based on an official announcern Office
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    78 3 picture. AN advertising tie-up of the film "Suez' whi:h will be shown at a midnight premere tonight at the Alhambra, Singapore, and o^ens on Tuesday and the amenities of the K.L.M. airliners, which cross the great canal en outward and inward trips, appears in the window of the K.L.M. office.
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    Warder Acquitted On Causing Death Charge
    431 3 Warder Acquitted On Causing Death Charge U/ITHOUT calling upon the defence, Mr. L. B. Gibson, SinVY gapore Criminal District Tud^e, yesterday acquitted J. A. S. Taylor, European warder, o 1 a charge arising out of a fatal accident at Changi Road on Nov. 30, last year. Taylor was charged with
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    Prased For Rerting A European
    135 3 Prased For Rerting A European J id (aia t a 'i/, wlv al driving, on ycung Chinos- 1 *;i. was ojmpli-ilic-spirltednMi Bingapor* TrafT;: j lerday. d 119 i n l charge F illcrton dice was also rwaplißnntkig S(.on. the magisttnj him that he was pleased that h?, a inemhcr of
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    Grand Comedy At Pavilion
    129 3 MTHBRsTS Always a Woman." the A new Columb a Qlffl at the Pavilion. Ii grand comedy. The swift pace 01 the story never flags a? crazy .situation follows cra^y sltusclon A m^re luscious Joan Blocdell than we have ever seen oeicie do 1 brilliant piece of
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    Penang Man's Death
    25 3 1- known resident of years. Mr. J. W. 01 G7 y!"^ P re y Sterda y at Ke «n volunteer and free-
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    16 3 S. Bateman, th r daughter. Eliza I f teat. mi n England i net Ranpura yes-
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    Theft On Junk: Coolie Gaoled
    144 3 DLEADING guilty to a charge o; j theft of $100 from his employer, a j young Chinese coolie Koh Sang Wah. I was yesterday convicted m the Singapore Sixth Police Court. He WAS sentenced to one month's rigorous imprisonment and fined $25 or In default
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    TEOCHEW ON CHEATING CHARGE
    51 3 Lee Kirn Kee. a Teochew. was produced before Mr. Conrad Oldham m the Singapore Second Police court yesterday, on a charge of cheating by dishonestly inducing Mohamed Ral to deliver to him a tricycle. valu?d at $28. The case was postponed lor a woe*. Ball was
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    Comments On M.C.S. Ban By Scholar
    187 3 •IT is my hope that the Malayan Governments will open their high- or services t > Queen's Scholars." said Mr. Benedict PonnJa 1 tne F.MS. Qaeen'a Beholar of 193 i. who "returned on a visit to Malaya after three years &t Cambridge, In the
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    Rubber Firm's $1,000,000 Crash Recalled
    225 3 Rubber Firm's $1,000, 000 Crash Recalled THE failure of a Chinese firm of rubber dealers m 1929, involving over $1,000,000, had an echo m the Singapore Bankruptcy Court, before the Chief Justice, S.S., Sir Percy McElwaine, yesterday, when a junior partner of the firm, Ching Pee Lam, made an application
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    Bus Worker On Breach Charge
    93 3 I EE AH CHU. a 31-;: ear-old Kheh appeared befor? Mr. Conrad Oldliam m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday, on a charge of criminal breach of trust. Lee was alleged to have on Jan. 2G. m an omnibus m Middle Road, while oeing employed
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    Pin Tables Seized In Police Raid
    91 3 WHEN b raid was made en a house m Sved Aiwi Road on Thursday night, 36 people were arrested for gambling on six pin tables. Yest3rday m the Singapore Fourth Police Court the accused person were produced and among the 22 who oleaded guilty
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      70 3 Law Notice For The Day Before the Chief Justice m Ist. Court at 10 a.m. Special Case:— Rex vs. Lee Hoey. At 10.30 a.m.:— Judgment m Div. 3/38 i George Ralph Hopkins vs. Florence Elizabeth Hopkins and J. II Klein- man. Before Mr. Justice Home at 10.15 a.m. 1 Summons-in-Chambers
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    JAPANESE INVASION CANNOT HELP BUT FAIL
    352 4 JAPANESE INVASION CANNOT HELP BUT FAIL Wrong Military And Political Tactics CHIANG'S MESSAGE OF HOPE Chungking, Jan. 27. "JAPAN must fail m her adventure m China because her military tactics, political activities and foreign policy have all been wrong," declared General Chiang Kai-shek yesterday, m his opening address at the
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    Constable's Term Reduced
    80 4 Jerusalem. Jan. 27. The sentence of three years' imprisonment imposed on Constable W. E. T. Wood was reduced on appeal to 18 months. The appeal of Constables P. and J. Crossley, who were bound over, was heard yesterday and tha sentences Quashed. The lour British constable.? Wood.
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    Importance Of Spain To British Sea Defences
    286 4 Importance Of Spain To British Sea Defences London, Jan. 25. THE importance of Spain m regard to British sea power is stressed by Capt. Liddell Hart, noted military correspondent, writing m the Evening Standard. The writer, discussing the vulnerability of Great Britain m the event of attacks by superior submarine
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    France Turns To Anglo-Saxon Communities
    293 4 Paris, Jan. 27. npHE Government motion on the 1 maintenance and integrity of the .French Empire and the safety of her j imperial routes was voted for unanimjously by all 609 deputies m the Cham- ber. The Premier, M. Daladier. earlier declared: "France will not
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    Tokio-Bangkok In Thirty Hours
    70 4 Tokio, Jan. 27. /COVERING the 3,125 miles between Tokio and Bangkok m 30 hours 40 minutes, the Heinkel plane "Nogi," of the Japan Air Transport Company, arrived m Bangkok at 3.25 p.m. yesterday afternoon on a goodwill flight. Actual flying time was 18 hours 36 minutes,
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    Iron Guard Leader Shoots Himself
    58 4 Bucharest, Jan. 27. Vasile Christexu, leader of the Iron Guard, committed suicide this afternoon, turning his revolver upon himself after firing at and wounding a detective, a member of a party who had cornered him. Police had hunted him for six months. Another Iron Guard
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    War Anniversary In China
    83 4 Shanghai, Jan. 27. |%N the occasion of the seventh anniversary of the 932 Shanghai hostilities tomorrow, local Kuomintang headquarters today issued a statement embodying a three-point programme to be observed on that day to hoist the Chinese flag halt-m^st, to remain silent for three minutes at
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    Starving Refugees In Arms Ships
    84 4 Marseilles, Jan. 27. HPHE British steamer Thorpe Bay ar- rived from Barcelona yesterday with 58 refugees picked up m Barcelona and other Spanish towns. The captain asked permission to land the refugees but permission was withheld for the time being on the ground that the
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    Five German Spies In Danish Gaol
    72 4 Copenhagen, Jan. 26. piVE GERMAN spies were sent to prison following Denmark's biggest spy trial for years. One was sentenced to 18 monthsimprisonment, and the other four received eight months' imprisonment each. Details of the spy charges are being kept secret here. One of
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    Former War Lord May Take Japanese Post
    56 4 Pekinr. W'^ Breaking his silent iad «jj w ing to requests to emerge self-imposed retirement, l,t le>1 <jfr«-Pei-fu. former war M w» the ChlhM faction has rt over the helm of lUfe lw It is generally belief >l be nomnated by the China
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      91 4 NOTICE. The Exchange Banks will be closed on: Friday, Feb. S, Thaipusam (Bank Holiday). CHANGI ROAD TRAFFIC TAKE NOTICE that owing to works m progress on the Changi Road, general traffic between the 10th and 11th milestones, will be discontinued for a period of approximately 7 weeks from Saturday, 4th.
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      121 4 PASSENGERS BY AIR Ariived from Saigon by KNILM plane: i Mr. Le Comte D'Ursel, Mr. Tourneux, Mr. H. van Bockom Maas. Left for N.I. by KNILM plane:— Mr. H. I van Bockom Maas, Mr. Blaas, Mr. and Mrs. Khouw, Mr. Zimmerman. Arrived from N.I. by KLM plane:— Mr. Samuels, Mr.
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      133 4 SINGAPORE I HARBOUR The following arc ships alongside the Singapore Harbour Board Wharves or expected to arrive:— East Wharf. Entrance Gate 1; Exit 1-— Muinam 22. Main Wharf, Entrance Gate 2; Exit 3 'Ke^or^Y 18: H0Cgh Merchant Empire Dock, Entrance Gate 2; Exit 3 West Wharf, Entrance Gate 6; Exit
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    S. R. C. Too Good For R.A.F.
    230 5 ■pHE SRC. hockey team had another good win yesterday when they defeated the R.A.F. 4—l m a gan:e played on the padang. The winners, who fielded a fast and well-combined forward line, had everything their own way for a major portion of the
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    Chinese Has Ear Cut Off
    76 5 COO CHKE CHEN, a 23 year-old Wenchiew. appeared before Mr. Conrad Oldham m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday, on a charge of voluntarily causing grievous hurt to Pak Eng Teng. m Sambawa Road on Thursday night. Inspector T. E. Wray. prosecuting, i said that
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    Municipal Clerk's Work At Theatre
    133 5 •"THAT the Singapore Municipal Commissioners had received an anonymous letter regarding one of its employees was revealed during the discussion of a decision, made m committee, refusing to grant a written pe: mission to one of its ledger clerks to undertake private night work at
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    23 5 The lornier home of the Kin* and Queen. 145. Piccadilly, Is to be let. a scheme for conversion Into flats not having materialised.
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    COMMISSIONERS ADOPT RULE TO BUY BRITISH GOODS
    379 7 COMMISSIONERS ADOPT RULE TO BUY BRITISH GOODS jyj r Tan Criticises Free E Trade Policy 'MUST HELP OURSELVES" i; votes i<> MXi <> nt member not voting, Singapore MuniV r ipal Commissioners yesterday approved of the principle ttfbodied m an amended motion by Mr. S. B. Tan. of buying British
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    Motion Is Opposed By President
    396 7 QI'PCSING the motion by Mr. S. B. v Tan that the Singapore Municipal Commissioners should approve of the general principle oi buying British wherever possible. Mr w. Bartley. the president, said: "We cannot pretend to be judges of the extent to which industry In the
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    32 7 picture 'm BENEDICT POSNIAH. the 1 J34 F.M.S. Queen's Scholar, who arrived on a visit to Ma'aya after three years at Camoridge. by the P. and O. liner Ranpura yesterday Free Press
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    Death Of Mr. J. Mitchell: His Career In Malaya
    209 7 A MESSAGE was received in Singapore yesterday announcing the death in England of Mr. John Mitchell, for many years with Messrs. Harrisons Barker Co.. Ltd., and for several years their managing director Mr. Mitchell, who was 65. was born at Berwick-on-Tweed
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    40 7 iwir. Bruce Donald Fraser, elder surviving son of Major-General Sir Theodore Fraser. a former G.0.C., Malaya, and tff late Mrs. Fraser, is to marry Miss Audrey Croslegh, daughter of Lieut-Col. E. L. Croslegh and the late Mrs. Croslegh, of London.
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    Singapore's Part In Trade War
    458 7 U J AM no plaster saint. I do not believe m offering my other cheek when my one cheek is being continually slapped." said Mr. S. B. Tan at the meeting of Singapore Municipal Commissioners yesterday when he spoke on the motion brought by him
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    39 7 picture. The Commodore Malaya, Commodore T. B. Drew, photographed with his v:ife. who arrived from England by the P. and O. liner Ranpura yesterday. The Commodore met the liner at Penanc and accompanied his wife to Singapore.- Free Press
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    Mrs. B. Lowick Injured At Home
    27 7 Following a fall m hei- hou^e at f, Farrer Road, yesterday afternoon, Mrs. B. Lowick was taken to hosmlal by ambulance.
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    Three Big Films On Tuesday— midnight shows tonight
    368 8 Three Big Films On Tuesday— midnight shows tonight By Free Press X Film Correspondent TUESDAY will be a big night for Singapore filmKoers. Each of the three leading cinemas will put on a new iilm; all three films are unusually good ones. We have at the Capitol "If I were
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    SHANGHAI IS NOT A BIG FILM CITY
    264 8 AT the New World cabaret there are two dancers who were once film players very well-known to Chinese cinema audiences m Singapore as well as China. They are the Miss Liong Choy Chan •and Miss Liong Choy Chu. They came to Singapore m
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    Chinas "Dancing Queen" Joins S'pore Cabaret
    184 8 THE distinction of being the president of dancing hostesses m China since 1933 is held by Miss Wong Shiaw Mei. now a new addition to {he bevy of cabaret beauties at the Great World. Miss Wong came to Singapore about a week ago from
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      534 9 McALISTER CO., LTD. {Incorporated m Straits Settlements.) GRESHAM HOUSE, BATTERY RD., SINGAPORE. PHONE 5172 ELLERMAN BUCKHAU Co., Ltd. incorporate*! tn Kngtaiui) HAVRE LONDON ROTTERDAM HAMBURG VIA PORTS fiHO SUE 2 CANAL S earner Due Sails CITY OF MANDALAY Calls Glasgow A.M. Jan 30 Feb. 2 CITY OF FLORENCE Calls Glasgow
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    Gaol For Soldier Who Had Pistol In Cafe
    522 10 JAMES EDWARD BURNETT, 20-year-old private of the Manchester Regiment, was sentenced to a total term of five months' rigorous imprisonment when he was convicted by Mr. L. B. Gibson, Singapore Criminal District Judge, yesterday, on throe charges arising out of incidents occurring
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    Arranged To Have Himself Stabbed ?
    168 10 Arranged To Have Himself Stabbed ALLEGATION MADE BY YOUNG INDIAN TliK Question whether a man had) arranged to get himself stabbed In order to get another man into' trouble arcss m an appeal by a young Indian, Mohamsd HanifTa bin Abdul; Korter, before Sir Percy McElwaine. j Chief Justice. S.S..
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    50 10 Picture. The r.rv.' Brillsh naval atimdia for Tokio. Capta'n D. N. C. Tufne'.l, who arrived at Singapore m the I*, and O. liner Ranpura yc>terday. dpi. Tu.ncll served m H.^l.S. Kent fVoni 1933-3.> en the China Station, ulien he waa on the staff of Adinlra! Sir Frederic Dreyfr. Free Press
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    38 10 Many Malayans who rememoer Mr Edward Barnes as Chief Steward m the P. and O liner Ranchi from 1924 to 193G will regret to hear of his death at Tiford. near Londen last week, write? v.ur Londca Correspondent
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    TRADE "DISGRACE TO SINGAPORE"
    135 10 PRESCRIBING as a disgrace to Singapen the condlfons m which wild birds and animals were kept lor cale. Mr R. E. Prentis suggested at a meefn? of the Singa^orj Municipal Commi>son3r3 y?sterday that either Gjv^rnmant be asked tD take action or the trad? should b? mad?
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    Fears Disturb Rubber Market
    179 10 t r\i;CZ asain political events have disturbed the market and considerable nervousness accompanied by fairly heavy selling has resulted, write Lewis and Peat < Singapore > m tlieir weekly rubber report issued relay. This seems to be mainly due to fear of what may happen rather
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    Recitals Should Be Advertised
    68 10 SINGAPORE couid hear regular organ recitals if only funds wire forthcoming to pay for an annual advertising space In ths local papers, said Mr. E. A. Brown at a m3eting of Singapore Municipal Commissioners yesterday. The provision of newspaper space would make possible reinstatement of organ
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    CUT WOOD IN BUKIT TIMAH RESERVE
    62 10 Two Chinese women, Teo Ah Sua and Ng Ah Hoi, pleaded guilty m the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday, to a charge that en Jan. l, they cut 10 pieces of wood valued at $5 m the forest reserve at Bukit Timah Road, without
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  • FREE PRESS SPECIAL COMMERCIAL
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      SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES
      967 11 Fraser And Co. s List „n ny .>:. MM: 5 P.M. MINING Bujers >«•!!»• is ,r IDs 10s 9d 21s Yd 22s Pd Ik 3d 13s 3d -1 .28 7-s 3d 8s 3d c.d. 11l Gd It* Cd lOd IS 3d ft 9d 8s 6d
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      LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS & SHARES
      498 11 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES From London 5.30 p. m. Yesterday •New York p£ces quoted id 0.8. currency. The above are dealers' middle prices jobbers' margins, brokerage and stamp duty are not included Share of £i denomination unless Latest Quotations Previous otherwise stated y Conversion Loan, spc 1944-64.... 109%
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      Commissioners And Sawmill Licence
      73 11 l Singapore sawmill directly or inpeople was made luriioipal Commis-disi-ussed whether a decision to teri the Siong urn noorlßf logs on the ■<re Canal. I sacci'ssfully moved retoctataa which stated "J ol a further breach of )he temporary licence 1 »m Sawmill Co. for the banka
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      Chinese Had Guns Without Licence
      76 11 a FINE of $15 was imposed on a Chinese, Sect Chin Slew, m the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday by Mr. L. C. Gob, when he pleadwi guilty to possessing a double Larrelled shotgun and a revolver without a firearms' licence, between Sept. 30 and
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      21 11 Mr JuiiiLS Harrison, Hastings musical director, will conduct on Hastings Pier this weefc with a baton made from the pier timbers.
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      European Bankrupt Tells Of Valuable China
      265 11 •T*HE business affairs of a 57-year-old European, George Dickenson, who at one time had a collection of china worth about $70,000 were disclosed during his public examination before the Chief Justice, S.S., Sir Percy MeElwaine, m the Singapore Bankruptcy Court, yesterday. It was also
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
      116 11 lAN. 27, 1929: 12 O'CLOCK NOON Tone of Market: Quiet after weak. Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet 7V.J. per IHI New York Spot Sheet U.S. cts. 14% per lb. Bayers Sellers. No. IX R.S.S. Spot loose 25 M 25 No. IX R.S.S. P. 0.8. m
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      GIRL TRAFFICKING BY CHINESE ALLEGED
      59 11 Tok Sang Mm, a middle-aged Chinese, appeared m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday on a charge of bringing two Chinese girls into the Colony on Aug. 9, for the purpose of prostitution. Accused claimed trial and the cas* was postponed to Feb. 2 for
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      Daily Share Report
      123 11 ISSUED BY FRASER AND CO. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS YESTERDAY Tin at midday was $106 y A% down 52.50 and the Price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 25?6 cents, buyers April/June 25 1 i cents, market steadier. Both Tin and Rubber shares were
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      Local Exchange Rates
      188 11 JAN. 27 BUYING London T.T. 2 3 25 32 London demand 2 3 25 32 Lyons demand 2043 Switzerland demand 239 Hamburg demand 134 New York demand 54 Montreal demand 54 5 16 Batavia demand 993^ Samarang demand 995^ Calcutta. Bombay and Rangoon demand 154 a i
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      THE COMMODITY MARKETS
      183 11 From London 5. 30. p. m. Yesterday KrßßEß:— Firm London: 711 16d 7-^d. Previously 7f->d 7*-.d April-June: 711 16d. 713 16d. Previously 7~9 IG.I 7%d July-Sept.: I^6. 7" B d. Previously: 7^3 7 WIN Oct -Dec: 7 13 16 d. 715 lGd Previously: 711 16d 7%d New
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      THE METAL MARKETS
      69 11 From London; Latest Quotations TIN: Firm. Spot: £213 2s. 6d. Previously: £209 2s. 6d. Three months: £212 17s. 6d Previously: £209 12s 6d NEW YORK TIN: 45.75 d. Previously. 45.25 d. COPPER: Settlement £41 17s. 6d. Previously: £42. GOLD: Yesterday: £7 Bs. S^d, Previously: £7 Bs. 8d
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      Foreign Exchange Rates London Closing Quotations
      66 11 Foreign Exchange Rates London Closing Quotations Method or Parity beiore Latest Centre Quoting 20-9-31 Rate Previously Paris Franc to 121.11 177 17« 15 16 New York. to 4.8665 4.67V 2 4.67»/ 2 Amsterdam Guilders to 3.96^ 8 59' 2 8.66 3 8 Hong Kong Per dollar Is. 3d Is. Id
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      296 11 BANK OF CHINA (Incorporated m Ghir,* oy Special 'Jnarteii IS. CeoU Street. Singapore I'eJeplione*: Ma na err 't OfQce 6444 Asst Manager* 'Mtrre *i44fi Exchange Dept «441 General Office 5188-t Cable Address: < 111 N<iKl.<). Palo Up Capital Ch f IQ.otf.#M.f« Reserve f-tinds tn excess of Ch. i.tfOO.'iju.oi Total Asaet*
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      The Rival Teams
      146 12 Teams for today's game are as follows: THE NORTH D. R. Harper (Sel.) Capt. T. Hatfleld (Sel). A. Close (P.), C. W. Lyle (P.), J. H. Abbott (S2l.>. J. W. Ewart (P.) M. B. Pestana <P.) R. W. McCall (Pk.>, P. W. Bourne (Sel.). O. E. M
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      Concluding Match Of
      624 12 BIG GAME AT ANSON RQad THERE will be few, if any, empty places at Ansoi i> 1 Stadium this afternoon, when the pick of Malaya* p players will meet m the annual North vs. South mat** North-South matches have a history, an attract* most a glamour, all
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    Queen's Star For Big Race At Ipoh
    1457 12 OPENING DA Y'S PROGRAMME (By Our Racing- Reporter) DIG fields will be the order of the day, at today's races at Ipoh the opening day of the Perak Turf Club's January meeting. There bein^ only four overnight scratching? Cash, Flajr and Banner, Rosalie,
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    22 12 The hockey makch between the CSC. and the M.C.U. which was to have been played on the CSC. ground yesterday was cancelled.
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    Turf Club Had Surplus Of $150,758 Last Year
    416 12 AVERAGE STAKE WAS $3,050 THE annual general meeting of ordinary members of 1 the Singapore Turf Club was held m the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, Fullerton Building-, yesterday. Referring to the accounts Mr. Williamson said that after donations amounting to the sum
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    Free Press Selections
    53 12 Free Press Selections Free Press selections for todaj's races are as follows: Race I.— HARFLEUR, Miss Rod. Race 2.— FIGHTING FINIsn. Turnover. Race 3.— GREEN EYES, Rex. Race 4.— PHARIOL, Marnell. R»ce S.— STARLOCK. Work and Play. Race 6.— QUEEN'S STAR, Heroic Star. Race 7.— A.D.C. Constant Light. Race B.—
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    Sappers Outplay S. C. C. Side
    146 12 IJISPIAYING all round superiority the Royal Engineers gained a fournil victory over the S:C.C. m a hockey match played on the padang yesterday. The Sappers played with ten men for the greater part of the game, for Lainton their outside right, had to leave
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    Welsh Rugby XV To Play Scotland
    49 12 s^ !a »d M Cardiff^* 1 Howard Daries (S«iZ Sydney wmiam. Ib^JjTß fred Wooller (Cardiff) M v Its (Oxford). Flvet Jc^' iIIZT 'I) Haydn Tann fr Javies (Swansea* M (Newport,. Ladle Davfc, sea): Wen Davi.s tCartSTt Uatkins (CardifTi |r f B. Lon? (Swansea)
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    Singapore Beat Johore 5-0
    286 12 CIXGAPORE trounced Johcr? i v h v tune of s— nil on t;i. 7 ground In Anscn Road Although the game j enough, the standard oi lai below thaf. erpecl match. Combination amont i •':■> flayers war, conspicuou and Sin^aoore lm many (In? ins ODBOttvnitlss. At
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    Change In Malaya Team
    33 12 Change In Malaya Team J. F. Brown, taf Bcli three-quarter, is nd l«* Malaya Ru?bv XVs Kong. His place hai ben. tilled Fractor. of th? Loyal* whi eel for the Army and ,^\j^}
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    20 12 In a fast and keen bockef Gillman Barracks yesterday tfv Chester Regiment beat the W by two gcals to OQe.
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      198 12 after doy\ After struggling along m agony for years, Mr. W. had the joy of losing all his suffering through his wife reading an advertisement like this. Mrs. W.s letter will interest every stomach sufferer. My husband has tor seven years been a terrible sufferer from stomach trouble and could
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      30 12 SALE Commencing MONDAY JANUARY 30TH NOTE: We are keeping open on the morning of h for the benefit of the business woman ?r:i AUK CHATS NGIRS Proprietress: DOROTHY M. COLE^^^,
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