The Straits Times, 6 January 1931

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    37 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEAB^T A CENTUIT.] THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, TIESDAY, JAXIARY 6. 1931. prt^^i rr^#^y The Straits Times. 20 PAGES SINGAPORE. TUESDAY, JAM'ARY 6, 1931 PRICE It CENT*
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      158 1 SINGAPORE: TB. CECIL ST. ('PHONE 6161). j 5 Ji*" m «.15 TOMC.IT. >.1S 1(1 fl < II ITKHTiIV in "SARAH AND I BON." Thone 5261 -5262. > Ira GUARD f^| < YOUR TEETH MONSOL Dental (ream cleans and brightens the teeth, firms the minis and cools the* mouth by its
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      170 1 r KOAt*J.UMNMJ 27. JAVA ST. ('PHONE 3SB3> jr \ROBINSONS\ l announce a f SPECIAL DISPLAY ii Natural and Cultured I L 1 PEARLS I and Pearl Jewellery 1 |i by LMR. K. KODAKA j at their Premises from JAM. 2nd to 9th. P LIMITED SUPPLIES NOW AVAILABLE FRESH PASTEURISED MILK
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      519 2 F. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES r.irporated in Kngland) MMI. PASSENGER \M> CARGO m:k\ n i>. l.\R ANU ORIENTAL SJt CO. IHI MAJESTY'S I LONIM>N AND KAR tAST MAIL SBB> ICE. kBD FROM LONDON KOR CUINA I D JAPAN. Tunnage due S'pur1931 ,AR 9,000 Jan. 10 KlliVA 9.100 Jan.
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      586 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YUSEN K.MSHA) TO LONDON Naples, M«T«eilles, London. Antwerb, Rotterdam and MiddUsbrough. A* Tonnsge Duo Ssil HARUNA %L*RU 1 i.OOO Jan. 14 15 I KATORI MARI 10,000 Jan. 29 SO KAMiIMA MARU 10.000 Feb. 12 13 YASLKIN'I MAKU 11.H00 Feb. H 20 HAKONE MARU ln.iiuil Mar. 11 12
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      455 2 BURNS imp LINE (Incorporated la Australia) FOR BRISBANE. SYD.N'KY AND MEL. BOURNE, VIA JAVA, DARWIN AafD THURSDAY IdLAND. Regular monthly sailings bt the weil1 known steamer MARELLA '7 865 ton< and j the new motor Tessel, MALABAR 1 4.511 tons). The s.s. MARELLA is one of th* largest aad finest
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      584 2 t&L NORDDEUTSdER f$S3 LLOYD if I#V i*J (Incorporated |a \^^^^^y Germany). The undermentioned are th* Company's intended fixtures. OUTWARDS. tANHAI.T for Ssigon. Yokohama, Kobe. Osaka, Maji aad Vladl- k Jan. HAVKL for Hong Kong, S'gfcal, Kobe, Osaka. Moji, Dalay and TasMJBMi Jan. 19 t DESSAU for Yokohama, Kobe, Osaka and
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      584 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE TBE OCEAN Sir Wl.-llll' CO, LIMITED. TBE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO. LTD. (laeorporated in Englaad) REGULAR SERVICE TO MARSKII.I ES, L> DON. AMSTERDAM, R.>TTV ANTWERP, HALMBI KG ANI> BK£MKN, GENO\. HAYRK. UVERrOOL AND GLASOOW BOSTON. NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE. WEEKLY BBRVICt LONDON AND KOBTB CONTINENT.
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      271 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. (loc. BANGKOK CO.* K ret ay. Tn ngga: T.-Kip-I Bangkok. I ijfl h \dib The stramers err I electric ligh: Nation fur for tl i k k ami Singap I* are at (160. Dai I I. dayv BA( HO C94tTINa BEI man, Krmasek. Kr.
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      374 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO^ SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TACOMA, WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., POKTI AND, ORE. man scHEDrLB MmlbP for United States aai Canada Point* from Hony Kons;. Ma Fnuwiaea .ad \jn* Angelaa STAR aaiU from I»ec 27 NTAIN aailt Jan. 17 from II lilt- and
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      1437 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. DOLLAJI fITEAMSHIF UNI AMERICAS HAIL LIMB ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICE. SINGAPORE. PENANG. COLOMBO, StTEZ. I'ORT BAll>. \l rJX \N'IMI\. NAPI.K.S. (.t.NOA. MABSSILLEM, NKW YORK AND BOSTON Arrira Laava Lnara S'pvra S'por. Pen.ng \I>\MS la p..rt J.m. 8 Jan H r*RBB HARRISON J.n. 19 J.n. 22 J.n U I'HKS. HAYKS Fak
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      344 3 JASPER NATIONAL PARK Canada* Rocky Mountain playground for booklet* and information, trritt, phone or cull. L. 1.. 1 \WIER. General A«enf. Hong Kong laai Chambera, Bing«pore. CANADIAN NATIONAL Tht LmtftU Rail* ,y System in 4«ni* DjOyDOTIBTINO (Incorporata'l tn Italy) FAST !'ASSKN(;KR SKKVICE SINGAPORE to ITALY Calling at Colombo. Bombar. Port
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      356 3 COAL TAR Mll'Llkl) 1> AKIIH S GRADES TO SUIT ALL PURPOSES. LEE KIM SOO 40, HIGH STREET. SINGAPORE. DYEING AND DRY CLEANING PROMPT SKKVK i:. KANZAKI COMPANY SINGAPORE Phone 5516. Na. U. OBCHAKD Mal WING YIK GOLDSMITH "THE CHINA JADE" No. tM, NORTH RKID«;E ROAD Oi m*KIALfIT. l.oosy «r mounted
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      368 4 SMALL ADVERTISEMENT FORM. Straps Time*. Cecil Strrrt. V»' rt the following smal! >«>*lHalsasrt for day*. Tatta *re anproi'itna'.ely seven w r..'s N s lint and ther* is a 'lat rat* charg* ot Zi eenu per l.ne per ir. Crt or. with A n-.in m':m of t-ne dol' ir per insertion.
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      505 4 «IHM»Mtt«im»«»»U»IUM» MISCELLANEOUS \i: i RILL INS! Ml Xllos. ITio.-.e r for i.'.itl in Johore. Vacancy lacing your orders Sew Y.-.r re.iuiremrnti>, write M v rassibulater la •d nlact- of in>pec\lU M itia •■.much v..ur local chemi.-t. ii paplls. H I'ainting. Al--. \'.uti- k ladies TiniK. 1 h.ppv home life to
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      725 4 HOUSES, FLATS. ETC. W *\TED, house. Tsnpl:n district, from March 1. Rent up to "->. Btiaft* Time*. Amber Mansions. Apply nally, Singapore Build-n.-Maikrt Strr.-t TO LET compound house 383, Pasir PanJang, near sta. Bungalows 6, Anguilia Park, I Orchard Road. In I.XT. It, St. Michael's Rd. Feb. 1. bungalow I
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      567 4 NOTICE Parsuant In *)eetinn ZI of the Traders Ordinance IN THE ESTATE OK LOH SIN KIAY. DECEASED. ICE is hereby rivta that all creditorand other ncrsont bavins aov claims or d< mands against the estate of Loh Sin Kuay deceaseu who died in China on Sept. and probate of whose
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      680 4 RENGIT (MALAYA) TIN DREDGING CO., LTD. N I At an Kxtraordinar- General MWtiaf -he M.m» r- af the ahc.ve t'.mnanv. dul> th.. held at the Registered OfT.r. I ula Slt.et. Biagm| ISSO. the folU.Wn- tr**rdl*jarv Beiohrtloßi were awto Hini (al That it has been proved to thr .-i pai run
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      181 4 RENGIT TIN, LTD. (In UsJSjMsjM I KEPAYANG TIN. LTD. lln I tice in u.-h n..t I M NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION IN TIIK RITPREME < <»l RT <M I lIX STKMTS si I I I RMKNTH SI IIIIMIM nl >l M. tPUCI B*jM No I ol I MOM )Mi ll IBM
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      199 5 Prevent Colds and 'Flu I always put a Forinamint tablet in my mouth when fafluenza in about and feel sure that that is why 1 escaped having it for some yettrs." jr*^ B& ruraa Sore Ttiroat. aM^MMIR provtmts Infectr^ M< <iiaa«sa>a auch S™ fORMAMINT O6ia<iM^<« mil Chmmutit. T'i« C-rrti>-k lllma
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      666 5 SOCFIN CO., LTD. \N|i COMPAGNIE DU SELANGOR. t i > I m i ..n»t»anir» I iv S«\aacor j xr*t develop- :o arp-.int an trrf 'or t>)4t pur- 1 iipaf-nir dv i \"t>-.: r\r- in favour of SOI H>. < OMPANY, L!MITKI>. ted ;n thr F M iaa (■•md oiHcc- Hun_->«r
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      220 5 Culieura Propa ration Inllrnra lUa^— §MpaaUaWpa*r, In rli-Mwc imml awriK. mirum Oinln*«'n> uti*<-[>tir tnd ••alum. to nnMir |iici|>lcs raahrt an.) irnljli<4w MDirruatar thr brjulr of thr »k:n. aad fiaalW Cativara Talram m aaafMitb anil |>u*r. t<- minacl a plra-in^ fracrku. r la tjir -kni. M&*m*t. r 0 rill I an
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      313 5 COLLMAN "INSTANT-LITE' IRONS. Thcrr arr rfm di-tiact adtanlafrs with lfc« New o'.raaan Ira*. lit No c'"' r n 2nd —Na ale. h..i i>p«»> iiU— So tor.hr. 41k— N.i t.o. -l in Krnrrann( I Mil Ha >nnl) half-gracratrol Iraaa Uh— N., Inodirn; Mb— Ml rli minr raa-llp 'ih Special h..| (Miial
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      154 5 WET FLOORS Jl ST ONF. 00A1 DARK \l l\! ,.nly costing $1.10 Mill K> ve >our floor a lovely lustrous finish that won't chip, •cratch or Ret »hall>\ DARKALINE I i« greatly superior to I thiiij; yrt used, and nlw«\s looks mre Simply iiriished on dries quid:. only takes a
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    DOCTOR'S DIARY OF DEATH.
    843 6 Poison Drama. "JUST LEAVING FOR LOVELY VOYAGE." Remarkable notes wrr-- moments by Dr. Hack I aged n.'l, a physician an Str»-.-t. Brighton, w. at Brighton. T>.- first was a.< Ml ATI 11 I and chloral I faai g<tt.ng dazed slightly I K>tl cheating BSaWan mutter, this
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    "HAMMER & SICKLE" IN MALAYA.
    646 6 "HAMMER SICKLE" IN MALAYA. Communist Propaganda And Banners. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 3. The discovery in Kuala Lumpur streets of red banners bearing the hammer and sickle symbol of the Soviet Union was ik>c.ribed in the police court here yesterday, when a Hakka Chinese was charged with
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    GIRLS BLACKMAILED.
    283 6 Allegations Against New York Police. Forty-six policemen stood in a double row in a New York magistrates' court recently while Chile Acuna, the "stool pigeon," identified 26, for whom he said he had acted in "frame-ups to extort money from women. As specific cases were mentioned, he was
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    JOKE AS HE DIED.
    51 6 Bert Walker, a former St. Louis gangster, who was put to death in the electric chair at Columbus. Ohb for the murder of a policeman, died making a joke. "Looks like I'm in for a shocking evening." he said, as he seated himself in the death
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    CEYLON LETTER. INCOME-TAX BILL DEFEAT.
    998 6 CEYLON LETTER. INCOME-TAX BILL DEFEAT. Releases More Funds For Christinas Shopping. I (From Our Own Correspondent.) Colombo, Dec. 27. With the defeat of the Income-Tax Bill i and the adjournment sine die of the j Legislative Council, things in Colombo are exceedingly qu.i-t. Naturally there is 1 much jubilation over
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      177 6 Never ask your dealer for a 'film 9 ASK FOR AN if If FILM H||^S— jv^l —and be sure of perfect results. Travel and Play at 50 MAKE few ilnarr.s of nUtmbml come true. Menufactui> akc it possible for you to enj an summer. It will prwrUa the sure income
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      193 6 troubled with Lj^ I J /NERVES i Ifm ANEMIA- \^Jm I took Dr.CASSELL'S J^mtt^ TABLETS, and am v I now a different Jm When you're feeling run-down feel you need a tonic try a course of Dr. Ls^aaaß^BvaiaßVa^BMuaia^M CMKll'a Tablets. They act gradually Th# Hor n. lof and thoroughly, build
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      184 7 p If Tn H I I^huh 6.15 TONIGHT 9.15 Smart, Sophisticated, Swift-Stepping, Comedy Drama here it is! LOIS MORAN PHILLIPS HOLMES MRS. PATRICK CAMPBELL IIN lUX 1tK11.1.1 \N I S( KKKN II \|)\l*l \TI(»N OF SIX J.KK.M A> 1)1 M\l KIKKS ST\(.K PLAY, ll THE DANGERS MODBKN MORALS AND MODUN
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      206 7 IgftC^ 'Of b*jr>'r r f)') O Qr3 OO OO OOOC ®I I t^m ill J I B° 6.15 TONIGHT 9.15 POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT PARAMOUNTS BEAUTIFUL STAR Recently voted The World's most popular Talkie Star, RUTH CHATTERTON SARAH SON From the MM* Novel by TIMOTHY SHEA "MADAM X and 'LAUGHING LADY
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      183 7 jf^TOifirLJM^rrniD m Our Resolutions n PRICES REDUCED OWING TO THE SLUMP AND I] RE SCREENING OF TALKIE m SUCCESSES Tues., Jan. 6. GEORGE O'BRIEN HELEN CHANDLER I fiifa in M Thrilling Football Classic of Talkie Screen. L^ Hi Wed., Jan. 7 and Thurs., Jan. 8. MAURICE CHEVALIER Sbjt in m
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    CUNARD COMMODORE RETIRES.
    181 8 SHIPPING NOTES. >ir \rlhur Kostron's Career. or f m,. < amt.ri flaet, ha; •I whi-n lh»" ll !un>r i. r ani>ui<-i nt of and foreign v ill|f of ri ihi- Cutty i he ship. Hi11 i. the Sen ia, < herpa Meditci rmn«mn Maaj IwMn I i
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      ROYAL DUTCH.
      145 8 Statement by Sir Henry Deterding. At a nitM-tinif .if the Royal Dut.h IVtroI «-t m 111ft S ir D ii of th«- R. it* future, He !.jid :ha! ili. hi I.. tht- a»4 that Mmm .1 l>ut'-i tt tht-ir i -tit. luan t«» i v Wr I lint
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      262 8 EXCHANGE. Str,fapor«, Jin 6. On [yc.n.lon, Bank 4 m 2 V, 2 i 2i Jte 3 m. credit 2 I 3 32 ••w York, demand 16 l i« PrivaU M da t7^ I ranee. Hank T.T. 1427 1.1.a. Bank T.T. M% Oa Hunif Kunir. Bank T.T. f.4' 2 p.r. di»
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      SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
      111 8 If Shlpa >lo»c«i4c Ik* Wbirui or riprcted to arrive. Entrant* ■t IL.hna 2J 1 Anton.- M 1 I Wharf Mm II 3 Dalajr II Adams 1 1 CbaaUIly 3 Dock :i Hague Ma.u I Tii ut-a I Namianic ti I 1-irut 4 R karf Tk*a 4 4
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        GENERAL.
        251 8 MM Va.. Pd. Bayers Sellers 2 2 Alex. Brick Ordi. 2.30 2 50 2 2 Alu. Brick Pr«iB. 2.10 2.20 fl 11 Brit. Am. Tobacco 6.0.0 6.5.0 1 1 Central Engine 0.35 0.40 nom. 100 50 Chinese Com. Bcnk «&.00 T6.M (1 £1 Con. T. S. Vir Pr«f. 16
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        MINING.
        443 8 v «>- M Bljrera Selltra fl £1 Asam Kuml.ang 21 I I Ayer Mituni Tin IS 3 U i II fl Bangrin Tin l:i 14 1 1 Batang Padang 0.10 0.16 1 liatu (avfi o.f.o o.OO 1 1 Bukit Arang Oil 0 40 11 fl liurmah Malay in 0
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        113 8 Sinraport Cold Storar* 1 P-t. deb. of 1926 r«d. 1931-36 1M 10* ci. Sirrapor* Municipal I p.e. of l»01 red. l»30 (1378.000 par. pram. Singapore Municipal 4H p.e. of 1907 r«d. 1947 $1,600,000 N Mr Singapore Municipal i% p.e. of 1909 r«d. 19U $1,000,000 96 par Singapore
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        382 8 Fraser and Co. and Lyali and Evatt's quotations Fra».r Lyall Co. Evitt Allenby (|1) 106 1.16 1.00 1.10 Alur <;«jah (fl) O.W) 1.10 0.85 0 Si A. Ui'.am ($1) 1.16 1.25 110 1 2i A. kumng (fl) OM 0 SO OiO 0J0 A. Malay i$2) 1.20 1.40 1.20
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      RESCUED IN ARCTIC.
      237 8 Missing Flyers Saved After Two Months. White Horse, Alaska. Dec. 10. An epic of bravery in the new era of aeronautics in the far northland was told today when Pilot Everett Wasaoon returned to White Horse with Emit Kading and Bob Martin, aviators who have been lost
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      EXCHANGES.
      74 8 Rugby. Jan. V Foreign exchanges arc Amsterdam UOS'i. Athens 3TS. Bombay la. 5\d.. Berlin 20.40';. Brussels 34.79V*. Buchan 4\, Buenos Air» 35, Copenhagen If Genera "!5.05 Heliing-fors l»:t. H K Is. 0 91Cd.. Li.bon IO*i>:,. Madrid Milan 02.754. Monte Video 35. New York 4.85 19-32. Oslo 18. 1<S. Pan
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    MALAYA GENERAL CO.
    332 8 Five Per Cent Dividend In Spite of Bad Times. The t». >it\ v. ,,,nd i.riim«ry ireneral meet\l I' n ml 1 J Ka hi I 3 at Winchester Old Broad I, I...ntlun. Mr We.-kl.-y. «h,, presided. .hut rubber at the piimat MMM »uii..r.- than half the pr.ee
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    35 8 B» fl'aort LobWob Laft Art*. Karmala Not. 28 D*c. 20 Takliwa I>»c. 4 Drc. 27 |if,-. 4 I>rc. 29 Insulind* Dm. I>rc. M Rawall Dm. 12 J»n.. I Dec. 12 Jan. 6
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    165 8 Mir. IVnrk»li«. Lafcaaaa Jt.i.k nn<i TamlJOIIIC Hal-: s.i.t Paa^jmnc. Biak. l and Pa4)afcoi bagan Si-Api-Api (Eaawralaaj p.ai Oylon. Soulhrrn «r..i Wi-siern India IW-u. M North List Mkrnrt I 4 p m lnd(.('hin» ur H Jiv.1, Scuth W i Sumal nd Timor Hill> Sarawak i Auby I Java,
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    Vessels Arrived.
    55 8 lHANTIII.V tor Penan* 7-1 V KKSPY< K N»tuna Isll HVA TONU, I M I'apan I KHiiKN HOI liana- LAKIT. llr' f»r Malacca 7 I MIN', Krrnr': for laini NAM 'i r,-i, for Batai OL'DERKERK. I'.i I HESI I'S r I TALMA. Br.t (.11 1 for M I TOKAl'JA.
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      25 8 Z •^r> v.- i A AUBTIM Utrtnllt. Wall Chut CASTROL XL to GeTlwrildEilgiori C C. WAKEFIELD CO., LTD. ALI.-RKITISII HUM. in England) INGAPOM PENANG. iiiittmmoiiHutiinxnttttmiutiiitttiniitimt
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      333 8 GOVERNMENT NOTICE TEHOni «OI be received at the Colonial "Iticr. up to noon of 'in. 22. IHI, I. r Ifca Mtovtaf work- I. Kr wtiaa of a block of Quarter* for 10<i id Attendant! at the (irneral .ul. I Quarter? at PtMMMt. 3. Erection "1 Quarters for a Charreman at
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      138 8 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Turvdav. Jaaaary <■ H. W i am.. in (i I la. .r:h, ftrdnr«dii. Januar* 7. H W. l^.iK m.. a ft. 11.37 am.. l< ft. 4 in. Nativity Tableau, St. Ai Irml, f> p.m. Iniver.al w»<k uf pf|| p.m. Tkurxtat January N. II W I II
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      SINGAPORE MARKETS.
      333 9 Official List of Approximate Priam ..nls |K-r ratt| where not ..theruise stated, prerailn.r at T market on Jan. 2, M furnished I.) t' i Market I pertor •vii.li SO per catty. beef -tev> ..r ,vii la. pat*, lean :.K. |>..rk. I. vi an.i fat list quihty Ml. mutton
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      AROUND THE MARKETS.
      144 9 Tin Still Shows I pward Trend. LONDON (SPOT) PRICE JUMPS Ml (l'\ Our Kinanrial I respondent.) u.ti.. Taslay'* h k M 1,. i.nt- per Ih. lin Mt laaM at S..P- act picul. > i t.rr!:i\ I'm Ii I „.irl..n. I (•IM. up >,d. N.w >urk. H rta
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      KAMPAR MALAYA TIN.
      32 9 SluirehcMen to Gd Ten Per Cent. Dividend. that the I ipital. An -.er cent. i off I i art. an.l -mellinE i Id. aar t< .1 curtail- ..hie the
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      JAVA RUBBER REPORT.
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      COPRA MARKET.
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      RUBBER STOCKS.
      24 9 I a* Lewis an.i Ptat. Ltd.. datei V..- Urn ■k. rajahar v 1 -I :n. I Ui.'.Tci ton... ai tha vaak •>/ IMb.
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      LONDON METAL MARKET.
      264 9 William Jacks an.l < .>'» report, <lateu. Th.- onl> pessimistic feature in the out- ..k i- th.- rencral Bnsvc ..f |>ei"imism thst n postfiaaaa ai.y ini|>r.ivement in trad* until the ant uniTi af next year. The boon 1 1 ii I aacaajaa the »h..IH «..ii.| 1...t. lie
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      57 9 II u'rWk noon. Singapore. Jan. Tcnc uf Market I— Ml Latett Cable:- Lornl. n Sp.,- >h.-.-t 4.d. per Ib New York I Spot Sheet cml- S\ per Ib. R.3.S. equal t<> London Standard Standard K.S.S. un Tender Jan i. Kvbruary Mar.h Apnl-Junr Buytri H 1
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      A DIFFICULT YEAR FOR THE P. AND O.
      2710 9 Lord Inchcape s Address to the Shareholders. HOW PASSENGERS WERE FED IN 1862. The ninetieth ordinary genrral Hireling of the Penin-ul:ir anil Oriental Rttaas Na\igation Co. was hrld on He,-. 11. at the offices. I^-.'. Uad. nhall I London. K.C. The R:
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    LONDON RUBBER MARKET.
    630 9  -  A.W. Still. (B, The (o-operati\e RaMbcr Corporation, Ltd. INDUSTRY WANTING IN LEADERSHIP. Lotkdoa. Dc Th»- Kit. an. ial .irii a loliinin k Ing ,a '..r N .veinlit-r. |M oa. .ti IC«rM for Ni.vrnib. r. I". I.'1 l«.. Ireil and fmir coma 1.-Mitnif a t. tHM of UH
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1931. ALL EVES ON CHINA.
    1153 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1931. ALL EVES ON CHINA. 1 -i .v.ile an attempt was ■vml" to ana!;-, c ffrio ct the steps which Icin? tskeri in China lit present to me Mattel and break the •M.v.rr nf the provincial wr.r-lords. with a ■•i' w to th-
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    A NOTEBOOK ON LEAVE IN AMERICA.
    1944 10 ll.— Washingrton, Chicago And Small Town Life. (From a Correspondent) We move.! on to Warhington. where hospitable friends succeeded in fillin* us vith n<:mir«lu>n f< r to beautiful ai .1 u:i poilt a national capital, ami wit :heir own go->d hftMM in liv^ng n
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    12 10 Lieut. James PIMm has resigned his ■<<mmis:i:>n in the Malayan Volunteer Infantry.
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    16 10 Mr. and Mr?. E. I>. Butler, of Lumpur, have left for lloni* K I 'hurt holiday.
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    19 10 Mr. E. P. fir Beauohrrnr. f lant. r of Saigon, arrived at the F.M.S.R. Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, on Sunday
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    20 10 Second Lieut. V. A. Currir. MY I. hn < been appointed Acting Captain while Second-in-('omman<l of the Pahang M V I
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    24 10 H. K. Mr. A. F. Richards. GwWMf aj British North BorMa, is in Singapore for few days. His address is Mallaie." 16 Gallop Koad.
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    35 10 I-eavo ha.i been granted to the follnwinsr F.MS. (.<>w rnmrnt officers I'r (Ml*.) I M. Dunlop, r>r. B. P. Kit. hi<Dr. V. I». Wyborn. Mr. K. K. B. Murphy and the Hon. Mr. J. Strachan.
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    41 10 The following F.M.S. Government officerhave returned from leave: Mr. F S Ward. Dr. W. Pou. Mr. S. C. Kellihi-r Mr. J. A. Black. Mr. A. W. S. Graeme. Mr. W. H. Halley, Capt. H. M. Pendlebury and Mr. W. H. Wood.
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    39 10 Mr. L. A. Williams, formerly of the Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co.. Ltd., and now branch manager for Malaya for the Prudential Assurance Co.. Ltd.. leave* for India tomorrow on business. He will return to Singapore in February.
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    56 10 Mr. B. P. Lewis, the London ffenert>l rmnairer, and Sir Adam Ritchie, a director of the Borneo Company, and of the Burma Oil Co., Ltd., and formerly chairman of the Burma Chamber of Commerce, who re male ins tour of the Eastern branches of Borneo Motors and of the Borneo
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    564 10 THE TIN MYSTERY. The Selangor Minor- Association meeting held on Saturday M one of tho first »t which thf tin i publicly di*ou- .jntrj »nd »ii in i The fait that tho CUmm m live ti> Urn importa- :Tcr that ha* been made «i< pn>\.-.l t>y
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    LORD READING'S PLEA FOR MUTUAL TRUST IN INDIA. RESPONSIBILITY IN INDIA.
    968 11 LORD READING'S PLEA FOR MUTUAL TRUST IN INDIA. RESPONSIBILITY IN INDIA. Lord Reading's Support Of New Suggestion. IMPORTANT SPEECH. Too Apt to Think of The Past." r.ujrby. Jan. 5. I.ord Reading delivered an important h this afternoon at the federal strucPIm speech amounts f the attitude of the I,il»ial Ntl
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    EUROPE READY FOR A SECOND WAR.
    99 11 President Chiang's Bold Assertion. Shanghai, Jan. 5. That Europe is fully prepared for -ccond great war, which may occur at any momert, was the sensational statement made by President Chiang Kai-shek on the occasion of a Government memorial service held at the mausoleum of
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    "LAND GRABBING."
    105 11 British Rubber Interests In Panama. New York, Jan. 5. I.vi<l-jrrabbinjr tactics by powerful HritiaV rublxr in'orosts have been partly blame 1 for last week's revolution in Panama. Th-j anti-British Hearst newspaper, the New York American, publishes an inter view with Mr. Kiehanl Marsh, .1 former JiploaMtk official, who
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    MARSHAL JOFFRE.
    268 11 Moving Scenes at Lying In State. Paris, Jan. 5. Moving scenes were witnessed in the chapel of the Ecole de Guerre, where Marshal Joffre has been lying in state. The chapel was decked with black and silver hangings, regimental flags and a huge silver cross. Marshal Joffre lay
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    "AN INFRACTION OF DISCIPLINE."
    405 11 Admiralty Statement MEN WHO REFUSED DUTY. London, Jan. 5. It is reported that 40 ratings from the submarine depot ship Lucia have been transferred to the naval barracks at Devonport and replaced by others pre- paratory to the Lucia participating in exercises. The Admiralty states that
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    RANGOON RIOT.
    123 11 Fierce Fighting Follows Trivial Dispute. Rangoon, Jan. 6. The rioting in Rangoon between Chinese and Burmese arose out of a trivial dispute. The rioters savagely attacked each i;ther with knives, choppers and strnes, and the police had to open fire to clear the streets. In spite of the
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    EARTHQUAKE.
    74 11 Three Hundred Houses Collapse In Greece. Athens, Jan. "i. Three hundred houses collapsed, in various villages in the Corinth region, in yesterday's earthquake. One- person was killed and four were .njured. Slight shocks continue. Three were experienced at Corfu.— Reuter. Corfu is a Greek town on the island of
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    COTTON STRIKE.
    58 11 British Weavers Carry Out Threat. Burnley, Jan. 5. Th- weavers carried out their threat this morning. At nine mills 3,500 operatives are idle. —Reuter. A previous message (dated Jan. 3) stated A cotton stoppage on Jan. 5 seems inevitable. Representatives of the; employers and operatives met at Manchester
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    MISS AMY JOHNSON.
    51 11 Resumption of Flight Not Possible at Present. Warvaw, Jan. 5. Miss Amy Johnson is going to Warsaw,, to which city her plane is being brought for repair The engine and the wing have been damaged, so a resumption of the flight to Peking at present is impossible.
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    NEW YORK BANK FAILURE.
    144 11 Inquiry Opened. FAR-REACHING SCANDALS SUGGESTED. New York, Jan. 5. Th» Grand Jury inquiry into the failure the Bank of the United States has been opened. The affair is fraught with possibilities of far-reaching scandals. The liabilities are estimated at £40.000,000 and the depositors included many of
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    "THEIR FUNERAL."
    129 11 Mr. A. J. Cook and The Mines Dispute. London, Jan. 5. "We are looking to the Government to take action. If they do not it is their funeral," declared Mr. A. J. Cook, prior to a conference between officials of the South Wales Miners' Federation and Mr. W.
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    PRINCESS ROYAL.
    138 11 Many Messages Of Condolence Received. London, Jan. Flags were lowered to half-mast in London today out of respect for the Princess Royal who will be probably buried at Frogmore this week-end. Their Majesties will shortly travel to Frojrmore from Sandringham, where they are now in residence. Their Majesties
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    PROHIBITION.
    93 11 Little Concession to Wet Sentiment. Washington, Jan. 5. The iong-awaited report of the Wickersham Law Knforci ment Commission on Prohibition is described in high official quarters as predominantly "dry," with the majority of members conceding little to anti-Prohibition views. A tentative report, which agrees with the views of the
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    AUSTRALIAN BANKS.
    73 11 (.real Surprise at Action In New South Wales. Melbourne, Jan. S. The trading hanks and the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, which have been greatly surprised by the independent action taken by the Bank of New 1 South Wales in increasing the exchange rate on Lon-ion to l.*> per
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    CHINA'S REGENERATION.
    68 11 New Minister of Interior Assumes Office. Nanking. Jan. 5. General Liv Shang-tsing (Liv Shan- chin?> assumed office today as Minister of the Interior. i Mr. Hu Han-min, the chairman of the t Legi lative Yuan, administered the oath, c tollnwing the memorial service held at the i mausoleum
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    SIR L. H. ELPHINSTONE AND THE BAR.
    337 11 Congratulations on 1 1 is Knighthood. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. I A large number if nu-mln X.M.S. Bar assembled in the Supr< m< C.iuit. Kuala Lumpur, this ny rnl.fr l< congratulate the Chief Ju-t:ce. Si i L. H Elphinstone, <.n the
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    A THANKLESS TASK.
    72 11 Fukien's New Chairman Is Indisposed. Shin^hai, Jan. .1. Admiral Y.-inir llMi-chuang. the h..irman of the Kukn-n Provincial Count il, is indifpo.cd and has indefinitely p his dep.nture for Fukien to t.. control of the province It i> nn apaa secret that the I the province b.ive baeotßC
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    IRAK CONCESSION.
    66 11 Alleged Protest Against Monopoly. I.ond-n. i A( conling to the Daily Herald, '•remarkahle rcferenc-s to the Irak oil -itua tion an- lortameil in tl.. MBtori of th' Man liit- anoa which 1 to th<- Leacvc of Nation* Council this month. 1 The paper as rt that jK-titi-ms have
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    OIL CONTRACTS.
    106 11 New I^aw in Dutch Kasl Indies. The Hague. Jan. 5. In a statement with regard to trr jeeted law for the leave of new ail tracts in the Dut. h Baal ladii Urn crnrmnt d< lares that, in the next few years, no n-cd will arise f<>r any
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    "SANK IN A FEW MINUTES."
    184 11 I a plosion on Ship Off Coast of Ceylon. ARMS FOR CHINA Five Lives Reported Lost. egian Teasel, the Trie-.; ■nh»i HarlHiiir thi morning for the Far Ea<!, has i^nk. owinj; plosion. Four sf the crew, including th. are believed to have lievn drow of
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    KWANGSI REVOLT.
    223 11 Progress of the Peace Negotiations. H r.tr Kor.jr, Jm The rebel Kwangsi generals. Wane Shao-hung, Leung Chui I Tang-fai. remain at lilingrhna on the Tso Kiver r west (Mm of Kwsng(ieneral Wang Shao-hui of the f I —as well as his mo.«t trusted friend Wu Ting-yang decided, as
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    MARSHAL YEN SHI-SHAN.
    53 11 K\prck'd to 1/cavc for .lapin In Ke.»ruar>. Shanghai. Jan. 1 Yin Shi -shan. the farmer "Model Governor" of Shansi and aw ef the chief I. a-ler- of the recentl) ■sd Northern DairM poit N the Kwiinlui. -iila. which i Japan early in February. lapan for the fmaui
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    JUNGLE BATTLES IN BURMA.
    1467 12 Rebellion Details. EUBOPBAMfI HEAD AS A TROPHY. .Hi .n in theTharraif Burma arc contained in •pen. i boiag displayed in thr attack, while early .i turn. shed them ii n and lir. arms. The .is apparently been well planned of the reb< anil knowledge. feature, of
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    RADIO NEWS.
    62 12 The following nrogmnsme will lie hroadt- ihi Snigon Radio station tonik'ht l.etween 8.41 and l.'i (weal tin;e»:Mnrche greenuc (L. Ganne), Sous la Regence i Brusselman-). i;i i Berceuse illm >ki>. iii» Daaas hongroiae violin. Robert Barma, (Rod \'i matin H'hi Minatdo), I -i|iM ~-i..n< d"ltalie (G. Charpcaticr), Chanson
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    21 12 A Illietitljr of the roMionltee of thr Straits Settlement^ (Singapore.) lion will Ih- held nt I p.m. on Tuexlay. Jan. 1::.
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    33 12 S Hand A. M. Al agafl -h M thank all who M-nt httotl of c ..niloN-nce on the deaths of their htotant A. Z. Alsa^'off and their eoanm S. M. Alsagoff in London.
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    54 12 Professor Kutincheff Ilieff, of Sofia, and his daughter are at present in Sinifa|x.re in the course of Ifavela in Africa and Asia They have viiiUd many places oif thi luatcu track. and in North China, thr proffer statcit, his daiiL-htei was captured by bandits and saqp relen»«<<l after he had
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    MANKIND'S FUTURE.
    275 12 l T ntrue Dogmas Must Pass Away. The Bishop of Birmingham. Ii Barms, sneaking at the annual dinner ol the Royal Society of Medu;i,i Fair Hotel. London. of mankind in the 500.000,000 c-ome in which humani'\ on this earth. He NoTOt since the foUo> I has mental enerjry
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    FATAL QUARREL.
    132 12 Sequel to Stabbinjf Affray In Albert Street. The Second Police Magistrate, Mr. C, K. Ciayti.n. yeiterday Ix-Kan tin- preliminory inquiry into a eanrfj* of murder against a Chinese nanu-*! l.im Bong .Si.ih. who was allegt-d to have itabbi I i com patriot. Ang Bak Qwak. M Nov. 14.
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    THE YOUNG MARSHAL.
    36 12 Shanghai. Jan. 5. Marshal Chanjr Msueh-liatiir. churian luler, has wired t linvi inment of China at Nanking exprei tine thanks for the honour inferred upoi him in the New Year Ho; Kirn Mm.
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    DAMAGE IN PASIR PANJANG FIRE.
    249 12 DAMAGE IN PASIR PANJANG FIRE. Injured Workman Dies In Hospital. he extent ii. about nod in ;he :ir< hich bun t t.. the fiwnfl th ruSK-r !..r\ nl I'a ir I'anjanu .n\v lornkMT, The factory ia» .>v»ne.l l.y In* i l':n. urn' Robber fronting < n »nd in-uraiice. 1 was
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    PROLONGED LITIGATION
    168 12 Aiuthucumaru-AlkafT Case Again in Court. Mr. (piekiden Ml I home anil Mr. Justice V". hit ley > "ii-titulc (I si.ecial eonrt of appeui i terday foi .lv hearing of '.I. Miithucuniaru j-nil Alkat^' nection with a <i tin- Supreme Court Mpjotrniaf certain building iontra<t». In the ti>- >i
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    43 12 From China and Japan, by Ram hi. due ;it nintß.no r> 7 a.m. tomorrow. r nun Holland, by I'alria, due at ShMBM on Thursday morninif. Kro'ii KuroM (London mails dispaU-he<' oa Dec. i">. Knshgsr, due a; nanag 1 p.m. on Thui
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    CHINESE WORKLESS.
    138 12 Penang Relief Committee s Changed Policy. (From Our Own Correspondent i'K. -lan. ..ed li> thi- honorai;. secretary of the Penan* Chinese I'neni MM Kund says that the $.:.Jimi IV the MOJMnHI -i- I .-ilmost e\h.ius!«d l>\ the repatriation of 'XX' coolie-. On Kriday alwiut ■"•<'<• Chineoe i ll—
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    BRITISH AIRCRAFT.
    88 12 Bijf Contracts for Fairey Company. Rukl.v. Jan. .">. The tjtal value of Kairey-Kirt-fly single seater w ami roi two sc.iii- mnrhinoi which the haire-. Aviation Co. ha- received from th.Belgian Government is underst.....! t i 00,000. Competitor* it the contract included many famous BnronoM constructiirs. The all-metal typ<-
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    MR. MUHAMMAD ALI.
    72 12 Il<Kly to Ik- Taken To India. Rusroy. Jan. '<. Mr, Muhammad Ali. one of th. MogntOS to the KoiindTal>le Conference. Mordny, was in ill-hvalth when he arrived, and in his speech :-.t the plenary sessmr he told the Hrii.ish delegates thut they might have to (»ive him
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    BREAD QUEUES GROWING
    43 12 Acute Unemployment Problem In I.S.A. Nnn York. Jan. 5. The (>read queues in American citieare Krowir>|F lonr/H every iluy. Hundreds of thousand- and hungrily nwm the >ti Communists are active, organising .!< monstratioi of unemployed to demand In ;tei condition Keutrr.
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    STRIKK IN CANTON.
    36 12 Tea Merchants' Employees Come Out. Canton, Jan. *>. A strike has oam <let lared here by the employees of the Canton tea merchants. The employees strongly recent redmtion in their ojojgw. Hi Kna Mm
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    CANTON UNIVERSITY
    76 12 Kxamination Yuan Chairman To Pay Visit. Canton, Jan. The siucli nts of the Sun Vat Sen University, who recently (lecide.l t. rpHumo their studies following a pr innire't strike in protest attains! th. appoit.'inent of a new university nrnsj dent, have sent representatives t > H«ny Ki.nir to
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    INDIAN HONOURS.
    89 12 Titles Conferred on Local Police Officers. The dovi inment of ln.iia has lOOjfanwl the title of Sanlar Bahadur on Chief Ins. ■attar Bulwant Singh, of the Singapore iininal InUlHgenee Itcpaitment. and that of Rai Bahadur on Chief Inspecto: F'rithvi (hand, of the ami- department. iti iecojrniti'>n of distinguished
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    JAPAN'S TENNIS TEAM.
    108 12 Tokio. Dec. 26. Take ie hi Hara'ia, Hyotam Sato and .liro Sato were (elected by the executive committee of the Japanese Uttn TenniAssociation as Japan's IMJ !>«■. team. They will challenge in the Kurop. an zone, as they did last year, because il furnishes a more varied
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    PROPOSED TIN QUOTA SCHEME.
    308 12 Support from I'erak Chinese Miners. At i of I him* mmiii nuota srh. Toe. nuetirn Wa th« i ireular l< lt> ihe U I international tin ootaat r:nl been main ii to a-.iii.LH ark international Tin at th' |nu<- of tt. imiusti y rum Thi- output
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    BRITISH FILMS.
    26 12 BRITISH FI LMS. With r< f i umk-r the i .i two film... Yellow Ma~. coming and th.- BIT* Thcv an- I'dUpr .a error Bfl r
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    50 12 On April 14, 191 I at Lower Stoke, near Ro. "Mrs. Newton. 17. EBei herds Bu-h. London. It I.'. re a jx-nny utanip. I mowi from that «ter th;- letter wa^ ib-liveni! th«-rf. an': then returned to th«- maaor. writer 3d. loi her own h
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      ENGLAND FORCE A DRAW.
      850 13 Hat All Day for 252. VHEAKNESSBS IN BATTING AND BOWLING. 'Mir a Krnn 'I'm 1 against time i"l aUUMgad lo lor. e a draw in .11.] I. -i mulch auain-l s<>t,lh \lri-a whirh finished at tape IHon «<'«lt-rda>. I tm.urhout the Knicland mninc- ii Mil CMM
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      SINGAPORE YACHT RACES.
      633 13 Mishap to Tromp. WINS FOR JUNE AM) MOWGLI. In »;<leniii.! a, ling v.iath.T ttn- i Singapore Yacht CMb A »<i. i-ngageil in r the Milner Challenge Cup. on Sun iay m.'iaint.. The OOOjrH was that set In the prevailing munsoon. and the same as has Ik en
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    140 13 Taesday. Jaauart fi. Rugby:* KaAlri ln>t. I'ast and Present «j. 18.11 8.1 C "A." Raffl««. ».dr. .div Jinuin 7. Ruitby: "C" <o. Welch vt. S.C.C. -A." Taniclm. Hockiy Trial* for Colony team. Thur»4a>. Januart l> RuKby: H.S.R >'.'". v«. ft. Johorp R.A.K. '.<■ (MX > Co. Welch R-irt..
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    INTER-PORT SOCCER COMPETITION.
    963 13 S.A.F.A.'s Suggestion. DECISION TO APPOINT NEW SECRETARY. An inter-port footliall competition bet■M Sinjrapore ami Java wax one of the M accepted by the Singapore Amateur Football Association at their annual meeting yesterday at the An son Rca;l Stadium. The President (Mr. R. L. Hastie) was in the
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    LOCAL RUGBY.
    241 13 S.C.C. Team to Meet R.A.F. On Saturday. The following have been selected to repr. m| an B.C.C. XV against the R.A.F. at Seletar on Saturday A. I. Horsley K. C. Bryant. C. H. Ku K ,ts. W. R. King. H. F. A. Jackson J. H. J. Dredge, G.
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    LOCAL GOLF.
    242 13 Singapore G.C. Ladies' Spoon Competition. The Singapore Golf Club ladies' spoon competition for January was played yesterday, and resulted in a win for Mrs. L I). Hardie in A Division, and for Miss Salmond in B Division. Altogether 45 cards were taken out, and the following were returned
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    S.C.C. SPORT.
    72 13 Annual Meeting of Football Cricket Sections. The annual meeting of the Association Football section the S.C'.C, to make arrangements for the coming season, will be held at the Club on Monday next at 5.15 p.m. All members who are desirous of playing football next season are requested to
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    PENANG POLICE SPORTS.
    67 13 Annual Events Marred By Rain. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Jan. 5. Heavy rain marred the annual police sports held here on Saturday. The events were keenly contested, but there were no records owing to the heavy going. One of the best performances was that of Ghumanda
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    RAINBOW FOOTBALLERS.
    91 13 Lawrence, Kas. The colours of autumn leaves will have i nothing on the University of Kansas eleven this wintecr. Bright red pants of airplane cloth. < with r atrip of blue webbing on the bark of each Itg; cream coloured jersey with red numerals in front and back,
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      35 13 G* C» CEILING FANS YOU can HIRE G.E.C. Fans from the Singapore Municipality for $1.50 PER MONTH or purchase them direct FROM THE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. LTD. OF ENGLAND. SINGAPORE KUALA LI Ml'l R r*
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    THE LIGHTER SIDE OF LIFE IN LONDON.
    1574 14 (lljr Our Io»<J<m Critic. J. Jrtfer.cn fill— 1 Edgar Wallavv Ihtes \ot Do It Again— His Thriller Thrills tor Only Tkrm M eeks .rudt> And If vll- M orn Material— 25-1 ear-Old Actm*i Success— His Play doing Well— Drama Of Early Western India.
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    SIR A. WEIGALL
    216 14 (losing Country Bcafl Owing to Taxation. 1 W.igall. »h.. was (Jov- Australia from l'.ejn ti> (General Ciuni.il of 1 (Lincolnshire I Ihvi-ional 1 which he is 1 liairman. aiip.unce«l that, i.wing to the ..nil -Ji'er-tax, he k' hit coantry residence, Pat* Spa. I mhald stated to a
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    FIGHT TO DEATH.
    286 14 Detective Killed By Bandit. ._'<■ n :h' l«-twe«'ii (wilier nrtirer? tnd Sn:inih Hrlef vhnu th« w<-re Iryine to arr st ;n; n a I'ans ho'' l hai ultcil in thn-c ilralhs. while one police nu lies in hospital with a bullet \v<iur.H ir t">o i» not yet
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    MISS D. DICKENS DEAD.
    57 14 Ha Dorothy Dirkrns. a sranddauuhtir of Charles Dirkcns, died recently at a house near the Kent Arms, Paddock Wood. Kent, which is mentioned in one of Charles Dickens' novels. Misi Dickens, who had not been in g<»»'. health for some time, went to Pa<tdo<'l. I Wuod
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      278 14 Happy Babies are Breast-fed ~~l 7 i. V»' ilqKCMli vttj largely uin>n tlwt Knrioe oi Cv^ love ;■■>•:, morr impoftam than the tiny uar- /w/i menu so carefully chosen. Dming the u^iJjcAj fcf/bwt Üby trrit i :her u-ill nuikc quite sure that 'he wi c y S»- r.-.t-.'i dcpendi we
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      125 14 Today's Crossword Puzzle. (CLUES.) ACROSS. «»-e Um 1 SappliMtM -ri..l forth i v --.-I 7. SrnilH ,tn < >ri«-nt I .tm| II Cup— lU <-f "iuiic v. lam-.tion »f >urpri»« ■*•">'•> II flurno-J I.- fmr I :<0. K 17. UM who wrl.N Hull" BM I iMi'a »;ird»n mimd Jl S-rur.ty
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    TRAFFIC CONTROL IN SINGAPORE.
    1396 15 Stamford Road Crossing. HOW SPEEDING IP COULD BE ACHIEVED. Ttii- ..ntn.l <.f traffic still remains one of Singapore's big problems, and, while notable improvement* have taVen place within the past few years, particularly the Installation of automatic signals, >ti!l room for improvement. The junrii'.n cf .'"tamford
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    CONSTABLE FINED.
    95 15 Illegal Possession of A Rifle. A fine of $10 was imposed on Yusof bin Kusah, a Malay police constable attached to the Kandang Kerbau Division, by Mr. G. C. Dodd, the Singapore Criminal District Judge, yesterday on a charge of being in illegal possession of a rifle. It
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    PRICES REDUCED.
    163 15 New Year Innovation at The Pavilion. Two New Year innovations have been introduced at the Pavilion Theatre. The prices uf all seats have been reduced and are now $1.25 for all seats upstairs and $1. 75 cents, 40 cents and 20 cents for stats downstairs. The other decision
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    "THE DANCERS."
    207 15 Film Adaptation of Gerald dv Maurier's Play. (By Our Film Correspondent.) A romantic theme with plenty of changing scenery between Canada and London are the attractive features of The Dancers which opened at the Alhambra last night. The film was adapted from the play by Sir Gerald dv
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    CIGARETTE COUPONS.
    58 15 Chinese Accused of Passing Forgeries. (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Jan. 5. The alleged counterfeiting of cigarette coupons formed the basis of a charge against a Chinese who was accused in the police court here today of passing as genuine 300 forged coupons, thus attempting to cheat. The
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    WOMAN DENTISTS COMPLAINT.
    1118 15 An Unusual Case. ALLEGED BOGUS POLICE INSPECTOR. Alleged to have been introduced as the Controlling Inspector of Police by his principal to a client, C. N. W. Freri«-hs. a Eurasian, was yesterday afternoon charged before Mr. G. C. Dodd.the Singapore Criminal District Judge, with pretending to be
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    FREAK CHESS.
    276 15 Played with Bottles Of Liquor. A remarkable freak game of chess ma? played recently by two Birmingham sportsmen for a £50 bet. The game was played in the house of one of the contestants. The chess board was the black and white check linoleum-covered floor, and the pieces
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    INTER-CITY CHESS.
    97 15 Manchester's Bijf Win Over Hirir.ingham. The annual chess match between Manchester and Birmingham was played at Manchester recently. The Midland captain brought a team of twenty-one, headed by the well-known players H. E. Price and A. J. Mackenzie The home team, which waa exceptionally strong. included eighteen Lancashire
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    " HOT DOG " SKINS.
    227 16 HOT DOG SKINS. An American Delicacy Suspect. Diatnwt of the sanitary conditions prevailing in Kussia has led the United Staledepartment of Agriculture, after consult i tion with the S'.ate Department, to in, pose new restriction* on imports of the ■>in which covers the familiar A-reri-can hot dog," or FrankfurU-r sausage.
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    VICTIMS OF THE SLUMP.
    1813 17 Can You Help These Men In accordance with tn>- offer made in Mm- Notes of the Day column we give puhlicity to the lollowing appeal" fat wark Imm men who are unemaloyed as a direct result of the slump. The Eidtor will he pleased to place
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    RUBBER INDUSTRY.
    284 17 m New Hill to Provide For Research Work. The Kulilkt Indus-try Bill is to i omr up lor second reading in the House of i 'Minmrn tbis month. The object of the Bill is to ensure the I ecntinuancc and development of scientific and industrial research into the
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    PENANG AERODROME.
    70 17 (iovcrnment Chooses Site Of 250 Acres. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I'enanir, Jan. h. A further step is reported here f"i the i translutinif into reality of the MaMM fnr an MMaM in I'enan(t when Coverp- ment acquires the necessary land." has been chosen in Kayan I.epas. ja villape
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    LOADED REVOLVERS.
    72 17 Cantonese (iunman (iets Two Years' Rigorous. A 'ii' ii —tilt of n raiil by llelcctm l|n«|>e<:'ir i>. W. Melnt'ish in a pianUm.n in the ba> kw.itei of Tionif Bahru ■i! S.i'.nlay morning, a Cantonese «;i found in possession of two loaded revolver, and 13 rounds of ammunition. Accused
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    FIREWORKS EXPLODE
    84 17 1 our People Hurt and Two Sheds Destroyed. Madrait. !>• Xi n pel ons were seriously injured a« a ii ilt < I in i \|>l'.si> n 'oday in a shed in ihi S- :ith lndi;.n Athh 'i where nrvworka material^ wire rtrr;d In conmtliun with the ensuing
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    HEALTH IN MALAYA.
    120 17 U i- kii" rciiw-.l a Ml Itralth .1 nc» |>lllili< ;ih..li devoted to t.|> health in Malaya. The first iawM, whirl- .ontaiii^ a forcwonl hjr f)r A. L ll""i> hr l.( .M.0., in an inten-stinE one. 'nn Irihulions include th««p on Malaria by Dr. J. W. ScharfT
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    JAMBOREE IN SIAM.
    33 17 out Our Own Corr«ipotident.) bang kok. Jan. 6. i The contingent of Japanese boy scout* arrired here on Saturday for the jam bore* I which i.- proving a great kvkccm.
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    EUROPEAN GIVEN THREE MONTHS.
    335 18 Debts Settled But Sent To Prison. •n Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Jan. r>. K. S. for-yth Forrest, an unemployed I.eiievc-I to hay been forme, Iy Hte near Muar, was sentenced to thr<-e months' ikflltWM imprisonment in the local p«dice court today for cheating ng woithless
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    SALESMAN'S CONVICTION.
    176 18 Case of Whisky That Was Not Billed. I^.h Khai Terk unsiccessfully appealed to the Chief Justice (Sir William Murison) yesterday afternoon against a sentence of thr<-.- months' rigorous imprisonment :i him in the Ilistrict Court, on a charge "f :i' tempting to cheat Robinson and to., while in
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    EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYED
    64 18 Th> Kurnpean I'nemployment ("nmtiiittee acknowledges the following dona1 inns \rmn\m >tis" (Ipi.hl S2:» K. S. A. M. I Taiping 'branch > 239.34; Singapore Turf < hit. I.ixni; H, n Mr. A. G. (Ilenistor 120; Mi I llanniiran J.'.. Mr. K. M Ritas monthly I Mr. R. Royd (monthly)
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    WHY HE PLEADED GUILTY.
    419 18 Chinese Who Expected A Small Fine. That although he had pleaded guilty he was really innocent of at least one of the tw" offences of which he had been con- victed «■«< the ground on which a Chinese, thiough his counsel (Mr. I). K. Walters), applied
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    THE BELGENLAND.
    121 18 Arrival in Singapore Next j Month. The cruise liner Kelgenland will arrive at Singapore on Xi l> This year she will come from Bangkok 10 Sinj;ui>oiv un.l remain here 24 hours befon going on to Batavia. The westward route is a popular one for world travellers, as the
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    COLONIAL MINISTER.
    35 18 Tokio, Jan. 1. I Mr. Zonjiro Hnrikiri, n former Mayor of Tokio, has iK-en appointed Vice-Minister dt the I>< p.irtnicnt of Colonial Affairs in ■i t>> Marquis K. Komura, who <li<-<! ri'ccntly. .Nichi-Nichi.
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    MR. HAMAGUCHI.
    28 18 Tokio, Jan. 5. Mr. Ilamagurhi. the Premier, who i« re- 1 i rariag bis health rapidly, will be able! t iM«n<l thr DM early in February.
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    ANOTHER WIN FOR S.R.C.
    503 18 Weak R.A. Team Beaten On Padang. SRC. 3 R.A. The S.R.C. defeated a weak Royal Artillery team on the Padang yesterday by three clear goals, but the score does not adequately reflect the full amount of their superiority. In the first half the club players had
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    INTER-STATE HOCKEY.
    136 18 Selangor and Perak Play To A Draw. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Jan. 6. The inter-State hockey match between Selangor and Perak resulted in a keen struggle ending in a draw of two goals each. The result was a fair indication of the relative strength of both teams.
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    SINGAPORE CHESS CLUB.
    192 18 The position in the Singapore Chest lub'.s grand handicap tournament to date s as follows P. W. D. L. Pt« E. E. Colman 7 7 0 0 TOO I B. Wilmnt 10 7 0 1 «8» II <;. I'.rburv 10 S 0 S SOO 1..i Kam Woon
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    AMATEUR SPORTS.
    88 18 The 11th anniversary of the Amateur Sportinjr Association wu celebrated liurinc the week-end. On Saturday, at the annual meeting, the following official* were elected: Patron, Mr. Aw Boon Haw; president, Mr. Lim Hock Seng vicepresidents, Messrs. Chew Keow Bock, Tan Soo Liew, and Son Eng Siang; hon. secretary.
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