The Straits Times, 8 January 1931

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    41 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLI3MD MKAILT A CENTUHT] THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. »fl l'\(.r:S SINGAPORE. THIRSDAY. JANUARY H. 1931 I'RICi: in i ENTS The Straits Times 1!« PAGES SINGAI*ORE. THI RSDAV. JANL'ARY 8. 1931 I'lth C 10 CENTS
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      171 1 SINGAPORE: 78. CECIL ST. ('PHONE 6161). 15 TONIGHT 9.15 H M.I SHOT AT SUNRISE M w n n n{. MMM W99Utn PIMM 5261-5262. ji^ ijjS^rß^^ ,9 Natures great gift to motherhood is W^^§>y ear Brand" Milk B f* How jrrmtofiil the young mother feels whrn yr baby happily sucks at
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      182 1 KtALA LUMPUR: 27. JAVA ST. ('PHONE 36*3). THE GRAND PARADE BjgAgJpr\J MILLINERY. K^^^H^y VTtiL Our London Oflirr raided rccontly thai \hv\ ■ifl KO Sbi W^M v.m- shijuin" ranjj" of model hats. I'l.t %^M^* have now arrived and will Im- ready to view H j^^k^ >n our showroom irom Friday the
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      18 1 1 Lris Toxicr. t.ll SHOT ATJINRIBE H^KT W tf|. 1 KOTKK I H iki|>l I YUm» 5261 -S2«J.
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      505 2 r. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES l-corporated n England) MMI PASSBNGKJt AND CARGO SERVICES. 1 'It AND (iR'ENTAL S.N. CO. I UNTRA» I WITH HIS MAJESTY'S AMI tAX EA<r MAIL BBaUTICa i N KOR CHINA AMD jAI'AN. 1 mage due S'por*. 1981 (JAR 9.000 Jan. 1* ».100 Jan. 18
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      723 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO LONDON Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerb, Rotterdam and Middlesbroagh. Vessels Tonnage Dae Sail HARU.N'A MARU 10.000 Jan. 14 16 S KATURI MAK'' 10,000 Jan. 29 80 S KAS!IIMA MARU 10,000 Feb. 12 18 YASL'KCM MAKU 11,800 Feb. 28 26 HAKONE MARU 10,000 Mar. 11 12'
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      452 2 BURNS PHILP UNE (Incorporated la Australia) FOR BRISBANE. STDNET AND MELBOURNE. VIA JAVA, DARWIN AMD THURSDAY ULAND. I Regular monthly aalllaga br tka wellknown steamer MARKLLA '7 868 toas, aad the new motor vessel, MALABAB (4^12 1 tons). The s.s. MARELLA is ono of the largest' and Anest steamers trading
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      573 2 .NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD (Incorporated la Germany). The andermeotioaaJ are the Company's ujaded fixtures. OUTWARDS. ANHALT for Saigon, Yokohama, Kobe. Osaka. Maji aad Vladt- vaatock Jan. 10 HAVEL for Hoag Kong, S'gha 1 Kobe. Osaka. MojL Dalay aad Tsingtau Jan. H 'DFSSAU for Yokohama, Kobe. Osaka and Moji turn, tt HOMEWARDS. TRIIR
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      578 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO, UNITED. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO. LTD. (lacorporated in Englaad) REGULAR SERVICE TO MARSEILLES, LONDON. AMSTERDAM. ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HALMBLRC. AND BREMKN, GENOA, HAVRE. LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW BOSTON. Nr W YORK AND BALTIMoKK WEEKLY SBBTICI LONDON AND NORTH CONTI.N. LONDON. ROTTKRDAM AND
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      441 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. C0 M LTD. (laec rporated in l -.ii) BANGKOK COASTINO SFRVICE for Krrtay, Trengganu, kr antan, Banirnara. Telupin, Patam, Siafora, Lai I'andon, Konsamui, Langsuan, Chumpon and Bangkok. Arrival Denartura MAYA M/.l :M Jan. 12 SUDDHADIB The steamers are (Ittcii tki agaoal 'h electric light and have
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      330 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL I NAVIGATION CO., I It \N< !S('O. CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TACOM WASH. STATLS STEAMSHIP CO., I'ORTI AM). ORE. fonrr -< nailsi ls Sailm> for nit«d States and RIIBaiB I'nints from Hwg Koni:. San Franciaca and Laa Angrlea. from Jan. 17 from Feb. 12
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      497 3 DOLLAR WTKAMmir UNB ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICE. SINGAPORE, PBMANO, COLOMBO, SUEZ, POBT SAID. ALEXANDRIA. NAPLES, (.ENOA. MARSEILLES. NEW VORR AND BOSTON Arrive Loava Lear* S'por* S'pora Penang PRES. HARRISON Jan. 19 Jan. 22 Jan. 14 IRES. HAYES Krh. 2 Kcb. 5 Fcb 7 IPBES KII.I.MORK K K.h. IK Feb. 21 Ampla tlaa
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      1032 3 DUTCH MAILS N.V. STOOMVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ "NEDERLAND" N.V. ROTTERDAM LLOYD. WEEKLY MAIL AND PASSEM.KK SEKMCE TO GENOA AMSTERDAM I SOI'THAMTTON MARSEILLES ROTTERDAM S.M.N. R.L. U, IT.INS. DCB NKI). tf.OOO Jan. 9 BjR, SI.AMAT 12.000 Jan. 16 M V. JOH. V. ULDKNIIARNK- BJB. I'ATRIA 10,000 Jan. 30 VKLT 19 000 Jan. 2".
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      338 3 CHARGEURS REIMS (lneorp.ratrd in Franca) SINGH" CLASS BTRAMRBS rare* froa MaUva ta Marseille* fill. REGULAR MONTHLY FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE. HOMEWARDS MARSEILLES. NANTES and BORDEAIX Dua S'por* CAP. ST. JACQUU Jan. 10 CAP. VARF.I.LA Feb. 16 MARSEILLES. HAVRE. DINEIkK and ANTWERP Da* S'por* BANGKOK JaDALNY K«h. For freight and paasag**,
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      288 3 COAL TAR SriTLIED IN VABHM 9 GKADEB TO SlIT ALL PURPOSES LEE KIM SOO 40, HIGH BRUT, SIN(;\rORE. DYEING AND DRY CLEANING PRO.MIT SIKVICE. KANZAKI COMPANY SINGAPORE. Phone 5516. Na. 11. OBCHABD BOAO. WING YIK GOLDS JUTH -THE CUBi V JADE" Na. «»X. WBTai Blirx.K ROAD. OfJI 8P» lAI I.«x;
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES BIRTH.
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      307 4 SMALL ADVERTISEMENT FORM. M.irSfeT, itra Cecil Street. Tirade inrcrt the followinc small »Jrrrti»ement for— days 1 1 1 zzl rrroT^mstely seven words to a line and there it a flat rat* charge of Ij cents prr l.ne prr inert on with A mm mum of one dollar per insertion. t_ata|a
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      586 4 (♦♦♦♦•♦«t»»»«»«t»»r»»«»»"»» MISCELLANEOUS fe. Aftrr the iaCBM ISf I RAFFLES i AFE" f.T th.- las'. DRINK Bad raa* n bi not more than <j I eld. Appl) :<-«. Straits Times. W XN'TKD t.. buy. one piece of land Tanulin district. Prefei Facilities txist Appl Slta.t- Tine. LADY offers v.ry happy home
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      691 4 HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. TO LET, M». Ser.-inL-oon Road, third milr. Apply 40, Mryer Ro: I K WANTED. SMALL FIP.NISIIKD rXAI t« bedroom fans, garagr. Appl> '.•'.'T WANTED, bungalow. I bedroom., elect liichi*. tenni« court .-ssential. rent not execrdia« IMa. Box •*.<!. Straits Times. TO LET. No. If. St. MWaMTI Rd.
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      602 4 THE SMART SHOP et-A, b < ur, Stanford Road. >IM. \PORE. Just rerci\rd a new shipment of Washable Morning Frocks. etc.. at 56.50. 1 IMMM IKI'T .md.r f I KIII'IW Snpenivion. SHANGHAI TAILORS. STEARNS' HEADACHE WAFERS (SHAC) For prompt rrlief usr "SHAC." An effec lire remedy for all kinds of
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      671 4 NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION IN THE SITREME OIRT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS I SETTLEMENT OF RMaNat Suit No. J2» of I9M. lUl.een S S. MOIIAMKII IHKMIIM \\l> ss M«>M\V)KII AUDI 11. VM. I'lalMin's ami MIDI I. RAHIM \S \\l> MOHAMKD AUDI 11- A II. brfaatfWata. NOTK K is hereby rivn that
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      177 4 TENDERS INVITED FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS Const rurliiMi l)«p;irf pu-.it. si nawi ri ri ion M.i\i < MtKIM.K INB < I'M>- ril Ht i onstki men m rm wi im.s BI il IMAI io\. I s him. I1I 1 MM. MM. I and vail following BBildiafa. < Tanjonp 1 Plans
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    DECLARING IN BRIDGE.
    784 5 BRIDGE NOTES. Making Extra Tricks. THE ADVANTAGE OF THE DECLARER. (B> Hubert I'hillin*. the we4l-know» authority on Aactio* BrMge.) S. 7 fi 4 11. Q 8 D. Q J 10 5 .1 C. lo 7 S. X.II V S. QlO 8 M .1 I A B H.
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    HELICOPTERS.
    88 5 Three Machines Ordered For The Vatican. Rome, Dec. 19. Three windmill aeroplanes have been from Italian manufacturers for •h... Yaiiran. where the surprising choice of this type of machine is explained by tin- limited landing "take off facilities. wkici would make it impossible to use any Hot il.'iisn than
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    $3,500,000 RAIL SERVICE.
    55 5 Mukden. Dec. 12. Plans approved by government com■i ials call for the construction of _7 branches railway lines in Man ihutia during tttl at a cost of $3.50U,im>0 (jrnMl. The money will be raised by setting aside monthly appropriations from the various railway administrations in Manchuria and
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    EARLY RELATIONS WITH SIAM.
    459 5 Old Documents Being Translated. Then has arrived in Bangkok, says the I Bangkok Times, some very interesting 1 photo copies of MSS. and books in the Vatican Library. It may be remembered that when H.R.H. Prince Damrong was received by His Holiness the Pope, the Prince's
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    SPAGHETTI ATTACKED
    226 5 "Heavy, Ponderous, And Fattening." The Futurist leader and Academician Signor Marim-tti, has given an outline af the Futurist plans for a revolution in Italian cooking and through it of the Italian soul. Speaking appropriately enough at a banquet at Milan, he said that the culinary art was the
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    A LOST ART.
    224 5 Lord David Cecil's Views On Invective. Lord David Cecil re*rett<>d that the i art of vituperation is dead, and that hatred it out of fashion, in a spiwh at a meeting recently in aid of the Kentish {Town Day Nursery, held et Lady Howard :da Walden's house
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      521 5 MORTGAGEE'S SALE ngapore -k (Vi sale-, < hu!.« Mrrrl. on Jinur) 11. at 2.M p.m. hold land and enmai..l oatheasM kn«« 1 thr *ea, and situate at Singapore, i le land ricapore. area Uledhill.. I an, l and cm. II '...«n a» tr, area Ijiiiil Cram M.--^. (han 1 h..u
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      640 5 Cuticura Healed Little Girl's Skin And Scalp Trouble My Mttle Kirl's trouble befran with an irritation on the cro*n of her .lead. I had to cut her hair quite short several times. She also had red patches >n both sides cl hi j (jcc which later acal-*d over. Htr ski:i
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      137 5 The National Gas Engine Company Cold Starting Heavy Oil Engines. Veriical or Horizontal up to fcOO H.P. Mi Agents in M:il;n;i C'gNTRAI SINGAPORE II»OH KUALA LLMPL R. Raffles Hotel special en<;a(;eme\t of The liuinnis Mosroiv Trio. TOROPOFF— GONCHAROFF VERA VELKOVA who Mill appear DURING TEA DANCES IRIDAV. JAM ARY 9
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    LANDLORD'S BROKEN RIBS.
    942 6 Alleged A-SMmH. COUNTER (ASK AGAINST FATHER AND SON. The statement that he was kept waiting at the Tan Tock Seng Hospital for nearly five hour* in trrribU pain caused by t»> broken ribs because there »a- no ambulance to convey him to lii«- (•■■n.ral Hospital, was made
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    SURPLUS WOMEN.
    275 6 Must Europe Resort To Polygamy Two centuries hence, if the present propertiM of male and female births is maintained. Kurope will have to resort to polygamy to provide husbands for all her women. The latest birth statistics show that i here are 1M.000.U00 more women than .urn :n
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    MANAGER ATTACKED.
    151 6 Chinese Charged With Attempted Murder. The preliminary inquiry was con?l.ided by the Third Police Magistrate of aj luinitil I'huah Tang Kwai, who was charred with attempting to murder I>.w Pch Chye. manager of the Tiger ■fetal i*. and tfN others. It was stated that the accused, who was
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    S.V.C. ROUTINE ORDERS.
    135 6 S.V. C. ROUTINE ORDERS. The following- Range Allotments during .iic month of January arc published for :'.:'i)imation Bukit Timah Range. Sunday, Jan. 11. A (af.G.) Company, Practice. Sunday, C (Scottish Company— Killf n iitinjr. l'arrt r Range. Sunday, Jan. 11, and Sunday, Jan. 23, B.V.R.A. Interport Practice I.nut. J. Petrie,
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    BATAVIA DIVORCE.
    230 6 Not Binding: in Straits Settlements. Thr qiir- !i..n if whether r\ divorce granted in Itatawn wai valid in the Colony was discussed yesterday before Mr. Justice Whitley. The parties were Ethel Theodosia Mitchell (petitioner) represented by Mr. Barrgw and Cyril William Mitchell (respondent) represented Ky Mr. E. E.
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    D.E.I. GOVERNOR.
    133 6 Name of Dr. H. Colijn Suggested. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan, Jan. 2. In connection with the persistent rumour that the well-known statesman, formerly Secretary 1 °f w r another time of Finance and recent president of the International F.conomical Conference, Dr. 11. Colijn, would become Governor-General of
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    DRUCGGED AND ROBBED ?
    159 6 DRUCGGED AND ROBBED Indian's Story of Invitation To Tea. Two Tamil?. Munuswamy and Aiyappan, wire r.irnin produced at the Third Police Court yesterday on charges of having ad- ministered poisonous drugs to another' I Indian and of robbing him. The case was first heard on Dec. 18. The complainant. Appunni
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    RUBBER STATISTICS.
    89 6 Information Regarding Malaya In Handy Form. A new edition of the Malaya Rubber Statistics, prepared by the Department of Statistics S.S. and F M.S., has ju.< been issued and is priced at $1. It contain? complete information with refrard to acreage, crops, imports and exports for th«- whole
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    LORRY DRIVER CHARGED.
    148 6 Fatal Accident in Geylang Road. A Chinese named l-im Bah Chik was I nxlucwl before the Fourth Police Magistrate (Mr. C. H. Whitton) yesterday on a charge of having caused the death of n Chinese hoy by a rash and nvjrlißvnt act. Accused was stated to have
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    RADIO NEWS.
    62 6 The following programme of music will be broadcast from the Saigon Radio Station tonight from 8.45 to V.46 (local time) Cortege nuptial (J. Dere), Danse espagnole ((iranados), (fqr the violoncelle) j Mmc Simone Chef nay. Suite russe (Al. Doyen), Les Cigalettes (Filippucci), Premiere beatitude (C. Franck), Solo de
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    DEBTOR FIRM'S WAY OUT.
    255 6 Unuaual Case in Supreme Court A rather unusual case came before Mr. Justice J. V. G. Mills yesterday. Edgar Bros. Ltd. got a judgment in the Supreme Court against A. Abdul Majid and Co., carrying on business at IG2-ICM, Arab Street. When Edgar Bros, levied execution
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    ON THE YANGTSE RIVER.
    229 6 Steps Againgt Reds "In South Hupeh. Shanghai, Jan. G. General Hsu Yuan-chuan, the garrison commander in the I'pper Yangtse Rivei area, has arrived at Yochow, on Tung 1 Ting Lake in the north-east comer of the province of Hunan, to direct the antiCommunist campaign in that
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    FORMER REBEL ARMIES.
    130 6 Steps to Reorganise and Control Them. Shanghai, Jan. 6. Generals liv Yu-kwoon and Fu Sung-ying, who recently arrived at Tientsin, have been ordered by Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang, the vice-commander-in-chief of the Nationalist Government forces in China, to proceed to Shansi and Suiyuan provinces to call the roll
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    CANTON UNIVERSITY.
    77 6 Examination Yuan Chairman's Statement. Hong Kong, Jan. 6. Mr. Tai Chi-tao, the chairman of the Examination Yuan, who is on his way to Canton from Nanking on a tour of inspection of the universities and college* in the south, arrived at Hong Kong yesterday afternoon. He left for
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    ASIATIC UNEMPLOYMENT
    79 6 Ths committee of the Asiatic Unemployment Fund acknowledge the receipt of the following subscriptions Singapore Turf Club $1,000, Per Mr Lini Kee Cheok: Chinese Commercial Bank 100, Mr. Tan Kah Kee 50. Mr. F. D Barrttto 25, Mr. Seah En* Tong 25, Mr. K. K. Mistri 25, Mr.
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    HIT BY TROLLEY BUS.
    32 6 An Indian was knocked down yesterday by a trolley bus in Selegie Road. He was taken to Tan Tock Seng hospital where his slight injuries were attended to.
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      74 6 /or the Invalid n *ke. aide room. Crown '^fr^Zgi Lavender Salts are a ~j-df l£?^^~^~z: necessity— and a luxury, too. Their aromatic Km^^k fragrance refreshes the Vjsmti >/«j for mil occauont j j r« invalid, soothes jaded jJBJiiJ nerves, and freshens the TmA ***m." W atmosphere of the 100 m.
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      231 6 BOrUM 1800 STILL GOING STR.ONG 4ft THIS CONCERNS OUR REPUTATION Reputation is someihinq to talk about when it carries with it popularity su great as that of Johnnie Walker. Thai reputation is staked upon Johnnie Walker "Red Label" and it has produced lalei larger than any other v.hisky in the
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      140 7 LAST PERFORMANCES 6.15 TONIGHT 9.15 FOX MOVIETONE'S Smart, Sophisticated, Comedy- Drama WITH Lois Moran AM) Phillips Holmes II IN THK HRII I.IANT SCRKEN II ADAPTATION OP SIR (iKKAII) 1)1 MM KIKKS SI \(;K IM AY. THE DANCERS lODIIN MORALS AND MOMKN MAMOACI lIKRKS SHAITKKIN(; OF Ai.K Ol.l) -ONVKXTIOXS IN A
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      178 7 GAB NIGHTLY O.IS^ An Absolute Riot! m Last Night's large Audience Convulsed with Laughter AT The Famous Two Princes of Laugh-land let loow on the Paris .^-^^B^^B^B^lBl^ Boulevards MIGHTY STARS OF CUCKOOS' WHEELER WOOISEY IN RADIO'S FEATURE COMEDY BOMBSHELL HALF SHOT AT SUNRISE You Screamed at them in RIO RITA."
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      203 7 U BEST PICTURES AT CHEAPEST U Commencing Wednesday, for Two Nights MAURICE CHEVALIER The Idol of Sound Screen. M IN HIS GREATEST EVER U JNNOCENTB Of PARIS On Friday, Saturday and Sunday The Finest of All Talkies U BROADWAY MELODY G A Daring, Dashing, Dancing Drama. Featuring W BESSIE LOVE-
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    NAVAL PROMOTIONS.
    228 8 SHAPING NOTES. Bluejackets 1 Disabilities I ndcr I'rtst'iit Scheme. 1 > -Admiral lent, which has been V i iralty to investigate uiion in the Navy, is •'in-nt home ports and i- hai to <lo principally bm umliT whi. h men Navj as bluejackets may be rilhn to omimi.-
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    THE KING'S YACHT.
    174 8 AlUralioPN to Britannia Being Considered. (\'\\e<. Ui-. IK- ration is being given to lha i ■Jffß.ttomi tv the King's rmcI. -..nma. mluding conversion in rig, tv qualify her i jt;onal "J" class i,i- yarhts. in ths new t lass ure Sir .amrock V., Enterl Cap winntT, and
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    STATE SUBSIDY.
    63 8 (urmun (lovernment's Bi? 1 oan to Shipbuilders. :nent hu« fTW.i-i -x 000 m to X, Sihirhau (i.ni.r.. '.iui I'ieir tntrinrt-rinK woik'L.nliling yard at Elbing and buiKliag yard, where both i ulu:-ibus were built, at Tin.es Oantig cor- an endeavour on be- BMI •iiivrrnnient to keep "i the biggest
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      NO SHORT CUT BACK TO PROSPERITY.
      617 8 Mr. F. E. Mair's Advice To Tekka Shareholders. ag at '.he :niiu:»l rr.eL-tinic of Tokka, Bl K.-Jr.'th. I' r iwall on Nov. IK. Mi. F. F. Mair uhairman of the director* i said a great and commendable e(T ■< t had bean n,.d<- under
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      INTERNATIONAL TEA.
      126 8 Interim Dividend of 12 Per Cent. On Ordinary Shares. The directors of -nal Tea Ltd.. have announced an interia* dlTtdaad *4 1-' Bar i.-nt. aa the ordinary akaMa. This 11 the same rate as laal year. BM i.wing to thi :c-,--ase of ordinary capital it reprvacati a dutribution
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      MAILS EXPECTED.
      50 8 From Holland, by I'atria. due at Singal» re p.m. today. From China and Japan, by Havre Mum. <hie at NacaMTC tomorrow. Fn.m PrMBM, by I'orthos. due at Singapore 11 a.m. on Saturday. From Kurope (I^ondon mails dispatched on Dec. 18), by Kashgar. due at I'enang 2 p.m. today.
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      255 8 EXCHANGE. Smfrapure, Jan. 8. On r.<.n«lun. Bank 4 m Demand 1/1 23 32 Pnv.t. 3 m. credit 2 4 3 32 On New York, demand 66 1 16 hM »o d n% On France. Bank T.T. 1427 On India, Bank T.T. UH% On Huiik Kong-. Bank T.T. 64>> p c.
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        MINING.
        439 8 ic \>il. I'd. Buyers MM fl XI Ai»m Kumbanc 11/- 5 Ay«-r li.tam Tin VI 3 U 3 i: £1 Bangrin Tin It 14 1 1 BaUng Padaag 0.10 0.15 1 1 Batu «avf« c..',u Mi 1 1 Bukit Aranff 0 36 0.40 (I £1 Hurmah Malay 10 0
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        GENERAL.
        243 8 ••ue Vsl. I'd. Buyer* Sclleri 2 2 Alex. Brick Ords. 2.30 2.50 2 2 Alex. Brick Prefn. 2.10 2.20 tl fl Hnt. Am. Tobacco 4.18.6 .V3.0 I I < rntral Kngine O.a.'i n.40 num. 100 50 Chine.e Com. Bank 65.00 76.0t £1 fl Cm, T. S. M Pr»f. 16
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        95 8 Singapore Cold Storage 7 p.c. deb. of 1*26 red. 1931-36 102 106 c; Singapore Municipal 5 p.c of 1901 red. 1930 f1.878.000 par. s"^ prem. I Singapore Municipal 4>, pc of 1907 red. 1947 11.600.000 95 par Singapore Municipal 4'i p.c. of 190-J red. 15*55 11,000,000 05
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        377 8 Today's Pri«» Fr».«r Ly.ll 4 Co. Evmtt M!*nby f$l) 1.06 1.16 1.00 1.10 tlor Cajah ($1) 0.90 1.10 0.86 C.K6 L K.tara ($1) 1.16 1.25 1.10 1.25 L Kui.ing (fl) 0.20 0J0 0.20 040 K Malay ($2) 1.20 1.40 1.20 140 K. Molek i til O.'O 1.00 0.86
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      THE BUKIT PALONG SYNDICATE, LTD.
      522 8 THE B UKIT PALONG SYNDICATE, LTD. Six Per Cent. Dividend For The Year. Th.' twtl'ih annual ordinary general meet,i,,. „f t>. if S)lulic»te. Ltd.. h.lil on I'ec. -W at the regi- ti-r».l afl Hir.h R.a.l. Seremban. Mr. W. H. W Gubbin* |re-..l tmi the reprc. lanes. Me»»r». Mansergh and Tayler,
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      CASTLEFIELD (KLANG)
      404 8 Holdings in Tin Mining Companies. The t innual general meeting Klaag) Rubber Kstate, Ltd. 11. at the rag 1 ..nnon Street, i Mr. W. Arthur Adiiintell. chairman of the company, presided. Thi rhairman, in niuvin? the adoption of aad arcuuntj. said that. I th« fall in the price
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      U.S. POSTAL SAVINGS.
      27 8 Washington. Dec. 1. Poital >avingi depoiita in the I'nil.il States reached a new high record on Oct. Jl x.th a total ut $l»l^M«,00Q (418,373,200).
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    ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
    112 8 Thandav. Jmuir< prayer, In I h..r, h. 1" I' ni. Nattoitj AnJrew'* Cathedral, C |>.m. Kridat. Jmui-i 9. H W. 1H s. I ft. I I m.. M ft. 1 in Kurope ..utwar.l mail dv.v Indraicin Kabkwr annual ar.i I'niversal an p.m. Saturday. January 11. H
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    117 8 Today. :.r -I I I Southern and Wr irrn In. I. a i Kohna) I! p m. Poeloe I Stlat r^ndjanir. I.- l'akan Bai Tonorrow. Great Britain. IrelaAmerica, i Mail Kara. I 1 I am. UyL.r Aden, Maiint UXA. and Canada Italy P Nirth, N -Kas: an
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    14 8 h pur. V.ft Loadn: Arr* Ivarmala rakliwa Mhos II Innulimlf Rawalp'm
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    148 8 SINGAPORE HAR BOUR BOARD. Skips alongside Ihe Khmn ur eipecled la «rn.r. Kntr«n>« Ku.t Wharf Main Wharf I. IJ l« Kmpr.- I' 4 Wei; Wharf 4 Ih. t Section 10 m HAKDO! K. Main Wharf Coal Wharf I'atrol. WSSELS IN URY DOCkS. Tan Jong I'aijar. Albert Dock v Gladys. Victoria
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      22 8 BEFORE STOCK-TAKING SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES SALE LIBERAL DISCOUNTS luring the month of January. RENE ULLMANN WATCHMAKER JEWELLER. Capitol Building, Stamford Road, SINGAPORE.
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      253 8 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. Bright Wind. Station. Temperature Rain- Sun- Relative Pirec- Speed Weather. Max. Kin. fail, shine. Humidity. tion. F. F. int. hours. M.p.h. Alor Star 88 70 Nil 7.7 75 NE Fine Kota Bharn No report. K.Trrngganu 84 71 VI 11.0 SW I Kino Kroh km
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    271 9 Tin Reflects Malaya's Confidence. LONDON (SPOT) I'RKE JUMPi 70s. (In Our I inancial ('orrefipoaujeat.) Hbwmmjv*, Thursday. 10 a.m. Ttida>'- I "r i I. ul !><-. 1_ > c-nl-. per Ib. I in. 17". ton- al MJM l>< r picul. day I'rices ITaßlrf. Laaatas, I sVIM. unchanged. N.w
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    49 9 ih. it.. Ib. k aagaa i»..)2.'. li>. i ■tl Ib. Ib. Ib. 11 .'..1 Hi. I-.IKMI |b. m ib. i i»:. ib. i it.. ..mi Ih I ib. Hi. Ib. Ib. DO 11.. 74.J1K1 11. o Ib. H Ib. >"i Ib. ...HI |b. Ib. I Ib. ii.
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    TIN RETTRNS.
    37 9 1.2.0 piaakj, .".L»1 hours. 1 dredge. .-464 pkals, hours. picale, 5V2 hours. dredge. IM pWols. J I h. urs hours. MO.OOO Lial U N<>. 1 urds. 4li» r.< kaars, lfUJat I piculs. J. .'1 hours
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    SUNGEI BAHRU .
    43 9 SUNGEI BAHRU Ihe for en.ic-H Jsjaja 30. I WO. trad t res irk -I .n 1..-- of ttMb IHer deducting 4 .rd «n. I ill'.w.'iend. there i tt.iil kWf h«r\e-sr<t li. a.am I 1. .11 im I I calii»ing averagt pi n-old p.rt.o-
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      SIONE TIN (F.M.S.) LTD. CEASE DREDGING.
      1202 9 Close Down Till Conditions Improve. The third annual general meeting of Siune PJU LtU aai held on I»et. 2. at ttinche-t.-r Mou.e. old Broad Street. Lun.lon. Mr. H. B. Ward presiding. The representative »f the ssMgajß. Adamvjn. Cilftllan and to.. Ltd... read the notice
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      63 9 Tone of Market .S'..ad>. quiet. Latest Cable :-Lon.l.n Spot Sheet 4 MM per Ib. New York Spot Sheet fi. cents MJ per Ib. R.S.S. equal to London Standard Standard 111 on Tender MM M MM t» MM M Januitv r-Vliruaiy Match Jan -Mar. April-June Buycrf
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      SHARE MARKET.
      583 9 Chinese in Favour Of Tin Restriction. Kra»er and f repurt. dated Jl state* Meeting* mntinur la be held in th* I- M.S. .vi.) the slesirahilKy or a«aer«ise of sappartlat the latent tin restriction pr> and no far it would appear that the majority al the I hinese inininir
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      BUNTAR RUBBER.
      96 9 Ihe report fi.r vrar end.-il Jn ■tatex that a'<iount bruuirht furuarJ ssas After deducting leas for >e«taaalaat roil ..f XT.OTiii, depreciation < building* and machinery 11.000. there re mains tl.lftl la be curried forward. i Ire nous year dividend of I par cent.. KX hi-rv.-: 177 Ib. Of
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      MALAYA TIN STATISTICS.
      108 9 t>ome»lic production* of tin and tin-in-ore at 72 per cent., during th« month of !i..ember. IKK) Tons. Ton« i-Vderated Malay Stiil«-« MIB I mfederated Malay States Johere 41 Kr.lah U l-erlia K.-lantan ml ricnggai.u 3t IM Straita Settlements nil Malaya Local exports. 1. I. MILLER. M.C.S.. Ag.
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      THE SINGAPORE AUCTION.
      114 9 The Singapore Chamber of Commen. Rubber Association held Ha I.oooth auction an Jan. 7. when there was catalogued UM4.2K Ib. or 921.56 tons offered 1 .72«.fii*."» la. M 770.8S tons; >old 1.1H2.:tM Ib. or K7JH teas tjaL l.i.ii.l.in I I M Ne* York I-K l< I~- REALISED.
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      U.S. AND MIDDLE ASIA.
      216 9 How Trade Was Shared In November. Mr llun I Bli-«. Amrtuan Trade i M lalsslasisi. "A. Ocean Buildin*. Siasrapore. has ju*t received by cable the followinr statistics rrlatmir t-i the foreign trad.- ■>( th.L'aiatsi State* with Middle A«ia for th.- nestU \nvrmber. lIUO. all <im< in
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      STERLING RUBBER SHARE PRICES.
      644 9 LONDON EXCHANCE PRICES DEC. 10. Abaro (at) %i Alla^ar (t/> 1/4; Amhr'st (2 I 10>-3: Anflo-M«l»> <il' Ii :)J; AyrrKun inic <fl> 1: Ba«an Serai (til I 16; Bahru (foj.) (2 i 3 Bantenc (AI) 25 Xi; Baians Consolidated II > 10; Batu Caret '11 V
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      JAVA PRODUCE CO., LIMITED.
      250 9 Mr. R. Butter worth on An Exceptional Year. arU •>" N. i.. at 1..U1.-. Laa4aa Mr l: Hi -i h > I! I »ui«l that an th.-j.-ir'- dI I IN ohi.h »..ui.i. h«- w»» >i ..|-jiiiintniellt BI |i: ,-v M the.. I all. TIM- >»ur hu.
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      EXCHANGES.
      46 9 i: May, las. I I.l'fijll firhinc" ir« Amstrrjair II '.H.. Berlin BrvtMla ::4 Hurharest KIM. KmI*.. Ku.-n.- I Hebiacfon I Milan M hanr J ..t. >:,., ;'i..| 1.V,. \irnu I1I 1 -i > •kokaai I rwaH l IS-li Knt^h WireleM. A 1 1 i I I 1
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    HOME TRADE REVIEW.
    1191 9 Sacrificing An Inclustr\ To A Doirmu. A QUESTION FOX A KO^ \i COMMISSION. i Ma.) V\ :> -at ion i'f the a ry value of I i|iiatply-f(|ii.|)|H-,l iiy. itunV manuf.i ag plants. Thn; Ml wry apiaratu" in which inatrumei uiiHlcin warfart- bit targad hi M know n
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE,THURSDAY,JAN,8,1931. THE QUOTA SCHEME.
    1038 10 It is a! un'ar.tly clear from the peculiar incident which e-rurred at the Ipoh meeting o* miners, and t!ie decision of lh- priva*" meeting of SeHngor Chinese miner. reported elsewhere in this issue. iha». numc-ically WA nil event*, there i.i a !argr- majority
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    JUGGLING WITH THE WORLD'S GOLD.
    1173 10 The Dangers of Too Much Interference. (By W. T. C. King. 8.C0m.. Cert. A.1.8., s»oney a*arket editor of the Financial News.) In the realm of finance, no less than in other spheres, the War wrought many and far-reaching changes. Those responsible for the formulation and
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    201 10 Mr. N. P. Mudie, district judge and magistrate, Penang. has been appointed to act as a judge, F.M.S. Mr. W. H. Bell has been appointed a member of the Hong Kong Harbour Board, vice Mr. J. K. Bousfield resigned. The death has taken place at Dormans. Surrey,
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    763 10 "MACIC" OF MALAYA. Strnnee talcs from Malaya arc popular theso days. Recently wt rtferttd t<> th«- «•> jx rirn< i s „i an adventurer »h<> lived f"r a considerable time M lion and strawtx rrie.s Hire i* a >:-.ry told hy Mr. I-copold Akannfftt in h>
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    38 10 Mr. C V. A. Espeut. at Inst I h<> was Director of Publi. Works, r MS from March 192.1, to June 1928, has been ippointcd Road Engineer. St Lucia. (Windward Islands) by the Crown Agent* for the Colonies.
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    44 10 The death is announced of Capt. K. M. Fuke, a retired marine superintendent of :he Orient Line. (apt. Tuke received hrn raining in the Worre.tter in IH7I Tj H.it voted his retiring year* to the welfare >f sailors and the advanctment of their interests.
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    NEW LIGHT ON TIN QUOTA SCHEME.
    5738 11 F. M. S. Government's Attitude Explained. RESISTING PBEBBURB TO MAKE PROPOSAL RETROSPECTIVE. 'Tin. miners' meeting held in Ipoh yesterday in connection with the •in restriction scheme threw a greit deal of light on the present |M>siiion of the negotiations and on the attitude of
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    FUNERAL OF MARSHAL JOFFRE.
    270 11 Impressive Scenes In Paris. Paris, Jan. 7. The body of Marshal Jt Jfre was transferred to Notre Dame last night in preparation for the funeral. Th? streets along which the procession passed wore a gloomy aspect, all the lamp-posts being draped in black and sky signs
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    ATLANTIC FLIGHT.
    180 11 Mrs. Beryl Hart Resumes Attempt. Hampton Roads, Jan. 7. With 200 pounds of tinned food as cargo the Trade Wind has resumed her flight. She calls at Bermuda to refuel. Bermuda, Jan. 7. The Trade Wind has arrived here, is refuelling and proposes to fly on to the
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    POSITION OF SILVER.
    145 11 Syndicate to Control Price SujfJfcsted. London, Jan. 7. The well-known Austrian economist Dc JiKoph Hans, in a letter to the Finanrial Times, urges the need of international co-operation to check the decline in the price of silver and suggests the formation of an "international silver pooling syndicate
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    FROST IN BRITAIN.
    79 11 And For Disorganises Traffic. Rugby, Jan. 7. Front, which has been experienced in moat parts of Great Britain, was particularly severe yesterday and continued today, although conditions have somewhat improved. Fo|f caused some disorganis- j ation of traffic yesterday but is murh i less today, and in
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    CHESS CONGRESS.
    50 11 Dutch Master's Defeat Of Capablanca. London, Jan. 7. j The piomior tournament at the Hastings Chess Congress was won by the Dutch i master. Dr. Euwc, with seven point". Capablanca was second with SW and the t Indian competitor. Saltan Khan, third a with fix points. Reuter. i
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    MACHINE CATCHES FIRE.
    437 11 Occupants Incinerated. DISASTER TO ITALIAN FLIGHT. Rome, Jan. 8. It is now learned that five men were i killed when General Balbo's seaplanes > took off on their trans-Atlantic flight from Bolama, Portuguese Guinea, West Africa, on Tuesday morning last. i A message from Bolama states that,
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    CAMPAIGN OF ARSON.
    84 11 Plot to Destroy Sugar-Cane Fields. Havava, Jan. 7. The Government has discovered a plot to destroy the sugar-cane fields in Cuba by a campaign of arson, starting on Jan. 15. The military have been ordered to keep a mint vigilant watch on sugar proper- ties throughout the
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    SLAVERY IN LIBERIA.
    91 11 Threat of Forfeiture Of American Friendship. Washington, Jan. 7. Following recent revelations made at Geneva, alleging that nearly all the high officials in Liberia are implicated in the' slave trade. Colonel Henry L. Stimson, the I.S. Secretary of State, has addressed a letter to the Governor of
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    OUTBREAK CRUSHED.
    50 11 Rounding I p Rebels In Burma. Rangoon, Jan. 7. Apart from the activity of malcontents in a few villages the rebel outbreak has been virtually crushed. An official communique states that the task of rounding up the rebels in the 0 Tharrawaddy district is proceeding satisfactorily. Reuter. a
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    FLIGHT POSTPONED.
    71 11 Miss Johnson's Decision Owing To Bad Weather. Warsaw, Jan. 7. After consultations today Miss Amy Johnson decided to postpone hi r flight to Moscow, en route for Peking, until later In thi year, owing to bad weather. However, she is goin£ on to Moscow hy t train on
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    WIRELESS SYSTEM FOR MECCA.
    156 11 King's Contract With Marconi Company. Rugby. Jan. 7. The King of the Hedjax and Nejd has made a contract with the Marconi Com- pany for system of telegraphic comi munication for Arabia. Fifteen wireless I stations will link every imjiortart centre in the joint Kingdom and
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    HOPES OF PEACE.
    110 11 Government and Miners Leaders. Rugby, Jan. 7. Hopes of coal peace in South Wales at present centre in conversations between the owners and the miners' leaders, which began today in the presence of Mr. I W. Graham, President of the Board of Trade, and Mr. E. Shinwell,
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    NAVAL INCIDENT.
    237 11 Depot Ship Not to Join Atlantic Fleet. London, Jan. 7. Following the heaurig of evidence by the court of inquiry int> the incident on the übmanne aWot ship Lucia M reported to have been ffcrm last right cancelling lli" instructions for the I.uci« to leave her ni.»orings t
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    MR.MOHAMED ALI.
    85 11 MR. MOHAMED ALI. Last Suggestions for Adjusting Differences. Rugby. Jan. 7. The Secretary o." State for India in Council has informed the relativ late Maulana Mohamed All that it la hh wish that the <<>st of conveying ;h'- eai balmed body of the late delegate to Indi i should be
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    PRINCES' TOUR.
    46 11 To Leave for South America On Jan. 17. Ixmdon, Jan. 7. The Prince of Wa!?* and Prince Gfjafga »ill depart on their South American tour >n Jan. 17. They will j«in the steamer at Santandcr md will probably fly from Ix>ndon to Paris. Reuter.
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    PRINCESS ROYAL.
    50 11 Funeral Service in Windsor Castle. Rugby. Jan. 7. A funeral tervice for the late Princess 1 iloyal will take place at St. George'o hipel. Windkor T^gtlt ,end»d by the King and yueen. member!" it the Royal family and their representitive*. ax well an by several fr Sritith Wirelew.
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    INDIA'S FINANCES DISCUSSED.
    511 11 Position Regarding: Public Debt. RESERVE HANK. Securins: Safeguards For The Budget. Rupby. Jnn 7. It is anticipated that thr federn! turc Mjh-roinmittee of the Koumi Confei me will mmplrlp its work early 1 tomorrow afternoon ami the chairman 'will at once Ix-pin the ta.-k of pr. hi*
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    V.J. PATEL.
    85 11 V. J. PATEL. Bileat from Prison on (i rounds Of 111-Health. Jan. 7. Mr V J. Patel. who w:i mx month-- imprisonment at Ike beginnini of September for defy-in* the polk* t-ai on meetings, has been r. Ul-hea!th. Reuter. It will bo r.-called th.it Mr. a former president of the
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    PRACTICE OF LAW IN MALAYA.
    1472 12 PRACTICE OF LAW IN MALAY A. Mr. Dickinson's Views. IMI'RKSSIONS OF OVER 20 YEARS. l he legal (essicn m Mngapore win a partawt of the firm of Malaya on Fci many years Mr. Dickin- en a wc'i-kniwn advocate in M II- |.1 utiririg from the t.> take up a Ira
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    REV. FATHER SOUHAIT.
    65 12 Transfer from Klang To I'enanK. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Klang. Jan. '<. Presentations were made at a big gathering here yesterday to bid gtMidbyit.. th- Uev. Father .1. H. Souhait. who is /oinir on transfer to I'enang. The Key. Father Souhait came to Malaya in 1 1KI7
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    CHRIST'S CHILDHOOD.
    117 12 Tableau Presentation at The Cathedral. 1 A tableau presentation of Our Lord"' childhootl was given at M. Andrew "s Cathedral > nine by members of St. Andrew'- Sumiay school. nning with the aasjaja' salutation of Klizahf-th. all the scenes were In-auti-fully and realistically portrayed. h scene was preceded
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    49 12 Wr h»vo received the writing |iad c.ilrru'ar issued by John Little- and Co.. I.I.I. Th Singapore Pkl P>p;i-un. nt aro-M-o war. railed out :J1S time la t m ''ith. S:xt;. -eight of the call 1 on arrount of motor arri.ients and 77 on I account of ca»«e of aMault.
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    INGENIOUS THEFT OF CHANDU.
    560 12 Chinese Charged And Given Bail in $3,000. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Klang. Jun. 7. The arrest of a Chinese named l.im Kan Keng for alleged misappropriation of chandu In-lunging to the <;<>vei nmer.t in a retail chandu shop at Port Swettenham had a sequel in a
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    FOOTBALL OFFICIAL SENTENCED.
    198 12 C harges Against (apt. G. L. Harris. <tl at 10 o'cl<ck this morning by Inspector Byrde. ('apt I. HaJrrir, stgretary of the Singapore AmaI it ion, pleaded guilty to two charges tf crimin.il bleach of tm-t and was sent, need t. six months' rigorou.in' by Mr. C
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    END OF JAMBOREE.
    94 12 I'arade Before King Queen Of Siam. (r'rora Our Own Correspondent.) Uan-rkok. Jan. 8. The l«>y scout jamboree here ended yesterday ereniag with a para -V H the Itoyal Plaza in the presence o: the King and Queen of Siam. The Kinir prc«ente I the leader of each
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    EXODUS OF LABOUR.
    92 12 EXOD US OF LABOUR. Huge Excess of Departures Over Arrivals. Th.-t the exodus «f Indian labour from Malaya still continues at a rapid rate is borne out by the figure* of the arrival* and departures to Madras Presidency for the month of December, as supplied by the Deputy Controller of
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    STRAITS BUDGET.
    78 12 at the New year's Pay sea sports hnsli.ias Day group at the Singapore Swimming Club. Christmas parties at St Andrew's Hospital and the Capitol Theatre, snapshots from Frasef's Hill, and the teams in the H.M.S. Kent vs. Sm.>Malays football match are among the pictures in this week's Straits
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    BANK DIVIDENDS.
    225 12 Not Reduced by Three 01 The Big Five." London. Jan. 7. The example of Lloyds Bank in ratal "t the dividend has not Int-n followed h% hn-.- ..t'ler iii-i'ilhts of the "Big Fiv. group, namely Barclay's, the Midland an. hieh have announce. <l!\i. lends at the same tigure
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    CANADA AND CHINA.
    157 12 Steps to Arrange A Larjfe 1/oan. Shanghai. Jan. 7. The Canadian Minister to Japan (Mr MarUi) has arrival nt Shangh \ie\v tn nei.">tiating l..an from (ana.; ta <"haia. Sin Kuo Mm. It will h<- retailed that a Reutii r* a (dated Jan. 4] read -•evens, the M.nisu-r
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    OUTLAWS OF S. CHINA.
    138 12 Navy to Help in Clearing Lp Campaign. H'inir Kon-r. Jan. 7. Th CMMH ciaisirs Hoithau and Vingsui are CMahtg south, an are exI Hoag Kon^,- on Jan. 11. Sin Kuo Mm. It i- prohall'- that thesr < r Mag MHI ta I anton to partici|>ate in
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    CHINA'S TARIFFS.
    76 12 Bradford Industn Severely Penalised. Shanghai, Jan. I. Thin- i- L'r'iwintr airitation new tariff ..n woollen goods, which severly penalises Riadfonl. The duties are roni:.lrx. hut M mated that the import tariff on all-woo 1 loths under six oun< es per s<|Uare yard will be approximately :>s. fid. per
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    THE THIRSTY THIRTY.
    157 12 American Locked Out in Mexico All Night. San PMC*, <a!.. Dee. 20. lit. ause of Mid i-u-nt of orders to <. l«.-t- the international border between Mexiro and the United States at .«ix o'clock every evening thirty Americans were t-oiii|)i-lle.: to spend all last night at Tia
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    25 12 The shipping community in Singapore is requested to fly flags at half mast on Saturday, on the atOMM of the burial of the PruscaN Royal.
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    29 12 The exhibition of uncuia pictures of facenei will be given by Mr. Ansaka at th. > II I aaning Road, on Monday at 6.30 p.m., and nut 6, previously announced.
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    NANKING'S DOMESTIC POLICY.
    186 12 Former Rebel Armies. I'WMKNTS TO TROOPS IN ARREARS. The < .-ntra! P 11 Ku.' UNla> at v .-r in the v. my and ih. I 11 mittee of K tht- divKitm anil tr«reral I. iii SI f hin th.- V f limed dllllM riim.-nt iatendi I Future.
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    A FATAL JUMP.
    43 12 A FATA L JUMP. Stampede During GliMJwg Raid. A Ck arrest by jumping >■■■■' last night in hospital this morning. I lisp,-. DMMML -unil;!. i t\ Af aid on room wl. a "name." Immcilwlilv tl the ihitu window, falling hi a sustaining tht- injurfc
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    FAKE "CURES'THAT KILL.
    33 12 FAKE CURES KILL. Evident" at Indian Dngl Inquir>. The pad |H ur know Rotainjt an ll aacthre »n.; > have any value." I.u-ut.-nant < i.L.r J. I M.B tremendo:; I lift because a pa' i
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    7 NEW U.S. ASMIEALS.
    29 12 Th- Inf. •elf with s< I President II of M many (apt.. Admits!. Th new hum I W -.Us. A. L. William sladc. Block. K
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    VACANT SENATE POST.
    10 12 Moot pel ier. \rrni.' Mr Fraru\< C,
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    11 12 A meeting of Board will be held in Wtdnesday. Jan. 1.
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      COLONY HOCKEY TRIAL.
      798 13 Hiph Standard of Play. I'ROIiLK.MS FOR THE SELECTORS. I White* I. al with praitically all trial ayiMl for the purs in choosing a < tcrday's hockey eoafasJag than helpful. re several play- i I r:. .t le left out of the and ..-nil others who the sum
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      LOCAL RUGBY.
      267 13 Ireland vs. the Rest On Jan. 19. The annual Ireland vs. the Re--t match (under the auspices o» the St. Patrick's Society will be played on the Padang on .lan. 11<. Players eligible to be included in the Ireland tiari are asked to send their names to Mr.
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    TED ZEGWAARD.
    144 13 Dutch Middleweight Champion In Singapore. Ted Zegwaar.l. who claims to be champion i.f Holland at list. 61b., arrived in Singapore this morning, and is anxious to get a fight here with anyone up to 12st. Zegwaard is probably one of the most travelled boxers in the ring today,
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    WELSH TRIAL GAME.
    276 13 Difficult Problem for The Selectors. The Welsh Rugby trial at Swansea produced an interesting struggle, an-J th« fact that the potential international title. which took the field under the name ot lbs Probables, could only draw, shows that the selectors have a difficult problem in front of
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    GREYHOUND RACING.
    524 13 Club Rules Regulating The Sport It is estimated that nearly 20,000,000 laapai will have attended licensed greyhound tracks in the United Kingdom when the 1!*•'«) season comes to an end. Of all these enthusiasts, it is fairly safe to say that few have any idea of how the
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    PENANG RACES.
    52 13 Scratching for Today's Events. The Pcnang Turf Club meeting begins today. Scratchings are as follows 1.—Polycreta. 2.—Florrie's Pet, Speardale. 3.—Clargo, Fairway, Double Call. 5.—Maisons Lafitte. 7.—Award. 8.—Starbeck, Bloomficld. Bridgemond. All Kngagements.—Clargo. Second Day. 3.—Diamond Dust. 9.—Going On. The big sweep for the first day will be drawn on
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    AMERICAN GOLF.
    65 13 Pasadena. Calif., Dec. 21. Tony Mancro, New York professional, captured the $4,000 Pasadena open golf tournament today, scoring 287 for the' Mortie Dutra, of Long Beach, Calif., was second with 289. Al F.spinosa, of Chicago, and Herman Barron, of Fort Chester. N. V., tied for third with 290.
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    BRITISH ARMY WINS DESBOROUGH CUP.
    449 13 Dutch Amateurs Beaten At Stadium Club. Amateur boxers held tenure of the Stadium Club, Holborn, in mail week when the international match for the Lord Desborougfa trophy between a •tain from the British Army and a team of Dutch amateurs at the eight stai:<luid weights
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    MRS. BUNDY AS COACH.
    200 13 Famous Champion Quits Amateur Tennis. Los Angeles, Dec. 26. Mrs. May Sutton Bundy, once holder of the Women's National Tennis crown and twice winner of the British title, has forsaken the amateurs and is teaching the (fame at a school for girls in Santa Barbara. M
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    L.T.A. MEETING.
    750 13 New Rules Regulating Play. A number of resolutions embodying amendments to the rules of lawn tennis were passed at the annual meet-ting of the U*n Tennis Association, over which < Lord D'Abernon presided, in London on Dec. 8. I One provided that "play shall never be 1 suspended,
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    144 13 Tharaaay. Jaaaary Bu»-by P.S.R.K.C. vs. S. Johor*. B.CC. R.A.K. "U" (M.ti.i Co. Wtlch B«gt.. Srlcur. FrMay, Jaaaary t. Hockey: S.R.C. lit XI vs. Welch Reft.,: S.R.C. Saturday, Jingirj 1«. Pcnanr Rarei. Rughy: Smcapor* vs. Perak. Malaya Cup Final. K L. RAY VS. S.C.C., S«letar Race Course Golf Club
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    ENGLAND RUGBY TRIAL.
    678 13 Many "Hopes" Fail. VARSITY I'LA^ KKS SHINE. VW spend weeks hp then eighty minutes' pin] our preciM K \V. K some sj C. W. Paikford in the Spo Robert.-i. a v in hi.« day, and later a vnl •M wh<> has formed that i i ion, lam
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    LOCAL GOLF.
    47 13 Committee (up a* Kace CmbTBC (i. Th<- CaaaatttM at the Rai»- I recent holidays. Bah competitor played four matches against M^aaaaßM who were drawn for. The cup was won by I-ee K.-ng Ty«with a score of four MMBM and a winninj; margin of li h01e...
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    VICEROY REPLIES TO HIS CRITICS.
    2186 15 Tho "Strong Government* 1 Theory Fallacy. ACTS OF TERRORISM. THE POWER OF INDIAN NATIONALISM. An India claiming her full share H Iniixrial res poaalailtty and privileges as Tier in the common heritage of the British omnionwealth. ideal put forward aj II K i •rd Irvin)
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    COLONEL LINDBERGH.
    133 15 Turns Fireman When His Plane Bursts into Flames. Baltimore, Md., Dec. 19. Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, the famous America aviator, today turn.-l fireman when his aeroplane was threatened with destruction by fire. Backfiring from the motor of the piano caused the fuseir^c of the machine to ignite just
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    BEAUTY SECRETS OF THE EAST.
    1652 15 Wooing with Cosmetics. EAVESDROPPING ON THE BRIDE. (By Sirdar Ikbal Ali Shah, the famous Afghan writer and traveller.) Seeking a deeper meaning of the OrienUl life I drifted to the wilds of the Khyber village, and when they were taking the bridal gifts to the
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    LATEST VOLCANO DISASTER.
    802 15 JAVA LITTER. Peculiarities of .Merapi. VILLAGES TAKEN HY SI'RPRISK. (From Our Own There ha* I --en sobm confusion over the position of the volcano Mi rapi, which ha* been in eruption. It is, of course, in mid-Java and mu«t t>" will known to ell visitors to lijocja
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    MR. G. J. DIEKEMA.
    104 15 Death of IS. Minister To Netherlands. The Hague. Dec. 20. Mr. Gen-it J. biekema. American miniate r to the Netherlands since August, 1929. died here today after failing to rally from an operation he underwent two days ago. He was 71 years old. Mr. Diekrma was
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    SEEING THE NEW YEAR IN AT SEA.
    1250 17 Sounding Eight Bells." THE s\!l. oils FEMININE TRAIT. < ommander Mannin < ran*. NN U the well known writer of seaI. in- I.: m trmH just lie think.« 1 multitude "f conflicting ns. and uw her. the next ■g his ship in terms
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    COTTAGER AND KING.
    341 17 < liar miii»; Story of Bulgaria's Ruler. It is now revealed that a Bulgarian pras:mt woman had a cup of coffee and a irmioly Chat with King Boris in her cot- 1 tage bhrrtly before his marriage to Princess Giovanna of Italy. King Boris had been out
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    SOVIET DIPLOMAT SHOT DEAD.
    512 17 Refusal to Return To Moscow. Another tragedy has to he added to the annals of thi Soviet diplomatic er -one Levin. First Secretary of I Urn Soviet F.mhasav in Rome, died a vio- lent death in mysterious circumstances I in the Embassy ar.d a <lay later
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    COMMUNISM IN SPAIN.
    209 17 Not Much Progress Made Of Utc. Pars, Dec. 20. I The .os ies|x>nileiit of I>e Journal at Malri.l hiis inte viewed a Spanish states- j MM on the -ul'je.-t uf the existence nfl Communism in Spain. The statesman concerned said that Communism had not succeeded much, of
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    A ROYAL FARMER.
    125 17 Kirn; «'arol on Agriculture In Rumania. Bucharest, Dec. 30. Kine Carol, in opening the coofereme on the improvement of wheat production, in whuh all the Rumanian agricultural uHMK-iationii are taking part, made a *pwih in the coins* whkh he »taUvl I that the crisis fa.ing agriculture Makes
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    SPANISH LEGION.
    47 17 Madrid, De?. 25. Several battalions nf the Spanish foreign l«":infi. whi. h were lirnujht to Spain because of the rerent rettellion, were ordered back to Morocco today. Before nailing the soldiers will parade in several cities where the anti monarrhi .1 (Icnrnjitrationi wer« nioit siriou*.
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    VICTIMS OF THE SLUMP.
    1887 17 Can You Help These Men In accordance with the offer made in the Notes of the Day column we give publicity- to the following appeals for work from men who are unemployed as a d'rert result of the slump. The Kidtor will he pleaxrd to place
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    BILLION DOLLAR MERGER.
    27 17 InjumtMM (.rani d To Prevent It. Th- p .lu.tr. H:r I I giant an iniun< •liollth- af liil' with |.n. thf I i •uat<
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    EMBEZZLED $$,000,000.
    19 17 MliUrur fr.,i to UN) •in. t'. fr 1 prlsor. l:. liuarunt-. H vvhi. t- H l*rn Ctl'fnr-
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    CAUGHT AND KILLED BY CROCODILE.
    297 18 Search Party Sees Man Being Eaten. (Fri.rn Our Own Correspondent.) Klang, Jan. 7. ilnw a Javanese fisherman wn caught, killed and eaten by a crocodile is told in h story which has just reached here» from Sungei Puloh Klang. It appears that on New Year's
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    KUROPEAN UNEMPLOYED
    299 18 Assistance (iiven by Malayan Committee. The following is a report of the work of the Kurnpean I'nemployment Committee up to the end >if last month A|ij ir;i!i.ns ha'.e been received by the various local committees as under: Singapore 22. I'enang 15, Malacca 1 Kedah 1. Ncgri Sembilan 15,
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    A SLUMP ANTIDOTE.
    191 18 Wheeler Woolsey's Humour At the Capitol. i lly Out Film Correspondent.) Whaler and Woolsey in Half Shot at Sunrise" at th<- Capitol are the beat anti- the dump yet offered in Singapore. 0m '«:<> gi> ihcto with the longest of i:>d a critical eye but five minute*
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    ATTAP HOUSE FIRE.
    56 18 Damage Done by Time Engines Arrive. •-.day an attap :pird Sy Tamils in Bukit Pur- I mci. a i I Kampong Bahru R''nH. was destroyed by fire. Twi. ..ii ngfocf were called, but the Mazr had almost burnt itself out when they arrived. No one was hurt.
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    CINEMA WRECKED.
    347 18 Modernist French Film Resented. A Paris cinema hall was wrecked and it* screen uamaged. when a part of the audience manifested its objection to the film shown. The demonstration was prearranged, the demonstrators, who occupied two rows of the stalls, having armed themselves with ink grenades, itink bombs
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    LAWYERS' ROBES.
    184 18 Delhi Pickets Insist On Khaddar." New Delhi, Dec. 16. Two advocates. Khan Bahadur Abdur Rahman and Rai Bahadur Ramkishore, vice-chancellor and treasurer, respectively, of Delhi University, were besieged in their chambers by women volunteers this morning. The Ba Association, it is stated, re- cently passed a resolution asking
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    LOST RADIUM NEEDLE.
    169 18 Colombo General Hospital Mystery. Colombo, Dec. 20. I The whereabout < of a radium needle, the disappearance of which was discovered on Wednesday .it the General Hospital, Colombo, remains i mystery, a three days' frantic search for the precious instrument —worth nearly Rs. 6,000 both by the
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    AIR HERO WEDS.
    127 18 First Flight to Hawaii Recalled. San Francisco, Dec. 20. Mr. Emory Bronte, a noted aviator, and Miss Edwina Griffith, of Terrell, Texas, were married here today. Immediately after the marriage ceremony they left for Del Monte, California, where they will spend their honeymoon. Mr. Bronte, a resident
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    STRANDED SEAMEN.
    106 18 Appeal for Gifts Of Clothing. The Master Attendant (Capt. Geoffrey Freyborg, 0.8.E.. R.N.) has issued an appeal on behalf of the committee of the Singapore Sailors" Institute, of which he is chairman, for any tweed or serge suits, boots, shoes and caps which their European owners are about
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    MURDER IN CANTON.
    113 18 Man Shot Dead While Walking In the Street. Hong Kong, Jan. 7. Mr. Sre Shcung-mui, a director of the Canton branch of the Ind.. -China Kuomintang was assassinated on the night of Jan. 6 while walking in Hung taksun Street, Canton. He was suddenly surprised by four
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    CABARET PERFORMANCE.
    104 18 Warrant of Arrest Against Hotel Manager. Before the Fourth Police Magistrate (Mr. C. A. Whitton) today, Mr. C. H. Nicoll, A.S.P. Central Police Station. appeared and asked for a warrant of arrant to be issued against the manager of the Adelphi Hotel. Mr. Nicoll said that three summons
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    ADELPHI HOTEL.
    62 18 Receiver Appointed By Consent. On the application of counsel appearing on behalf of Mr. R. M. Meyer. Mr. Baldwin Low irk of 18, Battery Road was, in the Supreme Court this morning, appointed receiver of the Adelphi Hotel. The order was made by Mr. Justice Whitley. and was
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    THE HONG KONG GAOL STRIKE.
    650 18 Official Government Statement Hone Kir;;. Dec. 22. Th" following sti-ement has issued for publication by the Colonial Secretary There is no doubt that outside influences have been at work in cau-iint the present unrest in the Victoria (ianl. 11 It is an obvious trark for
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    TRUNK MURDER MYSTERY
    211 18 Two Bombay Merchants Arraigned. Bombay, Dec. l'J. After an interval of nearly a year an echo of the trunk murder mystery was heard today in the court of the third magistrate, Bombay, when two Muslim hosiery merchants, Haji Abuloar Taher Mahomed and Ibrahim Haji Abukar. father and
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