The Straits Times, 24 January 1931

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    38 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NIARLT A CENTOBT.] THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 20 PAGES SINGAPORE. SATTRDAY, JANTARY 24. 1931 PRICE 10 ENTS The Straits Times 20 PAGES SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, JANUARY 24. 1931. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      108 1 Singapore: ts. cecil st. (phone sibi>. I BBaaajMßjaaßß^Bßßa 8.15 TONK.MT 9.15 lIKUK li Will. "LAWFUL LARCENY" i Phone 5261 5262. ■■■■■■■■■■■■Bia««B«l«B»— ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■l SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK FROM THE FERTILE VALLEYS OF THE FAMOUS SWISS ALPS. "Sledge Hrand" Sweetened Pti&oAAM S Sli^kl Condensed Milk is prepared k and guaranteed by the I'iWp^
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      147 1 KUALA LUMPUR: 27. JAVA ST. (PHONE 3633' Modern Silverware j j PRIZES THAT ARE APPRECIATED. j "LAMERIE" PATTERN Aa aelectui by the Sinfaporr Turf Club for Trophieo. 1931. Paul Dc I^mciie was a Frenchman »)i, la^hioned fine silverware during th^ :^ht.»nth century. The best featur.--i if the Rococo period were
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      11 1 I IUTONIGHi I;KHh DANIEbB in "LAWFUL LARCENY" I I'hoM :.261 .'.262.
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      2787 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. THE EAST ASIATIC CO, LIMITED (Incorporated in Denmark) Telephone S32S. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE Ta GENOA. LONDON. ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG AND I lIP EN HAG EN. Leave Spore. Penang. bj. hoRINGIA Feb. 11 Feb. IS m.s. ALSIA Mar. 25 Mar. 27 m.s. SELANDIA Apr. 8 Apr. 10 m.s. FIONIA
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      521 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO, LTD. Incorporated in Siam) BANCK'iK HASTING SERVICE for Krrtay. TrrriKKunu. Kelantan, bangnara, Telupin, Patani. Singori. Ijicn. Sichon, Handun. Kohtamut. Lanir»uan. I humprn ami Bangkok. Arrival Departure VAWYA Jan. Jfi Jar, M MAI.IM Feb. I Feb. 4 SI DDHADIB Fafc. 11 The steamers are fitted throughout
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      342 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. Flooring Tiles OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO^ SAN I IMNCISCO, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TACOMA. WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., PORT LAND. ORE. JIIIN I Si II 1-1)1 IK Sailini's for I niled States and Canada I'uints from Hem,' Kont,'. San FMawJaaa and Law Angeiea. I N TIDK
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      519 3 dollar trtAMtmr uhb ceWAMHUCAW I MAIL UNI ~jSk BBBBagW. -t«f»- ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICE SINGAPORE. PENANG. COLOMBO. SUEZ. PORT SAIO. ALEXANDRIA. NAPLES, GENOA. MAR-iEILLLS. NEW YORK AND BOSTON Arrivs Leave Leava Spore Spore Penang PRES. HAYES Feb. t Feb. i Peb. 7 PRES. KM LMORE Feb. 16 Feb. 19 Feb. 21 I'KKS.
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      871 3 4NORDDEUTSCDER ELLERMAN BUCKNALL LLOYD STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporate* (IncorporaUd in England.) Germany). "ELLERMAN" LINE PAMBNQEI AND FREIGHT SERVICE TO The .ndenaentloned are the C-paay's THE LXIT^WNGDOM AND intended flituret. OUTWARDS. FREIGHT SEBVICE tSC 0 TakU U lny <1 Feb. I CIT Y OF KHIOS Feb. 16 f f S k
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      907 3 In various Aitistic and INTRODUCTION Or'Kinal Dtsiuns ;.nd UNIKUIJUCIIUn Produced by Kvpcriuu,,! Over a million eignrs a week The ■tat* of the rise of fame of Charles I orkmrll. Cigar* in Holland, the country of their manufacture is not a complicated one. ft-*! the simple tale of quality. Owing to
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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      464 4 CLASSIFIKI) ADVERTISEMENTS. 'c nppioximiitely v-n word* to n line and charge of tt I pted up to 10 Harr for the use of A re.'.: allowed the same ..'i.l of ten per lenient an- ordered. >nal anwill charged n«er;ion up lone' ne' line. ■1 1 MM 1 i:n-' Mi\ HI
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      730 4 BOARD— RESIDENCE ■OAST Hp— and red currant jelly tf a Usiy dnh V»u will »et minv »uch at No. 1 Koad. Vacancy now. Enquire 5 o.m. DALEYDENK 147. Killiney Road. Boro (Man Boarding Establishment. Doubl* and single room-. Garage. Unnia court. Tcrma from t»0. p.m. Mr*. E. Kin*. Phone 4«©9
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      629 4 HOUSES, FLATS TO LET. TO LET, Bungalow 10 Institution Hill. from l»ec". I. having eleetnt light and water and garage. Apply United Engineer* 1-imited. TO UT, for 10 months, from Mar. 15, wellfurnished modern bungalow, conveniently situated in ••©od locality. S bedroom*, tennis-c-urt. Staff available if required.Apnly Box ■Z3, .-\rait.i
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      454 4 BUSINESS PREMISES TOILET. TO LF.T, romisanriinK frcinij flour pre- ml«e* with window apace, <uitablv uArr ur «howro«m. I'romWpt pot it ion ia ctntr* of hmttmta wl.on. Apply 990. Strait* Tmm. TO LET, in town, flrtt cl>» godown with riTtr frontat* aeeemibU at all tide*. Suitable (or all kinds of Product,
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      800 4 MISCELLANEOUS Si.\ Fl.< BY I PHILLIPS OPPFNHEIM. 4.'. cent* a .opy PeitpßS 10 ctr.C. or Nil for an I", P t <> Thr. Profiteer*. Devil's Paw. J*cub< lAdJcr. Ten\ntatlon nt ravertamw. U -*ln.-ham Uses Home Vmasing t>u»«t of Mr. Ernr^t Blis>. Michael's Evil l>eed». The Wicked Marquis The Plunderers. Illustrious
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      552 4 LEGAL NOTICES I -IfJMimmmmmmmjmmmmmm at NOTICE is hereby fiven th^Mark <leuicteil ab.A.' thr exclumvr pro piity of ho-> Hoe Huat Tobacc merchant* carrying *a baaaaes ..norr ami .r. u-.-.l r.v them i.r their authorised ayents in connection »iih Si«me-e and lv» i tured by V pared (at sales in Btt
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    HOW AIR RECORDS STAND.
    621 5 Britain Left Behind In The Race. The year 1930 was marked, in the »ir, jy the fact that Great Britain was furjassed by four Continental Powers and he United States, and equalled by a sixth n the quest for world air honours. The official world's air
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    WHITE TIGRESS SHOT.
    41 5 Ruling Chief of Korea State's Success. Baikunthpur, Jan. 3. A whito tigress measuring eilfht feet, nine inches, was shot by the Ruling Chief <.f Korea State (Central Provinces* \vterday. Thi» is the second white ti(rress he has bailed.
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    $800,000 DEFICIT.
    36 5 In a written reply to Mr. (Iraham White tho Postmaster-General states that it is thought probable that the deficit on thi tilpgraph nervice* for the current year will M somewhat in excess of £800,000.
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      304 5 i-I *fTti T^ ¥T C-\ -I Raffles Hotel TONIGHT. SPECIAL DINNER, DANCE CABARET "The Moscow Trio" ADMISSION TO BALLROOM $1 GRILL ROOM SPECIAL DISH TONIGHT MMSI ITtTrTO si < MM. Pic; hi; \i-Mi KI.IKV LYONNAJSI POTATOmB. $1.75. •s».mmssmß-mmß..m.smmmmmmsmnmmmmnmmmn. Sea View Hotel All Rooms with Modern Sanitation. SUNDAY 25th January. ORCHESTRAL
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      891 5 WAYGOOD-OTIS LIFTS SUPPLIED, INSTALLED AND MAINTAINED BY THE Sole Agents in .Malaya C'ENTRAI I IENCINE WORKS IT Dll— geyi.am; road, singai'ork ipoh kuala limitr. Tel. No. 5471 (4 lines). AUCTION NOTICES. "district court sale W 1». So m MM n the inw of WWM i HHiH kK\«. l.indloni I lIKI
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      172 5 Today's Crossword Puzzle. 1 1 1 1 111 1 mm* fjhis^^~^p p 1 "^~mmma~~~MMMr~l^^^^^l~~~^^l^^l~" (CLUES.) 11 lflls"; 20. Pertainmr to the side 1 Itrfrml *'«ary air a- rr <d H Virwm Avolil 11. BoV«u.r,l ft WoodyMrmmed plant 19 1 ...front *>• "ay OaCK 13. *M Wast K.rrn.r lio.-id »e«.r. 16
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  • FEATURES OF THE WEEK'S NEWS FROM CHINA.
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      STILL THE DOLLAR FALLS.
      997 6 HONG KONG LETTER. I \S. Silver Ix>an Scheme. KILLING OF MONKEYS FOR FOOD. (I*i— Our o.vn CofroaaoaiM Boag Konir. Jar •i of the weather— ,:>td fr< m as in Hong Ki.nj; th at fall of thi? dollar, which r r day r.t 1! '..I. It i.iinjr
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      DR. SUN YAT SEN.
      260 6 (nnton Memorial Nearly Completed. Canton. Jan. ML The Sun Vat Sen memorial building, i'-:uu-il by many "amous foreign archi-'n-i who have visited' it to be the most .magnificent building in China, ir rapidly ■implction. The compound occupies an ar^a of over 100 mows (13 aeies). most
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      RAILWAY ISSUE IN MANCHURIA.
      366 6 Japan to Negotiate With Marshal Chang. Tokio. Jan. 11. According to Japanese Press report-, Mr. Kimura, a director of the Sorth Manchurian Railway Company, will open n<K( nations en railway matters with the Chinese authorities in Mukden about February 10, after the return of Marshal Chang
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      THE GOBI DESERT.
      160 6 Remains of Prehistoric Hyena Found. New York, Jan. 7. <• "f a srreat prehistoric hyenaIikc .>n n;?l was toll today in a formal m)<u sub nit led to the officials of the American Mginn of NhIuiuI Hisiory "by My Ifny Chapman Andrews, the note'i cx;>!--re. of Gobi
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      FIERCE BATTLE WITH THE REDS.
      458 6 Thousands Killed In Kiangsi. Shanghai. Jan. 13. Alarming reports of a heavy Government defeat ami of the rapture <f Kishui. j within ten miles of Kianfu, in south Kiangti. by a horde of Communist bandits, who are terrorising th» countryside, murdering the wealthier inhabitants with
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      GUNPOWDER NOT DRUGS.
      68 6 A IJonfirc Which Went With Too Hij? A Bang?. Nanking, Jan. Following a recent incident in wnich several Shantjnjr Provincial GflMMMtt officials were killed and injured at the .;rniru of so-called druc wkkk I rvu 1 to bo ({unj»owa»r and which naturally exploded, the National (Government this
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      THREE MILE CHASE.
      327 6 Robber Shot Dead By Shanghai Police. Shanghai. Jan. WA i.>ng and thrilling, police chase after a suspect occurred at about 4 a.m. yesterday morning when the Sinra police encaged with an alleged armed robber and. aftir i vi suing him through a portion i.i the French Concession
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      THRILLS AT SEA.
      315 6 Deck Passengers Out Of Hand in Storm. Shanghai, Jan. 13. The steamer Hwi Heng entered pari yesterday with a heavy list and a smashed anchor windl««!>. following l>aH weather off the Shantung Promontory on Saturday. Buffetted by seas, she had been force-! tc anchor for some hours,
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      A BUSY WEEK OF MANY TOPICS.
      1105 6 SHANGHAI LETTER. Dog-Racing to End. (lOLI), SILVER AM) THK WEATHER. <Kr..m Our Own Correspondent.) Shanghai. Jin. 1::. There has been no lack of t conversation during the last few days. It fact, we have been almost overwhelmed with excitement. Silver touched the lowest point
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      126 7 fs 1 TONIGHT 1 fs 1 Yet Another Mctro-Goldwyn-Maycr SUPER PROGRAMME. NORMA SHEARER VIVACIOUS! TANTAUBING! BEWITCHING! NOW IN HER MOST SU HTI, E, DARING ROLE GIVING AN KXQUISITK PERFORMANCE IN AN EXQUISITE PRODUCTIOH— LET US BE GAY THK MOST DEUGRTFULLT Hl'MOKors I'ICTI'RK OF A DIVORCE DEBACLE EVER FILMED, WITH THE
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      240 7 *i£>t*o€> oe 6eoQ^€)Qose oe oo o^ ooc]< 4 3)1: W^m w* J II r B° fc to! m W fflg I I I I 1 MX l Positively the Last Three Performances [615] TONIGHT [ais] MATINEE TODAY AT 3.15 p.m. Your Last Opportunity To See RADIOS GREAT DRAMATIC-COMEDY CREATION BEBE
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      262 7 U 6.15 TONIGHT 915 Matinees, Sat. Sun., 3.15 |H THE LEVIATHAN OF THE TALKIES U ATLANTIC U A nDOWNG, HUMAN STttKV THAT ITBlTlfl IN GIANT LETTERS A MIGHTY MESSAGE TO hmd THE WORLD With The Biggest Cast Ever i '2| Assembled. DON'T MISS THE GREATEST DRAMA L EVER SCREENED. H
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    GALLANT FIGHT TO SAVE SHIP.
    1480 8 .r; NOTES. Tribute to Crew. WOIDABLE PERIL VI KS LOSS OF TAHITI. I f li..;uir' n into the I >ss of the 'tramer Sv the Board of Journal of Corn. Utt (Hurt, the ship «WM ■roll found. a/H r.cr b>a MM sfiaWi I I IVJMMI
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    40 8 MAILS FOR EU ROPE. or I R o,n Bal.wran ')'Art*|.ian Kdavana Kilv.tn S >or» LoMoa Ivft Arrd. I>fc. 12 Jan. 3 P«c. It Jan. t H*f. Jan. 8 D«c. 19 Jan. 12 D*c. 18 Jan. 10 Dec. 26 Jan. 1?
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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      265 8 EXCHANGE. Singapore. Jan. 21. On London, Bank 4 13", Demand 1/1 Jl I'nvatt I m. erodit F/4 3 32 On Ntw York, demand M I'll Pr.TaU N d On Krance, Bank T.T. 1 130 on India, Bank T.T. On Ho.if Kon». Bank T.T. &i> 4 p.c. di^t. On Shanghai. Bank
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      PASSENGERS.
      304 8 The following passengers for Malaya left London on D<c M by the P. and O. s.s. Malwa. due in Singapore today i Mr. A. D. Baker. Mr. K. H. Brooks, Mr. an,] Hourne. Mr. R. Beach. Mr. C. J. 11. Browning, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Biddick. Mr. and
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    • STOCKS AND SHARES.
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        MINING.
        464 8 MM r»l. Pd. Bayen S«ll*n •1 11 Asam Kumbinf 10 22 6 -5 Ayer HiUm Tin 11 8 12 f-j cj. ll XI Bangrin Tin 11 9 IS 9 1 1 Batang Padang 0.10 0.15 1 1 Batu Caves 0.60 0.66 I 1 Bokit Aranc OJS 0.40 II XI
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        GENERAL.
        274 8 Ml ML Pd. Boyf n Seller* 2 t Alas. Brick Ordf. 2 30 1.50 2 2 Altf. Brick Prcfi. 2. 1S 2.X5 cd. tl 11 Brit. Am. Tobacco 4.5.0 4.10.0 1 1 Central Kngin* 045 0.40 nom. 00 (0 Chines* Com. Baak 66.00 75.00 tl 11 Con. T. S.
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        114 8 Singapore Cold Storage 7 p.c. deb. of 1926 red. 1931-36 102 10» ci. Singapore Municipal 6 p.e. of 1901 red. 1930 $1378,000 par. 6% prem. Singapore Municipal 4H p.c. of 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 9* par Singapore Municipal 4'i p.c. of 1909 red. 1966 $1,000,000 96 par
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        390 8 Frascr and Co. and LyaO and Evttt's quotations Today* Prieaa Fra«»r Ly.ll A 4 Co. Evatt AlUnhy i tli 0.95 1.05 0.96 J.OS Alor tiajafc (II) 0.90 1.10 CM O.M A. Hitam ifll II.". \Z% 1.20 1 In K Kaniaf (|1) OM OJO CM OJO A. Malay ($2)
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    ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
    194 8 Salurrin Januirr 24. II. W. 1.45 a.m., 8 ft. 7 in.. 1.25 p.m.. ft. 1 in. Burn's Night Dinner, S >a View Hottl. Sunday, January 2J. II V. 2 14 a.m.. 8 ft. 6 in., 2.4 p.m. K ft. 5 in. Cathedral Dedication Service. Monday. January
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    133 8 Tattay. •euth-hatt Borneo (Miaje* lr.do( hina i( henonceau* Pontianak (Togianl Sarawak i Kuthmg Miri. Labuan. North Bornto and Jolo I Darvel I I M Tandjong Balei and Laboeaii Bilik (Jaraki 4 Tembilahan and Indragm ißukani 4 i Bengali* and Hagan Si-Api-Aj.. (Toboaln r Rhio. Billiton. Java. South
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    87 8 S»(un(»\ Janui" Skip* aloitfslaV lha Wharves or txpertri to arrive. Enlranrr fcait Wharf B»— g ihift 1 Main Wharf Ctt| Ca-ldford Cfc—awMi Kmpire Dock Kin(a AkiU Maru Kairtirl.l CltJ 3 Muntaster link 4*; 4 Writ Wharf Malwa SrUneur 1 Raub Section 10 Nil EEPPEL HABBOIR. Main Wharf
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    Vessels Arrived.
    56 8 AKITA NAftl Jap MIC KKI.ANTAN. Hr Maine... Jl for Malar.;, tt-l. K1NTA. Knt Mi Ism fl I '■■■■■■<>* M-l, for I'enane J<>l RAl'H. Bm toai ran Ponl si -Ifor Pontianak SIN(iARAt>JA. l>ut J.-j ton m B I).-24-1. for B !i. tl I. BELANGOR. Brit, i Z4-1. f.-r I.uk
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      21 8 NOW READY The Singapore and Malayan ROUGH DIARY MM 82.50 OMataaMt fr»« PRINTERS, LIMITED, i; Collrcr Qm*y. P.«i« »87. AND STATIONERS.
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      405 8 ""^a'pwkHtjrHSIjb"" FOURTH PROFESSIONAL MEETING. M Day. Saturday. Jan. 31. 1931. 2nd Day, Wednesday. Feb. 4, 1931. 3rd Day, Saturday, Feb. 7, 1931. Subject to sufficient entries, the following races will be provided (a) Three runt for Class 8 Horses. Stakes $1,000. !>■ Thrre runt for Class 4 Horaei. Stakes $900.
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      273 8 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weatker ftepft. Bright Wind. Btatioa. Temperature Rsin- Sua- Relative Direc- Speed Weather. Max. Mia. fall, shine. Humidity. tion. T. T. las. hours. m p. a. ■Alor Star 71 Nil inn Tt NNE 10 Fine Koto Bharu U 6<J Nil 10.0 85 Calm Cloudy K. Trrngganu 84
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    315 9 Signs That Tin Stocks Are Moving. MORI KI'KKKR BUYING FROM EIROPE. (By Oar Financial Correspondent.) .iv. 10 a.m. To<U>'« Price* Kubher. 12' > rent*, par Ib. Tin. 110 laaa ai 159^ i>er pirul. Ye*t«-r«la>'s I'riren Kubher. I I idun 1 I H'kl. down I-IM. New I ct-.
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    EXCHANGES.
    39 9 tagay, Jan. m aaai I Is. 5»4d.. Heri.n -ii -J' BraaMft Baeharee* xt. Ceaea1M". Hone Keng i n IWJS. te Viaee l i»an« I.' i k I• ienna V«kohama IS Iver S|>..t 11 It r..rward t I Win
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      WHY RESTRICTION WAS DROPPED.
      825 9 Mr. Harvey Firestone's Explanation. M the seventh OMkMM "t Major Industrie* held in CMHfB) MN%, Harvey Firestone. Junior. vice-pre-ident uf the r.ieitoi.e Tyre and Kubbcr < made lk) statement, rather widely quoted, that the rubber industry looki forward with optimism la a MMMM and B*MMfa»M year
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      64 9 Bujrir* Selleri RS.S. equal to London Standard Si.ot It 12". SUnriard IM an Trndrr Frt.ruary IS ll'i »>!>.■ JUr. u'. H Apr.l-June It II M 1 July s. ft U\ M Ton* of Market E«m«t. Latrit Cable Lor.r m Spot SKert 4 l-16d. per Ib.
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      SATISFACTORY YEAR FOR BRITISH GOODRICH.
      1843 9 POSITION STRENGTHENED AND DIVIDEND INCREASED. PRODUCTIVE CAPACITY AUGMENTED. The sixth unuil ftnrral meeting of ih« ordinary shareholders of the MM Goodrick Rubber Co. «u held at Blackf ri«r» House Parsonage. Manchester, un Dec. IV Sir WaJrond Sinclair, the chairman ami managing director of the company,
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      RUBBER MARKET.
      144 9 Lewi* and f>mt's report dated, Jan. 22. »tat*s An almoct unparalleled state of stagnation aaains to ha** act in uti all mark*!*, sad Ule«e who were hoping for a stabilisation of «vhb»r price, should now be content, providrd of course La* level at which this has taken place
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      PROBLEMS OF THE OIL INDUSTRY.
      502 9 The Menace of an Orgy Of Drilling." hough in moJl countries consumption i»f oil produrt- i- tkr »anr am l*i». there has been littlr „i no mcrea»r in ror»umpt n comnan.-d with the rrowth lof demand experienced in pr*v:oo» ye»r< IM >luni ..rounts fur v
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      CHURCH SERVICES.
      589 9 ST. MMV1 ATHKKRAl. I rveraion of St. Paul, indication K.-.tival IH Sun ■iay after Epiphany. Jan H, 7 a.m H itj c'umn. 7.:tO a.m.. Malm- a.m.. Hol> oton < h..iil It a.m.. Sunday Sihool at It r..ul .'..30 p.m.. re.tal K\i Choral' and Sermon; Holy t "inn. un
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    LONDON MONEY MARKET.
    463 9 Downward Trend in Stock Exchange I*ri< NEW LOW PKK K RECORDS IN WALL STREET. (From Our Own orrespmid I in Money «ai not qt: lx>ni«T\ n...nr) market '.as: ai el. weekly Ka:ik of K IMi .hai preeuma. <h: istmas Ul it ii. I i of u>. Enflaad
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      26 9 G. H. Mumm's Celebrated CHAMPAGNES CORDON ROUGE 1921 Vintage OBTAINABLE FROM ALL WINE DEALERS. So)« Aieate I HENRY WAUGH Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR AND PBNAN6.
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      43 9 THE MALAYAN ARITHMETIC (or rVdl ISH m WOOLS IN M iLAI r'roal the kno»a tv thr unkno»n." j SECOND ft REVISKI) EMTION H II.V 111 I srTKXTRD. Parla I. 11. aad 111. al Slot ear* part. l'abl.*hed and miM hy PETEK CBONG OMPANY.
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. JAN. 24, 1931. CHANGING STANDARDS IN MORALS.
    1028 10 For the Hilary Law Sittings, which opened in London on January 12, the lest part of a thousand actions for divorce were down for trial. Thii, be it noted, dees rot take into account the matrimonial causes to
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    MOST MALIGNED MAN IN EUROPE.
    1579 10  -  Lady North Bmtinrk.) As Others See The Exile Of Doom. 1 (By Lady \otak Drntinck wo* tkr r>y/i«* h oi the Ihttrh uoblr- I*4 ">■ rr-Kaixf oh the aeration of hut liiaht into Holland. She )>»nhiked an M*Mnsl K"**l till* whwh oralrd a fmrwrt Europe,
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    329 10 Mr. Bendle. O.C.P.D., Temerloh, is returning: to Perak to Ukc up the post of O.C.P.D., Tapah. Dr. R. A. MacNab. Medical Officer. S.S.. has been seconded for service under the Government of Kedah. Mr. J. A. Craig, Agricultural Field Officer, S.S. has been seconded for service under
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    702 10 THAT AIR MAIL. Very impressive ar> the figures quoted by the British Wireless Service about th* vast quantities of air mail carried last year. But in Malaya we cannot get it out of our h*a«« that the IV ami tt manages to deliver letters on occasion*
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    9 RELEASE OF GANDHI AND NEHRU PREDICTED. « MOSLEM APPEAL TO VICEROY.
    99 11 9 RELEASE OF GANDHI AND NEHRU PREDICTED. MOSLEM APPEAL TO VICEROY. Amnesty to Political Prisoners. GANDHI AND NKHRI Both May Be Released This Week-End. New IMhi. Jar K Candhi will be released this week end. Following a meeting af the Moslem member* of the Assembly a statemen' ,la that they
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    CLOSING ADDRESS IN PENMAN CASE.
    6210 11 Eloquent Appeal by Defending Counsel. DP. P. AND DISHONEST INTENTION. ONLY Mr. Justice Whitley's summing-up to the jury remains to be Kiven in the case at the Singapore Assizes in which William Brown I'enman. formerly managing director of Rose Macphai! and Penman. ltd., is stundiriK
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    THREE SHOT DEAD IN FEUD.
    147 11 Bangkok Gendarmes Fight With Civilians. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. Jan. 24. A feud between gendarmes and civilians rame to a head yesterday when three rivilians were killed and three wounded in fight at a house on the outskirts of Bangkok. Trouble had been brtwing
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    AIR DISASTERS.
    224 11 Need to Investigate Buffeting." Rugby. Jan. 23. The accident to the Junkers monoplane which occurred at Meopham. Kent, i] July last year and resulted in the death of all the passengers and crew is the subject of a report issued by the accidents investigation sub-committee of the Aeronautical
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    MR. MOHAMMED ALI.
    143 11 Reds Plot Disturbance At His Funeral. Jerusalem, Jan. 23. The funeral procewion of the late Mr. Mohammed Ali. headed by Mr. Shaukat Ali and the Mufti of Jerusalem, was followed by thousands of mourners. The pinewood coffin, which was shaped like Moslem tomb, was draped with a
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    IN AUSTRALIA.
    97 11 "General Strike Talk Treated Lightly. Sydney, Jan. 23. Economists and business men here express the opinion th»t the 10 per cent, reduction in Federal awards will stimulate trade, lower the cost of living and increase the volume of employment within a month. Meanwhile the Australian Workers Union, the
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    DISARMAMENT.
    91 11 World Conference to Be Held in Feb. 1932. Geneva. Jan. 23. Th» League of Nations Council, at r private session, decided that the World Disarmament Conference to discuss th< draft convention drawn up by the pre paratory disarmament committee will b. held at Geneva on Feb. 2, 1932. provided
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    MEDICAL PROGRESS IN MALAYA.
    1302 11 Dr. Hoops Interviewed. OPPORTUNITIES FOR LOCAL STUDENTS. The Hon. Dr. A. L. Hoops, the Principal Civil Medical Officer of the Straits Settlements, will retire shortly irom Government Service, after 27 years in Malaya. Dr. Hoops, who might be termed one of the pioneers of public health
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    CONTRACTOR SHOT IN SINGAPORE.
    74 11 Dies Following: Attack By Gunmen. ShortJy after 7.30 last niirht two Chines*' gunmen armed with n-volvcr* entered the house of a Chinese contractor in Havelock Road, shot down their victim and made good their escape. The wounded man, whose name is given as Tan Wai Yam.
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    BRITISH MISSION.
    468 11 Farewell Banquet Held In Shanghai. Shanghai, .l.in. 'I'*. At farewell banquet inChinese and British residents Sir En*** Thompson, the chairman of the Hriti«n Economic Mission, prafacad his «|>«-. h l.y referring to the Knighth...; Jan. 1 on Mr. (now Sir) M.yruk Hewlett He said he was sure every."
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    BRAZILIAN FINANCE.
    51 11 Loan of £6,500,000 From Rothschild's. London. Jan. 1M. X«ws that the firm of Rothschild has ftrranged »hort term .r.-.lit tat thf Braiilian C.vernment of £r,,.V)0.0«fl forms the first sU(t in the rc-ortt' tion of Brazilian finance, in connection with which Sir Otto Niemeyer will shortly go to Brazil.—
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    FLAX GROWING.
    32 11 King to Lend Land for Further Experiments. Rugby, Jan 2 The King has consented to devote twr or three acres of his estates in Norfolk to flax-growing experiments. British Wireless.
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    STEAMER FIRED ON.
    160 11 Inquiry Blames Captain For Incident. Hamburg. Jan. L'J A maiitiim i I investigating ajawr Ka«len The rvidan ahowi that i c hapttr ol The gai n.-on fort instance, for an unintelligible Menu! which occasioned a ba<ll warning Tin' captain af the vi-ssel w;. l.iamewor'.ly for overlooking notices
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    AIR MAIL.
    144 11 liijj Increase in Amount Carried Last Year. Rujrby, Jan. I During last quarter 24.000 pounds <•' letter an mail »i<re rarriwl fn.m Knglaml as ronipanxl wi!h l'1.o»mi |»»un-l> ciunnjr th. n- ponding i|uaru i it the pravtm \\ntc> to India totalled lt.000 poundn an<l van uirain lariftr than
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    MOTOR RALLY.
    67 11 British Successes in Race To Monte Carlo. Rugby, Jan. B. !<• Carlo message states that th« |«M«1 classification in tht- loth automcbilr rally shows that British c-ompeti-tors have been successful in both cateMr. I.everttt, on a Riley. coming; from Stavenjrer. was placed first for lifrht cars, and Mr.
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    NARCOTICS.
    44 11 Plans to Limit World Manufacture. Jan 2.1 T!u- opium truffi ■mmittei" hn a lopti'd a i«-p..it la the Council and also a draft convention limiting the manufacture of narcotic* to the world's legitimate requirement fur nciantiru purposes and regulatini; the distribution the.-eof. Rcuter.
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    SUBMARINES COLLIDE.
    42 11 HJLS. Pandora's Commander Reprimanded. (.ibraltar, Jan. M. A cGUit-maitml here has found Lieut. an<i«r A 1.. Besant, the oflicer commanding the submarine Pandora. fuilty of havinK neglifently haxanled hi* I ship and has nentencttj him to be severely reprimanded. Reuter.
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    "I HAMMERED THE LOT OF THEM."
    2295 12 Alleged Statement By Accused. Ml -RDKR VERDICT. inquest in den dekker tkac;edy. I t,t into the room -,< ..f them." I -utemi-nt alleged to have tl.ur iiirnard Especker- i harged with the murder .»f h [Mdn i at His house l-<\ the morning of
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    ELECTORAL REFORM.
    127 12 Formal Reading of the New BUI. Rugby, Jan. 2:!. In the Houm of Commons this morning, ho Representation of the People, numl*r Bill was introduced and formally read I a first time. Its object it to amend the law relating to Parliamentary elections and electors by requiring such
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    ATTEMPTED CHEATING.
    79 12 Accused Discharged in Forged Notes Case. Throe Chinese, Tonjc Hin Yong (a I woman). Boon Boon Jong and Lim Eng I K'>k, who were charred with havttr <ttoirr>U'd to cheat another Chinese n»ni*d 'Teh Huat Chwee of $900. were dischargtd hy Mr. G. C. Dodd, the Singapore Criminal
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    JOHORE ASSIZES.
    26 12 In i onseqmnce of the indispokition of Mr. Justice Thome, the Assizes at Muar t-ave been further postponed. No date has yet been fixed.
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    RAILWAYS TO RUN MOTOR SERVICES.
    325 12 Powers to be Given By New Bill. Statutory power is i I the railway anminirt ration under u Bill ly to U- intnrluciil inti' the l.cjrislativt Council to tvtablish and. work motor services. I The Bill will ami nil Oirfinan >■ \'o. !H) 'i Railway
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    PRICE DROP OF £50.
    132 12 Mr. Lovett on Possibility Of Tin Plan Failure. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuaia Lumpur. Jan. 21. In his comments in the Bulletin of Minintf Matfattea, Mr. J. l.ovett says It has been suntr rt«d l>y Umm who do not favour restriction in any shape or form
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    38 12 "Jazz Heaven." a Radio all talking musical and dam in? pn-durtion featuring Sally O'Nfil. opens at the Capitol tomorrow. Let (Jl Be Gay," a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production featuring NormShearer and Marie Dressier, opens at the Alhambra tonight
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    TRAIN ROBBERY.
    120 12 Masked Indians Escape With Mail Bag. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Calcutta. Jan '1 A band of masked Indians robbed a train by.ween Bagerhat and Samambuz in n Bengal. Shortly :.ft'-r th.- train left Bagerhat -.at ion several masked men appear.-d m ■Mil Mi. 1 1 attacked the guard
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    LAWYER CHARGED.
    79 12 Alleged Criminal Breach Of Trust. \i n -t«f! on a warrant Mr. M. V. Pillai. and olii-itor wr. -,i«|.i mled fi'm practice, uu.- pM. lined f<r< Hi .1. Y. V. Gran, the Singapore Third Police Magistrate this morning and -hai'Ked with criminal breach af trust in of $3,000.
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    TWO ACQUITTED.
    463 12 Dangerous to Convict,* 1 Says Judge. (Fnm Our Own Correspondent.) I'enang, Jan. M. Th<- receipt of information that forged To. notes were passing in Pt-nang led the local Detective Department lo lay a trap in NovemU'i and lim < hin ese were arrested in a coffee shop in
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    MUCH EXAGGERATED.
    67 12 Only 30 Injured in Canton Train Smash. Honjr Kontr. Jan. 23. It is now karoed that only 10 passengers were seriously injured and 20 n-.ore slightly hurt in the railway accident which occurred on the Canton-Shaokwan railway near Sunkai station in north Kwvnirtung. Sin Kuo Mm. Two passengers
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    62 12 Receiving and adjudication orders were I made by Mr. Justice Milk in the Bankmptcy Court yesterday against K. VythiHngam. A. L. Vengadaaalam. Ng Cheng Meng. Ooma Meida, Lim Hock Sen? and Tan Ah Ay. Receiving orders were made against Chop Chiap Seng and an tdjudicatinif order against Ten
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    MISS MAGGIE TAN QUEEN'S SCHOLAR.
    220 12 First (iirl to Win Coveted Distinction. It is officially ann-un. MiM Mairgie Tan. of Sinitapor.-. h»* .iarship 1 I I of the k- Mattuie Tan X"' <" via a Qaaca's Srkola I wmmnit it thi- year, m.ik, for her fath.r Mr. Tan K tui-meii- man
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    "REDS" IN CHINA.
    260 12 Reports Nam Rather More Optimistic. Muuajl I Official report* concerning the antii Communist umpaign in llii|n h suggest 1 that the R.'.i menaci- ir. th.i! i bring iapidly Report froai Kwaagsi are ;i I hopeful anJ hint that th. I rmmTirtir Ml lire heir. ,sfully handled by
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    EUROPEAN STABBED.
    82 12 Ten YearV Sentence For Tukan A\er. (Fn,m Ih, i ,nt Kuala !.umi>ur. .lan. 123. v VV 1 "T tuka Kuala I.umpur. la.«t October sent^n. U.e Selnn*.., The evidence Riven at the preliminary inquiry by Messrs A-Vr. K H K.xwr •Mr. A Hare »a.s repeated. Dr. I> M XcSwann
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    COMMUNIST RIOTS.
    76 12 Crowd Disperse When Police Threaten to Fire. (From Our Own Corrcspondeat.) Malacca. Jan. 24. Following the trouble at Tanekah when, tcht, the poll j> big crowd of rioting nines* < <>mmuni»t», there win a disturbance yesterday at Miv jid Tannah. The police were railed am! oon restored 'lUltt
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  • Today's Football-F.A. Cup Ties.-Malayan Rugby—North vs. South.
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      BRITISH TENNIS RANKING.
      891 13 An Analysis of Last Year's Form. I succession. I am givirg ll opinion ol the relative "placiaa/" of the- best lawn ',reat Britain, writes I I :rruw ,n Urn Ob-erver. In view I of the I-.T.A. I published their Ranking i > an opinion murht appear to
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      FRANCE vs. SCOTLAND.
      183 13 Today's Ruifby Contest At Murrayfield. Today at Murrayfield, Scotland meets France In her first Rugby international of the season. France has already orle victory to her credit by beating Ireland on Jan. 1 by I Batata. Last sea.vin France signified th" tir.c form, s.he d splayed in
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      NEW RACE INSTITUTED.
      63 13 Rosebery Memorial Slakes For Derby Week. London, Jan. S. Tht- nrw race inatitutrd in memory »f Lard stoaabary wiM take place <>n the irst May of Derby Wet-k on Epsom DMrM It will be called the Rosvbery Memorial Stake*. Thf race will bo a handicap sweepstake, with
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      TODAY'S RUGBY.
      266 13 Souths Chances Against North. Malmya's last lug Rugby fixture of the season will be played today between the North and South at Penang. The South has the stronger team with a better park and a fine three-quarter line, which inrludes such try-fet-ters as Lieut. Bryan (Malaya Command), Peters
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      ENGLISH F.A. CUP.
      239 13 Fourth Round Today: League Matches. The following is a list of matches to he I played tixlny in the English F.A. Cup and the Kngli-h and Scottish Leagues: IV. up— fourth Hound. < ry»tal I'alarr tv F.vrrton. Itraribury ity w Whampton W. Kury Kxcter City. l/o»d. IM
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      BILLIARDS.
      44 13 Scmi-Final of Empire Tournament. London, Jan. 14. At the- ninth day's play in the semifilial of the Kmpire Billiards Tournament today. Newman leads with 24,849, including a break of 1,042. Mavis has 20.759 points. The winner wit! meet Lino rum in the final.
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      SHOOTING.
      60 13 The Singapore Ladies' Rifle Association January monthly spoon shoot at Bukit Tnrah Range resulted as follows 300 200 100 Total yds. yds. yds. h'cap «r». Morrf! ..84 30 31 103.02 Mrs. Brucp Petrie 23 26 25 100.52 An. K. Fruer 20 31 23 100.34 Urs. F. S. Gibson .23
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      "FINEST BILLIARDS PLAYER."
      389 13 FINEST BILLIARDS PLAYER." The Times on Lindrum's Play. The Empire Billiard Tournament ended in rather an unexpected manner, for the two English professional players, Davis and Newman, and the Australian. Lindrum, shared in a "triple M having won four and lost two of tht matches they played says The Times
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      TOTALISATOR'S FUTURE.
      602 13 TOTALISATOR'S F UTURE. Paper Before Royal Statistical Society. Mr. A. P. 1.. Gordon read a paper be fore 1 the Royal Statistical Society on the "Statistic* of Totalizator Bettir.jt"; Sir iosiah Stamp, president of the Hociety. wag in the chair. The paper inrlud.-if an analysis of the bettinjr on 1,051
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      SPEED BOAT RECORD.
      128 13 Kaye Don Does Over 107 Miles An Hour. Ruirby. Jan. The proposed further tria Iwat Miss Knjrland II Nwyrh have been abandoned th <<■: NtM Igl it hi" milci an hour. Experts t/olay naM t!:e easel. I which appear* to have withstxxl th" «ati^facU>:il>'. She will Ikand
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      GOLF IN INDIA.
      294 13 Convincing Victory For .Mrs. Duncan. Calcutta. Jan. !>. Hi Dvmm, i i -.w- i golfer in thr comfortable victory in the All-Indij Women's (iolf Champion h:;> final today, detesting MM. I. air I alctltta'l piavcr-. I anil 7. n l^«t \<-ar l"m;n w.i~. 1 until a<rou| !c
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      EMPIRE BILLIARDS.
      41 13 N-^ man's Hiu Lead Over Davis In Semi-Final. London. Jan. I<', THe follow injr an Me Kmpire I'.illiar.is Tuui namen*. played at Thurston's U-tween and Da-. The li'Sf <■' Daft] (in play) The wint-r irill n:i I.indrum in the final.
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      A BAIT FOR DEMPSEY.
      18 13 yIMMNIOOfTomI for I'iuhl Witll Sh.ir The Arena Athli ."ii h:i% (I t<> fight J
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      REFEREE DEMPSEY PROTESTS.
      59 13 Decision for Bauer Against Heeney. Paiulcnioniu Square Carden, f. iliviMi n that Tom li .:ami blackMiMth. by the I a:.f.>rmar. third rounil. Thr Ihiu! when ir: Urn kaiikmi < at al where I" 1 count of nine, I the count wkt i li< .ney hat bt ha.:
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      MATCH DRAWN.
      38 13 Victoria's Kir*t Inninir- Lead AffliMl S. Au-hah.i. Suuth Aastimlia I BUrki* .1 i P«rn' tot IM). .•h Aaatrml i (Loafrgmn I Vittoria B5 for A r.< w Vanpary^ i Hi- linn- v mathei. of (i«rm«i y.
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      SPORTING FIXTURES.
      42 13 Salurda). iaruj r.uchs i r.»un.: S«nda>. January rVlam Mnndv. Janvar? ML Tur«d«>. January 27. MmrH four«onu-» (;..if I 1 1 i Welch, ilkhru. \Vrdnra«l*>, Januart 2-. M I rida>. kMM] M. SatunU). Jadin' Tht co-op*r»tmn of rlu' •«.-nt. acrarata i •'•>'•
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      85 13 r emis balls /^i FOR MALWA JyP THE EAST The Now Spalding Trop- I ical Tennis Balls will wear )g t j) C^V^ well under severest climatic 'WL conditions, while their ill bound and speed are \l identical with the require- /J f menls of Championship r J Tennis.' X:
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      ARE YOU WELL PIT TOGETHER?
      1252 14 Ways of Achieving A Perfect Face Make-up. t ntly asked to describe i Me woman he had met at a i>:i!'v II.- |.;ni «<l for a minute and pronounced that she was n>>t beautiful. wall put together." One concluded. quite rightly, that her make-up was
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      HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
      250 14 If milk i.s put at once on ink stains they can be more cosily removed. A ninch of fine oatmeal added to mill, puddings makes them creamy and deliciO'lS. A teaspoMnful of vinegar beaten into a diipping creamed for a cake will tak oway the fatty flavour and
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      new plaything
      53 14 WOMKN always love new pla>things. Many of them now own boudoir dolls drex»ed exactly like themselves. Here is a new after.ioon frock in soft green crepe, with a lace vest showing under a bodice tied in a new way. The doll, you will notice, hah a frock exactl)
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      VOGUE FOR "DINNER PYJAMAS."
      302 14 Some Interesting Fashions Seen In Drawing-room Dress Show. rviNNER pyjamas" are the latest fashion for informal evening wear, and a woman designer of lingerie, who has just staged a mannequin parade of the new suits in a Mayfair drawing-r <om. finds it difficult to make them
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      BLOUSES PARIS WILL FAVOUR.
      223 14 BLOUSES PARIS WILL F AVOUR. This was made of black lace, tl a rather course guipure variety with an all-over flat pattern, and a simple little tuck-in bl»u5e of pale pink net was worn with it. Tonic of Spring Millinery. 1JV)R anyone who feels out of sorts at the moment
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      HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
      247 14 A 'lblespoonful of vinegar will soften glue which has become hard. After cutting onions wash the hands in water to which a little mustard has been added. This removes the smell. Tortoiseshell may be polished by rubbing with a soft cloth moistened with a few drops of sweet
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      The Waistline Considerably Shorter in the New Models.
      368 14 QKVBatAX I'ai will show la tht jumpers made in L ndon from Nottingham yarns. Of litfht weight lisle, these jumperblouses—for they can a( warn in-ide or outsn)e th. -k on the lines of aala tn't-. with hi^-h catkin which can as I
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      91 14 ra«hf«. mrm* i V and all form* of A itching, burning. V~l^ disfiguring tLinirri- "1 I talionn. K.iilir i> uli /tßk I'M •••p _^B »nd bol »ilrr, dr>. /^BlBr^ai no nl *"h ■llrara '•■if f^m ©•■ta»»»l. Krlirf comet al rOt IVttY ■V R^Hf <• "'I br.lmn »«m loU«.». COUtSE i
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      18 14 y^lp -^fc x" LssMnv x-sk.x -sk. R with qonfen frvs h netn ct s I §^R4jfi^R^riviriK^n daily itt*J
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    Why I Prefer The Part Of A Bad Woman.
    782 15  -  Baclanova. By th« Famous Russian Film Actress. The Struggle Between Brain and Emotion j C C and borne becrets of Successful Acting. *1 i in thi aiH iiaintinir. mu«ic. aitinir and' I ith wh.ch we thp i.ne which c»ll« roncentration N
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    lace "bib" collar
    43 15 lace bib collar Til K ririri of this Mtk rrrpo frmk fal catherrd in quitr a new »»>. I Mr l>il> collar is of pern larn Is matrh the ruffs. I .it tic- tab Iwm add a plMMMM tourh to tnis rharminx d< -ii;n
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    jaunty jacket
    41 15 ITTI.K jacket* are M| jaunty and ver> *mart »ith their flared basque?. Thi* one in black and white taffeta i« ».<>rn n«er a frock with a Mark nhirt and a t- p if the *mmt i-ia'erial a>» the mat.
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    The Way to Make Bath Salts At Home.
    159 15 lIFRK is the way to make bath salts at home. To each pound of the best soda crystals slV>w a quarter <>f an ounce of essence of laveoder or any chosen perfume. Kail the soda to ren ove lump*, sieve thoroughly to
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    WHEN YOU BUY YOUR POWDER PUFF.
    326 15 Remember Different Skins Need Different Styles. QOME women are extraordinarily carelcs» about buying powd?r y.utT They teem to think "just anything will do," but as a matter of fact different rluris demand different styles of puffs. Here are a fe'v rules for your guuiance.
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    41 16 Progress of Lahore Conspiracy Lahore. Jan. i. it, the 1..-■■I 26 MOM tribunal. The pttblii hut v.« the moti.r i<l r.nt their attempt !i.|u.n ontractor, tuniitcly it i IfTh«- public if attempt! mailr hy the party Tht- tril>un;ii I
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    LORD WILLINGDON.
    40 17 New Viceroy Arrives From Canada. Rugby. Jan. 23. Lord Willingdon. the Viceroy Elect of India, who ha; just relinquished the Governor-G«fienlahip of Canada, will reach Grecnock tonifht with Lady Williaffdon hi the Canadian NcMk HMff MontcJare— Bntith Wireless.
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      146 17 A BRITISH NOVELTY NO-FUME ASH RECEIVER lI'\TKM Kn WHEN IT-; IN ITS OUT No Smoke %ÜB^-^ N^ hi-micals No Cleaning B f Water Imi Hygienic m Kmptied Fireproof. I in a Moment. Prices ()xv. Copper SI .">«. Bpamel Finish $2..'>0. Imitation Leather Finish SI'Kl lAI. IRK KS you Ijl \\llHr>
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    897 18 14 Slump KxaKKerated." VIEWS OF BISHOP EDWIN F. LEE. trail aksap m the I a.i-. greatly exaggerated in real situation »a- expressed by l!ishop Edwin K Ix-e. in an ad.: r the Singapore Rotanr Club at .it Kaffle. Hotel. -he ..tiserva- rial qualifies- General Ko.noi ri
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    ATTEMPT TO BRIBE.
    132 18 —0 Chinese Shop Assistant Convicted. I-' i r "IV. urik' an illegal gratification of S. r .»l to Mr K. K. Auten, Probationais AbmsUuM Controller. Government MonoCruiKM- named l.im Chat Tien ■H lirnl Jloii with the option of three month-.' i igMMM imprisonment, by the Third Police
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    110 18 Liberals Insist on Drastic Alterations. Rugby, Jan. ML The Parliamentary debate on the second .sg of the Government's Trades I pur. Kill tM adjourned and will be c.ntin.i. .1 on Tuesday and Wednesday next week. Government having agreed to .in rxtra day for scussion at the request
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    46 18 Nanking Government Very Divided. Shanghai, Jan. 23. The National Government is divided on the silver loan issue. One group is for the loan, another against and a third contends that it is unnecessary to discuss the matter at the moment. -Sin Kuo Mm.
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    49 18 Railway Line to Be Completed This Year. Hong Kong, Jan. 23. It is announced that it is intended to complete the > obstruction of the ChuchowI Shaukuan railway l>- fore the end of the •a year Sin Kuo Mm. This is a section of the projected Caiiiun-Hankow through lint.
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    BRITISH INDUSTRIES.
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