The Straits Times, 30 January 1931

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    39 1 The Straits Times ESTARUPHFP NEARLY A CENTTRY THE LARGEST AVD MOST IyFLLEXTIAL NEWSPAPER /> MALAYA. l! 0 PAGES SINGAPORE. FRIDAY, JAM ARY 30. 1931 PRICK HI CENTS The Straits Times .'o p\c;es SINGAPORE. FRIDAY. JANTARY .30. 1931 I'HKK 10 CENTS
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      252 1 SINGAPORE! 78. CECIL ST. CPHONE 6151). I m^^^m^^ I 6.15 TONIGHT t.15 "SHOULD A DOCTOR TELL?" j A British I.ion I'roduction. i PfcotM 5251-9 MS. NEW VIGOUR STRENGTH NERVES SOUND I SLEEP GOOD I PHOSFERINE J^lf An indispensable nerve xSi/ strengthener soon jjf 7^fe/ banished Depression, 'Jmwto JfeT^v 1 Lassitude,
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      107 1 KUALA LUMPUR! 27. JAVA ST. 'PHONE ***** H Robinson's Mm HAT MAGIC MS^t^d^ Banishes Years! JrM iM^Ba i cc c dclighrful new straw models now A^^Tl I j on view— straw treated in a new way ;^> original, chic, and so youthful. /Lv/.iFgH^B/ .f^^^yr) N. Included in the same show
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      18 1 I ill TONK.HT 9.1S "SHOULD A i DOCTOR TELL?" A Itntish I ion I'roduction. I Phon. S2CI 52«2.
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      543 2 P. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated in England) MAIL I\SSF>N(;EK AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S.N. CO. UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY 1 GOVERNMENT, LONDON AND FAR EASI MAIL SKRVICE. OITWARD FROM LONDON FOR CHINi AND JAPAN. Tonnage due Spore KHYBER i».li'" Feb. 7 SuMM.I 6fio» Fel..
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      571 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YI'SEN KAISHA). TO LONDON Nsple*. Maraellles, London. Antwerp. Rotterdam and Middlesbrough. Vessels Tonnage Due Ssil KASHIMA MARU 10.000 Feb. 12 13 YASUKUNI MARU 1 1 .him* Feb. -J6 2( lIAKONF: MARU 10.000 Mar. 11 12 SUWA MAKI 1(1,700 Mar. 26 2i FUSHIMI MARI' IIJM* Apr. 1» II
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      456 2 BURNS PHUP LINE (Incorporated in Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE. VIA JAVA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the wellknown steamer MARELLA (7,865 tons) and the new motor vessel, MALABAR (4,612 tons). Th* t*. MARELLA is one of the i.irgest and finest steamers trading to Australia, cabins
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      609 2 THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LIMITED (Incorporated in Denmark) Telephone M?J. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE To GENOA, LONDON. ROTTERDAM. HAMBI'RG AND COPENHAGEN. Leave Spore. Penang. i m.s. KORINGIA Feb. 11 Feb. 13 lUTLANDIA Mar. 18 Mar. «n m.s. AUSIA Mar. 26 Mar. 27 I m.s. SKLANDIA Apr. 8 Apr. 10 m.s.
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      616 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STr VMSHIP Co, LIMITED. THE CHINA Ml Tt'AL STEAM RAT. (i.. LTD. (Incorporated in Kngland) REOULAE BEBVTCE TO MARSEII.I.KS LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM ANTWERP. HAMKIKi; AND BRKMKN OaWOA, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW- BOSTON NEW YORK AND HALTIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE LONDON AND NOR! H ONTINENT. LONDON.
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      339 2 THE SIAM STt\M NAY. CO., LTD. (Incorporated w) Siam> BANGKOK v RVICE for Kr'tay, Trengganv. > ra, JTelupin, Patani. E Bandon, Kuhsamu, I Hangkok. Arrival Departure MM. INI iiADIP Feb. y reb. 11 XI AVA Thi itram-i- nr» w 'h C light :n 'I (..r Brsi r the round tr
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      393 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO., BAN i i:\ncisco, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TAOOMA, WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP C0 M PORTI IHH, ORE. JlllNT St lIFOI LE Saiiinp-; tm I nited States and tanartii I'oints from Honi; Korj;. If San Franriwo and l-o» Angeles. SJ. C< M from Baag
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      472 3 DOUjUI ffTTAMOnp UNB MAML UNB 'J^aßlJ^ ifgk ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICE SINGAPOBE, PENANG. COLOMBO, SUEZ. PORT S \ll> ALEXANDRIA. NAPLES, GENOA. MAKSbILLES. NEW YOBK AND BOSTON Arrive Leave Leave Spore S'por* Penang PRES. HAYES Feb. 2 Peb. 5 Feb. I I'lfKS. FILLMORE Feb. 16 Feb. 19 Feb. 21 PRES Wll SON Mar.
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      880 3 NORDDEUTSnffiK gS LLOYD lilaikd IF (laeorporatad fa \^^^^S Germany). Tke undermentioned are tke Company's inteaded flztare*. OUTWARDS. SAARBRUCKEN for Manila. Hong Kong, Keelung, S'ghai, Chemulpo, Taku, Dalny and Tsingtau Feb. S t DEPSAI' for Saigon, Nagoya. Yokohama, Kobe, Osaka and Moji Feb. fi S ALLER for Hong Kong, S'ghai. Kobe,
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      904 3 THE STRAITS TIMES and THE STRAITS BUDGET. Head Owka, CECIL AND STANLBT STREETS. SINGAPORE. Bnaca OoVa. 17. JAVA STREET. KL'ALA LUMPUR. Cable* TIMES. SINGAPORE. TeWaaooe* SINGAPORE 5151 KUALA I.IMPI R BM Sola Advcrtiaiag AgenU la Graat Britain, REUTERS. Ltd., 24. Old Jewry. Lowdoa, B.C I. (through whom all buiioaa* with
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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      291 4 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. yen words to a i pj t.. in allowe-! •he same ten per ■>.nal an- char?>vl n \x'_< I lEMENTB MVSI rlatAaH •nd Mr SITUATIONS VACANT W hi n app>; in( for an) position advertised I* these eaitaaaaa -md eopiea of testimoniaU. l>>i not si'nd arkjaMla. lie tiacher^.
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      631 4 HOUSES, FLATS TO LET. 4 .r.d 4A. Ralßes Place, laase..iate tnxry. Apply Meyer Brothers. IT. No. 2. Amber Road. Immediate entry Dec. 1. Apply Meyer Brother*. No. MA. Sophia Read. I .V Tyebally IM, Cecil Street. I i I ET, Nn U, Biooke Road. Immediate rlry January 1, 19.11. Apply
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      621 4 IU'SINESS PREMISES TO LET. 1 El Oflce .i-i omme^atiw r. nch Bank. LET, pi'down No. 51, Ribert.ton Quay. Immediate tnio-. Apply Meyer Brothers. OOOOWM, Til.. Mohamed SulUn Roa.! Tien Kee Huns:. 48, Robinson Road. Tn LET, <<; Fl< KS at 4, Prince Street, top floor. Apply Koh Chew Kee, lit,
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      374 4 FOR SALE. FOB U -'..luwn 14. Martin n. Ixnd apBMt»l- 10,000 v .rr f* f:ont if re Hivcr. r-cct-U.-rt .liipnmc facu at for ■•arkin^ and baling rub 1.l -h.. nrrmii A^oly I.' VFAI! ORIEV COMPANY I-IMIfTP. Vnion MISCELLANEOIS MARBI.KS, White Italian. 1, Tilniaak St. EUROPFAN MASSEISK. from 8 a.m. to
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      683 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. j SINGAPORE TURF CLUB SSt'E OF $.ISO.OOO fi PER CENT. DEBENTI RKS. The Committee of the Majaaefa Turf i laa rreby g<ve notice that the above IVbenture gsj has been o^rriubacnl.e.l and the Nat LI ow closed. II TODD, Secretary, s Dated. January 29. 1031. EDERATED MALAY STATES
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      311 4 LEGAL NOTICE SALE OF CHOPS P7e 1!.. 80,.- K Heck l.e«rr an.! stock- in ti.iile. I and out«tan.litiir Hoon. wi I rh- .lebt- due BJ ..Ut 'unilin^ (."hops and that our MUty in the nU I.IM THIAM II'" K Sd. I.IM r S I Right thuml. Right thum!. Bd II
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    THE FOOD SHORTAGE IN RUSSIA.
    829 5 Still Serious But No Actual Starvation. M w, Pec. 14. Although some improvement* have been attained in the last two month,, made.. ■PfwM sti re l»" the mo-t serious immediate problem for the Soviet (luvernment. Ir Hasraw tha kittei a»l 1 against rtage have notab!
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    FACE TO FACE WITH STARVATION.
    1094 5 Horrors of the Russia Of Today. Berlin, Dee. II The unspeakable miseiy cauaed to I 1 people liy the building of tin. indu-trial Tower of Babei prescribed by Lhe Bolshevik r ive-Year Plan is once more tully coiitiimed by a clinvhin* piaM at L\idence. la
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    FROM POLE TO POLK.
    369 5 Amazing Flights by The Arctic Terns. Imagine being able to tra.el *****.? ;i >cai. followinjt the climate you liked n{ entirely independent af trains, auu.nioh.le~. aaatl <" planes. That is what the arctic tern, a ipi of tea irull, doe.*, wtayiag il> way from the arctic
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    A JEKYLL AND HYDE PRIEST.
    430 5 Strange Intellectual Double Life. in:'ute<i m thes** i>v th«Holy OH naire.l injr t.> t;.. Kis ia •■inrj'ar beciuse it reveals in 'ntellectual double life. Jekyll-Tunr.t Wan hi- l.hrnlei) Shi p»rf oi waJ ai! h. other priestly fmctiana, vii.!. I! vile Tunnel ha< written b<K>k :ift-r
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      280 5 JTIU 1 H/I-/^ Raffles Hotel Kxrellent a room mod at ion available with IModern Sanitary arrangements. THIS EVENING 6.15 TEA DANCE MONIA LITTER'S CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA GRILL ROOM SPECIAL DISH TONIGHT VKAI < HOI'S I Mil WN \l^ <Hf iMKD sri\ mii m vsiim rOTATOES. ::>. TOMORROW. SPECIAL DINNER AND DANCE.
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      174 5 You want a Long Life electrical installation and the life of the installation depends upon the wires. Let your installation depend upon g P Y CM. A. Wires \\,e wins that will last as long as the building itself. W. T. gy TELEGRAPH WORKS CO., LTD. Sola Agenta in Malaya
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    RAID ON A CHINESE SCHOOL.
    82 6 Students' Differences With Authorities. orsjaadaal the Chinese Hiuh H Timah. I pieinises am wanteil their I rejrard t.. the a: neni and Attempts t" md leave th.- school h.i ng fa! a laid WI i i iminal tit. The students, who haw f N S.
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    124 6 Endowment Policy Dispute. An application adjudicH' the Itni.s this saornins;. M r I Mi. Thurai-inifh.im. who it far th« petitioning creditiir, >li<l no 1 a: A hu htn a tiled <'"t a hankr'. 1!1U was Whci, :'-;it: ;it 'V answer The first waina in th second mytelf I
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    BROKERS' LIQUIDATION.
    41 6 Civil Suit Against Mr. W. Millard Watt^. Th< i :i-. Mi Penman, Ltd.. (In I r U v v and Napier I list which wa hen the The i a>i wan the 62nd on the list, and *a« nol
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    FATAL STABBING.
    622 6 Third Murder Case At Assizes. The Singapore Assiaa* was continued > ay afternoon before Mr. Justice Whitley when Lim Beng Seah was 1 with the murder af Ang Bofc n Albert Street 'in Nov. 14. Tbe I) I' I. (Mr. P. A. McElwaine) ap|M ;ired for the Crown
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    TAIPUSAM FESTIVAL.
    132 6 Procession of the Silver Car On Sunday. The festival of Taipusan will be celebrated in Singapore over the week-end, and the members of the Chettiar con.mur.Mv have issued invitations for a reception which will be held at the temple in Tank Koad or Monday from 8 p.m. to
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    BOMBAY REBUKE TO MR. TRAVERS.
    434 6 European Association And R. T. Conference. Bombay, Jan. 20. An extraordinary general meeting of ihe Bombay brunch m the European Association passed the following resolution "Havinjr regard to the fact that the Council and members of the European A: suciution are still without details and
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    A SLEEPING CITY.
    364 6 Relic of Rome's Occupation Of North Africa. 'Scienti-u fr i all parts of the world are hastening to Havana to help uncover the archaeological treasures of the newly 'li.-L..veu-d Human city of Chelia, which is within a st>>ncthro\v of the gorgeous 1 white palace of the Sultan
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    DEATH FROM BURNS.
    57 6 Child Who Upset Pan Of Boiling Sugar. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Jan. 29. A verdict of accidental death was returned at the inquest at Masjid Tanah vest*! day on a Malay child who upset a boilinir pan of sugar and was so badly burned that she-
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    54 6 At the annual general meeting of the Teli.k Ayer Kpworth League, the following were elected office-bearers for the year —President, Mr. Lee Teck Hock Viet -presidents. Miss Ang Sit Kiat, Mr. Quah Heck I.e»ng. Miss Ang Bee Giok, Mr. Seah Koon Seah hon. secretary. Mr. Lim Oman Kirn hon. treasurer,
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    AFRICAN AIR MAIL.
    302 6 London to Cape Town In Eleven Days. The first air liner on the now African service of Imperial Airways wfll leave London tomorrow. The first passenger aeroplane should therefore leave Cairo over the new route on Feb. 3 and should reach Kisumu, «he end of the first
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    MUNICIPAL ACTION.
    179 6 The following action Ml taken at a meeting* of committee No. C of the Singapore Municipal Commissior.' Decided not to follow up the proposal to utilise portion of Crown land at Mackeniie Road near Bukit Timah Roa I Kilter Beds for a children's playground. Decided to adopt the
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    49 6 The Police Band will pkiy the following programme at the Botanic Gardens tm Sunday, starting at 9 p.m. Overtun-. Zampa, Hi-rold Selection. The Va»aN>ml Kinir, Kriml Cornet Solo. The I-<>*t Chord. Sullivan Londonderry Air. tlrainjrer Selection. A Musical Jig-Saw Aston Lorelei. Nesvadba Selection. A Pay Wi' Robbie Burns. Hume.
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      45 6 CHAMPAGNE GANCIA RESERVE 1921 m EXTRA DRY /]L-|^L at a REASONABLE PRICE (Mm 1 Ca e of 12 quarts $32 HII Case of 24 pints $35 HHaHI I Duty included. x\ 'or sma er quantities prices y^'^r I n proportion. G. AURELY, i^aW Phone 6172.
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      192 6 B^J^Pl lW* I <th to- rr.ull. of W.I" \MM 'M-MS. I I $12. a# I\\ 949 4 ,*l i ttum ill I'h.it.. l>. il.r. or \^^^ffljjfflKj^^^ DIKTHKI.M. (<>.. III). fl r. i Royal Exchange What do you connect with thtse two words Insurance Then why not give this old established
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      121 7 6.15 TONIGHT 9.15 \V«- follow the ureat stars of recent programmes with the beautiful soprano of "THE LOVE PARADE' JEANNETTE MACDONALD Ifl GORGEOUB PRIM A DONNik WITH lUX GBANDOf Of GRAND OPKKA TK.MPKR mCNTI IN OH, FOR A MAN With Reginald DENNY The Same Joyous Fox Movietone Farce that has
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      283 7 1/r;^"'^rsr.- o n f\t t LSaHifll I I j Ho c B v a^e^B I H I 6.15 TONIGHT 9.15" What is Your Opinion EDGAR WALLACE'S All Talking Problem Play. SPECIAL NOTICE! AT Matinee Tomorrow 3.15 "THE CUCKOOS" With your old friends WHEELER and WOOLSCY will be shown. TOMORROW NIGHT!
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      80 7 SIANG LIM PARK (JEYLANG. The rents of our garages will lx> reduced to $3.00 per month from February 1, 19.'>1. All our garages ■n supplied with free water. SION<; LIM SAWMILL CO., t and SVKI) AI.WI ROAD. PERLIS PHOSPHATES, An excellent and inexpensive Natural Manure for Citrus and other Fruit
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      217 7 H Matinees: SAT. SUN, 3.15 M Starting Friday for Three days B only. IThe Talkie Screen's Most Delightful Lovers. JANET GAYNOR CHARLES FARRELL HIGH SOCIETY BLUES H SPARKLING ALL-TALKING MUSICAL ROMANCE FIVE CATCHY SONGS THAT YOU'LI ALWAYS REMEMBER W Monday: ELSTREE CALUN(T SPECIAL Upstairs: $125 L| CHARGE Downstairs: 75cts, 40cts,
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    ON BRITISH INVESTMENTS.
    779 8 I of Caution About M-i^ineering. OR THE MOTOR TRADE. 1. ..n. 10n, Jan. 1. •■irures dealing n of British ri>cently pub- \ssoci- I ncineerwith an a(ttr'" l i r»t t illioi-. w.-re taken. m appear to Cl% million in net i i'.'j million or kid out in
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      RUBBER MARKET.
      159 8 'iuthno and Ca.ll *a*kl| J.in. 2:<. states •he <jat<- of our last report th'market hu* been steady, l-ut quirt and inclining toward* dollnsss, »ii' fia-.ure. At th.- ..f srriting price n rt- iz r*U waii h vh.>» and ..-lit InMi th. I k dui'nit the we.--. t..n-. At
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      EMPIRE MINERALS.
      102 8 The Statistical sjminan- ..f ti.. Hriti .h btaira and foreign (ouritn. for i ;'J27-2». coni|.ilrd l.y th.- Imperial li.'titut.md published b] II N. l»l ■o| i.ius aad authoritative fact- aad Bsjarat f the amount and aatars ..f ..n-iorts t>. (ireat liritmn of laiaarala fnim tl th.- uorld. an
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      COPRA MARKET.
      34 8 Bartosi and Ca.'l report rla'e.l .lan. 29 ■:alo> Prices have Auituatvd sHsjatlj fro.i lay to day and show lit le change M 'losing quotations are as follows: Sundried J-. M BliMsl. SUi
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      EXCHANGE. PRODUCE.
      205 8 1 On London, Bank 4 in 1 2 2 3 BJ :i]> 1 m. credit <ln Ne» V,,rl<. d BHM I !!-.ik T.T. Baafe T.T. On Hong Kong Bunk T.T. tS% p.c. disc. vhr. Bank T.T. 17 1 Bank T.T. Bat.k T.T. 11.: Varks. Bank T.T. 1 .vlrer
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        MINING.
        426 8 \u\. JM. Iluyer S-lltr.. t v k<iml>anr 21 fl I I A>.r Ilitan: Tin 11/« II £1 Hai.itnn Tin 11 «i II 1 I BatMf I ii in 011 l i Bata I i Baku knmg *> 11 ri llurin:ih I ;n »i ii TtiiiiiNiM z 3 3/6 »'l
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        GENERAL.
        235 8 VaL N Batm 2 I Al»». BrirU Ordi. 5..10 t£Q I Afc 2.30 c.!. £1 fl Brit. An-.. Tobacco :..O 4.10.0 •ral tngiam Mi U 4<i no: IMSO CkiiikM Com. Hani 70.00 7.Y0.1 (1 £1 .ii. T. S. 7 l'rrf. 1? J 17 -J fl I M I S.
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS
        113 8 Singapore Cold Storage 7 p.c. deb. of 192« red. 1931-36 10S 105 ci. Singapore Municipal p.e. of 1901 red. 1930 11.h78.000 pa.. hh r ,c prsm. Singapore Municiral 4H pr. of 1907 red. 194.7 fl/>uo,ooo M par Sincapor* Municvpal 4 4 p.c. of 1909 red. \*ti $1,000,000
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        RUBBER AND SHARES
        367 8 Fruser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's quotations. Today'i Prie»« Fraiar Lyall Co. Evalt Allrnl.y ((I o.J.i Id.. i Alor Uajah <|l) o.M 1.10 OJI6 0.96 A. Ilium ($1 IT, 1 .20 1..10 V Xcm B( .|i, oJO OJO OJO OJu A. Malay (12) 1.20 HO 1.20
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      LABOUR IN B.N.B.
      293 8 Government Thanked By Chamber of Commerce. i At the committee ineet.ng ..f the \,,rth Chamber < ommrr. he..l in the offices «f Messrs. HarrUt.n^ aad I I «B..rt, 1.t.l aa IW. m, the 11..n Mr. P V. PiT>ni>ck in the chair, the aacrwaßTf Mr t. D. Hunter,
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      RAFFLES LIBRARY.
      467 8 Th.- ui. demote, l nm tttitm ■> ready for issue on Saturday, at I Ihe Poernn of Lascelle* Auercrombie, Lascellei Auercrombie i, 11*30: A S.nr.hliicht on America, ijamesi T. Adat- [.< i-h Hum. a biography. I Kdmund Blurnl. Blwaa Kirldi of Kngland. I Clare CanirniiK. 19:10, illus. Th<-
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      NEW YORK STOCKS.
      148 8 Cl— lag prices of stocks in New Tatl M Jan. 20 were American (an < unimon American Smelter 4:i\ American Sugar American Tel. and Tel. American Tobacco Common lI'H Anaconda Associated Cat and Electric Atchison i;mi'. Baltimore and Ohio Bethlihem Btaal California Packing ta\ Canadian Pacific 41
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    ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
    156 8 Kndav January St. M a m.. ft Singapore Turf Club annual gaawral meeting. Chasaaaf of < o-n:r.<-p.m. Saturday. January .tl. H. W. MUk, ft. 1 in.. 10.4 p.m., 7 ft. I in. Opening >'f prrmiMi of the Clerical I GWoealj Plantat Sundat. t'rhmart 1. II W
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    93 8 Tnrfa>. S. lat I'an.ljang. B«-r,gk.. iakan ll«ru« «i,j Pajafca North. N.'Caat au.i atia rangkal-I'inang and liilhton Jalt) 4 p.m. Silu i Angbvi Java. South-Writ Sumatra, South Hast Borneo, rlebes. Molucca*. an.i Tim.,r Dill* Bai il Philippine l-ijnd- 'Lm-rkj Tomorruw. 'Aldan*Mm. Labuan, North Borneo and Jolo 11 am.
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    41 8 D'Artaf nan Edavana Ulna fiklmi S p«>re Ml D*c. II I)«f 1* Dae 2<: Jin. I ]..n<j..n Vrrd Jan. 12 Jan. 10 Jan. 17 J.n. 14 in B rr« rjcrimai Jan. 1 Jan. 2 Jan. M Jan. 2<-.
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    OUTWARD MAIL.
    29 8 Mails from Europe, i 1 ndon mails dispatched on .Jai I. K<>hna which anchored at a.m. today, will arnvi- l.y train mormnif. Corre*p U ready for d.
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    88 8 SINGAPORE HARBOU R BOARD Ship* alongside Ike Wharves or expected In irn>t. Ml I M lIWMIIII K. \!«:n Wharf l.h Rjnjasa, Thr I 1., r Oil Whi-rf s. Vyner Brooke. Cml Wharf r SSEI.S IN DK> IMM kV l"ani..nr l'ar«r. Alb«rt Dock Arratoon Apcar. Victoria Duck Nil. Hrppel Harbour. !>oik
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    Lightbuoy Drift Away.
    60 8 The Chief I mng at ha« inform. I the local ihip- pins; offi.-r tW the Kffhtbuo) .r Kurantr IJat V. t.. taa N W -».i. B »n<l |0t 11 01 away. The MM. GaapilgM v due her* from Madras on Tuesday at 7 a.m. and will pr<.
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      44 8 DORSAY I/- RUC DC LA PAIX PARI/ SES 1 dandy i ™lW CHEVALIER 1 I f I FLEI Rde w 1i... flf \\('E JMs^p^^j^^^^lOij^i ii 1 i»rf sasysMsrSf***. -t-Ljjui^^»-'i, iMs/fslssssssssf al>^ amous Wholesale and retail at the Sole Agent RENE ILLIWANN ISSSS* vuuiiinnn Singapore.
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      9 8 BUY OR SELL THROUGH THE STRAITS TIMES. BMALL ADVERTISEMENTS.
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      266 8 MALAYAN .METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. I>ail> Weather Report. Bright Wind. !>t ition. Temprrature Rain- Sun- Relative Pirec- Speed Weather. Max. Mm. fall, ihine. Humidity. tion. Y. F. ins. hours. m.p.h. Al'.r Star H Tl Nil 10J N 2 Fine hti Hhuru K7 74 N'l H. 7 2 Kine Treagganu s« 72 0.01
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    127 9 Estimated Reduction In Tin Shioments. EXPECTED TO BI DOWN TON-;. (li> <> r MUM ill tt, 10 a.m. N !'■;!•!:< r.nl m-r Ib. lin J ii |..n- al |M per pirul. r-terHjN I'rin- id Ni» "i ii. k 7-, rl-.. iimhnngrd. i I Turn- Dull. 1 in.
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      A DISMAL YEAR FOR HOLLAND.
      287 9 Affected by Depression In Dutch East Indies. arieaa, decreased kja/iag irr.-i. .ml thr unsatis-fict-rv taaM m ■< tka finlajsi loan fiel i I'jtch trade.- i hr lajajn corpora- aa the year. tut generally uvult- were rot up to expectalu<- t.. thr pre«»ion of prices resultThr
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      EXCHANGES.
      34 9 Jan. 2i». en exchancs are: Amsterdam B .> Is. 5A»d. Berlin Bucharest ..pen i •••a ZSJI, Halaiaafon K 1 Lisbon II M IsVaala Vidro 1.11 Tarn la. .IVd. Stockholm k -u.- 1 •-.»■>. Yoki>- Forward
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      52 9 Tone of Market t Si puurt. Latc.t Cable :-L. |f |f j ,b, b New York: Spot M Q. cent. 7" per lb. uy r» 0 Seller t.S.S equal to London Standard >Undard R.S.S. on leniicr II il-.lur.« 1:! 13.--i i J? o'clock noon. Sinrapore.
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      More Haste Less Speed.
      1616 9 A WORD OF WARNING ABOUT THE QUOTA SCHEME. W« open the New Year with a trrsh a.v! incalculable facfor in the t n market ..r.v which has advanced the price by per to.i frum the low I- vol rui rie a fortni B ht affo. state-
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      RUBBER COMPANIES ANALYSED.
      437 9 Positions as Disclosed B> Latest Reports. .Trie :>:i I t k.iir. I •rm.^d in July. li>lo. T»ta fi «rr«. of which 1.931 n I ar.<l 3.430 MM .in 1 mature. Fa P<r cent was distrmut- .1. Th' I .»:.< Ig bra.-k. I t.muirhi hi i |CHJSOiXI2.-.01 vis.mm
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    RUBBER STATISTICS.
    22 9 hi Statii.'.'-^ U j'lMk: la '.h- nuM 2* Lwnavr. and fri.-i tfc. Govk.-r.~i: t t-'faiaau' edit: n wl im of
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    LONDON MONEY MARKET
    153 9 Chairmen Whc M ;i t* Been Displac- RECONSTRUCTION TAKING ,< E. Th. r.ntinpalion I sure, hir anticip:> ncy will 1 per the plii On Jar i.r.i mnultanciuiiK of the i irr |a be repaid. i li. Ki-i. 1 *--i uf HI inili:while a.- td. of incoim- and
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      60 9 There s a flavour to f^^- l^^r^rr suit your taste. Plain, f* r^r-^^ Q Milk, Cream, Raisins, /I IfJ^a^S) ever your fancy tells J^^UmjM^^3h you. They're all /I [I NUTlVlt^^rti delicious. They're W9^99t^^L^Ul FRY'S Cartets. The handy hygienic cirton It (^T 1 jn9^tjH§^B>^ keeps the chocolate fresh r 3 mi
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30,1931. YOUTH AND THE WAR.
    1024 10 Mr. 11. (i. Weils, with his usual positiveness, recently denied that the world had realised the horror of modern warfare and red that half the young men of England. Ft i nee and Germany under the* age t twenty-five
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    WHAT WILL WE DANCE TOMORROW ?
    1247 10 WHAT WILL WE DANCE TOMORROW Ball-Room Tendencies Of The Moment. (I!, M V.lentin- Albert de Summer*. I'rc-idenl the International < horeu «r»phir I nion.) Mwagn something mw T 1 Mn motto »f modern l.fe has shatter ?d all the rule* of technique and made ts way int > every -ph.
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    331 10 Mr T. Qmb\ ISM., late Chief Inspector. KM S. I'olice. has left In-land to spend the winter in the South of England. Mr. K. E. C Thjraisingham. advorat .-nd solicitor, has been ..grated on at the General Hospital for appendicitis H< making good progress. The engagement is
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    86 10 KGE OF CABINET MINISTERS. >nin* th« m 4 th, I t« loam I r.i Pi 4 I In politic*, at THE SCHNEIDER TROPHY. t.. A-itr. ititnr' tain had tn<l h ninif fin»! wmmmi ..as i The I: I involved t. !y low iil from a •in
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    FIFTY MEN ENTOMBED IN ENGLISH PIT DISASTER. EXPLOSION AT WHITEHAVEN.
    175 11 Only Three Miners Rescued. MANY MISSING. Two Previous Tragedies Recalled. I^.ndon. Jan. 30. nated iM of an explnsion haTen. l'p t.. ;h- h.».i- l.cen asva oaaa rai The I! M of two workingsj which go under the tea at Whitehaven.
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    REDS IN CHINA.
    75 11 War Minister to Direct Operations. •:ai. Jan. It. ok has ordered of the anti-Communist I of April. the capital of act on Ix-half of Presid. the whok hina. reached .imunist^ ;n nort 1 aro attackine commui -tenupted. On Jar ported that, at leveral i BetU. Il ih.ne
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    TRADES DISPUTES HILL.
    88 11 Eitfht Liberals Vote Against Second Reading. .lan. at, majority of 27 on Disputes Nrni-ndment Bill was of tka 5K Lib) at' "allied in leaders' ninc'uding Sir the measure an.l one for it. The .ml to attempt t> secure a llring the committee The attire of theh. Hon.
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    U.S.A. AND CANADA.
    45 11 President and Premier To Confer. The Pi Mr. I! H I accompanied by Mr. Maciader, the I'nited left for Waahingi Preildoat II Amoni i ays, the 8i Ia» ho removal of umiiii- r and rr in.s and 1 agncul- lip and ittr
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    U.S. APOLOGY TO ITALY.
    176 11 A Peculiar Diplomatic Incident Washington, Jan. 29. One of the most peculiar diplomatic incidents v hich has ever occurred in the I'nited Stater, has reached a climax, the Government having fully apologised to Signor Mussolini, through Col. Henry L. Stimson, the Secretary of State, for a
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    SMYRNA RIOTS.
    194 11 Seventy-eight Persons Sentenced to Death. Constantinople. Jan. 29. S'-venty-eight persons have been sent- i be hanged out of the first group of accused in connection with the riots I lot it Smyrna. Other sentences passed vary from three i" M years hard labour. Th.' 'i-rtcnccs must be ratified
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    WAR PAYMENTS TO US.
    89 11 British, French and Italian Annuities. Rugby. Jan. 29. ying to a question in the House of Commons, the Chancellor of the Kxekoawar, Mr. Snowden. said the annuity payable to the Cnited States Government for this financial year under the debtfunding agreement represented 3.0 per cent, of
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    DR. C. T. WANG.
    75 11 Pessimistic Regarding C.E.R. Outlook. Shanghai, Jan. 20. l>r. C. T. Wang, the Chinese Foreign Mmi-ter. has had an interview with President Chiang Kai-shek at Nanking. l>: VTaag ■aamt |«--simistic with regard to the CSfaMM Kastern Railway outlin.k. Hi- aai m I yet made an appearance at
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    CHINAS FINANCES.
    69 11 A Silver lx>an and (Jold Credits Abroad. Shanghai. Jan. 29. Mr. H. H. Kung, the Minister of In- I •.(ustry. is understood to favour the proJOaai silver loan to China by America tor distribution in the interior of China an.l ,iiso the establishment of gold credits abroad for
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    SECRETARY'S SUICIDE.
    79 11 Shoots Himself on Club Verandah. Madras, Jan. IS. Mr. G. IL Bull, a F.uropean. secretary of the Malabar Club. Calicut, shot h.mself in the forehead with a revolver on the verandah of the dub. At the inquest, today, a verdict of tairiml »as returned. Mr Bull, who was
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    LORDS DEBATE ON DISARMAMENT.
    274 11 Lord Bridgeman's Doubts. OUR NAVAL SACRIFICES WERE THEY JUSTIFIED? Rugby. Jan. 20. In the House of Lords, Lord Dickinson opened a debate on international disarma- ment and referred to the conference which the Council of the league of Nations ha< decided should meet in February next
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    AVALANCHE VICTIMS.
    130 11 Rescue by Ordinary Means Impossible. Paris. Ja:. Sixty Unas Italian s,,ldier* are t i maroaaad in the snow at Bardonnecr.r.an,. :heir rescue by any nnlinary means It in, possible as there is onstanl danger o' another avalanche. Meanwhile, wcmld-be rescutrs have sue ceedeil in passing to the maro>ned
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    H.M.S. LUCIA CASE.
    91 11 Officers Who are Placed On Half Pay. London, Jan. J. l The officers concerned in the statement i made l.y the First Lord of the Admir.iity (Mr. A. V. Alexander) in connection «it'i H.M.S. Lucia coui ts-martial findings r Commander Ol K. Hallifax, I mander J. W.
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    SCHNEIDER TROPHY TO BE DEFENDED.
    228 11 R.A.F. Team to Take Part. BIT FINDS TO BE FOUND PRIVATELY. London, Jan. 29. In the House of Commons Mr. Ramsay Mai Donald, at question time, said that although the Government was strongly averse to perpetuating contests between rival Government teams it was so interested
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    TIENTSIN PLANT.
    128 11 For Extracting Heroin From Boot Polish. Geneva. Jan. 2;>. Sir Malcolm Delevingne (Great Britain) hutted the insinuation of the National Anti-Opium Association of China regarding a house in the British n at Tientsin which contained plant to extract heroin from floor polish s«nt from France. Sfe Malclm Delevingne
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    VALUE OF SILVER.
    86 11 No Practicable Proposals Reach Mr. Snowden. London, Jan. In the House of Con-.mon.s, in repy to Mr. I'hil.p Snowdtn. the Chanraflat of the Banmaaar, »ai<J he was un- a^a-r trat my prarti.ahle proposals for tno rchah-htation of the- \alue of silver h.'d Stin o fai suggc-U.i. M.
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    ATTACKED BY LION.
    114 11 lx)w-Flyinjf Aeroplane Damaged. Berlin. Jan. 21. Taking sound films of animal life is an inciting occupation, judging by the advices received from the weTi-known aviator. Krnst I'det. who is leading an air expedition in Kast Africa for this parpaaa. A lion attacked one machine, which -\as tlyin^
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    CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
    66 11 CAPITAL P UNISHMENT. No Action to be Taken on The Recent Report. Rugby, Jan. 2. I. ihe House ..f Commons, the Home Secretary, Mr. .1. R. dynes, stated that the Government did not propose to take any action on the recent report of the committee on capita! punishment. The n;>.>rt
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    AUSTRALIAN CABINET CRISIS.
    413 11 Split Over Mr. Theodore's Appointment. The Labour split concerning th. I appointment of M,r. K. Then: I Federal Treasurer has reached a climax. Mr. J. K. Fentufj. the Mm ter for Trade and Csjatoaw, ha; arm. '.meed that he will resign from the Caluntt n.< fr^in [Feb.
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    MR. CHURCHILL TO RESIGN?
    97 11 Leaving: the Business Committee. NEW DIFFERENCES. May Accept Commercial Appointment. Mr \V,rst..n Churchill, in I Mi. Stanley Baldwin duttd Jan f7, "Now tha' Indian policy has Inc. .me pal that I should i th. .Mr. Churchill adds thai Kaldwin the utm mont. Mr. Baldwin replied on
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    SHANGHAI TROUBLE.
    16 11 Mams Labour I nions To lie Dissolved. Thr >.r. Saangaa It Will Ik- lei-allcil
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    PRINCESS BEATRICE.
    113 11 Arrival of Queen of Spain A Helpful Factor. London. Jan. 30. The arrival at Kensington Palace of the Queen of Spain has l>«en a helpful factor in the flight improvement in the condition of Princess Beatrice. There has been no heart attack since noon, but some anxiety necefsarily
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    SIR JOHN MONASIL
    130 11 Australian Reprcsentati\c At New Delhi. Lieut. -(lencral S.i Ml M I diatiai ler of the Aostralian armies on the \V- in thr Great War. having bten selected by th«i Federal (iovernment i tralia at the opening o( Sew D hi. ha* decided to sail by the M
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    NORTH CHINA FINANCES.
    38 11 Conference Being Held To Discuss Them. Mghai, Jan Marshal Chang Baa th-lmag, the lianrhunan ruler, ii proaMmg al •> North Baatem Conference, wi held to discuss the general finanrinl poaition. with particular referen- way and Sino-S.
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    SCHOOLBOY KILLED.
    112 11 Well-Known Tennis IMayer Involved. (From Our Own < respondent Ip»h, Jam An inquiry il being held into the of a Chiaese schoolboy, a pui>il of YuV (hoy whrMii. who died from ceived by Scin- run h) ;i .r hy Mr. < W. Wats.,: terms and hotkey player. Describing
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    WILD LIFE INQUIRY.
    54 11 .Mr. A. McKen/.ie's Evidence At Malacca. (From Our Own C. rre.-pondent.) I»U- > immission hen Mr. M. K planter ..r orcr L' r > ipidly (iisiiji minatod. They «r: the Html Mi McKcniM ypWM arnma!- >h uld the el Hunting at night with ihoald be itoppod, and
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    PENANG WEDDING.
    41 11 Mr. (harks Kit tuck and Mi»Isahel Anthony. (From Our Own C'-rcponu lena- II nrtt was marnci here yesU rday t> nly daughter i.i !h. mi. Bta |.hen Anthony and Mr AnUi •rai twlii i Urn hral'h of the hra«t*.
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    $30,000 FIRE DAMAGE
    30 11 Outbreak in Shop Which Stored Petrol. (From Our Own CorrespondFiro broki in Nibong ley. wh. N the i tabborn and 1 led. T|.e lire, later, <t>>inir ilama*."
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      86 11 TODAY'S FEATURES. Page What Will We Dance tomorrow? lt> M. ValentinAlbert de Summera 10 New llooks Keviened I Full Production at Low Price 12 The Hixtory of Architecture" lti H..» Native Rubber is <Jrown 1* iaanwhaam Will Cmm M Kariliiies for Telegraph Str\ice 12 London Money Market Today's rossword Puzzle
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    FULL PRODUCTION AT LOW PRICE.
    1681 12 A V w View of The Rubber Industry. ki:msi\(; idkas. raising consuming capacity. (ci-idcrat.lr usleret allache- l« l-ming ai'icle .»n the fulur- ot i|.< ruiii.iT iadMatnr, a» th«- «*nti-r i-. Mr. V I lairlank. ihc wnior man :he well-known (inn of Henr> (.ai'xr and o.
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    THE SHANSI PROBLEM.
    80 12 Separation of Civil Miliiar\ Authority. Shanghai. Jan. M. It is reported that the Shansi p have agreed, in genera! terms, to ll:l l plan for the rehabilitation province and hi the separation oi evil administration from the milii:. i It i» further declared that the rodea of
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    MANCHURIAN RAILWAYS.
    96 12 Japan's Anxiety to Reach A Settlement. Shanghai. Jan. The Japanese Legation announces that Mr. Kimura. a director of the Sam South Manchuria Railway, is aiming at an equitable and mutually ben) settlement af the railway situation in Manchuria as between China and Japan. Japan, the legation states, is
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    MURDERER LEAVES NO CLUE.
    462 12 Nelson Road Crime Unsolved. The Nelson Road murder af Jan. lv. •,.:i af wUek »a M <;. Alexande:- MMttla, a Kurasian. cg-<\ 62, st.ll -".i ami tn." th,ha.i to work on at the Ma statement that -:.w a man drev«*d .n lilaik wearinn a hi' jump
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    COTTON DEADLOCK.
    45 12 dovernmcnt's Efforts to Secure Settlement. Rut'by. Jan. M. Tin- Prim Minister ar.d Mi-s BawJtaM, •hr Minister of Labour, are today meetr\? "he npn -entatives. of ;h<- amptoyen and the twwi in the bopc of I :i -ittliment of the eottofl 6 Irtish Wireless.
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    ALLEGED THREATS.
    237 12 $2,000 Demanded From Towkay. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kianjf. Jar ]',< fan Twajk* Aim I.. K!an,' amed l.Mi K.»u».. k'nl w.th iiinunal intimidation b>' threatcntaf l.cc Seonjt Hoik with injury lag a letter demandinK that .«J.O(XI be laced aT I :i:!>au Klanvr. witk intent to nsat Lev ati
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    HACKED TO DEATH.
    190 12 Iliarrawadcly Rebels Kill Station master. ■>h B. < D rtatioßßMatei by h. fe wh-n I tjjai.an to whi'-h Mr-. !><y laid that a few mm II midnight fifty an, all in thtr.i witk painti-d i w an'! tanp.ii a; th<- I 7b\< id. The nu-n or .•■e!
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    TRUTH CONTROL.
    126 12 Why Inofficial Members Of The Hoard Resigned. A- \h<- nm tine of the Singapore < i»:il omr' afternoon, Mj I". (iriffith-Jor.c-- v ill a-=k th.- In "As the Comnt :>ri -.i ntative on the Traffic Advisory Board, will you state fully the reason why you and all the
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    6 12 pore i p.m. today.
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    DORA GORDINE'S SCULPTURE.
    89 12 Municipal Purch:w ft. THE CHOBEN PIECES DESCRIBED. i >■ Dora Gordii* art has been r. Otti.es will hold thi Tv o hr.i hall a- i au< i form Accrj the on< groun<: It «l tl.is kin>l n which. into it I should be i. e*c thoughtful which
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    TELEGRAPH SERVICE.
    36 12 Tran-mi^i«>,i l>. K.i- i I i from Slid eh il On a Malay SI lalagraai letter. LiUsent by letter On a it is to be foru iinil the air n ed by air mail.
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    BOY KNOCKED DOWN.
    13 12 A t'hii «n by a •>! I tt ta* T»n i
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      INTER- COMPANY RUGBY.
      363 13 Co. to Meet "A" Co In Final. awn match Utwe-en "D" (M.G in the <enn-final i.f Urn .my < hampionship <>f the ;Ment re^ulu-d on the I'uil:, ;n a win f',l Com- ifial and a try) a jrami- was keenly i hi h *<> that neither I
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      HOME FOOTBALL.
      32 13 liradford and Preston Share The Points. 1...ni0n. Jan. J'.i. I Eafflisli League matches fallows >. ..nd IWihlaa. 1 Hra.lford 1 i n,.,l II, > .i..n i Northern). I i r.«.- Ah. 0.
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      HOCKEY TALENT AT KUALA LUMPUR.
      535 13 Expectation in F.M.S. Of Colony Victory. (From Our Own 'correspondent.) Kuala I.umpur, Jan. 2.. Some very Majaxta. -*i«uld b>M a. Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, when ihc F.M.S. and the ("«.!< ny will meet in their annual fixture. Ihi c. hmy ter.m is viewed hen- w.th
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    GRAND NATIONAL.
    277 13 Over Eighty Entries For Aintree Classic. The following are the entries for the Grand National <4 miles HI >:)■■ run on Mar. 27 EaUer Hfo 12 7. (ill:. 12.5. .s r .»ung.,,l,r. 12.4. Grvgaiarh I.. laal Calway IS, Raka h:ri 11.13, Bright* R<>> 11.12. Culhrry Hani] II 12.
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    LOCAL GOLF.
    123 13 I.adits' Kogey Competition At S.(;.C. The Singapore Coif Club la<lie<' aafa« c mpelition for February will be played on Monday, Feb. and not Feh. L' a^ previously announced on account of that day being a bank holiday. (•arrison G.C. Competitions. The mixed foursomes competition at the Garrison Coif
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    LINDRUM'S RECORD.
    164 13 Newman Qualifies for Empire Tournament Final. Lindrum. the Austi llian billiards wizard, completed the 151 st four-figure break of his career in his match against Davis. The semi-final of the Knipire BilliardTournament ended in a win for Newman over Davis by 5.14* points. Newman will nitet Lindrum in
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    LAWN TENNIS DURING 1930.
    929 13 Standard of Play Not Improved. N i-tmeuished year, 1930, •ays the Observer. Nu r.»-w stars swam into our ken the yer.r ?ave littl* sensation of any hind, and even pro- Mcied a temporary »ileni«r to those who <J are always so eager to Maari that youth
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    KID BERG.
    107 13 To Fight For World Welterweight Title? Jack (Kid) Berg has been offered a bout with Tommy Freeman, the world's welter- weight champion, by the officials of the Chicago Stadium. It is stipulated that the fight takes place in February and that Freeman's title roust be at stake. Freeman
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    TENNIS IN INDIA.
    117 13 British Tourists Praise Local Players. Bombay. Jan. 20. The British lawn tenni* players arrivd here today from Kapurthala where thty were the fruests of the Maharaja. Walli* Myers. interviewed. said Everywhere the Indian- have joined with the Europeans in greetinK us on and off the court. "We
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    RUGBY IN BRITAIN.
    132 13 Majority of Home Wins In Club Matches. London, Jan. 17. The following were results of Rugby matches played today Hath QlaaaMaat 3. Hn*tol 11. Koyal Air Force 0. Coventry 22. St. BarCn Hocpitul B. (ivy's C. Northampton 10. I r 11. I omlon W-l-h 1...ni10n Scottish 10.
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    BLACKHEATH'S LOSS.
    130 13 Sir T. G. Devitt May Not Play Rugger Again. There will be genuine regret among ail rugger men at the possibility of >>n T. G. Devitt, the international wing threequarter and Cambridge Blue, being- unable to play the game again. I»e\ itt recently suffered such severe in juries
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    NEW MOTOR RECORDS.
    164 13 British Drivers' Success On Paris Track. Three new world's records were set up by G. E. T. Eyston. driving an M.(i." Midget on the Montlhery track. Paris. The records are in the Internation.il Class H.. which is for cars up to K5O r.c. The previous records were
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    U.S. GOLF.
    85 13 Cold™ Beats Von Elm In Big Championship. Aqua Caliente. Mexico. Jan. IX. Johnny Golden, of Norton, Connecticut, defeated George Von Elm, bf Los |Antelei, by four stroke* today in the 18lole play-off for the diamond studded i medal symbolic of the Aqua Caliente i (25,000 open golf championship.
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    85 13 Fridiy. J»nu»r> M. Singapore Turf Club annual f«ner»! ractting, Chamber of Commarca, 6.16 p.m. Football: Commercial Cup: Manifield'i I Waarne't, Stadium; M.P.H. VS. I Socony. Y.lt.C-A. Satarday. Jaaaary 11. Taiping races, fint day. v olf: Man 1 Monthly Medal CompetitionSrpoy Linn (...If Hub Bogby: S.C.C. r: 2nd Wrick,
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    YACHTING.
    54 13 BMa tor Hoops IVopliH On Suml:t> The I n< irnfc)n fur Urn H< I wfll 1.. U n<l the will at 10 'I1I 1 I Cta l*m l i» «te<i in tai will U- at 1(> 1' M< mix ra are again ■ad iffln h. n will ba I
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    SINGAPORE TURF CLUB.
    16 13 Xnnual Meeting lit-iuu Field Toda> -rf I lu l arv rtmiaded that the
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    REMARKABLE WILL CASE.
    803 14 Chief .Justice's < omimnts. \M)\l(li S BREACH OF TRUST." trust :,menl made a n Murilaiming t'. 'he will Of I for a n nf trust, the the plain- i'hin BBC i ainad ths Hi laid tl i n .-..nd plain- I ad I he ii ■-!-< pro-
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    INSPECTOR CHARGED.
    93 14 Sequel to Motor Collision In Singapore. The I'ouith i (Mr 11. Whitton) yesterday in which Inspector arged wit'n ia.h driving. a motor i .i il Street titan Street oa Dae. ik. when Mr. i Lan* iirits :ilu ad to remain n hospital ("t( "t <l i M Uoxaaatsr,
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    BOMBS IN FRUIT BASKET.
    57 14 Pulict' Kind in Amritsar IKxtor's House. Amritsar. Jan. 8. Amritsar police di i >vered two lwimb ir. a iiasl.et of OHUkfjaß, in '.lie house o hakim (darter). The hal im. who was arrested. state< 'thai the basket af mil had be-e-n pie>ent I to him h)
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      DOGS—AND VOTES!
      260 14 DOGS— AND VOTES! To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir. Is it not high time that a by-law vas introduced under which awaOTS dogs, who permit their animals to wander Bt will, either ia their gardens or on the; public roads, more particularly at Bight, .rb by their hieie-ou^
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      CARE OF LUNATICS.
      121 14 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir.— l have read the letter of Samis with a ma* deal af interest, if the Lunatic Asylums Ordinance lays it down that an order for the removal of a lunatic to the mental hospital must be -ifm-.l \>\ a
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      " REBATING."
      201 14 REBATING." To the Editor of the Straits Time*. Si r Referring to yojr parajrrap): under the heading Insurance Agents .n which you refer to the action of certain Hnirlish life insurance companies in en .•e.i\..urin>r to st.ip the practice at 'r. !,atinj:." it may interest you to know thai OS*)**
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    CASE WITHDRAWN.
    104 14 Chinese Charged With Kidnapping. (From Our Own Correspondent.) IVnan-.'. Jan. 29. The ca;e auainst a Chinese, who v. ichargoa with kidnapping two jjirls. botfe minors, and with a MrfcMM offence a:, one af them, was withdrawn in the |MIIM court here today by Insnwtor Nunn on instructions from
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    FIRE ON LINER.
    33 14 London, Jan. Jl. A fire broke out on the Henderson liner. Tarantia. in the harbour at Bootle A number of bales of Indian c.tton were damage! by tire and watc
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    MERCHANT'S WILL.
    82 14 MERCH ANT'S WILL. Bequests for Poor in Rangoon And (ilasjjow. n. Jaa. 21. A rttl.'i>i"l has lu-en Nackad iP|tarcl,.ij: iili it «>f the (;iuswi'(fian, Mr. .John MaiGnjvir, a former Rangoon timl>er mordant. h<> b.M|ui;ithr<i every Ihiay for th-.- raiM »S the aaaf in Rangoon and Glasgow upon the death of
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    PERSIAN CABINET.
    92 14 T(hi-i:in, Jan 11. idir.L' to iisam 1 the lVr>iun Culii- r AM r. isflsßtiaa I" tinSiiuli. Ah., li abl«-.l U OH I'n-mii-r la imm v i.cw aiiim-t With th.' «-xn ption f the- l'urtfi.li <il the Interior. \.hich is frivrn la Mr M;.n- ar, i-v-CiuVi-rnor 'if Azerbaijiui. ull
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      199 14 V.Vfl i/JH f\'li (J vVW ll ifwi i I t Jobs k XA Healthy Outlook He rcmemlxrr* when this was just t jungle, how he was afra d he would never see those young healthy trees ready to be tapped —he was afraid malaria, 'flu or icvcr would invalid him
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    From Theology to Travel.
    265 15 laffuaUa*. B> (.imanni Papim. Iran-Kited liv Mary Prichard \k.n«ili. HiKJdci .md SlouKhwm. 12-. M. hn.tian Rthic* and Modern PMb> In.. rU \S U Inue. k.< \.0.. Ii I) Dean ol St. Caul.. il.dd. r and Mounhtiin. I't-. Si 1 -ii. l'.\ Frederic Mai'iiinf. Peter Uaviea, ltd.
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    THE LITERARY PAGE —NEW BOOKS REVIEWED.
    3014 15 THE LITERARY PAGE NEW BOOKS REVIEWED. Signor Papini s Study of St. Augustine— Stormy Petrel whose Influence Rapidly Spread all Over Christendom Dean Inge Makes Several Abstruse Subjects Interesting Travels of Evelyn Waugh Frankness of the Younger Generation Alaska Colour. .nd problems of social ethics. The last MM chapters and
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      193 15 Today's Crossword Puzzle. n s p k> \*r I HEaf 55 II I^l aMMMT 5 1^ mmH mmml aMMH^"" mHbm^ I I P^^mmmT^^^mmmJ^^^mmml ■Ti *5 Ibmmi^ n^l io Banf^ mmmi^ I (CLUES.) ACROSS. R">> hard IS. revice 1 Pertaii u K to ki»«in|{ Kager desire ;.urtu.«- of earth M. Klliptical
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    FROM BABYLON TO SKYSCRAPERS.
    3040 16 'But the Work Of Infants." OLD AND NEW BTYL» BUILDING THROUGHOUT THE AGE& m Our Own Correspondent.) I I.umpur. ■)•< m, H h.tecture" was the v— I<?cture dl V Hedres. OBK.. B x \.K.te,t of the P ,o lellow l ...n.cal nature of Mi languafe. w,th
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    "NOTORIOUS HOUSE."
    51 16 Three Months' Rigorous For Malay Woman. Mr. U. l)oiid. the Singapore Oiminul Judge, yevterday Matmeed a Malay womai. raoM to three months' rigorous imprison. nent tor keepng a biothcl at 14:!. ThaOJOM Road. The MOMCtOf h.. pi ti'it,-,) said the house as one of the most notorious hi
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    MENACE OF AMERICA'S UNEMPLOYED.
    482 17 Disturbances All Over The Country. fl'Uil <le.i I v tht ii-aTMi: t.f unt-mploycil entire attention uf the I nil .i. aicor«iin(c HMBMfIOT. .i oi lurrinjr in a ii<! in si-ve::il h vc '«-en fi>rc";l to whil< the Fire Brigade Lo« In Hr .i>.\n rherc wen- turbulent
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    23 17 A contract totallinr Tcs. 190,000. for building a scries of «hophouv» in Bang Vek. has been «ecurp<l by United I Lntintt i Lid.
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    143 17 ii'igge&t Discovers A Generation. V. tar.t fcol'l di>rovi-i\ memning Ihe R«n.! Ko!dfieM«. of the fie!d> Ever sine.- l:-t X..: there has uecn a miles m KStSBt, ta tr. C'ountle sj^nt in iMrchiag r.itheit i i.n>u -f'Jl >. 1-ive weeks ago p cunuuetid v: rapidly uyir.K
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    FINE RUBY FOUND.
    63 17 May Yield Cut Jewel Of 11 Carat An nu[K>ri.i the fasten Bums the R-tnK".>n 1 Tkl hill 'Ulil ol :i world* taaM IMI cavern if ha-i sup| Th>' prr.st'l .•> and promi-i.i to 14 can Stone- nf t?-.i. itec l rare, and have hecn IuMWB priivs rantrm^r
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      635 17 VICTIMS OF THE SLUMP. Can You Help These Men In arrordnnn with the offer made in the Null- mi the l».i\ column we KiM' puMii ii\ la 'he follow me appeals lor work Irom nun who arc unem|ilovi-« t of ;he slunifi. fl *iH ha plea-< <l in in lon.
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      657 17 CHINESE. Struts-hum, aged 43. *e*ks employment on commission In is a- travelling salesman and inMtaaca caivasser. Experienced in salt of electrical Roods and MM*Mf* ies. car tyrss. elate supplies. h::ildine materials, rencral furniture and household foods, l.quor and provisions. A!m» know* fire and life insurance. Apply. Unemployed 20A. CmmE Aged
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      408 17 T~j^T f-*f D D.D. Prescription is an infallible remedy ma. Pso-iasls. Bad Ug, Salt Bbeum, Prickly Ucnt. Ii worm. Dhobies Itch, or other skin troubU-. raunut do kßfl work- -they simply cloy; the POM> D.D.D. is v, s:no!ly ointment, but a gol<ica hquid wash irluch Binks into the por' W.i
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    HOW NATIVE RUBBER IS GROWN.
    1096 18 Careless Tapping With Plenty of Trees. SOUTH SUMATRA. OWNERS WHO IF.T THINGS GO. of an h n> w paper. i matra's ea»t brooirli Nat'v >c* thi ard about !t •»ii- cmntrv. on th- i rive rub- ulanit. larger kg and thetr. P..! I nativo i
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    RANK AND FILE HEROES
    146 18 Warm Tribute to the Bombay Police. Bombay. Jan. T. In presenting the annual police r*p« rt takaj I'm -i-lency for 1929. the In>l<n tc r-l.ei.eral of Police pays high tribute t.. the rank and file of the force for their loyalty and endurance under unprecedented «tiM'.n.
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    PROSELYTISM IN ROME.
    888 18 Papal Complaint. SURVEY OF PAST YEAR. The Pope's reply to the customary hristmas greeting of the College of 'ardinals was of more than usual imporanoe. In the ordinary sur\ey of events of the iast U months he incorporated a lorn: >aasage complaining of "non-Catholic 01 \en anti-Catholic
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    WOMAN'S FEAT.
    74 18 Tigress Bagged In Indian Jungle. Mm I»un. Jan. <J. A ti£re-<* It reixuted to have been shol bj a woman who had MeMfMWMi a shikai ■■art- th» l>o"ii far— U and was teni roranly t' behind in .1 ii". 1.. 1 -tar whil. the mm *>u< iaia the
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    B.B.C.'S NEW HOME.
    245 18 Wonder Building That Defies Noise. I h«ve just insiM I the mo»t remarkable bu ir |p near Oxford Clreu*, mjt thr «ir ■poadent of Urn Evniag S; in. Inn '11 n n few ir the buildintc will ha\t' r 1 xb- the enormous aWvtfopMMllt of the m
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      487 19 AMets exce«< 111,000,000 AMaraoce in tore* orer 158.00t.000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Statements.) nt.'AD OFFICE Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 17, Old Jewry, E.C. Th* Company ha* £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and compile* with the British Life Assurance Companies
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      538 19 BANKING NEDERLANDSCH INWSCHE HANDELSBANK. N.V. Established 1463 at Amsterdam Authorised Capital Glda. 100.000.000 (about M.600,000) Paid op Capital Clds. .'5.000.000 (aboat 14,600,000) Reserve* Glds. 25.187.797 (about 42,350,000 HEAD OFFICE AMSTERDAM BRANCH OFFICES THE HAGUE, ROTTERDAM. OVERSEAS BRANCHES BATAVIA Head Office for Dutca East SHANGHAI Head Office for China and J
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      600 19 BANKING P. AND 0. BANKING CORPORATION, LTD. (Incorporated .n England) with which is afllliatrd ALLAHABAD BANK. I TI).. INDIA. Authorised Capital t5,000.0n0 Capital subscribed and paid up £2,6»4,1«0 Reserve Fond < 180,000 HEAD OFFICE 117-112, Leadenhall Street. London, E.C. I. WEST LONDON BRANCH 14-16, Cockupur Street, London, S.W. 1. EASTERN
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      217 19 INSURANCE COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England) Fir*, Life, Marine. Accident, Guarantee and Motor. Assets *60.000.000 ARTHUR C. POTTS Manager and Under writer. Eastern Branch, Singapore. FIRE-ACCIDENT-MOTOR. THE LONDON ASSURANCE HONG KONG FIRE INSCE., Co.. Ltd.. PHOENIX ASSURANCE Co.. Ltd, WKSTERN ASSIRANCF. Co, INIO.V INSCE. aXMamr of CANTON,
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      404 19 RUSTON RELIABILITY PROVED AGAIN In 1930 this 100 8.H.1', cold -tarlinu nil MlfiM ran for 8,670 hours only W htwri less than the total numbei of hours in the year. And this is not exceptional as the online Lmm been worked like this in Singapore since IMJ7. the Jk BBHfc^^^v""
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      9 20 OCEAN MOTOR POUCIES ISNOKE CIGARETTES 1 1 M<CJiLUM r
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      119 20 THE OCEAN IDCNT ami m \i{ \sii.i: (OKrOKATION, LTD. i ln..irporatr<l in tirrat Br'lj MMMhrMwi sim.U'.ini New! Quick cooking Quaker Oats ./~\.SK >our grocer for the Wtm quick-cookinfinuakcr Oats: I. It cook- in i>'ir htth ihc time lormcrly required t. It it the limt tint qu«lit> ■< l««y». I 111
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