The Straits Times, 8 January 1933

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    36 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. 56. Sunday, January Bth., 1933. Price 10 cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malay*, No. 56. Sunday, January Bth., 1933. Price 10 cents.
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    SIR M. LAMPSON ON BRITAIN AND CHINaV
    1042 1 "RELATIONS HAVE IMPROVED." Unfortunate Treaty Cases. A RUMOUR EXPLODED. No Change Of Minister Contemplated. "The British peop.t hate always been in aympathy wi'h China but it would have been stronger if there had not been unfortunate COOM of disregarding treaties. Nevertheless the good
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    BLAZING LINER HEROISM.
    391 1 BRITISH CREW DARES INFERNO. (Fiom Our -Own Correspondent.) London, Jan. 7. AsTIRKINd BtOff of British heroism, but for which many more lives wouM hi»ve I crn lost on the hl.izing liner Atlan- ti<iue, was revealed today. Wlicn all seemed lost the trapped vic>ms the b' Ht-crew ot"
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    A PRINCE DIES.
    26 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. Jan. 7. Prime Subhayoga Ka^hem, who was wire Minister M F. .ance, died here .ixlay of heart disease.
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    LAND-SEA-AIR MURDER HUNT.
    146 1 EUROPE-WIDE SEARCH FOR MISSING MAN. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Jan. 7. AEUROPE-WIDK hunt on land, at yea- ports and at aerodromes is bring conducted to discover James Furnace, the ■nissing Londoner who was at first thought to be the victim of a murder in which Mr.
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    LONDON RUBBER & TIN.
    84 1 LONDON RUBBER TIN. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Jan. 7. RUBBER. (Quotations as supplied by Symington and Wilson.) Spot (Buyers) 2 13/32. (Sellers) 2 IV I2. Apr.-June 2 9/16. July-Sept 24». Oct.-Dec. 2' 4 Market tone Steady. TIN. Spot £115. Three months i'J4s^. Market tone Steady. KILV.BR. Spot 16 11/16.
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    MR. C. J. FOOT DEAD.
    31 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Jan. 7. The death of Mr. C. -I. Foot, formerly of the British American Tobacco Company. Singapore, was announced here today.
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    FLU TERROR GRIPS BRITAIN.
    154 1 FLU TERROR GRIPS BRITAIN. Mm MORE DEATHS LAST WEEK. fi Our Own Correspondent.) Ijondon, Jan. 7. luenza wave of terror is sweepcross Britain more fiercely than hundred more deaths were reEngland and Wales last week coy pared with 183 the previous week. <edvur football teams were severely hit^Hjnen falling victims
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    MR. V. A. LOWINGER.
    54 1 Colonial Office Keeps Silent. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Jan. 7. The Colonial Office today refused to deny or confirm to me the report of the appointment of Mr. V. A. Lowinger, former head of the Surveyors' Department, S.S. and F.M.S.. as head of the M«
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    FOOTBALL COMPETITION.
    89 1 *50 Each For Two Sunday Times Readers. Two competitors share the $100 prize offered for the best forecast of the ten given Home football matches played on Dec. 31, both winners having returned nine out of the ten results correct. The successful competitors' names are: RAMON LOUDRL'S, 95,
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    CHINA APPEALS TO LEAGUE.
    81 1 "STOP THE JAPANESE ATTACK." Geneva, Jan. 7. The Chinese delegation has appealed to the League not to lose time in taking effective measures to check Japanese action. Their communication draws attention tc the surprise attack "on the last strategic point south of the Great Wall, whencr
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    JAPANS AFFRONT.
    87 1 "League Should Accept Challenge." London, Jan. 'i. In commenting on the reopening of hostilities between Japan and China the DailyHerald speaks of the affront Japan ha? imposed upon the League of Nations, and demands that the latter should accept thr challenge "If the League continues tr tolerate such
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    NEW AIR BID.
    196 1 Hinkler Out To Smash Australia Record. London, Jan. 7. The Australian airaOmMr. BepCHink'.er domm* <* fro* Lotfoß aiftl.v r&ao*noj». ing in an attempt to i>reak the England to Australia record. He hopes to reich Brindisi in one hop. Reuter. Hinkler first created a record in 1928 when
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    11,000,000 WORK LESS.
    65 1 U. S. Figure Establishes New Record. Washington, Jan. 7. The unemployed in the United States in November number 11,590,000, according to the estimates of the President of the American Federation of Labour. He stated that the figure was a record, but added that unemployment does not appear
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    M. C. C. CRICKET.
    61 1 Bendigo, Jan. 7. A two-day match between the M.C.C. and a Victorian country team was begun here today. The home side, who batted 13 men and fielded 11, were out for 205. Larwood took four wickets for 29. At the close of play the M.C.C. had
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    SINGAPORE WIN BY A POINT.
    1294 1 Thrilling Victory Over Negri-Malacca. MALAYA CUP. Home Team's Gallant Fight. Singaper-e won a thrilling game ajcaip«t Ncßri- Malacca at Seremhan yesterday, when they qunlinVl »o ireet Selangor in the final of the Malaya Cup at Kuala Lumpur. It was a victory by one point, the
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      18 1 THE OCEAN ACCIDENT 1 AND I GUARANTEE CORPORATION, (Incorporated in Great Britain.) I Bead Office for Malay. SINGAPORE.
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      60 1 fKEY BRAND Eau de Cologne. Therp is an exquisite lingering fragrance to "Key Brand" Eau de Cologne rendering it distinctive and attractive. This worthy product of the British Empire is of great strength, and is priced suffiManufactured by the Co- tQ enabU; eyery operative Winegrowers As«>ciation of South Africa, body
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      3 1 j MOTOR POLICIES
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    Married Man Who Killed Her Fiance. AMAZING WAR STORY. Englishwoman And German Soldier She Met At Grave.
    943 2 Married Man Who Killed Her Fiance. AMAZING WAR STORY. Englishwoman And German Soldier She Met At Grave. •m a French port there sailed in December for an unspecified destination in Australasia a newly -married couple whewe uniuue story is bound to excite controversy all over the world, and especially in
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    PROHIBITION LOSS.
    191 2 Has Cost U.S. More Than War. A i-l.invi that twelve Man of Prohibition bat CO i the I'nitod States £5.000.--000,000 was laid b-jfore Ccmgnm on Dw. 1* in an effort to speed ii|> lepislation for its repeal. The estimr.te was compiled by the Crusaders, an organisation of business
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    DIESEL TRAIN.
    187 2 76 M.P.H. For 2d. Per Mile. (iermanv |i claiming to have established a new railway speed record with its Dies. 1-engined two-coach train, which recently did the 178 miles between Berlin and Hamburg at 76 miles an hour. It is a r.-conl for this type of train, but
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    BLIND AND DEAF, BUT—
    569 2 WOMAN WISHES "I COULD LIVE 600 YEARS." FRIEDA LE PLAS is deaf and blind. For years she has seen nothing, and heard nothing but the fair voices of people speaking to her, anu hen with great difficulty. Yet in a Buckinghamshire garden she lives in close
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    RAT POISON ON SWEETS.
    174 2 ATTEMPTED MURDER CHARGE. CECIL Frederick Luckham. aged twentysix, a gardener, of Newton, Mumbles, Swansea, was at Barry Police Court on Dec. 16 committed for trial on charges of attempted murder by administering poison to Mr. Robert Samuel Kendrick, an insurance agent, demanding money with menaces and
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    £14,000,000 Collected In British Gold Rush.
    1081 2 FEW SOVEREIGNS LEFT. How India Helped To Save Pound Sterling. A sum or at least i7.V00.000 in British gold coins tiav passed out of the posses- I sion of private individuals in the goldselling rush which, starting over a year ago, has gradually abated
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    STARTED RONALD COLMAN.
    366 2 FILM DARE-DEVIL DIES I\ PENURY. THK man who gave Rinald ('nlm.in his tirsi dMUWa on the films has I broken hearted and almosi peanilea Bob Vallis' name ;i-e<] to he (lasbed in big letters on the theadi sign*. He I Playe.l in 'cminnnd pcrioiniai. Acted with Irving;
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      63 2 a CAirr f |l A SArfc total assets exceed rim. o *2, 100, *****0 SOUND TOTA s3% A o'o MS ooT o^ EED INVESTMENT Policies issued against FIRE. LIFE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, PERSONAL ACCIDENT, BURGLARY, ETC., ETC. FULL COVER GRANTED AT COMPETITIVE RATES. The Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in
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      56 2 YOU HAVENT TOLD MEL WHAT .w WHY fl^ .irt^tSf 'rtLc*: <C. GOOD RESOLUTIONS Wj MOT *£> uSLD THE ONES Jfci.; V£> YOUVfc. MADE FOR j\{ o )V l MADL x^7K^l> RUN 1 aft XXK K <s YE *«< f}J>i LAST LAR Af(r^\ POP no, nffl f)C\ vtr [^Px) I I
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    Cash Prizes For Football Enthusiasts.
    331 3 NO ENTRANCE FEE REQUIRED. ?100 Offered For Best Forecast Of Ten Results. A further football competition has been arranged. $100 IS OFFERED FOR THE BEST FORECAST OF THE TEN FOOTBALL MATCHES GIVEN BELOW, WHICH ARE SCHEDULED TO BE PLATO ON SATURDAY NEXT, JAN. 14 NO
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    FORM OF THE CLUBS
    515 3 The fiK«rns in parentheses indicate the teams' pMstlsej in the League at the j end ol' la-st season. The fust eight matches in the list arc tin iv the third round of the Kn«clk Cup. Oldham and Tottenham are both Second Division team:-, the former ln'injr
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    TOE'S DEATH MYSTERY.
    889 3 HUSBAND ARRESTED AS ACCESSORY. A few minutes after a verdict of "Wilful murder by some person or persons unknown" had been returned at the inquest, at Bognor Regis, on a wonmtn, her husband was arrested on a coroner's warrant as an accessory to her death. This was
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    GAOL DEATH ENDS ROMANCE.
    605 3 MYSTERY COLONEL'S BROKEN HEART. AN amazing story of romance and adventure in many lands has come to a close with the death in Wormwood Scrubs Prison of Samuel Effinger Adair. Adair had served only two weeks of a three months sentence for obtaining credit at hotels
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    NEW AMUSEMENT PARK FOR MALACCA.
    22 3 Scene at the opening of the Malacca it> Tark by the Hon. Mr. [an Cheng |.<><k. CJLI
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    HAVE YOU SEEN IT?
    46 3 you have not yet teen the Singapore Daily Sews, wriU in for a specimen copy. You will be supplied ui'h one willingly, because when yi'H iiu« MM what a morning newspaper should be, you will not hesitate to become a regular subseribtr.
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    BANGKOK'S NEW PALATIAL THEATRE.
    381 3 VISITORS who were went to complain of the disadvantage which Bangkok, in comparison with her neighbours, sulFei ed-in not possessing a modern theatre hall will, very soon, have this grievance removed, for in about March, 193.'?, the Chalern Krung Theatre, operated by -.he United Cinema Co.,
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      110 3 > *v J Sunday <ffimes Football Competition. The foflowirtfc^re the matches selected for this '♦'week's coiGtoetir^*. They are to be played on the ground the > %wt-named club on Jan. 14. |<cad" carefully,, the^a^truct ions given above *^L and the information sr»lied below. >w A. "olrihani Ath.. vs. Totfcnham H.
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      192 3 SIR MALCOLM CAMPBELL says: "I predict that the future of this car is absolutely assured." Having tried it (the Ten-Foun I an: com inccil that it will appeal to the general motoring public from every point 01 view," writes Sir Malcolm Campbell in 'Th* Field.' "Here M a real n>
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    THE RIGHTS OF DUMMY.
    1272 4 Litnils Under New Rules. SOME DIFFICI I/lIIS EXPLAINED. (BY R. E. KEMP.) I AM indebted t» Ca^taia Weatberhoa H.S. <<>. a wry full a*»s v- of toe I hand published in the Sunday Tamoj M Dec. 18. No douM my r adera will i<-m mber lhal
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    RAISING WARSHIPS 2,400 YEARS OLD.
    213 4 FIRST GREAT NAVAL BATTLE. Italian divers who recently salved a Venetian galleon sunk by the Turks in the 16th century near Rhodes, are now to raise the Persian war vessels sunk by the Greeks at Salamis in 480 B.C. over 2,400 years ago in the
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    Mainlj About Malayans
    1947 4 Mainlj About Malayans NEW YEAR PROSPECTS. Malaya's "Vr ir 1 0m7 BM Quarrelsome, We lloin* I—Mr.1 Mr. Liuviuiivr In LaWMaWfJ The Brains Of The Tin orld in OUI-Time Fi/ghtinfi I* <■ null ul u A (Mmi>se Of Sir Andrew Clarke. BY THE WANDERER. ¥N spite of the slump, or perha,
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    BEAUTY AN ASSET AT 62.
    341 4 \:i.ooo FOR WOMAN U.YAi in collision." T HAVE never met a wo.nan who di I •1 not dosire ke preoerve the youthiul outlines of her face, and from that pomt of view the accident was a tragic one for the plaintiff." These were the words
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    SHYEST V. C.
    131 4 Let Man Impersonate Him. The shyeet V.C has just died in a Liverpool hospital. aWgewi A. 11. L R von his i w hile »ei ing wl l >1 rathcona'a Horse in South Africa in r.'Ofl. When he came home he never told niyone of his honour,
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      112 4 CHILDREN'S CORNER No. 56. HE'S PECKED OFF HER NOSE. •'That is a blackbird." then said Sally Shrew. "A maid 1 fancy. She was hanging clothe; And r- she spoke the bi-d towards them (lew! Vnd I not meaning to peckeJ o!T her no.-c. In agit'ited tones he mourned "Alas!" "I
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    A MONSTER WHO IS MILD.
    1440 5  -  JACK HOLT. By "Frankenstein" Karloff As He Really Is. FILM ARCH-FIEND JUST LIKES HIS HOME, HIS WIFE, HIS DOGS! The FAMOUS FILM STAR. 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 1 i t t ttt"» Boris Karloff— the man whose name is gyaottymous with
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    EVEREST RECRUIT.
    156 5 Cambridge Stroke To Join Expedition. Mr.-T A. Brocklebank and Mr. R. L Wajti-r have been iavited to join i!m> Mount Everett! expedition, which il leave Kngland early in the New Year w> make anntner attempt on the worlds highest mountain. Mr. Brocklebank stroked the Cambridge crew to victory
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    WOMAN'S "SWEET WAV OUT."
    1322 5 hkaim imoki:\ by loss OF YOUNG LO\KR. "Thi.s i* the sweet via; out. I loved h.-nutifully and aaerMcai. A«e does nut «-.juiii. I nas ahrajra n tonilwx and I a Peter Pan," T'HIS t.agic epitaph. ;t ■!t-v;riitcn l>y a lx-autifi.il woman h I rr.mr.utt.'d suirkh, heart-hr
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    FAMOUS BEAUTY DIVORCED.
    373 5 M\KOl IS*: DECAS^t MM \i\ \\l> lA-M. l\ The Mar<|iii> de < .i -a Maurv. it haa just been revealed, has b\-en granted a dixorre irom his wife, the Viurquise d.Casa Man.-;., on account of her mtscoi, duct with >!r. W. K. D. Allen, formerly M. P.
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    36 YEARS SERVICE.
    153 5 Marine Department Senior Serang. Mr. Bakarap bin Haji Abdul Majid, held the appointment of Scnioi Serany., Marine Department, Singapore retire'! < r. pension at the end of the year. Be has thirty -six years of Government Service to hh credit, having joined th" Marine Department in June
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    CRICKETEK IN A BREACH SUIT.
    399 5 GIRL H.W. l»\KKs MET VI DANGB. A breach promii action wai broaghi Lev. oi r> i ajraiiwi Hear) William Park the Su e> county cricketer and amateui football player, ol K< s-bei y-\;llas, Wivelitneld-road, II;. > wards Heath. Mis- RdHh Annie Berry, of Westernread, Haywarda
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    GASSED ALIEN RIDDLE.
    236 5 imAGEDI VIJLH VUU. DISAPINHMMIM. |\IBAPPOINTMENT at not bemg men U tioned in the will of a \\i-.-ill!v» woman, for vh< in he acted a s Mieved to lie beH i >f Albert Gillieron. who wi in an hotel In-droom at >n Dec. 18. (iillieron, who was familiarly
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      65 5 I -CAPITOL-I MATINEE TeOAY^JS cum™, h." 6.15 TONJhGHT 9.15 He'll thrill you The Screen's greatest Personality, eclipsirtf all former successes JOHN BARRYMORE in Warner Bros.' Brilliant Romance of the Imperial Russian Ballet "The MAD GENIUS" With 111 Dazzling Ballet Scenes! MARIAN MARSH Gorgeous Settings! and Distinguished Cast. Brilliant Acting! TUESDAY
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      34 5 ll^jf,] tj>h PAVILION I mA BlaHav^l From the Story by I Ah any at^^maaav^l IWVa*V\ MatXa'WmkmLaL^/ RSPPPR ELIZABETH ALLAN ir* A W BASrCCOMB illrr tn l: a 1 ,v,,:-,:,.,, l n» 3J ,»»_vdj CRIMES.
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    THE IDEAL HAT FOR THE NOT-SO-YOUNG IS FOUND.
    647 6 THE IDEAL HAT FOR THE NOT -SO -YOUNG IS FOUND. A WOMAN who it not-so-youn.7 said t> me, writes Victoria Hiappelle in the Daily Mail, the other day, "It's ail vary well ti> say that a bow hat is a tonic. But 1 look a freak in a knitted cap
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    The Modern Girl Begins To Like Housework.
    181 6 GIRLS have never shown a greater <Vsire to go into domestic hervice than il ij i« to<;ay, writes Lady Patricia Ward ;n the Daily Mail. "Applications to enter the various resi- lentia! training centres for domestic worken which are established throughout the country
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    Bewildered In Dress Shop.
    390 6 Bewildered In Dress Shop. I WAS over-peisuaJed, and that ii ■howl by the fact that I went in hi- shop for a red crepe-de-Chine tad *>oi»ffht a velvet one of black and tranfre. MIM Mariorif Ffenni'll-Ffennell. ci Vrh;i:n Ki>u«l. Wost Kensington, made his admission at Westminster County '•luri whan .-he
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    Household Hints.
    51 6 Lacquer can be removed f>om brass by nihbinc with methylated spirit. Alabaster bowl shades of the plain white variety will k'iw a softly diffused 'n'lit if a coloured electric bulb w aaad ''be appeal a nee of the room at nijfht can Im- cliautreil by having dilfurentlv coloured
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    Readv For St. Catherine's Day.
    28 6 CJOMF of the midinettes of the !'aris k<>* n and millin«>r> esthblishmrnts preparing for St. Catheriiu's Day. St. ;ith«-rin<> i> iheir patron saint.
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      162 6 WHITEAWAY'S STOCKTAKING SALE COMMENCES TOMORROW MONDAY JANUARY 9th the'PHAMUS Cooking Stove Collapsible THE "PHAMUS" STOVE. r. ii/ eollap IMe il i very eonwnieal fo* 1 LraMcllens, .-t.nl i especially recommend**] i,t m >iihi k heatin h required. Pack up in mi >. tiunll .•:!<■ ;i roaUiinei SALE PRICE $3.95. THE
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      175 6 I HEWT H. COHEN, IW. V**l*1 lS {Zt U Q tad Floor Maynard Buildinf. ffi 16 Battery Road. IM. SIM SINGAPORE RENE ULLMANN (MILLINIET DEFAKTMEWT) LADIES' HATS. LADIES' HANDBAGS. PCWDER BOXES and CHROMIUM FANCY BRACELETS and NECKLACES. DRESS ORNAMENTS. MATERIAL FOR DRESSES BY "DRESS LEN6TH." BVBKTTHING XXV SMAKT RENE ULLMANN,
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    The Book Page Three Nature Books.
    759 7 The Book Page Three Nature Books. The Common Earth. B) E. L tirant Wataoa. I: i. I J v Dean Hole. Hm Oik. Ak I scary. I- m. la. fid The So; Mt Country. By Edward Thomas. With 18 wood en^iaviim II> brie Pitch Danish, lkat. 10s. <-:d. Cities and
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    13 7 Robert (iibbing's view of the Gap of Dunloe in Rummy."* (('olden Cockerel Preset).
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    The Herries Family.
    815 7 The Fwtp— l»> Hugh Walpole. M;.i inillan and Co. must be Bone, not amMril) with fHppant literary tastes, to who.. the sight of a l>ulky genealogical novel is; extremely wearisome. If, l>y spasmodic reading, tli« .1 never piven the Berries family real trial the mlewet be* lievea
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    A Valuable Study.
    593 7 The Rich Cargo. By F. K. Mill* Young. The Bodley Head. 7s. 6d. Miss Mills Young's new book, although written in the form of a novel, is ja rtality a history of South Africa, from days of the tarneat settle's down v. the present day. Through the
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    Glasgow Life.
    438 7 I'oor I'om. B\ Edwin Muir. l»ent. 7s. 6d. The Honsone mine froui the country into Glasgow. nw>ther, two sons, Tom and Manson. and Jean, their cou.'.in. j The city affects, them all differently, but i| is ■ansfe in whom the interest Is tt itretL Tom falls in love
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    Cheer Up.
    622 7 Can Europe Recover? Ity H. K. Knickerbocker. The Bodley Head. "tan Europe Recover?" asks 4m author, and answers with an emphatic 1 Yes" in the very next line. We turn i back to thi' publisher's note to find a reason for this spirited optimism, and learn that the
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    19 7 From "Our Mother-." l>\ Alan Ititi and Ire as Oepemae. eavakadh af mte Victeciaa areeaca, IB7t-19ft. ((.olUnc/. Ms. «d.)
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    "A Cauld Grue."
    312 7 .More (Jreal (Jiiost Stories. Collected by Harrisr.i Dale. Herbert Jenkins. 7<. Hd. Do you like fhont stories? Hut it is hardl) aeeeaaan .ask. Kearly eveiybodv likes them, i- M siiown by the fact that "Great (Jhnst Stories" have .c> ssaa bemi followed by mere. The present collection
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      182 7 THE WRITING PAD WITH THE WORLD WIDE REPUTATION. WF fC I- (gOXLEY, J ■(1 Bf'n Manofactared by JOHN DrCKINSON CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England). POST BOX 160. SINGAPORE. AND SOLD BY ALL STATIONERS IN MALAYA. GOLF AND TENNIS A MM WAV TO BETTKK GOLT, h> Alex. J. MurriM ii. AmiTican
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    TOTIDEM VERBIS.
    630 8 Local and international newspapers opened the New Year dismally with appalling stories of further carnage ii: the Far Kast, and the events of the pa>; week have been such as to justify great prominence being given daily to this seemingly endless story of criminal megalomania on the part
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    MY PLAN TO SAVE THE WOULD.
    2274 8  -  J. keynes. HOW FINANCIAL TENSION MAY BE RELIEVED INTERNATIONAL (.OLD CERTIFICATES. By Professor The Economist. WE need not greatly regret the procrastination in the assembly of the World Economic Conforence. For In the first six months of 1933 the world will be wondering between
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    Belive it or notbring The Assertions of Ananias.
    1844 8 Somehow or another we must put an I end to all this festivity stuff today. Fat the past two weeks you have been fed with nothing but parties, parties and still more parties. But as most of you have been in no
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    STOP PRESS.
    113 8 VM \S NBWM 111 IM M (.<ni-\a. SalurHax A m>slrrii::is individual «ho h«K b«- -n >«•< n l>\ s<-\oral o'»li' ht-rr is Mffd 1» h"!d 'l<»" •»»> lh< warka^'c h<'ha»i«nir «f the l.c;u>iir «»f Natkaa. S<» far. Urn mm* has r<fu»-«i to speak, hut !u has boen KN
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      221 8 AMUSEMENTS. SINGAPORE. ALIIAMBRA THEATRE. \i:i:<!\\ SMI I II with KnnaM Culman ,:ll(l llrli'ii ll. i Mi I|| i in. Ilium- ti»o9. CAI'ITOL THEATRE. I Hi: M iO GKNIUfI with J. Barr>morr. ti.l > Ml I >.ni. I'hunv .'iL'6l-J. MARLBORO! K.H THEATRE. ■TOWAWAI *'-<> hoot <;iBSO\ in lABD HOVUKK. 6.13—9.13 p.m.
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    SOLDIERS ROUT S.C.C XV.
    913 9 SOLDIERS ROUT S.C.C XV. 29 Points To Nil. FINE THREEQUARTER PLAY. A Gloucester and Wilts. XV beat an i \V bj peeati M nil ftmumf. A FIFTEEN !l m 1|)( Wlltl -hire- and Gloacestcn proved much too good for an B.C.C. tide an the Padanjr yesterday, ard won by t**U
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    PENANG DRAW WITH PERAK.
    241 9 Return Hockey Match. ONE GOAL FOR EACH SIDE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Jan. 7. Tkt return hockey match l>etwecn Perak and I'cnang, played here today, again resulted in a draw one goal each being scored. The result, however, ty no mean:reflects the run of play,
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    100 ARRESTS.
    36 9 Bucarest, Jan. 3. Mass arrests of Communists hay. 1 taken place all over the country. In two days 160 people were arrested in the capital and over 100 in the provinces. Aneta Havas, _^j_
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    BACHELOR JUDGE AS DANCE HOST.
    187 9 "TO HELP ALONG BIRTH CONTROL." I HAVEN'T danced for thirty years, but I will do anything you want me to anything to help along the birth control movement," Mr. Justice McCardie said in reply to a request from the International Birth Control Executive that he
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    BISHOP RESIGNS.
    93 9 Dr. George Nickson's 111 Health. The Bishop of Bristol (Dr. George Nickson t has resigned for health reasons. He suffered from blood pressure in August, and has been advised that he would run considerable risk if he continued his work. He has been eighteen and a half years
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    CHAPLIN'S PLAY.
    128 9 Sold It For £5: Offers £5.000 For It. Tw.-nty years ago Mr. Cliailes Chaplin j sold for 15 the copyright of a playlet h j had written, and one of his agents has i now offered t'o.OOO for it. "When Chaplin and I were in Manchester more than
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    THE WIFE WHO VANISHED.
    514 9 CLERGYMAN LOSES LIBEL ACTION. AROUND the episode of a woman who was believed to have been drowned, and who, while the police were dragging 'or her body, was alleged '.o have been in the care of a clergyman and his wif were centred remarkable proceedings at
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    MORE TALES OF PERAK POLICE.
    474 9 WHEN COLONEL WALKEK "BROKE DOWN." MANY reminiscences have been, called up by the "Tales of the Perak Anred Police," by "Sagittarius,"' which we published last week. The following letter, received from Mr. L. D. Legge, should revive more mem-D.-ies: "The Sunday Times of the Ist
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      232 9 HAVE YOU SEEN IT? you kave not yet teen th* Singapore Daily Newt, write in for a $pecim*n copy. You will *>« supplied uritk one willingly, beeauna when you kave ten; mhat a morning newspaper should be, yov will not ketitate to become a regular *%b--tt-rih** .^MMnflfl JQeeMnW .^mmhH ftnenekneW.
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    THE KING'S SALARY.
    112 10 How He Spends £470,(XK) A Year. The '"i-ovn of Rritam is the cheapest cfky in the world. The payers actually make a pro- ":"<»>" i< of the financial relatiftr ixt\\c<n the Kinjr and the State, for, though the kinsr draws a nomii.al .null, ho voluntarily re--I'ii'juislics every
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    DIVORCE COURT TIDE.
    528 10 r» K ii"— i mm spun UP HOMES. In a little over three hours yesterday. Lord Menivale, President of the Probate. Divorc ami Admiralty Division, heard and granted thirty undefended petitions for dec reel OU i. IM made nearly 100 decrees al'. >)lutc, write- B representative in
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    PRUDENTIAL.
    135 10 Another Successful Year's Working. A tekgi'am reeeiwd by ilie Manager of th<> Singapore Branch of the I'rudenti- I JMtanHKc r f. f -l indicates that in ..nite of prcxnili.t? difficulties the company ha« Ik-<>h abfc to record a atceg tt il year elided Dee. HI. In the oidinaiy branch
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    WOMAN CLEARS HER NAME.
    604 10 IIISBAIND COMES KKOM EAST FOR APPEAL. QU*RoUNi)l'.'> by friends aasMOs t.. ►3 cn-ngi-atulate them, a husband affectionately embiaced his wife at Bedford (Quarter Sessions after a decision of the magistrates had vindicated her good name. She «a< Mrs. Cladys Gibbon, of I Chaucer Rca<', Bedford, and
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    "BETRAYAL."
    300 10 Knglisl) Riding-Master Sentenced. Sentence of IK months' tip three years' imprisonment in the State I'rison and a HM of t'lo') has l)O-ii passed at New York on Sidney Herbert Homewood. an Ensrlisb riding-master, who was found jruiltv of the betrayal of Miss Charlotte Ariel Gibson. 2.". a pretty society
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    PROFESSOR AND WIFE DIE.
    253 10 INEITHER KNEW OTHER WAS ILL. DR. John Glaister. the famous S pathologist and crime exwtrt MWwn as the "Sir Bernard SpiM"..v i B land" and his wife died wlthii i Urn hours of each other in QiwtsjDV oi> I>><--19. They had been married '■>■ fifty-fear years.
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    EUROPE DRUG REVELATION.
    300 10 Two Arrests. "SHAMPOO POWDER" PLOT UNCOVERED. TH K figures in ths Eu follow inir th ran' ol this i The two st> m<■' h 'i fiom London. i-: v The\were trs n the moment of their arrival oflicii^ of the i I an hotel on I by
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      86 10 THE DAILY NKWS Markd N«wi Karl\ cM-n .Mornlnj,' ftiMUfMA] (d h/FVt <i i 4 H f V^ <l H i mmn^ <j tiettfdff MNCCEDUCE km tyisij&iitki r j fj throu^ life Jit > gr\ /A~i K^ tx>t y e j fi^N^ N <m^««m^ with the right spirit. r r%/*vi-/aVMj Jsmfll
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      118 10 OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLE. (CLUES.) ACROSS. I. Amuiiir i. ■Taaasa saoa if Trl."' 1 It! M^cinal plant 4. Central Has i i 7. NumlK-r Iff. FWut sssisa rises U. Small lake h 2«" SaT It. Heedless :!1 ii. A limal fat Ncjtative S3. Slant iT M. Spur-whe.-l t|va U. Heap inclination
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      439 11 if?\ oNrof WHITEAWAyS ONfc xV^ A^ QNE^t^AYS 0^ uWJpfM«rf7 I^l p a l?p 1 V llO^/ iJMvH WS^t HT 1 Men> Socki T. L w e a7h»eh?>'« M l x'!u,n.'h l kM TlJl i I, HH Turkish Bath Towel*. S.« i» iio mche. Bas.c Value $3.75 dozen. I k\*M \H
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    THE ISLE of VENGEANCE.
    6137 12  -  jack McLaren. OUR NEW SERIAL STORY— Hv New Headers Start Here lh< "SUver Uell," a pearling lugger, sailing a hat ln<l Solomon Island coast discovers; a ratter ashore on a reef. Henry lie-Hand, the skipper, changes the "Silver Hell-" course, but as he approach* s the
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    CLUB THAT BEAT THE SLUMP.
    969 13 SFXANCOR C. R. C. MARCHES ON TO TRIUMPH. STORY OF 15 YEARS' SOLID PROGRESS. I (ILUBB, like all other laatUatiOM, offered From th. slum;); in th ii the bad Um< !iav»' ban >eii< .pi memb 'rehip. Bui then ia a: l«»:-t <»>«• institutions lhi« kintl
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    AMATEUR S. A.
    71 13 Tho thirteenth anniversary of the Amateur Sporting Association will be celebrated at the Patron's Seaside Bungalow, SIA5 l A milestone Pasir Panjang on Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 14 and 15. There will be singing and musical entertainments on Saturday, and the following sports will take place on
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    AMICABLE A. A.
    32 13 The Fourth Monthly Committee Meeting of the Amicable Athletic Association will be held at the Association's premises, 43-B, Upper Nankin Street on Tuesday, Jan. 10, [ft! at 7.-'so p.m.
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    13 13 The Oleh Olch Party photographed on the stage as they appeared at Penang.
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    CHINESE PLAYERS AT PENANG.
    204 13 OLEII OLKII IWIMVS NG BUCCB9S. THE Oleh O!eh I'a-ly visited NMBg diuinjr tin- Chri-lniiis Holidays and stuped tklM n.Kht'- Vaii -t\ I'-i foiinan. cat the Fun anil Frolic Amus-jment I'ark. on Dec. 24, 25 and M, The Party ronsistt'd of: Mr. \VV< Tiang St-nK. President of
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    USEFUL B.l\
    73 13 New Appointment To Committee. At the first monthly nicctiner <>f Hrn Useful Badminton Party, Mr. Lan Hjrt \ieong, was appointed to the conimitu in place of Mr. H. 0. Monteiro, whn ;-> retiring. All Communications to the a should now be forwarded to I<>">. N.l~«>i Road, the Hon.
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    IPOII JOVIALLADS VICTORIOUS.
    213 13 MOM EASY WIN OVER It tSADALI 11. 1». IrOII .lovhllads P.iidmlnton Party scored a "lii^r victory over tin- Ka>uduie Party when the two teams met. Details of the results (Joviallads mentioned first) art 1 Single*. Tan rhon? Phor Perak Champion) beat A. S. Samui I, (S<lan>;or Champion).
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    • DEVONSHIRE B. P.
    62 13 DEVONSHIRE B. P. Ami .1 membwn of the Devonshire H.V.. who iiit- ml to communicate with the Party, should note that the adtnm of its hun. Mcrttwy, Mr. Tan Quee Hock, is 5 Tiveiton Lane. Requests for friendly matches are to ho forwarded to Mr. Koh ("nek Tuan, (captain) c
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    ROVERS B. P.
    65 13 Mr. Teo Chin Ann M re-electrd as the Football Capiain for l!i{."{, and all fixtures for Boccer should be addressed to him at •Sll. River Valley Road. Requests for friendly badminton matches should b«> communicated to Mr. Koh Yew Kenfr (captain) c o (General Post Office or
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    A. A. A. RELAY.
    45 13 Members of the Amicable Athletic iation and their well-wishers will Invery jrlad to learn that th A.A.A. team, comprising Messrs. Chua Keng I'ak, Yeo Lip Chee, Tan Pens: Hock, and Teo Kwang Nghee won the Relay Kace for Chinese Football Teams.
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    SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST MAJOR.
    330 13 A PARLOUR-MAID'S EVIDENCE. Major Lawren ":itric\ P.eynon, 11, letired. Holmwood-road, South Ken--o', was airain remanded on i' 2,000 bai 1 vvh-n lie was charged nt Westminster I'olci -court oi Dec. U with a serious i.ffene at. H -.11-street, Knightsbridge, on Aug 2> Mil Winifred Louisa Phillip-,
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    JUDGE AS COUNSEL
    254 13 Defends Prisoner He Is Trying. It fell to the lot of Mr. Justice Hawke tf ■< lally to li«ok after the interests of a prisoner on trial at Lewes Assizes, as j there was no other member of the Bar in court except the prosecuting counsel. The
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    ENGLISH OR FRENCH?
    291 13 COLONEL'S PLEA IN DIVORCE CASE. JUDGMENT *H rive" in Urn MmN CoM't <>•! Dw 1S on an bflM raised <n R sui» h* to whorlief the resif ndent hnsbaad "'as domirlhxi in F.njrland or F-pnce on Now .',O. Ittl. the 'l:ite M which the petition was •restated.
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    10 13 The S.CR.C.'s fine pavilion which was opened in April, 1930.
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      254 13 THE SUN WAH COMPANY FURNITURE MAKERS. THONF NO 2425. Oflic* A Showroom*: (odf* Uaadi THE SI N WAH BUILDING BKNTLSYI S( HOKIKI.DS 380, Victoria Street. .-ilili- AddTMS: Singapore, Januaiy 1, 1933. FriINISTOKK, SINIi.M'ORE. Denr Home I.over, Now that the rush and Uistle of Chr >tmas is over your thoughts will
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      86 13 W 3j|Sj?W 1-J ft vigorous health I I VERY mother can help her I "jlitlle ones to radiant health m by giving them a nutritious, balanced diet. That is why thousands of wise mothers give Horlick's Malted Milk to their children regularly. It contains the essential food elements for r
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    MISS MIDDY WINS BIG RACE.
    754 14 MORE UPSETS IN PENANG. Amy Welkin Only Successful Favourite. FACILE PRINCEPS. Collapses And Dies After Last Race. (Fri i Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, The wcutber was fine and the going good today, and the programme attracted ■eh MHn crowd. Betting on tl* totalitator was twiea
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    REVERSE FOR THE ARSENAL.
    293 14 BEATEN BY SUNDERLAND 3—2. < London, Jan. 7. First Division. rirminirham 4 Kveiton 0 i Waads. 0 A*ion Villa 1 Chelsea 0 Uuddersfield T. 1 1 teas ITtd. :t Hlackburn R. 1 -ter City I kanvtoa W. 2 pool Newcastle Utd. 0 .Middlesbrough r '-heater City
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    K. A. F. WIN.
    159 14 Beat Medical {Allege At Seletar. R.A.F. 10 pts.; M.C.U. In an evenly contested Rugby match at Seletax yesterday, the R.A.F. defesu■<l the Medical College by 10 points \o t.il. The College began the first half with an attack, and mid-field play ensued following this. The R.A.R.
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    POLICEMEN AT HOCKEY.
    1214 14 Padang Match. F. M. S. DEFEATED BY STRAITS. S.S. Police 4: T r M.S. Police 1. The Straits Settlements Police eleven easily defeated the visiting F.NT.S. Police eleven by 4 —l in a hockey match on the S.C.C. Padang- yesterday. The home t«am >ho wed much better
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    MALAYAN BOXERS 'IN CEYLON.
    464 14 REVERSES FOR MORALES \M> U\\4. 3ON<,. MM r.oloraU. Dec 19. Clever exhibitions of boxii.g helped t.i make the opening meet at Ceylon's first Sports Stadium a great success. This meat was well supported by boxing enthusiasts and the big crowd present at the Boxmg Stadium in
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      85 14 Assets exceed $12,000,000. A -TrnriDi in. fim 4»mx $35^000,000. The Great Eastern Life insurance \\s. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) HEAD OFFICE I Great Eastern Life Building. Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27, Old Jewry, E. C The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies
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      121 14 I (Something to be thankful for— Life would be very drab if we did nothing but criticise. Usually we can find many things to be thankful for and therein lies our salvation. All the bad things might be worse and many of the good things better, but nothing can be
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    A MALAYAN SPORTING DIARY.
    1058 15  -  FORWARD. fly iivoifiriK The Hugger Final Selangor' s Defence Problems The F.M.S.-(,olony Hockey Fixture A Sutigesled Team Penang Selectors' Task Mote* From The Meiri. IVHESE no< will be publiahad a^week before the final of the Malaya Cup and the day following the game at Sen ban
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    PENANG HOCKEY. Cricket Club's Unbeaten Record.
    1005 15 PENANG HOCKEY. Cricket Club's Unbeaten Record. Penan?, Jan. 1. HAVING been deprived of seeing one Statp horl;»y »mtch in Ponang wo Hnd added pleasure in the match to take nlai-c in Poftaug on Sattirduy. Jan. 7, between Perak and Penan;;. The Penh t'am has alrady been MMtM l-ut the IVnang
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    DIVORCE THREAT STORY.
    675 15 I MR. M AINU CHEQI KS HL GAVE WOMAN. Cheques, talk of divorce, and -voman d.'t'-ctive who listened in to a "nveination, were all mentioned at How-ntree 4., when the v ife of a Port of London Authority official appeared on a charge wi blackmail. She was
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    SCARF PRINCE KNITTED.
    362 15 1 FAMOUS PEOPLE RtSH TO I BUY IT. I.N a lox of clothing sent from St. James' Palace some tin v a_r > to i •he Lambeth depot of the Pe«-wn:»l Ser- j vice League was a haulknitte:! scarf. Rut for a chance visit by the I'lirce
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    LADY ASTOR.
    92 15 Becomes A Christian Scientist. j Before sailing for Kngland on Dec. 14 in the Bercngaria. Lady Astor announced that- she had become a Christian Scientist. She finished up her activities in New j York ■hy joining in community sinking, j and told the audience her father used to
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    ARSENAL'S LEAD LESSENED.
    898 15 LATEST POSITIONS LEAGUE TABLES. The following were the positions yesterday's matches in the a*>ftilh and S ottish League tables: Pirxt Dividion. I. \V. I. D. K V. I't-. Ar-.-nal 24 17 4 3 71 .Iti 37 Sheffield Wed. 24 15 5 4 r.H .(7 Aston Vila 23
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    NEVER SLEPT IN SEVEN YEARS.
    168 15 MAIN WHO NURSED VUFE j TILL SHE DIED. TOUR seven years, Mr. Henry 1>; aged 6tt, of Church R0.v.1. Haydock. Lancashire, has not dosed his eyes in j sleep. Here ft his story: He was in.tured while working at I Old Boston Colliery, Haydock, in
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    BUTLER SUES U.S. MILLIONAIRESS.
    339 15 After Bedroom Scene. "JEEVES" AND A GIRL IN PYJAMAS. WHAT the batler fn nobody business, according u> Mr. William '.r« mi, an Kn.'li li butler. Uwn at Bradford, V. ho, having "buttled" MOM of the be.-t American families, v now wise: hii former employer, Mrs. Henrietta
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    TWO "WIVES' IN HOUSE.
    458 15 VM V/AM, ALLEGATIONS IN BIGAMY CHARGE. BXTKAOBDINAJti I Deg«HMM regardFi ir.ir the l>eha.ur of a man were made at Northfleet, Kent, whi<n James Robert McOoaald, an unemployed bookket per, i i Bhepi herd's Bush, W., was charged with bigamously marryiiiv. Beatrice Marie Befaaore in June. 11
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      32 15 M. EZEKIEL SONS, Qualified Ophthalmic Opticians, Raffles Chambers, Singapore. Branch: Noordwijk, 35, Batavia, Java. TOYS Large Assortment carried in All our BRANCHES. SPECIAL PRICES for THE TRADE. TAN KAH KEE Co., Ltd.
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    STRAITS AND F.M.S. POLICE AT HOCKEY.
    37 16 :'!a\ in prajgfiaaja in the hockey match bcUHein the Straits and r W S Police in Singapore yesterday. \he po'ice hockey teams. The Strait* a/ajaj < <..i-ftirtably by four goals to one
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    24 16 Incidents in the Rugby match yesterday in which the GlouceMtcr* and Wiltshire* beat the S.C.C. by the big margin of 29 points to nU.
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    48 16 The Prince of Wale-; addressed the annual meeting of the Travel and Industrial .ncit Association of Great Britain and Ireland, at the C'axton Hall, WestirinMrr. I'hi.to shows Left to right Lord Derby (President of the Association) tin- Prince of Wales and the Mayor of Westminster, at the meeting.
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    46 16 The King received a delegation from the Chun-hex in India at Buckingham Palace. The delegation was headed by Bishop J. S. C. Bannerji of Lahore. 'I'he photo nhowa, left to right, Bishop Bannerji. Ma Nyen 'ma, the Rev. A. Ralla Ham, and Principal A. M. Varki.
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      17 16 a»w B^ laaiaaia m t j Darine Elta*, mio. j dualtftefc Optician CAPITOL BUILDING. I TEL. 2751|
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