The Straits Times, 26 January 1933

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    38 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTUBT.] THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL f NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. JES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1933 PRICE 10 CENTS. The Straits Times 16 PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1933 PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      248 1 PORE: 78, CECIL ST. ('PHONE 5151). 3¥7T^ ronight 9.15. ROUD with i IM.IMM. me si.;i-2. GOOD MILK! There is no milk of greater purity and higher quality than "BEAR BRAND." Guaranteed to be entirely free from adulteration and impurities, it is a safe and nourishing drink for children or adults.
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      243 1 KUALA LUMPUR: 25, lAVA ST. (PHONE 3683). 'MTAN HARDING" SHIRJTS SPECIAL FEATURES:— 1 YOU CAN ALWAYS BUY COLLARS TO MATCH. 2. NON-FRAYING SEMI-STIFF CUFFS. 3. NO SHRINKING OF SM!RT OR NECKBAND. 4. COLOUR DOES NOT FADE. Jj SEMI-STIFF COLLARS FOR COMFORT. A WHITE I r^ A STOCKED IN ALL COLOURED.
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      14 1 S 6.15 Tonight 9.15. j BAROUD with REX INGRAM. Phone 5261-2. I I ..-I
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      502 2 P. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in Bngland.) ■AIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S.N. CO. 1 UNDFR CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT, LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWARD FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. Tonnage. Due Spore.l 1983. CORFU 16,000 Feb. 3 XBANGALORB 6,000
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      599 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp Rotterdam and Middlcsborough. Vensels. Tonnage. Due. Sail. HAKONE MARU 10,400 Feb. 8 9 S SUWA MARU 1.0.700 Feb. 23 24 FUSHIMI MARIT 10,900 Mar. 9 10 HAKOZAKI MARU 10,400 Mar. 22 23, t TERUKUNI MARU 12,000 Apr. 4 5
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      472 2 BURNS PHILP LINE. (Incorporated in Australia.) FOR BRISBANE. SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the wellknown steamer MARELLA (7,866 tons) and the s.s. MANGOLA (3,352 tons) (Cargo I only). The s.s. MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to AusI
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      498 2 THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LIMITED. (Incorporated in Denmark.) Telephone 5323. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE.. TO GENOA. LONDON. ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From S'pore Malacca Port Penang Swett. I BORINGIA 14/2 14/2 15/2 17/2 FIONIA 7/3 7/3 8/3 10/3 ERBIA 28/3 28/3 29/3 31/3 ALSIA 18/4 18/4 19/4
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      1070 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THK Hl\ KIIIOW STK.AMSIII Steam Ship Co, Ltd., and China (1932). LTD. Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.) THE SARAWAK STKAMSHIP CO. THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO, LTD. THE CITNARD BTEAMBHIP <<>. THE CHINA NAVIGATION CO.. LTD. THE AUSTRALIAN ORIENTAL LIN The SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co, Ltd.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED.
    178 3 SEVANG, Hutrh. 7L".t ion> from PaJemoaag lTi.i for Pdejnbang '.'i.t. SILVERASII. Brit., '."''l trUs. .Rom 1.J3 Angeles 2VI for Calcutta 26.1. BURGENLA.NI>. Get., 4,321 toils, frmi Hamburs; 25.1 for YtiUhaniu 2C.1. HUA TONG. Brit.. 1C» Ipi s. from It. Dickson 26.1 for Muar 27.1. HAKTHOR, Norw 7C.1 tons,
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    PASSENGERS.
    77 3 The following passengers from home are arriving by the Hector, which is due at Singapore on Saturday: Mr. A. J. Rycroft, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dodd. Mr. W. A. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Walker, Mr. W. A. Miller, Mr. T. McLnrhlan, Mrs. Nimmins, ('apt. H. Jump,
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSB
    268 3 Today. Siam, Burma, India, Iraq, Palestine, Egypt, East and South Africa, Enrope, Great Britain, Ireland, North and South America, to connect with the Air Mail at Alor Star (By Train) ..7 P B Tomorrow. Upper Burma, North and East India, Aden, Egypt, Europe, Great Britain, Ireland, Canada
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    AIR PASSENGERS.
    47 3 Passengers from Batavia to Singapore on Jan. 24: Mr. Floor. From Singapore to Baiavia yesterday: Mr. J. Ford, Mr. Mac Caithy, Mr. Burin de Rogiers, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Stafford, Mr. Lee Kong Chearu Mr. Lim Keng Lean nnd Mr. and Mm. J. E. Ferre.
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    OUTWARD MAIL.
    39 3 Mails from Europe (London mails dispatched on Jan. 5) ex 8.1. Rohna which' anchored at Penang at 6.30 a.m. today will arrive by train tomorrow morning. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxholders at 8.46 a.m.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    27 3 From China, by Santhia, due Singapore tomorrow. From Australia, by Marella, due Singapore on Saturday morning. From Holland, by Tosari, due Singapore on Sunday morning.
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    H.M.S. DEVONSHIRE.
    20 3 H.M.S. Devonshire will arrive at Singapore on Feb. 4 and sail for Penang and Melta on Feb. 6.
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      613 3 BANKING. NEDERLANDSCH INDISCHE HANDELSBANK N.V.Established 1863 at Amsterdam. a .horised Capital Glds. 100,000,000 I aid up Capital Glds. 55,000,000 I rv, Glds. 24,190,324 HE \D OFFICE AMSTERDAM. BRANCH OFFICES: THE HAGUE, ROTTERDAM. OVERSEAS BRANCHES. Batavia: Head office for Dutch last BRANCH OFFICES >TTCR I AST INDIES Ampenan, Bane ins;, Cheribon,
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      268 3 BANKING. NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL-MAATSCHAPPU, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY.) Established in Amsterdam 1824. HEAD OFFICE AMSTERDAM WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE. HEAD OFFICE FOR THE EAST: BATAVIA. Branches throughout the Dutch East Indies and in the Straits Settlements, India, China, Japan and Arabia. LONDON BANKERS: The National Provincial Bank,
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      342 3 NORDDEUTSCHER JBv LLOYD. abJ^lJq si (Incorporated in H le?I Germany.) The undermentioned are the company's intended Bxtures: OUTWARD. 8 GOST.AI". for Japan and North China Jan. 31 COBLENZ for Manila. Hong Konc, Shanghai and Japan Feb. 6 5 NECK Alt for Manila, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Japan and North China Feb.
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      414 3 DOLLJLM. rrEAMcWiy UHB MAIX LfWg faJfistr-7^MJPW tJE^k LOWEST THROUGH FARES To England via America are now being quoted. Take advantage of then NOW I Include the CHICAGO INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION JUNE— NOVEMBER 1933 And the INTERNATIONAL ROTARY CONVENTION AT BOSTON in yonr itinerary. A trip via the Panama Canal with stops
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      506 3 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England.) ELLERMAN LINE. Freight Service to UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. Via Ports and Suet CaaaL OUTWARDS. TO HONG KONG, SHANGHAI A JAPAN, Steamer Due Spore. b.s. CITY OF KHIOS Feb. 26 Feb. M HOMEWARDS. s.s. CITY OF RANGOON for Havre, London, R'dam A
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      108 3 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Thursday, January 26. Chinese New Year Day. Dot's Revue at Raffles Hotel, 9.30 p.m. Bank Holiday. Friday, January 27. Bank Holiday. Police Band, Botanical Gardens, 5.15 p.m. Saturday. January 28. "Foolish Virgins" at Victoria Theatre, 9.30 p.m. Malayan Rugby Union dinner at Raffles Hotel. Hari Raya
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      63 3 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. Stations. Yesterday Last night Max. Rainfall Blight Mm. temp, ins Sunshine temp. *F hra. °F Alor Star 89 Nil 10.5 70 Kota Bharu 83 0.09 6.5 72 K. Trengganu 82 Nil 5.7 75 Bukit Jeram 88 1.32 6.8 71 Mersing 80 0.04 Nil 75 Singapore 81 0.25
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      451 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. When applying for any position advertised, la thrse columns send cupta* o< testismoalals. IV) out vend original*. Vi INTED, eneed saleswoman for Fancy fSoodi Dept. in European Store. W rite MS, Straits Times. COOK HOY iIMMANi. must have good in testimonials, and be reliable. Wanted by February I.
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      681 4 HOUSES. FLATS TO LET ID I FT. small bungalow, No. 6 Grangs Bd. \pply to The British Malaya Trustee Sx•cator Co.. Ltd.. Tel. 6»f>9. TO LF.T, ''Sentosa" 61, Stevens Road. Jompound house, furni«h?d, suitable for boarding house. Apply personally to Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd. TO LKT, n< from February
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      418 4 FOR SALE KELVINATOR ■LECTBIC REFRIGERATORS USED KELVIN VTORS Low prices, eas.y terms, full guarantee. KELVINATOKS RENTED Malayan Mechsnical Equipment Co. U, Robinson Road. TeL UU. TUBA CUTTINGS (Elliptica) from plants of exceptionally high toxic contents for sals. Apply Manager, Namazie Oil Palm Plantations. Rengam. Johore. A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS^ NEW
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      556 4 PUBLIC NOTICES ATTENTION OF SINGAPORE MANUFACTURERS! A FIRM WHICH HAS JITST BEEN ESTABLISHED REQUIRES TO TAKE UP AN AGENCY FOR ANY GOODS MANUFACTURED IN SINGAPORE. I For full particulars please apply 891, Straits Times. NOTICE The Exchange Banks will be closed on: THURSDAY, JANUARY 26. FRIDAY, JANUARY 27. SATURDAY, JANUARY
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      523 4 THE SMALL ROLLEIFLEX MIRROR REFLEX SINGAPORE PHOTO CO It. Big Street, Blßfafwrc. TeJaak. Na. MM. _L EG A L NOTICES NOTICE. tanned by the Chief Police Oflßcer, Ringspore. under Section 7 (1) of Ordinance No. 96 1 (Minor Offences), as to firing Crackers ia Celebration of the Chinese New Year.
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      264 4 I BUSINESS CARDS. MASSAGE HALL' MANICURE AND MASSAGE. Mrs. HARD aad Miss HANA. It. WATERLOO STREET. Telephone 7467. ANNOUNCEMENT. Mr. Ho Kwong Yew, registered architest, late partner of Messrs. Chung Wong, has started his own practice since January 1, liu:t. at China Building, (Office No. 63M) Chulia Street, Singapore. CARNEGY
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      71 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Bingaport Within Outride without Malaya. Malaya. Postage. Bontelv IM I 4.00 2 60 JJ.-anerly v.VJ $]2.C0 7.60 Hal.' Yearly $17 00 $24.00 $15.00 Yearly... $34X3 $48.00 $SO.OT ADVERTISEMENT RATES The charged nnd instructions for CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS appear on the fora at the bottom of this page. €ontra-t rates
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    EXCHANGES.
    113 5 Rugby, Jan. 24. Foreign exchanges are: Amsterdam 8.46 Athens 600 Berlin 14 9 32 Belgrade 250 Bombay 1/6 5/32 Brussels 24.50 Bucharest 567 V 2 Buenos Aires 41 \U official Copenhagen 19 15 16 Geneva 17.55»/2 Helsingfors 226«/ 2 Hong Kong 1,3 3.4 Lisbon 110 Madrid 41 7 16
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    THE SINGAPORE AUCTION.
    126 5 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1,106 th auction on Jan. 25, when there was catalogued 1.500,413 lb. or 669.83 tons; offered 1,443,660 11). or 644.49 tons; sold 1,032,070 lb. or 461.01 tons. Spot. London 2 7 32d. Sc*- York 3 ctß. PRICES REALISED.
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    HOME AND AMERICAN STOCKS.
    304 5 Closing: Quotations In London. (Pratt On Owa Oormpdndent.l Ljxtfton, Jan. 25. 1 Closing quotations today of the principal British and American stocks are gi»e*i below: The rise or fait is ia relation to the rrue of Jan 24. I GOVERNMENT STOCKS, BRITISH. Rise or 1 5
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    SELANGOR RIVER.
    36 5 First Statutory Report Issued. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) London, Jan. 25. The statutory report of the Selangor River Rubber Estates (Reconstructed) to September, 1932, shows: 270,397 shares allotted, total receipts £7,134; bank balance £1.140.
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    STERLING RUBBER SHARE PRICES.
    618 5 LONDON EXCHANGE PRICES JAN. 11 Abaco (£1) Allairar 12/) /4Vs; Amtierst (2/) /I; Anclo-Malay 6/9; Ayer I Kuning (£1) 10/7H; B««an Serai (A) 6 .'16; Bahru (Sel.) (2/) t& Banteng (£1) 8/9; Bafng Cns. (2/) It; Batu Caves (A) II; Batu Tigra (£1) 7/6; Bekoh (2/)
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    SHARE MARKET.
    650 5 Fraser and Co.'g Weekly Report. Fraser and Co.,' in their shtrre rteport dated Jan. 25, state With business itlH very dull there H little that calls for comment in the conditions prevailing in all sections of the local share marltet. The chfcff event of the week in financial
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      320 5 RAFFLES HOTEL j 26th JANUARY t 131 st1 31st JANUARY JJ 2nd FEBRUARY R 4th FEBRUARY N 7th FEBRUARY N 5 9th FEBRUARY 5 BOOK NOW. 9.30 SHARP Admission $1.00 Admission $1.00 25 will be devoted to the European Unemployment Fund. THE ARTISTS Dot Page, Diana Murison, Elaine «V Roma
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      106 5 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE INCORPORATED AD. 17 20. THE WORDS OF A FAMOUS AUTHOR:— {J| For a Corporation to live for two luuulml \(.iirs is very well in itself but to live at the end of that time amidst the incre-.isinu confidence -.mil goodwill of those who have entrusted their interests
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      132 5 TIDE TABLES. Thursday. Janaary M. H. W. 10.31 a.m., 10 ft. Friday, January 27. H. W. 12.19 a.m.. 8 ft. 2 in, 11.20 a.m., 10 ft. 8 in. Saturday. January at. H W. 12.50 a.m, 9 ft. 1 In., 12.04 p.m., 10 ft. S in. Sunday, Janaary M. H. W.
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    CHINESE NEW YEAR ARRANGEMENTS.
    2439 6 By Our Film Correspondent. AN ARABIAN FILM FOR THE CAPITOL —PLENTY OF COMEDIES— FOUR SHOWS AT THE ALHAMBRA SAVOY ORPHEANS— PAVILION ATTRACTION SOME COMING s RELEASES. AT THE CAPITOL. The apMol were fortanata in new in ing Mich an outstanding attraction a.< "Barood" foi the Chineae
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      9 6 Ask AMY JOHNSON-She says: "IT'S TOUGH TO BE FAMOUS!"
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      178 6 SAUSAGES. Teama Baaaagea, GabaUaa ■aaaava, Rmaac l.ivtr S;nis;u!'-. I'rullli .1 SausaKcM, WvHtphalla' ftaasaars, liut.'i Bamk, l.unrh>au\ Salami. T;:bi<. Baaaagea, Ctivehl i.jiiii. r»ur-i. Wlian neislrhea. Tkurlnnr Rothwarat, Sm.ik.d Saus. In I'ork..ii. Relrla Baasases, BerUaer Kn»ckwor*t, l.arh«srlink< n, Hi.iilo, ,ir SauhaKrH, Cambridge Sau»a|:rs, etc. D. T. LIM COMPANY, Ml, North Hri, l-,-
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      253 7 The Alhambra Theatre Management wishes all its Chinese patrons a Bright ami Prosperous New Year. ALHAMBRA The Independent Theatre wilh (he Pick of the World's Picture*. THEY LAUGHED THEY ROARED!! THEY YELLED!!! Packed houses greeted them last night and that will be the rule! Get your share of this fun
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      353 7 A Happy New Year to all our Chinese and Malay Patrons. C A P I TolT Holiday Matinees Daily at 3.15 School-children Half Price NIGHTLY at 6.15 and 9.15 THE BIG HOLIDAY SHOW Acclaimed by Enthusiastic Growds Nightly! "BAROUD" REX INGRAM'S superb Spectacle of Arabia Actually Produced in NORTH AFRICA
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      409 7 Wishing our Chinese Patrons a Happy very Prosperous New Year. THE FUNNIEST C\ THING IN TOWN H (And With Music Tun!) rn^&L HtKii GOES THE BRIDE" British Gainsborough Picture Hear Those Grand Songs i Directed By Albert "Looking For You" De Courville. n( j S.arn,,, IICL^.IS»^."J JESSIE MATTHEWS OWEN NARES
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    AMUSEMENTS
    101 8 Singapore. ALHAMBRA.- Pack Up Your Troubles with Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy 6.15 9.15. Phone 6909. CAPITOL.— Baroud with Rex Ingram 6.15—9.15. Phone 6261-2. GREAT WORLD.— Buster Keaton in Parlour, Bedroom and Bath. Pasar Malam. Gate 10 cts. Ladies Free. MARLBOROUGH.— The Pearl Necklace (Chinese Talkie). 7.— 9.30 p.m.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    39 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. ACK NOWLEDG MENT The family of the late Dr. W. t. Carncity I>CK» to tender heartfelt thanks to the many friends 4 relatives who so kindly attended the funeral those who sent wreaths, letters of condolence telegrams.
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, THURSDAY. JAN. 26, 1933. MALAYAN SCHOOLS.
    941 8 As those who road Mr. Tan Chens Lock's memorandum to Sir Samuol Wilson will have gathered, there is much uncertainty amonj? Malayan parents as to the facilities for the education of their children that will be available in the futuie.-
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
    244 8 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Dr. Barclay Barroman, of Klang, is indisposed and confined to his house. Mr. R. Johnstone, of Sime, Darby and Co., Ltd., Singapore, is going on home leave next month. Mr. A. J. Rycroft, of the Asiatic Petroleum Co., Singapore, is returning from leave by the Hector. H. E.
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    ON THE ROOF OF THE WORLD.
    782 8 Will Mount Everest Be Conquered Last Week fmir monhrnt of the Mount Everest expedition of 193.1 left London ml route for India under the leadership of Mr. Hunh Ruttledge, late of the hiftinn Civil Service. They have before, them n climb of nvi-r 28,000
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    NOTES OF THE DAy
    789 8 KELLOGG PACT. One- of the strangest messages of all brought by these unusual days is that which announces that Col. Stimson has called a conference of signatories of the Kellogg Pact to consider the threat of war In-tween Columbia and Peru over the seizure of I>otitia.
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      168 8 GOWNS W fHIS season it is of V especial importance sjj| i 1 that Gowns be made by J i a House of repute. L;j j The fashions of the moment f It j ore only really smart when I 1 they are ably carried out. It I '"I I
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      90 8 THE ROBINSON PIANO Company, Limited. Cotlyer Quay, Singapore. /^Graphopnone The First and Last Word in Home Entertainment for a Quarter of a Century. A 3 Valve all Electiric Gramophone for $250. Fall particulars sent with pleasure. The Robinson Piano Co., Ltd SINGAPORE. (Incorporated m Honj loasj) A. FLINTER RAFFLES PLACE,
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    STRONG HOPES OF SINO-JAPANESE PEACE IN JEHOL.
    1381 9 NEARER TALKING POINT. Important Conversations In Nanking. JAPANESE DIET. Member Attacks Army Dictatorship. Peking, Jan. V»fi. Recent undercurrents have given birth to a strong hope among well-informed people that North China may !>•■ spared fighting. It appears that there is reaeea t<> lelieve
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    CHARGE AGAINST NAVAL OFFICER.
    259 9 Appeal Dismissed By Privy Council. I-ondon, Jan. 25. The judical committee of the Privy Council dismissed the appeal of Comdr. J. G. Sutton. Comdr. Sutton, of H.M.S. Resource, w;is found guilty by the Assize Court at I.irna.-s.ol, Cyprus, of the manslaughter of Apoetolidea, a hotel keener,
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    OIL DISPUTE.
    362 9 Arguments Based On Misunderstanding. Rugby, Jan. 24. At Geneva today the League Council appointed Dr. Benes of Czecho-Slovakia as Rapporteur on the dispute between the Biitish Government and the Persian Government regarding the repudiation by the latter of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company's contract, instructing him to get into
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    NO WEDDING.
    142 9 Banned by Soviet Until April. Moscow, Jan. 2L A unique ordinance prohibiting all marriages, divorces and adoptions in the Moscow district for the period in which the new registration cards are being issued which means until about the middle of Am il has been promulgated in rrder to
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    BRITAIN'S REPLY TO U.S.A.
    405 9 War Debt Discussions. AND OTHER WORLD PROBLEMS. London, Jan. 25. I The British Ambassador in Washington today handed Col. Stimson a message from the Government to Mr. Roosevelt, the President-Elect expressing readiness to send representatives to Washington a* soon as possible after Mar. 3 to discuss
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    BOMB OUTRAGE.
    143 9 Frenchman Arrested In Spain. Barcelona. Jan. 21. The d'scovery of a bomb factory in igualada has led to the arrest of the Fiench industrialist Eugene Julienne, who is one of the most prominent members of the French colony of Barcelona. Julienne, who is a der.ler in m?tals, is
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    EARL OF CHESTERFIELD.
    101 9 Death Of Former Steward Of Royal Household. A British Wireless message announces the death, of the Earl of Chesterfield. Lord Chesterfield was born on Mar. 15, 1854, and succeeded his father (the ninth Earl) in 1887. He married the second daughter of the first Baron Ni'nbutnholme. Educated
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    NEW AIR TRAGEDY?
    38 9 Two Norwegian Pilots Missing. Oslo, Jan. 24. The authorities have instituted a search for two young Norwegian airmen, Olson and Johannsen, who left Heston aerodrome on Sunday and have not been heard of since.— Aneta-Trans-Ocean.
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    RAILWAY STRIKE FEARED.
    170 9 Wages Award. NOT ACCEPTED BY THE UNIONS. London, Jan. 25. The dispute over the proposed reduction of wages of railway employees is likely to be protracted, possibly as the result of a strike, following the decision of three railway unions not to accept the findings of the
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    GOLD MOVEMENTS.
    133 9 Purchase by Bank Of England. London, Jan. 25. Considerable interest has again been aroused in the n. utter of exchange gold movements. Tlu Bank of England's purchase yesterday ol nearly £4,000,000 worth of gold., the first since Sept 15, may be regarded as representing the re-sale by the
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    DISARMAMENT.
    104 9 Session Opens At Geneva. Geneva, Jan. 21. The session of the Disarmament Conference committee opened yesterday with a brief speech by the chairman, Mr. Henderson, welcoming the German delegate Herr Nadolny and declaring that Germany's return paved the way for a last concerted c.Tort to remove from the path
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    JAPAN'S COMPETITION
    110 9 Threat to British Cotton London. Jan. 25. Japanese competition in the overseas cotton trade is among the subjects to which attention is drawn in the annual report of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce. The report calls on the British Government to adopt policies designed to secure to the
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    TARIFF WALLS.
    62 9 Countries With Depreciated Currencies. Washington, Jan. '>.<>. A resolution urging immediate legislation to raise tariffs against countries with depreciated currencies was passed unanimously at a private conference of Republican members of the House of Representatives. I It is claimed that over a million Americans have been deprived of
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    GANDHI SILENT.
    52 9 Poona, Jan. 28. Mr. Gandhi declined to comment upon the Viceroy's refusal to accept the proposed ruling authorising pariahs to enter the Hindu temples in Madras, but con- tented himself with saying that he would have to study the text of Lord Willington's declaration before pronouncing on the
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    KELLOGG PACT AND WAR THREATS.
    105 9 Conference Regarding Peru and Columbia. Washington, Jan. "!5. A conference between signatories «f the Kellogg Pact, similar to that held two years ago, when Russian troops threatened compli-ationß in China, has been called by Col. Stimson to consider the threatened war between Columbia and Peru
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    RUBBER CONTROL.
    164 9 Sir C. dementi's Statement Approved. London, Jan. 25. The Financial Times says the Geneva experts' endouoment of the regulation of exports or prou^'ction in order to improve prices has occasioned seme surprise. It expresses the opinion that such endorsement is rot intended to be generally applied and instances
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    ACTION OVER TOMB.
    174 9 Skull Found In Excavations. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penan;;, Jan. 25. In the Supreme Court today, Tan Choy, a Chinese living at 101) Perak Lane, asked for an injunction to restrain Ong Hock Beng in his capacity as Public Officer of United Hokkien Chines Cemeteries, Penang, cr
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    LOANS FAIL.
    77 9 Public Seeking Increased Interest. London, Jan. Financial circles comment on the com plctc failure of the loam toated liv thi town of Barnsley and the county df Essex and consider it a proof that the public: is looking for an increased return for its money. All the efforts
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    MR. MACDONALD.
    60 9 Invited to be Chairman Of World Conference. Geneva, Jan. 86. The organising committee of the World Economic Conference has decided to invit-.i Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald to act as chairman of the conference. The committee agreed that three months' notice was necessary for convening the conference. It will
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    THE AIR MAIL.
    51 9 20 Per Cent. Increase Of Letters. Rugby, Jan. 24. During last year the weight of air mail letters from Britain amounted to 64 tons, a 20 per cent, increase on the previous year, and the weight of all mails rose from 115 tons to 121 tons. British
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    THE FREE STATE ELECTION.
    312 9 Early Successes for Mr. de Valera. BIG MAJORITIES. Setback for the Cosgrave Party. The returns of the general elcrlion in the fcrish Free State are not yet complete, hut so far they indicate decided successes for Mr. Ie Valcra Mr. Coßgrave and scviral of his prominent
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    RUBBER BLAZE.
    102 9 Uninsured Loss Of $4,0C0. (From Our Own Cone pondent.) Penang, Jan. L'. r >. A ln;r fire broke out m the old town of Snngoi I'atani on Sunday in a rulber smoke-hoi., o belonging to Choa Tan Hup Huat. Th lainnl over pieala of robber. When the police
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    GENERAL ARRESTED.
    98 9 Czech "Putsch" That Failed. Prague, .fan. 24. The Czech Kascist leader, General Gajda, has been arrested in soaaection with an abortive Putsch at Hruenn which appears to have beM a more. serious affair than was first admitted by the authorities, who tried to ridicule the coup. It is
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    LADY BAILEY.
    102 9 Nearing End of Return Trip. Rugby, Jan. 24. I -vly Bailey, who en her Cape Town flig» made a forced landing in tnc Sahara desert, where last week she was discovered during an air search by the French authorities, is new on her journey back to England. She
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    RAFFLES SCHEME APPROVED.
    1207 10 Controversy Settled. PUBLIC COMPANY TO TAKE OVER. The Bankruptcy Coart yeeterdey, presided over by Mr. Justice a Beckett Terrell, k:> v > consent and approval to the fcilVii'- of le-onsti mt.on of the hotel formerly owned l>y Sarkies Bn I The Bcheasa <f reconstruction had been I
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    562 10 Debtors Publicly Examined. The following public examinations were conducted by Mr. D. H. Tudor before Mr. Justice Terrell in the Bankruptcy Court yesterday: Wee Baba, a Straits-born Chinese said he was U5 years of age, and had a wife and five children, the eldest of whom was six.
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    JUDGE DISAGREES.
    111 10 Orders New Trial At Seremban. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Jan. 21. After a hearing which lasted two days the case in which a Chinese named Khor Tong was charged with robbery in company with others unknown and murder of another Chinese in the commission of the robbery
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    MAN IN GIRL'S DORMITORY.
    434 10 How Nocturnal Visitor Was Identified. Kaihleen Holiy Hudson, a 15-year-old Eurasian jrirl. was the complainant when she apivared before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the Singapore Criminal District Judge, yesterday, to relate thqf story of the alleeed intrusion by Awi >in Dollah, a young Boyatn'se, into the
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    " DANGEROUS WEAPONS."
    115 10 DANGEROUS WEAPONS." Chinese With Knives In Their Possession. Two of three Chinese charged with Ihe possession of dangerous weapons without a licence from the Chief Police Officer pleaded guilty before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the Criminal District Judge, yesterday. The third admitted being in the same ricksha as the second
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF CONTRACT.
    868 10 Construction of Six Shophouses. In the Supreme Court yesterday before Mr. Justice Whitley, Ta i Si:\n Cheng claimed damages for breach of contract against Lim .v>ng Hay and Tan Hai Swte, tmilding contractors, anj Tan Boon Liat as guarantor. Mr. W. B. O'Cc.inor appeared for the
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    "STOP THIEF."
    115 10 Plucky Constable Stabbed By Bengali. Sudden shcuts of 'Step thief" were (heard •in the early morning by a Chinese police constable who was on duty at a poHefe hut I.i the Geylang district. Looking out he saw -j Bengali-Moslem being hotly pursued by h s veral people along
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    THE PAVILION.
    285 10 Jessie Matthews In There Goes The Bride." British pictures get better every day that passes. That is not patriotism getting the better cf criticism but a real, honest fact, and the proof is There Goes The Bride," the latest British production which opened at the- Pavilion yes; One
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    JAGA MURDERED.
    50 10 Stabbed to Death On Charpoy. i A Sikh watchman attached to the I'ulau Brani stores of the Master Attendant's office was found dead this morning on his charpoy with stab wounds over hi-- chest. The stcres are used for storing machinery and oils for the Master Attendant's launches.
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    CAUGHT RED-HANDED
    86 10 Chinese Woman With Dutiable Liquor. Tan Joo Mia, a Chinese woman carrying an infant in arms, appeaivd before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the Criminal Distri- I Judge, yesterday on a charge of poing dutiable liquor. Mr. R. S. Tuffnell of the Government Monopolies, said that the accused was
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    THEFT ON STEAMER.
    67 10 One of the European officers of th steamer Kuala reported to the Bangkokpolice that $258 was stolen from his esbin. The money was kept in a box in the cabin and apparently the thief was sble to procure a key to the box. The ship was lying
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    STRAITS HOMEWARD CONFERENCE.
    727 10 Malacca Protest. "TRIFLING QUANTITIES" OF CARGO (From Our Own Correspondent.) Mala* a Jan. 25, At meeting of the Straits Settlements (Malacca) Association held at the Malacca club on F^inday, the Committee felt it couM not njriie to the suggestion made by t.." Straits Homeward Conference that the
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    THE ALHAMBRA.
    203 10 Laurel And Hardy In Pack Up Your Troubles." Joining the colours at the tins of America's entry into the war. Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy encounter some strange adventures in "Pack Up Your Troubles," now showing at the Alhambrn. Our popular pair make friends with another recruit whose
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      S.C.C. SEVEN-ASIDE RUGBY.
      704 11 S.C.C. SEVEN- ASIDE RUGBY. Odd-Point Win For Bonnar's Team. The I B a-aide Rugby tournament concluded <>n the Padang yesterday when Boanar'g team defeated Talbot siile in the m«'>t exciting of encounters by three tries pts.) tt < a goal and a try (S ptS.) li i> e\ remely unfortunate
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      SCOTTISH CUP DRAW.
      151 11 Easy Ties for Leading Team?. London, Jan. 2T\ The draw for the Mtrowd round of the Scottish Cup, to be played on Feb. 4, is r < follows: Dundee L'nited vs. St. Johnstone. St. Ifirren VS. Kilmarnock. ■\l."'df!i v<. Hibernians or Forfar. I -it.il Ath. vs. Clyde.
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    TURF SENSATION.
    146 11 Well-known Trainer Cautioned. A Int-elaaa Turf sensation has been caused la Bombay by the Official an r.ouncement that the W'.I.T.C. Stewards lad cautioned the well-known owner- trainer, Mr. Gulam Hussein Essaic (otherwise known as "Mr. Heath") as to the running of the Lady Willingdon Cup "'i Dec 1".
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    TAIPING RACES.
    170 11 Handicaps for Tomorrow's Events. Handicap* f<'>- the Taipiag Turf Club amateur meeting tomorrow are a^ follows: 1. I'olu I'ony Iface (about 2 fi*rs.) Catch weights Mm: 11.7. Nasib, I'oppy Jaya, Jadi, (Huntess, Lady Blair, Myra. 2. Ponies 2 and 3 Comlxl. I)iv. 1 (about 5 furs.): Movalong 11.10,
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    YACHTING.
    216 11 Team Races with Naval Visitors. The Royal Singapore Yacht Club announces: On Sun<!ay the A class will sail the second of a s.-ries of three races f»r the Dodo Challenge Cup. Start 10 a.m. I The !5 class will sail two team races against the oflleen of H.M.S. Falmouth.
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    BIG WIN FOR S.R.C. HOCKEY TEAM.
    440 11 Ceylonese Concede Six j Goals. S.I:.C. fi; C.S.C. 0. In spite of tiM SOlldta State of th?! ground after the rail yesterday the t players in the S.R.C. atv! Ceylon Sports j Club panic (n the padsiig made light of the adverse conditions, and
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    TENNIS.
    52 11 No Play At The S.C.C. Today. There will be no play in the Chfauta New Ve«r tennis tournament at the S.C.C. today. A decision will he mad' 1 tomorrow pi !l ;:.m. as to the possibility of play during the dav. and competitors arc a^ked to rinj; fi(l.">."> to
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    LOCAL GOLF.
    58 11 The following arc the Garrison (Jolf riub fixtures for February: Rose Bowl (mixed foursomes) to bo played for during the month. Feb. -1 and 5. Governor! Cup (IS holes bogey). Feb. 11 and 12. Men's monthly :npda! (bogey). Fct'. l£. Wei-hai-wei Cup, Ist round. I-Cb. 15 and 16.
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    LOCAL BOXING.
    123 11 Attractive Programme For Saturday. An attractive programme of box njt has been arranged to take place at the New World Arena on Saturday evening when '"Cockney" Morris of the Wiltshire Regiment, will be seen in action for the Brsi time. His opponent will be L.-Cpl. Bills (R.A.), a
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    337 11 Today, January 2fi. Football: Amicable A.A. vs. Aston A.C, Jalan Besnr. Oolf: Keppel G.C. Chinese New lear Competition. Friday, January 27. Hockey: SRC. "A" vs. Raffles College, B.K.C. (rr.l. R.I. vs. V.M.C.A., R I. K id. Golf: Kepp.il C..C. Chineso New Year competition. Tennis: S.C.f. Chinese New Year
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    BANGKOK'S SWIMMING POOL.
    317 11 Filling Proves a Lengthy Business. Water is now being admitted in*o the Bangkok Sports Club swimming bath (says the Pangkok Times). Interest in this operation has formed a topic of conversation Bt the club Over the week-end Certainly one can see water covering the bottom of the
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    RIFLE SHOOTING.
    55 11 No Malaya Command Meeting To Be Held. H is notified that no central command rifle meeting will be leld this year but there will be a number of non-'ontral matches, conditions regarding which will be notified in due course. It is suggested at present that all the matches
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    MOTORING RIDDLES.
    244 12 Automobile Association Questions. Each day from three to four thousand letters are received at the headquarters of the Automobile Association in London. These arrive from motorists in every part of the universe requiring information and advice on motoring subjects. Here are a few conundrums which the A.A. has
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    1075 12 Strange Experiences In Malaya. t t »f» f I! This article by Miss Wong Tsz-Ha. HA described as China's best-known woman journalist, is printed by The Motor exactly as ii it was received. We reproduce it J ii without alteration or comment. It t Picture fifty
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    OIL BUSES PROVE SATISFACTORY.
    152 12 2" Million Miles Run In A Year. Two and half million miles have been run in the busiest streets of London since October, 1931, by omnibuses equiped with oil engines of the Diesel type and most of the passengers have been unaware of it. These facts
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    AN EXPERIMENT.
    193 12 Ingenious Test in Search Of Perfection. A great deal is heard nowadays of the strenous tests to which motor engines and chassis are subjected before any new model is put into production. In fact, manufacturers vie with one another in their search for such severe trials t!.at by
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    NOISY MOTOR CYCLISTS.
    369 12 Reckless Riders To Blame. While the va-t majority of rider*, who have the future ol' the pastime :it heart, handle their machine! H quietly a- possible, a few reckless and caieles:- mdl viduals, by doing their utmost to make their mounts sound like machine-gtUU undo all the
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    SOLUTION TO RUBBER PROBLEM?
    1744 13 Combined With Asphalt For Paving. ROTARY ADDRESS. INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT OIL. might BUirgeat that if the rubber mduatr) would exnerimeni with asphalt, ami they could make an improvement on th' present asphalt used for toad const rod ■ddit ion oj v'- nt '>'n 1 1. i
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    CASE COMPOUNDED.
    108 13 Satisfactory Settlement In Causing Hurt Charge. When Chua Cheng Leong and Leng Chong Chua were produced yesterday before Mr. H. A. Forrer. the Singapore Criminal District Judge, on a charge of voluntarily causing grievous hurt to two othjr Chinese, Chief Court Inspector A. F. Sheedy stated that he
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    SINGAPORE'S HEALTH.
    163 13 The Singapore Municipal Health statement for the week ended Jan. 21 gives the total number of deaths at male 123 and female 75. The death rate i* 21.57 per milli? per annum compared! with 18.52 in tha preceding week and with 20.68 in the corresponding week of last
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    STOLEN PIPES.
    209 14 Convicted Man Found To Be A Leper. .Mr. A. J. Braga made an application for bail yesterday morning before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the Criminal District Judge, on behalf of Tan Chay who had recently been sentenced to seven months' rigorous imprisonment for dishonestly retaining stolen property. Counsel
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    MR. J. S. REUTENS.
    107 14 Sudden Death This Morning. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Jan. 26. The death took place suddenly this rroming of Mr. J. S. Reutens, chief sani. u-ry inspector to the Municipality. He was having an early cup of tea when he wiu suddenly taken ill and died
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    BISHOP FREED.
    88 14 "Exchanged" For A Communist. Riga, .larj. 23. Archbishop Sloskune, who although of Lett nationality was Primate of the Russian Catholic Church since 1923, has recently returned from exile in Siberia. He was arrested by the Soviets several years ago and after five years negotiations has just been exchanged
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    EARL OF HARROWBY.
    39 14 The Earl of Harrowby returned to Singapore after a visit to Java and stayed with Sir John Scott. He left for Penang today by the Kedah and will sail lor home on the Carthage next week.
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    BROKERS STRIKE!
    166 14 Protest Against French Taxation. Paris, Jan. 25. Stockbrokers have struck as a prnte-t against the Socialistic taxation voted '>y the finance committee of the Chamber. The Stock Exchange is idle. The Finance Minister has threatened •proceedings against the authors of the demonstration. Reuter. Paris, Jan. 24. The Budget
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    KINGS MEET.
    103 14 Attempted Alliance Against Italy. Bucharest, Jan. M. Though camouflaged as a private the visit of King Alexander of Yugoslavia to King Carol's country seat at Sinaya was devoted to discussion of highly important political questions according to well-in-formed sources. It is learned that King Alexander, acting apparently at
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    RIOTS IN GERMANY.
    110 14 Eight Killed in Clash At Dresden. Dresden, Jan. 26. Eight demonstrators were killed and 12 seriously injured in a clash between police and Communists at a meeting tonight. Reuter. Berlin, Jan. 23. Yesterday was relatively quiet in Berlin, but street fighting and collisions resulting in bloodshed occurred
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    ENTICING CHARGE.
    254 14 Four Javanese And Girl Of 13. Four Javanese, one of whom was a woman, named Ginam binte Parur Larni, Sum bin Buang, Mohd. Kiron and Ahmat bin Rahman stood in the dock before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the Criminal District Judge, yesterday on a charge of enticing a
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    SIR JOHN SIMON.
    76 14 Rugby, Jan. 24. The Foreijrn Secretary, Sir John Simon, who made a special vi^it to London last Wednesday in order to attend the Cabinet meeting- on Thursday, and who was also present at yesterday's meeting of the Cabinet at which the present position of disarmament was examined
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      278 14 WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed to the Morning Rarin' to Go. If -on feel sour and sank and the world looks" punk, don't swallow a lot of salte mineral water, oil, luxrtiTe candy or chewing gum and expect them to snake you
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      327 14 a^L« ■/'■^ij H^jiai I I^s 9 fat v Brings Quick Relief for Tropical Fevers In Malaya the distressing effects of Dengue, ahead of quinine because after ingestion in Malaria and other fevers are too well known the system it is a powerful germicide or germ to require comment. The main
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  • INDIA, BURMA AND CEYLON WEEK BY WEEK.
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      1835 15 India's Future imporUuU Coming SpeetM Ity iceroy A Hindu Leader** Revolt Violent Attack On Mr. Candhi "Fe* Of (lux" End Of Meerut Trial Probable Amendment Of Trial Laic. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Calcutta, Jan. 18. I The Viceroy and the Countess of Wil- j liagdon arc back
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      GAOL OFFICIAL STONED
      94 15 Attack By Convict At Rajshahi. Rajshabi, Jan. 11. An attempt lo assault Hai Bahadur Benode Behari Sarkax, Deputy Magistrate and officiating Superintendent of Rajshahi Central Gaol, is reported to have been made by a convict. It appears that the convict hurled a larce-sixed stone at the Siipnintendent
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      GOVERNOR AND TERRORISM.
      903 15 Co-operation Hope. MIDNAPORE'S BLACK RECORD. The hope that offers of support to the Government in fighting down the terrorist menace would speedily be translated into deeds was expressed by the Governor. Sir John Anderson, in a joint reply at Midnapore to addresses presented by the Municipality, District
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      HAVE YOU SEEN IT?
      45 15 »on have not yet Singapore Daily New*, write in for a tpeeimen copy. Y«u will be tupplied with one willingly, beeaitse when you have teen what a morning neunpaprr ihould be, you will not heiitatf to became a regular «m Mrthr.
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      PILOT CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER.
      501 15 Story of Plane Crash At Lahore. Lahore, Jan. 11. At the resumed litaiing of the case against C. P. Dhawan, a pilot of the Punjab Flymg Club, Lariore, on a.xharge of manslaughter, counsel for the" accused submitted an application before Mr. E. S. Lewis', additional district
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      SHOTS AT GUARD.
      260 15 Bulandshahr Students On Trial. Lucknow, Jan. 13. The trial liogan today, in the court of the railway magistrate, of Sheoraj Sinha and Balraj Sinha, described as students of a school in Bulandshahr, on charges of attempted murder of a railway guard, theft of firearms and possession thereof
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      POLICE INJURED.
      96 15 Attacked By Party Of Moplahs. Cannanore. Jan. 11. A sub-inspector of police and two constables were severely injured by a party of Moptahs here. Following an altercation between Hoplah fishermen and Mukkuvas (Hindu fishermen), the sub-inspector and the constables were deputed to tarry out inluiries, and while so
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      ALWAR PEASANTS' GRIEVANCES.
      713 15 State Inquiry. I i PLANS FOR KEVENUE ADJUSTMENT. Two pictures remain in one's mind today after a visit to the Ramgarh Nazamht. Both symbolise the confidence that is returning to this district, wi-ites a correspondent of he Statesman at Alwar. One is of Hindu shopkeepers with their
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      147 15 Today's Crossword Puzzle PPF~~~ iWZM %gi t$ |p Afa V"* 1 ppj *5~ (CLUES.) ACROSS Thiev..,! Hi. ViilY 1. Fal*« rumour JJ UM l3Ul 15. Grecdinri* Fubu ous inm ,»i Allow :Sl. N-.k ornanunt 28. Kmit lav. w L,u c hable !£play >:»-""> l W' o «J*« Beseech. 4». Tidy
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    BERLIN POOR CHILDREN'S TREAT.
    18 16 I'OOK CBUWH were entertained by members of the Watch Regiment or Berlin. (IManet News.)
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    10 16 SIR JOHN SALMON D, now Air Chief Marshal. (Planet News.)
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    31 16 SAMUEL EFFINGER ADAIR, 73, an American who was sentenced for unpaid hotel bills, died in prison of a broken heart. His bride in 1926 was an 18-year-old English girl. (Planet News.)
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    22 16 PIKKY ON!" I Krijr.-fJen. It. ritchley Xlrnnstinir Dirertor of (he (■(vhoiind Killing \a ()<■•;• I inn before leaving for A merica (I'lam-t News.)
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