The Straits Times, 30 December 1935

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    37 1 SINGAPORE: 140. CECIL ST. ('PHONE 5471). 'XOAUL LUMPUR 25. JAVA ST. (PHONE 3683». I ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURY I THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. PRICE 10 CENTN SINGAPORE. MONDAY. DECEMBER SO, 1935. 20 pa<;es.
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      202 1 GET A STUDEBAKER AND GET A Champion BRINKMANN CO GRANGE RD. PERFORMANCE I Look to the mechanism, the life of your machine, and rate the value of a refrigerator on this basis:Style 10% Features 10% Quietness 10% Special "Gadgets" 5% Dependability long life 65% 97% of Monitor tops now in
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      219 1 7» /Af morning wash sweetly During the day cleanse and /W "W »r/.»''/ a or-A, to clean with Cyclax soap, refresh frequently with cool- 1 sallowness, use refresh with ice-cool Draceine ing Oeansing Lotion every Special Lotion. It will gently in your rinse. Use the special Ume you want to
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      12 1 ])cttsy ItflBMCHAKI* KOAIi M diarr* HDMIIlv II r^M »«r*^ J IAmktr,IUn«ioiui i
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE
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    MARRIAGE
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      314 2 M FARI AN&-HISLOP —At Drorr.:i R.*ert Lli R::hard Hls^op SITUATIONS VACANT When appls in« for any position adver- j tiwd In laeic rolamm tend r spies of tesU- I monlais. Do not tend originals. rULTUKSD MAD 40 to manage n City State mes. WANTED an habits. spiaking' I M)> vi
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      927 2 HOUSES. FLATS TO LET TO LET. 90 Meyer Road. Tennis Court Garages. Entry January 1. 1934. Apply i Meyer Brothers. FLAT, fully furnished, furniture for sale. Rental only 884. Mod. sanitation. Apply or 26A. Orcharr- Road. TO LET Plat above No 8. Oldham Lane. Brctrlc lights a Sanitary Installation. Apply
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      1138 2 AUCTION NOTICES BY THE ORDER OP THE OPTIC! AL ASSIGNEE Re LIM CHEE SENG. Bankruptcy No 497 of 1945. AUCTION SALE OP ALL THE STOCK-IN-TRADE AND PURNITURE OF A MOTOR ACCESSORY AND BENZINE BHOP COMPRISING -nuH.-r car and cycle balloon lyres, tubes and valves, large quantities of lamp bulbs. Rotblalac
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      693 2 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE The Exchange Banks will he closed on Wednesday. Jan. I. New Year's Day (Pubßc Hooday). Thursday. Jan. a. Baa* Holiday. NOTICE OF REMOVAL, As from Dei. em be i the 30th our offices will be removed to No. 30 Malacca Street, Ist floor iNamaxie Building). C. O.
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      913 2 LOST LOST on night of Dec. 34. at Raffles Hotel two small, white curly-haired dogs Reward for return of same to Room 101. Raffles Hotel PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mr Chan Poo Chorn an outdoor assistant of Me .art Sin Chew Jit Poh. Limited, is no
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      194 2 SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Singapore Wiy.tn O-itslde Without Malaya Malaya Postare MonO.lT 8 3.88 8 4.64 8 56 < usrlerly 9 15* 812.94 8 1.54 ll. if Vsarly 817.54 8X4.94 ***** YrarlT 834.6T $14 84 836 94 Vote OwMslten ebeawes sboaM nvlwde Ihr u<aal bank dhroaM. ADVERTISEMENT RATES. Ihe charges and inotrartlsiM
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      650 3 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APfAR LINES. (Incorporated in England MAIL, PASSENUEK AND CARGO SCR VICES PENINBULAR AND ORIENTAL 8 N CO t'NDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT. LONDON AND PAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OI'TWARD PROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. Due < Tonnage Spore. I 1936 rHTTRAL 1&000 Jan.
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      618 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. i .KNKK M. PASSENGER AGENTS FOR CUNARD WHITE STAR LINE. (Incorporated In Japan) TO LONDON. MarariUea. London. Antwerp. Rotterdam aad Mlddliaaraugh Vaaasi Tonnage Due Sa.l HARUNA MARU ***** Jan. s KATORI M^RU ***** Jan 22 23 1 5 KASHIMA MARU 10.000 Peb. I YASUKUNI MARU 12.000 Peb. 11
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      553 3 »o*w_ojaw B aßwa J va»*arwiaßßßßB a 9BBBr-X' taMPaßS^^aiWaaaaM*- I1 M J PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. M.S. FIONIA" for: JAFFA HAIFA ROTTERDAM HAMBURG COPENHAGEN PJavt*g Singapore afcaul Jaa. 4. 1»M. Majority of cabins hare adjoining private baUiroom. P— i.: ROTTERDAM. LONDON rU aVotterdaa*. FROM £50 TO £75 Par further particular* apply
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      264 3 B. I. S. N. CO., LTD. llncorpcrated In Km land.) APCAR LINE POR HONG RONI.. AMOT. KHANGHAL MOJL ROBS AND OSARA SIRDHANA MM Jan. 2, 3 p.m. Excenent modern accommodation for firtt and second claa* rassenger*. Special ho.lday return ticket* interchangeable with P. at S. N. CO.. issued »t cheap
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      1243 3 THE BLIE Fl NNEL LINE (Oeoaa The Hoa Khlaw Sir amah Ip Co. (1»32) LtaV Stean Ship Co. Ltd.. aad China Malaal The Canard WhlU SUi lid. Steam NaTlgallnn C« Lid i The Sarawak steamship Co ll*. Th, Strait* Steaaaahlp Co. Ltd. The Aaotrallan Oriental Law Ltd. The China Navigation
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  • SHIPPING & MAILS.
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      SAFETY AT SEA.
      152 4 Reassuring Facts Disclosed. London. Dec 28. The Chamber of Shipping has Issued a statement on the safety oi life at sea Intended to reassure those who may have been misled by several distressing losses In the last year, which claims that the statistics of losses of vttacla
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      PRESIDENT HAYES.
      151 4 The following passengers disembark- j ed from the s.s. President Hayes which, srrived In Singapore on Saturday. Miss Myrtclle Bendure. Miss Winifred S Cauch. Miss B Cole Miss DC Cole. Mr. Felix P. Donnelly. Mr. Fred C. I Hadden. Mr. P F Hart man. Mrs. C 1 Hordern.
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      S.S. ALIPORE.
      35 4 The Allpore has le.'t Hong Kong and Is expected to arrive at this Port at 6 am. on Wednesday, the Ist proximo She wi'l proceed alongside the S H B Wharf on arrival.
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      DEFERRED DEPARTURE.
      31 4 The s s Karr.unlng for Bangkok j' Parcels only). Malls previously an- nounced as closing at 10 30 a.m. tomorrow will now close at 2.30 p.m. on ted proximo.
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      SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
      137 4 Monday. December 30. Ships alsstgsHt ike Hbjnn «r eiperted to arrHe. EatrasMC Rirrri habbovb. Main Wharf Let). Lumut. Lch. Alert. Lch Kltttwake P W.D. Orab No 2. W Bt Splendour. P W.D Hoppers 1 Perak. Dredger Tembakul. Tuk Belanirka« Dredge Kuantan. T J A R Hop per-
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      SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
      250 4 Mat* Baron. BengkaH* and ScUt Pardjang Hong Thong i ..3pm Denmark (Parcel* only) 'Err.*) Ipm Java and Southern Sumatra by air (Netherlands) T pm TSSJMtTSW* Karlmon (Tons Hengi I m Priierrant (Alk Foon) s>jb Singkep i Hong Keati It am Tandjonn Plnang (Hong Keat > It »ra
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      DELIVERY OF MAILS IN LONDON.
      23 4 Mall dispatched from Singapore on De»\ 6 by Corfu was delivered in London on Dec 28 '22 days).
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      FROM MALACCA.
      262 4 Tomorrow Medan I via. Singapore) by air .Netherlands' •P« Persia. Amsterdam and London (Via Singapore > by air i Netherlands* pm Java and Southern Eumalrt 'Slnga-pore-Betavta) by »ir 'Netherlands. ..ttta-av Wednesday. Jan 1 Kenya Cgandb. Tanganyika. Northern and Southern Rhodesia a.id South Africa <rta Singapore) by air (Imperial)
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      MONEY ORDERS.
      102 4 The current rate of exchange for the issue and payment of Money Orders U as follows: India and Ceylon $100 .Rs 154 issue, payment 166. ■JLft, SlOO-USA. currency 57 issue, payment 60. N.E.I. $100=OuUden 83 Issue Indo-Chlna $100 --Francs 855 Isaac, payment 885 Australia $1-; Australian currency 2
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    DUTCH SHIPPING.
    227 4 Two New Vessels For African Service. The Royal Netherlands Steamship Co.. Amsterdam, which, some time ago. had from 10 to 12 large and medlumilzed cargo ships laid up. as compared i with 20 Ust year. Is now reported to j have only four remaining Idle The others have
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    DEARER BORROWING.
    38 4 The total amount applied for In tenders for £45.000 000 Treasury Bi.ls was £70.820.000 The average rat.per cent, for bills at three months tM IS*. 8.71 d against 14s. 6 02d a week ago —British Wireless
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    CLEARANCES.
    64 4 Dec 27 Malacca Rusa Ampang. Rahman. Pontianak Karapara Flevo. Ban Hong Lionn Helmspey 'Brit' Yasukuni Maru. Penang Maru <Jap>: Strel Navigator 'Am Hai Lee <Nor>. Kullt iDu: Eameralda <Br!t >: DJlrat Planctus. Tidttre <Dut I Dec 28: Augustina. Joseflna Tomohon. Pat r as V der Does de Bye (Dut
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    STATISTICS OFFICE LIBRARY.
    260 4 The folkmlnr public a K.n wrre nr re-.-elwd by in* 8 8 ft P M S durli to 27. 1935. ana bt a In the H'ferri. B< members borruii p Issued by thr Drpa/'. turn. ImpnrU and E\i> i and Brttfc Kr. uved by the Depart m-
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    EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES.
    68 4 Duri:.R thi experts Iron: v to 50.189 CMM, 01 which: 13 per cent" rases W*Xl to thr Kingdom 1630 '3 ,ier c«»nt> the Continent of r cent' cases M per cent> cases I' Total expor; 1935. to Dec. 11, 1*33 cases, or an vn I IM
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    CABLE TRAFFIC.
    32 4 The fol In* e&turauc 'raffle rroript» Wirrlrs* I it. led a* itU-ra traffic In :h»- \rar 1929 ha^.-.i at 1 favour of pub'i »Uur. -November !f< average IMS 7? 9
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    S.S. NALDERA.
    27 4 The NaldtT.l hits It f and v expected at 10 a m on Wednesday Is' xlmo She will ppk-evd alongsu! 8H B Wharf on arrival
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      695 4 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. (Incorpormtcd Id P. M.S.) LLOYDS AGENTS:— BOORING AGENTS. P. M.S. RLTS. AND SIAM STATES RAILWAYS TELEPHONE: Prrtght HU- Passag e SUL CANADIAN (Incorporated In England) tWB -rMPRESS" ROITE s«ers TRANS-PACIMC SERVICES rU HOMOLOLTJ «r «sr«tl EMPRESS U VANCOUVER— ACROSS CANADA by TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAIN vttlMSit ckaagc— tkcsw* by
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      116 4 Mr AT KTPRprOTTDi-v ITILr\JLIiJ 1 LilCrV I*.- m (lncirporatad tn Strs.lu Sruumrnui HJ.ERMAN CUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO.. LTD. In England) -ELLERMAN- UNE, POB HAVBE. LONDON. BOTTEBDAM BAMBI 80. Vl* PsrU and Sswt Caaal Do* Sail* •CTTY OP DUNDEE Dec Jaa. 1 CTTY OP EASTBOCRNB Jan 14 Jan IS CITY OP PERTH
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      108 4 For everything ap,»ertaining to Travel, Banking .md Freight,' APPI.Y TO CtfGk'9 WACONSLITS [WOBIO TftAVti SEHVICtJ 39, ROBINSON ROAD TELEPHONE 5908. NO BOOKING FEES ISTHMIAN STK\MSHIP COMPANY. "oorated In O 8 A.) BOSTON. N».W IOBK BAITIMORE Via I APT OP GOOD HOPa Du* Ssllt STEEL i-l II STEKL SCIENTIST Peb IS
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      133 4 Malayan .Meteorological Service. Daily Weather Report. Stations Yesterday Last night Max. Rainfall Bright Mm. temp, ins Sunshine temp. T hrs. *F West Caast. Alor Star 88 Nil 7 9 72 Butterworth (P. W.) 89 Nil 9 7 74 SlUawan 89 001 5.9 74 Buklt Jeram 87 069 6 7 72
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      69 4 TELI'K ANSON TIDE TABLE. 1935 Time y. Hlch Wlt'i December a.B. p.m. .SO 7.4« 1* 49 .11 1.31 30.24 Note: High wster at Denlson Light Is. Approximately. M minutes earlier at Port Weld and Kuala Larut ar>. appro<clirate:y. 3 noun and 45 minute* carter at Lumut is, approximately 1 hour
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    LORD SHREWSBURY TO WED.
    212 5 Premier Earl On His Romance. The Earl of Shrewsbury, premier carl of England and Ireland, has become engaged to be married to Miss Nadlne Crofton-Atklns. daughter of Brigadier-General and Mrs. C. R Crofton-Atklns. of Trobrldge, Credlton. Devon. Lord Shrewsbury was 21 last month He succeeded to
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    DINNER TO NAVAL DELEGATES.
    264 5 RACING CONFKSSIOX OF LORI) DERBY. the Pilgrims entertained th? delegates tj the Naval Cat dinner In London, speeches wer" kept brief because M P.'s pr anxious to return Is the H irl of Derby w the health of I said It vk turned In any direction
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    HEADMASTER AND THE CANE.
    96 5 Plea For I.t'^s Sentiment About Modern Youth. At in day tl. ■aid .inytliinn In I punishment he v.j; li.ih. bully. iM in .i i>'is!ti.>M authority "mv favour of the ab<>; tlonal method of might call it prlßsl remember the in chllflri'ii liavmen ■"Pr'>p«'rly adm i punishment
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      331 5 VISIT CAIRO I)LKIN(. YOU! HOMEWARD JOURNEY WHEN TIME PKRMITS COX KINGS Arrange short Irips by car from Sue» connecting with the steamer at Port Said I- or luithrr particulars apply to PATERSON. SIMONS CO.. LTD., or to an; of the Branches COX KINGS (AGENTS), LTD. Head Office 11. REGENT STREET.
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      159 5 REDUCED PIICES IS to 31st DEC. NEW YEAR CHEER! FRANKELS THE STORE BEAUTIFUL TRS ONE STORE SO DIFFCKENT TO ALL OTtIEKS. now snowivn THE LATEST CSEATIONS IN BRITAIN'S BEST Tl M 1 MAREED SILVER St E P.N.S. GOODS MM DELIGHTFI L TABLE OKNAMENTB GENIINE FRENCH and BELGIL'M ROCK CUT CRYSTAL
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      295 5 CAFE DE LUXE $£BSfe 25 HIGH STREET -^J "3 NEW YEAR'S EVE W^J^ SPECIAL SUPPER \T^ From 1 1 p.m. to 2 a.m. MENU: BOUILLON EN TASSE CHICKEN d SALAD FISH AU GRATIN PUDDING COFFEE. PRICE PER SUPPER $1. LIMITED ACCOMMODATION PLEASE BOOK IN ADVANCE. PHONE 6Oll— 'PHONE 6011 IT
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  • LATEST LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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      AROUND THE MARKETS.
      185 6 Kcncwed Inquiry For Tin Shares. r I .1 Correspondent.) D With New York showinjf a slight nl simo- the l«*al rubber market »a^ last orx-n. values hen--lightly s 1 :y (inict. -till interl ■ad rcaewed when the holi.irv inquiries Kaniuntinjrs. Kramats and for Sunßei Unas. lUntau I
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      PRODUCE.
      115 6 ,[i..rr. Uccnakci 3*. 1? noon. Hintr Seller 6 50 S 50 urit 10 00 1700 9 00 ■a 4 15 ca 5 30 Smjii .i 520 HI Flour 9 25 16 50 5 70 5 70 5 10 5 1C 4 ?5 I'fHT PH K«>aii $101 B SUM NO
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        MINING.
        634 6 All Slures quoted above are fully paid. Issue Val. Fraser It Co Lyall It Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers 4/- Ampat Tin 5 5 9xd 5 4-, 5 10',-i £1 Asam Kumbang 33 6 34 9 33 6 34 6 11 Austral Malay 69 60 59 BOS'- Ayer Hltam
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        GENERAL.
        455 6 2 2 Alex Brick Ord. 120 130 1.25 135 2 2 do /V^. Prefs. 150 170:.. 155 165 10 10 Atlas Ice 12 25 12.75 1X25 12 75 11 ill B. A T £150 600 5150 600 1 60 B M Broadcasting 0.05 dis pir 10 5 B M
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        166 6 m 1901 red 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31 Sept 30 118 1907 red 1947 $1,600 000 Int. Mar 31 Sept. 30 112 V 1909 red 1955 $1.000.00C Int. Mar. 31 Sept. 30 118 :913 red 1983 S2.000.000 Int. Mar 31 Sept. 30 114 1926 red 1936-66 S22.000.000
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        379 6 Shares are Si unless otherwise stated* Mlenby i.or Gajah linal. Malay ($2» \yer H.taro \yer Mole* Panas Bfttl I.ir.tanß 3©rel!l flrocas Brunei Un (*5» 3ukn KaUl 3ukit Kepong 3ufcn Tlmah (S10) 3ukit KB smgkat Serdang Jonneinara :ilencaly Plantations Uyior Ir.dragin Icram Kuan tan (.50) Mmah Cama-san <$2> ■Cedah
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    EXCHANGES.
    230 6 The Toiiowir.j are me exchange 'ate* ■hLs mormnit accordUiß to the daily :ircuiar issued ay the Hong Kong and snanghai Banking Corporauoo: MUM >nidon 4 months sight 2 4 3 32 »ndon. 3 months sight 2/4 1/16 60 days sight 2/4 1/32 •uiiduii. JO days sight 2/4 demand 2
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    CHAMBER Or COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    79 6 Noon, Dec. HO. Buyers. Sellers. No 1 K. R. S. S. in care* (F. 0.8.) Dec. 22 5 16 fJK (K»d F. A. Q. in canes (F. 0.8.) Dec 22 22 3 16 No I K. R. S. 8. (Spot loose) Awardable Singapore 22 22'
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    INDUSTRY AND THE REARMAMENT PLAN.
    760 6 Danger Of Money Market Dislocation. In Great Britain, as on the Continent r.nd l.s-where. the wind ol rtu' tnament is beginninK u> blow in earnest. Now that tin vanity ol regrets for nineteenth century Liberalism MMi nationalism is sufficiently obvious -valid though they may be
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    EXCHANGES.
    9 6 (•uilders Ucaot. UUBa m Anvrrdapi > HriMti-fori 226 110..
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      27 6 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. .<1 in I agland. A.I). 1720) j FIRE MARINE LIFE. MOTOR CAR. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. Branch O'lice 'or Malaya. Bkattavatf B«nk Chamber*. Singapore. APB 1
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      KAMUNTING TIN'S GOOD YEAR.
      2354 7 RECORD PROFITS AND ORE RESERVES. Mr. J. Howeson On Future Of Restriction. The 22nd ordinary general meeting of Kamunting Tin Dredging. Ltd was held in London on Dec. 10. Mr. John Howeson (chairman of the company) presiding. The Chairman said A year ago. on; the occasion
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      STOCKS FALLING. STEADILY.
      682 7 SMALL IK. ARRIVALS IN NOVEMBKR. Messrs SymlngUm and Wilson 1n j their market report datrd bHMkM r>c. 18 state We rerelvrd th« iMltMl Qupation nalrr flguros for November on Monday and tl»e them below buieth* r wltti i tho«r for Ortoberr 1935. and November 1934. for eompnrl*in
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      619 7 BANKING. HONG KONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. i>orat«l in th? Col-, ot ot Hon« I Thr iiabllitT of rn-mb r» is limited to he ntrnt and in mannrr prvx-nbed tif Ordmar.rr No a of 193* ol thr Co'.ont lit \II Ort lit BONG EONO. Authurtaro Capita ISOOOOJM !«urc and rullT oaid
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      308 7 BANKING. (H\KTKKKi» HANK OJ INDIA. M STK\U\ \\l> (lIIN •|>.*al.<l In Krwlar v Charter SM> raid I'd Capital in i euo ,har«- of U asrb 13 000 10 Rea*r«r ruiui v iMH tKM Rwnt iJaMlit? nl PtwarMaVa tl mA o*o hi m < ;m •S. ■liaiaigif Lwml«« i 2 JJTHUt*
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    NEW ANGLO-GERMAN RUMOURS.
    371 9 Talk Of Hitler's Demands fir An Air Pact. Paris. Dec. 38. Chancellor offered an Anglo-O«rman air pact In an Interview with Sir Eric Phlpps on Dec. 20 according to L'Oeuvre. which wonders what terms Hitler advanced, seeing he Is alleged to have turned down the British suggestion
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    URUGUAY BREAKS WITH SOVIET.
    116 9 MINISTER ACCUSED OF INCITING REVOLT. Monte Video. Dec 28. Uruguay has broken off diplomatic relations with the Bovlet on tne ground that Inquiries Into revolutionary acti- vitl^s In Braail revealed the existence j la Uruguay of Communist headquarters for backing subversive acts It Is stated that
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    JEAN BATTEN CRASHES.
    50 9 FAMOUS AIRWOMAN INJURED. London. Dec. 23. The airwoman. Miss Jean Batten, sustained slight concussion when her trans- Atlantic aerjpiane. which she was flying from Southampton to Gravcscnd. made a forced landing on the Sussex Downs today, struck a hedge and was damaged- Ri>ut< r Miss Jean Batten
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    £250,000 DAMAGE TO TIMBER.
    55 9 Enormous Fire Blazes On Table Mountain. A Cape Town, message states that an enormous fire which has been raging o.i Table Mountain slr.ee Christmas nornlng was still cut of control o> Boxing Day and wa« burning in M T»ta. The damage to timber already Is o«t:mated
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    20 9 The death Is announced In Budapest of Baron Frederec Koranjl. thrice Finance Minister, and also a wellknown composer neuter Wireless.
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    "NO REAL AIR PROGRESS."
    85 9 U.S. AVIATION CHIEFS ACCUSATION. New York. Dec 28 'Not one American aircraft unit now In use was suitable for war service" declared Brlgadler-Oeneral "Billy" Mitchell, who commanded the American Air Corps in Europe during the last war. In giving evidence today before the Congnsslonal Committee of
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    NATIONAL CONGRESS JUBILEE.
    93 9 Big Crowds Attend Bombay Ceremony. Bo.nbay. Dec 28 An Immense crowd overflowed trie adjoining grounds at the opening o! the golden Jubilee celebrations of the 1 National Congress held In the original hall of the Sanskrit School In the pre- sence of four ex-presldcnts. including the poetess
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    B.B.C. BAN ON MR. LANSBURY.
    132 9 Talk On Pacifism. 'By Our Radio Correspondent The BBC has refused to allow Mr George Lansbury to broadcast on be half of the Fellowship of Reconcllia tlon. a talk on the Christian pacifist attitude to the Abyssinian dispute The talk will lr.s.ead be given by
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    KINC OF BELGIANS IN ENGLAND.
    24 9 A British wireless message states that the King of the Belgians has arrived In England on a private visit.
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    BRITISH CAR EXPORTS INCREASED.
    41 9 London. Dec. 28 Exports of motor cars and chassis In ii35 are expected to show an I Increase over the prsvlous year of m _>re than £1.000 000 and to exceed the total of £12.000.000. British Wireless.
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    26 9 Students of the Chungshan Unlver slty In Canton are contemplating a I three-day .mngcr strike In support oi the Shanghai student demonstrators. Sin Chew Jit Port
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    21 9 LOMOTTE-PIQUTE the French rrultrr as she wm aboal tj leave Snii..n»oce harbour wherr she hu spenl the holidays. —Strait* Timts rhn'og'aph
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    POLICE RADIO IN ENGLAND.
    144 9 NETWORK EXTENDS TO PROVINCES. London. Dec 28 The use of radio by th; police Is) extending in England from the M.-tro poli tan Force to police tcrces throughout the country Several regional schemes are being established Nottingham Is the centre of the Midlands regional scheme and
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    CHRISTMAS RICHES IN ENGLAND.
    105 9 Big: Increase In Bank Note Issue. London. Dec. 28 During Christmas week the note circulation reached the hlchest point in the year and for tht- third year In succession the returns of the Bank of England for the week before Chrtsim*j show a new record. The
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    NEW SOVIKT RAILWAY TO PACIFIC.
    112 9 7.~>00 Mile Route From Mack Sea. I.»ndon. Dec. 28. The SovL-t is pianmr.;: the cons;ruction of a giant railway system i.i<x miles long from the Black Sea to tl.e Pacific, says a nv?ssa,;e from Moscov. to The Observer. Various sections of this new line. which
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    RAILWAYS FOR NORTH CHINA.
    155 9 Fresh Japanese 1 Demands. sn i n 1 The latest of the Japanese demands to China has provoked the suspicion that the Japanese military are ready to extend their activities to East China I They have d manded that the Chinese %ult r ties sh >uld
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    LORD LONSDALE.
    23 9 Lord Loiisdale expects to take up permanent residence nrxt month at Stud House. Oakham. In Rutland the Cjttesmore, h? formerly hunted.
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    RUBBER TO STOP VIBRATION.
    67 9 SILENCE DEVICES <>V THK "QUEEN MARY." I C CB. There are over 5 <to m the fUnt Cunard vrMich la dv. Mar 24 Htr *****0 ru r glnes are being put In and I Vibration has been reduced to mum by rr. lunt'.ru I rubber blocks
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    RAILWAY EXPANSION IN ENGLAND.
    24 9 G.WJL To Build 223 NY-.v LtcMMth O )v<"rr.ir 26.000 .000 Renewals Includ' and 1.500 wagons Simc 400 rpVtcly r rralnter.
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    PAUL BOURGET DEAD.
    9 9 The iMth since 1894 Reotcf H
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    150 10 AMUR 4 Here Comes Cookte. With OeorfC Burn* Oracle Allen. CAMTOL Now and Forvvrr. With Bhlrlry Temple. 6 IS— t.tS. OLOM THtATKk. OB&A1 WOBLO Sweet Adeline. GOODWOOD rAKK HOTEL Dinner Dance every Thunday Ist Claas Band. OBFAT N'llLll Brfore Dawn. BOLLYWOOD (1. MERANGOON IOAD Laurel k Hardy in "A
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE. MONDAY. DEC. 30. 1535. MALARIA AND THE MUNICIPALITY.
    1008 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE. MONDAY. DEC. 30. 1535. MALARIA AND THE MUNICIPALITY. As wa.s expected, malaria took up most of the Municipal Commissioners' time at their meeting last week. The debate was a commendably full and instructive one. particularly Mr. W. Bartley's contribution to it, and no Singapore citizen can
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    Social and Personal
    71 10 Mr H C PinchU g. A R.S M the Penang Visiting Agent, has made a j good recovery from his recent opera- > tion. i i The engagement is announced be- ..< tvkcen Mr. Patrick Ecwln Bodell. son of t Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Bedell, of
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    THE FUTURE OF THE COLONIES.
    855 10 THE RT. HON. L. S. AMERY, M.P., ON- THE machinery for a policy of active development of the Colonial Empire Is already In being, both in London and in the Colonial Governments What is needed is an Immense expansion and speeding up of the scale
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    The Solitary Pergam.
    585 10 The Imperial Fruit Pigeon (Malay pergam i is described by Mr. E. Banks in an article in the "SaraiDak Gazette" as lo'.lous: This big fruit pigeon is a bird of the old jungle and mangrove and nipah swamps, having little to do with cultivation: it appears to
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    NOTES Of The DAY.
    631 10 IS it right to hang a man Mt murders committed during an ar other words. Is a man who runs amok really Insane, or is he merely I ed by pent-up angpr These are questions which hare troubled judges and juries i ever since British courts
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    ABYSSINIA HOPING TO RECAPTURE MAKALE.
    63 11 VAST FLANKING MOVE REPORTED. Addis Ababa Report Of Captured Armaments. HOW WILL ITALY ACT? Heavy Casualties Feared In Coming Battles. ABYSSINIA appears to be still regaining ground in the Makale region. Several minor victories are reported from Addis Ababa, and it is stated that three
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    PRELUDE TO BIG OFFENSIVE.
    264 11 TO (LEAR TIGRE OF I INVADERS. Addis /.baba, Dec 29. Troops under Dedjasmatch Hailu Kabade drove out Italian outposts In the Tembien region 'on the Makale' road i. according to a Government an- j nouncement which claims the capture Of II machine guns and a quantity
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    RIDDING KIANGSI OF THE DRUG EVI',.
    47 11 More than 70 districts in Kiangsi Province have established anti-opium associations in an effort to rid the province of the drug evil. There Is 50 drug clinic.;. M| Siuslrm who CT.-r-.rA i:> f Crown Princess of Swrdrn at a London bazaar.
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    SMOKE GETS IN THEIR EYES.
    73 11 Rome. Dec. 29. Foreign names at present used for Italian product* of «he State tobacco monopoly will be changed to Italian on January. Clears, previously called Londres will be renamed Firense. Britaica cigars become Flume, whilst the brand hitherto named Trabucos will be altered to
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    TANKS CAPTURED.
    204 11 ADDIS ABABA JOY AT VICTORIES. Addis Ababa. Dec. 28. Palace circles are Jubilant over the reported Abyssinian victories in the north, where It is stated the troops captured about a score of tanks, between 40 and 50 machine-guns and 200 prisoners. Makale Itself Is not captured, but a
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    BAN ON CHROMIUM EXPORTS.
    77 11 BAN ON CHROMIUM EXPORTS. Italian Orders Refused In Philippines. Manila. Dec. 29. Italy's reported, large orders for chromium ore from the Philippines will not be fulfilled, as the result of the Washington Btate Department's reply on the subject to a query from the High Commissioner. The reply is Interpreted to
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    GEN. CHIANG'S NEW JAPAN POLICY.
    105 11 DIRECT TALKS WITH TOKIO. Nanking. Dec. 30 General Chiang Kai-shek, the new Premier, has evolved a new policy, towards Japan, it Is learned. No details are available, however. The Premier summoned a meeting of Dr Sun Fo. president of the Legislative Yuan. Dr H H.
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    CHINESE PREACHES IN PARISH CHURCH.
    93 11 Kwangsi Priest Works As Curate. London. Dec 29. j A large congregation at Christ Church. Folkestone, today heard tne 1 first sermon ever preached by a Chi- < nese clergyman as assistant curate of an English parish church. I The vicar, with the consent of
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    SALT MERCHANTS ATTACKED.
    134 11 Five Dead And Six Wounded At A sale. Asmara. Dec. 29. A caravan of ISO Abyssinian salt merchants, heading for the great sal*, region at Asale. where natives cut clocks of greyish salt from deposits left on the surface by evaporation after the rains, came Into conflict
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    SHANGHAI MURDER.
    29 11 Shanghai. Dec 29. The funeral of Mr. Tang Ylu Jen who was assassinated by three unknown men In the French Concession last I week, took place yesterday.
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    "HAND WORLD OVER TO WOMEN."
    116 11 Says Dr. Alington. FORMER Eton headmaster, Dr. A. C. Alington, Dean of Durham, told girls at Cheshire High School, Macclestield, what he thinks of WOMEN All practical business Is perfomed by women. They run our homes with great success. If we were logical we should
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    M. LAVAL'S VICTORY.
    632 11 M. LAVAL'S VICTOR Y. Now Bound To Help Britain. LEON BLUM ACCUSES PREMIER. Paris, Dec. 28. AFFICIAL figures show the motion of no confidence in M. Laval's Government was rejected by 296 votes to 276. A second division resulted in a Government victory by 304 to 261. At the conclusion
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    WORST "FREEZE" FOR 19 YEARS.
    88 11 Millions Of Dollars Damage In I.S. New York. Dec 29 Millions of dollars damage mated to have been done in the southern states by the wor I 19 years Crops were withered, and lines o! communication crippled over a huse Icebound area North and south
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    34 11 The report of the Chinese Maritime Customs Department, showing imports and exports from January to November. 1935. states that China's exports have shown a slight Increase. The figures are— lmports M 53.90-8-021: exports $505,233,332.
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    COLONIAL PROBLEM.
    103 11 American View Of "Open Door." ARMIES WILL MOVE IF TRADE STOPPED. Philadelphia. Dec. 2!). A DK.MAN'I) for "economic disarmament." on the ground that armies will move MM the frontiers if trade does not. is made toda\ l>\ Mr. Francis Say re. assistant Secretary of State, in an address
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    FUNERAL OF 32 TRAIN VICTIMS.
    37 11 Bcrca ttocUa Not Yet Recovered. While div. r K nK to •rom the I seven n railway ral oi the <■•• at Apolda 'Th: sections of Storm ered by thr t railways Reuter
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    32 11 ■<■ policr raids and many arrrsts irrr made In Vienna U*t attempt to mur district leader. Max Walrh.,from an unbiuh when entering a hmisr H. aMalt arr believed to be rommunuu. esraped Reuter.
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    EARTH TREMOR FELT ALSO IN NEIGHBOURING ISLAND.
    200 12 RESIDENTS RUSH TO OPEN SPACES. Need For Seismograph In Malaya. DIZZINESS AND SHAKING: CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES UNFAIRLY BLAMED HOLLOWING the earth tremors felt in Singapore and Teluk in on Saturday morning, tremors, states Reuter from Batavia, were folt in several towns in Sumatra during
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    ITALIAN CAR FIRM STOCKED FOR 1936.
    126 12 Not Troubled By Sanctions. big cas?s of auto spare parts and accessories have been unloaded at Singapore for the Fiat motor firm. now confident of "outlasting" the BMMI The i r.uled from Italy to MafMaaai and shipped Just before th? .'.u.-fu! eighteenth of November
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    K.L.M. PLANE EXPECTED TOMORROW.
    29 12 K.L.M. PLANE EXPECTED TOMORROW. I due Lag is 24 I '.\i\c. and is expec:about 6 pm. to- machine amyI its mail mint;. Air \i their I t of lac
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    ALLEGED THEFT FROM s.c.c.
    18 12 ALLEGED THEFT FROM s.c.c. "»'i H:»ttlcs of Aerated Waters. tberi ties of i ub II d In SLO
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    ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE NO LONGER ALLEGED.
    27 12 D \.i Muck i w.ih attempt .1 suicide IT in i till c >ur:i it was .:i Tern ntil Jin i
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    JEWELLERY CHARGE AGAINST WOMAN.
    36 12 I I. nil Ati I Chinese wiman before the Third P<>: thla morning •*:th rnmn. I trust I ry \.iiu.-ii at W2O J in. -i. bail in $«50 In two sureties being
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    IMPERIAL SERVICE MEDAL.
    9 12 Mr Joseph T.;vlor. formerly i Seruved
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    SINGAPORE STEAMER ON SHOAL.
    76 12 Refloated Under Own Power. Apprja-!i.nt4 Singapore Trosn Indra girl. In th.- south, on Saturday morn :nz. UM local Ha Hong steami r Hjng Lu.n < 10* tons grosj* grounded on a 1 ti al near O.) r.dap and waj fast from 115 am. to 8 10
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    Hari Raya Holiday.
    22 12 Malays enjoying their Hari Raya holiday at Raffles Mu*oum Singapore, a favourite gathering place on holidays Straits Times Photograph
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    SINGAPORE FACED WITH HOUSING SHORTAGE.
    272 12 Builders Unable To Bridge Gap Brought About By Depression Lull Despite a year of considerable building activity, Singapore it again faced with a shortage of housing accommodation. The depression poriod which followed a boom In building from 1927 to 1929 saw numbers of new houses
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    NEWSPAPER MAGNATE IN SINGAPORE.
    284 12 Sees Chinese Unity Against Japan. |LfH. Roy Howard, chairman of directors of the ScnppsHoward chain of newspapers In America and one of the leading figures in world journalism, who arrived in Singapore today on a tour of the Par East and India, saw many evidences of
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    FRESH FIELDS.
    172 12 Japanese Industrialists Ix>ok To Malaysia. Shanghai. Dec 20 Thi' recent establishment of the Philippines Commonwealth, and the lact that commercial possibilities In North China are uncertain, has led Osaka eapttalMl and manufacturers to turn their attentl :n southward toward thr Philippines. South China. Slam 4t.(i the Netherlands Indies
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    TUBERCULOSIS CURE?
    56 12 After 20 years of intensive research. Dr Marlon Nurkls. a Rome doctor, has finally discovered a new treatment for curing tuberculosis Physicians who have assisted Dr Nurkts said that 30 patients, gravely tk from the dread disease, had recently been cured. Prior to the perfection of the treatment
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    SECRET PLANE FOR ATLANTIC.
    120 12 WILL BEAT RIVALS. SAYS M. FOXKFR. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Amsterdam. M. Antony Fokker. the aircraft designer. In an Interview with thr Dutch Press, claimed that a new machine which is being constructed by his firm for Transatlantic services would far exceed In many respects all
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    27 12 Mr. E. M. W. Wooo. of the Cuslcnu Office, Te!uk Anson. Is shortly proceeding on transfer to Tampii He has played crlchet. riK?r and hockey for Perak
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    BRITISH STEAMER FEARED LOST.
    102 12 SVence After Fierce Storm. Melbourne. Dec Th.* mystery cl the where about* oi ..ner Parmga (Adelaide Steamship Co. 1.350 tons) which sailed on Dec. 23. towing the tanker Vtncas for breaking up in Japan In a fierce storm, the ships parted and the Vlncas drifted disabled,
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    INTERVENTION BY MOSCOW?
    371 12 RKPORTKI) "ADVICE" TO GDI. SUNG. Shanghai. Doc 29 The soviet Consul-General In Tientsin called at the office of Oen Sun? Che-yuan, head of the political atT.iirs In Hopei and Charhar. v It is understood, advised him not to conclude any military afi the Japanese or the Manrhur
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    PLANE OVERTURNS ON MALAYAN BEACH.
    259 13 K.L. Aviators Uninjured In Shallow Water. ATTEMPT TO COME DOWN ON NARROW STRIP. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Dec. 29. A KUALA LUMPUR Flying Club plane overturned in the sea j when attempting to land on the beach near Kelso Cottage, about eight miles from
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    FIRST ENGLISH SCHOOL IN KINTA.
    211 13 Jubilee Number Of The Voyager. Triple Jubilee Number Is the name given the Anglo-Chinese School. Ipoh. magazine. The Voyager, just issued. The reason Is that the school this year celebrated the King's Silver Jubtlee the 40th anniversary of the found Ing of the school, and
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    51 13 The death occurr'-J at the District Ipoh last w«ck of L N Subi- The deceased carried on business at Ipoh for many years and was President of th-> Committee of Ma' aeemen.. ol the Chettiar Temple m Lahat Ro-d The funeral took place at the Hindu c etery the Tamil
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    NEWS IN BRIEF.
    213 13 Th« O«rman- Polish treaty signed on November 4 has been ratified by the Polish Seym. During a police raid in the outskirts Of Madrid 901b. of dynamite as well as bcmbs and small arms were found under a child's cot A supposed anarchist was arrested. At a
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    41 13 The engagement U announced between Georice Robert Llvett. Ofßcer-ln-oharpe. Trafflr. Ipoh. son of Mr. O. A. Llvett and the late Mrs. Livett. of Eltham. Lcndon. and Jean Margaret, elder daugter of the late Mr. James Scott and Mrs Scott, cf Dundee.
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    Hospital Farewell.
    51 13 I he staff of the District Hospital Kuala Pllah. uwmblfd at the farewell to Mr. M. Thambiah. Senior Hospital Assistant. Kuala Pilah. on the occasion of hU transfer to Pekan. In the centre is Mr. Thambiah. and on either side of him Doctors S. Rama and S. S.
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    SEREMBAN WEDDINGS.
    184 13 Han Chiok Yuan— Ng Yeok Ying. (From Our Own Correspondent. > Seremban, Dec. 29. The wedding took place at the Wesley Church. Seremban, of Mr. Han Chiok Yuan, a local Chinese schoolmaster, and Miss Ng Yeok Ying. daughter of Mr. Ng Yee Siong The Revs H. F. Kuhen
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    JAPANESE MONEY FOR CHINESE WORKERS.
    93 13 A Fresh Move Against The Nanking Reforms. Shanghai. Dec 30. The Nanking Finance Ministry has ordered all provincial mints to stop turning out coins In furtherance 01 the scheme to bring about a unified currency, which Is expected to be realised shortly. The Chinese managed
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    THE KUOMINTANG'S AIM.
    62 13 Canton. Dec. 30. j The Kuomintang had never adopted the policy of playing one barbar- lan state against another." said Mr. Hsiao Fu-chen. Canton Councillor, in an interview with two Japanese Journalists. "The final objective of the late Dr. Sur.'s Three Principles of the People is universal
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    308 13 MALAYA OF HOLIDAY AT CHINESE NEW YEAR. Nanking Example Not Followed. OLD SPIRIT CONTINUES. Allhouch Nanking decide*: official ly about two years ago to do away with observation of the Chinese New Year, giving rise to speculation in Malaya as to whether Malayan Governments would follow the Chinese Central Government's
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    21 13 Che Abdul Malek. District Officer. Upper Perak. is to be transferred to Tapah early next years as District Officer, Batar.g Padar.g.
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    17 13 Mr J. F. F. Gregg, District Officer. Dlndlngs. U to be transferred to Kuala Kangsar la February.
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    MANKIND ORIGIN
    125 13 CLUES IN F.M.S. EXCAVATIONS TO BK MADE. Professor J. L. Shellshear. eminent Australian anthropologist attached to Hong Kong University. has revealed the discovery In Pelping (Peking) of another Peking Man." (states the Hong Kong correspondent of the Daily Express). It Is the second missing link skull to be
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    SCHOOL MAGAZINE WELL ILLUSTRATED.
    68 13 19.°,5 Number Of The Treasure. An exceptionally liii;h standard of pioductlon Is maintained In thr IMS number of The Tnusur' tl published by th<- I Anglo-c nttnuatton Singapore Many splendid p! classes and of sport tall mblnri with clever drawings done by pupils Theie pictures and
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    ROTAKIANS ENTERTAIN GIRL GUIDES.
    86 13 (From Our Own Correspondent Sercmban. Dec. 29 The Seremban Roiary C!ur, tamed the Negrl Stm.nlan riirl Guides and Brownies to tea as part of Christ mas festivities Thr Guides van und<*r Mrs. W. L. Braddor. M B I Commissioner. The Hon Mr J W W 1
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    HINDU AMATEURS EXCEL
    248 13 ■MANOHARA" \T THE VICTORIA THKATKK. PLAT IN TWIN.. (r'rnm An Indian orreapondenP. Members of the Ma Samajam who an- tatted a successful performauri of the play "Manohara" In Tamil at th« Theatre. Singapore, or. Saturday Every player knew ra.s lines perfertlr p.nd Uie performanrr *rnt win from
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    SWEETHEARTS IN COURT.
    52 13 Hoy's AMeged Theft Fnmi Mother. the Second I pore. f>; of $2,000 In ci $350. the pi mother It a^; the cash and t adopted Mother hld<- them in '<uth Is a:.the money and tf. have given tr:»-rr. I with receiving itoti Both the cmcs wer until
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    CHANGI GUNNERS COLOURS LOWERED BY SOUTH JOHORE.
    999 14 BRILLIANT PLAY BY HOME FORWARDS. Air Force "A" Win Scrappy Game On The Padang. A HART from the match at Ipoh. where Singapore, who were far from being at full strength, were beaten by Permk by 12 points to 4. there was no
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    Singapore Outsides Lacked Thrust At Ipoh.
    791 14 PERAK PACK WERE FINE IN LOOSE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Dec. 28. Perak 12 pis.; Singapore 4 pts. THK absence of well-known players in both teams and the rain tended to lower the standard of Rugby seen in the annual inter-State fixture between
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    PERAK SWAMP SELANGOR IN ALL BLUES CUP.
    80 14 Accident To A. L. H«nry. (From Our Owe Correspondent) Ipoh Dec. M. ivrjk Asiatics, holders of the All Blue. Cmp. qulllled to meet Singapore in the Hnal at Serein ban on Jan. 4 by defeating Selanfor by 31 points to nU. Seiangor. who
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    ROUGH RUGGER AT HOME.
    373 14 LAW WHICH HAS BEEN IGNORED. Welsh t'nion Appeals To The S< i.ior Club-.. l.ondi>n. Dec 1R A IMHIMU fralurr ..f a season madr n«»le»nrth» fo> »hr visit of thr Nf» /ralandrr> (111 been the amoinl of rough play th.tl has characterised thr lai ti<-<> of cerlam
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    PUBLIC SERVICES OUTPLAYED.
    426 14 At Dunearn Road. Hermes Profit By Their Opponents' Mistakes. H.M.S. Hermes IS »U P Services "A" M.S. Mermea beat m P»bli< Services "A" tram at Danearn Road oa Saturday by three foals and a penalty coal (It points i to nil The Air-craft carrier's victory waa largely
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    65 14 mommy, net M. Hark*? 8C C fs 8V C >t 8C C Chine*- ri Indian Aon ml 8C R C W.I .Alarm vs. Old [UfflaUru at R»T1« In»t T M O A m R A ißlakan M>tl> «t V M C A PoUee "A- v*. Fort Ctnntait at
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    STRATHPEFFER FINDS HIS REAL FORM AT PENANG.
    1600 15 SISGING BIRD FANCIED FOR GOLD CUP. Wee Jock Made All Running But Was Beaten. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang Dec. 29. jpJNF wr^ther good going a large crowd and an excellent ifti -ri'imn's sport conduced to make the first day of the r.n.inc
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    FEATHER-WEIGHTS IN BATTLE ROYAL.
    636 15 MARQUEZ vs. EAGLE ON FRIDAY. Orient Title Holder To Fight Here Soon. in i.km;hti>\. pH»R tomr reason or other fighl* Khirh mi pipfr appear to b* very attractive propositions, hare pr>. tided thr dulleM <>f fare but Ihn should nut Ne the law on tri day
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    "NO FOUL" DEMAND BY CANZONERI.
    292 15 English Boxing. In World Title Fight With Harry Mfafcr. I nun Our Own <orre*pondent > London. l>e< ?0 UL/lIMr flnanrial arrangement* have been nmplcteri fur a world light h right ihampionship i ontest between Ton> I .iiimnrti the Ame n. in holder <nd Harry Miller.
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    REF. IN THE SCRUM !
    81 15 REF. IN THE SCRUM In the Rugby game at Dunearo Roal en Saturday an amiiMi.K incident was provided when the referee. Mr G A Cessford. was dragged down in a scrummage ar.d it required severa! seconds of whistle- blowing before the prrks brok? up and he escaped from the tangle
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    SECOND TEST ENDS IN A DRAW.
    95 15 Cricket. Mo( Bbe*a (irmt K i On A Worn Wicket. Johannesburg. l»ei ?d I MMM 1 AuatralU 25* and I'M and IM for »kts THF -eriind le^t mat< h between Snulh Xfrii.i mil \uvlr.tlu. whn won thr fir -t h\ ninr wirkrts his left
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    ANNUAL SEA AND LAND SPORTS.
    64 15 Seu: Year't Day. Every Nationality Drawn To The Water Front. 11% I I K.ll I <>N /""VM Ike m"-l p- fill II fajs la ti 'iv l> whrn I In- a Spurts I |IU pl M morning in Ilir latler mi sun i taken In
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    M.C.C. FARE BETTER.
    14 15 thrir wer>' hand N E and B M < 1 i akito)
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  • ARSENAL FAIL TO BREAK SUNDERLAND'S HOME RECORD.
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      ROKER PARK CROWD GO NEARLY MAD.
      1416 16 ROKER PARK CROWD GO NEARLY MAD. "Bees" Win Again. 1 1 rom Our Omn nrrrsjxindent i London. l>ec. 29. CI NDIItI.AMI practically made sure of thr league championship w-it rda> by defeating the Arsenal it Kokrr Par* and lhu» retain tlinr rriord at Immr -.v -ceases. They have played II
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      S.A.F.A. MEETING.
      90 16 A Special Meeting of Representatives of Clubs and Associations comp?tinti in 2nd and 3rd Division.; of the League 1935. and in the Commercial Cup Competition 1935. will be held at Anson Road Stadium on Friday. Jan 3. at 630 p m for the purpose of electing Delegates to
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      RICHMOND BKAT THE HARLEQUINS.
      152 16 London. Dec 28. The two strongest London Clubs. Richmond and the Harlequins, met today and the former won a close and exciting game by a coal '5 points i to a try 1 3 points i London Scottish mvrr weakly represented against Guy's Hospital and paid
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      FIXTURES FOR JANUARY 1.
      192 16 Home Football. Aston Villa To Visit Roker Park. I*HE following league fixtures are down to be played on Wednesday January 1 Finl Division Blackburn R vs. Brentford, Bolton W vs. Portsmouth Manchester C. vs. Grlmsby T. Middlesbro 1 vs W. Brom A Sunderland vs Aston Villa.
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      805 16 RAMONA WINS THE BLACK SWAN TROPHY. ■ity as thr course took her through a ship's lee and Kathleen rounded the boat ahead. Running to Beacon 17 and reaching to the Club Kathleen was approached but not attacked and she finished a clear nrst. The finishing times were: KathWa 'It C*i
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      S.A.F.A.'S IMPROVED POSITION.
      175 16 Local Soccer. Increase In Surplus Of $2,462. '1 nasal general D Singapore Amat'-ur elation will tx- hr. Anscn Road v 6 at 6 30 p m The annual rpirl shov.\ a surplus of MjtICCS I r Ihe >rar js compared with si 7. 'm, f.» r the
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      45 16 LOCAL FLIGHTS OVER SINGAPORE NEW YEAR'S DAY IN A QANTAS 1 EN6INED AIR LINER. SEATS 5.00 CHII DKEN UNDER 7 YEARS <~, PARK CIILDKEN UNDER 3 YEARS FREE •.Mts I nSIV BC <>n VIM. I) HV M)V HI HOIlklM. *m MANSFIELD Ct., TEL. 5159. OCEAN BUILDING.
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    275 17 POWER PPON." Ner.. Dec 9. jo Japan as an Senator Key Nevada and te Foreign Reay told a Reno 'een the United certain to arise lome." declared urse of an ad>ers. when our wUI be brought tx a shock. As Ad more Chinare restricted n all of China nlnation.
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    96 17 ERMANY. ussels. Dec. 18 sday. M. Devese. Defence, explalnilsting an extenptlon period of rh I sha'l bring sr of Deputies j II affect elements M near the Ocr- il reasons have :e a longer term first the restoraIn Germany and )ns which have Relchswehr. the existence rf I divisions
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      79 17 WHITEAWAYS SINGAPORE (UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT) ANNOUNCE THE CLOSING OF THEIR STORE FROM JANUARY Ist TO 4th INCLUSIVE TO COMPLETE PREPARATIONS FOR THEIR GIGANTIC RE-ORGANIZATION RECONSTRUCTION AND STOCKTAKING SALE WHICH WILL COMMENCE ON MONDAY 6th JAN. 1936 THE WHOLE OF OUR STOCK MUST BE CLEARED AT HITHERTO UNHEARD OF BARGAIN PRICES
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    Pessimists Make Whoopee In A London Fog.
    3773 18 I ON DON'S pessimist* are enjo>ing themselves today. The blackest fo& for years i* >hroudin? the city with an unnatural nipht. Not for a wreck have we seen the sun. Kach night brings ten or twelve degrees of frost, which add fresh layers
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      272 18 till TO STOMACH SUFFERERS THE amuing cures effected by Maclean Brand Stomach Powder, even in cases where all else has failed, have brought on to the market M many imitations of its name and its appeara.ice. that you must be -cry careful to insist on the original product, bearing the
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      27 18 ADDING MACHINES f^ From jf^Sk $150/- HAND MODEL Jf§L H^ $250/- ELECTRIC MODEL REMINGTON RAND INC. For Adding, Listing (Incorporated in U.S.A.) and Multiplying UNION BUILDING SINGAPORE.
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    A £3,00 GOLD NUGGET
    130 19 WORLD'S FOURTH LARGEST A gold nugget, wcighins 443< 4 fine ounces valued at £3.l23— was dug up at Kosol Brod. in the Urals to the south of Sverdlovsk, by a cooperative group of three private gold diggers. It Is the third largest ever found on Russian
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    A REVERENCE FOR MOTHERHOOD.
    401 19 Tributes To Work Of Dr. Marie Stopes. Tributes to the work of Dr. Marie Stopes were voiced at a luncheon given by the Society for Constructive Birth Control and Racial Progress, at the Criterion Restaurant. Dr. Stopes. the president of the society, was In the chair.
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    20 19 On his 70th birthday Sibelius, the Finnish composer, was the guest of honour at a great concert In i Helslngfors.
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    140 19 SCOUTS ABANDON SWASTIKA The swastika, symbol of "light, life and glory." and also of Nazi Germany Is no longer to be used by the British Boy Scouts movement on Its badges. An official of the Boy Scouts Association said that the decision was made by the Council In their desire
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    58 19 The Treasury have made an Order under section 10(5) of the Finance Act, 1930. exempting paeudo-cumenol from key Industry duty from December 13. 1935. to August 19. 1938. and continuing the exemption from key Industry duty 1 till August 19. 1936. of certain chemical and other articles. The Treasury Ordei
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    10 20 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1935. 20 PAGES
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    When Winter Casts His Icy Mantle.
    79 20 noTrfalb occurred in the Buxtoa distncl of Derbyshire and traHic au endangered, many .oads being almost impassable. Disconsolate at thoughts of their sunny native habitat, these African Mm roan> the snow coverrd it i a( II snade. With UM tluckiy covered wiUi snow, tbe
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