Malaya Tribune, 2 December 1922

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    27 1 The malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. IX. No. 253 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1922.
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      183 1 Lvcu NEED GLASSES y Consult rfrtjffl OPTICAL CO. I rANAL ROAD, I GAPORE. 5 WHITE AW AY, LAIDLAW I A-j ;^o' ft co.. Ltd. I r (Incorporated in England.) S i SINGAPORE. I —g SJ NEW STOCKS I Imm TOBRALCO. I fr;l The ever-popular g V Washing Fabric for Ladies
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      260 1 i ANNUAL SALE I NOW PROCEEDING j GREAT REDUCTION j IN PRICES. PERSONAL INSPECTION WILL convince you. K. SULTAN IBRAHIM GENERAL MERCHANT, 91, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. j TENNIS BALLS (Entirely made r r England.) 'Vi Per dozen. Phillips Hard Court $10.50 "Albion" 9.50 4 Tri colour y.« 0 Club
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      98 1 18Carat Rolled Gold Hi Q Ld£yW BRITISH MADE CYCLES. !Jaelanco Price $70.00 each. Saltley 72.50 I Standard 75.00 I Rover 80.00 I NETT. I j JOHN LITTLE Co. Ltd. (rr;r) -d m rU I IMIIMWH—H— r»l 111- IKI I| lull I II— «BMMHllB— -J I jj I'll I j CONTINENTAL
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    RESTORING THE DEAD TO LIFE.
    538 2 SECRETS OF AMAZING JAPANESE SCIENCE*. A means of restoring the apparently dead to life, by what is called the Katsu Resuscitation" process, has been known to the Japanese for thousands of years. Its secret has been jealously guarded through the years, and Captain S L
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    "PUSSYFOOT" JOHNSON.
    567 2 BY HESKETH PEARSON. It would give me the greatest pleasure in the world to be able to say that Mr "Pussyfoot" Johnson is a canting hypocrite, an out and-out humburg. a second Stiggins. To me he stand* for everything that is most obnoxious in the public life of
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    OUR POLITICAL TRIALS.
    204 2 An American Viewj. (To the Editor of the Malay Mail.") Sir,—The following extract from a letter from a prominent citizen of New Bedford, Mass, U S A, is of interest at the moment, as showing the American view on our political difficulties: "We are watching your political
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      192 2 HGLLANDIA 9f M I V i ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS USED. j QUALITY GUARANTEED. "I i Trading Company "Holland" j 3 (INCORPORATED IN HOLLAND.) I Agents. 1 j— .11.1 l ..^n.n.n. l 1 .n m1 11 1 1l ii.ii. l ........,..M.M. l imiiuiUl"«'T»TTmTTin«it»n«ni™ l,rT,11lill "^ll^l,llllll^"^"^"^"^ 1 !HERE WE ARE! j Another
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      151 2 DONT GIVE UP. When you suffer the unbearable twinges and torture* of Rheumatism, when you are oppressed by the awful spectre of ceaseless pain, when you have tried all the cures' you know and these cures have failed—don't give up. The skill of man can find a way to solve
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      390 2 CHILL ON THE LIVER 1» a frequent cause of sickness at this time of year. Therefore keep your liver active, your system clean and your body healthy by the occasional use of SMI thus avoiding chilli and colds, eom•tipation, bilious attacks, sick headaches. Pinkettes are tiny but thorough, act as
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      457 2 WAR OR PEACE DO OUH BIT 1 Insist upon getting "CHOP BUAYA" Crocodile Brand Ma ches SINGAPORE MADE. fURODONAL] dissolves uric acid. Tbe sign of tbe temporal artery denotes tb« Js £ln beginning f'C "The age of a man" bee. ec. four trim y young by taking URODONAL, and you
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    THE EGYPTIANS.
    848 3 BY MARMADUKE PICKTHALL. A hundred years ago, if a Mohammedani of Egypt had been asked his nationality he would have replied, "I am a Muslim" or "I am a son of the Arabs" i.e. a descendant of the conquerors and if asked who then were the descendants of
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    BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION FOOD SUPPLIES.
    293 3 Resolutions of the Executive Council. We have received for publication the following letter from the Duke of Devonshire, Secretary of S&ate for the Colonies, and Chairman of the Executive Council of the British Empire Exhibition: 27th October, 1922. Sir, —There exists on all hands a
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      838 3 AUCTION SALL r niEONuIoON SENG CO WCTIONEEBS 4 APPBAJSEHS. f(0. 50. Street Sin a P« re HBPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF d Country Properties and Building Allotments Xowd an dra and Tanglin Roads, Singapore. T .nation 01 -A' l n Seng Co s Sale-room, No. 30, Chulia Street, Z Wednesday, December
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      614 3 Quick Action Corn Cure Corns Peel Off as easily as yon peel theekln from a banana when you touch them with 2 or 8 drops of thojjaff, easy, .quick corn remover. No dangerous cutting, trimming or paring. Instant relief from all pain. Costs but a trifle—everywhere. Mfg. by E. Lawrence
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      538 3 To millions of all races To millions of people, half the leaves teeth highly polished, td world over, it is bringing prettier film less easily adheres, teeth. It is bringing cleaner, safer It also multiplies the salivary teeth. And leading dentists every- flow. It multiplies the starch diwhere are advising
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    946 4 COMMENTS OF MK AL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlijjht." The Sur na Theatre at North Bridgeroad open- to-n ght with .1 gala performance. The programme consist of spw?:ai selection of pictures that will phasi everyone. The first house ha<* tii hird and might>rst of the Jielljf serials
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    117 4 The K L Sanitary Board have decided not to aillow motor cycle trials on Circular-road. We have received (says the "Malay Mail") two well written articles about the Jaffna Tamtil and the place h< occupies in this country. One is a strong attack and the other a pood defence. Both
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    THE TEACHING OF SHORTHAND.
    174 4 The question of the ad^jswi Nihil! shorthand t: K tish School, kd to 2 J Hongkong Educ itioa B the Director of Edaeati 00« cor.vinced tha she.' J desirable subject to be ti School, but it was certs j which tfc B *rd augl v I''.
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      473 4 CINEMAS TO-NIGHT A RIOT OF LAUGHTER 6,666 yds of special selected comedy programme featuring worldfamous comedy stars HAROLD LLOYD, CHARLIE CHAPLIN, LARRY SEMON, BILLY WEST, TOTO SNUB POLLARD. At the ever-popular photo-play house EMPIRE Pagar Road. By repeated request from our m my patrons, we have the pleasure to announce
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      292 4 CINEMAS ALHAMBRA THEATRE, BEACH ROAD. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Programme from Friday, December 1, to Wednesday, December 6. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. A Gigantic and Magnificent Production Jesse L. Lasky Presents Cecil B. Mille's Splendil Production MALE AND Fi£*iAL£" j In 9 Acts. Founded on J. M. Barric's Famous
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      286 4 CINEMAS IPS In the Ist Sh.,w at 7.30 I mm7mWc~- x WHAT BECOMES OF THE r 1 CHILDREN 1 Kn ~Vy > NORTH BR] A Com Beach Picture in 5 Parts. GRAND OPENINC 2nd Show at 9 p.m. I M]\ IN jungle goddcsf* EPISODES m Starry 1 1 31, REELS.
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    37 5 Li**** L v m 5.15 9-15. I «>». H* P* \dver-t--launehe s: launches: ,1 2.30. 12.30. 3.30. 1 actional practice, with Z k Jardines Steps. I Jr vDx 4 10.49 P-m--r dva 1 Troops, 5.15.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    333 5 To-day. I* 1 i r if Japan Japan 2 p.m. I Fenaaf P *Klang S PJ* Blinjoe X BengkaHs 3 p.m. Circe 3 p.m. I tnjttt Soon 3 p.m. I sp"ank r 3 p.m. I ItoWtetiHii 3 p.m. 3 p.m. Mena 4 p.m. 'Mtranri 4 p.m. »E*na -I
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    130 5 YESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS. Tin to-day.—$87Y2 Buyers no sellers. Gambier. —No business. Pepper. —No business. Copra. —No business. Tapioca. —No business. Flour—Business done Latest Local Market Quotations. Gambier $14.50 Jiva Cube 24.50 Hamburg Cube 23.00 Press Cube 22.00 Sarawak White Pepper 21.50 Johore Black Pepper M x d Black Pepper
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    82 5 Standard Oil Company's current prices. Devon's Imperial Brilliant per two tins $7.15 Sylvan Arrow per two tins $6.75 Tiger p*.T two tins $6.75 Tiger in drums per two drums $5.95 Asiatic Petroleum Company's current price* Fish per tin of 4 Imp. gls. $3.60 Dratron $3.45 Crown
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    EXCHANGE.
    83 5 Singapore, Dec L »:i Lender. Bank 4 months' sight 2o 4 7-32d Demand 2s 4 l-8d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 15-32d 3a New York Demand 52% Private 9<kTs 54y 2 On France Bank 705 On India— Bank Tel. Transfer MM4 On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 1% P-c
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    51 5 C. of C. Rubber Awocirion. Sintfapore, Dec 1. P«le Crept Closing Price». Latest London Cables quote. lotion» Spot la 2d. fibbed Smoked Bhr»t Clotinr Me* Buyer* Seller* Spot 4949 Jan to March 51 April to fune 54 41> Latest London Cablei quote.—-Lo>-don, Spot Is 2Hd. Tone of Market.
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    Fred Waterhouse Co„ Ltd.
    24 5 Slng-vpo*®» Dcc 1. To-day*» clo«;ng rubbsr quotation %•<« hr under*— New York.— ct«. London. —Is 2d. Singapore.—49H ct&. Tone of Market—Firm»
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    36 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 174 4 uai to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 179 equal to $100.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    158 5 ARRIVALS. November 25. Clam, Brit 2,310 tons, Capt Mama, from Penary, left Nov 23, A Petroleum Co Ltd. November 30. Kaino Many, Jap 4,856 tons; Capt Ogura, from London, left Oct 28, N V Kaisha. December 1. Nagasaki Maru, Jap 2,107 tons, Capt Ikawa, from Cir.sgow, loft Oct
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    SECRETS OF THE SANCTUM.
    514 5 Stories from the Editor's Room. It is schlom that the «ecrets of the editor's room are revealed to the public and perhaps that is a wise dispensation of Providence for the mutual benefit of all concerned. A writer in 'Cornhill' raised the curtain, ar.d enabled the
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    12 5 The latest London cables to hand Ordinary Rate Dec i. Nov 30.
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    SUNDAY SERVICES.
    511 5 December 3rd, 1922. St Peter's Church Stamford-road. To-morrow being Advent Sunday the Services in St Peter's Church. Stamford-road, will be as follows: 7.30 a.m. Tamil, Holy Communion; 9 a.m. Malay, Matins ard Holy Communion; 2 p.m. Cantonese; 3.40 Foochow; 7 p.m. English. Collections will be taken throughout the
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    PROPHECIES FOR 1923.
    250 5 Political Prediction* of Old Moore. It is ailways of interest to see what Old Moore has up his sleeve with which to freeze our blood durin? the coming year; and it is not in vain we turn to his 226 th annual almanack, just published by the
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      149 5 FOR SALE—One ?-3 ton Daimler Lorry in good serviceable condition. Apply Singapore Traders, Ltd., 64, Market Street. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders are required for the supply of •?nd quality sind to the Municipal Commissioners for 1923. Forms of tender which can be obtained bnm the Roads Department Office, must bo tilled
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      176 5 GOSLING CO. Established 1880. 8 TELEGRAPH STREET. Phone 47. WINES AND SPIRITS FOR X'MAS. Per bottle M TIFFON'S Liqueur Brandy 3.00 M. TI f FON'S 1865 Brandy (57 years old) 12.00 v ARQUES DEL MERITO MOSC AT EL-MALAGA 4.00 SPANISH BRANDY (Pure Grape) 4.00 SHERRY AND PORT 2 50 PORT
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      196 5 I I I 1..1 .1 I t I I l<l »1- ;tn|,if I I i I i I I j LENSES I I Must be ground EXACTLY I S in accordance with the pare- scription. All our work ia J I done under European Super- I vision and we guarantee
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      61 5 WEATHER REPORT. FUndang Kerbao Hospital, Nov 30. 1922. 9 a.m. 3 pro- 9 P m Bar. Red to 32 dep Fak 1015.4 1012.3 1014.9 Temp 80 85 77 Wet Brfb Ther: 76.5 76 Drrof Wind NW NW Max Temp in shade 86 j Min do do 73 Max in Sim
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    39 6 MA» RIAGE GWEE—LEE—On Tuesday, November 28, 1922, at 45, McCallura Street, Singapore, Gwee Kirn Keng, eldest son of Mr and Mrs. Gwee Cheng Lee, to Let Hock Neo, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Soon Hee.
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    DEATH.
    47 6 Madam Ec Say Neo, beloved mother of Tan Boor 1 iat. at No. 4, Outram Road, on November 29. 1922, in her 62nd year. Cortege will leave the house at 11 a.m. on Sunday the 3rd December, 1922, for interment at the Alexander Road Burial ground.
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    BETTER DAYS FOR RUBBER.
    799 6 The advance in the price of rubber in recent days has taken even the optimists by surprise. Yesterday the local price was 4914 —49VL> cents a pound, with as much as 54 —5414 cents for April—June delivery. The latest London quotation is Is. 2i/8d. —market firm.
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    687 6 Mr G C G Muller has been appointed Income Tax Collector for tPenang. A special feature, The Stage and Screen," is published on page 4, the movie page of the Malaya Tribune." The Bishop of Singapore will preach at the Church of England Parade Services at Tanglin and Pulo Brani
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    VOLUNTEER NEWS.
    111 6 New Season in February The following Military Competitions are open, to S V C on Feb 2 and 3. Bayonet Fighting Competition, Company Teams of four, of whom 2 must be Privates. Wiring Competition, Company Teams of 1 N C O and 10 Privates. M G Competition, Team
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    Concentration Orders.
    104 6 Concentration Orders have now been, issued to all members of th e SVC except Malay Company. Anyone who has not received same should apply personally at the Drill Hall. The Training Season, 1922 case? (except for S V A practice) 0 r November 30, 1922. The training season,
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    ORIENTAL RED CROSS.
    37 6 Conference Begins. (From Our Own Correspondent). Bangkok, Dec I.—The first Oriental Congress of Red Cross Societies has b jrun. Sir Claude Hill is the chairman. The King of Siam received the delegates in audience.
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    417 6 The C E Z M S sale on November 7, realised about 54.000 which incuded a sum of $000 collected from friends of Mr Chan Sze Onn. After considering whether the reduction of pensions should operat? from next April under Royal Warrant owing to the decreased cost of living the
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT
    114 6 V ESTE RIMi r Supreme Court which wa« I t service of a k i r SUbsM b J Mr Dudley Parte* re Produced a A ifH i 4 twenty pj bad not te. tor a week. Beeeinac ar a<! made -Wait Las 2 ™™ng order was X
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    "THE AWAKENING"
    106 6 Effort for V The Awaken lr.tr,' a pkj strons; moral, tril] be presented a* Star Opera Hall on Thursday, in of the non-European Unemp] yi Fund, by the United China m Association The art ita w.l popular Strait? Q j Tickets $3, 2, 1 and uta I ?1
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    MORTALITY RETURNS.
    71 6 The mortality real settlement for the week trial I 18, give the total BBBlber as 278, representing a rati >ri of i pulation of 8.00. R* < cauai s of death wi re pneumonia 31, beri-bi r 2:?, dysentery 21. m j not specified 16. Iter re j
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    Y.W.C.A.LUNCH AND RES ROOM FUND.
    56 6 prevkra lj mtkm Mrs Pinhorn 35 Miss M-.-rris Collected by Hm Kiag j Mrs Bum tt 2 Him Buraett Miss Gibb* A nun 1 Miss D Mrs 0 X Eber M C L Kin* D Pestaua j j v' Ifitduaou Ifigj E Bens 1 Anon
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      23 6 J^CTOCEIf Advice free by our Qualified Nurse t all users upon Application to NESTLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO (London) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore.
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    WORK FOR THE WORKLESS.
    89 7 „cv PREMIER FORESHADOWS FAR-REACHING 0 m DEVELOPMENTS. t o\t L ,GHT A^_ POWER SCHEMES. Reuter. In the House of Vov 3e--~ ia n I** _sk>Zi on an Opfo"S£* frum Mr Perfect that Comment tlK unspent u ,v voted for reconstruct*. He foreshadowed farp£ T development, an
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    LABOUR MOTION DEFEATED.
    39 7 Reuter. London, Dec I.—ln the House of Commons a Labour amendment to the address regretting that the Government has not fully recognised the national obligation with regard to unemployment was rejected by 303 totes to 172.—Reuter.
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    PRAISES BRITAIN.
    40 7 |»fWk E«cution,. Reuter Th sAcial orgaa meets f the codspeech to the hrm Hni said that 8 IT** execution* he g*toiw<*nise tjn new Last** l Jtea The Italian Minister Italy and Utfaoaenay, Franoe saw ass Mother. —R uter.
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    RUBBER SOARING.
    30 7 fcfet for Two Years. m\ N'ov SO. Rubber changed eeterf r r. ariy two r.- for more distant nave already pas.s- jfe scheme aims. America is att> buyer.—Reuter.
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    BILL IN LORDS.
    21 7 ■Mr Stage Passed. ■to Dn L—ln the House of 11 Irish Constitution Bill X c stapes w.thout havSaaer.
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    THE PACIFIC.
    32 7 kfctL—la the Chamber, reI > Colonial Estimates, ***i«pressed the opinion had btcome centre the Washington 7* must not play Nab te Britain, the United caJapar.. France must create in the Pacific.
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    AUSTRALIA.
    73 7 Office Opened. i s 7~~ a: 0P ea Au?tra:ian Trade -m representative of GovL. ne Governments of I' Australia, New South Wales, lT' I office at :.v t Z. ''durable rs in the been employed for 0^ 6 invest; ?ations I A "f-American and C^ on b '7 China
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    REDUCTIONS.
    8 7 *Tor the reduc--organiscd,rganiscd, from all Z a
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    COTTON DIFFICULTIES.
    59 7 Reduced Hours Rejected. Reuter. London. Dec L —lt was announced in Manchester that the necessary 80 per cent not having vobed in the cottonapinNn' ballot in favour of a reduction of working hours, in the American section from 36 to 24 weekly, the former will remain in operation
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    CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES.
    36 7 Reuter. London, Dec L—A supplementary estimate of £7,844 000 for the Civil S rvice has been presented to Parliament and it includes £5,867,000 in connection with the liquidation of the Ministry of Shipping.—Reuter.
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    NEW P. AND O. FARES.
    61 7 Reuter. London, Nov 30. —Examples of the Dew fares from Londom under the P and O's new schedule are Straits >■ laments £98 to £104 first class and £66 to £72 second class Hongkong, £114 to £120 first class and £80 to £86 second class
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    CONGRESSMAN'S DEATH.
    31 7 New York, Dec L—The death ia arnouno d of Mr James R Mann, Republican CoagreJsman for Chicago since 1897, and formerly minority leader in the House of Representatives. Reuter.
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    KAPP LEADER ARRESTED.
    33 7 Reuter. Berlin, Dec L —An official message from Munich states that Captain who commanded the Ehrhardt Brigade during the Kapp revolt in 1920, has been arrested and transferred to Leipzig.—Reuter.
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    JAPANESE CABLES.
    60 7 Wp are indebted to the "Natty# Nichi-Nich: Shimbun for the folluwinjr Tukto. No*' 80.— Mr Wanj? Ta-Haicli ha? formed a Peking. Cabinet» ini*lud tier Mr Wantf Cheng-Ting, the r for Foreign affaire, t>r Wel..neton Koo, for the president of the count)) for political affaira. The Ex-Emperor of China,
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    MISSIONARY CAPTURED BY BANDITS.
    136 7 Another Outrage In Honan. Information has been received at the Hankow offices of the China Inland Mission that the town of Shangtsai. about 25 miles east of the X<:n-Han railway, has been captured by brigands and that Rev HEN I'odgard, who is in charge of the
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    U.S WAR POWER.
    131 7 INADEQUATE FOR NATIONAL SAFETY. Backward in the Air. Reuter. Washington, Dec 7—War Secretary Weeks m his annual report to Congress, declared that the present Army strength of 12,000 officers and 125,000 men was inadequate to the national safety. He said "We can never again make the mistakes
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    ABOLISH ZIONISM?
    58 7 Memorial at Lausanne. Reuter. Lausanne, Dec I.—The number of conferees is growing. M Benes paid a flying visit and applied for the admission of Zecho-Slovakia to the conference. Representatives of Hollang, Syria, Palestine and Armenia have arrived. The Syrio-Palestirve delegates memorialised the President of the conference claiming Palestine
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    MUNICIPAL SALARIES.
    146 7 Drastic Cuta. Every official earning more than £400 a year shall have his salary reduced by 15 per cent; and if any official refuses to accept the reduction he shall be given three months' notice. A resolution in these terms was carried at the St Helen's Town Council
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    351 7 Hearty congratulations, says the Monthly Paper, to Miss Ryan who passed her 87th birthday on Nov 10 last. We may be excused if we mention two others who are not far short of this, Mr Edw Salzmar.<n, and Mr H G Yzef man. The latter was a boy and a
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    EASTERN SHIPPING CO.
    997 7 CORRESPONDENCE WITH SECRETARY OF STATE. Mr. James Defended. With the sanction) of the Secretary of State for the Colonies, the local government publishes in yesterday's Gazette, the correspondence between the Eastern Shipping Co., Ltd., and the Colonial office. Sir.—Under separate cover I am forwarding a copy of
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    LETTER-BOX.
    14 7 (VT* 4« »ol aeceiaaril} «•At— ®Di«iun» f»xprfe.*r4 by etrrMHl- i 4*nU.) 4 I
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    MR. PARSONS AND MR. KEMP.
    177 7 From Mr T DUDLEY PARSONS Mr Luwther Kemp huviug- called my attention to the official MJport of tho at the ftrst public nvet•n|f, 1 find thut there is no reference' »n such report by him to the questiom f 'f Council lU-tform. i can only
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    SHIPPING PROFITS AND TAXATION.
    228 7 Problem in India. Calcutta. Nov 10.—The Government of India had asked the opinion of the Chambers of Commerce in regard to the assessment of the profits of foreign shipping companies which are liabe to income-tax. The questions covered are:— (1) Whether an attempt should be made
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    49 7 Mr J S Ruchwaldy, licentiate R I B A has removed his office to 6-» Malacca-street (first floor). The collection in St Andrew's Cathedral on Armistice Day came to $503; $150 was given to the Sailors and Soldiers Family Association, and the balance was given to the unemployment Fund.
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      336 7 99 t I AMERICAN— i J STEEL SPLIT I Guaranteed to perform double belt duty under all condi- Z tions not dsmanding a special pulley. I Transmit maximum power with minimum belt slip 1 I Will stand up under greater strains than other pulleys 5 having much more weight. 5
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    Sports and Pastimes.
    88 8 FOOTBALL. ASTON U. vs. STRAITS ASIATIC The following will represent United U airainat S 4 n»»Ls A italic I in tlie first roun.l of ih u Dr Vi n'fe Shield competition this evening »t the S C F A ground. Tan Boon E; Th- <ng Fonc Koon.
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    S.R.C. II vs. RAFFLES INST.
    62 8 The following will repr* thv S R C H wrain>%t Rafllcs Institution at footlukll on Monday on the S R C ground —C Rodriguez H Scnlly a-.i j V Mos* R R"dri*riMs. >>' Siva iitul N V C W hout, M de Sons.», H C
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    CHINESE ASSOCIATION WIN
    62 8 Th: Chinese Asv*iatio« b*Rt the Straits Youngtteis Football Associ*tion on Thursday in a return match by 4 to nil. Th: f«Rowing TVpn'Srtitfcd ihe Chinits#- |T lon L/oe \\im Qiivk Ptiu? Kim, Yve ChcH>k ft ah; Tan Ah Bee. Chan Chirp Son*, Liin Ah S-anff; Yap Ah Chuar.
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    75 8 A keen, eJltiHJciastic -uci.tr match w)»f played on Thursday the 1 mlansc of the Johoiv Sp««rt« Club heiween tht Eleven stnd tlie team of thv Juhorc Literary Association. Tbv player» on >>*H sdi-* were eerioosiy li<jndic4>; ped by how or of ru.n» and the
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    IPOH ST ANDREW'S ANNUAL.
    57 8 (From Ol»r Own Corrfspondtmt.) IjHvh. Dew l r —St Andrew's day ai ljv.»h was cvU-b rated by a -oci>t match or. Thursday and u b:iil to-day. The World overwhelmed Scotland in line w,nr.hu/ by fo\.r :<»oce. Th« Scottish forward? wt-re poor but th«' at Kni k
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    HOCKEY.
    367 8 R G A ts. S C C. For th« firpt time this season the RCA m?t the S r' C ««rt the Psdang yv» .-riJa;. wh n they were bcataii by four goal* >o n»'. The Gunners had a good team and there was excellent filaj hut they lacked
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    RUGBY.
    87 8 MALAYA CUP. Singapore vs. Johore. The following will represent Singapore against Johore in the Malaya Cup match to be, played this afternoon on the Padang: J A McCullagh; Lt Heywood, J T T Webster, G H Warreni and B E Ablitt; F C Stewart and J W Winter; H
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    MALAYA CUP TRIAL.
    109 8 The following" vriH be the towns in a a Witch to be pkiyed on Tuesday: Colours: R D Dykes Lt Ht-yvroo.! j T T Webster. G II Warren, F Stewart. J S Watson, H R S Law, I C MacMOiicn, W C Ramsay. E C Martm, W
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    162 8 Y. M C. A. TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Handicap Doubles. W A Balhetecht and X R Scott, owe 40 beat J E Tyler and A Van Cuylenburg 3—6. 6—3, 6—4. Tan Ah Hung and Oh Jitt Siang, scr, beat F W Chan and Ng Kum Chuck, plus 30, 6—2,
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    150 8 R S V C—SUNDAY'S RACE. The "Betty" trophy will be raced for on Sunday. Yachts will be hand capped on the rating handicaps in use for the "Lundun" Cup. Ordinary crows. The course will be Club starting line to Hulk Oscar leaving Oscar on the port hand to eastern
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    72 8 TICASo. MACHINE GUNNERS. A water polo match will take place to-day at the V M C A Pool at 5.30 p.m. between the V M C A II and the Machine Gun Platoon of the Middlesex Regiment. The following will play for the V M C A: H
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    20 8 INTER-VARSITY RELAY, London, Dec I.—At Cambridge in the inter-varsity running races, Oxford beat Cambridge by three events to two.—Reuter.
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    71 8 Switzerland is to hold a referendum this month on whether or not there shall be a cap tal levy. M Plattcn, a Communist and a friend of Lenin, proposes that a levy of from eight to rfxty per cent should be made on all fortunes of more than £3,200, the
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    KELANTAN GOLD MINES.
    1713 8 PRESENT MANAGER VERT. OPTIMISTIC. Statutory Meeting. Mr A Montor presided over the Statutory meeting of the Kelantan Gold Mines Limited, he!d in the board room of Messrs O C Smalley and Co., 33 and 34 Winchester House, at noon yesterday. Others present were Messrs A M S
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    PROPERTY AUCTION.
    396 8 The folkAving Singapore properties were sold by auction at the saleroom of M-.ssrs Cheorag Koon Seng and Co., No. 30 Chulia Street on Wednesday afternoon: Three undivided fourth parts in freehold land and house No 33 Race Course Lane, area 1,327 sq. ft., bought by Mr Syed Ahmad
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    REMOVING INK FROM NEWSPAPERS.
    182 8 A proceas to take the ink from old newspapers so that they can again be used for printing purposes ha* been developed by the United States forest products laboratory at Madison, Wis, say* the Denver "Post" of June 16 last. Already one mill under commercial conditions
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    32 8 A message from Hyderabad (Sind) dated Nov 15 says that three dea ha of marred girls du*e to suicide by burning have been reported in Hyderabad and Karachi during the past fortnight.
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    595 9 Coffe- raw Lim Hoe Chiang par kati 0.80 Coffee beans kati 0.34 Dhall kati 12 Flour, wheaten kati Flour, wheaten Australian kati 0.12 Ghee kati Ghee No. 1 Madras kati Ghee No. 2 Calcutta, H T S kati 0.45 Ghee No. 3 Calcutta, M O S kati
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    614 10 A WORLDWIDE NET FOR THE CRIMINAL. Proposed PoKce Bureau. America's unenviable distinction as holder of the world's record in crime inspires much interest in the proposed World Police Conference, the preliminary organization of which was recently instituted in New York at an international meeting of police officials.
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    107 10 Sir William Clegg, who is 70 years of age, and who was Lord Mayor of Sheffield over 20 years ago, was mar- ried recently to Mrs Jonas, a native of Yorkshire, and widow of the late Joseph Jonas, a former Lord Mayor of Sheffield. Sir William has been a widower
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      441 11 STEAMER SAILINGS. O.S^K. Proposed Sailing from Singapore (subject to change without previous notice) EUROPEAN LINE. For Marseille* London, Hambarg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, via Colombo, Suez and Port Said. Shunko Maru arr Dec 22 dep 23 *Atlas Maru arr Jan 15 dep 16 •Omit Marseilles. NEW YORK LINE. For San Francisco, Panama,
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      439 12 BANKS. pTcl BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated in England.) With which is affiliated the Allahabad Bank Ltd., India. SINGAPORE BRANCH: THE ARCADE, COLLYER QUAY. Authorised Capital £5,000,000 Capital Subscribed and Paid Up £2,594,16 C Reserve Fund 90,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: The Rt. Hon. Lord Inchcape G C M G, KCSI, KCIE
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      437 12 BANKS. INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated in the U. S. A.)' OWNED BY TEE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NBW YORK. Capital US 3 5,000,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits US S10,400,0«0 Head Office:—6B WALL STREET, NEW YORK. London Office:—36 Bishop-gate. Lyons Office:—27 Place, Tolozan. San Francisco Office:—232 Moufcgomery Street. BRANCHES. China:—Shanglti, Hongkong,
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