Malaya Tribune, 25 November 1930

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune WIL- -No. 27g SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1930 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Tuesday, Nov. 25, 1930. MALAYA TRIBUNE. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY NOVEMBER 25, 1930
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      69 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. \NNOT BETTER THE BEST, il f IV i i B«y j ROYAL BAKERY 1 i I' j Swiss Rolls, Fancy Pastries, Jam Rolls, j Scotch Shortbread, Cakes etc., etc. j QUALITY GUARANTEED EQUAL TO 9 I THE HIGHEST LONDON STANDARDS— I i I I LARGE ASSORTMENT ON
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      14 1 Washing _r Suitings. -tf Ay /V Pot Tropica! Wear. HI <3H STREET /V Singapore
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    KLANG ROTARIANS RECEIVE CHARTER.
    564 2 CHIEF SECRETARY'S ADVICE. SULTAN OF SELANGOR WELCOMED. Members of Klang and Coast Rotary Club attained to the full status of Rotary on Nov. 15. states the "Malay Mall." through the formal presentation, by the Hon. the Chief Secretary to Government, of their Charter Inaugurated only 11
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    SAVAGES ARRIVE IN PENANG.
    223 2 NATIVES OF ISLANDS NEAR ANDAMANS. nn B t VaBM arrlVMl ln on a motor junk on Nov. 17. report* the Straits Echo The chief engineer said that the crew were people who did not know what cTrtWSS •meant but who were in touch with it The
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      256 2 your cmurt I I J jy| SAFEGUARD I Moi»tr-m)~T-,Un. f4H| |J I L«Wor.tor, Montr*.! LMIi /acr /io* and eyes unnaturally bright' rjf, s </u> p /ac6 /or ntm, and sonny doesn't mind at alL And also—AT ONCE—Baby's Own Tablets u h,ck sonny doesn't mind either, because they are so peasant
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      158 2 THE FUTURE OF THE EMPIRE lies in the arms of every nursing mother >hme rt l d Unsu,ta In these cases Suo-' S ll n< Glaxo nas P r( >ved helpful to the Mother remedying the difficulty and allowmg na ural feeding to go on unhindered. 8 I ""'I 0
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    London Letter OFFICIAL WREATHS AT THE CENOTAPH.
    2478 3 (Special to the Malaya Tribune.' London. Oct. 30 poHf U tf d an lnB ariBen the prog*L» it— the laying of wrea'hs on Ph by omciAl visitors Whitehall tUTpriK Dy a of diplomat «*£Pondence from Warsaw, and a ZZSI ££LT !£?7s£ t .J"
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      444 3 t?A 2.00 IV^^S^H OH) PLATED I^l the new Gillette RAZOR 24 k. gold-plated the NEwGillette BLADE rust- resisting in Price! Gillette known tmc^*^. wo«ti> o*t* /y\ V- NMitufl H f ENTIRELY NeW— greatest shaving im- 11 tamOU9 provement in «8 years—the New Gillette Razor I 1 ~,a4,<>s Bla(,e at onl
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      36 3 3 FOR jjj se;r vice i 5 AND C] SECURITY K in K I AUTOMOBILE I INSURANCE. J THE MOTOR UNION I INSUR4NCE/C0\?PANV-LIWITKir I (Sime Darby Co., Ltd—General AgentsT"! I TMOm M4| 5. MALACCA STREKT. J
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      328 3 I fft DONT 1 —i WBm£* doctor m P°P EVANS PASTILLE mm ,nt< > your mouth instead. M Their antiseptic vapours will s-K)Ti relieve you ot mm that cold. I EVANS* |B *MTIf«»TIC TMttOAT §f\ jj* gft From Chemist* every where Ml Made in England to a formula of J|
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      192 4 COTY Way j to Greater Charm. LES POUDRES COTV There is no Face Powder in the world that can compare with Coty Pace Powder both as regards quality and price. No matter j what you pay you cannot find a better face powder. Its fineness, r its delicate fragrance and
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      320 4 "Ny Carlsberg Beer"' MANUFACTURED IN DENMARK. j|j Obtainable at Hotels, Clubs it j and Re.t-Houses throughout f| JBL Strait? Settlements and the 8 Malay States. f \j r |l§9j Sold h > all First Class dealers in Singapore. So, wr Tbe Eas| Asia c Co m^ g (Incorporated in Denmark.)
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1376 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. SSV U T F 8B> "CHANGE AMD STOCK UOKK1S Singapore, Nov. 25,10, a.m. Issue Value. CL08INO QUOTATIONB Buyers. Sellers. £10.0 Asam Kumbang Tin rw 7i I 0 5 0 Ayer Hltam Tto !i 0.0 II. 6 b 1 00 Bangrln Tin 38 0110 0.12.0 »1.00 Batang
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      459 5 TIIF MODERN PROPHYIWIS BY "SEMORr TABLETS. Venereal Disease, its at_M individual as well as its influence on the birthdth <»f the off-spring, furibilitjr <>t efficiently combating iblk protective measures, all tht employment of agents lividual. INDISPENSABLE. Syphilis being so manifest iblk health that the urgent l ay*- been raised by
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      102 5 PANCRESAL j I Dr. Richard Weiss, Ph.D., M.A.F.CS., Berlin I S Pharmaceutical Preparation. I Rivaled PANCREAS HORMONE Tablets for the treatment of 0 I DIABETES MELLITUS j I £ec\ 5~» I S Production which means a standardisation of the g can be proved by the sugar-level ln the urine and
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      177 5 THE COLONIAL COMMERCIAL SYNDICATE. "Music Emporium. «4, SERANGOON ROAD, (Top Floor GRAMOPHONES. All makes and kinds to suit all pocketa. Btock Tamil and HtadustS records received every week. V. K. ITER, Proprietor UNION AUTO, The InemUr Trading Corp. Ltd.) BATTERY SERVICE STATION. 74. ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE. Phone 7147. DO NOT
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      184 6 cs n B mmW.m mm mm mkm lo^k BT V BF I m m m m mm mm *3o| I 1 I JLULI NIGHTLY Pftlsj' I Paranuunts entertaining Comedy Drama. 3 s "BURNING JJP> I I WITH 0 I RICHARD ARLEN MARY BRIAN. g Thrill*. Spills and Laughs kj a
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      129 6 Amusements. I 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9JLS. j I Every Conceivable I Record Broken! I j "SUNNY SIDE UP" I I The Greatest I I Musical Comedy I I Ever Filmed! g j "SUNNY SIDE UP" j I The Fox Movietone 1 I That has made I I The Whole World I
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      189 6 i [NARLBOROU^ui I mZ BEACH ROAD. I 615 TO-iV/GHT Charles (Buddy) Rogers j Paramount* D c lf 9hHlll Jo j {CLOSE harmony! with I NANCY CARROLL. I Hear her ling, "I WANT TO GO PLACID hh! AND d j I Nexf Change: I "One Mad Kiss." 1 IHE DOCTOR'S SECRET"
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    292 7 lIN S FURTHER FALL. L'tlin and Co. report at 11 a.m. RUBBER. •ondun -d. up l/16d. K j' cents iG). unchanged. sh.ir«- d >' Allenbys 90 cents—$1, #;> 95 cents, Ayer Panas 85—95 0 If cents. Brogas 45—50 i Jt lotongs 25 —30 cents, Bukit <
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    181 7 IBy courtesy or 11. and S. Bank.) V r XPORE. NOV 25. ,lln 4 months' sight 2s. 3~ s d ,:u 2s. 3 27 32d.. London w 1 3 25 32d.. London 30 «-,d.. London demand 2s B T.T. 2s. 3 11/16 d.. Lyons »21 Parta demand 1.427.
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    HUGE AMERICAN BANK MERGER.
    32 7 ASSETS OF $1,000,000,000. Reuter's Service. New York. Nov 24 Reserved ?"5r fT™ sett m SmS 00? W h New York. Nov 25 the remainder to the a d
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    LATEST REPORTS OF RUBBER COMPANIES.
    119 7 (By arrangement pJMI the SFJ>:'> London. Nov 24 s?nypor°e Wi T?ni ar H C Singapore United showed a loss of £2 019 £s nd 79o are lllB f rWard 10 "edit'account Aboyne Clyde showed a nett profit of £1 54 mmt are carrying forward £3.951
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    61 7 12 O'CLOCK NOON, NOV. 25. Ac c Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot 14 u, U v Standard R.S.S. on Tender. December 15 mv 15H, 15\ January /March 15 t 4 15 April/ June 16 Jjj Tcne of Market:—Quiet, steady. Latent Cable:—London Spot
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    PRODUCE.
    155 7 SINGAPORE. NOV. 25. Rice. Siam A-l per Koyan $330 Rice. Siam 1 m $280 Rice. Siam 2 $242 Rice. Siam 3 m 223 Rice. Siam 4 $210 Rice. Saigon A-l m $22 0 Rice. Saigon 1 $OQ7 Rice. Saigon 2 200 Rice. Saigon 3 $1 95 Rice, Rangoon 1
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    MALACCA COMMISSIONERS
    557 7 MONTHLY MEETING. (From Our Own Correapondtnt.) Malacca. Nov. 22 monthly of the Malacca la*r "S was held on Prldi-y rt«L p m ,n the Resident Councillor fflce. The following were present The Hon XfaLS'i Clarke Messrs H. 8 W. F. Zehnder. Loh Kim 8wi. J D. Sanderson (M.E
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    "BURNING UP."
    136 7 THRILLS AT THE CAPITOL. Capitol' 1 Theatrp P* 1 1 uI B urnin Mary featurtn Wchard Arlen and W a night ry 15 Th<,re w-e no elaborate unusually End eVen though 110 duced thnr» element of drama is Introduced there U equally strong comedy throughthTSS? en n T™
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    111 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore. Nov. 25. Wharf (Entrance Gala i). Gladys East Basin; Rajula 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 31. Kedah 18; Annul 16; Kamo Maru 13: Pres **m Atola 9; cap Padaran 7 sirHK Pb D^k «Rntranee Gate 1). 3 T****** 32 Moncalieri 35: City of
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    33 7 The rate of untitled of Money untitled for India and Ceylon to-day to Ra 154 for 100 The rate of payment of Money Order, from indto ■nd Ceylon to Rs !3g for $100
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    SHIPPING NEWS. THE BIBBY'S "WORCESTERSHIRE."
    220 7 There has been launched, at the Fairfield Oompany s yard at Oovan. a twin-screw motor vessel for the Blbby Line passenger service to the East, which was named "Worcestershire" by Mrs. Harold Blbby. who christened her She follows generally on the lines which have proved
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    SINGAPORE PORT.
    337 7 nrlv-iS 1 f *****,1110 depress!cn which prevailed in British Malaya dur.ng the pa«t ye f ars ot the tonnage of shipping at the port of Singapore continued to grcJW. and na S hlRh record ln lC2 states t v e pU 1 at Singapore in Commerce ttcports. The
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    HOME RUBBER STOCKS.
    38 7 'By arrangement with the 'S.FJ». n London, Nov. 24. The following eic the latest rubber stocks figures at Home. London 76.448 tons Liverpool 40.492 tons, a total of 116.940 tons against 116.045 tons last v\eek.
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    PRISONER ESCAPES.
    132 7 POLICE COURT INCIDENT. ■elation was caused in the District WhCn 5t h® 06 16 k nown that a Chinese prisoner, who wae to have be n charged with causing gr.evous hurt, was missing from the dock. have thC detective wh o should hT 6 thC prtsoner was nc
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      43 7 A rollicking story of College Life. U Sia Dancing, Music, etc. H D The SOPHOMORE H n A PA THE PICTURE. PI p athetone, a Comedy and Pathe fl Sound Gazette U It piH ei g___NIQHTLY OAS. D Sunday, at 3.15 a*T) H
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      421 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED Clerk for filing plans and drawS 8 8 Apply in own ha ndwriting to Box N i 278. c o Malaya Tribune. TO LET—Small compound house No U Branksome Road. Entry December 1. App j or 22 Bournemouth SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT l2 H °r^ e fs Limited Town
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      265 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. NOV 25 North. N-East and N-West Sumatra Bangkali, Laboean. Bilik 3 Selat Pandjang. Siak. and Pajakombo .HonrK«!!S! Upper Burma. North and Saam except Lower -CPSaSK 3 p m iavr c srt h an^ Hdkow,cap^-n; PJava So. th-West Sumatra. SouthT^or^DtHy 0 P.ntianak «Ouin, Bee) 4 p.m. Sarawak <Raub)
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      441 7 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. ROUTINE ORDERS. M *Vi l me Orders Issued by Lieut -Colonel J m ofre Nov. 2 f Comm ndt S 8 V F Shiga*PP« intmrnts (Officers): B E "Panted 2nd I„»r V P v4c Major A Chamler O B E *Hh effect from Nov. li. 1930 Rvtum frtra
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      220 7 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, NOV. 25. High Tides —1.36 a.m.. 12.25 p.m. Rugby: 8.C.C. Tournament. P.S. v. A.PC and I. S.C.C. TO-MORROW, NOV 26. High Tides—2.20 a.m.. 1.05 pm Rugby: "D" Coy. Welch v. Islands. Tanglln "B" Coy. Welch v. Johore. Johore Bahru; S.C.C. Tournament. Merchants v Etceteras, S.C.C. Hockey:
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    21 8 Births, Marriages And Deaths. KEQUIEM MASS. May 5or n^ 2 Z chJSTo^ Joeeph w death. P^T'^Tu,«"S 8h^rt *~2TSSL£i 3LSS
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    COUNCIL REFORM.
    774 8 The "Straits Times" gave away itSLUT 2 the subjeft of Co Reform when i„ its editorial of H h Franchise" 't declared that "under the scheme now receiving consideration the Unofficial* would not be able to govern." If that is alarm and excitement? And that very conclusion supplies
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    78 8 Mr. untitled of African and Eastern f Afrlcan nd E «Wjja). Ltd- toe. on transfer to C n Mr T R Bennle has succeeded Mr w H Superintendent of oJSLTJL Harbour Master. Port Dickson 041 naUon J holiday clos «i to business on that day. »3r7a 5"" J r pMB
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    SNAKE WITH LEGS.
    95 8 EVIDENCE AT WILD LIFE INQUIRY. (From Our Own Correspondent j Ipoh. Nov. 25. The Malayan Wild Life Commission continues to record interesting evidence. The Perak in quiry is concluding this week. A new note was struck by Mr. C Wilkins Giving evidence of the colossal decreasedfSd ft*
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    "THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD."
    22 8 rL haS n adVertised for some weeks now PUrChased tickets are asfced to make the necessary alteration.
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    371 8 Mr. J. H. M. Robson, C.B.E creator of the le^ar^l^ h m -tae vote be-au.e the l,ud:t demagogue get s thi fr.nr»«-« but. there again, it is the demagogue w ho the masses. Our hope for is th 4 the Government, by continued sympathet c c- n sidrration of public
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    46 8 LATEST QUOTATIONS. RUBBER. I—ndcn:— 4 d. New ycrk:--9S, cent* (Q). Singapare:—U4-14\ cent*. TIN. L( 3 n *rn^7H SP< £H3 ff* M «K>«n 17s. 6d> Wr^ers 3 nl U J 7S M (d0 Si till 0s. Od. (down 25s. Od **»g*pore.-159.25. (100 tons sold).
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    622 8 (BY And now our mornine n something to say abou V r «km There i* an "antr ca and it Ls well to have H is more <, 1 Ptain tog declamation. tha n u^Jj <& I expect that the finished distributing o, whe n h, in
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    39 8 Firm Holland by "Baloernn St**** ♦.-morrow morning. From China and Jap-in i -1 Singapore noon to-morrow Fiom China and Japan b; due Singapore to-morrow on From Eur:pe (London mail Nov. 6) by "Ranchi." due P 1 Thursday.
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    28 8 I and 4 OI X LONDON LETTER, en p s TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on paC" I ITERAK V NOTES, en s> ■l! CORRESPONDENCE, on pa* r
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      183 8 j OFFICE CLOCKS, j j No. 4i(>. I Office Clock, Brass Bezel with Plain Glass. Wood Frame Walnut Colour, White Lacquer Dial. I inch Dial Price $16.50. S 8 $18 50. I -J I Robinson Co., Ltd. I (I<uorpor M h. the Strait. SttfmenU., X I Singapore and Kuala Lumpur
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      90 8 I BRILLIANT AND I I GEM SET I I JEWELLERY X In Latest Designs—Platinum I or W/Gold Setting. g I 1 1/1 PRICES THAT DEFY I COMPETITION. I I -n Ln 130 Years' Experience. U.S.De Silva&Brosj 61. High Street 'Phone 4540. —:634:— NORTH BRIDGE ROAD H TENG SENG GUAN. g
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      90 8 RADIO PROGRAMME FOR TO-NIGHT. war! 6 0f formitS. 5? /°»°wing prcgramme to be tran* 49rnttrt" f 1 thC station on _£< by courtes y of Compagnie-Prancfw indcchinotee de Radiophonie l^BoulevaS 9 pm. 10-45 pm. Radio-Saigon Orchestra. i. Aubade r>_ <D) Final of Concerto in B Minor (Violin) Mozart. Soloist: Robert
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    Portuguese Bank Heavily Defrauded. SWINDLER'S BOLD COUP.
    118 9 CIRCULATED BOGUS BANK-NOTES!. PRINTERS SUED IN KING'S BENCH. \\k OK PORTUGAL DEFRAUDED. Reuter's Service. London, Nov. 24. ,lv bold coup of a swindler, who obtained over £1.000.000 worth of ci ii< t from the printer was menKmg's Bench Division to-day. vh'n k jI
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    DRAGGED 'PLANE THIRTY MILES.
    80 9 X i i LIGHT DELAYED IN THE BUSH. Official Wireless.] Rugby. Nov. 24. West Africa Flight of H Gt neina to-day on m Bathurst to Khartoum A.ird flight one of the d descent in the bush em i oo mil-s for a si t- was drawn
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    BRITISH FLEET TO VISIT PANAMA.
    99 9 INVTI VTION FROM U. S. GOVERNMENT. British Official Wireless. Rugby. Nov. 24. the a dun I' lhe Comma nder in-Chief of n A ..in i. F. Admiral Sir Michael Hodges cVVn' V l nV atlon of the United State. < r».ander-in-Chief of the a at
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    CHINESE RAILWAY DISPUTE.
    71 9 KAKAKHAN DEFENDS HIS SPEECH. Reuter's Service. Moscow. Nov. 24. has replied to the letter from ahu-h the latter expressed ■J toe recent statements of arding the administration of M m Railway men: vs that the Soviet Governr '"MJ to emphasise the 3 Ability of arbitrary OT unilafcuh
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    DUBLIN FRACAS.
    33 9 Vl 1 KON IRISH MINISTER. Reuter's Service. Ann, Dublin, Nov. 24. Mvi- attacked the escort ol General onhi aw nf Local Government, last S excha Mjed. one of the Al, unded.
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    FRENCH AIRWOMAN AT CALCUTTA.
    30 9 Reuter's Service. Calcutta, Nov. 24. ru Mlle Hi ltze has arrived here. engaged on an attempt to fly Wan*. tia hack to France in a light
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    KING AND QUEEN IN LONDON.
    32 9 British Official Wireless. Th. i Rugby. Nov. 24. 6t retUrned to h m fo-day and are expected t untUafew days before *nen they will return to Norfork.
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    PIRATES GETTING ACTIVE.
    418 9 CRUISER LEAVES FOR SWATOW. CHINA PREPARING FOR TRADE MISSION. I Stn Kuo Min Press" Service.) Hong Kong, Nov. 24 Hon/ "J"-! evacuated Lauchow and "aterrt°°N. h Ve General Hon Choi Fund's Nannlng. to have bun» c*, n 8S troops are reported ThV oS »t S ie i
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    NEW 'PLANES FOR AIR FORCE.
    146 9 FOREIGN ORDERS PLACED WITH BRITAIN. British Official Wireless. R-«by. Nov. 24. Bri'ains air defence forces are being largely re-equipped under a scheme which to to be carried out during the next 15 months The Hawker Engineering Company has received an Air Ministry contract for 200
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    SPANISH ROYALTY RETURNS.
    63 9 British Official Wireless. Rugby. Nov. J4. The Queen of Spain, accompanied by her two daughters, left Victoria this morning for Par s on her return to Spain. The Prince cf wales. Prince Arthur of Connaught. Princess Beatrice, tha Marquis and Marchioness of Carfcbrooke and th? Spanish Ambassador
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    BABY DAY IN SINGAPORE.
    1106 9 AN UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS. SIXTH INFANT WELFARE SHOW. Show We m verv "nprecedented success is saying h«„h T prevlous shows having set a very cxeellence 01 or and t-e of toe vLr't r^ UlU produccd u ">e resul: bimT J I 0rk by ver y humanitarian S?nga^re
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    PILSUDSKI AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
    129 9 POLISH ELECTION RESULTS. GERMANS KILLED BY NATIONALISTS. FRONTIER TOWNS GROWING UNEASY. ITrans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.} Warsaw, Nov. 24. P'eeedcnted election terror The Diet election in Upper s lesia has also JJJtedl to,i Pllsudskl majority, tit Armani SL2S on 6unday by rpbd poi h PROTEST TO THE LEAGUE. Berlin
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    LORD KYLSANT GOING ABROAD.
    37 9 'By arrangement with the S.FJ>."j uTLh K> nln Ness" state, that Lord Kylsant Lm^'" 1 "J** f hs duties in orf TI S P r3U P d S go.ng on a holiday abroad.
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      187 9 jjj b "Motor Car" I JAPANESE CEMENT I Reliable I Economical 1 ol rj I CHEAP. J Bigh Uniform 1 I Quality to British I I Standard 1 Specification. I 1 Stocks from: x 1 1 GUTHRIE CO.. LTD.. I (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements j S I Exclusive "His
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    Sports & Pastimes. Welch "A" Beat P.S.R.F.C. "A."
    251 10 Sports Pastimes. Welch "A" Beat P.S.R.F.C. "A." RUGBY FOOTBALL. The superiority of Welch teams in the handling code was further demonstrated when the Regimental "A" XV beat a P.S.R.P.C. "A" XV by three goals and two tries (21 pta.) to a try < 3 pts. >: Although they were able
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    Guthries Beat Dunlops.
    355 10 (From Our Own Correspondentj Malacca, Nov. 22. On Saturday last a hard game was ;he result of the meeting on the padang. of Guthries XV and the Dunlops team. This fixture had been looked forward to with interest and it was a pity that Briggs and La
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    S.C.C. Tournament.
    39 10 5* sec tournament o" the ""Tb w»gg. X C. Bryant; W R Kinc- t n w Orenburg: T. M. Calhaem J Hosgood o™ BelUngham Smith. R p w iJ^TZ ««*ry«>. H. A. B««.tt and R. A. Johnston.
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    89 10 DATES PLAYERS. Association Football. represent the Amicable he Oover <™<™ Monopolies oporis club to-morrow at the q« 0 Chua Khiam Teck K Zi A Ah Chew CheSr Vonf v h 66 h Boon. Teo Jn7 a Wong Peck JhT Ah Beng. Lau Khoo Hor Kim k and T*n Cheow Hin,
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    S.A.W.L.A. Tournament.
    19 10 PING-PONG. Sunday Kung Jlfsserf.T ent PUyed Chyes H 5 Tan Soo S iSJVCS 1 Tan s House
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    S.F.A. Beat Malacca Club.
    230 10 HOCKEY. (From Our Own Correspondent./ Malacca. Nov. 21. c o, i. ThUrsd y Ust tht Malacca Club me- th, ASSOCi Uon S teams were m M C Smith; Oilmour. Beatty H ay sil^ 118, ething Newman! SFX Ah Chiang; H. M. de Souaa P dr U
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    Chinese XI Beat S.C.C. II.
    107 10 The Chinese eleven fielded a much better am when they met the S.C.C. yesterday at the Anson Road Stadium and defeated 4 c The S r 15 10 ne a «rappy b The Club opened the score after a feu minutes of play but their
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    R. L Defeat S.R.S. II.
    15 10 a-S^CfdTl ~SfS?ss5 wa«SSS3S RESULT: Raffles Institution 4; s.r. C 1
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    Moonlights XI Beat Welch II
    44 10 ASSN. FOOTBALL. which resulted in »k- me w *kh n The e^e^N^ 3 1 P^nalty A team 6 B ground Sunday at the A.P.C. the Gas^nt^ 1 Centre defeated Besar staS, m th Jal n the Fairer Cup Competition.
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    Mohamed Shah Cup.
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    Devon shires Beat Cold Storage A. C.
    50 10 BADMINTON. between >n^V^ ma"e°4 S Tan wL £m Choon 15—8 15—s- oeai wee Kim Khoo Heng Cheok Jf*' TJian beat Quek Ban Hock 15_ 3 isjj, T,n 8 K 1 m"K Kh0 k Cheng Yl Tan Kim Hong beat Lim 15—4; 15 A
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    S.H.B.J.S.C. Beat Tras A.P.
    58 10 the s hB-J S C, and the Sunday, results l„ a w,n T' D Results: (8.HBJSC Z former. first); Tay Keng Wan "beat Ah T mentione<1 IS—l: Koh Ye2n 15—6 15—-o- T»n xru o Hoe Swee Swee 15-2. is—( Tto Hock Hee beat sf^V'l' 1 Ch<
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    Singapore Championship.
    95 10 WEIGHT-LIFTING. heavvw! Lht° r the 10, 12 8tone and Shin Will the 8k *apore Championsnip will close on the 30th instant Th w SSftl 01)611 10 Club affiliated to the British, Amateur Weight Lifters* Assn and inPi.H members of the B A W L A PJU Particulars will
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    Clarke Challenge Shield
    26 10 NETBALL CUrke Shield Girls' by H goal* to 13. 1116 2 The team* were Richards. T. Oehlers CUrke L. Leicester ye T Masubuchi
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    Grand Handicap Tourney.
    169 10 CHESS. Clubs grand handicap tournament are as follows: c s CUss p w D. L Pn I E E Coleman 5 S 0 0 475 II U. O. Wllmot 4 3 o 5 iu II R. Jumabhoy 3 2 l o an II Tan Luang Kia 2
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    G.G.C. Beat S.G.C.
    27 10 GOLF. The Oarrlson O C beat the Btngnpo-e Q c »n Sundays match on the Garrison nk s the result being: OO.C. 6.. SoTJ.
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    MR. AND MRS. BEGG SENTENCED.
    314 10 DISORDERLY CONDUCT IN THE STREET. At the conclusion of tne case in L and Mrs N C Beaa aZT hlch Mr orderly conduct tn^rS «T, St <*r C Wilson, found both P*»ed sentence of three Ptfccninent each The rM orou un--ver in the sum of
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    COLLEGE COMEDY.
    173 10 THE PAVILION THEATRE. Before the talkies came the Pavilion Theatre was among the first rate cinemas in Singapore among the first rate cinemas in Singapore and with the advent of talkies." though »at* In adopting them, the Pavilion is still among the •big" cinemas here. The quality of
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    COURT OF APPEAL.
    138 10 TODAYS PROCEEDINGS. The full Court of Appeal assembled In the S**« 141 Justi <* Sproule Senior Puiane Judge, presided, and was sun E£S by Thome and M? JuS Palgrave Simpson. The appeal by 8 Mutthukumaru and the cross appeal by Alkaff and Co. was stood over •ppeala
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    GERMAN STEAMER LOST.
    130 10 CREW OF THIRTY FEARED DROWNED. GALE RUPTURES A DYKE. Reuter's Service. Cuxhaven (Germany). Nov. 24. The Oerman steamer "Louise Leon Hardt" ran aground in the Elbe estuary in a gale. She to believed lost, with a crew of 30. A salvage f° th ««ue. but was unaWe
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    QUOTA IMMIGRATION.
    53 10 U. S. SUSPENSION PROPOSALS. SCHEMES FOR HELPING WORKLKSS Reuter's Service. Washington. Nov 24 »mTlmlmMmf£ r U imm *™ion Mil -v*>. iW3, except the immediate relathes nf in the Unit States, i 'bing ruTcnnaret n Yn 0r 2? the nex > mem SW". 1 "nemploy- f Lab Ur 8
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    SUFFOCATED IN COTTAGE FIRE.
    50 10 CHILDREN OF CHINA STATION MARINE. FATHER OX HIS WAY HOME Reuter's Service. London. Nov 24 mVZSm £73 A,lhttr H 1 j -n. of BSC Lmn ctiw children C^SUU^ r Li H^ S m SoplSng WhUe ,helr "other was **rin* Aspln v now on his way Hour
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    WELL-KNOWN MUSICIAN DEAD.
    13 10 Britiah Official Wireless. COLLECTOR OP HEBRIDEAN SONGS. Rugby. Nov. 24.
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    FRANCO'S LATEST EXPLOIT.
    72 10 IMPRISONED AIRMAN ESCAPES. Reuter's Service. Paris. Nov. 24. Pranco. together Major, has escaped from priaoo TWs^lTthS famous SLV^r'" 1 «~-au«uc WS p^ru^. n, B^h k t ht wu Bnai,y Azores h earner off the aS^!rzss^j^r man engineer, in the aeronian» r-!» w GtT visiting Snain m j-I-
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    LADY INVERCLYDE'S DIVORCE SUIT.
    23 10 (By arrangement with the -SFj>.") London. Nov. 24 to Lord Inverclydo and alimony has been h J lh Par.icsTomlcr;
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    LIQUOR DEALERS FINED.
    54 10 Pour Chine** ahop-keepers dealing in h~r and stout in Middle Road and r^h f ound w The accused, who 5! DU rict Judge M r for sale in their marks Three accused were fined »500 each or monthr rigorous fcjlll fSflg £J£ •oouaed was fined 1300 or
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    RUSSIAN DELEGATE DISGRUNTLED.
    263 10 MANY AMENDMENTS REJECTED. THE DISARMAMENT COMMISSION. Reuter's Service. Geneva. Nov. 24 NrSSK a rL ha ng nUmerOUS LltotaSff n y f Dis ai-mament Committee. M Lt£? departed Milan en route for Moscow leaving M. Lunarcharsky in charge M. Litvnoff wUI only return to Geneva f ZlZ™ f
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    SWEEPSTAKE FEVER.
    100 10 WIFE CLAIMS FROM HER HUSBAND. LFFLCT OF OLD CANADIAN LAW. Reuter's Service. London. Nov. 2b. tJSSI lnnin a biK sweepstake prize may induce brain fever in the winner s effort to Sen C^luTbr gS in Vancouver iS2 Columbia The two brothers of the Ir h A. P. Dawe.
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    MRS. BRUCE REACHES TOKYO.
    126 10 ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME BY HUGE CROWDS. British Official Wireless. Reuter's Service. Rugby. Nov. 24 y Ung land %hV day having flown from Encs»rassS=«si= Tokyo. Nov. 24 out'rir* B 7U™ de a d hlk,Wa on the an enthusiastleweieonip t!L P m She r8cclved 01 British and Jawn,L *hn
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    TORY MOTION OF CENSURE.
    28 10 GOVERNMENT NOT EXPECTING ADVERSE VOTE. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Nov. 24 asking 2P25 tha the Conservative motion ment does not anticipate an adverse votT
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    32 10 In the general election on Nov. 4 for the Legi.iature ol «awail Mr iv»^«. "om < "'ei^.o^ ol «onolulu and Mr Tsaaku «llo as members o, the Lower Rmise This N"l time that
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    GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS.
    464 10 FEDERAL SCHEMfe WSCUSSED. HOPEFUL PEELING AT Iv TALK. NDI British Official Wireless. To-day the real Round-Table Confere,„ ft*, noon the Federal Relation 'o, Th has extremely wide term V'™/*"*. under the chairmanship \,i *Z India (Mr. Wedgwood Bet r, i delegates, and in view of' th
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    DEALING IN FOREIGN CLOTH.
    56 10 Reuter's Service. Bombay. Nov. 24 Notwithstanding the merchants' avowals that they are only dealing in homespuns, it is universally believed that the Mulji Jetha market which has reopened, has resumed dealings in foreign cloth. Prior to the civil disobedience campaign, Mulji Jetha was one of the
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    GALES AT HOME.
    78 10 THOUSANDS OF TONS OF EARTH WASHED AWAY. British Official Wireless. R gby. Nov 24 Britain shared the violent week-end wp«'^ ir experienced in most of Europe. Gales bk* over England, the wind reaching 80 m.ph i" the Midlands, and snow fell heavily in ptf* 5 of Scotland.
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    CHRISTMAS FUND.
    154 10 APPEAL OF \\.< 11 The Women's Christian len. rav.ee again appeals for help in aid of the ,und previous years it has been u> c in P roV J gifts for the inmates of the li and other benevolent institution* in this l hr and for distribution among
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    Literary Notes. CHINA'S FOREIGN RELATIONS.
    616 11 To Grtmter I nd* rAanding. at i ,n China." by Dr. p| I) George Allen and •i :i;it a ill interest those en- poluual and economiThe author ht.s careI .1 liable dwuments by i ounti cc moat c osely Eastern diplomacy The mosaa of i.ferences
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    43 11 untitled in their hundreds of thousands, un Saturday aiternoona ><"' !37" good than they '>. all which has "°""i. "ew represent/"'«lit:..., Lecinnere Anderson "Uh lor Doncaster. "who afleet to sneer at nc. «P°" lrom lrom >u» raot. '«lt ancl Me gene- -Element ia eaaential lo/,ood
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    Mr. Preedy's Play.
    720 11 Captain Banner a drama in three a^t, TLFSZ 7rz }ohn Un < m r- r ;f 8th O"**- about Which no UvVwHWr U more widely informed, and he h^ 'ZITT:: T" h the ""'«"oW» audience. Hrawu h theatre or cosy armchair. The drama has some basis in
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    183 11 SOME RECENT ADDITIONS. The undernoted non-fiction works were issued recently: Angas (L.L.8.) Investment. 1930 Boulton (WH.) The Romance cf Archaeology 1930. illus. Edinger (G.) and E. J. C Neep. Horatio Nelson —a biography. 1930. Ellis (S.M.) The Life of Michael Kelly. Musician, Actor and Bon Viveur. 1762-1826 illus.
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    77 12 [Our rammer* or* invited to write to us on tubtecU ol public interest It mutt be understood that the Malaya Tribune" does not nece**arUy endorse opinion* expressed by correspondent*. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one side of the paper only *Z™™
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    Council Reform.
    460 12 (To the Editor, 'Malaya Tribune' of B l- k*™' We PlWed rour leader of Nov 21 how extremely ridiculous It is to assert that there is no real demand for CounSri? 3* Your Cecil Street contemporary considers that occasional reference. In AsU tic-owned newspapers to the view, of
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    32 12 "An Occasional Visitor th thing should be done to 52 2? S£ and outflow of patrons »1 between the first and second show, st T fn. aTcauSd Si -SJS5
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    NEW K.P.M. OFFICES.
    76 12 The new building for the kp m Municipal buUdlng old by the K.P.M in i»29 P ureh wiST". U <* «»odern claaatc dealan ™*">nry front of main office Ifi Ooor will be hnid with wZL ground h MeaaaX fSo? agg*- "on of the Man wl^ w^k U^
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    COMMERCIAL NEWS. KUCHAI TIN.
    235 13 directors* annual REPORT. 5 the Kuch *i Tin Dredging oune jo. 1930. to be piesenUu at the rami at 64. 60 and 66. Market t»Ucei. sta.c a-Uh tK ollt f r yWU WM which amoUnt brought forward from last EfafiS toUI of »"5.192 M. Out ol
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    MARKET PRICES.
    445 13 Singapore. Nov. 21. MEAT. Beef, steak (round) katl 50 Beef, stew or curry katl 45 Pork, lean katl 60 Pork, lean and fat «Ist quality) katl 48 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb 55 Fowl katl Hens (Locally reared) katl 55 Ducks each go Pigeons, domestic unfledged
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    GAMBLING SPREADING IN BRITAIN.
    361 13 LOOPHOLE IN "TOTE" BILL. that bhn ernment yet Under a 001 v Probaoly fi potuUbuiy th*°,ETs2 1,0 dlrect aJoophole hif *!*f 10 be that When th» tvT. v up Totalisator nouse of Commons. MaJorGhm «nri racecourses gJ I the 80 far so good, for there can
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    OPENINGS FOR BOYS.
    868 14 GOVERNMENT SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE. TO BE OPENED IN MAY 1931. The prospectus of the Government School of Agriculture to be opened at Serdang. Stlangor. In May. 1931. has Just been issued. The Director of Agriculture will be principal and an adequate teaching staff will be maintained. Two
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    POET "SINGS" AT HIS OWN FUNERAL.
    58 14 GRAMOPHONE RECORD PLAYED AT CREMATION. Parts. Nov. i. M Rolnard. a poet frozn Normandy was cremated to the sound of his own vote* iv means of a gramophone record he Ed ggSIS registered for his funeral Th. y stood hMiH. »k- 1 gramophone wnTheartl
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    MR. WELLS WINS.
    56 14 I'LAGIARISATION SUIT FAILS. Plorence Deeka H O •uthor. and the McMillan Company srL*!£ taunting to £500.000 on account of^nTE we? tton of uu muTZim J 1 52*2J5? pendln year, and ■M* ftnal hearing a fortiught ago. CoSS SSaTaITSS? VOlumeB ln many langu ,r m nd »on The
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