Malaya Tribune, 5 December 1930

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune Ml, No. 287 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Friday. Dec. 5. 1930. MALAYA TRIBUNE. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1930.
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    MUSLIM AFFAIRS.
    864 2 Malay Education. Government Scholarships. (By Our Muslim Correspondent.) Malays and others interested In the English education of Malay boys will be glad to know that the Educational authorities have at long last made a concession to the boys which, hough not entirely satisfactory, is something to feel grateful
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      286 2 THE MODERN PROPHYLAXIS BY "SEMORI" TABLETS. The ubiquity of Venereal Disease, its attendant dangers to the individual as well as to the community. »ts influence on the birthrate and on the health of the off-spring further, the impossibility cf efficiently combating its spreading by public protective measures all these factois
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      248 2 A FOOD FOR EVERY OCCASION. —Fruits are Delicious and Nutritious. 1 No. 2 i 2 2 L^^^^^ 10 Marehmallows Bar,ett r «»r s Cup nul meats. 8 Macaroons. Drain the Pears and mi quartered marshrnallows al *ith meats, piaee in a h «Pi*d h «errees FdumV hot g delicate* toasted.
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    OLD HARROVIAN ON HARROW.
    264 3 SCHOOL MERELY FOR THE RICH.** London, (By Mall). 1 001 criticised by Sir Charles S? Chairs vif htosrlX an oW Harrovian SIM**»- 18 Of Education. Vt r* at Prt*e-day at Coatham School said "1 hope your, wlU not become like Harrow a o, usu In In
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    THE ANTI-BALDWIN CLIQUE.
    225 3 BITTER RECRIMINATION. London. Oct. 31. The results of the South Puddlngton he election, which means still further dissension In the Conservative Party, appropriately ends one of the most hectic weeks In recent political history. Mr. Baldwin had left the Conservative Party meeting the previous day with what
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    TOBACCO WITHOUT NICOTINE.
    85 3 ivktlsruhe ißv M.»ilThe tobacco research institute in Porckheim near Karlsruhe, which possesses some 150.000 tobacco plants from atl parts of the world makes pubUc the results of 4.000 experiments It has been demonstrated that by special fertilizing, the use of certain chemicals and other special treatment, the
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      639 3 Modern Rejuvenation. For thousand, of year. ha. been the oeelre of til nstlons to maintain man and woman s virility even far beyond the very ISM."!.— expression of viui effigy* J*». of rejuvenating the wora-out body has now entered the realm of BS Possibilities through the result of modern research
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      205 3 1 This i 1 BTANDS FO EQUALITY. y You need it! J I £very drink of Fraser Neave's S Orange Squash scores for health a brimful glass before X breakfast, another before lunch, again about 3.30 to carry you over that mid-afternoon "low-ebb" mark. "Help yourself to health." Jg J
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    CHIEF SECRETARYSHIP.
    759 4 KEYSTONE OF F.M.S. EDIFICE. IS IT TO BE ABOLISHED? Yesterday, says the "Times of Malaya" of Nov 29. we put Into print in our News in Brief column a very persistent P.M.S. rumour -a rumour that there has been considerable talk of abolishing the Chief Secretaryship. In givins?
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    "G.B.S." IN FORM.
    290 4 BRILLIANCE AT EINSTEIN FUNCTION. London. Oct. 31, bl k t 'l, h ma ln lon locks beneath a rrlVf d ln London to spend ccuple of nights this week. Hts movement, were eautlously guarded against the ac™Uto Of newspaper reporters. He is Professor Albert Knstein the world's
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    RADIO IN MALAYA. THE CONDOR RECEIVER.
    672 5 ISMKIi HONS FOR CONNECTIONS. A 1 description and photograph were week of the "Condor" three-valve r *.v receiving set, constructed by Mr. he Eastern Extension Co., and exhi(1 tht inaugural (or revival) meeting of Wireless Society. This week Mr. c pplies a circuit diagram
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    TROUBLE-FREE RADIO.
    846 5 RECEPTION WITHOUT BATTERIES three-valve receivers and amplifiers it v to deal in future uiU 5* are_ concerned, are no more dZuTto Tune C ~U -sire to go 2??2 a 'or helping VEf «S "-called simple sets are often Se lorst blenders m causing Interference wTth other peoples reception.
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    231 7 THE COMMODITIES DOWN. and Co. report at 11 a.m. RUBBER. 4 d down 1 16d. cents (Gt. down cent. Allenbys $I—sl.lo, Ayer SI. Ayer Panas $I—sl.lo.1 —$1.10. <. nts. Brogas 50—60 cents. S3V--STH cents. Bukit Katils Culmsburgns $1.20—51.50. Conti nts—sl.lo. Glenealys $1.35— H") 95 cents. Jeram
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    COMPANY REPORTS BY CABLE.
    109 7 c arrangement with the "S.FJ*.") London. Dec. 4. annual meeting adopted the profit of £12.027. out of I S per cent, is to be paid was adopted. It shows the sum of £2.01 3 ird »1 shows a net profit of J to be paid, the
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    WORLD SUGAR CONFERENCE POSTPONED.
    41 7 Reuter's Service. Sugar h d tf, th a r- has oeen posted that conversations in > presentatives of Java. States are not yet the indisposition of M r. 1 ~f the pooling scheme •Se S re ,ist Wi
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    THE COPRA MARKET. ANOTHER U. S. BANK STOPS BUSINESS.
    40 7 BARLOW'S REPORT. Reuter's Service. f sta£°' slihtTeas^^l" 1 the mark quotations B are as ,"lows Sh Cl05ln Mixed $6.00 io"ows. Sundrled $6.40; Charlotte, Dec 4 $1,887 000 P S,U totil Wo-imately
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    TIN AND RUBBER PRICES.
    71 7 (By arrangement tdth the "S.FJ>.") London. Dec. 4. 5.15 pm nH WiS &nd ***** notify to«ays tin prices as follows The market is steady darsTuhh^'f^ 011 and Sinclair "otify toaa> s rubber prices as follows Forward 4 12 ,6 The market is dull folTo°w day S
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    DRAMATIC STORY AT ALHAMBRA.
    286 7 HERO COMMITS BIGAMY. ,/A Lad3 Surrenders." the Universal drama £owtog at the Alhambra. is based on an old theme— the unhappy marriage of a couple with of" 6 kt mp e ram e nts As Beauvel Conrad Nagel plays the part of the unhappy husband who
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    54 7 WESTMINISTER GLEE SINGERS. Mr Edward Branscombes fifth company of Wes minster Glee Singers, comprising nine men soloists and six boy sopranos, will arrive ln Malaya on Dec. 18 and after visiting the principal towns in the P.M.S., will give three performances in the Victoria Theatre, Singapore, on Jan.
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    37 7 Members of the Straits Bachelers' Physical Culture Club are reminded that the 17th anniversary will be celebrated at Mr. Aw Boon Haws bang alow, 5*4 milestone, Pasir Panjang. to-morrow and on Sunday, Ronggeng will be in attendance.
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    LOVERS WHO MET IN A CEMETERY.
    1166 7 ROMANCE ENDS IN COURT. MET TWENTY-THREE TIMES A MONTH. A story full ol human Interest, giving the aireer of two lovers who are alleged to have first met and kissed each other under the shadow of tombs and monuments at the old cemetery at
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    WAGGON OF DYNAMITE EXPLODES.
    50 7 Reuter's Service. Rio de Janeiro. Dec. 4. inJcT*.* 51 ere and three build by the explosion of a dynamUe SSL i h l raUW y S lt,oa Novo Dacunha. in the State of Mlnas Oeraes .inrr'.H?* 8011 shunt d m th siding since the recent revolution
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    SEVEN MILLION IDLE IN U. S. NEXT YEAR?
    31 7 Reuter's Service. Washington. Dec 4 "f55 P 1 Present. ht unemployed total. 4.860.000. ""IMons In February If the present rate of tncrease continues
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    257 7 The President Oarfleld is expected on Monday morning from Manila c^eSLV Katori MarU from Mornoo. Sund *> "lis for Japan the The NY X Bingo Maru" is due from Lourenco Marques on the »th ins and is 'eav ing for Japan the same day The OAK. •Borneo Maru"
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    DOCTOR RECALLED AT INQUEST.
    1301 7 SHOOTING POSSIBILITY DISCUSSED. JURY ACCEPTS MEDICAL EVIDENCE. SUGGESTION TO EXHUME BODY. During the inquest touching the death of Mr Douglas Vincent Gibson, which was continued before the acting Coroner. Mr. V. L ssamer and a Jury throughout yesterday afternoon, it L aS < S^ geSted that
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      69 7 U fvi 1 3 LAST NIGHT-TO NIGHT OAS. M MM Sunday, at 3.15 p.m.) fM See GLENN TRYON In WM I "DAWES AHOY" D H A 1 »IVERSAL PRODUCTION. H H X """Unc, Comedy of Girls and "Gobs" D I ANUF r, V n T e J' itled "BROTHERS FOR
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      368 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Vacancies for boarders, at 84. Wiikie Ro*ri Airy rooms! SSSW. hargCS moderatC Plea apply scnlol NT^ D Intemgent youths f resh from X a ■225' UnotyPe oDeratore to January in tralning for months from cient. for a period of 7h r COnsldered e monthly allowing fit SS afleaTtnT
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    FACING THE FACTS.
    773 8 The truth is steadily emerging There is a slump on! Most of us of course, have known it for quite a while. We have seen commodity prices falling, share values receding business concerns economising, and' even to our amazement rents going down> and we have bQ|d|v This
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    318 8 Mr H. L. Carter, an old planter from the Banting district, has returned to Malaya t SfffX at San Thome Madras. Sou h ndia. n his 66th year. Frederick Percy Knut,ford. of the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company (retired! died, after a long illness A splendid leather pocket-case comes from M««rs.
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    "YEOMEN OF THE GUARD."
    633 8 AMATEURS' TRIUMPH AT VICTORIA THEATRE. The Yeomen of the Guard, the well-known Gilbert and Sullivan opera, was produced by the Singapore Amateui Dramatic Committee at the Victoria Theatre last night. Fiom every pouit of v.ew the performance was a huge oucce&s. The acting was splendid and
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    LOVING CUP FOR SIR THOMAS UPTON.
    59 8 Reuter's Service. New York. Dec. 4. The Mayor. Mr Walker, has presented Sir Thomas Upton with a gold loving cup. subrcribed bv his admirers in the United States u m f rlbed t the gamest loser the ri'cV of s Pp rt The cup
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    MISSIONARY ESCAPES FROM BANDITS.
    18 8 Reuters Service. Hankow, Dec. 4. Father Degasperi has escaped and hey reached Hankow safely.
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    CANADIAN PREMIER RETURNS.
    19 8 Reuter's Service. London, Dec. 4. Mr. J. h. Thomas (Dominions Secretary) was £Zf »»en he left
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    9 8 Penin. it IS. 80nn.." which anchored at
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    TIN AND RUBBER,
    46 8 LATEST QUOTATIONS. RUBBER. I 'nth n: 4 s d Yt.k:— cent* (G). S.n 3 apc«.:_l4 4- U y 4 cente T,N -«»»-»:-Spct £112 15s. Od. (down 27s rh 3 months, buyers £1H 2s. 6a "down 25« Od «ita» tll« 5«. Od. (down 25s
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    826 8 (BY "LOOKER-ON >, m "Editor Tries to Kill Pron day's poster. tn lid But how many Premiers h whole platoons of Editors- killi^ AH And one has a f anrv Governors have not been g uil inclinations towards someaii' 4 0 Cities The Bishop shouldn't riv He
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    22 8 MUSLIM AFFAIRS, en paffe t. RADIO IN MALAYA, on psMtr 5. TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on najfr CORRESPONDENCE, on page IL
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    Heroic Rescue In Perilous Seas. STRANDED CREW SAVED.
    183 9 WRECKED SHIP GOING DOWN? WARSHIPS BOATS CROSS rORMY LAGOON. INT WORK OF BRITISH SEAMEN. Reuter's Service. Hong Kong. Dec. 4 Sufi. Ik reached the Pratas Reef The weather is moderating. The H Mtion is given as on the southi t the coral
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    LIST OF SUBJECTS AUGMENTED.
    453 9 PROGRESS OF INDIA TALK. British Official Wireless. Rugby. Dec. 4. .V tht rrvui: of discussion continued to-day ir. -he Federal Structure Sub-committee of the R Jid-Tuble Conference, it was decided to add r r.aiiy the two important subjects of railvi and maritime customs to the list
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    OFFICER KILLED.
    43 9 '•'M'Nf ATTACKED BY AFR1D1S. Reuter's Service. Peshawar. Dec. 5. utant of a Sikh regiment, war? who fired on the Jhansi •vis returning to camp aftef»rce for troops engaged andei the Aknkhti plan A -"k.d the Afridis. who ar» ""WtaJ considerable casualties.
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    NEW CABINET FOR AUSTRIA.
    40 9 Reuter's Service. r >r Vienna. Dec. 4. -mor of Vorarlberg, has former Schober is Vice-Chancellor '"'ary. Ex-Chancellor Selpel. whl a n\n m DOt Participate in Wlll include six Christian ~b,' r s of the recent Vaugoln
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    AUSTRALIAN PEARL FISHING.
    18 9 Reuter's Service. U» ""'■"><■, has Canberra. Dec. 4. retain Ba2etted deB d *3 fishing lntereBt ln
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    CHINA AND CABLE COMPANIES.
    297 9 DEMANDS BIGGER SHARE OF REVENUES. DIRECT RADIO TO EUROPE AND AMERICA. Reuter's Service. Nanking, Dec. 4. try spokesman jsjar -JS X SLZSSTSZi tz >. e early c °mpletion of a new direct commul!! hanghai 'making possible Europe 1 Amerlca and c-urope) and had also arranged for
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    MISS SPOONER DROPS IN SEA.
    404 9 SWIMS TWO MILES FOR HELP. ITALIAN AIR MINISTER SENDS A MACHINE. British Official Wireless. Reuter's Service. Rugby. Dec. 4. Miss Winifred Spooner who, with Fly nti C Edwards, is Aying to Capetown, was aSfv, Q1 eSCend 111 the 564 off Montebello (Italy). She swam ashore.
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    KING'S SON GOING HOME.
    23 9 British Official Wireless. Berbera (Somaliland). Dec. 4. The Duke of Gloucester has arrived on his homeward journey from Abyssinia.
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    NO NATIONAL COAL STRIKE.
    520 9 DISTRICTS TO CONSIDER SPREADOVER. MINERS REVERSE PREVIOUS DECISION. British Official Wireless. Reuter's Service. Rugby, Dec. 4. The Prime Minister, accompanied by the President of the Board of Trade (Mr. W. and thC 8ecretar y 'or Mines <Mr. h. tH attended a conference last night J" execu
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    FRENCH GOVERNMENT DEFEATED.
    103 9 RESIGNATION OF M. TARDIEU. Reuter's Service. Paris. Dec. 4. h J 1 OVernment was defe »ted in the Senate pcllatton on V" Jl* on on the Government's policy T r e '«"«".lion Involved M Tardleu (Premier, has resigned ve^ r S,™:M°VL the Oovtrnmf nt fol owed eba
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    POLISH CABINET RE-FORMED.
    38 9 Reuter's Service. Warsaw, Dec 4 A new Cabinet hss been formed, mostly of exfenced hands. The Prims MmiTter J i Slave*, the Minister for Foreign Affair. M Zaleakl. and the Minister for WaV M LhSmS
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    R101 PASSENGERS NOT DRUNK.
    368 9 CHA J R MAN EXPLODES TWO RUMOURS. ECKENER RECONSTRUCTS THE TRAGEDY. PIRE CAUSED BY BROKEN ELECTRIC WIRES. Reuter's Service. ««r i w London. Dec. 4. *m iX'SSJfJt reBumptt the that B woman r*£Sfi o Firstly. well-know? .vuSfS* H lh *t sender to Ca?dm^ n one hTotuTvLh
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    LABOUR MANIFESTO.
    187 9 SIR OSWALD MOSLEY'S STARTLING PROPOSALS. EMERGENCY MEASURES RECOMMENDED. Reuter's Service. London. Dec. 4. Drastic changes In the machinery of th* <*w*nunent and the policy to deal with the present economic situation are advocated in a manifesto which, it ls stated. 30 Labour I nave algned and the authorship
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    IMPORTANT SPEECH BY LLOYD GEORGE
    61 9 [Britith Official Wireleu Rugby. Dec. 4. in In tnl^ 0f *****00 01 the Liberal Party in the House of Commons, where it holds the balance as between the two larger special Interest attaches to a weech delivered by Mr Ucyd tomorrow B by a P
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    Sports & Pastimes. English Cup Replays.
    59 10 Sports Pastimes. English Cup Replays. YESTERDAY'S MATCHES. ASSN. FOOTBALL. Reuter's Service. London, Dec. 4. F A Cup first round replays to-day resulted sa follows: Luton T. 4, Clapton Orient 2. Newport T. 4. Dulwich H. L Wt llinMon 3. Wombwell 0. Peterborough protested unsuccessfully against Aldershot after Saturdays match, which
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    A.A.A. v. Y.C.R.P.
    66 10 In an interesting game played on Wednesday at the S.C.F.A. ground, the Amicable A A. dr.w with the Young Chinese Recreation Party 2—2. Tan Cheow Hm scored for the Association The Association were represented by. Tuan Yang. Cheng Yam. Teng Seng; Tuan Kane Swee Chiang. Hock Kirn:
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    S.A.B.A. Officials.
    149 10 BOXING. Officials at the forthcoming S.A.B A. am ite.:r boxing championships will be: Referee, Mr. P. C Johnson; Judges. Messrs. D Robinson and H. L Hopkin; Time Keeper. J. D. Campbell; Clerk of Scales, Mr. P. C. Johnson; hon. Medical Officer, Dr. J. M. A. Lowson: M.C.. Mr
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    Jovials Tournament.
    45 10 BADMINTON. The postponed ties in the Jovials open singles handicap tournament played on Wednesday resulted as follows: Yeo Peck Ngam (—5» beat Gan Hock Kee (—7) by 15—11 Tay Keng Hock «—lO > beat Yeo Joo Lim t —14) by 15—10. 14—14 «3— 1).
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    Inter-Team League.
    106 10 Playing at the Sunnydale's court on Saturday the Chung Hwa 'A' suffered defeat from the Sunnydale 'A' by 4 games to 1 in the second round of the inter-team league for Car and Co s Cup. Results (Sunnydal? players mentioned first) A S Samuel and Tan Choo Cheow
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    Clarke Challenge Shield.
    71 10 NETBALL •Z- TEAM CHAMPIONS. y,J^ C tOT the Clarke Challenge Shield Telrn een n, h L Glrls Ufe and th T JLTZLSS*. at Raffles School ground on Wednesday, resulted in a win for the latter the score being 12 goals to 6 R,£t,l he cunclusion of the
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    201 10 DATES PLAYERS. Association Football. aTv th^TS 8 WiU reDrese tit the Amicable at the SC% A mCSe C hln W A A Ah rv, groUnd Tan Cn <*> Quee; Goh Ah Chew. Tan Cheow Hin Wee W Wong Q Uek Boon. Ong Seng jg. Beng Peck Jim Quel Sn s?nT
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    EURASIAN CO. MEETING.
    624 10 Pte V. Jacobs Champ on Shot. RIFLE-SHOOTING. "D" (Eurasian) Co S.V.C. held their annual nfle meeting during the week-end. The shoot toek place at Buklt Timah Range. ,nd Lm open to all Eurasian Units of the SV c at tracted over 70 competitors for the Ind'vtdual matches,
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    Tournament.
    61 10 BILLIARDS. round of th. am during last week atThe'SH^i"^ h P ptI,ed Leong beat Yeo Seek iim K Yeo Kim Soo beat Ong Seng Ksv h Ah Sien beat Or£ y 8 Ch< Chong Hong beat Um K?sSThSM 80 Tan Sung Pook Chee by 33. L C Kessl r
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    26 10 Members of the Tras Athletic Party are noting will be 5* l Tan Ah Teck M tn-.. «»W«nce of Mr 230 p.m. M Stwet, tomorrow at
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    A FRENCH RARITY.
    2393 10 WORTH 35,000 FRANCS OR $5? STAMP DEALERS' DISPUTE IN SUPREME COURT. EXPERT EVIDENCE RECORDED. That British Colonial stamps command b,t ter prices than foreign Isaues. that fiscally eel ed stamps are of little value from a cove? tor s point of view, and that a French cotaSal
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    MIRTH AND MELODY.
    164 10 "PARAMOUNT ON PAR4DE" AT THE CAPITOL. Paramcunt supplies the whole of the ore en* programme at the Ca P :tol. except f r til Gaumont Sound Graphic. the part, of the stars. -Paramount on Parade a p ar a ?rir e t u ;r^s he 5?: =s5
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE UNION.
    154 10 PRIZE-GIVING FUNCTION. A happy function took place on Wednesday evening on the Medical College ground the occasion being the Medical CoUege UntoSi prS distribution of the 1929-1930* touZmen" fronds tV SJT S athertn of guests and mrdtribuTior cakes were Mr Rajahram. the Union secretary, thanked fu£nt PreSem
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    EUROPEANS CHARGED.
    49 10 ALLEGED DRUNKENNESS AND CHEATING. a P Pea°red ai Hancock. G E ClavlTJl i eC nd Magistrate (Mr. TrtHLft^-aWL?" mS IT 0,6 «fused to P- for their drinks and wer<» f n „„/T w druak when Uce, to theU« B St"on Ml! m h M Md ~i on
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    39 10 Mr. Justice Mudie sat in th.*. l Court to-day when a mLt 5? Bankruptcy appllcations y w: r h e en de a alt nU^ r f m<>tionS and aft^oo > n bllC eXaminatio s be heard this
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    16 10 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India 4 OTton v B*. 1M to ,100
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    204 10 JURY UNABLETo AG^ RETRIAL Of CRESCENT Rn CASE. R0 The jury were unable to the c ase of one q{ v This was the case in wh„. h ,w charged as the result oTth I?' m «> mm on Sept. 3, when Mr. B F n £5 **b
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    GUNMEN GAOLED.
    250 10 DETECTIVE-INSPECTORS' CLEVER ARREST. HUGE HmVB AND FORMIDABLE DAGGERS DisV-E™- an automat, aC L£?"i2[ bUUetS and veral ab,e-looking daggers, which hud JZ. out from files, were exhibit* tefore Witoon the District Judge, this mornin w three Cantonese. Siong H:n. Song SpiS Siong Chow, were cha-r P m The accused
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    ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE IN BURMA.
    53 10 THIRTY-SIX PEOI'LK KILLED. Reuter's Service. Rangoon. Dec. 4. Up to the present it is known that 36 mM been killed and many injured in an earthquake which took place night, the district of Pyu being not seriously affected The rai.ua) frcm Mandalay to Rangoon is unsafe
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    PENMAN IN COURT AGAIN.
    98 10 PERMISSION TO ASSIST AUDITORS. W. B. Penman, of Messrs. Rose. MM Thai! ami Penman, Ltd.. was again produced bilure the Second Magistrate (Mr. G. E Clayton) this morning, by Detective-Inspector McEwan Addressing his worship, Mr M Euan m* that Penman asked for permission to mmt the
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    Selangor Amateur Meeting.
    40 10 THE TURF. To-day's scratchings at Kua!;i Lumpur w the first day of the Selangor Turf Club» amateur race meeting are: Race 5.—My Posey. Race 7.—Hopeless, True Boy. Race 8.—Polly. The big sweep will be held on i.u
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    Singapore Singles Championship.
    64 10 PING-PONG. Entries are now being received J' Singapore singles championship r The closing date is Dec. 15. Oaxn» be played according to the rules and reg tlons of the International Table-L tion. The entrance fee is $1 for each p-» and should be forwarded to the b<
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    71 11 Jf J ere invited to write to us on !ic interest. It must be underMalaya tribune" docs not opinions expressed by cor.esns should de as brief rfcrably typexri ten id ubie one side of the paper only. b usrd. but the names and -respondents must be enclosed 1 <>t
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    Council Reform.
    733 11 I To r Fditor, Malaya Tribune") fact that Asiatics own and vn press proves that we have ut -t.le-ftcdlng" period a .d that ans arc capable of as.similatuch a light character as the vn representatives by a panel 1 present system was eminently bottle-fed'' period of the Colony.
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    191 12 ✓from Our Own C^rrtspondent.j Muar. Eke 2 return S <> and Indlans !uf MU r ,M,trtct »>y Me«? 3. V. ohanmugam. N. K. Pillaj and All H*vttn was held on Nov. 2» at the f A-octotlon premises when Dr A B Oovemment Hospiui. Muar prided
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    PRESIDENT HOOVER'S SWISS ANCESTRY.
    205 13 INVESTIGATIONS INTO FAMILY TREE. Professor Macco. of Berlin, is once more at Unterkulm In order to finish his investigations Into the family tree of the President of the United States Alter studying the church reJJ 5,11 r3 ~documents of great va*ue—the archives of Htf Canton of
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    FREE DENTAL TREATMENT.
    197 13 SPECIAL PROVISION FOR SCHOLARS. I Special to the Malaya Tribune.") The Berl'n Municipality has always been paying great attention to that important side of public hygiene which concerns the care of the teeth among the rising generation. Some years ago it established a service for the dental
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    "UNITED MALAYA."
    331 14 PENANG PAPER'S VISION. There are indications in the air (says the Pinang Oaaette") that the fiction of seven administrative units In Malaya is about to receive another blow. The Impending retire ment of the P.C.MO. of the Straits Settlements and the absence of any announcement as to his
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    INTERNATIONAL NEWSPAPER MUSEUM.
    33 14 Aachen (By Mali.) PUbUc. It could her^toTr^b^S^ 6 > •Pecjil permission 67 Paper museum was new B collects oT uToo? Amon curiosities from all r«,'?£ n '*«P*P*rs .re S h almost
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    SWISS EXHIBITION OF HYGIENE.
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      121 14 NEW— 1 I II In, P rovem ents and lower prices for the 1931 Austin I I I represent even greater value than before.- j —the bodies are much larger Tourer $1,250 I four persons can ride in com- Saloon $1 I making for greater safety. j Hr.n, 5088 „r
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      542 15 NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. (Incorporated in The undernoted are the Company's Intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. TRIER for Manila, Hong Kong, Jt ghai> Taku> Tsingtau Dec. 7 5 LIPPE for Saigon, Yokohama, Kobe Osaka Moji jjec 10 9 LAHN for Hong Kong, Shanghai, Yokohama, Kobe, Osaka, Dalny Tsingtau Dec 2 i HOMEWARDS. 5 ALSTER
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      655 15 STOP SAILINGS NIPPON YUSENICAiSr^ TO MARSEILLES AND LONDON Tonnage Destination Due Sail Terukunl Maru 11,800 Naples. Marseilles. London Antwerp Hakuaan Maru 10.300 Naples, Haruna Maru 10.000 Naples. 31 1 tKatori Maru 10 .000 Naples. 14 tKashlma Maru 10.000 Naples. 30 Yasukunl Maru 11.800 Naples. tmas omit Rotterdam Rotterdam 6t Middlesbrough
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      332 15 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered in London, under the Oompaatei Acts of 1862 to 2190, on 2nd December, im Authorised Capital £3,000.00 C Subscribed Capital i1.800.00C Paid-up Capital £1,050.00 c Reserve Fund and Rest £1.846.501 HEAD OFFICE: 15. Grace Church Street London, E C 3. BOARD OF
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      434 16 Have A Glance I Have A Glance II CHRISTMAS SEASON SPECIAL GIFTS! Picture Annual BOOKS for 1931 Vv M and New Year Cards, Birthday Cards Wtt. good wordings, Variety of dafntv Otar.es for Ladies and Gentsf etc.. etc!* PRICE MODERATE. Obtainable at: M. Mohamed Dolfakir Co, SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. TO
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      261 16 THE PEOPLES PAPER. Independent and Progressive. AU the News: Soundest Views. B EDUCATIONAL. Advertiser European B.A. Trtnltv Cniw» —Cambridge Local or**!* hOUr at User's residence or $4 at boys own home. Anolv Br» n„ 268, c/o Malaya Tribune. X Na FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL. B. Short Street, Singapore. (The School
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      416 16 FOR SALE. RADIO CHART of Short-Wave siona Printed on white card wiS for hanging over your receiver. Ten IceTtT ncr copy. OutsUtions 15 cenU. BtJ e5 JK order to Manager, "Malaya Tribune^ WHAT OFFRRS.-One lot pen cleaner. so bottles blue buck. Cochrane Copying Tn"' S glass paper weight*. 24 gross
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      388 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. MESSRS. LYALL EVATT. Mr C. C. Blake has joined our firm as from December 4. 1930. notice] NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE BOARD OF LICENSING JUSTICES. SLNGAFOrS The quarterly sessions of the Board of Licensing Justices for the Settlement nf Singapore will be held In the Ptr¥tSgtaimt?.
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      260 16 I 1 "Tribune" Small Brinjjesnlts Because They Reach the NOTICES. NOTICE. ORDINANCE NoT~III (MUNICIPAL). ASSESSMENT NOTICE. the^^ 15 that on and after and lands Z^T'e sets* w between the 252*5\Sa rT d yS U2.30 p. m on Sa nr °dU) 4P m The Rural Board win *if n v wIU
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