Malaya Tribune, 3 December 1931

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune »1 ivii; No. 285 SINGAPORE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1931 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday. Dec. l\. 1931. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1931.
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      201 1 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. yoc cannot better i;... BEST, "YOU CANT BUY BETTER THAN THE BEST tiTm* CEMENT and 11 is m ECONOMICAL "O.K.- Cement is famed throughout the world for its SUPERIOR QUALITY. Although moderate in price it is outstandingly DURABLE and STRONG. When \'OU use fes can be
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      274 1 I Ml erasmic Hf Talcum Powder. I j IL TALCUM I m ~JJ A Necessity for S mi rl AH Ages. AGENTS: j SIME, DARBY Co., Ltd. j S.S., F.M.S. SARAWAK. H.M.V. Talkie Records' 8—59«4 You Will Remember Vienna I BrL-jj A Lme Song 8—3116 Hungry Women. Makin' Whoopee! 8—3289
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      127 1 THE 'MALAYA TRIBUNE" IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN MALAYA. ASK FOR: j I "BUTTERFLY GREEN PEAS' j -~'*r The Best and Cheapest in the Market! j Grown in the sunny gardens of j the Riviera Obtainable at the following ]Su jfig Km ANNI rEW LlM LIM KHOON HENG, SELEGIE
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    Boys' Corner.
    228 2 Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. EDITOR'S LETTER. Comment* On The Mail. D( ar Boys. There ha- cropped up again the question of whether it is not advisable for me to print only the best of the articles I receive each week and consign the others to the w.p.b.
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    The Papaya.
    207 2 BY MANDARIN TAY. MUAR. i The papaya is a tree which flourishe> in the tropics. Growing in any kind of soil and requir ng only a small amount ot rainfall it may be observed thriving in profusion tn a typical Ma'av kompcniQ. The leaves, stems and stalk are
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    The Value Of Hygiene.
    101 2 fBY YAPPY BEN GEORGE. TRENGGANU.* We ought to know about hygiene, because hjgiene is most important to mankind. If we 1 arn hygiene. v;e will know how to keep our bodies healthy We must be clean alwr.ys. We must net rain-water for a long time, and
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    A Greek Fable.
    96 2 iBY GEORGE TAN.) The Greek conceived the idea that our li\es are undoubtedly controlled by the three sisters called Fates. These three sisters. Clotho. Lachesis and Atropos.. immutable in thpir dcv crs. held a mysterious thread symbolising the course of life, and nothing can prevent them from
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    The Love Of Self.
    89 2 tBY "TITANTRENGGANV.) It is difficult for one to love oneself. But it is one's duty to love oneself. By love of oneself one certainly wants one's body to be healthy, a sound mind in a healthy body, and a good education. I don't mean that it
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    Fighting Fish.
    80 2 (BY SPRING UP.") One day I walked along Dhoby Ghaut a:d came to a crowd of people on th live-foot way. First of all I thought it Bight be ame sort of accident, so I went to the spot. But I lound out that they were loo'.iir.g at
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    Advertisements.
    219 2 iBY M S. JOSEPH CHEW, i Advertisements cf comparatively recent growth. In ancient times, town criers were employed if any events were to be announced. To attract the attention cf passers-by they rang bells. :.nd at the sam-. time they proclaimed at the top of thei- voice. When printing
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    A Sound Mind, Etc.
    139 2 (By HO KOON HUAT.) We know play is one of the principal and fundamental sources by which gocc or sound health cr.n be obtained. Play is very important; no matter what amount of work we have to undertake. \\-e should at least maktan attempt to play
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    The Coconut.
    122 2 BY TAN YONG BOON.1 Coconut grows on a palm tree found in mo't tropical countries. This nuts contains a white, fleshy kernel, and a sweet liquid called toconu* water, which forms a very refrefhing drink when taken from a youn? coconut. The coconut is the most useful of
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    Friendship.
    128 2 BY C KIM POH. IPOH Ii is a jolly good th ng to hive some friends around us but I wonder how many of us know the amoum of good and bad friends they have. Rich people have a lut cf friends but how many of them will stick
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    How To Spell.
    103 2 'BY POH SING KOON. I have heard mr.ny of my fellow .students who fit at an examination say that unseen (fetation is one of the ha d?sL subjects. But hen I want to expres- rr.y per>onal opinion on the subject. Whenever there is an un* en dictation
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    Consumption.
    94 2 (BY CHO 'JOLLY.') Consumption o. Pulmonary Tub >rc ttloot*, a>. it is medlca ly termed, i-> a wasting disease j v hich affect human buncs and jome of the I lowef animals. The tubercular bacillus which caiscs the dis ase Wl s first discovered by Robert Kock and this
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      362 2 CONSUMPTION HAS BEEN CURED. A Remedy for Consumption Has Been Founci. Derk P. Yonkennan, Discoverer Of Tbe New Remedy For Consumption. Marvellous as It may seem after centurle» of failure, a remedy has been discovered that na» cured the deadly Consumption even in tne advanced stages of the disease. No
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      60 2 j Marvellous Cure of Piles. I NO OPERATION. I m, AM kinds of Piles complain t< are «juarao- tvßw |j B teed to be cured by me without operation. Pees are very mod< rate :m«l >p»'< ial C( n- j JBLwS cess ons arc shown to tne poor. mf H.
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      264 2 I ™air ij*nes us Chosen by ALL USE I .—i, the Leading IMPERIAL m M m i AnwATs ttD Air Lines of i I DEUTSCHE LUFT I j the World, j ■HI The Vacuum Oil Company, Inc., for a long period have k Uj K. N. LL. M. I "1
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    HOW TO MAKE MONEY.
    1318 3 Terrible Conditions In Germany. BERLIN LETTER. (Special to the 'Malaya Tribune") Berlin, Nov. 24. Driven by necessity, German unemployed are becoming inventive, as is shown by the multiplicity of new methcc*s of scraping money together that are springing up all over the city. On trees and
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    HUNGARY'S CRISIS.
    203 3 DISAPPOINTMENT WITH LEAGUE REPORT. Budapest, Oct. 28. Tiie League of Nations Commission's report on the economic and financial crisis in Hungary was published to-day. and has been received by the press with a certain disappointment. It emphasises the necessity for curtailment o f expenditure, but it is felt
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    PROGRESS IN AIR TRANSPORT.
    457 3 BRITAIN'S MERCANTILE AIR-FLEET. ITS RAPID GROWTH. The striking growth of Britain's mercantile air-fleet is shown by details which are given in the annual report of Imperial Airways just issued. Seven years ago, when th e Company was formed by the merging of the four then-exist-ing air
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    SHANGHAI MINT.
    497 3 A MILLION IMAGINARY DOLLARS TURNED OUT. SILVER-LESS INSTITUTION. For the second time in nearly two years, newspapermen wee shown around the new Shanghai Mint in Chapei and told that "all is ready to shoot!" Mint officials, it was stated, weie awaiting word from the Ministry of Finance before
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      170 3 seai nrt KingGeorgelV World's I No other flashlight gives k 1 3Ue Bjff you the power...long lite... 1 J^^B Ity and economy of the Eveready Flashlight when used with an Eveready '^Z^S^^^l^Km Beware of imitations. Inwst upon genuine Eveready H|^^^^=^^^9mBb —the world's best flashlight KJ^^^S^^^^^hW^^B ond flashlight battery. Obtoinable from
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      41 3 J amy I For The Purest of Tobaccos For The i Smoothest *ot Tips ie IDZhXSh& c7heslriSioerdi of-Ci&drettes I Ivory, Cork Tipped and Plain SoY Agent* for S.S and F.M.S. Singapore. P. nang—HENRY WAI'GH A CO. LTD KuUa Lumpur. Ipoh. s\
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    FINANCE BILL REJECTED.
    2043 4 But Certified By Viceroy. NOTES FROM INDIA. While the big issues concerning the future constitution of India are in the melting pot in England, events nearer home have been full of excitement. The Legislative Assembly, about whose responsibility and its increase there has been so much discussion
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    AMPHIBIOUS TANK FOR BRITISH ARMY.
    200 4 SUCCESSFUL TEST WITH NEW INVENTION. London, Oct. 30. A new tank has been made for the British Army, which is as much at home in water -is on land. The tank can swim a wide deep river or can be launched from a battleship, climb
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      315 4 j j Pure, Sweet Milk in Every Tin 4 m When you use KLIM you have a milk supply that never j- I i*ails you. KLIM is always rich, always pure, and always fresh. Il EMMffiT S P WC^ wno e produced by healthy cows. SBHSbH X Only ihe water
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    594 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. I MINING. tS9 OBD BY FRASER CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS Singapore, December 3, 10 a.m. End? CLOSING QUOTATIONS Ends. Buyers. BellerB im Kumbang Tin Dec. 31 tl 3 0 I Malay Dec. 31 n' 18j) E1 50 Hitam Tin June 30 01Q g 1 0 0
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    GENERAL.
    296 5 FRABER <fe CO 'S QUOTATIONS CLOSING QUOTATION v »uf Ends Buyers. Sellers B $2 A!pt Br'ck Pref 3i H »3 0» ?2 A t B-ck Ord D*c 31 '7« 17* n*u £1 B Amencan Tobacco Seor su £3.12.6 £3.17.6 I Centra! Zr.gine Works i»0 »0.3» «0.30 no* 19 Chinese
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    RUBBER.
    517 5 FRASER A CO. AND LYALL EVATTS QUOTATIONS. T TO-DAY'S PRICES. Fraser Co. Lyall Evatte. Issue Value. Year Ends. Buyers. Sellers. Buyers. Seller* $100 Allenby Rubber Feb. 28 0.60 0.70 s0 60 I 0 75 1.00 Alor Gajah Sept. 30. 0.40 v.45 040 045 1.00 Ayer Hitam Mar. 31 0.75
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      428 5 STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY. Stationers and Repairers. 14-A, Change Alley, Singapore. BUY the best typewriter Mmmmmummmwmwmm ■kll ribbons carbons m£ W&m laL-o lor Ptn L Pencil writing:. JJ| We guarant aut < the quality to be the best or else H your money will !j5 V oe refunded, >^^i^^^^^^^^^^^ Ring us
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      561 5 $275 MUST BE WON First Prize $290. Second Prize $75. TWENTY-SECOND CROSSWORD. IN AID OF THE CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY. (ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.) 7j ■■■"/IT""" HH^p^^ T" Ihh*' I Address your solution with entry fee to the Manager. "The Malaya Tribune CLEARLY MARK YOUR COVERS "CROSSWORD" No. 22. COUPON. 3lr. entry
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      255 6 Last Few Nights! Ufa's Brilliant Dramatic Romance of the Imperial Russian Court. I whitelevil" WITH j IVAN MOSJOUKIN j Russia's Most Famous Artiste And a great cast of INTERNATIONAL STARS i Adapted from (be Inspiring Story j "HADJI MURAT" by LEO TOLSTOI Magnificent Regal Scenes of the Imperial Court at
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      178 6 Amusements. v\ PICTURE j "BAD GIRL.'' "BAD GIRL" i i t I "BAD GIRL i The Sensation Of The Year! i Opens 1 To Night I A LH AM BR A j Here's daring, Vivid. Pulsing Romance Real Life Human 5 Stark, Brutally True-Laughs and Tears Mingled in a Glorious
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      161 6 I TO-NIGHT j Norma Shearer in her most brilliant role as th I girl who flung convention to thr j winds in i "Strangers May Kiss" j A Metro -Goldwyn—Mayer Picture IJll hill EAST COAST i/ATflMr; 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 The Most Iproarious Comedy since Talking Pictures Began I "SPLINTERS" A
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    Y.M.C.A. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE.
    155 7 EXTENDED CURRICULUM. We haw received a prospectus of th -¥.M*#.Ar School of Commerce for the season 1931-1932. and a glance through this reveals the fact that the V.M.C.A. School of Commerce is doing an excellent service. Started in 1923. this school has sent out more than
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    THE ALHAMBRA.
    133 7 "BAD GIRL" OPENING TO-NIGHT. Bad Girl' 1 opens at the Alhambra to-night, and in view of the wide publicity given to the film through the best-selling novel of the same name, big houses may be safely expected. This picture comes to Singapore as a super by reason of
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    CHARITY PERFORMANCE FOR HOSPITAL.
    154 7 STRAITS CHINESE DRAMATISTS. m^ in of the sp?clal committee of the Mniii ,2!!T* Amat€ur Dramatic and J£?S£. y at the Garden CIub Raffle Chambers, which was held on Monday last, Cport was reived from various members of the Committee re sale of tickets SLcf P erformanc
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    DEFENCE CONTRIBUTION.
    533 7 An Open Letter to the Unofficial Members of the Legislative Council. Honourable Gentlemen-Just on the eve of UDon thpVf LegLslat,vp Co "™l to decide S" the Vltal q«est.on of the Defen c Condon u,r il5 dt rable tC r mind > ou that the l2h r o'° rded
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    114 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THF WHARVFS Singapore. Dec. 3. WmM Wharf 'Entrance Gate 11 Anhui 22; Cremci 20. Main Wharf (Eotranc* Gat* Si. Concordia 18: Patria 14. Rajput 6. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate v Irisbank 30: Comeric 32: Karapara 35. Empire Dock (Entrance Gale «I Nil. West Wharf (Entrance Gate
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    39 7 The adjourned annual general meeting of the Malayalee Association will be held on Sunday at 4.30 p.m. at 148, Prinsep Street (the Association premises). even if the necessary quorum is not obtained, according to the constitution of the Association.
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    Commercial News.
    598 7 SUFFICIENT STOCKS FOR THE WORLD. NO DEMAND FOR RUBBER AND TIN. Messrs. Lyall Evatt's Fortnightly Review oated Dec. 2. states: Markets have been most disappointing over the past few weeks and with few, very few, exceptions share values continue to declin:. T>ue, tin has improved in sterling value,
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    PAHANG CONSOLIDATED AND RESTRICTION.
    126 7 HUNDREDS OF MINERS BEING RUINED. London, Dec. 2. Mr. H. Frisby. chairman of Pahang Consolidated Co.. Ltd.. presiding at the annual meeting of the company to-day, criticised the methods employed to carry out the tip, restriction scheme, referring to the company as being forced into it.
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    135 7 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE R. A. REPORT. The Singapore Chamber of Oommerc? Rubber Association's weekly auction report dated Dec. 2. states: Catalogued 2.092.879 1b.—934.32 too*. Offered 1.842.424 1b. 822.51 tons. Sold 1.646.549 1b.=735.07 tens. London spot 2 15 16d. New York spot 4 5 16 cents. PRICES REALIZED.
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    EGYPT TREBLING OUTPUT OF COTTON GOODS.
    60 7 Reuter. Cairo, Dec. 2. It is reported that negotiations have been completed for the sale of 400,000 kantars of Government stored cotton to the Mehalla and Alexandria weaving factories, whereby it is hoped to treble Egypt's cotton production to provide work for 5,000 and
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    306 7 B. ETMN AND CO. S KEl'OKt Doc 3. 11 am KLBBEE.. London: 2 15, 16d.. unchanged. New York: 4' 4 cents (G.». down 1/16 cent. Shares: Quiet. Allenbys 60—70 cents, Ayer Moleks 40—50 cents. Ayer Panas 50—60 cent I. Bassetts 35—40 cents. Brogas 35 —40 cents. Bukit
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    INCREASED TRADE IN OCTOBER.
    124 7 MONTHLY MALAYA REPORT. The Malaya Return of Foreign Imports and Exports for October, issued by the Statistics Officj. show a decrease in the imports of the value of $16,801,363 and a decrease in the exports of $15,744,157. as compared with Octobei. 1930. but an increase of
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    51 7 Singapore, Dec. 3. Standard Spot 91, December 91 k gi 4 January 91, February 9 January/March 9 91. April/June 93- 97" Tone of Market: Quiet Steady. Latt-st Cable: London Spot Shee 2 15 I6d per lb. New York: Spot Sheet G. cts. 4 5/16 per
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    TIN AND RUBBER PRICES.
    62 7 London, Dec. 2. Messrs. Lewis, Lazarus and Sons notify today's tin prices as follows. Spot £136 9; 16 (£137 15; 16). Forward £139 5 16 (£l4O 9|16). The market is easier. Messrs. Symington and Wilson notify to-day's rubber prices as follows: Spot 2 15j16d. (2 1516
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    PRODUCE
    146 7 Singapore, Dec. 3. Rice. Siam 1 per Koyan $240 Rice, Siam 2 $207 Ritv. Siam 3 $183 Rice. Siam 4 $170 Rice, Siam A-l $176 Rice, Saigon 1 $1 70 Rice. Saigon 2 $164 Rice, Saigon 3 $159 Rice, Rangoon 1 1 51 Rice, Rangoon 2 $144 Rice, par
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    33 7 The rate of Issue of Money Order for India and Ceylon to-day Is Rs. 153 for $100 Thi rate of payment of Money Orders from' India *nd Ceylon is Rs 157 for $100
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      400 7 Victoria Theatre! mmmm mmm COMMENCING i MONDAY, Dec. 7, at 930 p.m For One Week Only IILLIKN HI-HSHIS INTERNATIONAL REVUE. B King Opens To-Day at John Little Co. pr c !!L__? 3 2, j f~ victoria j NEXT ORGAN RECITAL j Piiday, Dec. 11, at 5.30 pm ORGANIST: Mr. A.
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      456 7 WANTED-Adverttsement canvassers 0I 28 Chuna COmmisSion and Co. TENDERS. SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST. TENDERS, which will be received up to noon on Monday. December 14. 1931. are invited for the execution of Alterations to No 14. South Canal Road. Plans. Specifications and forms of tender may be obtained at the Municipal
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      181 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. ORDNANCE NO. 44 (BANKRUPTCY). IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. In Bankruptcy. No. 169 of 1926. Re DONALD MORGAN THOMASZ of No. 22. Hooper Road. Singapore, Inspector cf Dangrous Trades. Fire Station, Hill Street. Singapore. Notice is hereby given that a Second Dividend
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      327 7 METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. 5 MALAYAN DAILY WEATHER j REI'OR'I. t>mp»r»- Brlgta J STATIONS. iure Rainfall. Sue i M** Mir. •~.1r» J Alor Star 88 74 Nil 6.3 J Kota Bharu 80 73 2.57 0.:» I K. Trengganu 83 73 0.62 2.5 J Kroh 82 70 0.02 3.9 j Situ.wan 86 74
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. Births, Marriages And Deaths. DEATH
    114 8 MADAM WEE GEK NEO—On November 27 1931. at her residence No. 57-1. Lcrong 203. East Coast off Joo Chiat Terrace. Mad in We: Gek Neo. widow of the late Mr. W Soo Tat as d 92 years. She leaves behind or." daughter Mrs.
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    CIVIC ECONOMY.
    917 8 It is only in times of financial stress that, save from "small voices in the wilderness." there is any serious talk of economy by public bodies. Keally, there should be economy all the time, in so far as economy means avoidance of waste of money. Perhaps Malaya., experience
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    DEBATE ON DEFENCE IMPOST.
    300 8 Legislative Council Agenda. The agenda for next Monday's meeting of ♦he Legislative Council <to be held in Singapore) shows that the chief item Will be the second reading of the Contribution to Irr. eri i Defence Bill. It is expected that Mr. J. Bagnall and two
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    33 8 rrom Europe "London mails despatch".i on Nov. 12». by the Rohna" due at P, 6 r.m. to-morrow. From China and Japan by the Kidderpor. due at Singapore 6 a.m. on Monday.
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    MR. A. W. STILL.
    18 8 A cable received from Home to-day reports that Mi. A. W. Still is weakening.
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    613 8 The suit in which Mr. C. O. Campbell, the trainer, is lialasia. Ltd.. for damag s <s set down fci hearing in Penang en Jan. 7. Mr. and HIS. Loke Wan Vat, who weie recently married at Kuala Lumpur, are staying i.i Mr Alan Loke's house at Eraser s Hill
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    415 8 (BY "LOOKBR-OK A hint to the Municipal I: ment Committee. An axe is an instrument or cut, not for gentle strol It looks lik«' peace in M after ail. Thr League so badly! Tckio deserves congral putting the rein on the tarists. who it seem- v set
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    To-Day's Features.
    46 8 BOYS' CORNER, on pap. BERLIN LETTER, on page 3. NOTES FROM INDIA, on page 4 DEFENCE CONTRIBUTION, on TOPICS of TO-DAY, on pace 8 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. OO CLUB DIARY, on page 11. DIARY OF EVENTS, on page U OUR LONDON LETTER 00
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    37 8 LATEST QUOTATION BUPBFB London: 2 15 16d. New York: 4 5/16 <G cent» Singapore: 9> v —9'« <ts. riM London Spot: £137. 5s. (down Three Months: £140. (down 20» Singupora: $69.25 (100 tans s-Id
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      278 8 ROBINSONS j j X'mas Bazaar Bring The Kiddies Along We Have Hundreds of Toys to Select from I Our X'mas Bazaar is The Rendezvous of All j Happy Children. j ROBINSON CO., LTD. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements J I J SINGAPORE. KUALA LUMPUR. J j H. M. V. Record
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      61 8 j j Latest and Smartest j Designs Idoxa! The most accurate j timekeeper. 1 JUST UNPACKED j I.N 1 whist I'ocKEi watches i j ALARM TRAVELLING J CLOCKS. j j U. S. de Silva Bros, j iSOLB AGENTS. J HIGB STREET. SINGAPORE j I I 634 j j North Bridge
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    Honjo Still Aggressive At Chinchow.
    242 9 CHINCHOW AFFAIR STILL SERIOUS. CHINESE NOT TO WITHDRAW? D ULTIMATUM BY HONJO. I i I E ANT) A NEUTRAL ZONE. rapid progress in thi* am il towards an agreement feotaa of Enquiry in Manila from Chinchow inditht position thri.-e is very Ihe .lapan so Commander
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    THE LEAGUE COMMISSION.
    250 9 ITALY RAISES DIFFICULTIES. ,-uig herself as a eandiLeagtai Commission Italy has difficult es. comments "Le because of her open support taeatfea; seccuidly because will probably involve the G* n\ who has unceasingly .ioM ol unilateral treaties, (o L Journal" Signor Scialoj i that Italy had chosen S
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    THE LEAGUE RESOLUTION.
    641 9 "SMv i INFERENCE OF COMMISSION OF ENQUIRY Reuter. 3.48 p.m. the text of th» 1 Is substantially correct, althougr t? forth the terms of the 30 and thj undertakings by Cham places on record th- promise of 1 ibstain from any fresh initiaght lead to conflicts and
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    "SMITHY" HITS A POLE.
    137 9 Bad Luck For Christmas Air Mail. Reuter. Port Darwin. Dec. 2. W doBglng the Anglo-Australian Christmas air mail, which waits to be picked monlf !S here the Australian Airways' mon oplane Soutnern Sun crashed on J v'&y. The airman. Kingsford Smith, who decided nsl T t
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    CRIBBING IN FRENCH EXAMINATIONS.
    88 9 NO MORE FRAUD IN PARIS AND SAIGON! Reuter. Paris. Dec. 3 A long-distance 'vribbing" fraud is revealed by the official announcement that in future different Civil Service examination papers will be set in Paris and Saigon. Hitherto the examinations were held at 8 o'clock in the
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    LAND PLANE SPEED RECORD.
    96 9 BEATEN AND NOT BEATEN. Reuter. Detroit. De-c. 2. Averaging 284.72 milts per hour over a threekilometre course. Lowell Bayles. of Springfield (Massachusetts) to-day broke tne world speed record for a land plane, so far held by Fiance, with 278.48 mdes per hour Later. An official re-check
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    178 9 BAD MONEY ON MOSQUITO BVSES. The story of how a little boy was employed tc dispose o* bad five cent pieces produced by counterfeiters residing at Changi w~; le- »s.jed at the Special Session af the lltaeaipare /issizes yesterday when three Chinese wese ehMged before Mr. Justice a'Beckett
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    CHETTIARS ON GRAVE CHARGES.
    76 9 HUGE BAIL DEMANDED. (From Our Own Corrbspondent.) Penang. Dec. 2 Two Chettiars were charged in the Police Court to-day with criminal breach .>f trust as an agent and with abetment respectively. The offence is alleged to have been committed In respect of promisso y notes and
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    MUNICIPAL BUDGET INQUIRY.
    90 9 It is officially announced, as reported in the •Malaya Trtbune" on Saturday, that the General Committee of the Municipality decided on Friday that the following Commissioners form the Committee to make full inquiry into the various items of the Budget for 1932. a view to a recommendation
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    TWO KILLED IN TRAIN COLLISION.
    39 9 Reuter. Brussels. Dec. 3. So far two people are dead and 24 injured owing to an express from Lille to Antwerp crashing into a passenger train from Brussels to Antwerp near Malines this evening.—Reuter.
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    CONTINUED FALL OF STERLING.
    107 9 Government Feels No Alarm. Reuter. London. Dec. 2. The fall of sterling is given prominence in the press but no alarm is expressed. The city is described as unperturbed. It is understood that the President of the Board of Trade indicated to a meeting of the
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    HOUSE OF COMMONS.
    325 9 QUESTIONS ON DISARMAMENT AND TARIFFS. Rugby. Dec. 2. The importance which the British Government is known to attach to the forthcoming World Disarmament Conference received further emphasis to-day when in the House ot Commons at question time the Prime Minister made an announcement on the composition of
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    BURMA CONFERENCE BEGINS WORK.
    100 9 Rugby. Dec. 2. The work of the Surmest Round-Table Conferenc began to-day at St. James's Palace, under the chairmanship of Lord Peel. The King's reply to the loyal message set by the •naugural meeting last week, expressing His Majesty's earnest hope that ihe deliberations en Which
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    FAMOUS GERMAN BANKER INJURED.
    43 9 Reuter. Berlin. Dec. 2. Hr. Schacht. ex-President of the Reichsbank. is hi hospital with two broken ribs as the result of a car he was driving skidding on an icy road and crashing into a pile of wood —Reuter.
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    RECEIVERSHIP OF RAILWAY.
    45 9 Reuter. New York, Dec. 2. A petition for receiver-hip of the Wabash Railway Company has*be«i filed in the United States District Court. St. Louis, by the Attorney for the T. J. Moss Tie Co.. St. LouLs. with the consent of the railways.—Reuter.
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    COMMONS DEBATE ON INDIA.
    1176 9 UNGROUNDED FEARS DISPELLED. POLICY CERTAIN TO BE ENEORSED. LABOUR SUPPORTS THE PREMIER. Reuter. Feeble opposition (of a few Diehard*) k t> ing off (red in Parliament to fchjl Government's policy of an All-India Federation. First reports of the debate appear below: Rugby, Dec. 2. The House
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    KWI WANTS FIGHT WITH NASH.
    213 10 MUTSU LEAVING FOR JAPAN. BOXING. Y. C. SONG TO MEET O'CAMPO. Battling Kwi's manager called here to-day and said that his charge is anxious for a scrap with Syd. Nash Kwi, it will be remembered, went the full distance with Al. Rivers in the American's
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    BRISBANE TEST DRAWN?
    122 10 TWO HOURS' PLAY YESTERDAY. CRICKET. Brisbane. Dec. 2. Play in the Test between Australia and South Africa was resumed at 4 p.m. to-day and at dose of play the South Africans' score was 152 for 6 wkts. Mitchell being undefeated with 53 runs.—Reuter. After the Australians, who
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    F.A. CUP REPLAYS.
    60 10 ACCRINGTON TROUNCE ROTHERHAM. ASSN. FOOTBALL. Reuter. London. Dec. 2. The replays in the first round of the F.A. Cup competition resulted as follows: Gainsborough 1, Crewe 0. Acc ring ton 5, Rotherham 0. Watford 2, Thames 1. Northfleet 0, Bournemouth 1. Brentford 2, Tunbridge Wells 1. Halifax
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    S.C.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
    101 10 PING-PONG. TO-DAY'S TIES "B" Class handicap: Ong Slow Kee owe 6 v. Koh Jek Klang .-cr.. Poh Chee Joey scr. v. Ng Chee Seng owe 6. TO-MORROW'S TIE. "A," Class handicap (final): Lai Kwong Chun owe 9 v. Teo Tian Keng scr. MONDAY'S TIES. Championship semi-final: Leong Siew
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    JAPANESE TRIUMPHS.
    81 10 ATHLETICS. Japan will hold a str.i g hand for next year's Olympic Games at Los Angeles in field events at any rate. At the National meeting held in Tokyo recently, two world's refcords were made. Chuhei Nambu taking the long jump at 26 feet 2 1-8 in. nesting
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    MALAYA CUP COMPETITION.
    269 10 THREE MATCHES THIS WEEKEND.,. RUGBY FOOTBALL. There will be three matches in the Malaya Cup competition this week-end, two in the Southern section at Singapore on the same day. and the ether at Ipoh, in the Northern s ction. Singapore meet Negri Sembilan at the S.C.C. and
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    SCRATCH MATCH ON PADANG.
    138 10 In place of the tournament fixture in which the A.P.C. and L were given a walk over by the Malaya Command Officers, two scratch team.representing these sides played a game o» the Padang yesterday. Although tht Services had the larger shar. of the game territorially, neither
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    GOOD RECOVERY BY AIRMEN.
    229 10 S.C.C. AND R.A.F, DRAW. HOCKEY. The slippery condition of the ground prevented the teams from displaying their best at the Padang yesterday, when the S.C.C. entertained the R.A.F. team. It drizzled throughout the game. The Club were two goals up in the first ha if but
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    I.A. TOURNAMENT.
    125 10 BADMINTON. The final positions in the Indian Association tournament (singles championship, league system) are as follows: P W. L. Pts. G, V. Santhou 11 n o u M. I. Fernandez 11 10 i 10 A. I. Peraira 11 9 2 9 A. R. Menon 11 7 4 7
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    130 10 DATES PLAYERS. Association Football. Social A.P. team v. Tanjong Pagar Fitters' A.P. on Saturday at the T. Pagar ground: Leong Kah Yuen. Leong Pang Leen and Koh Ah Sang. Teo Kirn Swee. Goh Chai Chuan, Lye Ah Fook. Wo 3 Kah Khui. Ng Hon FeX Ng Ah Soo. Chow Yong
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    MISSING CUTLERY CASE.
    350 10 TRIAL BY DISTRICT JUDGE. MANAGER AND BOARDING HOUSE PROPRIETRESS. Mr. R. H. C. Laverton, manager of Raffles Hotel, and Mrs. Sylvia Ella Campbell, boarding house proprietress, who were charged, respectively, the other day with theft of various articles of cutlery, the property of Raffles Hotel, and dishonestly
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    DEBENTURE HOLDERS' ACTION.
    300 10 SUIT AGAINST ADELPHI HOTEL COMPANY. Mr. Isaac Manasseh Meyer and two others were plaintiffs in an action commenced before the Chief Justice (Sir William Murison) in the Supreme Court to-day against the Adelphi Hotel Co Ltd.. in respect or debentures held by plaintiffs in the defendant company
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    EARLY MORNING CALL FOR BRIGADE.
    139 10 HOUSE IN HONG KONG STREET BADLY DAMAGED. One of a row of shop-houses in Hong Kong Street was badly damaged by fire early this morning. Receiving the call at a little after five o clock, the Central Fiv Station promptly sent two engines out. But
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    SISTER SHIP TO "BERMUDA" ORDERED.
    55 10 SHIPPING NEWS. Rugby, Dec. 2. Sir Frederick Lewis. Chairman' of Furness Withy, Ltd.. owners of the "Bermuda." which was recently destroyed by fire at Belfast, announced that a contract had to-day been placed with Vickers, Armstrong. Ltd.. for construction of a sister ship costing over
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    63 10 The Band of the S.S. Police will play the following programme, weather permitting, at Katong Park on Saturday, commencing at 5.15 p.m.: Overture, "Marinarella" Pucik; Selection of Stephen Adams's Songs; Romanza "Notte d'lncanto" Cerri; Meditation, "Aye Maria" Gounod; Ballet Music from "Coppella," Delibes; Descriptive, "Funeral March of a Bumble Bee."
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    PEARL'S HILL SCHOOL.
    634 10 WARM TRIBUTE TO HEADMISTRESS. hhh •Educational work here is a real force for good." stated Mr. C. G. Coleman. Inspector of Schools, at the annual prize distribution of the Pearl's Hill School yesterday. The function was well attended and among those present were Lady Clementi. Mr. J.
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    GAMBLING CHARGES IN PENANG.
    190 10 SURPRISE WITHDRAWAL OF CASE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Dec. 2. Surprise was caused in the Police Court this morning when Detective Inspector Hall, on the instructions of the D.P.P., withdrew the cnarges ot gambling in a common gaming house Lgainst prominent Chinese and with assisting
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    THE "EX-BAD BOY."
    208 10 BRIGHT COMEDY AT THE PAVILION. A entertaining programme was put en at yesterday's change at the popular Pavilion Theatre. The main picture is supported by a strong introductory programme of shorts, which include a novel series of items entitled "Strange as lt Seems." These pictures are coloured
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    ANOTHER ULTIMATUM BY GEN. HONJO?
    455 10 CHANG HSUEH LIANG TO GET OUT Shanghai, Dec. 3. Members to serve in the Supervisory Yuan cf the Nanking Government were elected by the Canton Congress yesterday, according to a telegram from Mr. Hu Han Mm to Dr. Wang Ching Wei. The Canton sessions will
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    FIRST AID AT JALAN BESAR.
    40 10 Municipal Committee No. 6 has decide h. provide a first-aid outfit for Jala? Ssar Stadium and to accept the kind offer" of Mr ?n g JT f Ttit 10 his Private in «ases of emergency.
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    ANOTHER RUBBER SCHEME.
    808 10 Retain Stocks In Countrm Of Origin. Govt. Action Needed For what it ls worth, and n of publishing any we give t he following sch. minduiiry. submitted by Mr. Qua! of Ban Heap Huat Co fTefuk Singapore), whe points out that sicn of his previous scheme: Everyone
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    KARACHI-DELHI AIR SERVICE.
    88 10 On the expiry or the pm with Imperial Airways on Dec. Ii ana Delhi Flying Clubs, and al* Club of Jodhpur (which was open, will take over the Karachi-Delhi change will be introduced in th the Punjab mails to connect ail bound Air Mail at Karachi. In
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    16 10 A special general untitled Chinese Amateur Diamatic and Ifus* will be held to-night at 72. Desk,
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    REDUCING COST OF MAINTENANCE.
    3232 12 HOW TO FIGHT RUBBER StUMP. ML WHITFORDS ADDRESS TO ROTARY CLUB. Forestry methods applied to Rubber Plantation," was the subject of an interesting address by Dr. H. N. Whitford at th? weekly tiffin meeting of th? Rotary Club of Singapore, held at the Adelphi Hotel yesterday.
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    CORRESPONDENCE CLUB FOR MALAYANS.
    82 12 PHILATELISTS HELPED. Many philatelists and lovers of correspondence will be interested in the Anglo-Malayan International Correspondence Club, which affords opportunity to correspond and exchange with people all over the world. The annual subscription, including the club's Quarterly Journal, is 51.2.V At present the club has members
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    3211 13 GUARDING THE KING'S MINISTERS. (Special to the 'Malaya Tribune.") London. Nov. 5. When crowds assemble in Whitehall on occasions such as the opening of Parliament. Cabinet Ministers who walk to the House of Commons are attended by a strong bodyguard of policemen, both in uniform and in
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    RUSSIA LACKS LABOUR.
    613 14 NO QUEUES AND NO DOLES. THE PEASANTS AND THE TOWNS. The Soviet Union to-day is a land without non-political unemployment, writes the Moscow correspondent of the "Observer." More than that, it is a country where an acute shortage of labour prevails in many fields. Not only are
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    NEW HOUSE OF COMMONS.
    427 14 SOME INTERESIING FEATURES. J London. Oct. 30. The analysis of the membership of the new House of Commons shows there are heirs to lour Dukedoms. four Marquisates twelve Earldoms, one Barony—all Conservatives with the exception of Viscount Elmley. who is a Liberal Nationalist. Ninety members are
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