Malaya Tribune, 7 January 1933

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XX. No. ,|T SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, Jan. 7, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1933
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      148 1 Buy the "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST/ The Picture Paper. 20 cents. Sjiji 111! j You will be satisfied |j j ill CARLSBERG PILSENER cj. 111 ll nlt II "CHOP HIJAU" Obtainable at Hotels, Clubs and The ideal drink for tropical Rest House s throughout the Bit |i! Straits Settlements and the
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      419 1 A. FLINTER 6, Raffles Place, Sagapare. Importing Diamonofc and •Pearl of eveny size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. r j BEER Wm U' SI S. PAItBY
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    CIVIL RIGHTS FOR CHINA.
    814 2 Mrs. Sun Vat Sen Leads New League. A Bill of Rights for the people of China i£ the object now sought by a group of Chinese led by such prominent people as Mrs. Jun Yat-sen (Scong Ching-lln), widow of the country's great revolutionary leader, Dr. I
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    115 2 A new self-propelling mooring mast has been con5trnrtell lcr Uie Unitecl Ltn».«» elnvnl Ltntlon nt cnlllornln. tbe mnln llnter»»«t ol vblcb lien ln itn teleLcoptc properties. <«»VL 'SclsNllllc report). tbe mn»t l» lover«l. »ne belllbt ol tbe npp»r»tu» relntlvelL «nnll nncl tbe loin! bei,bc ol tbe M22t l« 75 leet.
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      287 2 No woman ever had a lovelier figur^^Py^ El A few words of expert fj3Sßa jjg advice would have kept f fflSl 9 her complexion worthy I Sal w& of so divine a form. V *$S8 jig You can be spared an un* mWSt H sightly skin. It's all so easy.
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      12 2 It's Best to Subscribe to the MALAYAN SATURDAY POST Then You're Sure!
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      160 2 I Have YOU TVkJ 1 Nestles j (English) COCOA? II If not, you have missed a treat, for this cocoa is of superlative quality and flavour. SEND NOW 10 cents in stamps for an attractive sample tin, with mirror lid. I Use This Coupon. j 144, Cecil Street, Singapore. 1
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    97 3 Letters To The Editor. [Our readers are invited to write to us on mbjectt of public interest, n must De underttood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by corresoondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF iS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double wacingj, and on one
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    Christmas And Santa Claus.
    664 3 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune") Sir, —In regard to the question put by The Little Match Gir!" in your popular paper of •he 30th ult. regarding the origin cf the Christmas Tree, I would lil:e all who are interested in this subject to study the origin
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    Unemployment.
    300 3 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—The European Un:mployment Ccmmitt c are supporting ov.r a buodr:d energetic Eurcp:ar.s, who would br- willing to accept wed: of any kind at $4 or $5 a day. At the Singriper Civil Aerodrome there arc quite a number i electric navvies which have cos.
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      329 3 ORIENTAL I GOVERNMENT SECURITY LIFE ASSURANCE CO., LTD. T 5^5 (INCORPORATED IN INDIA 1874). HEAD OFFICE: BOMBAY 1 I S m++> j j Life Assurance is a Real Necessity, j The fallowing is an appreciation from a Grateful Beneficial-: j j THE BRANCH SECRETARY, Oriental Life. Office, Kuala Lumpur. J
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      11 3 FASCI NATE 6 i JOHN PLAYER SONS. M j/f/ ENGUAND. j^Mfm
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      602 4 !Ij ill *j| Jw fhiCompos history, and also 'Hg I "TEtoC* '"'T"' 1 -H7— H \ID the biggest MONEY SAVING 1 vest. kSs. '•^ST^IS L :J \Wi IB y] 00 B Opera top, also round neck. As sketcn s"auusfvjv >STft ill EVENT in the experience of 1 size 36,38, 40
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    1189 5 LATEST QUOTATIONS. MINING. ■«JSCBD BY FBASEB CO, EXCHANGE AND STOCK BBOKEBS. Singapore. Jan. 7. 1933. 10 a.m. mSL Buyer*. Sellers. £1 Asam Kumbang Tin 23 6 256 •1 Austral Malay 18|- 20|- norn 5,. Ayer Hitam Tin 11- 119 il Eangrin Tin 11 12 11 Bataog Padang
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    MARKET PRICES.
    456 5 Singapore, Dec. 30. MEAT. Be n f, steak (round), kati 32 Beef, stew or curry, kati 25 Pork, lean, kati 42 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 35 Mutton, Australian, lb. 25 Fowl, katf 40 Hens (locally reared), kati 45 Ducks, each 60 Pigeons, domestic unfledged, pair
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    FASCISM IN JAPAN.
    1547 5 A Talk With Baron Hiranuma. My interpreter's car has left the uniform. cming s r.ets cf modern Tckjse,,. H re there a c only small wooden nous* ;i .r-undcd by little gardens. In this .till tru.; Japanese quarter lives th> Baron Hiranum»: prcsiden, cf Hm State Foundation
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    "TOTE CLUBS" FOR BOMBAY?
    132 5 New Scheme To Fight "Bucket Shops." t• Bombay. Dec. 19. The doom of "bucket shops" in Bombay is oreshadowed in a new scheme which certain nterests. connected with the Western India Club, are reported to be evolving for the pproval of the l:eel Governmen:. The idea
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    MOTH-PROOFING SOAP.
    112 5 A novel idea for preserving wool matela h again t attae'r ty mot.-s is co.crcd in recent British paten: r.. d co ssts of usinT n washing processes' a scap wh eh ccnta ns oth-prorfms srbVances cccoding to a •Scientific American" reporti. In this man.er a fresh supply
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    MANCHUKUO AND SOVIET.
    1253 5 NO NEGOTIATIONS FOR FRIENDLY RELATIONS WITH ANY COUNTRY YET. Harbin, D.c. 4. Yesterday ihe local rrrre; rtatlve cf Manrnukuo Foreig/i Affar?. Mr. shi Lu -b n rec.lved the representative of the Russan T<ess.,(Soviet excepted) and discussed dip oiraIL T L rS Wlth them IIe stated thai though
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    CAFE'S WHITE SLAVES.
    708 5 G'rJs Ojoled To EastEnd Den. LONG TERM OF PRISON FOR COLOURED MAN. T: -nic strr'cs cf the a'sociation of whifv girls »i h colonic: men vets tod at Old Eaihy th:n Abu Ahmed Abdul Latif Tarafdar. 23, I Briti p h Irdian. was charged With llfi&g on
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    TREATMENT OF DIABETES.
    178 5 American Drug Controller's Views. i Th* following is from the "6c entlfie American": Persons ~ho have diabetes should not rely for treatment upon almond or bran bread, suprarenal extracts, epinephrine, opium, scdium bicarbonate, or levu:ose, says Dr. P. f. Cuilen, chief of drug control of the Federal
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      245 5 "MALAYA TRIBUNE." 20 Pages For 5 Cents y y Every Saturday. WEEK-END SUPPLEMENT FOR THE HOME, T/ic Saturday -Tribune" has an Extra Supplement <rf four Pages. This Suppiement contains exclusive Air Mail articles, the Boys' Corner, the Girls' Corner, Notes for Women, Book Comments, Motoring Notes, and a section under
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      198 6 c.IS NIGHTLY 9.15 Matinees: To-Day To-Morrow at 3. HE FOUGHT FOR HUMANITY —^^^BJ humanity ar.d loved to WiffimKm jk--lose tn his hour of triumph the "'TTKr'rWM j«| woman he loted'. i Ihe truth his iteadfas: s clinging to the- love of one g eat Ropoid Colmor).*Helen HQUeS woman in Sam/er
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      310 6 Amusements I CAPITOL Matinees: To-Day To-morrow at 3.15 p.m. 6.15 NIGHTLY 9.15 WW /i TRULY A PICTURE THAT REACHES THI HIGHEST PINNACLE OF PERFECTION JOHN BARRYMORE r^P ♦> in Warner Bros.* Brilliant W 5* RUSSIAN IMPERIAL BALLET L 3 The Mad Beniosi% V Daziling Ballet Scenes Kg^/yi^jHH MARIAN MARSH X
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      204 6 To-T>ay and Sunday HERE WE ARE —BANG ON TOP AGAIN WITH THE BIG V\ EEK-END ENTERTAINMENT—AS USUAL LAST DAY OF "BACK STREET"! STARRING JOHN BOLES and IRENE DUNN j A UNIVERSAL PICTURE. THE FILM THAT IS THE TALK OF THE WORLD An appealing sincere picture, without any DON'T BELIEVE US
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    105 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore, Jan. 7. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Cltta Di Siracusa 19. Main Wharf (Entrance Oate 3). Saarbrucken 18; Boston Maru 16; Pembrokeshire 13; Hai Hing 11; Saparoea 9. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Kinta 32; Tnurland Castle 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Oate 4)t
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    402 7 Offer Of 50 Per Cent. Rejected I Mr. G. O. B. Hackett, formerly of Hackett and Co. was adjudged bankrupt yesterday by Mr. Justice Beckett Terrell in the Bankruptcy Ccurt on the motion of the Official Assigns (Mr. C. Wilson). He opposed the motion :i the ground that
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    THE CORONER'S COURT.
    118 7 Rival Gangs Clash In Coffee Shop. After hearing further evidence yesterday, the Singapore Coroner (Mr. F. G. Bourne) recorded r. verdict of culpable homicide amounting to murder regarding the death of a Chinese. Yee Gun. who died as the result of being stabbed hi a coffee shop
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    SOVIET ICE-BREAKER AGROUND.
    54 7 SHIPPING NEWS. Reuter's Wireless Service. Moscow, Jan. 3. The Soviet Ice-breaker "Malyguln," with a crew of 100 aboard, is agrcund not far from Spitsbergen. The ice-breaker "Sebov" went t her assistance but was unable to refloat he.'. The "Lenin," which is at Archangel, is no*v tn rcuie
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    CHINESE STEAMER FOUNDERS.
    69 7 ;> Canton, Jan. 7. A Cantonese steamer on its way to Swato.v frcm Huailoi foundered last night. Forty passengers were drowned. —"Mm Kuo Jlh Pao." The "Silveryew" will leave for Port Swettenham, Belawan-Deli, Penang, Colombo, Morka, Port Said, Genoa, Boston, New York, Mobilo and New Orleans at
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    ARRIVALS.
    43 7 "Oldenmu*," Oer.. 5,106 tons, from Manila. 7-1; for Hamburg, 7-1. ••Retch," Dut., 258 tons, from Bengkalls, 7-1; for Bangkalis, 9-1. "Raul-." Brtt., 573 tons* from Pontianak 7-1; fi.it FonttanaX »-U "Taian Maru," Jap., 1,897 tons, from Port Swettenham, 7-1; for Kobe, 7-1.
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    CHRISTMAS IN HONGKONG.
    1555 7 THRONGS ATTEND THE CARNIVALS: BIG CHURCH CONGREGATIONS. GOVERNMENT HOUSE RECEPTION. Hongkong, Dec. 27. Hongkong celebrated Christmas very much as usual, and the various gatherings, both public and private, were well attended and showed the undimmed spirit of lestivity and enjoyment, in which slumps and other worries were
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    INDIANS CONVICTED.
    112 7 Sequel To Scene Outside Cafe. The three Indians who were charged with using criminal force to Mr. N. C. Begg and voluntarily causing hurt to Mrs. Begg, were convicted by the Fourth Magistrate 'Mr. A. C. Boyd) yesterday. The first accused was fined $50 or one month's rigorous
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    QUEEN'S VISIT TO PRINCE'S TENANTS.
    473 7 Talk With Unemployed. London, Dec. 14. The Queen, with the Prince oi Wales, paid a surprise visit to Kenning ton. London, yesterday, and called at the newly-formed Lambeth branch cf the Personal Service League. The branch's headquarters are in a shop in Kennington-rcad, which has
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    THE BRAHMIN AND THE COW.
    362 7 Ancient Ceremony At Kottakal. Pattambi (S. ilndia). Dec. 13. "Pro'ect Brahmins and cows; and may your reign be prosperous!" In these wcrds the customary exhortation and blessing to the Zamorin of Calicut were pronounced by the high-priest who officiated at the Ariylt-f.-vazcha or formal Installation
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    54 7 An increasing number of White Russians are taking out papers to become naturalised Manchukuo citizens Thousands of White Russians, people without a country, reside hi Manchuria, Harbin itself being perhaps more typical of Old Russia than any other ln the wo-!d. So far 1.125 White Russians in Harbin alone have
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    310 7 B. ETLIN AND CO S REPORT. COMMERCIAL NEWS. Jan. 7, 11 a.m RUBBER. London: 2 13 32d., unchanged. New York: 3 316 cents (G.), up 1;32 cent. Shares: Quiet. Allenbys 45—55 centa, Ayer Moleks 30—35 cents, Ayer Panas 30—35 cents, Bassetto 16—20 cento, Brogas 20—25 cents, Bukit
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    221 7 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore, Jan. 7. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 31 32:1 London 3 months' slghi 2s. 3 15 iud., London 60 days sight 2s. 3 29 32d., London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 7 5 d.. London demand 2s. 3 27 32d,
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    BENZINE AND KEROSENE PRICES.
    152 7 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (S.S.). LTD. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon |0 80 Ex 4 gallon drum per British Imperial gallon $0-89 Shsll Motor Spirit per 4 gallon tin »3.73
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      302 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED —In elligent Malay Junior Clerk by English Firm. Writ stating qualifications jtnd salary required to Box No. 680, c|o Malay Tritune. ..ANTED—A Lady Teacher for a school. Minimum qualification. Junior Cambridge. Apply Box 681, c o Malaya Tribune. "wanted- Lady Teach-rs. Must have either Camb Junior or
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      8 7 For the Week-end— MALAYAN SATURDAY POST." 20 Cents.
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      85 7 A««pf« exceed $12,000,000. -r r T Assets exceed Assurance in force over $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Strait* Settlement!) HEAD OFFICE: 0«* yfara 1* CecU street, Singapore, LONDON, OPTCE: 27. Old Jewry. EC. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England
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      62 7 MAILS CLOSE. MONDAY, JAN. 9. North, N.-East and ;N.-West Sumatra (Ophir) 9 a.m. Tembilahan and Indragiri I (Chee Seng) 10 a.m. uwo-CNua (G. g. Paul Doumer) 11 a.m. Indragiri nad Tembilahan n (Ban Siong Bee) 3 p.m. EK 1 ««*> 2P-m- Pa ndjang. Bengkalls and Bagan JJ A PJ A
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      62 7 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Last Yesterday. Night Max. Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall Sunshine Temp. Stations. deg. F. Inches, hours deg. F Alor Star 91 Nil 10.2 69 Ko a Bharu X Trengganu 84 0.01 10.3 71 Bukit Jeram 87 Nil 6.8 70 Mcrslng 83 Nil 9.9 75 Singapore
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    31 8 Sirs. R. Chandra and relatives to thank all those who sent wreaths as well as those who kindly attended the funeral of the late Mr. R. Chandra yesterday.
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    A LOOK AROUND.
    753 8 The overwhelming preponderance of world opi lion against Japan, in respect of the present Far Eastern crisis, is striking and significant. There arc such organs as the Hotly Mail, which with characteristically superficial plea stridently takes the other side, and the Daily Telegraph, which feels its way
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    175 8 Mr. G. L. Ham has been seconded for service under the Singapore Municipality. The Hon. Mr. w. H. Thome, acting Chief Juc:lcc, F.M.S.. is expected to go on Home leave m March. M.. and Mrs. F. A. Pledger are leaving Singapore fcr Australia by the -Nieuw Holland" on the 19th
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    OFFICIAL PROTEST TO PERSIA.
    168 8 Soviet Resents Trade Boycott. Reuter. Teheran, Jan. C. An official protest to Persia, coupled with a demand fcr the cessation of the boycott on Soviet goods, has been made by the Soviet Errba.' sy in consequence of a movement among Persian merchants to boycoct goods from
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    THE GOVERNORS TOUR.
    124 8 Programme Of His Itinerary. The following is the programme of the Governor's itinerary from to-day until Saturday, Jan. 23: Saturday, Jan. 7, His Excellency and party leave Penang to: Langkawi in s.y. "Sea Belle II." Sunday. Jan 8, in Langkawi. Monday, Jan. 9, leave Langkawi fcr Penang
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    MARY PICKFORD'S BROTHER DEAD.
    59 8 Paris. Jan. 3. Mary P:ckf:rd's brother. Jack Pickford, died tc-day in the American Hospital. He has been .•nflcring from a nervous breakdown since Oc 14. His first wife. Oiivc Thomas, died in the Lame hospital in 1920 from the effects cf drinking an external lotion in
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    GERMAN TRADE LEADER'S DEATH.
    46 8 Berlin. Jan. Dr. Ernst yon Borsig, cne of Germany's leadinn industrial leaders ?nd an old time Prhv Councillor, died this morning at the age of 63. He fostered co-operation between the Labourites and industrialists to rehabilitate the ccuntry cfter the war.—Reuter. Reuter.
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS.
    91 8 The Government Gazette notifies the appointment cf the following to bo Municipal Commissioners with effect from Jan. 1. 1933: I SINGAPORE: Mr. S. G. Hacker, Mr. S. Q. Wong. Dr. H. S. Moonshi, Dr. H. T. Wee, Dr. K. K. Pa'hy, Mr. D. G. Osborne-Jones and Mr. C
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    392 8 M.. H. T. Nicholas has returned from leave anc* resumed duties as State Engineer. P.W.D., SelPnsor, and Mr. S. J. Oooch. who acted during his absence, has been appointed Engineer in Charge of Aercdrcme Sites. 5.6. pnd F.M.S.. a new post. Mrs. Wee Hap Lee tn.e Tech Liew Neo>, agrd
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    507 8 (BY "LOOKER-ON."j Any reference to festive spirits these days only raises the ghost of a smile. It all seems so long ago and the bills are now pouring in! c The late Mr. Coolidge was lucky in being American President when business was bright. Mr. Hoover bumped
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    41 8 From China and Japan by the "Havre Maru due at Singapore on Mcnday. From China and Japan by the -Burn Maru," due at Singapore on Monday From France by the "Andre Lebon." due Singapore at 6 a.m on Tuesday
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    72 8 CIVIL RIGHTS FOR CHINA, on pace OUR READERS' VIEWS, on page 3. CAFE'S WHITE SLAVES, on page 5. FASCISM IN JAPAN, on page 5. MANCHUKUO AND SOVIET, on page 5 CLUB DIARY, on page 11. DIARY OF EVENTS, on page 11. "ARRESTED" VICTIM OF BANDITS. en pagf
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    JAPANESE PREPARING TO ADVANCE. CHINESE REPULSE ANOTHER ATTACK.
    1006 9 DAILY BOMBING OF VILLAGES. Sleep In Th? Open. OPPOSITION TO LOCAL SETTLEMENT. "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Tne hinofc troops repulsed an attack by the Japanese on their Uiuns alone the liver bank near i jikv an estc.day. The Japanese BUMaiag and ammunition
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    PREMONITION OF HIS DEATH.
    191 9 Prophetic Letter Of Mr. Coolidge. Reuter. London, Jan. 6. Mi. Coolidges simplicity, shrewdness, and taciturnity are among the qualities emphasised in the London papers. The "Times" says that the period of th-> C:ohdge prosperity will always be remembered at a golden age "Now he is dead
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    PURGE OF RED OFFICIALS.
    118 9 Ringleaders Sentenced Tj Death. Reuter's Wireless Service. Moscow, Jan. 3. A scandal among the higher ranks cf the Communists was revealed to-day *t th 1 tria' of eleven party leaders f:r deliberate sabotage xith regard to grain collections. Th -> ringleaders, including M. Golivin, ex-Secrc ary
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    SEQUEL TO INDIAN'S TRAGIC DEATH.
    113 9 Young Man On Capital Charge. 0 Tlure was a sequel tD the tragic death of T J. R w Chandrasekaran, the well-known Indian who was scabbed to death on Thursday r-ght, when the deceaseds cook, an Indian n-mde° Ut 19 years Cf &8C charged with
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    SIR MILES LAMPSON.
    39 9 Arrival In Singapare This Morning. Sir Miles Lampson, British Minister to China, arrived in Singapore this mcrnlng by the "Naidera" on his way back to China after vacation in Europe. He continues his at daylight to-merrow.
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    "ATLANTIQUE" STILL BURNING.
    202 9 Fire Caused By Short Circuit Paris, Jan. 6. The Atlantique" is now b ing tewed to Cherbourg but is not expected to reach there b fore Saturday night. Havre, Jan. G. Towinf; the "Atlantiquc," reported a: 11 o'clock to be 65 miles from Havr?, is proving most
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    MR. JUSTICE SPROULE.
    508 9 Striking Tributes From Penang Bar. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I Fenang, Jan. 6. Striking tributes to Mr. Jus ic: op o 1? I were paid i.. the Supreme Ccurt this lr.or.i r g belore a full g&ther;n;j of members cf .h Ear. The Hen. Mr. Lim Cheog
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    POLAND COMPLAINS TO B.B.C.
    101 9 "Abuse Of A Friendly Nation." Reuter's Wireless Service. London, Jan. 3. A protest against the use of a British radio station for the purpose of pclitical propaganda against a friendly nation has been made to the Foreign Office by the Polish Ambassador in London. The Ambassador's
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    KREUGER TOLL INQUIRY.
    39 9 Reuter. Washington, Jan. 6. Senator Norbeck announces that the Senat? Banking Committee which is investigating the stock markets will inquire into the Kreug» r Toll crash at a public hearing on Jan. It. —Reuter. f 'J >
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    ATTEMPT TO MURDER OFFICERS.
    244 9 SIKH SOLDIER'S CONFESSION. Troops Deprived Of Arms. COMMUNAL OUTBREAK IN ALWAR. Reuter. As a mark 0 censure for the wounding o an cHiccr and as a result of their reiusal to accept as messmates lower caste compatriots, Sikhs the Bombay Sappers have been forbidden tc carry
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    JOINT FLIGHT OVER ATLANTIC.
    134 9 Mr. Mrs. Mollison's Next Adventure. Reuter's Wireless Service. London, Jan. 3. Frllowing the arrival jof Mr. and Mrs. MoUi on in London by air thic afternoon fro.i. their holiday in Swiiz rland, it is announced hat th?y have arranged to attempt a Joint fllgh* across the
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    OPIUM SMOKING IN FAR EAST.
    95 9 Agreement Waiting For Ratification. Reuter. London. Jan. 6. The agreement signed at Bangkok on Nov. 27, 1931. for the control cf opium smoking in the Far East has been Issued in a White Paper. It is pointed out that the agreement has not been ratified
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    AMBASSADOR TO SOVIET.
    42 9 New Office For Dr. W. W. Yen. Sin Chew Jit Poh. Nanking, Jan. 7. A Government mandate has appointed Or. W. W. Yen (Chief Chinese delegate to the League of Nations) Ambassador to the Soviet Government—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC IN ENGLAND.
    56 9 Reuter's Wireless Service. London, Jan. 3. The unseasonably mild weather is blamed for the severe epidemic of influenza in many partr. of Britain, instanced by the fact that 30,000 mple postal employees in London and the Home Counties are on the sick-list, representing 20 per cent,
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    Sports & Pastimes. RIVERS OUTPOINTS BRADY.
    1003 10 Sports Pastimes. RIVERS OUTPOINTS BRADY. American's Superb Ringcraft. Graham Beats Sullivan. LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS AT NEW WORLD. BOXING. (By K.O.") A rcccrd crcwd turned cut at the New World Boxing Arena last nigh. 1 and were g.ven their money's worth, for ihe main event and tho Ftmi-final produced some really
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    MALAYA CUP COMPETITION.
    98 10 KEY MATCH AT SEREMBAN TO-DAY. RUGBY FOOTBALL. G. C. Ashworth, Singapore's best wingthrcequarter, will not be playing at Seremban to-day, in the deciding match in the Southern section of the Malaya Cup competition, between Singapore and the Negri-Malacca combination. His place in the Singapore side will be
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    TWENTY-FOUR POINTS TO NIL.
    233 10 ISLANDS OUTCLASS CLUB FIFTEEN. The Islands fielded a strong side lor their game against an S.C.C. "A" XV on ihe Padang yesterday and ran out winners by three goals and three tries (24 pts.) to nil. Lieut. M. T. L. Wilkinson refereei and the teams lined
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    S.C.F.A. LEAGUE.
    130 10 NINE GOALS AT JALAN BESAR. ASSN. FOOTBALL. The Chinese Companion Athletic Association did not mince matters in their game against the Bendemeer A.C. at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, and netted nine times without conceding a single point in the hour's play. THEN scored the only goal of
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    C.W.C.A. INTER-TEAM TOURNAMENT.
    311 10 Play never reached a high standard in th? semi-final of the C.W.C.A. inter-team competition in which the "A" team defeated the "G" team by 4—l at Balestier Road on Thursday. The "A's" were wt-11 served by an excellent half-back line, which kept the "G's" forwards in check
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    NINE GOALS AT HONG LIM GREEN.
    148 10 CHINESE TROUNCE Y.M.C.A. XJNIORS. HOCKEY. The S.C.R.C. "A" XI mado merry on th:ir cwn ground yesterday at the expense of the *.nd XI of the Y.M.C.A., netting nine goals without reply in a match which was too onesided to prove interesting. The teams were:
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    PENANG v. PERAK.
    106 10 (From, Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Jan. G. The following team has been se.ect;d to represent Penang against Perak in the return fixture ito-m-rrow at Penang: Van j Houten; Yahaya, Mathiecon, Yeang Chearg Phoy, Fos'.er, Harvey, Velupillai, Hob.yn (capt.), Strahan. Farrow and Evans. A j notable absentee is
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    R.I. BEAT M.C. OFFICERS.
    78 10 Raffles Institution b"at a Malaya Command Officers' team by 4—2 on the school ground yesterday. The Officers started off well, DOUGLASS ard KEBLE scoring b:th the visitors' goals In the first half, to lead by that margin when the teams crcssed over at half time. On
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    NOT PLAYED.
    24 10 The match arranged to be played on the S.R.C. ground yesterday between that Club and the Indian Association did not come off.
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    REPORT OF SINGAPORE ASSOCIATION.
    235 10 PING-PONG. The Singapore Ping-Pong Association, at their annual general meeting elected the following officials for the present year: President. Mr. Chong Thutt Pitt; hon. secretary and treasurer, Mr. Choo Kwal Low; Committee, Messrs. Lim Kok Tai, Kum Jit Seng, Soh Choo Lock, A. G. Hussein, Lee
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    LADIES' FOURSOMES MATCH.
    136 10 GOLF. A two-ball foursomes ladies' math tetw en Keppel'G.C. and Sepoy Lines G.C. will te Payed at Keppel on Wednesday! Teams and starting times (Sepoy Lines players mentioned first) are as follows: 3.45 Mrs. Cowap and Miss Stewa.t v. Mrs. Low and Mrs. Wiseman. 3.50 Miss Law
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    171 10 "Tosa" is first mentioned in Rule 5 of the laws of lawn tennis—"The choice of sld«s and the right to be Srrver or Receiver shall be decided by .oss What kind of a toss? Toss of the racket, cf course, but suppose a player decides to toss a coin, what
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    HONGKONG PLAYERS IN ENGLAND.
    436 10 MAY PLAY MATCHES NEXT SEASON. CRICKET. Negotiations have beeft completed: tor a series of cricket matches hi Somerset and Devonshire between a team composed of Hongkong crickete:s and some County teams in England. At the moment there are about nineteen Hongkong players who have signified their
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    M.C.C. AT GEELONG.
    39 10 The M.C.C. team, on their way to Adea.de tor the Third Test, which is due to comj rr.ence there next Friday, will engage Gee- leng at the latter place, in a two cays' match commencing to-day.
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    BASEBALLER WINS.
    72 10 Sheldon Lejune. an American baseball player, threw a baseball 426 feet 9».. inches at Cincinnati, on October 12. 1910. The longest throw recorded in cricket is 422 feet by R. P?rcival on the Durham Sands racecourse in 1884. A cricket ball weighs five and threequarter ounces, and is
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    LATE MR. F. D. YATES.
    292 10 CHESS. The chess world has suffered a severe loss by the death cf the British e\-champion. Mr. F. D. Yates, who was found dead hi his bed on Nov. 11. He was 48 years of age. Mr. Yates had had a long chess career— prac
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    62 10 BILLIARDS. Capt. D. V. Hill and C. B. Maxwell beat Lt. M. T. L. Wilkinson and Roy S. Wilson by 250 to 208 in the final of the 8.C.C. Russian Pool tournament at the Cricket Club last night. Beef Mugs were presented to the winners and runners-up at
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    GAME ON THE PADANG.
    28 10 BASEBALL. A match win be played on the 8.R.C. ground to-morrow afternoon between the Singapore "Cuba' and the American team, commencing at 2.30 pjn.
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    COURT SEQUEL TO POLICE RAID.
    387 10 Contents Of Drug Store In Court. The Second Court was strewn with exhibits ycs.erday when the Chinese proprietor of a drug store and his assistant were charged before Mr. A W. Hay. Hundreds of bottles containing an assortment of medicines, chemicals, drugs, surgical implements and
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    TRAGIC INCIDENT AT SEA.
    77 10 Japanese Believed To Have Committed Suicide. Whilst a Japanese fishing beat was cruising r.round n:ar Brc hers Island rec:ntly a memb.r of the crew was seen to jump overboard and the water around him became bloodstained. When he was taxen out of the water and brought
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    ADDITIONS TO SINGAPORE ZOO.
    57 10 Rattle-snakes From America. It will interest animal lovers and fanciers to know that a number of interesting additions have been made to the Singapore Zoo at Ponggcl Read. Among the new arrivals, specimens of which have not been seen in Singapore before, are rattle-snakes from America,
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    MONDAY'S LAW LIST.
    139 10 Ceremonial Opening Of Assizes. The first criminal sessions of the Supreme Court will commence on Monday with the customary ceremonial. Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell will preside and the Assise service will be held at St. Andrew's Cathedral at 10.30 a.m. The following are the cases listed for
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    MISTRESS' CLAIM FAILS.
    89 10 Furniture Seized By The Sheriff. The claim of Inche Aiytha, the Malay mistress of Mr. S. Muthucumaru, the wejiknown contractor, for the furniture in 327-A. Siglap RoaJ which was seized by the Sheriff was dismissed by the District Civil Judge, Mr. H. R. Bull, on Tursday. The
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    SINGAPORE AND MALAYAN DIRECTORY.
    315 10 Early Appearance Of The "Buku Mtrah.' Time was when the "Buku Meral Singapore and Malayan Directory i rarely its appearance much before Easter great inconvenience of business peopi». pecially those under necessity of havfakt d 7\~ recourse to its very informative pat. c gratulations are due
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    TRAFFIC REGULATION.
    161 10 New Bill To Be Introduced. A Bill intituled the Traffic Regulations Ordinance, 1933, is shortly to be introduced into the Legislative Council. The object of the Bill is to amend and consolidate the law relating to traffic and to introduce provisions enabling traffic problems to be dealt with
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    Double Feature At The Marlborough.
    142 10 AT THE CINEMAS. The present double-feature programme at the Marlbotovgh is a very good cne. In addition to the two Universal pictures The Stowaway" and "Hard Hombre." there is a supporting short. The first picture Is a thrilling story of th' sea with Fay Wray.
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    GIRL SOLD FOR $44.
    52 10 The District Judge (Mr. J. H. Pedlow) sentenced an elderly Chinese to nine months' rigorous imprisonment yesterday for trafficking in respect of a girl. Evidence was given by another Chinese wirestated that he bought a girl from the accused for $44 to provide a wife for
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    What's On To-Night.
    167 10 Alhambra— Ronald Colman in Aire Matinees to-day and to-morrow. Capitot—John Barrymore in "The Mad Genius." Matinees to-day and to-morou Empire.—Claik Gable in "Sporting Bloou. Half-price week-end matinees: "Ladles I Brutes." Great World.—Side shows, pasar ra&*& Malay opera, Chinese wayangs, sUent and ta»* ing Alms ("Delicious"). Marlborough.—Double feature
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    258 11 No Need For Ink! «bSS?*S there ta water there «P a "filling ran/rilv 8 CW f Untain which 25S£ j* 00 P°P"lar. This popularity is f erVed <Says a "Scientific American" 5222 r Wlth this new P en called the Inkpak, one never needs a bottle of
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    SINGAPORE SINHALESE ASSOCIATION.
    84 11 A public m .t of Sinhcicce resident in E'ngapore and Jo here la proposed co be held al i pm. on Saturday, the Uth inst.. at 130. E phifl RoaQ, pursuant lo p. resolution cf the Ar Bi-ticu, for the purpose of re-organising the attestation, which hss
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      624 11 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies tn Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries arc invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and. complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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      220 11 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY. JAN. 7. High Tides.—6.3s ft.ni., 841 p.m. Rugby: Malaya Cup, Singapore v. NegriMalacca. Seremban; S.S. Police v PMS Police, S.C.C; R.A.F. v. M.C.U., Seletar;' Selangor "A" v. All Blues, Seremban. Hockey: O.R.A. v. R.A., R.I. Golf: Keppel G. C. Monthly Medal (Bogey). TO-MORROW. JAN. 8. High
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    "ARRESTED" VICTIM OF BANDITS.
    298 12 EXCITING FIGHT WITH POLICE. WHILE ROBBERS ESCAPE. One of the most da ing exploi s c cr yet carried out by band ts in London c: dej in an amazing scene in which the int nd d \ictim was seized by detectives unlcr tie impression that
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    IDLE CAPITAL AND IDLE LABOUR.
    511 12 Builders Not Benefiting By Falling Prices. Local depression of the building industry has become greatly accentuated since the pub- lication of the various official reports en re- trenchment. which appear to have affected private building proposals to the po.nt of ces- saticn. writes "H.S." in
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    G.B.S. ON HIS TOUR.
    256 12 Just Looking In At America. Everybody in the United States is making arrangements about Mr. Bernard Shaw when iie s?ts foct in America towards the end of his round-the-world tour. He left London recently for Monacco, there to join the liner "Empress of Britain" for the
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    NORTH BORNEO TO LEAVE THE LEAGUE?
    116 13 Bombshell For Big Four. The threat cf North Borneo to leave the League, without even settling a bill for eight and fourp?nce (notepaper and telephone calls), is «nothing short of a disaster. It should, however, be possible, even at the eleventh hour, to patch
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    SMALL POX ABATING IN CEYLON.
    206 13 The small pox dang r seems to be abating in Colombo and the Municipal authori.i s issued a statement on Dec. 23 that no case has b?tn found in the town since Dec. 19. But vigilanc? ha 3 no. been relaxed in the leas: and
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      266 13 Best J j j REVIEW OF SPORT. One Feature of the "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST." 20 Cents Weekly. I 0 'illness j /SUDk A rffii 1 M jl whether it takes the form of some apparently trifling ailment—a cold or a thill neglected JA f WrWnf 1 —which may ultimately develop
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      217 13 EMPIRE RADIO TO-NIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. IMMES FOR INDIA {INCLUDING CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEFFDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN. The Empire Transmitter, Daventry, England. •>■,. 25 3 and 31.3 metre*?. im< Signal from Big Ben. Cone rt by the Coven, rj Hipp* dron: Orches ra. pm Mu.i; b.- th Coventry. Hippodrome Ore
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      535 13 DAVENTRY Empire Station; nightly 9.30 to jll 30; see above. From Jan. 1, 9.50 to 11.50. SINGAPORE (VSIAB—4I.7 metres) is an cmnteur station run by Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ear c of Singapore, and they both take their share of the announcing. This station is strongly received in most
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      81 13 strong station but programmes consist mainly of talking in Russian with very short musical items in between. BOUNDBROOK (W3XAL —49.1-8 metres). Power 10 kilowatts. Interval signal three notes on xylophone. Call: "This is W3XAL, Boundbrook, New Jersey, relaying WJZ (Z proncunc d Zee) of the National Broadcasting Co. of New
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    CEYLON NEWS AND NOTES.
    2309 14 Congress Refuses Co-operation with National Committee—Hopes Of All-Party Union Shattered —Minimum Wage Reduction Controversy—Minister's Attitude A "Confession Of Incompetence"—Executive Committee Discussing The Cut. Among the important resolutions before the recent session of the Ceylon National Congress, which concluded its sittings en Dec. 18, was the defeat
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      465 15 BANKS. NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Head Office of the Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation, Ltd., is at China Building, Chulia Street, and now the three Banks are in one building. The Penang Branch is now at the premises of the Oversea Chinese Bank, Ltd., Beach Street, and the
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      438 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS give notice that as from January 10th, 1933, inclusive, they are removing their SINGAPORE TOWN OFFICE from the present address to No. 53, UPPER PICKERING STREET. NOTICE. DISTRICT COURT OF SINGAPORE. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Summons No. 0216 of 1932. Between K. KOGUTI trading
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      535 16 I PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. This is to notify that Ho Kwong Yew hns r signed as a partner and has no further power Ito t.ansact any business on behalf of our firm from January I, 1933. CHUNG WONG, Registered Architects. Union Building. Singapcre. AMMUNITIONS. Shot Ca tr.dg:s 12 !o 410
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      333 16 j STRAITS UNION ENGLISH SCHOOL EST. 1927. Re Opeirnfiinig Day JAN. 11, 1933. ADMITS PUPILS FROM PR. TO SENIOR CAME. 1 Apply Early for Afternoon Night Cambridge Classes. EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Roys and Girls). B, Short Street, Singapore. Enrol for a
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      341 16 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED—A Teacher (S*raits-born Chinese) to teach English lessons. Apply to the Committer of Poi Wah School, Kota Tinggi. WANTED. WANTED—Baby Car—s6, Wilkinson Road. Intending subscribers to the STRAUS CHINESE MONTHLY are requcs ed not to pay their subscriptions to unauthorised coO ctors, but to send their subsetiptions d.rect
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      9 I Malaya Tribune Week-end Supplement SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1933
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      Sports Reports By Air Mail. SOUTH AFRICA WIN FIRST TEST.
      543 I PERKY BEATEN IN (URBAN LAWN TENNIS. London. Dec. 22 (by Air Mail). South Africa is to be congratulated oil winning the first of the lawn tennis Test matches against Gr.at Br-tain at Durban. 3ix matches to two was an unexpectedly
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      MEN v. MRS. WILLS-MOODY.
      388 I N°>u\ CHAMPION'S REMARKABLE VICTORIES. London. Dec 22 (by Air Mail.) fuShed% Tcccm ld contrcvers y h as been i'pien g2mes which Mrs r "«n player at 1 ha prominent thlc f UWn tcnnisttnrnt for r a i US champlcn left the Con-Dla-c- ,llere Was a discussion
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      DUTCH PUGILISTS IN LONDON.
      517 I ENGLISHMEN HAVE SOMETHING TO LEARN. BOXING. London, Dec. 22 (by Air Mail.) The visit of the Dutch boxing tearr. to England has taught the British fubhc onp thing. Our boxers have much to learn or lUc art of slipping, ducking and lighting tack Time and again
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      CEYLONESE AT CAMBRIDGE.
      118 I F: W. OBEYESEKERE ELECTED SECRETARY. j P. W. Obeyesekere, who is now up at Cambridge, is fast following in the footsteps of his e'der brother, Danton Obeyesekere. P. W. Obeyesekere has already been elected secretary of the Cambridge University Bcxing Club, which means that in aH probability
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      RYDER CUP FINANCE.
      1472 I NOVEL SCHEME PLANNED BY AMERICANS. GOLF. London, Uec. 22 (by Air Mail>. Professional gclf circhs in Am rica have hit upon an ingenious plan to raise funds to finance America's '-earn next year for ;hc Rvder Cup. Th? match is to be play d at Southport on
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      THE GREAT RUBBER ACT.
      8 I Hans Ruins the Performance.
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      W. L. H. THRING WINS OLYMPIAD.
      642 I EASY VICTORY EN BLUES' CONTEST. ATHLETICS. London. Dec. 23 (by A:r Mai".) The two Cambridge Blue. W. L. F. Thring and J. if. F. Lightly, end d. their Olympiad" for the wrg-r of a dinn r i:i a sporting hustle round London. Thring was
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      OLYMPIC GAMES IN 1936.
      258 I With characteristic thoroughness the Germans have already made their plans for the Olympic Games, tz be held in Berlin in 1936. Government officials attended conferences, at one of v.hich it was decided to impose a levy of 2 per cent, on all sports bodies and institutions
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      THE GAME IN INDIA.
      355 I V ISIT OF ENGLAND TOURING XL CRICKET. Provincial Cricket Associations in India are notified that a meeting of the Indian Board of ContrJ Will be held in Delhi during the -picket Carnival week, 'which will be between Feb. 6 and 12. Tne accounts of, and the
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      REDUCING COST OF CLUB MATCHES.
      154 I With a view to reducing the cost of Interclub cricket matches, the General Committee of the Ceylon Cricket Association have passed the following resolutions unanimously:— "That in view of the fact that the greatest expense connected with cricket matches was incurred in entertainment costs:— (a)
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        25 I ■MiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiainininiuinfiiiiiiiiiinMUitiinaiiiiiiMiiiiiit' i Read The 1 WIRELESS NOTES in the I SATURDAY POST 5 AND MALAYA TRIBUNE, j They Are I I CONTRIBUTED BY EXPERTS. iiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiaiitJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiitiitiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiajiiitiiiiutiiiiititM*
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      Boys' Corner. UNCLE BOB'S CHAT.
      139 II Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. A Look At This Week's Post-Bag. My Dear Nephews, I want to thank all who sent me New Year greetings and to wish them in return as prosperous a New Year as th.y wished me. Our "Corner" this we.k is
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      What I Want To Be.
      353 II By "Van E Last Sunday, after I had finished reading "Singh's" "What I want to be," I asked myself, "What do you want to be?" This very question was always in my mind and even now it is. I began to consider every occupation or
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      Travelling In Malaya.
      283 II (By "Ng Chiap Cham.") Good evening. Chums! I am sure you all are enjoying your holidays! Do you know who am You think that I am a new member °f the "Corner," for I have disappeared from the "Corner" for a long time When you read the
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      Friendships.
      294 II (By Yeo Cheng Swee. Muar.) Friendship increases happiness and dimi- 1 nishes misery. It divides sorrows and doubles joy». One without a friend is like on? who goes to the battle-field without a weapon. Moreover, a friendless man stands alone without protection against hi* enemies and to the blows
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      The British Government In Malaya.
      562 II (By "Raymonstai.") Hello chums! This is my second appearance in our famous "Corner." To-day I am going to tell you what the British Government has done to Malaya. All ready? Right, here it goes. Long, long ago Malaya was a vast forest with a few
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      A New Year Eve Chat.
      250 II (By "Chisente.") Good-day, Chums. Being a new member of your much discussed club I would like to make myself acquainted with all of you and thus not feel being new and alone throughout. I therefore take the liberty of introducing myself to all of you.
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      The Escape Of My Laly.
      193 II W f (By "A. C. C. S. J.") Last Saurday while my uncle and I were at dinner I heard an unusual noise in the back parlour, as If one of fiiy cows was entangled and trying to disengage herself. As I was about to
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      "The Spirit Of The Border."
      656 II (By •'Omar Saleh.") I am one of those fortunate boys who are Messed with an undying love for books and the course of m y reading I once came across a book the title of which nt«w fowr.s the subject of my article. Written as
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      Goodbye.
      248 II (By Teo Beng Koon.") pear chums, by the'time all of you glance at this articl?. r shall be in one of the "flca:ing payees' steanrtng away from Singapore. I am serry I «m unable to tell you all just' now where my destination will be. It grievts me to
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      "If I Fail."
      54 II (By "G. K. S.") What shall I do If I fail In the Cambridge Examination? Try again? That means another year's expenses. Impossible! Or t?ave school and idle away my tim«? Again, impossible! Drown mysjlf in a cup of water? Yes! Very good! I'll try. What is
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      PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE AT LAST?
      2468 II U.S.A. TO RETAIN NAVAL AND COALING STATIONS. 4. Analysis Of The Topic Of The Moment. A Reuter Washington telegram of Dec. 29 stated: "The House of Representatives has passed a Bill granting independence to the Philippines in ten years. The Bill will now go to the
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      Girls' Corner. AUNTIE LIZZIE'S LETTER.
      173 III Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. Comments On The Mail. |fj dear Nieces, Our new stock of badges has arrived and be sent out in a few days. Those enl in their names for admission to Circle" will also be sent badges and their -amrs published
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      A Heroic Deed.
      558 III (By "Dora.") the time of the Great War between B ad and France there once lived a Genenamed Uayhew and his two sons, Richard Chgrley Mayhew. The boys were erlese when they were only babies but father loved them very dearly and taught :iy useful things. They
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      The Conquest Of The Air.
      180 III (By "Touch-me-not."J Bon Soir les soeurs. Before I commence article I must tell all jof you that I r a now member of the Girls* Circle. I am Tery shy to write for I am a girl of little knowledge. The first step that, was
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      How To Keep Oneself In Perfect Health.
      387 III (By "Annie Gan.") among* Z"Sf ?5 lam Very lad *be h 2 y J* 1 hope you are in perfect OneSf I y f my ,üb is "How to Keep £3£V? p eriect Health." First of all we should find out what health
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      A Wise Fisherman.
      440 III (By "Princess Mary.") Hello, dears, Christmas is over, and here we are before a New Year. Oh! what joy I felt when my badge at last arrived on Saturday. I assure you, Auntie Lizzie, I am right well prcud of it, and offer my heartfelt thanks for
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      A Little Chat.
      186 III (By "Sweet C.S.C.") I presume all of you must have had a scrumptious time at Christmas, especially the "kiddies." The New Year has come now and I wonder what resolutions sdme of you are makIng this year. I understand that "Jean" had left school after sittin* for
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      A Musical Contest Of Long Ago.
      566 III (By "Wendy.") Pan, the Ood of the woods, was a great favourite of King Midas. Pan had first made the flute from the reeds that grew by the river. King Midas thought him to be the finest musician in the world. The nymphs of
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      Curious Food.
      430 III (By "Enid."} We always hear the proverb "Better late than never," and though it Is rather late, I am going to do justice to the proverb and wish Auntie Lizzie, Uncle Bob and till the other chums a thrice Merry Christmas and a bright and prosperous New Year.
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      A Quiet Chat.
      209 III (By "Dyak.") Hello girls! how did you all spend you»Christmas? Having a fine time, eh? I can imagine some of you visiting friends; some going to picnics; some for a swim; hut it is sad to think of those who had to stay at home because of
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      Careers.
      562 III (By "Jean") r S re y U going t0 do when y° u scnool? I turned and faced the speaker There were six of us, all gathered together n a circle in the gallery during the recreation hour, discussing our careers. I felt a n e uncomfortable but nevertheless
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      My Christmas Present.
      527 III (By "Gwennie I sat on the steps and munched steadily through the heap of nuts on my lap. Happy 9 You can bet your best that I was—I am! Then suddenly I remembered friend "Molly," and "6choolgirl Rosalind" and ail my other "Cornerite pals. I remembered thp
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      The Reformatory.
      422 III (By "Lucky Star.') Where was L in a paradise I supposed. Oh. no, no! it is not so grand as that although the place js well-designed and you can see patches of lovely flowers here and there It js only a reformatory- where naughty and bad boys are
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      That Voice.
      497 III (By Ruth" Penang.) For the first time in mr life I found myself in a Catholic chapel. The solemn hush which filled the building was awesome as well as majestic. It was evening—just before tea-time. in the convent where I was newly admitted as a boarder. Though it
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      COMING HOME ON LEAVE-?
      1119 III  -  A Restaurant Cloakroom Secret—Food Before Music—"Sh ill inA Day Keeps Policeman Away." (By David Baxter. London. Dec. 20 (by Air Ma*J>. There is something very remarkable in the memory for faces shown by the men in gorgeous uniforms who take your coat and hat when you
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      In Compound and Garden MALAYAN POULTRY NOTES.
      842 IV (BY THE POULTRY EDITOR.) XXX,— POULTRY RAISING IN MALAYA. The end of 1932 and the holidays have-clear- i ly demonstrated the actual demand for good sized and healthy poultry and it is absolutely necessary that steps be taken without further delay to ensure
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      A LONDONER'S NOTEBOOK.
      969 IV Greyhound Totes Declared Illegal—New Appointments To British Broadcasting Corporation—A "Home From Home." (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) London, Dec. 20 i by Air Mail)? By a decision in the High Court this week, the hug- public who patronise Tctalisators on Greyhound tracks and members of Tote Clubs all
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      MOTORING NOTES AND MEWS. WORLD LAND SPEED RECORD.
      1401 IV SIR MALCOLM CAMPBELL'S PLANS. "BLUE «IRD" ENTIRELY RE-DESIGNED. Great things may be expected of Sir Malcolm Campbell this year, when he will again attack the world's land speed record which he himself holds at the wonderful speed of 253.9 m.p.h. His famous
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      THE NEW MOTOR BILL.
      1014 IV Public Servants And Their Car Tax. There can be little doubt that a good deal ci" comment and erhicism of the prcpus<d m. Motor Ordinance was expected, else there no accounting for the somewhat loose dialt that was puolished in the Government Gazette of Nov. 10,
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        41 IV Efficiency and Economy two habits which we are all trying to practice these days. So far as the lubrication of your car is concerned the solution to the problem lies in the words SHELL MOTOR OIL i I j t^*— 1
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