Malaya Tribune, 11 January 1933

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XX, -No. B SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday. Jan. 11, 1933 Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1933.
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    JAPAN'S INVASION OP NORTH CHINA.
    1445 2 THE PROBLEM OF MILITARY DEFENCE* Will Peiping And Tientsin Be Abandoned* In view of the serious situation in Nortn China at the present moment and the imminence of large-scale hostlities fan the Tientsin Peiping area, the following extracts from Dr. V. K. Ting's articles in
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    MALACCA RURAL BOARD.
    805 2 Appeals Against Assessment. (From Our Own Correspondent J Malacca, Jan. 9. The first quarterly meeting of the Malacca Rural Board was held at the office cf the Resident Councillor to-day at 11 a.m. The Hon. Mr C. H. G. Clarke was in the chair, and the others
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      264 2 I Whispered 'Unpleasant Odour is Caused by Underarm Hair 9 Yvonne always wondered why she was unpopular and it was such a personal matter it was difficult to tell her. Finally. I fjlueked up courage— Hair under the arms is not only ugly and repulsivelooking but greatly aggravate* the old
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      14 2 WIT and WISDOM Pins PICTURES. You Get Them All in the "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST."
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      177 2 i A SAFE J TOTAL CLAIMS PAID Firtt, SURE 53,0 0 0.0o A 0 ID c »CU 3 j j SOUND J INVESTMENT Policies issued against 1 j FIRE, LIFE, MARINE, j MOTOR VEHICLE, j PERSONAL ACCIDENT, j j BURGLARY, ETC., ETC. I FULL COVER GRANTED AT j COMPETITIVE RATES.
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      507 3 i _r vXa b pop sy EMPIRE RADIO TO-NIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDINC BURMA/, CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN. The Ernpre Transmitter, Davcntry, England. Wavelength* 25 3 and 31.3 me! res. QlfcT. 230 p.m. Time Signal frcm Big Be: 1 Concert by ths Nor.
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
    95 4 [Our readers are Invited write to us on subjects of public interest. It mn*t be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" docs not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspendents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (doubU spacing), and on one tide
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    "An Appeal To Rationalist."
    449 4 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —The le.t r under the cbcve caption frcm "Self-Respecter," in your issue of .he Cth in;t., has refreshed my txt nsive reading, end I has'en to record my high admiration for the expression of his views at a moot oppci.un?
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    "English Language For China."
    353 4 (To the Editor, "Ma'.ayt, Tribune.") Sir. —The above subject is being keenly dlscuse d in the People's Paper and I take eff my hat to Dr. Goldstein Chen and Mr. C. S. Lee for their interest in .he welfare of our moth' r cc.untry, especially to
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    The Reformatory,
    242 4 (To Ihe Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—As a reader of the "Malaya Tribune" continuously from the first issue in 1914 to the present date, I am much interested in the whole of its very interesting and in some cases —e.g.: the "Girls' Corner," the "Boys' Corner" and "Our Readers'
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    Was Napoleon A Muslim?
    756 4 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—I have read wi.h interest your Muslim Correspondent's views on the above subject in Fridays issue of your paper. The subject needs hardly any consideration; and your correspondent can be easily excused as he simply quotes the statemen.s cf Dr. Khalid
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    Insurance.
    350 4 (To the Editur, "Malaya Tribune." t Sir > —I have read with much interest the letter vnder the heading "Insurance" by Mr. Tan Tiam Hee in your issue of the 5th inst. Will Mr. Tan be good enough to enlighten me further on the three reasons, (a) its charitable
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    NEVER HEARD A SHOT FIRED.
    367 4 £118,000,000 Payment This Year. Reuter. W'ton (District of Columbia), Dec. 12. With only one-eighth of the casualties suffered by Great Britain in the War, the United States spends mere than twice as much each year in pensions, allowances and free medical cervice to nearly 803,000
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    46,400 HAIRS ON A SQUARE INCH OF RABBIT.
    107 4 A Professor Who Counted Them. Reuter. Lcs Angeles, Dee. 10. Dr. Bellamy, Associate Professor of Zoology and Research Associate in Genetics at the University of California at Los Angeles, has, wich his assistants, been counting the hairs on rabbits. He says that
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    ARISTOCRATS AS BRICK LAYERS.
    110 4 Wages Of 2s. A Day. Reuter. Madrid. Dee. 12. Members cf distirguished local famili s at Cacera are to wcrk as bricklayers, ston breakers, and road-mend rs for six days. They will receive 2 a day. These men agieed to do this work rather than pay
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    SMUGGLING BIBLES.
    66 4 Thousands Being Taken Into Russia. Reuter. Pittsbuig, Dec. 10. Bibles arc now being extensively smuggled into Russia, according to the Rev. William Fetler, founder oi the Russian Missionaiy Society. In the course of a lecture here he said; "We are smuggling thousands of Bibles acrcw the Russian border
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    33,500 DIE IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS.
    63 4 £600,000,000 Economic Loss. Reuter. Washington, Dec. 9. A toll of 33,500 deaths, and injuiies to more than 1.000,000 persons, was exacted by traffic accidents in the United States in 1931. The national conference on street and highway safety has estimated the economic loss of the
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    THEY BOTH FELL FIFTY FEET.
    82 4 And Neither Was Hurt. Reuter. The two luckiest people in central Euro;:e this week-end are described by Reuter. One is a peasant weman aged eighty at Bekes. in Hungary. She fell into a well fifty feet deep. F; iends pulled her out—uninjured. A painter was
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    505 5 Mining Shares. Singapore, W?dne*lay, 11 a.m. j iW ing tin share quotations are issued and Co., oxchanga and stock Buyers. Sellers. Kumbang Tin 23 6 25 6 I Austral Malay 181- 20|- norn JJ vr Hi am Tin 10 6 116 Bangria Tin 11;- 12Batacg Padang 0.05
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    202 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. MODERATE DEMAND AT AUCTION. 8 7 8 Cts. For Crepe In Cases. (By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Wednesday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (R.S.S. Singapore) 7 cts., down I/a cts. Tin (Singapore) $75»/«, unchanged. Yesterday s Prices:— London Rubber 2 13;32d., down *****. (Market Tone:
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    COTTON PRICES.
    88 5 The Emergency Farm Relief Bill. Retuer's Wireless Service. Washington, Jan. 3. The Emcrgaaey Farm Relief Bill to establish minimum prices for wheat, cotton, tobacco and hogs ha; been introduced in the House cf Representatives by the Chairman of the House Agriculture Committee. Cotton to the extent cf 350.000
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    U.S. EXPORTS.
    68 5 Big Drop In Business With Europe. Reuter's Wireless. New York, Jan. 7. A drop of over $30,000,000 in the value of United States experts to Europe is discl:serl in the returns for November, shewing exports at $70,000,000 compared with $101,000,003 in November, 1931. Imports from Europe are valued
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    RUBBER CROPS.
    119 5 The fo!lov;ing rettoer uop returns fcr December are notified: lb. Ayer Kunin3 (F.M.S) Rub'oer Co. Ltd. 111.SC0 Badek Rubber Estate, Ltd., (Staffl3ld Estate) 38,000 Bradwall (F.M.S.) Rubber Estate, L d. 25,000 Bukit Katil Rubber E;tates, Ltd. 13,021 Buloh Kasap Rubber Plan ations, Ltd. 64,500 Chersonese Estates, Ltd. 118,030
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    U.S. AND THE WAR DEBTS.
    1517 5 Bank Reviews Economic Conditions. The revival of the war debts question in a controversial and disturbing manner, at a time when the co-operation of all Governments and peoples is urgently needed to strengthen hostaiCfi confidence and carry forward the improvem:nt which began last Summer, has
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    55 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London: 2 13 32d. New New: 31* <G.), cents. Singapore: 7 1,16-7', cents. TIN. London Spot: £146 7s. 6d. (Up 22s. 6d.). London 3 months: £146 17s 6d < L'n 17 6dJ. p Singapore: $75.12 COPRA. Mcss:s. Barlow and Co. report* Sundried tr T*S.. J
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    BANK PROFITS.
    201 5 Small Decline By Two Of B Big Five. Reuter's Wireless Service. London, Jan. 10. The Big Five English Banks shew a small dendf Lfovds nly tW reduce Their d"vlr d Lloyds 12 per cent, against 13 U3; and the National Provincial 15 against 16. ktSJSS! a fo ln
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    216 5 (Uy Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore, Jan. 11. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s 3 31 32d London 3 months" sight 2s. 3 15'16d., London fiO days sight 2s. 3 29 32d.. London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 ad.. London demand 2s. 3 27 32d London T.T. 2s.
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    THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
    147 5 Gilt-Edged Show Revival Of Strength. Reuter's Wireless. London, Jan. 7. St0Ck Exchan S e to-day d splayed a Th expectatlony cf an expansion of usiness on the new account which opens on Monday are fairly general Wheat wis atmiy held but otherwise there nothing rpecial to
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    THE POUND.
    130 5 South Africa's Future Policy. Reuter's Wireless. Pretoria. Jan. 3. Well-informed financial circles anticipate lhat the South African pound will be ct oari.y with sterling within 48 hours. Mr. Hatenga, in an interview t3-day, said the Union's future monetary policy depended upon the decision reached by Parliement. The question
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    636 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Wednesday, 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co., and Lyall and Evatt and Co. T s*ue Value. Fraser Lyall Shares. St Co. Evatt. 1 Allenby $0.45 $0.55 $0.45 $0.60 1 Alor Oajah 0.25 0.35 0.25 0.25 IA. Hitam
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    THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED.
    82 5 (Incorporated In England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, DAlmelda Street. Authorised and Subscribed Ca P ltal £3,000.000 Paid-up Capital £1,000 000 Reserve Fund and Reat 50o!o0t HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay. Calcutta. Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara. Baghdad. Bahrein. Basra. KlrkuJl Wusul and Singapore. current ACCOUNTS opened and interest
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      10 5 THE PEOPLE'S PAPERS "Malay Tribune"— Daily, "Malayan Saturday Post"— Weekly.
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    LOCAL CHINESE NOTES.
    206 7 INTER-PORT RALLY. Sir Miles Lampson Present. The Chinese Company of the Sinsapero Volunteer Corps held' their inter-port dinner lar.t Saturday in the Equality Hall cf the New Century Restautant. at the Great World The Singapore Chinese Volunteers defeated tS Shanghai Chinese Volunteers September at the Inter-port shoot
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    STRAITS CHINESE READING CLUB.
    155 7 Election Of Office-Bearers. The opening meeting cf the 48th session of the Straits Chinese Reading Club (branch of the Chinese Christian Association) waa he'd cn Monday in the Institute Hall. Prinsep Street, I with Mr. Sang Ong Siang in the chair. The following gentlemen were elected
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    NEW WORLD NOTES.
    374 7 Merrymaking During The Holidays. the lar 6 e crowds that visited the tow World during the recent Christmas and Year H° lidayS When ProMded excepUonal and novel attractions the att-ndances during the past week have' been mamtaincd, although the period might be described as the "off-reason," pending
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    SOVIET ICEBREAKER AGROUND.
    64 7 Storm Hinders Salvage Operations. Reuter's Wireless. Moscow. Jan. 7. The entire crew cf the Soviet icebreaker •MMyirrin," which rr.n aground off Spitsbergen on Tuesday has been taken off but th- selvage operations ere b:in:, hampered bg a storm which hits aggravated the position cf the vessel. A
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    LLOYD GEORGE ILL.
    31 7 Reuter's Wireless. London, Jan. 9. Mr Lloyd Oeortfe is ill in bed with a chill and a temperature. He has cancelled his engagement'; for a few days—Renter's Wireless.
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    CHINA PREPARING.
    569 7 JAPANESE ATTACK ON JEHOL. (Continued from page 9.) rounding the proceedings was shown by the face that all copies cf the rtsoluti;n were counted and locked up after the meeting. This conciliation committee will have six months :n which t: submit a report to the League.] JAPANESE DEMANDS.
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    "RESISTANCE. BLOODSHED."
    53 7 "Even If Last Soldier Is Shot." o»f °v H Chu Kuo fCommander of the forces) denies that local negotiations have been opened for the settlement ci the Shanhaikwan affair. He declares: "We are going to ched our blood against the enemy ev-n if our last soldier is shot."—"Mm
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    RIOTS IN ITALY.
    69 7 Police Fire In Self-Defence. Reuter's Wireless. Salerno (Italy), Jan. 7. Three people were killed and four seriously wounded in a riot by 300 demonstrators who met in the village hail at Monte San Glacomo v, C Jf L attention to l2cal grievances, after which they attacked the
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    ANOTHER RAILWAY CUT?
    36 7 Alleged Circular Letter. frrtm °<" o*l Correspondent., Johore Bahru, Jan. id and mat a r rrn'.ViV ~f tuta' Depart™*. Manas™ p from the Genera Wd r """vidual. has been was &££3 g-Ji head omc.
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    615 7 Counterfeiters Given Heavy Sentence. Otata HI 5 I? 5 Ngoh and Ngi v.a con" id"d vnT S Slon f coin Assizes b Dtc iTT-L «1\ avi n Justice a Bcke't Tenel sua a common jury. fl The jur y T+nraia a verdict of not WLiXM m cethTn f
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    SOUTH AFRICAN CRISIS.
    84 7 Country Preparing For An Election. Reuter's Wireless. Cape Town, Jan. 7. It is learned in nationalist quarters that the Government will not resign before Parliament meets on Jan. 20 but it is understood that the Nationalist Party organisers have been instructed to prepare for an election if
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    DRASTIC MEASURES IN FRANCE.
    248 7 Government's Financial Difficulties. Reuter's Wireless. Paris, Jan. 11. Deputies generally believe that the Government is faced with a very difficult situation over the Finance Ministers plans to balanc the Budget by reducing expenditure by £00,000,000 and increasing taxation by thesamamount. Businessmen favour cuts and oppose Be
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    ARMS SCANDAL IN AUSTRIA.
    106 7 Nearly Brings Down The Government. Reuter. t. Vienna. Jan. 11. It is alleged tr.at a gun-running scandal nearly brought down tho Government dwrtar discussion by the Farl'am-ntarv Finance Commrsicn relating to the arrival in Austrir last week of forty wagon-loads cf rifle.-, and machine-guns from Italy.
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    VALUABLE BOOKS ON CHINA.
    52 7 London Collectors Deprived Of Treasures. Reuter. Hongkong Jan. 10. Lcnden has been robbed of a unique collection of 3,000 books about China by Hongkong University purchasing the Hankow Club's famous library. Veritable treasures fcr collectors were being despatched to a London auctioner v.h- n the 'Varsity
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    DAYLIGHT SAVING.
    271 7 Point Of Interest To Hindus. "Truth" writes as follows to the "Malay Mail": A point of considerable inte:c t to the Hindu community in connection with Daylight Savin* is the casting of horoscopes of children born in Malaya. A-trolcgi.al calcinations and predictions wi'l be correct only i> time
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    SEQUEL TO GIRL'S SUICIDE.
    301 7 Step-Mother Chirked With Cruelty. 'uWdp d hv U 1 Ch l: S: irl ho committed 7 takln,T a *toM>a of caustic soda irJS; Gltcs> when a charge tvf/" 5 b preferr^ I aga.nst the Ftepmothrr. J The accused, who hi ih<> v.lf f ,f a vvrli
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    ARYA SAMAJ, SINGAPORE.
    478 7 Cdebratian Of Second Anniversary. The iJcal Arya Samaj celebrated its second anniversary on Dee. 25 and 26 a: 42. R well Road frcm noon to 6 p.m. each day. Dr. N. K. Sen and Mr. D. N. Bannarjea". barrister-at-.'aw. presided ever the eel breiicn en the first
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      81 7 Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force over $35,000,000. I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) HEAD OFFICE: Or at Eastern Life Building. Cecil Street. Singapore The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of Enaland mm* Mmn H. .v LONDON, OFFICE: 27, Old
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    MR. ROOSEVELT'S OPPORTUNITY.
    733 8 A brief item in yesterday's cables revives an argument advanced in these columns on a number of occasions since the universal slump began, an argument that is clearly gaining adherence all over the world. Mr. William Greene, President of the American Federation of Labour, which is the
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    22 8 Professor Williamson, who has done much anti-malarial woik at Cameron Highlands, is. it is reported, being ret.tnched at the end of March.
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    30 8 It is rumoured that when the Hon. Mr. C. H. G. Clarice, Resident Councillor, Malac:?. poes Home on leave shortly prior to retirement, Mr. W. M. Millington will succeed him.
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    28 8 Mrs. J. H. Inglis. late Division Commissioner fcr the Selangor Girl Guides, and Malayan HQ. Secretary, has been appoint-d by Imperial Headquarters. London, District Commission?.for East Kam, North.
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    43 8 Mr. George H. Moser, who has represented the Employers' Liability Assurance Co. in the F.M.S. for three years, has been promored to the management of the Singapoio office in nlace of Mr. S. C. Smith, who has been transferred to the Calcutta branch.
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    50 8 Mr. R. W. Sinclair, formerly of Messr:;. Eoustead and Co. and lor many years one of the leading S.C.C. soccer players, now reprersnting several firms in the East, has been in Singapore for some days. He left by K.N.I.L.M plane for Java to-day, and wiU fly back here tx'JXt wcex.
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    41 8 At a meeting ct th* Board of Directors cf tht Kuala Lumpur V.M.C.A. on Monday the following officers were elected:—President MA. B. Jordan; Vice-President. Mr. N. A. Wcrley (re-elected): hon. treasurer. Mr. J. R. Vethn.vanam; hon. secretary, Mr. V. Rajaratna.n (re-elected).
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    112 8 At th« first annual general mcetinj of the Pheng Sim Kok, held Jan. 1. the following wore elected office-) arer; lor 1933: President Mr. Koh SweeGim oe-ehcted); vice-presidents' Messrs. Kwok Yoke Wen;;, Quek Kian Kee and Cho Peck Khye (all re-elected); hon. secretary. Mr. Koh Pheow Hong (re-elected); asst. secr'ttxf,
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    EXHIBITION FOR SINGAPORE.
    552 8 To Be Held At The Great World. j An Exhibitirn of British Gocd% is to be held a. the Great World from May 24 (Empire Day) to May 30. This decision was reached at a public meeting held in the office of H. M. Trade Commissioner (Mr.
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    CUSTOMS UNION WITH ALBANIA.
    77 8 France And Italy's Balkan Ambitions. Reuter's Wireless. Tirana (Albania). Jan. 7. Tr.c rcpor; that Italy has proposed a Customunion with Albania, which recently causeu pACitement in Jugrslovia and uneasiness in ranee ps regards Italy's Balkan ambitionr i r emphatica'ly denied in a semiofficial statement which re.'ers
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    127 8 Brief Agenda For Penang Meeting. There is a vzry brl?f agenda for the Legislative Council meeting to b? held in Penang next Monday, the mcst interesting items b-ing the introduction of the Traffic Regulation Bill f.nd the Divorce (Amendment) Bill. The provisions of the c Bills have already
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    SULTAN AND SULTANAH OF JOHORE.
    58 8 Arrival In Bangkok. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Banglick, Jan. 10. The Suitsn and Sultar.ah cf Johore have arrived. The SuU:n tnjoyed the long rail journey to Bangkok and hopes to attend th races to-mo:rc\v. The former Siamese Consul-General in Singapore and a represent:tive of the
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    THE ALIENS BILL.
    49 8 Registration At Chinese Consulate. Registration of Chinese alrcns, as enforced by the A!i:ns Registration Ordinance, will be at the Chinese Consulate, Robins:n Read en Saturdays between the hours of 9 a.m. and 1 pm. A registration lee of $5 is charged as stipu'ated in the Ordinanc?.
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    ISSUE OF EGYPTIAN BONDS.
    68 8 Reuter's Wireless. Ciiro, Jan. 9. The Govcrnm-nfa first appeal fo- the Egyptian m:rke'. for 30 years <s contained in a Royal decree ruthcricing th? Mini-try cf Finance to issue Egyptian £1.000.000 Treasury Bonds four per cent. r:deema!> e in five years and clso Egyptian £2.. r
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    411 8 (BY "LOOKER-ON." ).< Some of my visitors are thorough ly shifty—here to-day and gonet* borrow. 10 A The Lion has made the painful discovery that the Kangaroo's t ;< also wags. Ull And so Mr. Lowinger reailv b, got the Malayan Agency job i r London! He
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    88 8 Pram China and Japan by the "Kashi.-r.a Maru." due at Singapore daylight 10-mon Frcm China and Japan by the "Ondoin Mam," due at Singapore to-morrow. Fiom China and Japan by the "PenanMaru," due at Singapore at 8 a.m. on Frid-i From China and Japan by the "Kutsafig our
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    80 8 JAPAN'S INVASION OP NORTH CHINA on t>M e 2 MALACCA RURAL BOARD, on page 2. RADIO IN MALAYA, on page 3. OUR READERS' VIEWS, on page 4. CLUB DIARV, on page 11. DIARY OP EVENTS, cn page 11. STRIKING SPEECH BY BISHOP, on pas? TWO INCORRIGIBLE THIEVES,
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    CHINA PREPARING FOR BIG FIGHT.
    98 9 NINETEENTH ARMY TO GO NORTH BOTH SIDES RUSHING UP TROOPS TO JEHOL. ORDERS FOR GENERAL ATTACK. "SLAUGHTER OF THOUSANDS OF CHINESE CITIZENS." Both the Chinese and the Japanese are rushing troops up to >nt—the Jehol border-and the Japanese have already received orders tor a general
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    CHINA GIVING UP HOPE IN LEAGUE.
    1497 9 London. Jan. 10. G a the Manchukuo War Lord. L ndon to represent Henry Pu at ol Manchuria. He told ,he thai tie had undertaken a mission Ito Bui to give Europeans a clear .r ,t thou! M.mchukuo." HILMUNKOW TAKEN. Chinchow, Jan. 10. ./quarters
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    PREFERENCE DUTIES IN JOHORE.
    288 9 THREE PROSECUTIONS IN POLICE COURTS. Sarongs Hidden Between Blankets. (From Our Own Correspondent.j Johore Bahiu. Jan. 10. There were three cases this morning in the local Police Courts in which smart Custcms seizures of contraband goods being brought to Johore Pahru from Singapore were mentioned. The
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    OIL WAR STARTED IN MALAYA.
    193 9 NEW COMPANY'S CHALLENGE. Kerosene First —Petrol Next? The long-expected oil war in Malaya commenced. A concern which recently established branches in this coun'ry—the Pan-Pacir'. c Oil Co., Ltd.. —is to-day selling kerosene Li Singapore and J;hore at ten cents per gallon less than the adver
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    RED FERMENT IN EUROPE.
    174 9 RISINGS CONTINUE IN SPAIN. Determined Attacks On Arsenals. Reuter. SuCk 15 c,iltau Furic »««*< did not ixplode. Later, two hand gren.des were hurled at him and although one of them exploded he remained unharmed. Later again, c point-blank veiley from a gfcottp of anarchists mi'.srd him
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    BERLIN STREET BATTLE.
    226 9 Madrid, Jan. 10. mSZ ol r Z 2SE2 Centr?s indicating a i th 2/ Cata!onian mov>on no yd m 0 CVf !nCnt l£ a dcter ""ned attack obiea rf gazines and -"enak with thaSniticn inCrCaSinS SUPPHeS arms a d 2!S UB wer killed endeavourtown 22 in two
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    FRESH OUTBREAK OF WAR.
    154 9 Peru And Colombia At Loggerheads. Reuter. iv. Buenos Aires. Jan. 10. A series of insurgent outbreaks has occurred in several parts of the Province of Buenos Aires. Revolutionaries attempted to cap.ure telegraph offices and o.her public buillings I he Government claims that the uprisings were suppressed
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    GERMAN RELIEF WORK SCHEME.
    67 9 Reuter's Wireless. •Berlin. Jan. 7. Government has published the regula ions for th? Government relief work scheme for which 500.000.000 marks ha£ been appropriated. The work must be of public utility and must be finished by 1933. Credl s will enly be grant to Municipalities or
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    531 10 Sports Pastimes. RUGBY FOOTBALL. SINGAPORE BEAT MALAYA COMMAND. YESTERDAY'S CAME ON THE PADANG. T|C A MS F!>K SATl'KDA Y'S (TI* FINiVl.. Yrat< rdtO'» fi'leiulljr nt the s.CC, betweei) 8tPK.vvK>vr am! Uu- Malay» Coinuiund provetl a vuluablr try- ut for the rlvlllniu-. nnd will give th< m rtddtnl for the Cup
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    WALTER LINDRUM AND CLARK MACONACHY.
    159 10 MAY VISIT SINGAPORE IN JIXE. BILLIARDS Si i*»vcv T'v ha*e tho prinkift oi seemg tr.c oc :J*e ireeu bab*-" u: the rVsh. t*. *iu'h MrswJv FrarJfcei Brv«h<rs y h;r. $as&£actvw£y Xo< «ejj arv *«h* v kval agvets of "P*4~ x" >ty prv4fcict* tryiy* :o arraug?
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    S.C.C. MEETING.
    13 10 CRICKET. T*s* S.CC «•*< few sa tfik# Cfcjfr k»c** to ai<*oi m
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    HOCKEY.
    8 10 rv »x& art***** CaPaf* aa4 taw MP*
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    SKLANCOR OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.
    717 10 lIOI.DKH X ETA INS TITLE. BADMINTON. The Inst item on the 1032 programme of iho Selangor Uwdmlnton Association was brought to close on Saturday when the finals i the- men'; and women', open singlei champ!. nshlps were played at IM Victoria Institution. Kualit Lumpur The standi, rd
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    SLCX, SOCCER MEETING.
    7 10 ASSN. FOOTBALL. «uo a*
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    S.G.O. LADIES' COMPrrmON.
    63 10 GOLF. Ttw iOC Wtffcf v caaaaKMoßL 4ar praaa. ?rw*n:*« ft* Mra a? was p**j**i «*ac tfc* nr:.v; ,\'js<; S.i" T a=s* rwaJhai at a aaa fee Mrs. ar L. Swwrs »t% »1> at XPnptea. as* a* a aa««*kx itasf Breaks iS*—l*—*l> aaa Mr*. McIMuifeut if* ■tt ■41>
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    PENANG NEW YEAR MEETING.
    629 10 THIRO DAY'S RESULTS. THE TURF. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Jan. 10. The third day cl the Penang race meeting turned out to be a Tavourltes' day but there were two upset*—■! the race and the First Division race for ponies. Salome. Pataques. Cafe Royal, and
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    INTERPORT QUADRANGULAR TOURNAMENT.
    90 10 IXVITATION TO BE EXTENDED TO SINGAPORE. SWIMMING. The Chbaa MbiT is aJonnsc -j»: iise fcYliatkT wturfc s tew Mwoiri t: both Sfrargfr*: aad TVcSkc foe she prcpea-d In*rpcr: Swa&atcg tacccsJter tis ytmr *se vic br Mteoded so iech Eter-Teacs aod Chnses* fMB SgWOt» Ttus aeuwMaeenaetr: b cat
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    R.S.Y.C. EVENTS. FINAL RACE FOR UPTON CUP.
    1082 10 YACHTING. On Sunday morning yachtsmenl WOW in their |SfS at last having a steady blow from JTj m W hich the tlx m.tres wae able to rrvdand tbctr small slaters, although having I the* wanUd, were not compelled to reef The fUrt for
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    CECILADS BEAT TIONG LAM.
    42 10 BASKET-BALL. Xh* carJaaa. AtaJaac Party beat the XSaag taai CXBJL on Monday by St parses to 15 The rrpraaraaad taa Cactlada liarBoc*. rrac Y*o Chang Bd*. Tab Chan feh Ta=. Po* Chiacg Tfc see sst2 Z.-- EMM H.v
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    "ATLANTIQUE" NOT ABANDONED.
    308 10 Committee Of Experts To View Her. Reuter's Wireless. Paris, Jan. 7. The ••Atlanilque" has not been abandoned J L Sen "temporarily evacuated pendins re-occupation, according to her c isposing at least of any c aim by French -il agcrs to a share in the value of the
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    ESCAPED FROM THE LEGION.
    111 10 IVo Englishmen Being Sent Home. Reuter's Wireless. GibmLar, Jan 9. T?.o Britons who separately escaped from the Foreign Legion are leaving for England tc-morrcw. Stanley Frederick Hali a ycung Lonconer. ejexped at S:di Bel Abbes, af-er c quarrel with t German corpora!. He walked 200 miles
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    CLAIMED TO MAKE GOLD.
    82 10 Heavy Sentence On Poli->h Eng neer. Reuter's Wireless. Far is. Jan. A *nt«nce of *M ycarc" a fine or 100 franc- ha-, beer, ?c *ed on Duni-tcv-ski the Polish engineer vrfco ciaan d be abie#to produce iargi quanUUcs of goM frcm auriferous orr. la addition, the
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    IRISH ELECTIONS.
    27 10 Reuter's Wireless. D&hUn Jan. s,para-.e parties <cr/*; '^C ttaete. the Cosgraritca. he De Varies. Mhlll iJIII the Centre Parry, the ParT*** be Independent Labour Party.-
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    Capitol Screens "Maid Of The Mountains."
    142 10 AT THE CINEMAS. Frfdertek Locsdales famous tzjsz** t 1 Maxi d it* Moun-.ia-^ r- thr CapiV-- twr: diy. to esse of tt* masicml fee «ct of tbe proc*es«Tf s ndes naoe in the realm af liSm prodaett n m Orm *r*»m durir* the ias<
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    JAPAN'S DAVIS CUP TEAM.
    28 10 LAWN TENNIS. Reuter. Tokyo. Jac_ if Tbt Foot fif pisjvrs icidcted iertfca rear's Oars Cap ftaafr tacfcu It-; Jjt; 3*-'-- aca Ryu^i k Le32L325«
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    NO NEWS YET OF HINKLER.
    303 10 LOST IN GREEK MOUNTAINS? FEARS FOR HIS SAFETY. London. After a 15-hcurt>' Bight bean received ol Bert Hin airman who started from E sex. this moyntng -o ai the Sncland-Austrahr. 1 days. 20 hour 3 and was made by C. W. A. .7 half a
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    BOMB INJURES TWO MOSLEMS.
    31 10 Explosion Outside Indian Mosque. Reuter's Wireless. NtW pcc SiqriBK were jjiOBl.P iaiii? ihc T.i;r.; cjoCU"? aitd cce of tt- ever 2.«C tarmpec ;«r:'" Tiro ether bottte were
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    HUGE HAUL OF untitled.
    23 10 Twectj-**" 3, truuis. of Maapl '■■■i 2 aen ussier the «»1 j:: ,v hVu! of P«PP PM s?^c Paa
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    What's On To-Night.
    46 10 Al>i iMfcra-—-It*:' Kaapp. Bar** Haiti Bro*r=. H^--1« Lea* TraiT* arc W 7- aaa* Great W*rM .-i Chirac C*c Hi limifc Sew WeraL—ss2« satua. vhjlj rum «»7^ j —srcii uaaas a=c MB* E ÜBL—*»rs£ s£tf» i secaarf sfcoi aa&stmmmm Tfce. SBtsrcfi* sec ***2nr r.Mtr
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    WELL-KNOWN CHINESE WED.
    183 11 Daughter Of Mr. Eu Tong Sen. Hongkcng. Jan. 4. was nr^n g t UiS l ie i, Satherlng of local <M BuUJinc yesterday at the wedding reception following r 7;°n JUlla S third daughter iLISd? ng the multi-millionaire of Singapore and Mr. Percy Pak Shu Kwan, £n
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    113 11 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore, Jan. 11. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Lepanto E.E.E. Wharf; Citta D! Siracusa 19. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Kola (p.m. shifts to 45 G.) 16. Soudan 14: Mata Hari 12; Athcs II 10; Troilus 6. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate S). Karos 35;
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      21 11 j mM j M HI Pianos For Hire And tiire Pnrchase. i SEASON CO., LTD., 115, ffprth Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. > ———J
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      852 11 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diarj is provided specially for them. Secretaries art 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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      233 11 DIARY OF EVENTS. I TO-DAY, JAN. 11. High Tides.—9.s6 a.m., 11.48 p.m. Rotary Luncheon, Adelphi Hotel, 1 p.m. Hockey: Europeans v. Rest, S.C.C.; S.C.R.C. v. Chinese Non-Members, S.C.R.C. TO-MORROW, JAN. 12. High Tide.—lo.3s a.m. Meeting. United Engineers, River Valley Road, 12.15 p.m. FRIDAY, JAN. 13. High Tide.—ll.ll a.m Hockey: S.R.C.
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    Striking Speech By Bishop.
    2325 12 "ENTIRE REOGANISATION OF SOCIETY." CHURCHES MUST ACHIEVE BROTHERHOOD OF MAN. EVERYONE TO SHARE IN WEALTH OF THE WHOLE. Continued Session Of Methodist Conference. During the continued session of the Malaya Methodist Conference on Monday the Bishop of Singapore, an invited guest, delivered a brief but striking
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    TWO INCORRIGIBE THIEVES.
    634 12 STOLE WHILE HOUSEHOLD WAS AT CHURCH. Tamil And Malay Sentenced. A Tamil and a Malay, who became acquainted with eich other vtthin the precincts of the prison walls a few years ago, stood in the dock side by side yesterday, at the Assize Court, before Mr. Justice
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    M.P.S FINED FOR ABSENCE FROM THE HOUSE.
    67 12 Reuter. Madrid. Dec. IS. Catalan Membe.s of Parl am:nt will havo their salary reduced if they do not attend sittings regularly. It has been decided to pay menib rs about £25 per month, wi h a scale of finaa for nonat.cndance. A minority
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    PASSENGERS.
    396 12 SHIPPING NEWS. The ms. "Boringia." which left u„ en Dec. 31. and is due 2; Per.ang fn i* pnd Singapore on Jan, 2*. has the fan? 20 pass r ngers on board:—Mr. O R s r Mrs. O. P. C Estemcn. Mrs d Se! J man infant. Mr. C.
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    PRODUCE.
    203 12 Singapore, Jan. 11. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $120 R. (Siam) W. Coast 2 $117 Rice, B. Siam No. 1 $113 Rice, B. Siam No. 2 $109 Rice, Siam per koyan No. 1 $168 Rice, Siam No. 2 $146 Rice, Siam No. 3 $137 Rice, Siam
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      12 12 It's Best to Subscribe to the "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST." Then You're Sure!
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      67 12 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. but Yesterday. Night. Max. Bright Mm. T.mp. Rainfall. Sur.shin?. Temp. Station:. D.g. F. Inche:. Hours D:g.F. Alor Star 88 Nil 7.7 71 Ko a Bharu 83 0.C7 4.5 73 K. Tiengganu 83 0.19 4.7 74 Bukit J ram 87 1.27 7.1 72 Mersing 79
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    EXPLOITING THE PRINCE.
    1011 13 HOUSING SECTARIAN BITTERNESS. flow Similar Operations Fared. Dublin. end to regain the doubtful th r rent ".roubles." the b'goUd fast J!e using every d.vie? to bitterne* amongst the prole- their conditional loyalty to belr ar.- being exhibited iblk buildings. Handkerchiefs da U rak a. al hough Belfast
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    PIECE OF CANADA TO PAY BRITISH DEBT.
    255 13 Proposal Of An American Senator. Reuter. Huntington (West Virginia), Dec. 10. A slice of North West Canada would be a suitable payment of the war debt owed Britain to the United States, according Yo Senator Hatfbld. He suggests tha' Francemight pay her debt
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    "TOPSY-TURVY" OF PUBLIC OPINION.
    152 13 What Debt Cancellation Would Cost Americans. Reuter. New York. Dec. 9. A leading firm of New York stock trokeis ca'culates that if the war debts where cancelled (tad thus transferred to Federal taxpayers) it would cost the pepu a ion of the 3:1 agricultural States 78
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    120,000 KINDS OF SPIDERS.
    133 13 World's Population Of Animals And Insects. Reuter. Helsingfors. Dec. 12. There are five times as many rats in the wcrld as there are human beings, according ro the careful estimates of a German woologieal professor whose rep;r; is published rrre. Hfl declares that there are apprcximately
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    CELTIC OVEN OF 500 B.C.
    145 13 Discovery In Austria, Reuter. Vienna, Dec. 13. A potter* oven, dating from about 500 E.C. cf Celtic origin and in excellent pieservation, has been unearthed at Ea'.ersdorf at 'the foot of the" Manharts Mountain. The oven, which was discovered by Doctor Josef Hoebarth, the Austrian
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    $1 FOR 3s. 6d.
    49 13 Reuter. Sal'sbury (Maryland), Dec. 14. Thomas Hastings sold a duck to a negro her? for 3s. 6d.—and was well sati tied with th; price. So was the negro—for, as he was preparing it for cooking, he found a five-dollar (£1) goid piece in its gizzard.—Reuter.
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    CIGARETTE AS TONIC DURING PARACHUTE DROP.
    150 13 Empire Record Jump By Young South African. Reuter. Durban. Dec. 8. What constitutes a South African record for parachute descents, and is thought also to oe a record in the British Empire, has be*-n established here by Mr. W. A. Kerr, a youi.g South
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    EXCHANGED WIFE FOR A GRAMOPHONE.
    111 13 But Then He Wanted Her Back! Reuter. Kovno, Lithuania. Dec. 12. A man war accused in a Lithuanian court of idling his ycung and pretty wife for: One gramophone with records, half a pig and £2.10s. When the pig hod been eaten, the money spent
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    JOB-HUNTERS BESIEGE MAX SCHMELLING.
    83 13 They Want To Staff His "Castle." Reuter. Berlin. Dec. 12. Max Schmelling. the former world champion heavyweight boxer, was rep:rtcd by a Berlin newspaper to be thinking of buying a castle. For days he was pestered by: Numbers of estate agents, 'incessant telephone calls, numerous registered
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    PROHIBITION IS GOOD FOR YOU.
    85 13 Because You Drink More Home-Brewed Beer! Reuter. New Haven (Connecticut.), Dec. 14. Professor J. B. S. Haldane. the nofd British Bci.ntis-.. considers Prchibitton beneficial—because of the consumption of hem? brewed beer which it has caused! "One of the biological effects of Prohibition on the American
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    SAVED FOR THIRTY YEARS.
    95 13 But Forgot To Make A Will. Reuter. Lisbon, Dec. 14. The one ambition of Camelia Angela, a black servant, was to be able to leave at her death a large gift to an institute for the blind in Lisbon. She worked for 30 years, and every
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    "STEAL IF YOU CAN" BAZAAR.
    83 13 Where Thieving Is Authorised. Reuter. Paris, Dec. 15. "Steal if you can, and buy if you can't," is the slogan of the Thieves' Fair, now being held in the tewp of Sables d'Olonne. It has been held annually in December for the last four or
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    "BY ROCKET MAIL."
    105 13 Liquid Fuel Essential. Reuter. Berlin, Dec. 13. "Postal rockets" could be constructed an.i fired off tc-day, in the opinion of Herr Johann Winkler, the well-known expert in rccket research. It is,.only the desire to make the "rocket nwil" absolutely failure proof that prevents their Immediate use. At
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    CEYLON RESTRICTS IMPORT OF GOATS.
    370 13 Attempt To Become SelfSupporting. The restriction in connection with the importation cf sheep and gcats from India carr.e into force in Colombo on Dec. 15. It displeased some of the dealers in view of i's effect on the approaching Christmas trade of theirs but the
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    SHE LOST HER JOB.
    127 13 And Won A Fortune! Reuter. Vienna, Dec. 14. This is the story of how a pretty nurse at a hospital here came in'o a fortune as a r. suit of losing h:r job. The girl's beauty and intelligenc: had made her a great favourite among the
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    BERNARD SHAW AND THE BIBLE.
    428 13 I Ten Commandments Unsuited To Modern Needs. Wants It To Be Shelved. "As an encyclopaedia, the Bicle must be shelved with the first cdi ijn of Encycooredn Britannlca as a record of what men once believed ma& a measur? of how fa- they 1 a
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    DIPLOMATS MUST MARRY.
    39 13 Reuter. Istanbul, D:c. 13. All Turkish diplomats stationed abroad ma t [be married, according to a new law that is bring drafted here. Bu!, by a law passed some years ago, diplomats must not marry foreigners.—Reutet.
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    GERMAN UNEMPLOYMENT PROBLEM.
    194 13 £30,000,000 Scheme Of Works For Relief. Reuter. Berlin, Dec. 13. An ambitious programme to provide work for 400.000 unemployed has been recommenced by the Ministry cf Labour and ether Government Dcpaitmcnts concerned, in agreement with the leading Municipal organisations. The financing of the programme would require 600,000.000
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    ENGLAND-ASIA BY TRAIN
    261 13 British Plan For Bosphorus Ferry. Reuter. Islanbul «Con.tantinopl?), D c. 13. Agreement has b in reached on practically all points b.tween a Briti h group and the Turkish Government for the constiuction of a train ferry across the Bosphcrus. thus linking the railways of th? Continent with
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    965 14 "I Shall Take Your Life." ALLEGED ATTEMPT AT EXTORTION. (From Our Oun Correspondent.) Johore, Jan. 9. A Chinese of Gelang Patat. named Chin Khow, was produced before Ungku Ismail bin Abdul Rahman (Third Magistrate) in the Police Court this morning on a charge of having committed trespass in
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    Shipping News & Notices. WORLD'S SHIPPING INDUSTRY.
    367 15 Shipping News Notices. WORLD'S SHIPPING INDUSTRY. The Problem In A Nut-Shell. London, Dec. 17. Th? nightmare of a shipowner wrs described by Lord Essendca Chafcman, Purness Witby Line speaking at a luncheon at the Royal Empire Society. He said the shipping problem in a nul-shell was nob how to get
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    SHIPBUILDERS HIT.
    169 15 Want Government Aid For Steel Purchases. Shipowners and shipbuilders who have been hit by the sharp rise in the steel majket, demand Government a d for the purchase of steel material for shipbuilding, says the «'Japan Chronicle." They d:c!are that unless help is forthcoming, shipowners will not be
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    THE SUEZ CANAL.
    230 15 Ancient Dream Of Waterway To The East. it was 63 years ago on Nov. 17 that the Suez Canal was opened for traffic. It had been declared officially open the day before, in the presence of the Austrian Emperor, the French Empress Eugenic, and the Khedive of
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    TOUR IN JUNK.
    185 15 American Venture To Be Started This Month. During this month the "Shin Di Ping Shi (New Horizons), a 65-foot re-built Chinese junk recently purchased by Mr. John Bloomshield of Woodcock, New York, will set sail on a trip around the world, according to present plans. Built in
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    TIME SIGNALS.
    196 15 Singapore Notice To Mariners. A notice to mariners draws the attention of shipmasters to the fact that the recent introduction of the Straits Settlements Daylight Saving Ordinance, whereby local time was advanced by 20 minutes, does not affect the day and night time signals at Mt. Faber, lat.
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    SMUGGLING ARMADA.
    117 15 Fleet Of Zinc Baths For Contraband. Cologne, Nov. 28. May wind and current hold" was the prayer of a gang of smugglers on the Dutch bank of the Kendel, a small stream which separates Holland from Germany, containing three hundredweight of contraband wheat. Wind and current did hold,
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    NEW MATSON LINER.
    106 15 Captain Chas. A. Berrntson To Take Command. The Matson Navigation Co.. San Francisco, have announced that Captain Charles A. Berrntson, former master of the company's steamer "Malolo." has been appointed commander of the new steamer "Lurline." which is now being completed at the Foie River yard of
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    TANKER HITS REEF.
    139 15 Refloated After Cargo Was Jettisoned. The Norwrgian-ov/ned oil tanker "Soli," while ££o/2f fr m t0 Singapore with a -rgo of oil, was reported to have grounded on *c Jjrnng Reef Uw Sou* Natuna Island? sr-ZTT? WBS ask€d for fro the Singapore Horn the ship during the same
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    STOWAWAYS FINED.
    134 15 Two South Africans Before Hongkong Magistrate. Two youths, Victor James Cooks and Percy Graham Hills, of Johannesburg and Rhodesia, respectively, were on a charge of stowing away from South Africa to Hongkong on the steamer "Red Sea," of which the Bank Line are the local agents. It was
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    MISSING STEAMER.
    129 15 Customs Requested To Search For "Yue Loang." Having exhausted every means cf finding the "Yue Loong." missing since Dec. 8. the Toong Yue Steam Navigation C mpany, 170 Feking Road, Shanghai, asked In a communication sent to the Harbour Master for a search alrnrj "he coast for the
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    RUSSIAN MYSTERY.
    103 15 Remains Of Fisherman Found In Boat. At the bottom of a small fishing boat which drifted ashore off "Nishime Maru," Akita prefecture. Japan, was found part cf a man. mostly bones, six pairs of shoes, and some letters written in Russian. The police express the belief that the
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    SHIP'S BOY 30 HOURS AT WHEEL.
    270 15 When Captain And Mate W r ere Unconscious. A wonderful story cf the heroism and endurance of a boy of 18, who stuck to the wheel of a disabled ship in a storm for 30 hours after the captain and mate had been seriously
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    SALVAGE DISPUTE.
    107 15 Divers To Assist Nagasaki Judge To Settle Claim. Divers are to assist the Nagasaki Court to settle a salvage dispute. The claim in court was brought by Glhachi Kitamura, against Yumihachi Kataoka, plaintiff stating that hi; found the Russian ship "Nazlmoff" in a925, and ncnce has a prior
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    DEATH OF SAILOR.
    52 15 "Tamara" Loses Member Of Crew. The Captain of the "Tamara," of the Swedish Asiatic Company, Limited, notified the Shanghai harbour authorities immediately upon the arrival of the steamer in port from Europe, that a member of his crew had died at. sea between Hongkong and Shanghai from
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    CARGO SHIP AGROUND.
    58 15 The "Showa Maru" (2.200 tons), a cargo ship owned by the Sato Company cf Kaigan-dori, Kobe, ran aground off Iwaya. Awaji Island, and mad? much water besidrs receiving a serious damage on its hull. The Moji branch of th? Teikoku Salvage Company has dispatched a r.scue ship
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