Malaya Tribune, 17 January 1933

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    32 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol XX, No. 13 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1933 F! v E CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. I Singapore: Tuesday, Jan. 17, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1933.
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      9 2 For the Week-end— MALAYAN SATURDAY POST." i 20 Cents.
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      445 2 THE FUTURE OF THE EMPIRE I A HERE arc occasions when, do what yon X will, the Mother's milk remains scanty, *-—-m\\*sS^pW«*m weak and unsuitable. In these cases Sunshine Glaxo has proved helpful to the Mother, remedying the difficulty and allowing natural reeding to go on unhindered. f Here for
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      713 2 EMPIRE RADIO TO-NIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING BURMA), CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN. From The Empire Transmitter, Daventry, England. Wavelengths: 25.3 and 31.3 metres. G.M.T. 2.30 p.m. Time Signal from Big Ben Concert by the Midland Studio Orchest'.a, from a Birmingham Studio. 300 p.m.
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    SOME GRAND AND GLORIOUS CRICKET. HOW AUSTRALIA BEAT ENGLAND.
    3953 3 FIRST DETAILED REPORT OP SECOND TEST. CRICKET AT ITS BEST. I* given a detailed report of the play in the Second Test i,n tf l i ,,Kl a,H I Australia, which waa packed lith ,n *h.ch was outstanding for the remarkable
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      79 3 Anxious Times. Lowered Vitality, Strained Nerves, Insomnia. 7 Enervin, which is the blending of y Pure Douro Port with well-known T niC properties SMS you abundant J ener £>' and tn e power to fight lltlm 10 Coupons; I Witn each DOtUe of Enervin there is a coupon. j \y
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      113 4 You start drinking Bournville Cocoa I to-day and see what a difference the energy food-drmkl I makes' I C I Mos t young people overgrow their strength. U U then that they need 55^^^^^^^! mOS urgently the extra nourishment that Bournville Cocoa g yes. i^^ji Measured by the energy it
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    423 5 Mining Shares. iporc. Tuesday, 11 a.m. I tin share quotations are Issuec C<> exchange and stocL br A** H :.<ers. 1*°- Buyers. Sellers. va .-.bang Tin 23 6 25 6 i: Malay 181- 20,-nom 11 r'ii' ;-m Tin 10 6 116 r "enn Tin 11 12 ■BfeOf
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    213 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. LONDON STOCKS DOWN 810 TONS. Very Little Business Passing:. (By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Tuesday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (R.S.S. Singapore) 6 9 16 cts., down i ;> ct. Tin (Singapore), $73%, unchanged. Yesterday's Prices: London Rubber 2V£d., down 1 16-1 Market Tone: Steady
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    DECLINE OF BANK PROFITS.
    83 5 Reuter Wireless. London, Jan. 10. The "Big Five" English Banks show a decline In profits but the decline is not large. On!v two cf them reduce their dividends, namely Llojd's whose dividend is declared at 12 per cent, against 13 13 pei cent, and the National
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    RUBBER ESTATES OF MALAYA.
    1603 5 A Small Margin Of Profit. The third ordinary general meeting cf members of the Rubber Estates of Malaya. Ltd.. Was held in London on Dec. 14, Mr. Nicholas C. S. Bcoanquet, the chairman, presiding. The chairman said: The soiling price of standard ribbed smoked sheet during
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    LONDON STOCKS.
    285 5 Markets Somewhat Irregular. Reuter Wireless. The commodity markets were do rlv „.n nSrh k R Bnd Liver P°°l without attractin? much buying interest bv W thi S i« cct Caily ln the day was unsettled by the easiness of the wheat ar.d cotton markets but the selling was
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    56 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London: 2 2' 4 d. New York: 2 15 16 (G cents. Singapore: 6' 2 —6 916 cents. TIN. London Spot: £144 ss. (Down 275. 6d London 3 months: £144 15s. (Down 275. 6d.;. Singapore: $73.87 »2. COPRA. Messrs. Barlow and Co. report: Sundried $5.10
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    SOVIET OIL.
    43 5 Reuter Wireless. Moscow. Jan. 11. The quan ity of oil refined in Soviet Ru»li citing 1922 amounted '.o 20.250.000 ten*, which v equal to cn'y 65 per cent, of th quant rj refined durir.g th? firt year c: th: F.ve-Y..-.:-F'an.—Reuter Wireless.
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    COPRA BLAZE.
    27 5 Reuter Wireless. Hamburg, Jan. 10. Copra amounting to 1.000 tons has b«n destroyed by fire at the Tbcorl Oil Works he c. —R Utcr Wirel:.-:,
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    227 5 (By Courtesy of Hongkong bank.) Singapore, Jan. 17. j Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 15 16d London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 29 32d.. London 60 days' s.'/ht 2s. 3 T s d., London 30 days' sigh: 2s. 3 27 32d., London demand 2s. 3 13
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    657 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore. Tuesday. 11 a.m. The following rubber sham quotations arc isiued by Fra.er and Co. and L#all and Evatt: Value. Eraser Lyall Shares. Co. »vatt. 1 Allenby $0.45 $0.55 $0 45 $0.60 1 Alor Gajah 0.25 0.85 0.25 0.33 IA. Illtam 0.50 0.65 0.90 OCO
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    COUPON SYSTEM.
    84 5 International Arrangement In Hotels. Reuter Wireless. Nic-. Jan. 10. Stabilisation of prices in European hot;!s and the creation of a system for international exchange of coupen; available in any hotel in a European coun ry are th main obj.cts to be rtIKIIUM at the European Tourist Conference, which
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    DUTCH LOAN.
    46 5 Reuter Wireless. The Hague, Jan. 12. The new 4 per cent, loan of 296,000.000 guilders offered yesterdsy was over-subscrib"d The money will be used partly for conversion of the d per cent. 1932 loan and partly to consolidate the East Indies floating debt.—Reut*»r Wireless.
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      80 5 I How many things you might have j attained.. how many achievements j you might have brought about..if only you had ready cash at that moment when golden opportunity presented itself. Small deposits regularly made soon grow to an j appreciable capital, and THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK
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      78 5 THE EASTERN HANK, LIMITED. Incorporated In England). SINGAPORE BBANCH: 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed C DltaI £2,000,000 Paid-up Capital n.ooo.000 Reserve Pund and Rest f 500.000 DEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay. Calcutta, Colombo, Karacnl, Madra*. Amara. Baghdad. Bahrein, Basra, Klrkult, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and Interest allowed
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      222 6 Amusements I CAPITOL j POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT j g.IS TO-NIGHT A splendid new Paramount Entertainment presented with a special Two-Reel Sporting Film of interest to all Cricket Lovers RUTHOIATTERTON IN ■The Magnificent Lie" AND (j THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS BRADMAN, McCABE, RICHARDSON, KIPPAX AND other Famous players IN j! "Cricket Flickers"
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      209 6 j DON'T MISS HER BEST PICTURE! H 1:0 cth;r star couW I A WARNER PRODUCTION J SILENT—TALKIES. TWO SHOWS FOR ONE PAYMENT I i FREE DISTRIBUTION: TOILET-POWDER. SOAP AND PERFUME. First Shaw at ~.30 p.m. Second Show at !> p.m. Western Drama. V M-G-M. Presents JACK PERRIN in ♦> MARIE
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    INDIAN'S TRAGIC DEATH.
    323 7 CORONER'S INQUIRY. •Stabbed In The Street By Cook. The circumstances surrounding the death of M:\ Chandra Sayakaran were inquired into this morning by the Singapore Coroner, Mr F. G. Bourne. Mi. Chandra, a w£ll known member of the Indian community, was walking along Lorong 210, East Coast
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    A STOLEN JADE PENDANT.
    99 7 Pawnbroker Claims Redress. An appeal by a pawnbroker against an order by the First Magistrate authorising the return to Rose Gee of a jade pendant which she claimed and which had been stolen and pawned was decided on Saturdjfc- by the lull c:urt of appeal comprising
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    THE FUNG MURDER CASE.
    189 7 Last Chance For Cheng Hongkong. Jan. 17. A second petition, which emphasises that Cheng Kwok Yau's action in procuring the death of Georg* Fung was provoked by a grievance, and which bears the signatures of many foreigners in addition to Chinese, is t: be presented to
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS.
    314 7 S.S.V.F. BATTALION ORDERS. Battalion orders issued by Lieut. Col. G. C. Meredith, M. C, commanding Ist Bn., S.S.V.F.. dated Singapore. Jan. 13. are as follows: ORDERS: Battalion Orders will be issued en Friday of each week throughout the training season. CHAMPION COMPANY SHIELD: The Champion Company Challenge Shield
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    PRODUCE.
    197 7 Singapore. Jan. 17. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $126 R. (Siam) W. Coast 2 $122 Rice, B. Siam No. 1 $122 Rice, B. Siam No. 2 $117 Rice, Siam per koyan No. 1 $178 Rice, Siam No. 2 $158 Rice, Siam No. 3 $145 Rice, Ssam
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    ALLEGATIONS AGAINST CUSTOMS OFFICER.
    156 7 Court Sequel To Loss Of Tobacco. USt tsllJl Ltif d M an EngUSh an toowSnr to be holding partmemJV? n in toe M °noPolies De*bom TL?u\ ef InSpeCtor Sheed y Sa that at en dm? a f g o l n Dec 23 a constable emeJgii
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    BRITISH CREW'S HEROISM.
    111 7 Tribute By Captain Of "Atlantique." Reuter Wireless. Cherbourg, Jan. 11. The courage shewn by the crew of the Britisn steamer "Ford Canie" in the rescue work oi the crew of the •Atlantique" when sh- was blazing in the Channel was especially mentioned as worthy of reward by
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    SECOND LAPSE AFTER TEN YEARS.
    93 7 Gaol And Police Supervision. When an elderly Chinese, who had beer, convicted in the Second Ccurt for theft of worth of salt fish and gunny bags, appeared before the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrert for sentence yesterday Chief Inspector Sheedv stated that the man
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    ECONOMIES IN SWEDEN.
    104 7 Heavier Taxes And Cuts In Credits. Reuter Wireless. Stockholm. Jan. It. The Budget present.d at the opening of the Riksdag has b en balanced by diminishing tn crtflit of Ministries; namely: Defence by 20,000,000 kroner. Communications by 12,000,000 kronor and Agricultuie and Pensions. 11,000,000 kronor each. Taxation
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    GREEK GOVERNMENT DEFEATED.
    133 7 Reuter. Athens, Jan. 12. The Government was defeated by 109 votes to 91 In the Chamber following the announcement by M. Venizelos that the Liberal Party would withdraw its support of Government in ••onsequence of the attitude adopted by the Ministers of War, Marine and the Interior.
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    64 7 Sequel To Prison Fight. The case in which Sam Wah, Lim Seng Tlam and Teng Peng, three prisoners serving sentences ln the Singapore prison, stand charged with having ctmmttted the murder of c fellow prisoner was can.lnued yesteru y and to-day at the Singapore Assises, before Mr. Justice
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    FRANCE'S PROBLEM IN SYRIA.
    149 7 Twenty Years' Protection, Then Plebiscite. Reuter Wireless. Beirut, Jan. 10. A solution in two years of France s Syrian prcblem, similar in seme respects to the mandatory problem Britain is faced with in Iraq, is envisaged in the understanding reached by M. Henri Ponsot, the French
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    "LAST GERMAN WAR PRISONER."
    106 7 Imposter Receives Smart Treatment. Reuter Wireless. Freiburg, Jan. 12. Carl Hummel, the greatest German imposter cf post-war days, who professed to be the "last German war prisoner," returned after 15 years' captivity in a Franch North African colonial prison, is now on trial. Hammel related on
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    AUTHOR FINED.
    164 7 Divulged Official Secrets In Novel. Reuter Wireless. London. Jan. 12. Mr. Compton Mackenzie was fined at the Old Bailey £100 and also had to pay £100 costs upon pleading guilty to a charge under thu Official Secrets' Act. The Court was cleared during part of the hearing. After
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    FILM STUDIOS CLOSED.
    75 7 Influenza Epidemic In England. Reuter Wireless. London, Jan. 10. The Elstree film I udios are closed owing to the wave of influenza thinning the lanks of prominent artists and technicians. The scare is spreading throughout ths couii»;ry. Most London business and public services' staffs are depleted, the
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    WINTER AT HOME.
    97 7 Follow Mild Holiday Weather. Reuter Wireless. London, Jan. 10. Winter has returned to Eritain aftr ire spring-like Christmastide and New Year, with a seventeen degrees frost in London, which was enveloped in a dense fog, and CLy traffic and trains arriving at the termini were held up.
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    RED DEPUTY WOUNDED.
    42 7 Labour Protest At Sofia. Reuter Wireless. Sofia, Jan. 12. The Labour members of the Sobranjee walked out to-day as a protest against the shooting and wounding of a Communist Deputy in a street by the two unknown persons.—Reuter Wireless.
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    BALTIMORE FIRE.
    39 7 Five People Burnt To Death. Reuter Wireless. Ealtim:re, Jan. 10. Five peope were burnt to death to-day in a fire which destroyed a fashionab c residence One womaiii was severely injured by jumping Irom a window.—Reut.r Wireless.
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    CLERK ATTACKS ENGINEER.
    85 7 Shooting Affray In Government Office. Reuter Wireless. Baghdad, Jan. 11. Mr. James Strachan. a Scottish engineer employed by the Irrigation Department, was wounded and Mr. Iraqi, the head clerk, was -hot dead in a shooting affray in their office The assailant is alleged to have been Iraqi,
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    ATTEMPT TO BRIBE WARDERS.
    135 7 Offenders Detained And Punished. Teng Ah S ™S and Quek Kirn Moey. were produced before the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Fon-en yesterday lor sentence. Oh* Inspector "Seed" .hat the accused were two of four men who were tried before the Third Magistrate and convicted cf
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    GAOL FOR JAVANESE.
    146 7 Notorious Thief And HouseBreaker. Kxrsini bin Karsan, the ycung Javanese against whom a series of charges of theft and house-breaking were preferred, was found HuUty by the District Judge (Mr. H. A Ferrer) yesterday and sentenced to five months' rigorous imprisonment. It was revealed that the accused
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    FORGERY OF I.G.P.'S SIGNATURE.
    72 7 Appeal Dismissed. Judgment in appeal was delivered on Saturday in the case in which Pallak Nath Singh wo convicted by the Distric. Court of Singapore of having forged the sigiature of Mr. Onraet. late Acting Inspec.cr General of Police. The appeal was originally argued before a
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    CIVIL WAR IN KWEICHOW STOPPED.
    77 7 General To Fight Japanese. “Sin Chew Jit Poh.” Nanking, Jan. 13. General Wang Chiah Leh (Chairman oi the Kwcichow Prvincial Government who has been fighting with Gen. Mao Kuan Hsiang and Gen. Yu Kuo Chi in the past few months far mastery of the province)
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    SIR ROBERT JONES.
    74 7 Death Of A Famous Surgeon. London, Jan 16. The death has occurred of Sir Robert Jone.;. —Reuter. Sir Robert Jones was President of the Association of Surgeons of Great Britain, lecture; on orthopaedic surgery at Liverpool University, consulting orthopaedic rurgeon at St. Thomas Hospital, London, and Hon.
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      208 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TENDERS. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. TENDERS ill be received at th? office of the Commisioner of Lands, up to noon of the 3rd February. 1933, for th? right to occupy the buildings known a.* the Railways Rest House at Orchard Road. Every tender should be accompanied by a d.pcsit of
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. DEATH.
    48 8 DORAY—On Jan. 16, at 2.15 p.m., at the General Hospital, Mr. A. R. Doray, of the Raffles Institution. The cortege will leave 45, Rowel] Road, at 4.30 p.m., to the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes and thence to Bidadari cemetery. P.M.S, papers please copy.
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    MUST CHINA TURN TO MOSCOW?
    787 8 'There is nothing to be done except to recognise that Japan can !do what she will,'' and she is exploiting an opportunity "deliberately chosen"—she is "aware that Britain, Russia, the United States and Germany are incapable of resistance." Such is the policy of despair, concerning
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    83 8 Mr. Ralph Summervill who coached the <*h the Olympic OX3l^-™°"*" The death of Mr A R rwo„ Institution, occurred at theGenerafkH yesterday, after a short Mr n*" vas a well-known memW of SS" £55? Catholic community and wafer'v £f v InAi age. He had been connected 3 years f tution
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    THE SEARCH FOR HINKLER.
    231 8 Capt. Hope Fears It Is In Vain. Reuter Wireless. Rome, Jan. 9. A fresh element cf mystery is added to Hinkler's disappearance by the fact that he never received a permit to fly over Italy from the Italian Air Ministry, which has no record ci' any
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    SIAM NEWSPAPER'S AFFAIRS.
    52 8 Suspends Publication After Forty Years. (Frcm Our Ovm"Correspondent.) Bangkok. Jan. 16. The "£iam Observer" has suspended publication fcr the time being, owin*r to the necessity to reorganise the business. A meeting of shareholders lias bc-en called to co;isid?r the situation The "Observer" has been printed for nearly
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    MR. F. W. PAYNE DEAD.
    40 8 Reuter. Engineer Who Modernised Tin Dredging. London. Jan. 17. The death is renounced of Mr. F. W. Payne, an engineer v hese dtslg-n of drecues modernised tho tin d. edging Indus ry in Malaya. —Ftouter.
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    CABINET RESIGNS.
    106 8 Grave Situation In Rumania. Reuter. Bukharest, Jan. 12. The Ma.-iiu Government has les'rned following a protracts dispute between the King and the Catin:t in ccmsequence cf th 3 King's refusal to sanctirn .he dismissr 1 cf two police officials. Ever since his return frcm ixile, Kftig Carol ha;
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    ARGENTINE VICE-PRESIDENT FOR LONDON.
    60 8 Reuter Wireless. Buencs Aire.*, Jan. 11. Cheered by a crcwd of sev:ral thou rands cf peop'e, the Argentine Mission to 3ri ain. und r Dr. Julio Rcca, th- Vice-Pres:dent, sai'.od for Europe to-day on the liner.. 1 Arlanza." Tli; Mi sicn is to return the visit
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    CONFERENCE ON HOURS OF WORK.
    42 8 Reuter Wireless. Geneva. Jan. 3. Th? technical conference for a reduction m the hours cf work convened by th: International Labour Offices opened to-day. Th'rtycne ccuntres are participating. The United Stars and Russia declined the invitation---Reuter Wireless.
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    156 8 Mr. A. E. W. Mason, the well-known author arrived in Singapore from Port Swettenhrm ye.-.tcrday by the "Klang H Z T M Tunk Abdul Aziz, second son of the Resent of Kedah, has taken up h's appointment as Assistant Adjutant to the Ked-h Volunteer Po-ce. Prior to this he was
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    48 8 RADIO IN MALAYA, on page 2 SOME GRAND AND GLORIOUS tLUB DIARY, on page 11 SSS2 F EVE NTS, on page 11. SHOCKED BY PRISON CONDITIONS. IN THE JOHORE COURTS. on Zrtu OUR READERS' VIEWS, on £L e if SHIPPING NEWS, ,n pa«* l?7nd 15
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    419 8 (BY "LOOKER-ON.") Johore will have no nudism ru people caught bathing "in th gether' have been fined $2 It won't be a bad idea fa Rotary Club to invite G B X v h comes here to say what he think! Decentralisation. Uts But G.K.C. would do
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    BRITISH RADIO.
    110 8 Polish Incident Settled. London. Jan The BBC. announces that P I cast incident ha.- been settl.'i baris in th: cour c of a visit math !>■ I Reith to the Polish les.. [A message on Jan. 3. .'tat d against the use cf a British radi the purpoce
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    16 8 Prem China and Japan by Urn l jt Rinpipnta at n u.ru to morrot
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      42 8 Latest IN Ladies' Toilet i Ware U.S.deSilva&Brcs. 23, High Street, Singapore. TKK g Balloon Toys 7 cts. to 80 cts. each. Bicycle Tyres—sl.oo each. Bicycle Tubes—3s cts. each. Rubber Soap Dishes—ls cts. each. TENG SENG GUAN. Established 1905. 634. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD,
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    Chinese Main Defence Impregnable. SEMI-CIRCULAR FRONT IN NORTH CHINA.
    1704 9 JAPANESE CANNOT BREAK THROUGH EVEN WITH TANKS. UNITED NATIONAL FORCES. LABOUR UNIONS URGE DECLARATION OF WAR. Reuter. By the orders of the Central Government unity of China's forces has been achieved under the "Big Four," Marshals (Than*, Feng and Yen. A
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    DISAPPOINTED IN THE NAZIS.
    443 9 Ex-Kaiser Orders Son To Leave. POLITICAL DEADLOCK. Reuter. Berlin, Jan. a. Officials here are still optimistic that th 2 dissolution of pari!"ment may be avcided. Herr yon Papen. who recently conlerred with Herr Hitler in Cologne, had an interview with General yon Schliecher to-day and it
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    MISS WINIFRED SPOONER.
    91 9 Death Of Well-known AirWoman. Reuter Wireless. London. Jan. 13. The death is announced of the air-woman Miss Winifred Spooner.—Reuter Wireless. Miss Spooner was a competitor in the annual 1-f.ing's Cup race round Britain —in which sh: finished third In 1928—and other air races. In 1929. ehe wen
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    SPANISH REVOLT SPREADS.
    419 9 MANY DEATHS. Desperadoes Blown To Smithereens. DISORDER EVERYWHERE. Reuter. General di>ord:r continues in Spain. r„ he r° rkerS S:fm to b? -isappoin ed in the Gov.rrrne.it which they elected af fr throw: nff the monarchy. Gibraltar. Jan. 11. AteJcta? h L 0u i rda te "oned at
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    FRENCH GIANT PLANE'S CRUISE.
    43 9 Reuter. Pert Natal (Brazil), Jan. 16. The French giant three-eugined aeroplane. "Arc.nciel," arrived safely at 4.40 p.m. from Saint Louis, Senegal, which place she left at 4.48 a.m. She Ift for Marseilles at 10.10 a.m. on Jan. 12.—Reut: r.
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    STOP PRESS.
    140 9 Tragedy At Swimming Club. European Municipal Officer Drowned. A sad accident occurred at the Singapore Swimming Club at about noon to-day. when Mr. W. C. Williams, of St. Jamess Power Station, who dived eff the tea wal was noticed to float for a conside able pericd ■tth his
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    Sports & Pastimes. ENGLAND LEADING BY 261 RUNS.
    1199 10 Sports Pastimes. ENGLAND LEADING BY 261 RUNS. WITH SEVEN WICKETS IN HAND. BK TASK AHEAD FOR AUSTRALIA. OOOI) NEWS OF OLDFIEI.D. CRICKET. There was an attendance of 12,000 spectators whin the Third Test between England and Australia was resumed to-day in fine weatfcer. The wicket was shewing signs of wearing
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    STOP PRESS.
    14 10 Reuter. Adelaide, Jan. 17. Latest score: England 142 runs lor three wickets.—Reuter.
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    FAILED BY SIX MONTHS.
    176 10 Soviet And Five-Year Plan. Reuter Wireless. Moscow, Jan. 10. "We have failed in the general programme for the Five Year Plan by six months," said M. Stalin In a speech to the Central Communist Committee, "due to the refusal of certain neighbouring countries to sign non-aggression
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    INDEPENDENCE BILL.
    85 10 Philippines Would Not Accept. Reuter. Manila, Jan. 16. The Philippine House of Representatives at an lnfotmal session voted not to acespt the Independence Bill even if it passes the United States Senate over Mr. Hoover's veto and W; local Senate is expected to vote similarly. r, -41 Washington,
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    SARAWAK UNION CLUB.
    399 10 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT. LAWN TENNIS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuching, Jan. 12. The fifth annual open championship tournament (singles and doubles) run under the auspices of the Sarawak Union Club, was participated in by representatives of the' Sarawak Club, Sarawak Union Club, St. Michael's Club and Land
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    MERRIPALS B.P. BEAT UNION CHINESE B.P.
    204 10 BADMINTON. In a return match at the Jovial B Ps court hn Lim Twa Tow Road on Saturday the Merripals B.P. was again successful agams: the Union Chinese B.P. The score was four games to three. Details (Merripals mentioned first): Teo Chye Guan beat
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    NOT PLAYED.
    130 10 HOCKEY. The two S.R.C. matches—against the Police on the S.R.C. ground and against A.P.C.Boustead at Paya Lebar—arranged for yesterday, were not played. V.M.C.A. team v. Port Canning on the V.M.C.A. ground to-morrow at 5 p.m.: o\ H. Dueios. E. K. Yzchnan, Kee Yew Hock, H. S. Duncan (capt.),
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    55 10 S.C.C. XV. v. R.A.F. "A" on Friday at the S.C.C.: R. G. Cranford; H. L. Vincent, D. S. Robertson, D. Alexandra, J. W. Leach; H. G. Shay, L. H. Cooper; H. C. Allen, J. C. Hcsgood, J. C. G'.ansden, O. B. Page, G. D. Proektcr, S. Kirk, D.
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    HORLICKS B.P. ANNUAL MEETING.
    132 10 At the fifth annual general meeting of toe Horlicks Badminton Party on the Bth inst., the following were elected office-bearers for 1933: President, Mr. Wan Chin Inn; Vice-Presidents, Mr. Henry Cheong and Mr. Chan Seng Thong; hon. secretary, Mr. E. Cheng Leong; hon. treasurer. Mr. Neo
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    ONLY ONE LEAGUE TEAM.
    902 10 S.C.C. Section Annual Meeting. ASSN. FOOTBALL. Reuter. At the annual meeting of the association football iaction of the S.C.C., held yesterday, it was decided to run only one team in the Singaore League in the coming season and to run two more teams (second and "A")
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    WILTSHIRES' CHAMPION AND ELLIS.
    294 10 GRAHAM MATCHED AGAIN. PROGRAMME NEXT WEEK AT NEW WORLD. BOXING. A programme of attractive fights has been ai ranged for Jan. 28. at the New World Arena. "Ccckney" Morris and Gunner Ellis are the principals in the twelve-round main event. Morris is the welterweight champion of
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    IRISH ELECTION NOMINATIONS.
    221 10 Over 100 Government Candidates. Reuter Wireless. Dublin, Jan. IX. Nominations for the 152 seats in the Dail were made to-day and are approximately as fellows: Government ide Valera), 108: Labour, 22; Opposition (Ccsgravt), 85; Farmers, Ratepayers, and Centre Party, 21; Independents, 11; Independent Labour, t. Mr. Frank
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    "RED" CONSPIRACY IN INDIA.
    100 10 Three Englishmen And 24 Others. Reuter. New D.lhi, Jan. 16. The three year; Meerut conspiracy trial which has cos: £120,000, ended with th? conviction of three Englishmen and 24 Indians foi conspiring to deprive the King of his sovereignty in India. Two m.n. Spratt and Bradley
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    TOTE BETTING TO BE ILLEGAL.
    91 10 Recommendation Of British Commission. Reuter Wireless. London, Jan. 9. A recommendation that "tote" betting in clubs and on greyhound tracks be ended as toon as possible was made in a unanimous in-enm r?port by the Royal Commission on Lotteries and Betting. The report also recommended
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    BIRTH OF ROYAL BABY.
    337 10 VATICAN PRO TEST Dispute About Th e Baptism. Reuter. The country b eegerly ant v,' J r 12 event at the Palace, v. h -n 'dcctorsar.dan Italian BulgJJ mg Queen Joanna. Many gifts have ahead Vtroyal Italian relatives of k> Queen. 1 It is expected that
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    FLYING-BOAT CRASHES INTO SEA.
    105 10 Airman Drowned In Plymouth Sound. Reuter Wireless. Londoa, Jan. 11!. Owing to the tip cf a wing colliding wi.h a Naval Dockvard launch, a huge Air Force Rying-toat crashed into the sea at Plytr.cuh Sound to-day. The mishap was seen by hu ndreds of people rn
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    "Cricket Flickers" At The Capitol.
    96 10 AT THE CINEMAS. Cricket Flickers" the picture which i> now showing at the Capitol is of particular interest at the present time owing to the Test Match. This film shews a number of wellknown Australian cricketers including Bradman, McCabe, Richard on, Kippax. etc.. many characteristic
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    CHENG KWOK-YAU'S EXECUTION POSTPONED.
    46 10 Reuter. Kor.gkcng. Jan !6 The execution of Chrag Kwok-yau. who w*> to have teen executed u-day for <he murder of George Fung in Hon t March, was postponed. It is understood v a new petition is being prepared by one family. —Reuter.
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    What's On To-Night.
    109 10 Alhambra.—"Divorce in the Family." ing Jackb Cooper, Lewis Stone Oonrai Lois Wilson, etc. Capitol—"The Magnificent L* Ruth Chatterion. r-wnt" anJ Empire—Jack P.rrin in -Riding l*** p Marie Dr.ssl r in 'Emma." Great World.—Side shows, pasar J*JJ Malay opera. Chinese wayangs, silenl an h:g films (Marie Dressier in
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    TONG SOON KOK ASSOCIATION
    111 11 At the thirty-first annual general nice of the Tong Soon Kok Association on the: inst at Mr. Chua Hung Tongs reside 21. Owen Road, the following were ele office bearers for the current year: Preslo Mr. Ng Mong Seng; Vice-President. Soo Ah Tee; hon. secretary, Mr.
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    SAILORS' INSTITUTE.
    115 11 An enjoyable evening took place on fi day night at the Sailors' Institute, when i 120 seamen attended a concert. The b ci the Lloyd Trtestino "Oonte Verde" f a very fine performance of orchestral it* md were ably supported by Mrs. Mil soprano), Mr. R. Caunce (bass).
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    ALIMONY IN ARREARS.
    447 11 Judge's Advice To Man Unable To Pay. ie*ardin». Ml,cnell was examined SEfcr 1- fai,UrC t0 COm P l y w «h the was represented by Mr. HayMr Iff L^ d?m appeared" in person. Mr. Mitnel. admitted that m order for Shi^i 58 mensem made ..gainst him v.
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    ATENS' BILL CASE.
    105 11 Men Snuggled In On Sampan. A Chijse tampan man WCi charged yesLaday J the Marine Court before Comdr. C. Depu'y Master Attendant, with cirryinj'passengers in addition to cargo at s» ofljedok Point iji the morning of Jan. 15, lb j>teecution alleging that the ten men \vA> >»eing
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      616 11 CLUB DIARY. (mere are numerous Clubs mi Singapore, most of the members of jg*"; 'eaderVo/ tfte Tribune/' s provided specially for them. Secretaries are nvited to co-operate in keeping it "f-JfTT" ind complete. Happenings of general WWW •rilZ tfiU be incZt/ded tn t/ie "D:an/ o/ £oe rne "Ci«b Diary" can
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      267 11 DIARY OF EVENTS. j TO-DAY. JAN. 17. Hs\ Tides 2.10 a.m.. 1.50 p.m. Ajhual Cricket Meeting. S.C.C. 6.30 p.m. Rfcby: S.C.C. "A." v. WilUhires, S.C.C. I H*key: R.I. v. BSC R.I. Caicert, Wiltshire Regt.. Victoria Theatre. 9.30 p.m. TO-MORROW. JAN. 18. High Tides—2.4l a.m., 2.40 p.m. Rotary Luncheon, Adelphi Hctel,
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    SHOCKED BY PRISON CONDITIONS.
    3708 12 GOVERNOR'S VISIT. Legislative Council Discussion. NEW ONE UNNECESSARY? Unofficials Oppose Big Expenditure. Pro mts agao.t exp f nd,ture on a new fcr Singapore Were made at yes erdays meeting of the Legislative C ouncil but th Gov rnor rmUed tha t he by the that th:
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    TRYING TO DECEIVE CUSTOMS.
    79 12 Liquor In Bicycle Tubes. "These women were caucht with bicycle tubes containing liquor tied round their waists" mU Supervisor Rickard befcre the Disufet JotJ 'Mr. H A Fcrren when two Clubwomen were convicted cf possession of dutiab'' liquor. Mr. Rickard added that the tubes eacn I
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    153 12 The Cingalese Prince" ((..624 net lonnran of the Prince Line arrived ywrdav from Batavia on a round-the-world trip. She will be sailing next Monday for Port Suettenham. ARRIVALS. "A. Sibirikov." Russian. 771 tons, from Yokohama. 17-1; for Cilomb 18-1. '•Formosa." Swed.. 4.329 tons, from Gothenburg 17-1; for Manila.
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    IN THE JOHORE COURTS.
    955 13 Member Of Royal Family. RECEIVING ORDER .MADE. ro O" camtnmtau.l an !td jou-ni j£n 14 Mr. Jiustice B,r r~ by the H n Johorc BaH r,^, m the Co.rt. fcr hearing a Vr H came U P adJudicatC U Utm. t0 be m:do «galast rc M
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    96 14 Letters To The Editor. [Our readers are invited to writ• to us on iubjects of public interest, n must be understood that the Malaya Tribune» doe» not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one
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    The Christmas Tree And Santa Claus.
    520 14 (To tiie Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Undoubtedly, to understand the true meaning of the Christmas Tree and Santa Claus one needs to know of the origin oi Christmas itself, with it; complication oi vaiious relics and superstitious observances. That Dec. 25 was celebrated by
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    The Reformatory.
    115 14 "To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune."J Sir, —Having read a letter from Mr. F. C. Johnson under the above cap ion in your esteemed journal, I feel in?lined tc pen a few lines. I had the opportunity cf paying a visit wi.h 'Lucky Star." of the "Girls' Co:.ner," to
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    104 14 (To the Editor, -Malaya Tribune."} S:r,—Being a regular reader of your popular daily since its birth till now, I crave rpace re the above subject. Although I am a Dutch subject, I am very anx.ous to learn to speak Chinese (particularly the Hokkien dialect) and I shall fce
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    1140 15 Shipping News Notices. UNIFORMS AND THE SERVICE. Depression No Excuse For Slackness. From time to time articles and letters have appeared in the "Nautical Maiazine" from those Interested in the question of uniform. Some have welcomed the granting of what is known as the standard uniform, while others have been
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    THE YELLOW RIVER.
    136 15 Engineers Prepare For Work In China. According to the "Zwoelf Uhr." a Berlin newspaper, the Chinese Government has decided to entrust German engineers with the work of definitive regulation of ihe Yellow River, the spring and autumnal swellings oi which are often disastrous to the population. The
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    SHANGHAI WHARF.
    155 15 China Merchants Co. Lays Claim. thf odSTS the Board of D:rec "*s of the China Merchants S.N. Co. it was demons S P t e a l lU n the Ministr y of Communicarnang£i OVW the YangtZ? wharf in It appears that the land upon which the v.harf
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    HARLAND AND WOLFF.
    194 15 Decreased Output During The Year. The vastly decreased world output of tonnage is forcibly reflected in the output statement of Harland and Wolff, the figures being but a fraction cf the company's normal output. In addition to the four vessels, with an aggregate tonnage of 3,318 tons,
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    NEWS IN BRIEF.
    156 15 •'Achimota' —10.000-ton motorship built by Harland and Wolff for Elder Dempster, but mver delivered, has been sold to Huddart Packer to compete with the Matson Line on the Melbourne-New Zealand run. Co. —Has contrived to increase its dividend fiom 4 to 4.. per cent. Atlantic Passenger Business.—Showed
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    SHIP'S CAPTAIN FINED.
    588 15 Briton Who Neglected To Register. Captain W. C. Youngs, -who is connected with the San Peh Steamship Co., appeared before Mr. C. H. Haines, the Registrar, at H. M. Police Court at Shanghai recently to answer i charsre cf non-registration. He pleaded not guilty, but failed to
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    LANDSLIDES AFFECT SHIPPING.
    42 15 Heavy landslides have occurred and ere blocking the canal cf Coiinth, connecting the Gulf of Corinth with the Saronic Gulf. All vessels bound from the Piraeus for the Adriatic or vies versa are forced to encumnavigate the Peloponnesian peninsula.
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