Malaya Tribune, 29 November 1934

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    42 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya > i Vol XXI, -No. 290 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, Nov. 29, 1934. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1934. FIVE CENTS.
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      174 1 Head The Dominant In zSAdalaya j ■—A 1C E IF* €> I_ j Heavy Smokers IINSEEN Know That I Even the Best of Tobaccos causes dryness and ENEMIES/ irritation of the throat—Reiieve it with Lakerol yfV Pastilles. They are soothing and keep the mouth /-V>f *JtW^^r\ fresh and allow no
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      126 1 PIRENOE The Original PRIMUS PEL mk Whether for HEATING and LIGHTING or occasional COOKING when it seems unnecessary to light a wood fire the Original Primus Apparatus has no equal for efficiency and economy. The superior workmanship and materials used in their C^il^^^^Sßi^r construction assures a maximum of wear jjSM
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    Shipping News & Notices. AIR RESISTANCE OF SHIPS
    1092 2 Shipping News Notices. AIR RESISTANCE OF SHIPS Research Work On Hulls And Designs THE face that steps are now being taken Co incorporate air resistance tests among those prescribed foi the determination of the best form of hull indicates ihat progressive owners are seeking to secure increased efficiency, even when
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    STEAMER AGROUND
    348 2 First Trip From HtfnKow To Shanghai THE m.v. Yunnan, the latest addition to ihe China Navigation Co.'s fleet, ran aground recently between Hankow and Shanghai. She was on her first visit to Shanghai with a consignment of coal from Hankow. She ran aground in the late afternoon at
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    IDLE TONNAGE
    350 2 Great Reduction During Past Two Years A GREAT reduction in the idle tonrtage throughout the world has been brought about during the past two years. The diminution is due partly to the large number of ships which have been scrapped and the maritime losses which have taken place,
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    TURKEY'S SHIPPING MONOPOLY
    497 2 Nationalisation Of Services r ia alu<utl in tbc course oi a report on economic conditions in Turkey (dated June, lfS4), issued by the 1)«*pai'tnenl of Overseas Trade, that a law promulgated on May Al, iyJ3 provided /or the monopolisation of i.ational shipping under the Direclion of Maritime
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      405 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA P. A S. N. Co.V SAILINGS. OITWARDS. Duo Tonnage. Singapore. CORFU in port RANCHI 17 000 D«c. 7 SOMALI C.SHi Doe. 1 NALDERA I ',0.10 Pec. 21 1936. RAWALPINDI 17 000 Jan. 4 BANGALORE 6,uUf» Jan. 17 RAJPUTANA J 7.000 Jan. 18 CHITRAL IfnOQO Feb. 1
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      171 2 I iff LLOYD TRIESTINO j (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE SINGAPORE TO ITALY 6 CHINA. r lrn V 1 i Calling at Penang, Coiomba, Bombay, j Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Sues, Peri j Port Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste. Said Piraeus, Brindisi, Venice and j
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      352 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. Deutsch Iff Q Australisehe Dampfschiffs (P C Gesellschaff. (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore. v s.s. OLDENBURG, via Manila Dec. 3 BUS. LEVERKUSEN. via Manila Dee. 11 s.>. KARNAK. via Manila Dec. 27 1935. t ».s.
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      499 2 Steamer sailings. NOrTODEUTSCHEK KgSagM (Incorporated in The undernoted are the Company's intended OUTWARDS. 1934 "SAARBRUCKEN," for Manila H'kong, S'hai. N. China Japan Dec G "DONAU." for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan Ij, HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremen. 1984 "MAIN," also calls Genoa, Marseilles and Barcelona Ii "ODER," also calls
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    196 3 RUBBER PRICE VARIANCE Too Much Stress On Minor, Points ißy Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Thursday, noon. To-dayV Prices Rubber (Singapore), Zl\b cts., up ct. I Market Tone: Steady. Tin (Singapore), $114«»., unchanged. V est erday's Prices:— London: 6 H d.. up 1 16d. .Market Tone: Steady, quiet
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    92 3 Rally In Gilt-Edged Securities Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 27. THK S'ock Exchange to-day opened ra her brighter, mainly due to a fairly pood rally in gilt-edged securities but. wj h business failing to expand, prices subsequently in practically all sections were barely supported. Commodi ies have been uninteresting
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    72 3 DAILT PRICES CURRENT. For R.M.A. No. I. X. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Singapore, Thursday, noon. Buyer 3. Sellers. Spot (loose) 21 716 21 916 (F. 0.8.) Dec. 2IS 21 s i Jan March 22 7 S 23 April June 24% 24 V 2 July Sept. 25% 25^
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    Financial News & Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1327 3 Financial News Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS The following mining share quotations are issued by Fraser *P° e^'h ange and stock brokers. Rubber quotations are those of Fraser Co., and Lyall and Evatt: MINING Singapore. Thursday, 10 a.m. The following mining share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co., exchange
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    RUBBER NOTES FROM MANY SOURCES
    548 3 Finding New Uses For The Commodity THL campaign against needless noise is awakening renewed interest in rubber products capable of producing desirable results. One of the latest innovations is the fitting 0 f rubber "heels" t 0 the chairs used in res aurants. A new
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    PRODUCE
    209 3 Singapore, Nov. 29. R. (Siamt W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $120 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $118 R. (Siami W. Coast N. 3 per Koyan $116 Rite, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $116 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $114 Siam, Al $184
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    RUBBER AUCTION
    165 3 The Prices Current In Singapore Singapore, Wednesday THE weekly auction of th? Chamber oi Commerce Fnbb/»r AtOOcUCSun took place 'o-day and Che are the returns Catalogued 1,532,713 lbs., 684.25 tons Oflered 1,408.706 lbs.; 028 80 tons I Sold 897.663 lbs.: 400.74 tons London—Spot 6.5 16d. New York—Spot 13
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    PETROL PRICES
    171 3 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), 1 Ltd. I Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and va- rious brands of Kerosene are as follows- Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon $1.19 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0 82 I Shell Motor Spirit to
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    WHEAT CONFERENCE
    65 3 Agreement Prolonged For Two Years Reuter Wireless. Budapest. Nov. 27. The whea 1 conference, which has been sitting for the past week, has approved of a proposal prolonging for two years the existing wheat agreement. The four big exporters, however, disagreed. The conference closes to-morrow but .he b
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    EIGHT-PENNY RUBBER IDEAL
    695 3 History Of Differences With Dutch (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) HONOURS went lo the Dutch in the fir t serious struggle since the rubber control scheme was inaugural rd. It is an open secret that the batt I was a cuel between British and Dutc:i
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      113 3 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD.., (Incorporated i.i New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. OFFICE: 2, FLNLAYSON GREEN. THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH 4. D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 i'ai'l-up-Capital £1,000,000 Reserve Fund and rest 500,000 HEAD OFFICE:
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      27 3 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOD CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 16D, Cecil St., Singapore, L. G JOHNSON General Manager.
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      78 3 Nederlandscbe Handel-Maatschappij, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY). Established in Amsterdam. 1824. HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE, BATAVIA. Branches throughout the Dutch East Indies and in t«he Straits Settlements, India, China, Japan and Arabia. LONDON BANKERS: The National Provincial Bank, Limited. Correspondents in the principal Cities
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      218 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BAN K. Ltd.. THE HO HONG BANK, Ltd. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, Ltd. CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE: CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH; 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Choc Swee
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      234 4 I, H4SSAN, M, 87, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service line. We give prompt attention to all orders either big or small. Why not consult us about your requirements Estimate submitted upon request without charge or obligation. 'PHONE 3411. BEAU
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      657 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. SINGAPORE BENEFIT SOCIETY. The twenty-first Annual General Mee'Mng of tha members of the above Society will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall, Singapore, on Tuesday. 4th December, 1934, at 5 p.m. LIM SENG KLANG, Hon. Secretary. THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD. i NOTICE JARDINE WHARF JARDINE STEPS Jardiue
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      471 4 FOR SALE An excellent opportunity, for Ladies. Ready-to-wear and trimmed Millinary i<o be cl?ared below Factory prices by instruction of the manufacturer The selection is up-to-date and brand new. "SCHIFFNER'S," 117 A, North Bridge Road (Meyer Mansion, ground floor). FOR SALE. The following Diesel Engines and Generators, which are in
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      485 4 I SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED —A Lady Canvasser to canvas advertising contracts for a leading Journal. Apply Box No. 484, c;o Malaya Tribune. WANTED—Lady Cashier and Eil* Collector with cash security of $200 oa< h. No bond accepted. Apply Box No. 18S, Ma'aya Tribune. Singapore. WANTED—2nd-hand D. C. Crompton Ceding Fan.
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      291 4 j EDUCATIONAL. PAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL. Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). l-A, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghait, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical Education —Systematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, etc. Booklet free. M. ANCIANO, Principal. ENSURE YOUR
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      526 4 VERY f LATEST CLOCKS WATCHES A JUST RECEIVED It and are now *k ON DISPLAY U YICK WOH HING J 429, North Bridge Road y (Near Middle Road). P9 permT" European Hairdressers. 79, Stamford Road, j TO LET. I I TO LET—No. 38, Scott* Road. S. 0. Baobid, 31, Dhoby
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    WARRANT AGAINST MANAGER
    513 5 Suspended If He Pays Up (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Tuesday. MX. Lam Weng Yoon, the manager of Lam Looking Bazaar, Ipoh, appeared before Mr. Justice Howes in Ipoh Supreme Court on a judgment debtor notice issued against him by (/hoy Lee Kongsi. .mined by his counsel,
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    BENEFIT FUND CASE
    311 5 Jambu Cross-Examined All Day (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Nov. 28. AT the continuation to-day of the case KeTcZ' Jan bu and Won e treawSr S fOI 7 nerly secret ary and cßrvW"?' of the Subordinate Service Benefit Fund, Jambu was 'row-examined the whole day by The
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    MARINE COURT
    155 5 GJoirtg Alongside Before Ship Is Anchored Singapore, Wednesday. For touting for hire at the New Pier esterday morning. Salleh bin Kasim, a vlalay. was charged before Capt. G. H. Master Attendant, S.S.. in th€ vlarine Cour: yesterday. He pleaded ;uilty and was fined $10. Three Chinese. Tang Cheng
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    VAGRANCY CHARGE
    129 5 Ex-Soldier Who Had Nowhere To Live Singapore, Thursday. Joseph Phillips, an ex-private attached 0 the Wiltshire Regiment, was yesterlay produced before Mr. J. M. Branaer, f he Third Magistrate, on a charge of /agrancy and being without visible neans of subsistence in Singapore. It was stated that Phillip's
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    CHIEF SCOUT'S FOOTPRINT
    89 5 Everlasting Souvenir For New Hut Mr. G. Siang Kew, manager of Messrs. Soh Ban Huat, of Segamat and Kuala Lumpur, reports that he had the pleasure of taking the footprints of Lord Baden-Powell on two specially prepared clay slabs, at the opening of the "B.P. Hut" at
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    83 5 The Municipal health statement for the week ended Nov. 24 shows that there were 210 death?, as compared with 226 in the preceding week and with 188 in the corresponding week of last year. The chief causes of death we.re:—Beriberi 13, phthisis 15, malaria 14, pneumonia
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    CAR THAT SKIDDED
    105 5 Telephone Post Knocked Down (From Our Own Correspondent) Johoro Bahru, Nov. 28. At about 4 p.m. yesterday, a motor ccident which might have had serious unsequences occurred a short distance ut of Johore Bahru en the Kota Tinggi oad. A European, who ib the manager of I
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      84 5 Can* to No waste No messiness I Back goes the lid immediately after use and Gibbs Dentifrice is snugly safe, dust-proof, hygienic, fragrant, to the last -crap. So convenient, so handy especially for children and for travelling. Above all Gibbs Dentifrice does so much, yet costs so little. Your teeth
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      366 5 USB a WU. KEEP UVERY Sunday morning and perhaps ,Lj once or twice during the week give Nature a helping hand in her task of maintaining complete inner cleanliness. Andrews Liver Salt a leaspoonful or two in a glass of water gently removes from the syslem the impurities which are
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      569 5 Wireless TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME Relay Of The Royal Wedding TO-DAY'S Empire wireless programme is as follows: 6.05 p.m. The wedding of His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, K.G., and Her Royal Highness Princess Marina. Including a description of the scene outside Westminster Abbey. 7.20 p.m. The Rutland Square and
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      100 5 BERLIN, SHORT-WAVE STATION Wireless Programme For To-day TO-DAY'S wireless programme as announced by the German Short-wave station, Berlin, Broadcasting House, broadcasting on a wavelength of 31.33 metres is as follows 8 20 p.m. Opening announcement DJA. German folk song. Pro-gramme-forecast (German, English). 8.35 p.m. Light music. 8.50 p.m. Topical talk.
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    211 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING VESSELS ARRIVED TIDORE. Dutch, 582 tons, from Selai' Pandjang 25.11. to Selaf Pandjang 29.11. BENNEVIS. Britiah. 3.205 tons, from Otaru 27.11, to Port Sweltenhajii 1.12. BAN HO OUAN. Dutch, 965 ions, from Sourabaya 28 11. to Sourabaya 1.12, KATONC, British. 863 tons,
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    135 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Nov. 29. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Sirdhana 22; Van Heutsz 20; Toyohiko Maru 19. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Bohar 18; City of Bagdad 16; Centaur 14; Perseus 11; Rhesus 9; Mata Hari 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate
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    ALOR GAJAH R.C.
    81 6 On Saturday the Alor Gajah Recreation Club will entertain the Simit Sports Club in a friendly match of badminton consisting of three singles and four doubles. The following players have been selected to play for Alor Gajah: Singles; Saonan H. Arshad, A. Rahman and Tan Kirn Seng:
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    HARBOUR-VIEW B.P.
    72 6 The following will represent the B team of the Harbour Board Badminton Party in a friendly match of six singles and two doubles against the Amicable B.P. en Sunday, at Bukit Chermin Court, of! Teluk Blangah Road, at' 2.30 p.m. sharp: SINGLES:—N. R. Ponnusamy, Tan Lye Chuan, Chan
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    83 6 Mails from Europe (London mails despatched on Nov. 8), oy the Rohna wili arrive by train to-morrow morning. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxholdcrs at 8.45 a.m. and delivery by postmtn will commence at the same time. From Holland by ihe Poelau Bras, due at Singapore
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    NO MORE MARRIAGES
    159 6 American "Gretna Green" Closes Its Doors Greenup, Ken ucky. There are to Le no more runaway marriages in Mr. L. G. Stain's "undertak ng pailuurs" here. For years he has lenhis funeral premises, almost next door to the railway station, to clergymen living on >he outskirts of
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    INFLATING WINGS
    98 6 Device To Prevent Ice Forming On Aeroplanes Paris. Tests have been carried out at Le Bourof a device in ended to prevent ice forming on aeroplanes during flight. A pneumatic covering is provided for the edges of the wings, and is connected w'.th the pilot's seat. The pilot,
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    ELEPHANT KILLS KEEPER
    78 6 Skull Smashed By Blow From Trunk Berlin. The head keeper of the Frankfurt Zoo. Anton Kiewitz, was killed by a bull elephant recently acquired by the Zoo. Kiewitz had been training the animal and the elenhant seemed kindly disposed towards the keeper. A few days later, however,
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    MONEY MARKET
    188 6 BELLING. Singapore, Nov. 28. London 3 months' sight 2[4 7,32 London 4 months' sight £4 Jtjo London 60 days' sight 2,4 London 30 days' sight London demand 2 Jjg London T.T. 2|4 3;32 Lyons and Paris demand JJJ Hamburg demand ±43 New York demand P Batavia and Sourabaya
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    AMUSEMENTS
    73 6 ALHAMBRA.—"Hollywood Pa r APOLLO.—Chinese silent pictuJ CAPiTOL.—"The Bcarlei Empi EMPIRE— "Sailors Holiday" ai I Yeah." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Da Side-shows, Dean's Grand Opera, nese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkie etc HARMSTCN'S CIRCUS —9 15 Tank Road. MARLBOROUGH. 'Yah 0 0 d Larki, a Hinduc.Uni talkie. NEW WORLD.- Cabaret Dancing, Side-shows, Malay Operas,
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      1024 6 .«Maiiin»uMiiiiiiiniii| M lian lllw i SINGAPORE HOTELS.; rH«MgMaEMWM«M«a esssiessee»ebssssss«ss» SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT SEA VIEWlHOTEL SUNDAY MORNING NEXT, DEC. 2nd. "Dames" Beauty Contest arranged in conjunction with the forthcoming screening of Warner Bros. spectacular Musical Comedy "DAMES" ntthe CAPITOL on Wednesday, Dec. ftk Judging will he done hy public vote and prizes
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      23 6 FIGARO Ladies Hairdresser*. PERMANENT WAVING By European Experts. $8, $10 and $15 only RAFFLES HOTEL, (Room 120) and at 93, Bias Busah Ruad.
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      74 6 DAIL\ WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Laat Yesterday Nighi Max. Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall Sunshine. Temp. Stations. Deg. F. Inches. Hours. Deg. F. A lor Star SO Nil 7.3 73 Si iawan 87 1.32 4.8 73 KoU Bharu 80 0.09 72 Bukit Jeram 85 Nil 7.1 72 Malacca 82 0.26
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      226 6 [postal INTmiCtNg SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A. (Chaksang) 2 p.m. China (generally), Hoihow (Chaksang) 2 p.m. Hongkong (Chaksang; 2 p.m. j a p an (Chaksang) 2 p.m. Aden (Karapara) 3 p.m. East Africa (Karapara) 3 p.m. America (North), except Western Canada and Western States
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      428 6 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs end Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the Malaya Tribune:' This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries art invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happening* of general interest will still be included in the
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      453 6 DIARY Of T44-E DAY I 1 i WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, NOV. 29 High Tides.—4.os a.m 3.23 p.m. Wedding of T.R.H. th? Duke of Kent and Princess Marina. Chief Scout Due by Evening Mail, i Football: Scotland v. Rest, S.CC. Rugby: Training and Scrum Practice, S.CC;
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    SUPREME COURT JUDGMENT
    876 7 Interesting Bankruptcy Decision Singapore, Wednesday MR Justice a' Beckett Terrell delivered •jj an interesting judgment in the Su- I preme Court this morning in a nkrtiptcy matter. i lie case arose on the Official Assigseeking the aid of the court in the t( t involved, rhe full
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    COURT OF APPEAL
    359 7 Judgment Of The Chief Justice Singapore, Thursday. THE Civil Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal of Mr. N. R. Mistrl against an order of Mr. Justice Gerahty with regard to the costs in the suit brought by him in the Supreme Court against Mrs. Lilly Fuller, at
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    HIGH TREASON
    102 7 Germany's Punishment Of Communists Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Nov. 26. Three ex-Communist Deputies have been sentenced to penal servitude ranging from 2 to 3 yeais. for high treason in endeavouring to reorganise Communist organisation in the Rhine and Ruhr districts.—Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Nov. 26. Doctor Karl Barth. Professor of
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    "PULLING THROUGH"
    56 7 I Long-Sighted National Policy In Japan Reuter Wireless. Tokyo. Nov. 26. The principal political parties, the Seiyukai and MinsePo. have agreed to co-operate with the object of 'pulling through the national emergency by formulating a long-sighted national policy.'' This follows an appeal by the Premier for support of
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    ARMY MEDICAL PRACTITIONER
    412 7 Sues Railway Official In Taiping (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Tuesday. AN interesting civil suit is at present being heard at the Magistrate's Court, Taiping, in which Jemadar P. Shankaran. a member of the Indian Medical Service, attached to the 2,'2oth Burma Rifles, is suing Mr. P.
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    GAINED NOTHING
    145 7 Burglar Who Took Devaluated German .Marks Warsaw. A burglar looke into :h-. house of a weuJ hy Polish merchant and. ujter toilet* ing his wife's jewellery, foived him .'o ojhti h;» safe, whkh ton'a'ned a Jarne sum of money ami valuable Aa the sale door swung i .«c-k
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    A BAD HAT
    70 7 Malay With Nine Previous Convictions Singapore, Wednesday. Convicted on a charge of theft, Abu Saraah bin Suboh, a young Malay, was sentenced to two years' rigorous imprisonment by the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer) to-day. It was revealed that the accused had nine previous convictions. In
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    INSPECTOR'S DISCOVERY
    64 7 Singapore, Wednesday. When Inspector Minns searched two Cantonese, Chan Thim and Lei Chan Kuan, whilst they were walking along Norii Bridge Road yesterday, he found a revolver on one of the men. Later, on searching their room, he discovered a dagger. The men were produced before the Second
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    WHEAT AGREEMENT
    331 7 Suggested Modifications Acceptable Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 26. THE Wheat Advisory Committee states that the committee made substantial progress in ascertaining the views of the various government on the proposals for amendment of the wheat agreement Importing countries are in general agreement on the proposals and the exporting
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    JOHORE GIRL FOUND STRANGLED
    135 7 Kota Tinggi Mystery Being Investigated (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Nov. 23. SOME days ago, a Chinese girl of about ten years of age was reported to the Kota Tinggi police as missing. Her parents live in a kampong just outside Kota Tinggi town. About
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      30 7 I The beer of X long standing and outstanding quality fj /si mc i N. V. Stratits Java Trading Co., SINGAPORE PENANG BETTER SOAP FOR WASHING SAVE MONEY BY USING
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      355 8 Having seen "The Scarlet Empress" cne can well understand the amazing success it has achieved Malaya Tribune, 28-11-34. I CAPITOL NIGHTLY The Screen's Reigning Beauty, gorgeous in the costumes of an Empress! BASED on an intimate Diary of Catherine the Great— v ih John Ladge, Sam jTfIV. hi.vis.' I. Hell-ridmf
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    "NOT THE WHOLE TRUTH"
    411 9 Alleged Quarrel Over A Waitress f From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. **I«ELL the complainant that he has not I told the whole truth to the Court. If you come to the Court, you must lay the full facts before the Court in order to
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    TWO-HEADE HARE SHOT
    35 9 Budapest. Hungary. A hare with two heads and three eaio has been shot by a huntsman at Vasvar ,In Hungar It has been sent to Budape* Museum t to be stuffed. I
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    AERODROME FOR MALACCA
    366 9 Statement At S.S. (M.) A. Meeting (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Nov. 27. A MEETING of the Committee of the Straits Settlements (Malacca* Association was held on Monday night <L£!*, of the Seng Cheong the cS A h President, in It was decided to hold the annual
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    WAR HORRORS ON STAMPS
    40 9 Moscow. Episodes of the Great War and the lavoc caused by war are to be shown mi a new series of Russian stamps. They will depict war invalids, cities devastated by bombardments, burnin** owns, and refugees.
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    CHINA'S FUTURE
    646 10 pOLLOWJXG the success of his campaign against the Communist armies, Marshal Chiang Kai Shek has issued a circular statement *to the Chinese nation in which he lays down his policy fo r tne future. For some time it was feared by many Chinese that Ms* r shal Chiang
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    27 10 Mr. J. S. Fisher will sprak on "Intimate < rlimpses of Hollywood" at the luncheon v iing of the, Singapore Rotary Club a: the Adelphi Hotel on Monday.
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    36 10 Mr. Dellaert has arrived in Singapore from Medan to take charge of the X.L.M. and K.N.I.L.M. office in Singapore, relieving Mr. Mynlieff, who is going on Mr. Dellaert was in Singapore in he .ame capacity previously.
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    SIR JOHN SALMOND
    102 10 Departure From Singapore By Plane Singapore, Thursday. AIR Marshal Sir John Salmond, who arrived here by Imperial Airways plane on Nov. 18 on business in connection with Imperial Airways, left for Medan by the X.L.M. plane this morni;)•.'.. He will continue his journey home from Medan by
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    OPIUM COMMITTEE
    47 10 Keen Interest In China's Experiment Reuter. Geneva, Nov. 29. The Opium Advisory Committee concluded its session after adoption of the report, with slight modifications. Grea,! interest is manifested In the proposed opium reforms in China and the progress of the experiment is being closely watched.—Reuter.
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    Memories Of Malaya's Great Jamboree
    109 10 Some Recollections* A Chinese Scout Singapore, Thursday yyiiEN the Chief Scout and the Chief Guide arrive in Singapore to-day they will receive another assurance that Scouting in Malaya is a really active movement, carrying »n the best traditions. For Scouting here is a firmly established
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    Personal Recollections
    110 10 Personal recollections of Scouting in Malaya a few years back —and I am sorry I have not been •ble to keep in active touch with nee—are very pleasant indeed. bu 'he pleasantest is oerhaps that o the Grand Malayan Jamboree held in Penang about six or seven years
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    Picnics And Treks
    150 10 We had such an enjoyable time, with picnics and scout treks and singsongs and talks, and the fewdays passed so pleasantly and quickly that before we realised it "time was up" and camp struck, and another school term was on again. How well I remember the picnic
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    Singsongs In Canteen
    139 10 How well also do I remember the singsongs we had in the canteen when every number, no matter whether it was a recitation or a ketch, brought the house down. T, v jolly songs we sang,—whether out of note or tempo it was a song —and the
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    The Day's Programme
    183 10 The day would start with reveil c at six in the morning, then camv physical jerks and morning lea ana after a short rest we would launch out on a scout trek, may be after tiffin, may be before; then an after noon rest with games if
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    Sentry Duty
    154 10 I also remember being on sentry duty at the flagstaff together will a scout from a different troop, for a period, if I remember correctly, of four hours. We would stand y few minutes at the flagstaff and then walk around the whole rifl< range, which, needless to
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    Topics Of The Day
    194 10 By "Looker-On" I I f should like to b? in fon don for thi Roy;ii wedding. A A The last function of the kind 1 saw something of was the. wedding of Princess Patricia and the Hon. Alexander Ram. ay in 1919. A A A It
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    32 10 FINANCIAL NEWS, WIRELESS PROGRAMME, 5. CLUB DIARY, 6. SPORTS NEWS, 14 and 15. RELICS OF STONE AGE IN MALAYA, 17. MALAYAN PLANTING TOPICS, 18. GAOL FOR MYSTERY MAN, 19.
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    London City Dons Her Dress
    110 11 Streets Ablaze With Flags ROYAL MARRIAGE TO DAY Amazing Display Of Gifts At St. James L°-\ UO n L iS 8^ y befla^ed tO -day for the wedding of the Duke of Kent and Princess Marina. The actual ceremony is at 11 a.m. G M.T..
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    PROCESSION IN SEMI-DARKNESS ?
    424 11 PROCESSION IN SEMI-DARKNESS Reuter Wireless. London. Nov. 28. 1 HEAVY fog blanketed London /1 to-day, but the Air Ministry experts arc hopeful that it will be dry to-morrow, when the Duke rf Kent and Princess Marina of Greece wjtl be married r.t WesAbbey, although it is anti ted that semi-darkness
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    EMPIRE BROADCAST
    75 11 At 6 05 p m. Malayan t'me a d scription of the wedding of His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent. KG.. and Her Royal Highness Princess Marina will be broadcast from the Empire station, Daventry. and it will include a description of the scene outside Westminster Abbey.
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    LONDON EXCITED
    176 11 Vast Crowds Chaer The Bridal Pair Reuter. London. Nov. 29. CCENES of intense patriotic fervour were witnessed at midnight at Buckingham Palace where huge crowds, including many men and women in evening dress, assembled to catch a glimpse of the Duk e of Kent and Princess Marina returning
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    WOMEN IN SHANGHAI
    67 11 Uagne Anxious To Assist Refugees Reuter. T London, Nov. 28. HI pi oftt 0 f R USS j an women r3fugees [n Shanghai was drawn attention 'on the House of Commons. Anthony Eden replying to a quesdd the fifth committee of the Assembly was anxious that steps
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    CHARGE WITHDRAWN
    40 11 charge c* enticing away a girl rently under the age of 16 years. r ed against a Eurasian. D. Morier, JJ»s withdrawn before the Second Malt* 'Mr. N. Gricei this morning. «i instructions from the DPP. *ai discharged
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    BEER BARON
    79 11 Surrenders To The Federal Authorities Reuter. New Yot>:, Nov ?b. THE last "Beer Baron" of Prohibition days. Dutch Schultz, has surrendered to the Federal authorities after a nationwide hum had been instituted. He was wanted for non payment of income-tax said to amount to $790 00«. It is
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    CHEKIANG LEADS
    40 11 Nanking, Nov. 4. There are 194 power and light plants in 17 provinces in China, according to an official survey made public '-o-day. Chekiang leads with 06, Kiangsu second ni»h or>0 r > and Anhui has 11. Shun Pan.
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    40,000 REDS MASS IN HUNAN
    476 11 S?vcre Fighting fn Progress Hongkong, Nov 2». AHENGCHOW communique sta'cs hat 4" 000 P. ti, i'.. T.. h H WUlTlTlinj a* Nltiwu hi Jiunan, near the Kwangsi borcicr They cainc into csuflfr v.'Mh h tro-»n> I Kl l S' Teuf 1:<lfr rhow Wan Vu»!i. L
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    CHINA MUST BE HELPED
    383 11 Lloyd George's Demand JAPAN SHOULD BE WARNED? Reuter. London, Nov. 28. MR. Lloyd George, w ho has taken a long holiday from politics, participated in the debate in the House of Commons on Imperial defence. He reviewed the position through out the world and specially mentioned
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    PLANTING TOPICS
    18 11 An interview with the Controller of Rubber by our Planting Correspondent 'Tertinax" appears on page 18.
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    NAVAL TALKS
    182 11 New Proposals By The 1 Japanese I I Reuter. London, Nov. 28. It is expected that new Japanese propotato or a n adaptation of the ordinal Japanese proposals will be submitted as the next step in the Naval talks. During yesterday's meeting between Sir John Simon. Mr. Matsudaira
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    MACAO EXPLOSION
    27 11 Hongkong. Nov. 29. An explosion occurred at a firecracker factory opposite Macao yesterday afternoon. There were over 40 casualties amongst the workers.—Mm Kuo Jih Pao.
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    LORD ASHLEY GIVEN DECREE
    111 11 Douglas Fairbanks Cited As Co-Respondent Reuter. London. Nov. 28. Lord Ashlev has been gran cd a decree nisi in an undefended divorc; petition* Lady Ashley was formerly I'ne musical comedy actr».. «> Miss Sylvia Hawkes--Reute.r. The suit was Us! ment!o r .e.d on Feb. 0. when
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    SWEEP TICKETS
    49 11 Merchant Fined For Selling Them (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Wednesday. A FINE of $50, or three weeks* r.i.. was imposed by the Seremban Magi*' ate on Imi« nl Jee, a Bombay mcrcl ant, for the alleged selling of Turf Club Lottery Tickets. Th-; defendant pleaded guihy.
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    Planters' Salaries Under Rubber Control
    65 12 QUESTION ASKED IN PARLIAMENT Minister's Reply CANNOT LAY DOWN CONDITIONS THE question of rubber planters* salaries under the control scheme came up in the House of Commons yesterday and the Secretary of State for the Colonies was asked to intervene. In reply he said that
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    I.S.P. STATEMENT
    125 12 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 28. IN the House of Commons at quesI tion time to-day. Mr. W. G. D. Hutchison (Cons., Romford) suggest(d that, now that rubber companies were enjoying the advantages ot control, the Secretary of State for the Colonies should approach employers with regard
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    RECORD K.L.M. FLIGHT PLANNED
    100 12 Amsterdam One Day And Singapore The Next THE Douglas machine flown by Parmemier and Moll which was second in the air race to Melbourne is expected back in Singapore on Chrisimas Day. Flown by the well-known X.L.M. pilot Beekman, the Dougias will make a special trip
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    REDS INVADE KWANGSI
    203 12 Canton Sends Heavy Reinforcements I Hongkong. Nov. 28 A REPORT from Kv/eilin states thai Over 10.000 R r *ds have passed through W»ngmlng. making for Lungfukwan. A porticn of th? Reds belonging to *he 1st and 9th R?d Corps are fleeing lo Fooko, with the object of
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    HEAVY SNOW IN NORTH CHINA
    423 12 Japanese Carry Out Manoeuvres Shanghai, Nov. 28. HEAVY snow is falling in the Luantung region. The area east of Tongshan is five feet deep in snow. Japanese troops are carrying >ut manoeuvres in the snowfall. Eight hundred troops from Peiping are staging a sham attack
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    FRANCE AND GERMANY
    198 12 Naval Situation In The Mediterranean Paris. Nov, 2#. FFANCE will not recoil from any financial sacrifices that may be imposed on her by Germany's construction of six pocket battleships ana by the development ot the naval situation in the Mediterranean, declares M. Stern, in his Budget report
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    GAOL FOR NAZI LEADER
    107 12 "Irregularities" In Plebiscite Votes Hanover. The local Nazi leader of Bardowiek in Hanover has been sentenced to imprison- i ment—the term is not stated—owing to "irregularities" in the recording of votes n the plebiscite after the death of Hin- denburg. At a mass demonstration the trial
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    LILIES OF THE FIELD
    178 12 Winifred Shotter At The Pavilion THE CINEMAS LAST night's audiences at the Pavilion found "Lilies of the Field," a British and Dominions comedy, much to their taste. The players are all well known on the j English stage. Winifred Shotter plays the lead, and the others
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    BOLIVIA REVOLT
    67 12 Failure Of Army Against Paraguay Reuter. New York, Nov. 28. IT is reported from La Paz that President Salamanca, his two daughters, President-elect Tamayo and the Minister cf War Hertzog were seized by rebel troops ln the Chaco-Boreal region, whither the President went to change the high command
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    WINTER SPORT
    78 12 100-Mile Ski-Highway To Be Cut Munich. Plans have been made for cutting a ski-highway 1">0 kilometres (.nearly IUO miles) long through the Black Forest, in South -western Germany. Stej-timg at Baden-Baden the highway will extend, roughly parallel 'o the Rhine, to P.adenweiler. which is a short distance from
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    BEES RAID FARMYARD
    66 12 Pig And Fowls Stung To Death Woimaiansstad. Transvaal. A swarm of bees has stung a pig and serial fowU to death here. They belonged to Mr. F. J. Meintjes. a local apiarist. They had been made angry by schoolboys poking sticks into their hive. Natives who tried
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    HARBOUR BOARD AND RATES
    238 12 Question At Meeting Of Commissioners THE following questions will be asked by Mr. S. Q. Wong at the meeting of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners to be held on Friday:— 1. Is it a fact chat the revision of the contribution payable by trie Singapore Harbour Board
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    TRIBUNE "ADS" PAY!
    74 12 "Considerable Volume Of New Business" what Mr. G. Siang Kew, Manager of Messrs. Goh Ban Huat. Sega unit and Kuala Lumpur, has to say:— "With reference to your enquiry this morning, I have pleasure in confirming renewal of my contract in the up-country edition of the Malaya
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    STOLEN IN THE NIGHT
    81 12 Sawmill Which Weighs Half A Ton Harrishurg, Pennsylvania. A complete sawmill—in wh eh the saw alone weighed 200 lb., and the engine 1.000 lb.—has vanished in a nigh- here. If belonged to Joseph Gele;:cer. It was in its usual place, the field op posite his house,
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    CHINESE GIRL'S RECITAL
    271 12 Miss Tjong See Yin At Organ Piano THERE was a fair attendance last.night in thg Victoria Memorial Hall for the organ and piano recital by Mi*s Tjong See Yin, the young Chinese graduate of the Geneva Conservatoire of Music. Naturally there were more than is usual at
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    HARMSTON'S CIRCUS
    103 12 Opening To-Night At Tank Road KARMSTON'S Circus is back again and will open to-night at 9.15 on a new location In Tank Road. Willie Harmston has been travelling round th? East for something like thirty years and his show is going as strone r>.s ever. He is a
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    SMUGGLING BY BALLOON
    99 12 Cigarette Papers Carried Into Denmark Copenhagen. The police ol Hiderslev have discovered an organisation of smugglers, who carry cigarette papers into Denmark by j balloon. 0 Mysterious lights in the sky over ihe frontier puzzled the police and an investigation was made. The lights were found to
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    WAR RELIC IN THIGH
    105 12 Soldier's "Find" After 17 Years Castel Bolognese, Emilia. Rudolf Trere, an Italian, who was wounded during the Great War in his right thigh, recently began to have terrible pains in his left side. The doe tors could not discover anything wrong. Day and night the pains
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    MOSCOW'S POPULATION
    72 12 191.3 Census Figures More Than Doubled Moscow. Moscow's population, according to the latest s aiistics compiled on Jan. 1 this year, numbers 3,613,600—m0re than double the total given by the 1913 census. An analysis of the figures reveals that in IfSS Moscow had:— 823,400 manual workers; 649,900 office
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    WEAK DEFENCES OF BRITAIN
    384 12 Commons Debate WON'T BE Arc;in NAPPING M Reuter. London X<t >- GER-MA.VY'S factories at« wtuki:.-; practically under war cnui rions," declared Mr. Win* ion chill in an amendment to th» in the House of Commons He drew attention in Ivquacy of the defence* ot l-rituin. said
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    ASSISTANT MANAGER OF BANK
    128 12 Charge Of Criminal Breach Singapore Tl>wi*<^v TAN BOON KIAH. the assistant ager and cashier of the t..<Tong Bank, who is on i criminal breach ot trust in re&p** 1 ■$104,723, made hts second <\pt 1 xt ,l before Mr. J. M. Brand"* lit TV.i Magistrate, tills
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    The Importance Of Fingerprints
    645 13 SINGAPORE ALIBI DISPROVED Thefts In K.L. IIOLKS BORED IN DOORS Provi Our Oivrti Reporter) Uu.»la Lumpur, Wednesday. H; »V nr. alibi was finally disproved •*.»> related in evidence* by the rar of Criminals, S.S. l»elure the First Magistrate» •V. W ilson, when a Chinese. 1 11.in
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    BEAUTY CONTEST
    82 13 At Sea View On Sunday Morning ORGANISED by Mr. J. S. Fisher, a beauty competition will be held at at the Sea View Hotel on Sunday corning in conjunction with the Warner Brothers production Dames" which •HI be shown at the Capitol next week. Entries will close at
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    SCIENTIST'S DEATH IN K.L.
    242 13 Inquest On Dr. J. L. Wiltshire 'From Our Own Re-porter) Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 29. THE inquest was held to-day into the death of Dr. J. L. Wiltshire. B.Sc M.Sc. Ph. D., London, the young ccienAst attached to the Rubber Research Institute, who was killed on Nov.
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    WIFE POSES AS MAN
    144 13 Search For Her Missing Husband Bucharest. A YOUNG and attractive wife's masquerade as a man for nine months while searching for her missing husband has been revealed following a police raid on a cafe at Braila, Romania. She is Marusia Smaiul, ami her husband deserted her
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    1,000 YEARS OLD PLAY
    265 13 Chinese Comedy Produced In London Reuter. London, Nov. 28. THE thousand-year-old Chinese comedy Lady of the Precious Stream" was produced with gr.at success at the Little Theatre, London, to-night. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Quo Tai Chi, Sir James Lockhart and Lady Lockhart and
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    TWIGS AS FOOD
    80 13 Nobel Prize Winner's Discovery Cologne. A PROCESS by which twigs and small branches of trees can be made suitable for human consumption has been invented by Dr. Bergius, who shared the 1931 Nobel Prize for Chemistry with Professor Bosch. After months of experimenting, Dr. Bergius claims that
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    SHOOTING AFFRAY LAST NIGHT
    210 13 Man Badly Hit FEUD BETWEEN GANGS Singapore. Thursday. SOME excitement was caused at the junction of Jalan Sultan and Beach Road last night at about 8 o'clock when several shots ran«: out. People in the vicinity quickly sought cover. It appears that a band of Cantonese,
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    EXCITEMENT IN GERMANY
    249 13 Atmosphere Of Unrest Persists Reuter Wireless. Berlin. Nov. 27. INTENSE excitement prevails this afternoon. Alarmis: rumours are. cireuating as regards the attitude of ihe Army towards the regime. Up ':o now a report that the. Reichswehr and the police have been ordered to hold themselves in a
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    AMBULANCE CALLS
    194 13 Two Men Injured By Falling Planks Singapore. Thursday. Two Chines? were injured by some plunks which Ml on them In a house at the 14Vfc mile-stone Changi Road, yesterday. One sustained injuries to the scalp, hands, cheat and legs and wa.s removed to the Tan Tock Seng Hospital
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    Handicaps And Selections For To-Morrow's Races
    387 14 Two-Day Amateur Meeting At Kuala Lumpur Card Of Eight Events For Lower Divisioni Animals* CLOSELY following the three-day meeting of the Singapore Turf Club which conclude d last Saturday, the Seiangor Turf Club will hold a two-day amateur meeting, beginning to-morrow and ending Saturday.
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    SELECTIONS FOR TO-MORROW
    86 14 SUBJECT to scratchings. ;he following are 'ONLOOKER'S" selections for to-morrow's amateur races at Kuala Lumpur:— Race I.—L SHORTY. 3. IRISH LADY. 2. THE IMP. Race 2.—1. BROWN LAY. 2. KLUMPUR. 3. GROCK. Race 3 —1. BUST UP. 2. TAJ MAHAL. 3. LEONIE. Race 4.—1. TIMBANG. 2. SPRINGKELL.
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    LOCAL PING-PONG CHAMPIONSHIP
    315 14 Semi-Final Matches On Saturday Singapore, Thursday. •piIE open singies ping-pong champion- ship lournamcn- of Singapore is now in its linal stages. The resuLs oi ihv quarter-finals were as follows; Lee Chun Kai (C.C.W.A.A.) beai Lee Chew Kuen (C.S.L.A.) by 2—o. man kwok Ming tC.A.) bea- Tan Seng
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    JOHORE SPORTS
    240 14 Meeting Of Bukit Zahrart School (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Nov. 26. In ideal weather and in the presence of a large gathering of spectators the annual athletic sports of the Bukit Zarah English School. Johore Bahru, were held on the school padang on Saturday afternoon. There
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    LOCAL FOOTBALL
    84 14 Scotland v. Rest Match At S.CC. To-day The following have accepted to play Association Football on Thursday at SCOTLAND (In whites): J. Philin; A. Buchanan. A. P. Craigie: J. A. Hun. A. Donald, J. Crichton; A. Ferguson, T. Robertson, H. B. Sym, N. Fyfe, S. A. Anderson. THE
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY
    25 14 In a friendly football match between the Rangoon Road School 0.8.A. and Government House Ist team, the former won by 3 to 1.
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    LINDRUM STILL CHAMPION
    446 14 Final Day's Play With Davis WALTER LINDRUM. of Australia, the world's billiards champion, retained his title by beating Joe Davis, the British champion and challenger. Dy 875 points in the final, which was concluded at Melbourne after a fortnight's play. The final scores were: Lindrum 23.553, Davis
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    15 CONSECUTIVE MAIDEN OVERS
    414 14 50-Year-Old Bowler's Amazing Feat WHAT was certainly a Ceylon record and is claimied by some authorities on the game, who ought to know, as a world record, was established a few days ago by the veteran cricketer. S. Gunasekera. in the Government Service competition match between
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    WIN FOR S.C.C. RESERVES
    549 14 PADANG RUGBY v. REGIMENT "A" Wilts Lead At Interval RAIN SPOILS OTHER SPORT Singapore. Thursday. RAIN spoilt all sport yesterday, causing cancellation ol the fixtures, except the rugger match the Padang between the S.CC. "B" and the Wiltshire Regiment "A." That match also was affected by
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    Tennis "Pros" Tournament On Davis Cup Lines
    105 15 WORLD-WIDE ENTRY EXPECTED «ir Bonnardel Cup «NATIONAL ASSN. FOUNDED Wireless. Paris, Nov.. 27. i < national Association ol Tennis Professionals. i aiifrnoon. decided t. ;-..ili: *inn:il loilM.anient fot r»'> Bonnardel Cup to he ru?. Jin» v to the Davis Cup. H-tuj Static. France,
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    HOCKEY TEAMS
    78 15 CC. v Khalsa Association on Mo.-. S.C.C.: ilxley; J. C. S. Pensford, J. R R. E. Ablitt <capt.», C Fi H II Hallett; E. A. Joy, j v E V T Smith. F. L. Lane, H. G. v Police "A" on Wednesday al B Kruysmulder; J. Lee (cap
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    WRESTLING AMAZONS
    210 15 British Championship Contest Result THE women of England have taken t 0 alMn wrestling but the inicial con est has not the success anticipated. a 'flop'"" f faCt the Whole thin was tJr«2? t Ol c T Peg i y Parnell < the r!\ RUSSeII (the brUne *e
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    JOHORE SOCCER
    132 15 Marine Dept. Beaten At Batu Pahat (from Our Own Correspondent) .Johore Bahru, Nov. It Before a poor crowd ihe Mar ne football team which travelled up to Batu Bahat over ihe week-end were defea ed by the Young Men'- Association. Batu Paha in a friendly game of football
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS CUP
    64 15 For Annual Competition By R.A.R Unit a Air Marshall Sir John Salmona. Governing Director oi* Imperial Airway.-., has presented the R.A.F. with a magnificent Challenge Cup on behalf of Imperial Airways as a mark of their apnreciation for the assistance rendered tc< they by the R.A.F. The
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    SERANGOON F.P.
    94 15 The following will represent th? Serangoon Frimdly Party aga nst th Universal Badminton Party in a return p;ng pong match of five games, and seven at badminton, to be played a the latter's premises on Sunday, at 1 p.m g— PING PONG: Sih Kirn Soon, Tay Keng Hock,
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    LOCAL YACHTING
    155 15 Week-End Races At The R.S.Y.C. On Saturday, Dec. t, B rlass will sail the ladies' race for the Clement! Chalhngt Cup. Start 3.45 p.m. On Sunday, Dec. 2. the six-metre and B classes will sail the rac: to the Johore Shoal Buoy and back, leaving the maik to
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    LOCAL BADMINTON
    45 15 Inter-Club Championship Ties The li iiowing are. the fix ures for th.« wee '-ii. l n Singapa» i;U .:|jl> i .uiminton cnampkkrship:— Sa ow'i-y a i p.m.: Rogers > H.P. v. Novice:. 15. P. Sum'ay at 10 a.m.: Devc >»ttiu R P v. U.C.A.
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    MARIGOLD B.P.
    88 15 A badm'nton match of fo:;r &nj three doubles will be pmyed U.e Marigold B.P. "B'* and -he Straj i Cut.- ese Epworih League "B' or. Sat unlay a 2,30 p.m. a. the la ter's coir Th;' following will represent the Sfetigo!d B.P. S/ngles: Chua Kaun, C. H, Chun?.
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    JOHORE BADMINTON
    30 15 The Johore Ba dm in'on A*3«>c««ticii jri-.t' distriba'ion, w'ui-h ftrifinal'v fixed to ake Mace to morrow at the iohore Cu\ has bei j n pos pcned indefinitely l
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    SPURS' WEAKNESS
    260 15 Searching For More New Players THAT the. 'Spurs have been searching 1 W ically for players duilng the lust few jfttCJcs, allU mak i nX offer;; nere and there, is well known. An iiT.errsung and official is given on rheae efforts. The Tottenham manager asked a Third Div
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    SOCCER IN IRELAND
    146 15 I.F.A. Referees And Sunday Games Miny clubs in the Free State League angieu fc- tne signature of Whelan. the St. Barnabas goalkeeper, before Bray Unknowns stepped in and secured his s gnature. It is of interes. to relate that Stevenson, the Irish International and Evertcn forward, graduated
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    RUGBY TEAMS
    255 15 The following have been invited >o play rugoy looibaii: roi .mv land v. The Res; on Saturday at S.C.(J., 5 p.m.: A. N. Macaulay; A. 11. West, to. Hannay, A. P. Craifcie, L. D. Eliio W. H. afvNe.lL F. L. Lane; R. H. Cowan, W. I). C. ErskineI
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    F.A. CUP REPLAYS
    88 15 Another Draw Even After Extra Time s ai« .v < <•> Reuter. London, Nov. 28. FIVE matches were played to-day—the replays of the drawn first round ties r».- 5 the FA Cu P- and on ce again New Bnghton and Southport failed to reach a decisive result,
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    S.C.F.A. SOCCER
    38 15 The replay of the final of the S.C.F.A. nter-district soccer league, between Rumah Miskin and McKenzie wiil take place on Sunday at the Jalan Besar S adium. The teams drew 1--1 in their first en- countei.
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    ALL-INDIA RECORDS BROKEN
    232 15 Punjab Swimming Championships TWO All-India and One Punjab records were shattered in the Punjab Olym- pic Swimming Championships. Thomas Turnbull (Karachi* lowered the All-India record for hundred yard;, back-strcke, so far held by Bakshi Rambir (Punjab), by about three seconds, Turnbull's time being 1 minute, 22 4
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    Touring The World In One-Ton Yachts
    849 16 A VERY DANGEROUS VOYAGE Party In Singapore DISTANCE RECORD CLAIMED CAPT. Ernest Gruenfeld, who started out from Vienna on Aug. 16, '931, in a small yacht of one ton nett Satan I, and 12 feet in •ength, 4 ft. beam, is making a lour
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST
    328 16 Trial Of Former Shipping Manager Singapore, Thursday. A NUMBER of further witnesses were called yesterday at the continuea hearing before Mr. J. M. Brander, the Third Magistrate, of the trial of Yap Ann Piow, a former shipping manager on three charge* of criminal breach of trust
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    MALAY REGIMENT
    127 16 Picked Men Salute Lord Baden-Powell (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. IF there were any doubts as to the high standard of efficiency which the Malay Regiment has attained they must have been dispelled this evening, when a parade of 90 picked men of the regiment from
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    ALLEGED RASH DRIVING
    131 16 Chinese Killed In Cheras Road (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. A Tamil motor-car dr'ver. named Muttu, aged 20 years, was produced today befor the First Magistrate. Mr. F. K. Wilson, and charged with causing the death of a Clvnese. Mah Chan, by driving motor-car HSL
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    SETTLED OUT OF COURT
    95 16 Civil Claim For $1,430.60 By A Carter (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday. In the Kuala Lumpur Supreme Court io-day. a civil suit which was listed for hearing before Mr. Justice Burton was Titled out of court. The suit was one which involved a :laim
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    FUKIEN MISSION
    93 16 Inspecting Industries In Formosa Min Kou Jih Pao. Shanghai. Nov 28. The Fukien industrial mission to Formosa arrived in Amov yesterday morning. The party, which consist of 25. are under Mr. Chan Ti Cheng, the Construction Commissioner of Fukien. He states that they inspected only industrial and technical
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    UNUSUAL CHARGE IN LOCAL COURT
    518 16 Alleged To Have l)cs( royrcl Evidence SiDgapnrc Wedia f ,< A GRAMOPHONE and several uwere exhibits before Ik oh Judge < Mr H A Ferrer» h when a Eurasian, C B Carney called upon to answer a truhev ut u charge. Carnegy was allegpd to
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    485 16 Acreage, Stocks, Production, Imports, and Exports of Rubber, including Latex, Concentrated Latex and Revertex, for the month of October. 1934, in Dry Tons. Acrta ,c planted Stocks at Production Production with Rubber beginning of by Estates by Estates of Expor s Stocks at CoAmmp Ist January, 1934
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    Relics Of The Stone Age Man In Malaya
    146 17 DISCOVERIES FROM RIVER TERRACES PENANG ROTARY CONFERENCE ADDRESS BY PROFESSOR VAN STEIN CALLENFELS Ca "f nfeis in Malaya ami Java for the researcoes he is inducting into his- '■!>\ in this part of the world delivered an interesting ad- 4 UI y
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    INVITATION TO VISIT EXCAVATIONS
    2923 17 gKFORE beginning his lecture,! Professor Calienfeis humorously led hi first address to the ang Rotarians and said as an (as our immigration authorities d him, he said), he had begged ccused lor his defective Eng liah. '*Now that you have invited me r a second time,
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    DUKE OF GLOUCESTER
    128 17 Unveiling- Of Memorial In Sydney Reuter Wireless. I I sy«uuv. Nov. j Two htjr,rfr"»«1 tlwusanrl ocnnle Wft+Gti- n 6 !!v« DuIto of unv*o the Atifjic Mrmor'al Ui }\nr\om c( >Jev So'.'th Wnlra jnm fajlfcp TYar Over i surfers ro»r»manderi by Mai or GenetaJ Sr Charles Rosenthal marchr.-)
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    PROTRACTED CASE
    534 17 Local Vehicles Inspector Acquitted Singapore, Wednesday. AFTER a protracted hearing Mr. H. C. Mills, the Eurasian Vehicles Inspector who was charged with receiving an illegal gratification of $1.50 from a "mosquito" bus owner was acquitted by the Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Gricei to-day. Mr. A. J. Braga defended
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    "TONIC FOR HIS HEALTH"
    264 17 Suspended Warrant Of Arrest <Frcm Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. Tuesday. AN adjourned judgment debitor summons against Mr. V. K. MurugasaDiHay, the well-known race-horse owner, came up before Mr. Justice Howes In the Supreme Court. Ipoh, on Monday. The summons was taken out by tnn administrator of
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    Malayan Planting Topics
    130 18  -  The Rubber Regulation Plan An Interview With The Controller Comparison With Stevenson Scheme Selection Of The Officials. (By "Pertinax" Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 28. 1 MOST readers will take an interest in'how Restriction is shaping after its rebirth. It may be thai they are placidly hoping for the
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    Well In Train
    293 18 To'show a scheme a; ,york In full ana successful working order would be more satisfying to most types of organisers than merely to state, when questioned. hat matters seemed to them to be weh In train. But there are big minds at work In he organisation, ready
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    Two-Hour Session
    237 18 The session lasted nearly two hours cf a busy man's time. It was charmingly informal and. in consequence. SU the more informative. Ir need not be imagined that there was any cleverly-concealed attempt to disarm *<possible) criticism by generality. Good-natured and obliging frankness was the note throughout. Indeed,
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    Willing Explanation
    199 18 Such explanation was willingly granted, and was put out in a way that ensured that the full bearing of each point given should be adequately grasped by the interviewer, and where, as occasionally chanced, the grasping was noticed to oe incomplete, fuller details, to char away uncertainty of
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    Gracious Humour
    217 18 All was done with a sn> ling gracious humour that lightened tha quite complex task of readjusting one's previous amateurish opinions, on a round dozen of important points, and of so getting a more adequate view cf he whole quesThe writer's iinoressions gathered are to be given, and
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    Main Defects
    232 18 The term arbitrary. In its deepest significance, explains the main defects ofthat first scheme. It was too cut and dried That is ancient history, mentioned principally to allow needed comparison with the present scheme. There is no doubt that the compiler cf the new scheme have learnt many
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    Tentative Lists
    230 18 The inquiring public is assured that it has been so. A consulting body met at Kuala Lumpur, at King's House, and drew up tentative lists of men considered suitable to serve on the Assessment Committee. These lists were three-fold, (a) Men of previous expeiience who were to be
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      794 18 SELANGOR TURF CLUB NOVEMBER 1934 AMATEI'R RACE MEETING. TODAY, 30th NOVEMBER SATURDAY, Ist DECEMBER, 1934. Starting at 2.30 p.m. each day. ENTRIES close at 4.00 p.m. va MONDAY, 26th NOVEMBER, 1934. UJTTt n cwh> HS-—each day—Tickets $I—for MEMBERS only. obtainable Vl ANDERSON, BUTLER CO., MERCANTILE BANK BUILDINGS, and on on
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    "Poison – Pen" Writer Exposed GAOL FOR MYSTERY MAN
    1322 19 "Poison Pen" Writer Exposed GAOL FOR MYSTERY MAN Threatened Judges GROSSLY OFFENSIVE LETTERS (By Air Mail) London, Nov*. 14. QN his own confession, having indulged in a campaign of catomnv »r over a quarter of a eenturv a --son pen writer of threatening md grossly offensive letters has brotrgrht to
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    BLUNT RAZOR BLADES
    201 19 Russians Find Shaving A J Torture Moscow. T H l S !j? Vi ig situati °n has become exnB2£ gly shar P in where I with }u< n are supposed to go aboSt bea^s heir faC6S hidden 8 l°uxiSt fertnzTumtLl? h S S g 0ne u from
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    DARWIN FOR GEORGIANS
    48 19 Tiflis, Georgia. rrtJ° m ete cditi011 of the works of Chatles Darwin, author of the "Origin rJrt?* 105 beins brou Sht out in The SoWSYr L a n e ua 6 e by the Georgian State Publishing House. The Edition will consist of eight volumes.
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    INVENTOR OF "SAFER FLYING"
    490 19 Death Of Prof. James Gordon Gray PROF. James Gordon Gray, whcse discoveries in applied science have been of inestimable value *o the progress of aviation, especially with legard.U) personal safety, died in Glasunmar e ri; e d ntly at th<? age f 58 He was Among
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    WOODEN LEG AS WEAPON
    123 19 Cripple Who Always Loves A Fight Prague. Josef Prochazka has gnly one leg—but the police have just given him orders forbidding him to enter the town of Olomouc, in Moravia, owing to his "violent behaviour." It was a quarrel some ago that was the cause of
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    WOMAN IN MEN'S PRISON
    127 19 Discovered After Serving Four Years Of Lite Sentence Lisbon. A 30-year-old woman who has masqueraded as a man from childhood has been discovered serving a life sentence for homicide in a men's prison in Lisbon. She is known as, Luis Alves do Rego But it has
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    CARRIER CANARY
    72 19 Marblehead, Massaehustts. A .canary which carries messages twice as efficiently as a carrier pigeon is owned by ihe staff of a shop here. When they want to send a message to a tailor's shop 100 yards down the street, they tie the message to the canary's leg and
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