Malaya Tribune, 5 December 1934

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya Vol. XXL -No. 295 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1934 FIVE CENTo. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday. Dec. 5, 1934. Malaya Tribune 24 PA< ES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1934. FIVK
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    Motoring Motes & News M.I.E. ENTERTAINS IN LONDON
    438 2 Motoring Motes News M.I.E. ENTERTAINS IN LONDON Potential Volume Of Trads ADINNEK m cdebra ion oi 'ho firs l year'a of Mori is lndu»trifß luxpoUs, Lid. was held in London on October 2fi. ..>M it The Chair \>na taken by Lord Nuffield. Governing Direc or of 'he eomui't, and tie
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    A NIGHT IN THE NILE
    274 2 Sturdy C onstruction Of Morris Cars Farther proof of ihe sturdy construction of Morris cars is provided by an experience on the part of Mr. E. J. B. Gahan, a District Engineer residing in East Africa, and the owner of a 11)26 model Morris Cowley
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    MOUNTAIN LAP RECORDS
    144 2 Austins At Last BrooWaitds Meeting The Austin Seven Supercharged Special which in the hands 0 f L- P. UYlacoH has been o consistently successful in this year's motor racing, concluded the season by setting up a new 750 c.c Lap Re.co.d for th? Mountain Course at Brooklands
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    RUBBER TYRES
    124 2 Hum-Proof H Design Put On Show j j PROGRESS in tyr:s during the past year has not produced anything startling althcugh the gradual development cf the low pressure large cross section tyre seems to be well maintained. An innovation put forward by one manufacturer is a tyre which
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    CROWN WHEELS
    353 2 Refining Process At Woisely Factory A cer am amount has already been written in these columns describing the heut treatment of various mo or cur parts at the factory of Messrs. VY-dseley Motors (U»27) Ltd.— reament that ensures safety and long life for the various components, and thus
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    BABY AUSTIN'S RECORDS
    213 2 Amazing Speeds From Standing Start (Subjec. to official confirmatiofi) It is reported that the Baby Austin, following a wonderfully successful season on the Continent as well at home, has j'i c annexed the. International Cla.so H Record for ths kilometre and mile from a standing startThis performance.
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    GARBO'S CAR REFITTED
    81 2 Vehicle Assessed At £16 (By Air Mail) (Frcm Our Own Correspondent) London. j ti ,t- Greta Garbo's famous £16 motor-car has betn fitted with new wheels and 3 new top. Garbo has owned the motor-car for more than seven years, «md she has had several parts replaced
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    A TRAVELLING CAFE
    124 2 Unique Vehicle In Use In Malaya A VEHICLE claimed to be unique in Malaya has been supplied by Messrs. Malayan Motors, Ltd., of Singapore, to Messrs. Nestles Condensed Milk Co., L d. The basis of this unit is a three-ton, forward control, six-cylinder, long wheelbase Morris-Commercial 'C
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    NEW HAND BRAKE LEVER
    683 2 Novel Position Of Great Advantage The brakes are of Bendix design, and their operation has been made still smoother and more progressive. The cables are self-lubrica.ing, and both pedal and hand lever actuate all four brakes. The. hand lever, by 'he way, is neatly mounted on
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      215 2 I —BRIT A I N D {PIE NDABI I C A B U I j I I j Re designed More Beautiful jl Dependable A still better investment Tj Two cents a mile Four people riding in absolutecomforl f< r half a cent a mile each. ml 1 That is
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    SOOCHOW OUTRAGE
    119 3 Insurance Company Robbed Soochow, Nov. 12. A DOZEN bandits, armed to the teeth entrjed and eps*emsjt|caJly 100 ed the tr „TjuT Inr i« Company here t o-nignt shortly after dusk and sueceed■yn Retting 6io iio in cash and other valuable s- JfU***!? ifif bandits WeKt uostairs while the
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    A CAR FOR NOTHING
    127 3 Little Boy's Luck At Auction Sale Johannesburg. A moioi-car "sold for nothing tit ..f; auction '.-alc cf second-hand cars —find a iii* it* boy's dream came M'Uf. Am oils.' the roost intcr-stfd o I those v. ho )ooi:cd under bonnets and tinkered iCh the Mil was
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    LOST IN BLIZZARD
    148 3 Hcoe Abandoned For Life Of Missionary Chesterfield Inlet, North West Territories. Hope has been abandoned tcr th« lift 01 Rev. Father Horw< a 37--year-old mtssionaty who di appeared lc a raging bTtaard early in Octooer j For e%b: days a search party of bir- teen, including North-We
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    THE BIG BULLY
    93 3 i\«l!cr Whale £:iaps At A Do£ Viciorin. Bntih Columb'a. C"_ip*a :i John Ko'.ii of Sidney «Bri.&i' Cc oi:.blu'. his and son wer holid&.Ving on a «mail island in ilit .I.T4UJ: a>.-ug„ or? ihe lionn-ta.s- ivtcr i i:r SuAnicli Peninsula when -ndtiei ly a k ller whale .<p;,eured
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    N.I. RUBBER STATISTICS
    402 3 Acreages Not Tapped Up To End Of Sept. 1934 ated Ma.ay St: 'es Government Gate re page 271") dated Ot-.. 19, 1984, Had in previous notification a. J. I. MILLER, Regis! rai -Gem ral el Sta'isti rs S.S. F .M.S. Singapore, Dee. I, 1934. The following information
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS
    150 3 Foreign exports of Tin befog final shipm ents on ocean s camera at all Malayan por s during- he month of November, 1934. Destination Tons United KingdoUi 575 Un ted States of America 1973 Continent of Europe 1,141 British Possessions -Japan 212 The Netherlands Indie- 3 Other
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    HIGHWAY RIGHT
    153 3 Motorists Need Not Slow Down For Troops 'By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London. Nov. ir>. HAVE the Services the right to monopolise the highway *»*J his question arose at a Suffolk Sessions court, following complaints by tne Royal Air Force authorities which led to a lorry
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    STABBED TO DEATH
    151 3 Giant Negro Who Once Beat U Men Single-Handed New York. Ha!,-m\s 'King Kot.g"— a gjgantk He earned the title of 'King Kong" b cause he feared no ma stood 6 t Bi° s and v.eighed nearly 18 stone He is alleged to hay* been kifled by negroes,
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    DIONNE QUINTUPLETS
    125 3 Receive Gift From President Oi Dominican Republic Callander. Ontario The Dicnn? quintuplets received from the President of the Dominican Republic t chest oi oilv.rwaiv and a set oi dishes for each of them. The gift was made by President Trujillo as a token of nib gratitude for j
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    "SEALED WITH A KISS"
    110 3 Cryptic Letters Which End A Romance Geneva. The le-ers MM li. haw- destroyed is romance between a Frenchman living I Li rmcville. Upper Savoy, an-: his sweet- hear: who lives at L'na, Austria. I The youni; man always C.P.U.8,. !on he envelopes of let ers his
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    FLOATING EN MID-AIR
    96 3 Mouse Enmeshed In Spider's Web Salisbury. Maryland. A spider has lassoed" a mouse in a barn here. The mouse was crouching on a ledge. The spider cast a strand of weo round the rodent, and rapidly enmeshed it. Then the mouse was dragged off the rdge and
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    STRAINED RELATIONS
    86 3 Prospective Bridegroom Locket) I In Cellar Warsaw. Maria Batko did not approve wh n her son decided to marry Katharina Borysowicz. a 17-year-old girl of village. So, in order to make absolut:iy cerfain that no clandestine wedding tcok place, she locked him up in a cellar, and kent
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      303 3 WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE— WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed in Feeling Great full of sunshine and bu °y a «t and imu'LSSrpSfi ,d CARTER'S eiUi of K;iT S to Pt these two harmless «U v l h '«>ntain wonderful, How freely. meS to m »k'n X
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      157 3 1 1 s 1 i ran. t Another of Ihe fortunate thousands m\\\\ QVe iscov^ re h e secret of Craven "A' can do the £arns for'you. M W ajp" You'll enjoy the rich flavour of the ~t fine tobacco, because every likely cause of irritation has been J removed.
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    Shipping News & Notices. MORRO CASTLE FIRE
    387 4 Shipping News Notices. MORRO CASTLE FIRE Inquiry Chairman's Report Washington. THE deaths oi the 84 passe liters and 30 of the crew of the Mono Castle were attributed by the Steamboat Inspection Service inquiry to the rapid spread of lire in the ship, which was due to delay in erring
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    SHIPBREAKER'S PROTEST
    247 4 Unrestricted Importation Of Scrap Metals A pio est againa» the wholesale imi>orlation of foreign scrap metal free ol uu.y uito Great Britain and the coninued sale of British ships io foreign shopbreakers has been made by Colonel r\ Harrison. managing directoi of th* Hughes Bolckow Shopbreaking Co., Ltd.;
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    SWEDISH SHIPPING
    234 4 Large Reduction In Sailing Vessels The Swedish Board of Trade has now issued concerning ihe position of ihe merchant fleet at the beginning of 1934. The figures show a fur-her reduction in the number of ships, and a further shrinkage in the sail Jig ship tonnage. At the
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    JAPANESE SUBSIDY
    390 4 Shipping Circles Alarmed At Severe Cut I JAPANESE shipping circles are alarmed at the severe cut jus: made by the Department of Finance in the budgetary appropriation for the subsidised shipping scheme. The Department of Communications authorities are also taken aback. They are likely to start a vigorous
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    CHINESE SHIPPING
    147 4 Plans governing the opsra'don of through shipping on the Grand Canal were d scussed ftt a meeting of the Grand Canal Conservancy Board held at Nanking with Mr. Sui Kai presiding. It was decided to refer them to the Chief Engineer for furthe- consideration and study. It was
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    ANOTHER C.M.S.N. STEAMER
    646 4 Particulars Of The Hai Chen THE single-screw steamer Hai Chen, built by Messrs. Barclay, Curie and Co., Ltd., to the order oi* the Chinese Government Purchasing Commiss on for the China Merchants' Steam Navigation Co., carriedooru r successful trials in the Firth of Clyde on Oct. 31.
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      396 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. /4 P&o«nd BRITISH INDIA V X O. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. RANCHi f.'; ec SOMALI g» NALDERA »6,000 Dec^M RAWALPINDI 170(.0 Jan. 4 BANGALORE O.uOO an RAJrUTANA 17,«* CHITRAL IMJO Feb. 1 BHUTAN 6,100 Feb. 14 CARTHAGE 15.030 Feb. IB BEHAR «.000 Feb. 28
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      209 4 Tp LLOYD TRIESTINO ft (Incorporated in Italy). g EXPRESS SERVICE. jl CARGO SERVICE. S SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. i Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, Port X Cahing at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Saidf pi raeU s, Brindisi, Venice and X Port Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste. Trieste. N
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      492 4 N.Y.K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS for CUNARD WHITE STAR LTD. (Incorporated in Japan.) To London via Naples, Marseilles. Next Sailings— 1934 s.s. KASHIMA MARU Dec. 14 m.s. YASUKUNI MARU Dec. 26 1035 s.s. HAKONE MARU Jan. 10 MINIMUM FARES TO Ist class 2nd class London $600 $429 Marseilles $557 $411
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      512 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. NORDDEUTSCHEK LLOYD. k i&MuJJ Incorporated ii The undernoted are the Company's by tended fixture! >J OUTWARDS. 1984 "SAARBRUCKEN,'* for Manila H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan Dec. 7 "DONAU," for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan Dec. 19 HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremen. 1934 "ODER," also calls Genoa, Marseilles,
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    138 5 SLKJHTLY STEADIER TENDENCY Utile Ink rest Beine Shown fty our Financial Correspondent) Siuir.tpor»', r i dnexday, no«nj. I'hljivV Prices KuMmv,- (Singapore), 21 cts., Market Tone: Steadv. quiet l Im t,Singapore), *114»up'$i/ H > Prices: I.oiuloii: (>5 16(1., unchanged .MurM Tone: Steady after easier NV,v Wfc: 12 15
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    GOLD SHIPMENTS TO AMERICA
    60 5 $150,000,000 Worth In Two Months Reuter. T___ New York. Dec. 4. HE engagement to-day of $10,000,000 gold for shipment to the United Staies. principally from India and from Great Britain is reported in banking circles, bringing the total movement w gold to America from Europe and
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    FRANCE'S OTTAWA
    117 5 Attempt To Rationalise Production Paris, Dec. 2. PRESIDED over by President Lebrun, the Colonial Governors, Administiators, parliamentarians and business leaders will gather to-morrow for the opening of the Economic Conference which the French themselves are calling the French Ottawa Conference. For the past two years, preparatory work has
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    Financial News & Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1311 5 Financial News Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS The following mining share quotations are issued by Fraser Co., exchange and stock brokers. Rubber quotations are those of Fraser Co., and Lyall and Evatt: MINING Singapore, Wednesday, 10 a.m. The following mining share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co., exchange and
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET
    796 5 Quieter Conditions During Week FRASER and Co.'s weekly report dated Dec. 4 states:— mewl at quieter atmosphere h»« h£ at P revailln S last week, there ihfrSf a VGry satisfactory turnover of t j n ever y section of the local market during the past few days
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    137 5 Confident Feelings Prevail Reuter Wireless. Om *v London, Dec. 3. N the Stock Exchange, although business on the new account failed to expand to any material extent, a fairly confident feeling prevailed and most sections ruled firm. Among foreigners, German Loans rallied sharply on the Franco-German agreement concerning
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    SULOH RUBBER ESTATES, LTD.
    39 5 A Provisional Assessment has been granted in respect of 248,265 lb. The above assessment does not include an allowance lor the recently acquired 62 odd acres in regard to which a claim has been made.
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    SOVIET INCREASING GOLD OUTPUT
    158 5 Decision To Pay Cash On All Orders Reuter. London, Dec. 4. RUSSIA'S increasing output of gold pi onuses to become sensational. List year it amounted to about £13,000' 00. this yeav at least fifty per cent. Increase and In 1935 it is anticipated that Russia will
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    MONEY MARKET
    111 5 Sharp Rise In Treasury Bills Reuter Wireless. London, Dec. L ON the money market this week with preparations to meet the usual heavy dividend disbursements on Dec. I amounting to £42,750,000, including £34,250,000 on War Loan, very cheap accommodation tended to disappear and borrowers frequently made use of
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    ECONOMIC AGREEMENT
    44 5 French Minister's Visit To Moscow Reuter Wireless. Paris. Dec. 2. M. Marchandeau, Minister for Commerce, with his experts has gone to Moscow where he hopes to conclude a new agreement extending the good economic relations which have existed over past months.—Reuter Wireless.
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    PAYMENT IN CASH
    54 5 Soviet Attempt To Reduce Costs Of Credits Reuter Wireless. The Soviet intends, Reuter learns, to pay cash where possible for all order* unless the cost of credit facilities is considerably reduced. Arcos, the Soviet Trading concern is London, this past fortnight has been offering cajsh, even on
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      111 5 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD.., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE. MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. OFFICE: 2, FINLAYSON GREEN. THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Paid-up-Capital £1,000,000 Reserve Fund and rest 500,000 HEAD OFFICE
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      27 5 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOD CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 16D, Cecil St., Singapore, i r Torrvoov r-<->f«i Manager.
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      78 5 Nederlandsche 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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      73 5 WITH ANNUAL INTEREST OF 2«/ 2 p.a. PAID QUARTERLY. A SAVINGS ACCOUNT is your easiest way to save. All the odd cents put carefully aside and regularly deposited will very quickly give you ready money for any possible emergency. Easily accessible and always available you should he* Kate no longer
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      456 5 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DAILY PRICES CURRENT. *or X.M.A. No. L X. Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Singapore, Wed lesdav, noon. Spot (loose) 20 21 (F. 0.8.) Current manth 21% 21 Jan March 22 22 1 April June 2"V 2 23% Julyjsept. 24 V» 24% Tone of Market*: Quiet. Latest Cable: London
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      3393 6 !!0urKea3er? page 0t?ar^ain0ft6^z A Straits-born Tamil, married, aged 30, 10 years experience in General Estate Rou- me Brilliant tes imonials. Apply Box V 22, c o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. ~BILLET WANTED—By well-experienced Chinese Head Conductor has thorough knowledge, Asiatic estate management, speaks five dialects, Chinese, little Tamil, holds excellent testimonials,
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      575 6 THOMAS, ONG COMPANY, 6A, Pudu Road, Kuala Lumpur. General Agents. SINGER Sewing Machines obtained on easy terms. New Modes of Presentation for this X'mas and New Year Season. The famous Dubarry's (London), gift and beauty setg. Many varieties displayed at. and obtainable from Rite way Permanent Waving Ci., 320, Tanjong
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    RELIEF IN FORMER RED ZONES
    238 7 Nanking Government's Appeal Shanghai, Dec. 4. THE Nanking Government has issued five circulatory telegrams supporting .he coming Fifth Plenary Congress at Nanking, comforting Marshal Chiang Kai Shek, his wounded officers and sold ers in the anti-Red campaign and sufferers in the Red zones, and appealing
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    162 7 Injured By Stray Pellets From A Gun Singapore. Tuesday. A Chinese was accidentally injured by stray pellets in Bout Quay yesterday from, it is alleged, a dog shooter's gun He received two gunshot wounds in both legs and was removed to the General Hospital. A rickshaw puller was
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    THEFT OF A GOAT
    82 7 Expensive Dinner For Four Indians (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Monday. Alaggan. an Indian, who pleaded guilty to a charge of criminal misappropriation of a goat belonging to a compatriot at Circular Road, was to-day convicted and sentenced to pay a line of $4 or
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    CREDIT INSTITUTIONS
    93 7 Control Recommended In Germany Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Nov. 29. Drastic control of credit institutions in Germany by Government is recommended in the report of the committee of enquiry on banking, presided over by Dr. schach which declares it is necessary t r > form a credit control office
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    THEFT OF JEWELLERY
    70 7 Woman's Charge Against Stepson Singapore, Tuesday. Pleading guilty to charge of theft in respect of a quantity of jewellery, valued at $200, a 17-year-old Chinese, Lim Cheng Teck, appeared before tne Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Grice) to-day. lt was disclosed that the complainant was the accused's stepmother.
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    POSSESSION OF SAMSU
    77 7 Convicted on a charge of being found in possession of two pints of samsu. the duty on which was no: proved 'o have been paid, at Sengambut on Nov. 29, a Chinese named Tan Bee was to-day sentenced to pay a fine of $5 or one week's
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    MOTOR COLLISION IN JOHORE
    435 7 Both Drivers' Licences Suspended (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Dec. 3. AS the result of two cars coming into collision at the IV2 mile. Scudai Road, on the night of Nov. 1, the drivers of both cars were this morning charged before Mr. J. B.
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      539 7 Small Advertisements (Continued from page 4) I 1 i'UBLIC NOTICES. SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. I Draining of Suffolk Road i Thomson Road, to the Boundary of rners an- notified that the plan, speciestimate and provisional apporin connection with the Notices nder Section 101 of Ordinance No nicipal), have been confirmed, and labk
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      878 7 FOR SALE. RoaJVf i^T 17 721 Sq ft land Koad Suitable for erecting bungalow. Apnly The Manager, 121, Selegie Road, S.ngapure. FOR SALE— One Disc Barbell 120 lbs., one San dow s s spring Gr]p Dumbe l E y' J 144, Tembeling Road, Singap ;re. LADIES TAKE ADVANTAGE: Millinery of
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      642 7 TO LET. TO LET—No. 38, Scotts Road. S. 0. Baobid, 31, Dhoby Ghaut. TO LET. Available Houses. Plata furnished and unfurnished, accommodation m Pvtosie Homes sales arranged furniture. Co! Prior, 3, Institution H 11. TO LET—Nos. 188 and 190, Orchard R:l. near Pay lion, also 561 566 and 568, Geylang
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      164 7 IT When Other Remedies FAIL j; j TRY B«BBBBB^i I ■trurMti khrtnrwtuiii ■I k «<>d tHygJ I othrr k m m9M B^^H PRICE 65 CENTS. THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY, Ltd. (Incorporated in the F.M.S.) Raffles Place, Singapore, also at Kuala Lumpur, Klang, Serembau. MEN'S WEAR j For Fashionable Hals, Neckwear, Hosiery,
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING BRITISH NAVY ADDITIONS
    108 8 Two 9,000-Ton Cruisers To Be Built London, Nov. 16. Two new cruisers with displacements o f 9,000 ion are to be built for the British Navy in shipyard on the Clyde and Tyne. according to an announcement in the
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    130 8 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Dec. 5. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rohna 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Carthage 18; Achilles 14; Santhia 11; Ipoh 9; ExploraLmr Grandidier "7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Karoa 30; Lossiebank 32, Chinese Prince 35; Peisander 37.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    62 8 Mails from Batavia and Palembang by aeroplane are expected at the General Post Office, Singapore, at 5.30 p.m. today From Europe (London mails despatched on Nov. 15», by the Ranchi, due at Penang at 6 a.m. to-mo.rrow. From China and Japan by tne Carthage, due at Singapore at
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    14 8 Left Arid. By Spore London Air Mail 'Imperial) Nov. 25 Dec. 4
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    MONEY MARKET
    204 8 SELLING. Singapore, Dec. 5. London 3 months' sight 2|4 7,32 London 4 months' sight 2|4 3ilB London GO days' sight 2|4 5:32 London 30 days' sight 2|4Vb London demand 2|4 3|32 London T.T. 2|4 3i32 Lyons and Paris demand U7O Hamburg demand 143 New York demand 575« Batabia
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    100 8 Paris 75 9 32. Sew York 4.95 3 Montreal <4.85-V Brussels 21 1 j. Geneva 15 27. Ants- erclam 7 33' Milan 58 9 32. BPiiin 12.38 B«ockholin iy3o l a Copenhagen 22.39*2 Oslo 19.90' 2 Vienno 27. Hehurtfcfara 226"'.» Prague 118 Madrid 36 5 16. Aiheius 530
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    PRODUCE
    209 8 Singapore, Dec. 5. R. <Siam> W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $120 R. iSiamj W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $113 R. (Siami W. Coast N. 3 per Koyan $116 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $110 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $107 Siam, Al $176
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    THE PLANCIUS
    47 8 To Bo Laid Up A Short Spell For Overhauling The X.P.M. steamer, Pinoius. will be. laid up for a short spell for overhauling. The Ophir will rsplace her on the run until ...he resumes service. The Plancius rut s be Java ports, Singapore and Medan.
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    327 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, DEC. 5. High Tides.—B.s2 a.m., 10.20 p.m. Rugby: S.C.C. II By. P.S.R.F.C., S.CC, Wiltshires II v. R.E. 11, Tanglin. Hockey: S.C.R.C. v. R.A., S.C.R.C; Podce "A" v. S.C.C, S.C.C; Khalsa v. R. 1., R. 1.; O.R.A. v. Medical
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    AMUSEMENTS
    74 8 ALHAMBRA.—"She was a Lady." APOLLO.—"Lanka Dahan" and "Rambha Ranee." CAPITOL "Dames EMPlRE.—"Facing The .Music." GREAT WORLD. —Cabaret Daj.c'.Uft Side-shews, Dean's Grand opera, Cu»nese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. HARMSTON'S CIRCUS. —9.15 pm. Tank Road. MARLBOROUGH.—"Prcm Hindustani lalk c. NEW WORLD.-Cabaret Dancing, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. PAVILION.—"NeII Gwyn."
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      276 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE. THIS IS TO GIVE notice that my wife Angela K?onin is no longer living under m.v protection and that I shall henceforth not be liable for any debts or obligations incurred by her. Dated this 4th day of December, 1934. (Sd.) K. KRONIN. Masseur .It ST ARRIVED
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      70 8 DAIL? WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service La* Yesterday Night Max. Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall Sunshine. Temp. Stations. Deg. F. Inches. Jlours. Deg. F. Alor S.-ar 85 Nil «.».7 70 Sitiawan 88 Nil 5.0 7:; Ki.ta Bharu 0.07 1.7 74 Bukit Jeram Bf 0,97 *_M 72 Malacca 83 0.00 1.0 78
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    HOTEL SERVANTS FINED
    309 9 Head "Boy" Complains Of Assault Singapore, Tuesday. THE dining room head "boy" employed at Raffles Hotel was the complainant rue/" tnat was hear d before the mV£l ud ge M r H A Forrer) to-day-h£$ ht i* ylam b °y s employed by the hotel and under
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    CHINESE WEDDINGS
    134 9 Negri State Soccer Player Married (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Monday. TWO Chinese wedding took place In Kuala Lumpur yesterday. One was between Mr. Tan Ah Lin. of the Chief Accountant's Office. P.MS Railways, and Miss Chung Chooi Lan younger daughter of Mr. Mrs. ChunThye Tat and
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    HIT RICKSHA PULLER
    164 9 *Dri> er Fined And Compensation Ordered Singapore, Tuesday. 1 A European named K C Gillett was yesterday charged before Mr. C. H. Whitton. the Third Magistrate, with causing hurt by a act to i ricksha puller in Orchard Road last month. Gillett pleaded guilty. The Police stated
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    JUDGMENT RESERVED
    132 9 Hearing Of Civil Appeal Concludes Singapore, Wednesday. Judgment was reserved in the Civil Court of Appeal yesterday when the hearing of the appeal of A.R.SJ\ Palaniappa Chettiar against a decision of the Chief Justice, S.S. (Sir Walter Huggard) was concluded. The case was argued before the Chief Justice,
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    LOCAL BROADCASTING
    83 9 Programmes For To-day And To-morrow THE wireless programmes for to-day and to-morrow as announced by Station ZHI. Singapore broadcasting on a wavelength of 49.9 metres areas follows: WEDNESDAY 6 p.m.—Recorded Music. 6.30 p.m—Relay of Dance Music by Raffles Hotel Dance Orchestra, under direction of Dan Hcpkins. 6.45 p.m.—Stock
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    DRUNK AND DISORDERLY
    45 9 Singapore, Tuesday. Convicted on a charge of being drunk and disorderly, an Indian Sundram was fined $1 by the Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Grice) to-day. Sundram was unable to pay the fine and was ordered to remain in court lor the day.
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    BERLIN, SHORT-WAVE STATION
    119 9 Wireless Programme For To-Day THE wireless programme for to-day as announced by the German Short-wave E55 Ber,in Br oadcasting House, broadcasung on a wavelengt n of 31 38 metres is as follows: 8.20 p.m.: DJA, DJN Announcement (Germ., Engl.) German Folk Song. Programme Forecast 'Germ., Engl.) 8.05
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    BREACH OF TRUST
    63 9 Employe? Of Borneo Co., Sent To Prison (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. JOO Meow Chong. an ex-employee of the Borneo Company, who was arrested in Penang and recently charged with criminal breach of trust in respect of $3,000. the property of his employers, today pleaded
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    ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
    75 9 Chinese Woman Who Took Caustic Soda (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. A Chinese woman named Tham K.ong appeared before the First Magistrate. Mr. F. K. Wilson, on a charge of attempted suicide by taking caustic soda at Rifle Range Road, last week. Chief Ccurt-Inspector A. E.
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      441 9 Wireless TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME Gracie Fields Relayed TO-DAY'S Empire wireless programme is as follows:— 6.20 p.m.: Big Ben. The Scottish Studio Orchestra, diree ed by Guy Dames. 7.05 p.m.: Quemin Maclean, at the Organ of the Trocadero Cinema, Elephant and Castle. (Greenwich Time Signal a. 7.20 p.m <-o0 p.m.: The
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      247 10 soon i ALHAMBRA A LASS WHO LOVED SOLDIERS AND MARINES fl m, \JIEARWEO mĕL,*M about SAilORj LEW AYRES ALICE FAYE johnskJne HI HARRY GREEN 1 A jl I Frank MITCHELL 1 Jack DURANT FOX'S LATEST y HILARIOUS NAVAL .yafcm COMEDY f^ji3wnir' :^M, vv The Most Famous Musical Show Ever Presented—
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    THE ARMAMENT'S SITUATION
    411 11 New Possibilities Opening Up Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Nov. 30. THE movements of Voh Ribbentrop, Hitler's envoy, continue to p.rouse speculation. Although his recent visit to London and his presence now In Paris are described as private, there is the impression that there is mere behind it. In
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    REDS RETREAT TO KWEICHOW
    268 11 'i t 1 i l J Cantonese Troops Return South Hongkong. Dec. b. THE entire Red forces along the northern border of Kwangsi are withdrawing to Kweichow. All attempts made by them to invade northern Kwangsi have been repulsed. A portion of the Reds have made
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    BRITISH ARMY OFFICERS
    114 11 Bureau To Assist Them In Finding Work Reuter Wireless. lAndun* Dec. >■ Otlieer's Employment Bureau iias been up to assist retired regular officers, both of the BriLiiih Army ami th* Indian Army, to civil employment. The v,* -1 OXRee Jitnou:: cedent .say that many officer.'! have to
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    FATHER OF WIRELESS
    43 11 Mfarcohi Ordered To Take Complete Rest Reuter Wireless. London. Dec. J. It i."- renounced, foliowing medical advice Sifnior Marconi has decided to take a complete rest from work and <o enter a nursine, home for a few we^,K: -Renter Wireless.
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      157 11 I TO-NIGHT—A BRITISH COMEDY DRAMA f The Popular Omwlian STANLEY LITINO, NOEL GAY in "Facing The Music" I LAUGHS! MUSIC! SONGS! g NEXI IIANGK: Maiiheĕs, Dor. s r i 8 Great Radio Musical SpertacW» Cr-ivrsal DouMp Ta'kie^ "FLYING DOWN TO RIO." Z CLEARTHE RANGE fl I "MOONLIGHT AND PRETZELS." —nrin—wi
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ENGAGEMENT.
    43 12 CHEE— MM. Tlx-ongugement i> announced of Mr, Clu»f Ueitg Watt, third sua Mr. Chct: K»*< Chi-ntf, to Miss l.im Ohoo Nc-n, eldest dn lighter of Mr A: M)> Llui Bah Kt w, »r«* Murm?t' will uki-pht'-c early ni'il m«m h.
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    FUEL OIL TRANSPORT
    725 12 REPORT of much significance to owners and prospective owners of motor lorries in Malaya was laid on the table at the last meeting of the Legislative Council. At first glance it may seem to be merely a routine matter but perusal of the report reveals that it
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    174 12 Lord Louis Mountbatten is on board one of the nine destroyers due at Singapore on Dec. 10. The Band of the Wiltshire Regiment wia play at the Singapore Swimming Club from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Sunday. The death of Mr. Jacobsen, formerly of the. Siam Electricity Co., Ltd.,
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    Notes and Comments "Singapore Of The North Pacific"
    184 12 WITH the Singapore Naval Base nearing completion, it is interesting to learn that what has been called the "Singapore of the North Pacific" is to be established by the United States Government at Dutch Harbour in the Aleutian Islands off the northern
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    The Opium Problem
    149 12 CRITICS of China are fond of pointing to the fact that opium cultivation has not been stopped in spite of many assurances. A correspondent of the Tribune makes a good point when he states that as China is nearly as largo as Europe It is impossible to
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    Armistice And War-Talk
    259 12 SINCE the signing of the armistice over sixteen years ago, there has never been an anniversary of this day Iso full of war-talk as that which hns I just passed. In England, the Prime j Minister, Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald, made I a speech at the Lord
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    Handbill Litter
    149 12 ONE of the commonest forms of public nuisance which seems to be preva- lent In almost every town in Mal3> T a to-day is the litter on the streets caused by the throwing of waste paper and handbills by members of the public. It is a common sight
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    Topics Of The Day
    337 12 By "Looker-On" ANEW thrill has been added to life on the Cameron Highlands. A tiger, reported to be a man-eater, was abroad, and made off with a cow and two sheep. A But a sturdy hunter was soon on the trail, and the man-eater is no
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    46 12 MOTORING TOPICS, 2 FINANCIAL NEWS, 5. CLUB DIARY, 8. WIRELESS PROGRAMME. 9. R.A.F. BOMBER CRASH, 13. SPORTS NEWS, 16 ajnd 17. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. 20 TELEVISION ON THjC WAY, 21. HOW HITLER YOUTH ARE TRAINED 22. ECHO OF FAMOUS .""IRE FRAUD. 23
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    Conservative Counci Supports India Report Triumph Of Mr. Baldwin
    915 13 MUST UNITE TO FIGHT SOCIALISM Opposition Fears Break-Up Of Empire Reuter. MR. Stanley Baldwin scored a personal triumph at the meeting of the Conservative Council in inducing the Council, by a big majority, to endorse the India Report. He said that
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    PLANE MISSING
    75 13 No News Of Ulm And His Companions Reuter. San Francisco, Dec. 5. GRAVE fears are now felt for the safety of Mr. C. T. P. Ulm and his companions who started yesterday on survey flight to Australia, and of whom no news has been received', for four hours.
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    SIAM'S RUBBER QUOTA
    54 13 Statistics Of Output Being Collected (From Our Oion Correspondent) Bangkok. Dec. 4. THE Government is now collecting statistics throughout Jie country of trees and output' with a view to consideration by the Committee drawing up proposals to lay before the Assembly on Siam's rubber quota with the
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    "CANTON" IN FAVOUR OF UNIFICATION"
    252 13 Statement By Civilian Leader Hongkong, 5. THE South-West Political Council at Canton held a.meeting yesterday to discuss the question of co-operation between Canton and Nanking. Mr. Siao Fat Cheng, a member of the Council, returned to Canton from Hongkong yesterday morning to attend 'he meeting.
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    CHINA'S NEXT MOVE
    47 13 Compulsory Military Service Reuter. Berlin, Dec. 4. THE Chinese Minister told newspapermen that China would shortly introduce compulsory military service and that Communism would be definitely crushed in the near future. China was feeling 'he world trade depression, but Sino-German trade was making headway.—Reuter.
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    GERMANY, FRANCE AND THE SAAR
    877 13 European Fears HOW EVENTS ARE MOVING Reuter. Berlin, Dec. 1. j "QERMANY is as anxious as any I nation to dispel the clouds oi i fear and suspicion in Europe," declared Baron Yon Neurath, in an exclusive rnterview with Renter a. the Wilhelmstrasse, "and will
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    MORRO CASTLE DISASTER
    121 13 Grand Jury Indicts Four Defendants Reuter. New York, Dec. 4. THE Federal Grand Jury has indicted Henry Cabaud, vice-president of the New York-Cuba Mails Steamship Co., Captain Warms and Chief Engineer Abbott on seven counts, including misconduct, negligence, inattention to duty and fraud, in connection with the
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    REICHSTAG FIRE SENSATION
    216 13 A Nazi Frame-Up STORM TROOPER'S CONFESSION Reuter. Paris, Dec. 4. THE Reichstag was set on tire on Feb. 27 with the connivance of General Goering and Dr. Goebbels. according to a document published in Le Journal with the autograph signature of the Storm Trooper Karl Ernst, who
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      19 13 j Make A Point Of Reading I To-day's Bargain Page of Small Adverts. < There Is Money jj In It!
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    Woman Bandit Who Kidnapped Men DID NOT HOLD THEM FOR RANSOM
    184 14 Carried Two Guns SET UP RECORD IN UNDERWORLD Tientsin, Nov. l' 4 FAMOUS two-gun Chinese moll, one Mrs. Pai, alias Chin Yu, met her Waterloo toaday after setting up a record in the underworld in Tang- shan where she
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    NEW WORLD CABARET
    195 14 Poppy Day Fund Gala Dance Last Saturday The New World Cabaret was agaii Packed on Saturday night to its fuller capacity when a Gala Dane- was held in aid of the Poppy Day Fund. The Cabare: was tastefully decorated end dancing continued up to 2 a m
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    SALVADOR DISAPPOINTED
    107 14 Little Return For Recognising Manchukuo Shanghai, Dec. 5 It is said that Salvador, the South American country which has recognised the Manchukuo, is disappointed ovei its action, as little return has beer made. Up to the present, oniy $1 300 w r orth of Salvadorean coffee has been
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    GEN. UMETSU INJURED
    63 14 Tientsin Commander Falls From Horse Shanghai, Dec. 5. General Umetsn. \hs Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese forces in North China, had an accident yesterday morning. Th* horse he was riding goto frightened and run amuck during manoeuvres at the Japanese barracks In Tientsin > and threw Its rider
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    MANILA CALAMITY
    48 14 Sixth Typhoon Within Two Months Reuter Wireless. Manila, Dec 3. j The* sixth typhoon in two months is raging over the Northern Luion Provinces. The molanshlp Lindbergh was sunk oIT Abuloi», In the meanlirur. belated reports of ii t yPh°on give the deathw,,h evenly missing —Router
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    THE CINEMAS "DAMES" NOW AT THE CAPITOL
    534 14 Another Fine Song And Dance Show i WHEN we see the "sequences," as are called, in these glittering Holly wood musical productions, it seems always that the ultimate has been reached. Yet still the- clever people who evolve these spectacles manage to go
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    MR. E. G. GOLLO
    158 14 Weil-Known Bangkok Resident's Death In Italy The death occurred recently at Turin of Mr. E. G. Gollo, formerly chief engineer of the Ministry of Local Government in Bangkok. Mr. Gollo. who was 61, was 25 years in Siam, retiring ten years ago. He was associated with
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    POOR CHILDREN
    89 14 Christmas Parties To Be Given By Rotary Club JSJ C V 3als of schools wishing to obtain v^~ S J° r 0 child ren, from 6to 12 X?V2 o age v for tne Christmas parties to be given by the Singapore Rotary F m* are apply by messenger
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    CAMERON HIGHLANDS MAN-EATER
    613 14 Bagged After Two-Night Vigil THE Cameron Highlands tiger, believed to be a man-eater, s no more. It was shot by Mr. Donald Kennieson at 5.30 on Monday morning (states the Times of Malaya K and, as early reports stated, proved to be a huge beast, one of
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    PEACE MOVEMENTS
    281 14 I Nanking Mission In Hongkong Hongkong, Dec. 4 DR Sun Fo i chairman of the Legislaiv Yupm, Dr. Wang CliUQg Hual tmember of the Int. riutional Court» comprising the Nanking p.ace mission to South China, arrived at Hongkonyesterday evening. Interviewed by Pressmen, they said hnt their visit was
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    MAILS FROM SHANGHAI
    90 14 Delay By Non-Despatch Via Siberia j i Reuter. London. Dec. 3. In the House of Commons. Mr. W. Nunn (Conservative Member for Whitehaven I drew attention to the fact tha: mails from Shanghai were not despatched via Siberia and therefore took eve; r week longer than malls
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    FAMILY BENEFIT SOCIETY
    618 14 Healthy Stat? Of The Finances THE Singapore Family Benefit Society held their 21a annual meeting in the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday. Due to the absence of the Pre. ident (Dr. H. T. Wee), who was unable to attend, and the Vice-President (Dr. C. J. Paglar), who was
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    PIRATES AT YINGKOW
    63 14 Attempt To Loot Manchukuo Train ShiUgliUl. D -tv 5 A lurce of pirates tended the vicinity of Yingkow «Newchwatr,• I yesterday. They attempted to U>ot I train 011 the raiiwav running on 10 I Mukden bui Wt-ro repulsed by the Mali chukuo garrison Yingfcow Is a port
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    28 14 Divine Service in English will be conducted by the Rev. A. S. Moor? Andersor. M.A.. oil Sunday at 6.30 pm. in the Chinese Pretbyterfan Church. Jalan SalLh. Muar.
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    INQUEST ON DR. WILTSHIRE
    846 14 liesuincil H?arin^ WITNK.SS WHO SAW THE ACCIDKXT fFrom Our Qwrt ttvjscnu-i Kuala Lumpur. I.i. .1 THE JiiiNrittir vva- i«» »4. before the Coronal', Mi j Biddulph. at Uui/upu-M 1 J a of I>t\ J. L. Wiluhitv. Ih* lh Rosearch Institute t'hfmuui who whs killed in un«».■
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    R.A.F. Bomber Crashes Near Alor Star AIRMEN LAND BY PARACHUTE
    203 15 Narrow. Escape ii OVERCOME BY I I'.VIES S'i 1 1i-T«j |wnv, Wed nesday. IF.ITT- Atholl K, Painh i Anvrattsman Keen ii u from aeriOus init i»'ii machine, one of four I No. i India Wlnjr Squall Horily after leaving a-
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    CIVIL COURT OF APPEAL
    277 15 Dispute Over Land Possession Singapore. Wednesday. I»HE full Civil Court oi Appeal to-aay j delivered judgment in the appeal of How Khquee Yee against a decision Mr Jus ice Prichard in the Supreme Conn. The respondents in the appeal were Tim Kee Tug and Lwee Kuan
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    OPIUM IN CHINA
    130 15 Four Hundred Smokers Arrested Shanghai, Dec. 5. T Municipality of Nanking is vigorously conducting an anti-opium drive in the city. During the past days more than 400 opium-smokers been arrested and will be dealt under the anti-opium laws tna. newly come into force. In this connection it
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    OUTRAM SCHOOL PLAY
    283 15 Arabian Nights 99 Comedy Presented A LARGE gathering of parents and visitors spent an enjoyable evening en Monday, when the Std. V boys ot Outram School gave the las. 'performance of their annual play. Among those present were Mr. H. R. Cheeseman. Mr. Mcleod. Mr. F. C.
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    GOLD MINE AT KECHAU
    116 15 Rich Lode Discovered Recently (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lipis, Dec. 4. THE 3an Thong Loong Gold Mining Syndicate, situated at Kechau and about four miles down the Jelai river from Kuala Lipis, struck a rich go.dbearing lode in the mines a few days ago. This
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    44 15 The death took place at Klang on Saturday afternoon of the 22 months' old son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril S ork The Rev. J. G. Hall officiated at the burial service a the Klang Cemetery on Sunday, the funeral being largely a tended.
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    MAGIC, MIRTH AND MYSTERY
    759 15 Carter The Gr3at SUCCESSFUL FIRST NIGHT LIKE the majority of people who think they have seen all there is to see about magic on the stage, i went to the Victoria Theatre last night to see Carter the Great pre pared to be mildly amused by
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    LAWYER'S CLERK CHARGED
    59 15 Singapor?. Wednesday. Ho Sing Quan, described as a lawyer's clerk, appeared before Mr. J. M. Brander, the Third Magistrate, this morning on a charg? of criminal misappropriation of $1.50, allegedly belonging to a woman named Ong Toon. The accused claimed to be tried, and the case was
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    CHINA COSMETICS
    51 15 Min Kuo Jih Pao. Shanghai. Doc. 4. The Foreign Trade Bureau reports that the imports of cosmetics into China for the first ten months of this year were $20,000 more than the figure for the corresponding period last year. ToileJ articles imported amounted to $60.000 —Mm Kuo Jih
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    WELTER-WEIGHT FROM JAPAN TO MAKE HIS DEBUT WILL YOUNG ALDE BEAT RIVERS?
    412 16 Merits Discussed FRIDAY'S BATTLE AT OLYMPIC STADIUM (By "X.0.") Singapore, Wednesday. PROBABLY no other foreigner has aroused as much interest amongst local sportsman as Young Aide, the iVilipino-Japanese, who has been especially imported by Mr. Sng Chwee Seng
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    MALAYA CUP RUGGER
    79 16 Johore's Team Against Negri-Malacca THE following have been invited to play for Johore in the Malaya Cup against; Negri-Malacca on Saturday. Dec. 8. at Seremban. Kick off 5 pm.:— J. B. Dudgeon A. G. Robb N. T. Bewicke W. S. Morgan J. A. S. Tavlor C. G.
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    HOCKEY TEAMS
    136 16 Singapore, Wednesday. The following will represeit the S.R.C. Ist against the S.C.C. Is: on the S.R.C. ground to-morrow. O. C. Aeria; A. Armstrong, C. A. Norris; L Alvi's. J. de Souza, G. Ross; Dr. R. C. Oehlers. X. Sullivan, G. B. Armstrong, G. Valberg, C. de Souza. The
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL
    151 16 Police Beat Selangor Chinese From Our Own R porter J lvUA;ii Lumpni Tut*day. ARI Gl.i k iI) Wii- put •<d on Hit Svlangor i lul) h afternoon be-Wi'L'ii i)ii- S.L.R.t". Jtn i ihc Police, the «ante fluting ir. ;i win j.»r 'l.c pol men b> n «>ol arid
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    HOCKEY
    212 16 Medical College Beaten By Two Goals An mu iL.-.rti I- vrnrae i«f hockey was I played tetv.vcn D.vrul Bahnr Club and ii»' Mctfica! Coll on the Jatte:'s ground on Dr 3 A iaitly n»'v i-j'.N /:v, .!i« a Darui I Bahar Club Warners by two goaU ro nil after
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    INTER-VARSITY RELAY RACES
    53 16 Oxford Beaten 6—l At Fenners Reuter Wireless. London, Dec. 2. /CAMBRIDGE won the Inter-University \j Reiay Races at Fenners by defeatins Oxford by 6 events to 1 event. The Can.abs only failure was in the naif mile low hurdles, in which they were disqualified owing to faulty
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    A TENNIS PLAYER
    196 16 Latest Proposal Of The English L.T.A. THE iitesc proposal of the Lawn Tennis Association of England, that players connected with the sale or manufacture of sports requisites should not be permitted to take part in amaUur open events, is not receiving much bupport. It is unlikely to
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    HITLER AS PATRON
    95 16 Olympic Games In 1936 Reuter Wireless. Berlin. Dc-c. 1 FIERR Hitler has accepted patronage ol |J the Olympic Games to be he!d in Berlin in 1936 which Is vacair owing, to the death of President Hindenburg Br tain Is among the eleven nations which has not yet
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    40 POINTS TO. 9!
    30 16 Cambridge's Convincing Rugby Win Reuter. London, Dec. I. Cambridge University beat Mr. J. E Greenwoods XV in the Rugby Union today by 40 points to 9.—Reuter.
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    60 16 The following have been invited to play hockey for S.C.C. v. Old Rafflesians on Monday, Dec. 10, at S.C.C.:—W. B. Kruysmulder; Lt. H. C. W. Eking and Lt. M. T. L. Wilkinson; W. Hannay, C. A. F. Kalhorn and R. V. Welch; D. L. Rothera. J. E. C. Mitchell, S.
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    Entries For Perak Amateur Races
    389 16 Two-Day Meet Opens At Ipoh On Friday JTHE two-day Amateur Meeting of »h e fVrak 7'urf Cluli will Uv 1 in IpoJi on Friday'und Saturday, the entries including h. in class 1 and 47 ponies in classes 2 and 3. The events for horses will
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    CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF
    74 16 Australian Sets Up New Record Reuter. I Adelaide, Dec. 4. AN the Seaton Kooyonga Course, Leo Diegel established a world's record for championship golf with ail ablegate of 282. winning (he John Martin Purse with rounds of (IB 69 and *****. The previcus best was Sarassen's »n 1932.
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    JOHORE BADMINTON
    62 16 (From Our Own Correspondent J Johore Bahru, Dec. 2. The Batu Pahat Club badminton tournament were concluded on Saturday when the doubles final was played off, La iff and Sulaiman beating R. A. Alfred and Koh Eng Cnin 21—C, 21—15. tt R A A,fred w n l he
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    K.L. HOCKEY
    88 16 Colts Beat S?langor Club From Our Own Reporter Kuula Lumpur. Tu«>il'\ THE Selangor Colts scorv J i «U;u > victory by 5 roiiU to nil when >h» s w the Sviungor Club on too ptuluo,. Ii afternoon. 1 This was the Jir»t mutch .»1 tb. between ihcsc itams,
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    JOHORE SOCCER
    42 16 (Frcm Our Own Correspcmden Johore Bahr I, I te< The K. V. C. Football (li bo Panjang, Siak, vsi in</ Batu Pahat, suffered two defeats at the hands f the V Men's Association 6—l, an! the B Paha XI 6—4,
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    Services Officers Maintain Unbeaten Record
    827 17 Etceteras Beaten In S.C.C. Rugby Tournament j Singapore, Wednesday. THE Combined Services Officers I strengthened their position at the head ot* the S.C.C. Rugby tournament table by defeating the Etceteras on the padang yesterday by 10 points (two goals) to 6 (two tries). They hay
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF
    219 17 Qualifying Round For Captain's Cup THE following cards were returned n the qualifying round for the above competition:— Surg. tora. Kainsford 82—12=70X K. faj.ri 90—19=71 A Cheng Lia. 88—16==72X 1. Oshima 83—10=73X L. Langdon Williams 89—15=74X K. C feu 90—1G=74X E. E. dc Souza 92—18=74X Commr. Moore
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    SPORT IN K.L.
    75 17 Polio? Defeat S.C.R.C. In Rugby Match (From Our Own Reporter/ Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday. IN a rv y match on the padang today the Police beat the S.C.R.C. by a goal and two tries (11 points* to a try (3 points). In a hockey match, also played on
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    SELANGOR'S XI
    98 17 For Hockey Match Against Penang On Saturday tFrom Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Dec. 1 Pcnang will travel down to Kuala. Lumpur lo play their hockey fixture on Saturday against the invincible eleven Sriangor will be fielding the eleven which beat Negri laisi Saturday, wilii the exception of
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    CONVINCING WIN AT HOCKEY
    299 17 Police Notch Five CHINESE BEATEN BY TEAM WORK Singapore, Wednesday. THE Police scored quite a convincing victory when they beat lite S.C.R.C. by five goals to one at the Depot yesterday. Although the Chinese were beaten by such a large margin, they put up a keen
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    SINGAPORE SPORT
    62 17 Combined Services' Rugby Success Singapore, Wednesday rfE Combined Services Officers feattd the Etceteras in the S.CC* ruqoy tournament fhis evening or 10 points itwo «onlsi to 0 «two irko*. Thi» Combined S'Tvirea have thus win all the four mrtchr.s they have p!ay «1 and have fwo more to
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    RELATIONS BETWEEN PARTNERS
    478 18 Judge's Remark In Appeal Case Singapore, Tuesday. I S Uready reported, judgmeni wa.s de/I livered by Mr. Justice a'Beclcett Terrell in the Supreme Courj this morning In the appeal of Lee Song Kiat against his conviction by the District Judge on three charges of criminal breach of
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    "THE FLYING SCOTSMAN"
    130 18 Establishes New British Record Reuter Wireless. London. Nov. 30. A wonderful nm of 186 miics in ILSI IP mules was made by "The Flying Srotsman "drawing four coaches Irom London to Leeds to-day. The fa.stest speed was 94 miles per hours The normal time, with stops, is
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    COMMUNISTS' PARTY IN GERMANY
    80 18 Schoolboy Among The Accused Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Dec. 1. EIGHTEEN ci twenty-four persons tried in the. Berlin People's Court have been found guilty oi founding "a New Communist Party" for the purpose of overthrowing the State and received sentences ranging from 15 to 36 months' imprisonment.
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    M. KIROV'S MURDER
    282 18 Little Known Of Real Circumstances Reuter Wireless. Moscow. Dec. 2. THE whole of the U.S.S.R. is mourning for. 11 Kirov who was one of the leading members of the regime and M. Stalin's right-hand man. Black-bordered red flags are flying in the streets and the papers devote
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    FRENCH GOVERNMENT
    73 18 Vote Of Confidence On Budget Debate Reuter Wireless. Paris, Dec. 1. The Chamber voted confidence in the Government by rejecting by 457 votes to 120 a demand for suppression of the Government's secret, funds during the discussion on the Budget for the Ministry of the Interior. M. Flandin.
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    ITALY DECLINES
    40 18 Japan's Suggestion Turned Down Reuter Wireless. Rome, Dec. 3. Italy has declined Japan's suggestion for abrogation of the Washington Treaty. It is stated Italy desires to avoid the suggestion of the creation of a block of nations.—Reuter Wireless.
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    NOT MANUFACTURING CLERKS
    384 19 Inspector Of Schools' Protest A STRONG protest against the allega- ton that the schools were "engaged m L fac J." rine c,erfcs was m adn ky Mr. H. R. Che?scman. the new Inspector of Schools, at a gathering of tcachcrs hold to welcome him. i The meeting
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    486 19 Sunday. Nov. 25. In the afternoon His Excellency and Lady Thomas and Miss Thomas were present at the Singapore Polo Club Gymkhana and afterwards Lady Thomas I gave away the prizes. Monday. 26. In the afternoon H s Excellency and Lady Thomas were present at a tea j
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    OUR READERS VIEWS
    87 20 Letters To 7he [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspond' ents LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF ,L OSSIBLE preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one
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    Japanese Trade
    97 20 (To the Editor, the Malaya Tribune) Surfeil of anti-Japanese propaganda it was most refreshing to tind that your paper, far KSUTdress S ?o Ve f ,l Ul^ PUbliCity t0 Mr Soda's MOress to the Caicuiia Rotary Club It is the most instructive article on Japanese trade I have
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    Dressers And Holidays
    210 20 <To the Editor, Malaya Tribune; Sir. -In almost all the festivities of hSEJ?" 8 10 ht communities' «stoms, holidays are given. We have Jhrlstmas and New Year hoi day* Jhtoeae New Year holidays East-r 1 n,? ay n- A^ US: Bank holidays, c -Si a these S
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    China And Opium
    581 20 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune) Sir.-In considering ..he opium proW m in China one has to bear in mind mat China is almo:: as large as Europe and that her present difficulties are of an exceptional nature. During th e years 1930 to 1934 rapid change have
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    BELGIAN POLITICS
    29 20 Reuter Wireless. Brussels, Nov. 29. The Chamber by 93 votes to 83 votes with five abstentions voled confidence In the new Theunis Cabinet.—Reuter Wire- I less. 1
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    TELEVISION ON THE WAY
    1714 21 German Research COMBINING THE USE OF TELEPHONE JF the public has grown impatient, nobody should be surprised. Too many promises have been made. Years ago, when it was first definitely proved that television was a scientific possibility, imaginative writers drew alluring pictures of the way our
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    CURIOUS HOBBY
    119 21 Woman Who Mothers A Seal <By Air Mall) (From Our o?tw Corrc9poude?it) London. BABY seal, on hunger strikp .it the Zoo here, has tauglv to take food by a woman who "pretended •o be a seal." It refused to eat— until Miss Wendy Wood offered to fake care
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    188 21 Ocean shipments of rubber, including Latex, Reverb and Com-en'ra.ed La-ex. _rtirinp .be month -112 li>34. Sheet and Crepe Latex, Reverie* Total Grand Name of Port Transhipment Export Strajts Malay sin,'it"'' Malay To al K- JS2L Transhipment Se »en,en a States si i "> "tfs "2 ><■"" I-IZ7
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    HOW HITLER YOUTH ARE TRAINED
    909 22 Semi-Military Basis LIFE IN "LEADERSHIP SCHOOLS" Berlin. HOW Germany's young men are being trained in the new National-Socialist philosophy has jus I been demonstrated to a party o British, American and other foreign visitors who have returned to Berlin from an officially-conducted tour of three
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    INCREASED TAXES
    248 22 To Discourage Individual Farming In Russia Moscow. A decree of the Central Executive Committee has imposed a series of extraordinary taxes on dividual peasant farmers in Rnssia. Under the decree, sums ranging from 15 to 125 roubles per year be paid by the individual peasant, the amount depending
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    FELL FROM TRAIN
    129 22 Boy Found Unhurt In Middle Of Track Specia, Italy. The Rome-Turin express, had jus' oassed through the Riomaggiore tunn 1 when someone pulled the communication cord, and the great train ut one Cr:w up with a grinding of brakes. The guard investigated, and foun-1 ihat it had
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    CHILE'S "BLUE" ARMY
    91 22 Parade To Swear To Defend Constitutionalism Sjin'iuce Chile. Frtrty 'housanil mcmtors of Chiles t VII urniy. known it* the- "lilue Uvt. rail*." tuten-u"! a parade ht>re I<»r th. of »wiarin«? to dvi'cwri etmr-ttu tionuiisin. The "Blur" urtny whoh «us led !>v GfiU'»ill Julio Si'hwiirxeitbf'u (jriwun hileun, im'louletl
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    FOR PRIVATE USE
    87 22 Man Who Took Away A Publi Bath Copenhagen. When the caretaker arlived to ope the public bath* at Bronip in Jylland h •totted that a window had been forced After a careful examination of th premises h e could find nothing missin t except a solid porcelain
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    CULTURE DRIVE IN RUSSIA
    190 22 Revival Of Individual;J In The Uoiki r I rDIVIDUAIJSM munlat Ru> i;i Ev ry fuclorv \> a*. »3Ughi thai he r himself, nnd not mil' he State in «ennui Further evident individualist outlook new movent', n? in v factories s,ucrj\| j 'he client con hov i
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    ARYA SAMAJ, SINGAPORE
    433 22 Relief For Earthquake I Dentil uirs I I fit- fallowing a, j .fvontli uaiiua] jrrpt rt S ujrnpuiv, pr- «.nlo-J u, mrt'iir.* !> •[<; -j pore, on Sunday. .\„v. I RELIEF Wnfllv It* i» w ithm tJii> kii(>\vl,-»ii<, Otrs ntui h public, in y. lflOSi ll t>;i
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    ECHO OF FAMOUS FIRE FRAUD
    1212 23 Leopold Harris Again Witness In Charges Agatnst Two Men London, Nov. 7. j IPOLD Harris, the City fire L claims insurance assessor, now ing a sentence of fourteen years' rial servitude passed on him at the Bailey in August last year on a ber of
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    BAIT FOR TOURISTS
    165 23 Weird Dances And Hunting In Russia MoscowPicturesque dances, including what i* t' al described as a stately "shimmy" to weird native music, theatre festivals lad huniin* of almosS any kind of garni from bears to squirrels. These are some of the attractions with u'hlch it jc hoped
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    FAMOUS ENGINEER DEAD
    471 23 MARKET LIST Details Of Current Prices Singapore, Nov. 30. MEAT Beef, steak, (round) kati 32 Beef, stew or curry, kati 28 Pork, lean, kati 42 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 32 Mutton, Australian, ocr lb. 33 Fowl, kati 32 Hens (locally reared), kati 4C Ducks (Java), each 46
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    MARKET LIST
    155 23 COMPLACENCY ATTACKER Winchester College Ffaa "Old Boy" As Head 'By Air Mailt Mr Spencer Leeson. the 42-year-old headmaster of the Old Merchant Taylors' School. London, has been appointed headmaster of Winchester College in succession to Dr. A- T. P- Wiiliams, now Dean of Christ Church. Oxford, Mr. Leeson was educated
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    COMPLACENCY ATTACKER
    97 23 "UNSIGHTLY" SPECTACLE The spectacle or women selling flag; for charity is "revolting" to a Singa lese according to a Buddhist pnesv ftere. In a srrmon, he said that, while he would not like to detract from tnS value of flag days, he could no* but remark that the spectacle of
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    "UNSIGHTLY" SPECTACLE
    320 23 Discovery In New Jersey A SPOKESMAN of the Minisry of Foreign Affairs declared this morning that no official report has ye', been received regarding the alleged slave running gang m New Jersey when 35 Chinese, believed io have been smuggled from Trinidad t 0 the United States, were found chained
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    CHINESE SLAVES IN AMERICA
    95 23 SEA SERPENT HOAX "Remains" Washed Ashore In Lake Michigan Ludington, Michigan, Hundreds of people saw a huge and terrifying monster in lake Michigar last summer. Remains of the s~a serpent have now been washed up n°ar a lighthouse here Th?v Include the had and a part ol the boody. The
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    SEA SERPENT HOAX
    97 23 FELL DEAD FROM SHOCK Airman's Father Terrified By "Stunfs" Display Rotterdam. Seme brilliant trick-flying by a Dllot in the Dutch Air Force has been the caure of his father's death. /The pilot, vdsht-Lieut. Van Giessen flew over his father's hou*e and star ed to carry out various halr-iaisisv* tunts." Watching
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    90 23 SEX POPULATION Women Outnumber Men In Turkey Istanbul. Marriage is becoming increasingly popular in Turkey, according to statistics publisher here. In 1932, (here were 4.813 marriages in Is'anbul—contrasted with 2 899 in 1927. The figures also show th-u women outnumber men in Turkey. For every 1.000 Turkish men there are
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    SEX POPULATION
    98 23 GIANT CHICKENS Rearing By Artificial Sunlight Moscow. Giant chickens^—reared in artificial sunlight—are to be bred in Moscow so that Russ an workers will be able 'to afford chicken dinners. The chickens will be kep 1 in pitch-dark pens. But. for I certain number of hours each day. *hey will bask
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    151 23 FAMOUS ENGINEER DEAD Man Who Invented Football Goal Nets (By Air Mail) London, Nov. 19. Mr John Brodie. formerly chief engineer of Liverpool, and the inventor of goal nets used in Association football, has died at his home in Liverpool, at the age of 76. During his 27 years as
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