Malaya Tribune, 20 November 1930

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune .1 WH. ■No. 274 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Thursday, N ov 20. 1930. MALAYA TRIBUNE. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1930.
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      159 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. v NNOT BETTER THfc BEST. A. STAUB Co.,— CognacT} pi| Pure Grape-juice Brandies. 1 Delightful and Mellow of taste with M I J!\ a real Cognac Aroma. M' I fl A' TRY Staub's A 3 STARS or 5 CROWNS £2^ Brandy Once and you will never ask
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      167 1 Washing /7 Suitings. y/ M/ For Tropical Wear. HIOH BTI USBT, I Progress 1 I is lhal mov ement to which the introduction of I Read's Beer jjj is possibly the greatest contribution to date I the steady march of civilisation towards a 8 I more pleasant existence. I i/
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    NOTES FROM INDIA.
    2152 2 Britain And the Conference* Reading Group In Key Position. D to the R.und-Tab'e C'>rfercnce were given the wlicle cf las? wee'c to become acquainted with M Ps. cr renew eld friendsh ps by means cf th? numerous functions which were arrangrd at the Hcuse cf Commons. It
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      468 2 CONSUMPTION HAS BEEN CURED. A Remedy for Consumption Has Ilecn Found. j|, Derk P Yonkerman. Discoverer Of The New IU-rnrdy For Consumption. Marvellous as it may set-in after centuri» s t>t failure, a roMdfr has been discovered that cured the deadly Consumption even in .idvanced >ta K er, of the
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      165 2 rFZry Colgate's has become Malaya's Favorite Toothpaste The am«d„g story o/ Penetrating Foam that cleans u-here the toothbrush cannot reach stag r-rj^to—— SSK" P™*™» l Power than any of the leadmc fe^^SSV 56 is ™< Hou, Colgate's Cleans Crepes T^° Ig r s «*> active Tooth Decay May Start EZSSfc
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    BLOOD PRESSURE SET TO MUSIC.
    479 3 HOW BOREDOM MAY BE RELIEVED. GREAT POSSIBILITIES. Unlimited possibilities are opened up by the discovery, made by Mr J. H. Thompson, a London scientist, that human blood pressure is definitely affected by music. An "overdose" of a gramophone record, for instance lowers the P«JJ»ure. and
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    EIGHTEEN CHILDREN ILL.
    151 3 SWEET FACTORY CLOSED. London The discovery of a box containing fifty i of w arsenic su cient po»on -00.000 people, has given a dramatic turn to what is known as the "poisoned tweets mystery or a Stoke-on-Trent fac'ory Eighteen school children and some adult» became seriously ill
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    TO GET TOGETHER.
    177 3 I on y hope that the oxygen w;ii be applied before the patient expires." These were thclosing words of a chairman's speech at-an annual meeting of a rubber company a few mmm Ho. It appears to us .write Messrs Llojd Matheson and Carritt» that the cylinder has
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    DOCTOR'S ORDEAL.
    305 3 A MARTYR IN THE CAUSE OF SCIENCE. FORTY -FIVE YEARS' RECORD 10 to lon Sr o 1 5* U that of Mark, who recently died f »ti mr knowln himself to be suffering [romthe rare and dreaded disease acromegaly he compiled the most careful record his SU ll^
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    WITCH SCENE AT "GRAVE."
    272 3 KXORCISING DEVIL AS SICK MAN'S CURE. London (By Mailt A witch murmured incantations over a dcvii grave, and picked up a piece of a bur.al robe wrapped round two small bottles of corpse water." in order to cure a man of his Illness This remarkable ceremony
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    FAULTY ENGLISH.
    250 3 PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN GLASS HOUSES—!" It js customary, says the "Pinang Gazet'e to poke fun at the peculiar pronunciation and grammatical construction employed by loca born people when conversing and writing in English, but nine-tenths of the fault is not that of the people themselves. Indeed, those
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      219 3 LA CREME COTV mposed of the purest ingredients La me Coty is the natural foundation for Coty I Powder and Rouge as they blend with xgmsite smoothness. Crane Coty protects 1 preserves the skin from biting winds, fog i dust, and keeps it smooth and soft it is obtainable in
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      343 3 ELIMINATION^ „IS NOT ENOUGH j Phosferine 1 M/; Health Salt Tones as it Cleanses c W T nvi oration must accompany the L% j J 1 r «guJar daily removal of the 1 i I f 1 causes of Constipation, and this is \i J I II J\ ow f
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    THE AUSTRALIAN CRISIS.
    1418 4 SYSTEM OF ORGANISED DOLES. WORKERS NOT WILLING TO SACRIFICE. An Australian correspondent writes in the New Statesman": Two years ago a well-known Australian economist wrote -We are drifting to some climax but what, it may be no one can foresee." Th. climax has come surely enough and
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      380 4 MUSIC. Special Tuitions on Violin. Piano and Manooline are coached by a Professional Teacher Also classical and Theory of Music are taught Cum9m mod erate. Apply a M da Silva. I I, Wilkie Road. Singapor. fTry YON VADEL PAIN BALM (BAN CHUAN EU) due and yon will never ask for
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      387 4 jswasiVwswfl LmJlw^^Jl There is no need to go to the Pole I Ito get cool I When the tun pour* down, pour out long glistening glass of Montserrat. You will toon be as cool as a cucumber I Meetssrrat is tk* ooW Übm Jeks m Urn wsrM pm*i f roa
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      23 4 Sore Throat f^ c never without FORM AMI NT—a little common-sense protection is ah that matters." Mrs. RJ.-w. gjs fORMAMINT-n-r,,i »ll"iig Throat Tablets
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      257 4 1 I ASK FOR: I "BUTTERFLY GREEN P£A S I Tho J *est and Ch, I Mark, S if (111N WAH heng S KONG XAM sang l L TECK^oaVQ 3 uj THVE CHUA SENG, l SOLL DISTRIBUTORS--1 THE FRANCO-EASTERN TRADING CO I 'Incorporated in France) PAR,S S,NOAPORE AND* BOMGKONO Why
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1471 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS Singapore, Nov. 20, 10 a.m. Value J*"" CLO6INQ QUOTATIONB. Buyers. Sellers. H. 0.0 Asam Kumbang Tin tw si 7TT2 0 5.0 Ayer Hitam Tin £3J M 10.0 Bangrin Tin 2? 3? fJJJ 0.11.6 $100 Batang Padang j^ ne
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      311 5 EVENTS CAST SriH \l>o\VS BEFORE? i < i k \< I in DON IN K S PKEDM TIONS $t Horoscopes tooted the skill of mdkM psychic, are Irrn R izard of Astro- h;tt "Scepticism BUB when "Tabore" |i <l KCItll of one's dav Astrologers. UM lent ffftim was •ad he
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      157 5 I Popular Talkie Hits] Sung by f I Screen Artists. j Cj 8.33«2 Molly—Waltz Song. From "THE GRAND PARAPI Bj Alone in the Rain. Sung by Donald Noviv n) jfl HUM Back to the gay Pare*. From "THE BRAT." 5 g We're uncomfortable. Sung by Betty Balfour C] g 8.3467
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      176 5 THE COLONIAL COMMERCIAL SYNDICATE. "Music Emporium.' 44. SERANGOON ROAD, (Tap Floor GRAMOPHONES. AH makes and kinds to suit all poekett latest records ln stock; Tamil and Hindustani records received every week. V. K. IYER, Proprietor. PING WAH CO. HEAD OFFICE: «8. Selects Rose. Branch: 334. Orchard Road. (Opposite PoUce Statkm).
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      232 6 1 Amusements. w.vv.v.wyy fj 'ol B| ■MiTH 0 i bol ■il M H I ■.^■o<8 jbtoM HH°4 eMOriE 152 I IjOEl TQ-jVlGHT [aH"| j entire new programme) 1 REGINALD DENNY fj iiN S The Season's JoUiest Talkie "WHAT A MAN!" I WITH [3 MIRIAM SEEGAR and ANITA LOUISE A Refreshing
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      139 6 IMiMI l 6.15 To-night 9.30 1 Continuing the interrupted Season I I '«w a limited period only! Janet Gapr, Charles Farrell I Warjorie White, Frank Richardson, I El Brendel and Sharon Lynn I 1 S3' IN JP? I Happy, Carefree, 5 A> Musical Romance. j Evergreen! I I Unforgettable! I
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      191 6 M A^OROUfiiil I BEACH ROAD. I 6.15 TO-NIGHT "JJJ j ENTIRE PROGRAMME I Richard Arlen I Paramount* Synchronized Wonder Pi clur{ 1 THE FOUR FEATHERS 0 WITH J 0 FAY WBAY-NOAB BEERY-CUVE BROOK AND t BIG CAST A hnlhng of advents and romance that 1 to the w.lds of darkest
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    Commercial News. FIRMER TONE PREVAILING.
    240 7 iitMI'AXY meetings. 1(1' TIBER AND TIN MARKETS. ■i/ement with the "S.FJ London. Nov. 19, 5.10 p.m. y Lazarus and Sons notify to- tm as follows: > 16 iup £1 2,16). Forward £11 > 31- £1 116». j;,,. is tirm. y, .imton and Sinclair noUfy tod
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    RENONG RESTRICTING
    23 7 By arrangement with the "S.FJ London. Nov. 19. Th. dirtftor.s of Renong Tin have decided to close down No. 3 dredge.
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    THE MCKENNA DUTIES.
    50 7 'By arrangement with the "S.FJ*.'*) London. Nov. 19. Although !t hu.s not been officially stated. 1' is trum a reliable source that the Pl'dee (or the maintenance of preferential du ns, given at the Imperial Conference, does no include the Safeguarding Duties but includes the McKenna Duties.
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    PRODUCE.
    102 7 5/.VG.4PO«£. NOV. 20. Siam A-l per Koyan ,335 2*' 22 ■Siam 4 $227 4.1 5213 $190 1 VJ? »202 Per bag 2 $5.90 Buyers Sellers Java Cube 9 00 Harr.b c .1; 15 00 **m Cm* i*.so White Pe ppt r >s«tok win a Pt pper 38.00 *S ft*,
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    LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    199 7 COMMODITY SHARES STEADY. JHMM Etlin and Co. report at 11 ajn. RUBBER. 9/16 d.. unchanged New York.-9\ cents (O), up cent cents. Bassetts 50-55 cent. !oT^ SSL I B 2 2 -n" tTki Katils 35—40 cents. CoUnsburghs $1 20-ti 50 Connemaras 85-95 cents. OlenealyssUs $2. Kuala Sidims *1.60-$
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    218 7 (By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) SINGAPORE, NOV. 20 Selling.—London 4 months* sight 2s. 3'*d London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 27/32d„ London' S!v y w g 2s 3 25/ 32d., London' 30 2 ?f 2 s 3^d London demand 2s. 3 23/32d London T.T. 2s. 3
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    75 7 British Official Wireless. Rugby. Nov 19 IE 3 655, New York 4 -85 21 32, Brussels 34 825, Geneva 25.05',. Amsterdam 1207 5 w 2031 x *> Stockholm 18.09 mL 0810 18 15? Vien *2*?. J. 63 77 Helsingfors 192.95. Madrid 43.55. Lisbon 108.25. Athens 375.07 Bucharest 818. Rio 4%.
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    BANKS FAIL IN U. S. AND FRANCE.
    119 7 HEAVY WITHDRAWALS. Reuter's Service Parts, Nov. 19. The Banque Oeorges de Vie net has failed at Mont Pelller with liabilities of 300.000 francs Friends of de Vichet have assured the creditors ot repayment. New York. Nov. 19. 2? faUur of two more small
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    139 7 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE R. A. REPORT. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, in their weekly auct on report, dated Nov. 19. state: Catalogued 1.624.536 lb.=725.24 tons Offered 1.449.878 lb. =647.27 tons Sold 797.683 lb.=356 11 tons London spot 4 9/16d New York spot »>4 cents Price»
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    108 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore. Nov. 20 East Wharf (Entrance Gal* 1). HM.S. Iroquois E.E.E. Wharf; Talamba B< Hai Hing 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2). Menestheus 18; J. P. Coen 13; Telemachus 10. Islander 8; Chenonceaux 6 Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 2) Taybank 32. Kiang 23; Ethiopia
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    38 7 O'CLOCK NOON, NOV. 28. «lual to London Standard. Snot Standard R-SBon M I™ dCT November IS tta December J?}* 15 H January lB «4 January /Marcn SS JJ* Aprtl/June 15 Spot Bh«t 4
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    74 7 """0" trow. The from ShanSif thiS mornm 8 and Java Kon th Philippines ""««n P.D.n, d po rl 7 „Txt to leavlng for v"^!^'" 1 to Japan ST£ b procwl^ i q2s "^assrt Maru v Kobe\la H Am^and a Ho V nl from ,h S DOr[ v with
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    ARRIVALS
    114 7 DEn:recasteaux Fr i nJT* 1 PeriT 3.162 tons^V'HaLnieker Vaa f d l r PJn." Dut 1.431 tons. Capt wickers from Semarang. 19-11; for Cheribc^f-n e S' CbJneBe 906 tons Capt M ile from Saigon. If-11; for Saigon 21-ii Anhul." Brit. 2.020 tons. Capt ,1 fmm for HongKong^ l Khoen
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    SUPREME COURT.
    914 7 WOODSVILLE ESTATE MORTGAGE. ACTION AGAINST PLANTERS' FUND. The hearing of the action instituted by p ana Abdul Kader Marican, owner of the Property known as Woodsvllle Estate. •gM the Malayan Planters' pVoXnt Fund Board, was continued yesterday before Mr Justice Palgrave Simpson in the SupremCourt, counsel engaged are:
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    EUROPEAN COAL CRISIS.
    127 7 BRITAIN CONSULTS GERMANY. f British Official Wireless. Rugby, Nov. 19. The Secretary for Mines, Mr. Shinwell In his attempt to secure international agreements in the coal industry both in product ft rd HeTr sSi and ,H n hOUrS met ?h7 e ald German Minlster of Labour. The
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      52 7 U 6,3 To Nig h t s.IS fl fl SP C A ia,lU Rented Programme U PATHE Super-Sound GAZETTE Jj J RlOl Disaster n lm P«**w Scene, of French and feno,i>h U Homage to the victims. wL% also:— mm\m JOSEPH SCHILDKR4UI fl 1 "THE MISSISSIPPI I GAMBLER" U Jl JOAN
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      34 7 [The Share list will be found >n page 5.] CHANGE OF PROGRAMME I WEMBLEY I TO-NIGHT. g "It's A Great Life" All-Talking, Singing, Dancing D FEATURING 5 The Duncan Sisters, t ™ST SHOW: C
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      225 7 LATEST ADVĔRTIiĔ^NTS. TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that tenders are now invited for the following materials or services, and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained in the Tender Room, Municipal Offices:— Tender. Date of Closing. installation of Sanitary fittings to a block of Three New
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      107 7 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. _gAILY WEATHER REPORT. T*mp«««». fcfc. S» U*i ma. fllL ,r|r Ct wind. «.uon. p. t sst- sr; sr Alor Star 81 73 mm W Kot* Bharu 2 *Sf OJ 93 N.NX. 5 Shower, K. Trengganu Kroh 75 69 Oft 5 2 JJ S 52* oTerc, SWT Si
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      240 7 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, NOV. 20. High Tides—9.45 a.m., 10.53 pm Rugby: Welch "C" Coy. v. S.C.C "A" Tanglin; Chinese XI v. YMCA Police Band, Katong Park, 5.15 p.m." TO-MORROW, NOV 21 High Tides —10.15 a.m., 11.35 p.m. Rotary Luncheon, Raffles. Meeting, Singapore Flying Club, 6 pm Hockey, S.R.C. v.
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    FEDERATED INDIA.
    994 8 The Round-Table Conference on ndia in thus far «urpamting all expectation*. Already there is everv in nation of cordial agreement upon a system to form a Federation of States and Provinces, together comprising a magnificent unit within the framework of the British CommonNations—or Community of British Nations, as
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    173 8 The Young People's Service at the Y.M.C.A. which should take place on Sunday next, s postponed tll Bunday. the 30th Inst Mr Rowland Lyne. the Physical Director who has Just returned from furlough. w'U be the speaker Report has It that the Rev. Nigel Williams is going to Singapore shortly
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    MR. E. A. SNEWIN'S RETIREMENT.
    425 8 PRESENTATIONS TO A SINGAPORE JOURNALIST. By the "Fushlma Maru" to-morrow Mr and Mrs. E. A. Snewin sail for Home on retirement. Mr. Snewin is a much respected journalist who has given very able service to the "Straits Times" for a period of over 23 years
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    EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYED.
    151 8 SPORTS GEAR WANTED FOR PORT DICKSON CAMP. Mr H. E. Wootton. Hon. secretary of the exServices Association of Malaya, writes"At the camp for unemployed men "at roil DKkson there Is at present a great absence of and Association fortbais hockey and and balls, cricket nets and matting, and
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    "THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD."
    115 8 the Sin a K>ie A.D.C.'s performance of The Yeomen of the Guard now wi J t^n^ tU V- mXing S wfb, S p~op.e wiln any preference *or particular seat* •re advaed t»ok them wtthom dei£ abL 10 r* xa'leraeiH 1115 0pera a* has been made
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    44 8 The engagement is announced of Sydney Trueman Rhodes iCompagnie dv Selangor) youngest son cf Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rhodes' of Dulvertcn. Somerset, and Marion Ella second daughter of Mr. Charleton Maxwell Malayan Civil Service (retired), and Mrs MaxweU. oi Maryland estate, the Dindings
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    66 8 A farewell tea party was given by the übcrd nate staff of the Trade Customs Office tzff'l?} 1 Wong Yee Hen of the Centrtl Trade Registry. Kuala Lumpur, on Thursday even ng en his retirement from Government Sc.vlce. Mr. R Matthews, who pres ded. said that Mr. Heng was the
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    94 8 The Municipal health sUtement for the week ended Nov. 15 g yes the tota' number of death* as 2SI. The death rate was 29.47 per mille J*JI wlU 33 24 in the Preceding week and 27.86 n the corresponding week of last SL 1 Ch J ef cf d^th were:
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    41 8 LATEST QUOTATIONS. BUBBER. London:—4 9/16d. New York:—9% cent* (O). Suifaporc:—14%.-154 cent*. TIN. L4ndc*:-8pot £113 5e. Od. (no change) 3 montha. buyer. £114 7s. 6d. (down 2s. Cd.). wliers £114 10s. Od. (down 2s. 6d Singapore:—#59.50. (100 tons sold)
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    782 8 (BY "LOOKER-ov I Ho™ U own 'Qf* T «n I will offer another. Whv Press have its represent *t U* Quay would not stand f or Rut CciC Road also would be shv r Pl0 W ever-well. now. tet A Mi R. b. Bennett, the r Yet
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    39 8 Jail From Holland and Gem Pie ersao.n Coen" due Slngapui v day. Prom China and Japan bj S Singapore at 6 a.m. to-morrov From Europe (Londc-n mails d l£ Oct SO) by -Rajula." dv. r <m morrow.
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      155 8 I dew M Stands.! I No. 7181 -> I Lnncbeoo Cruet, Five Fancy Class Bottles with Silver- [c Plated Mounts and Spoons Price $13.50. I Robinson Co,, Ltd. i H (Incorporate* tn the Straits Settlements 5 Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. I Thousands of smokers have found -JMK their fir t
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      65 8 BRILLIANT AND I GEM SET I JEWELLERY 1 In Latest Designs—Platinum J or w /Gold Setting. I I PRICES THAT DEFY I COMPETITION I g 30 Yean 9 Experience. I |U.S.DeSUvaABros j I H, High Street. 'Phone 4540. jo 634 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD TENG SENG GUAN ESTABLISHED IMS. T K.
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    Dare Not Return Without Home Rule. DRAMATIC APPEAL TO THE KING.
    1878 9 XSSIONATE SPEECHES OF INDIAN DELEGATES. ►RD IRWIN SAVED THE BRITISH EMPIRE. PRINCES WILLING TO JOIN FEDERATION. Service London. Nov. 19. tfct Round Table Con_;t n ral discussion to-day. at Dm outset, asked for I pnMi speakers on to finish
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    BRITISH LINER ON ROCKS.
    317 9 PASSENGERS AND CREW SAVED. MAURETANIA'S FINE WORK OF RESCUE. Reuter's Service. Lisbon. Nov. 19. The 14.000 ton British motor liner. "Highland Hope." went ashore near the Farilhoes and has wirelessed for help The passengers have taken to lifeboats, which a trawler is towing A mt is
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    U. S. LEGAL MEN AND PROHIBITION.
    108 9 FAVOUR REPEAL OF LAW. AERIAL Rl'M-Rl NNEKS CAI Reuter's Service. Chicago. Nov. 19. A poll of 75 per cent, of t h e members of the American Bar Association revealed that 14.872 are In favour of the repeal of prohibition while 6.340 are against
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    18 9 NOTES FROM INDIA, en page TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on page ft C ORRESPONDENCE, en jmgr IL
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    PLANTERS OBJECT TO CESS.
    2729 9 WHITEWASHING OF THE RRI FRANK SPEECHES IN JOHORE. COMMITTEE TO APPROACH GOVERNMENT. speech in protest •gainst the proposal to Increase the etas en rubber exported as a contribution to the Robber Research Institute *>y Mr. A. T. M,*' V mtetill <* Johore Association, held at Kluang
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      196 9 That was his way o/ expresain| f 1 nt* o**0 l fjj "5 watch irisis on hav 'ng aa 1 Omega. The new models may be had at all good Jewelry .tore. j MU i Mi Ml I J 1 I r/aorpratiit i„ a. am* s< emen(J ig G I
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    Sports & Pastimes. RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    377 10 Sports Pastimes. RUGBY FOOTBALL. Malaya Command Beat P.S.R.F.C. Yesterday's match at Thompson Road between Malaya Command and the P.S.R F.C. was robbed of much of its interest as neither Side were able to field their best. The military cracks were being reserved for Saturday's Malaya Cup fixture against Negri Sembilan.
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    S.C.C. Tournament.
    407 10 South Johore opened promisingly in yesterdays -o'lrnament game at the SCC when they met the ARC. and Insurance XV but only to disappoint. In the end they were oeat.n by the Singapore side by four goals and two tries .26 pts to a goal and two tries (11
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    The November Handicap.
    45 10 THE TURF. By arrangement with the -S.FJ>:', London. Nov. 19. W tin P 3 year old Ut Majeur from the MBnfhester had a very successful S! f WOn the Cesarewitch. Newmarket 0 (dead h a with Press StOUt 11 ln the Newmarket
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    Amye's Inconsistent Form.
    57 10 w^hrt!! Umng S Mette BtatCS that an en <iuiry held on the second day at Ipoh into ABiye's running. On the first day Amy? caSv tog 7 2 and ridden by Christiewa? unnfaced r ux furlongs On the second daHarrv•JNJ M. to exph'n Amye's inconsistent rSn Jtal
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    61 10 Siong 800 Beat C.S.A. A fast and interesting game was played on the Chinese g,_amd yesterday. be.wJn the 22 A SVC Clety ChlnesTsportl A tuition the former winning by one goal nil. Ah Hui was the scorer. The Society were ..presented by -Peng Klong. Khal Tay Ah Hui
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    Little's Beat Lye Quee's XL
    22 10 At the V.M.C.A. ground last evening a j 1 2 f nd Ly Kuees XI resulting in
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    Farrer Cup Competition.
    39 10 J***. Municipal Transport Centre defeated th» by i_o yesterday at the Mumc pal Service Club's ground r-vT mners wer represented by —Cheona Eng Uat 0016 Khian X c p Scully. Sul eman. Scorer: E P. Scully
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    K.G.C. v. R.C.G.C.
    168 10 GOLF. -InhT T d teßnL> f r lhe match Keppel Oolf Sunday SSSST C ,r ClUb nt Keppt>l on outiaaj 'KC.G.C. names tut) ~h3 m J brahlm and Vanderbeck v n Jackson "iia xiocg.ns. n'r'o'SS? MOrUa V Irvmg Jones and and 4 Wy A att L nB
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    R.C.G.C. November Medal.
    53 10 ine following was the result of the November Iedal competition at the Racecourse Golf Club- Y^ Bee 81 —16=65; H. L. H Lim 82-10 =72; J. W. Moore S3—10 73. The Wing Loong Armistice Cup was won by ur. A. J. L-m with a net score of
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    R.C. And C.S.C. Draw.
    111 10 HOCKEY. J"** between the Ceylon Sports Club ■ad the Raffles College was p 4 ayed yesterday on the latter*, ground at Bukit Timah and endea m a goalless draw. The game was fast and Keenly fought and a draw was a true v flection on the
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    Y.M.C.A Carnival.
    32 10 SWIMMING. Entries for the YMCA 11th annual swimming championships will close on SaturdayEntry forms and full particulars can be obtained nom Mr. R. Lyne, Physical Director. Y.M C A bingapore.
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    260 10 DATES PLAYERS. Billiards. Members of the Indian Association are inormed that the closing date of entrance for the Association Billiards Tournament has been postponed to Monday Dec. 1. Basketball. A match between the teams of the Presiyice- pr esident of the S ong Athletic 8ociety will be played at the
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    HOUSE OF COMMONS.
    124 10 CHINA AND THE YELLOW BONDS. REFUSAL TO RECOGNISE THEM? Reuter's Service. London. Nov. 19. In the House of Commons to-day. questioned regarding the allegation that the Chinere Gotl ernment refused to recognise the yellow bonds of the Chinese 5 per cent. Loan of MMI Mr Arthur Henderson
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    DYESTUFFS ACT TO LAPSE
    163 10 British Official Wireless. Rugby. Nov. 19 The President of the Board of Trade Mr ln the Hous <>< Commons to-day that Government had decided that as the object of the Dyestuffs ITha^aee^ attained It should lapse on Jan. 15 next Tne Act provided for the safeguarding
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    "IRONSIDES" STILL AT LARGE.
    180 10 CHINA REBELS REACH SECRET AGREEMENT. "Sin Kuo Min Pren" Service. Hong Kong. Nov 20 General Chan Chai Tong. commander of the E*hth Route Army, returned to Canton from Wuchow yesterday to confer with Mr Koo YkZ Pan regarding the political affairs of Kw^ngs? It is reported
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    133 10 Reuters Service London. Nov 19. ChW J"" WoUe MurTm th former Ne York. Nov. 19. Mr. John Rockefeller < Junior). Mr. Owen D J""* nd Mr. Charles Schwab are Amongst District Attorney to meet him to consider balnea, sUPPreSsln the Prey ng on A .j Shanghai. Nov
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    Alfairs B.P. Tournament.
    86 10 BADMINTON. ine ioiiow ng are the results of the A If a Irs Chu.n Klat beat pan. Nal Cheng is_„.' V»n r-il i 15 ,0: Um HU Beng beat Pna Yap Chong IS—1: 12—15: 15--1 T J. kT™ KUt beat Tan Yeo Lam IS—3 15 5- ir
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    TORNADO DEMOLISHES SCHOOL.
    94 10 TWO CHILDREN X LED. TWO HUNDRED^BIIumi Reuters Service OkiaiiM; At least 17 were killed anc. 200 ouildings wen CT ec injur town a ren miles from Buh *l.i by a tornado Haudtaneo H am and liie flooc.no oi rr^Ul The tornado also demoi, Camel, short d stance
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    EMPRESS WARNED ABOUT ARCHDUKE.
    117 10 RETURN TO HUNGARY Worn, MEAN WAR. Trans-Ocean Brusfel, Nov. 19 Archduke Otto's coming of age will' be cele brated at the Belgian Castle at Stenkerz el tomoirow. At a dinner there will ascpmhi. I£actically all members of the Hapsburg and Bourbon-Parma families and hi K h
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    CHINA'S HOPES OF A SILVER LOAN.
    192 10 DOOMED TO CERTAIN PAILUIE? Reuter's Service Washington. Nov 20 China's hopes of securing a loan d 5360.000.000 silver bullion from the America:. Government appear to be doomed to ctrtai. failure.- Mr. Key Pittman. chairman of the sub-cemmittee of the Senate Committee or Foreign Relations,
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    EMPIRE PARLEY NOT A FAILURE.
    164 10 MR. THOMAS EXPLAINS. Reuter's Service. London. N»v 19 The Dominion Secretary. Mr J H ttswm summing up the work of the Imperial Conference, referred to tater-Imperial said that the \alue of the Brit lay in the fact that it was unwi theless, legislation by the
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    71 10 7 Yesterday the Fire Brifl with a fire that broke out of a crockery store in Tai Tank Road. The imflainn i iuriously and in a few mm had eaten through to tin s the Brigade was equal to tl in less than 15 minutes the The
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    82 11 r jdert are invited to write to us on f I public interest. It mutt be under- .'.the "Malaya Tribune" doe» not endorse opinions expressed by corresf LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF 4 iBLE, preferably typeurritten (double t and on one side of the paper only. may be used,
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    Council Reform.
    743 11 Editor. Malaya Tribune it question as to every other there A discussion of it is not assisted tat ion of personalities, of exits the slogan "Votes for f puerilities such as the state;awkers are ratepayers. I with your permission, to state hich led me to vote for the
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    187 11 Sir l Edit0r Mala va Tribune."/ •ia y bark and jackals howl, but I v There i maJesUc 4lti tak .n nothing surprising in 2?*» v n kC UP b your Cecil Street >but th^cStafiTS? 1 ot CouncU **y th» nirt« y has been a nhnin^ S'" 111 \^t. unT
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    A Malacca Society.
    317 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune") mS2CT. A c a£ftf, We ry w X? Jr J n recentl5 to -iter o, UuuTtWr"u^ hough literary in name, had not thTSSi icfsr- 10 mt ©nee be said, has mo6t laudable objects It provides, among other things, for the statin a
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    The Collector's Lot.
    152 11 'To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Will you be kind enough to enlighten me on the question: "Are collectors supposed to wait for payment on the flve-foot-way?" as I do not understand why they are told and sometimes sent out to await payment outsld? the office. The writer
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    395 12 PUBLISHERS DISPUTE DATES. An article and correspondence on shorthand ry?terns, with especial reference to the respective merit* of the two modern cursive systems. Oxford and Gregg, appeared in the "Malaya Tribune" two or three months ago and, after points on both sides had been fully
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    759 13 PROMOTION OF CULTURAL RELATIONS. CELEBRATION OF NINETEENTH ANNIVERSARY IN LONDON. tT,h? Minuter ,nd Mme. 8» Prior >~„„. w Britain and In- and a-ave 1 he Ch,!!!! EfTl 1 tu«t was hiS 800 President of the ho^ lhc Mr oa w°'sub T n The ZmS: JZJXF*** lhf suflered
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    61 13 CANADIAN JOURNALIST ARRESTED IN LEMBERG. The Canadian Journalist. William Day. has been arrested In Lemberg by the Polish KSTEjSi 'he Ptjlah terrorism against the InhablUnTs of VU,ageS Prominent who accompanied Mr Day on his r r urL^ i!on TS*! "Jf-i S prosecuted on a charge of high treason
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    750 14 GROWTH OF THE NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. A representative of Lloyd s List has interviewed Mr Blair, the retiring manager of the London office of the Nippon Yusen Kalsha. A week ago Mr. Blair and Captain F. E. Cope superintendent at the London office, who
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    389 14 Singapore, Nov 14. MEAT. Beef, iteak (round) katl 60 Beef, stew or curry katt Pork, lean katt Jl Pork, lean and fat (1st quality) kail «a Mutton Indian lb. Sii Mutton Australian lb. Fowl katl Hen» (Locally reared) katl Ducks each Pigeons, domestic unfledged pair -n Pigeons, fledged
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