Malaya Tribune, 22 November 1930

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune xvn No. 52 7O SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1930 FIVE CENTO The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Saturday, Nov. 22, 1930. MALAYA TRIBUNE. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1930.
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      74 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. \\NOT BETTER THI BEST. 11 52 525^^ "O. K." CEMENT. 1 In C ONTRACTS CAN BE ARRANGED AT SPECIAL RATES ON APPLICATION TO I THE EAST ASI4TIC CO., LTD., «ngapore. (Incorporated m Denmark.) S PORK SAUSAGES 6 C tS 60 cts I MADE FRESH DAILY I Cj
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      263 1 Washing ATC*\. BulUngt. /W /V/ J/ For Tropi n i Wtt. HIGH BTRKET. jy /V Singapore If Little Miss Muffet I had only chosen jjj I Read's "Dog s Head" Lager I Instead of Curds and Whey, she would have allowed nomere spider lo interfere with her legitimate enjoyment. j
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    Woman's Corner. "HOME, SWEET HOME."
    429 2  -  Contributed Mainly By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. Or "Hell on Earth"? By Siew Keng We educated Chinese women, who read the papers, can gauge for ourselves that owing to the slump the features of the day are unemployment. little or no business of a luc™tlve nature,
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    Progress.
    60 2 'By Hype", oj Ik. M M I? ASS aggßa?»li^».aC h«M 9? Chinese ladles of Sourahavm held a meeting to discuss certain^2££ connected with funerals. T£*t Chinese ladies were •MT." Nov. PreSent ,Pa SSS ladl<S mt lahore QMUI In January. 1911. the Pan-Asiatic Women s Congress. Prom far off Java
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    A Call To Action.
    122 2  -  (By "Chinese Marg” "Man I envy you!" Ye* r presum^£ll Cable nd com P 1 menuilty rrassr r^a^r 88 h r hysterical and unbalanced mind T f school girl.- mSSLZ* a notay to «top her d SJ 1 K up advert>e the a girl exnr«« kI!
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    HAPPINESS HINTS.
    267 2 Tips for Husbands and Wives. 'By -Anne.-i For Wives: runnL 1 tlme to carry on a running conversation with him when he's «itUng attentively reading the newspaper JJZLi nt not 5" friendl y criticisms and suggestions M to how best to economise. at bLia!? 86 tUe 5? and
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    TENNIS HINTS.
    86 2 "Snap"—and What It is. 'By Senorita Alvarez •hat we mean by j£^^/ Xp^nlng just 3 but^lscr^ngT-" jUSt mmmLTM 12 1 :Uey an of it b y sayn G shoulder and bojy at 22 f arm. the ball is me, rl" l, *tant mm has Up to thal moment
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    A "Boys* Corner" Next?
    793 2  -  Tlffi DK/Ff OF FASHION. The Clothing of Modern Japan. 'By Toyatare Nagal. (By "Schoolboy.-j Jolly "ftne SP U se? srz rJr n Boys and men a 1? ly are! things to call you a JewdThi tUlf 9 are SiUy you a sport or a k tr/
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      174 2 J A very 'argc Selection Received I 2 Ladies' Model Hats, Crinoline "Flops," P I Ready-to-wear, Trimmed and I jjj Untrimmed Hats. 1 X ALSO S I Children's Trimmed Untrimmed Hats. I IN ADDITION. WE HAVE SOME VERY PRETTY jjj I LARGE DRESSED DOLLS. j j Caley's Crackers and Table
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      2 2 IPffißaia •sUaJSCt^AaW
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      228 2 A litt,C IVtro,e Hahn r I 1 sca1 P Simulates' and mai i cnables the to keep its I' I S h ho r !d ilIn f SS breakdown, or tbo t(J beco.ne thin Iki /JH <r ckly rest,,re ii v,0n,,; l: |BBg?.( f TH *<*"lier. Highly concentrated Mil ?etrole
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    CREPINETTES.
    144 3 A New Way With Potatoes. Ingredients To make pastry-- _lb. potatoes. \fb rice flour. *«lb flour, one teaspoonful baking powder, salt 2oa. fat. To mike b. t —4oa. flour, one gill tepid mater, one tablerpoonlul salad oil. white of one egg. lemon, paisley, salt. Pat for frying. Method. Boil
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    "Spoilt Wives."
    214 3  -  (By Anna "Rat-tat-tat! Rat-tat-tat!" Is a very common sound often heard ln the middle of the night. It Is a sign mostly of hubby returning home late! "Bang! 1 The door is shut, and there the matter ends in most cases. But no, my dear wives—lf you wish
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    This Is Love!
    70 3 Love U a cocktail Woman gets the utter taste, and man the cherry. Love is a well Leave well alone. A husband is a mate. Checkmate—or cheque-mate. Marriage is—one long garni- ol patience Love often starts at the fL ,t tea and ends at the firs: bunker.
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    WHAT DYSPEPTICS SHOULD EAT.
    159 3 STRICT DIETS UNNECESSARY. It is a well-known fact that some foods n»ve a greater tendency than others to cause Indigestion, and that by limiting one s diet to certain tasteless, unappetizing foods, stomach troubles can sometimes be overcome. Nine times out of ten. however, indigestion is
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      238 3 Dulls Teeth It is a constant danger It is the chief source of decay and pyorrhea. 1 he way dentists urge to combat it. Freedom Iron what 4 entu I„ J ,a J h m-remov.ng dentifrice called i iim is a .t»bbon. dinJi;. txtT 1 ac,s to c, > rdle
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      341 3 REGLYKOL U treat cure for DIABETES It was shown upon chemical analysis that the quantity of •ugar and acetone In the urine of patient* *m* fCW day treatment with this preparation was reduced to a minimum If not ruminated altogether, while the various organs zJSi Wined their normal functional activities.
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      677 3 Modern Rejuvenation. Por thousand* of years it has been Ufe aesire of all nations to maintain man's and woman's Tirility even far beyond the very advanced age ss the expression of vital efficiency. The possibility of rejuvenating the worn-out body has now entered the realm of practical possibilities through the
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      514 4 Three Important Factors Enter Into the Cost of Your Automobile. j How much it costs to rnulce the car i 2. How much extra you pay the J ea l er J How much h costs for operation and up-keep I T inv^e S UR a f 8 8 and
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1432 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER CO. EXCHANGE AND STOC. BROKIKS Singapore, Nov. 22, 10 a.m. Issue Value. CLOeiNQ QUOTATIONS. Buyers. sellers. £1.0.0 Asam Kumbang Tin rw 71 0 5-0 Ayer Hltam Tin Si 0 0 »0 10.0 Bangrin Tin 0110 0.12.0 *100 Batang Padang 5L Ji 0 13
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      429 5 National Lunch Home. tREEI STREET. _j f.-r /th/e Management. irperi •igeubi Indian Refreshments mmmt Cakes A Speciality. r»« < <jffee. Tea and Cocoa Served, t'tterf ,ra jnd I),nner Parties. rh»rf s H >" r ate—Palatable to all. for tr «pplT *he Manager UNION AUTO, llgH .-ular Trading Corp. Ltd.) B
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      127 5 I PANCHESAL 1 I i>r. Richard Weiss, Ph.D., M.A.F.C.S., Berlin. Pharmaceutical Preparation. I Activated PANCREAS-HORMONE Tablets for the treatment of I DIABETES MELLITUS 1 jfl PANCRESAL is a preparaUon extracted from the fresh pancrea* oy a special g process. The effect consists ln an almost Immediate regular lessening of sugar-
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      185 5 I THE COLONIAL COMMERCIAL SYNDICATE. "Music Emporium." 44, SERANGOON ROAD, (Top Floor). GRAMOPHONES. AU makes and kinds to suit all pocket* 52" cordis m stock; Tamil and Hindustani records received every week. V. K. IYER, Proprietor. CPING WAH CO. ■RAD OFFICE: 48, Selegta Band. Branch: 884, Orchard Road, roppottte Pottos
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      360 6 fool flf«l il L ■bTaI r Wcl IA 1 M I■ I |o do -52» M LI I 1 I log I I &15 I TO-NIGHT 9.151 I MATINEES: To-day and To morrow, at 5.15. 1 S CHILDREN HALF PRICE. S 51 **••••<•■• 11 ••i H Cj BRING THE CHILDREN
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      138 6 Amusements. I 615 TO-NIGHT 9 .30 I 8 TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW AT 3PM ~l 1 8 Special Children's Matinees* I I 500 SEATS AT^sJjf^ P«Hod only/ I Jancf Gai/nor, Chartes Famjfj TL O BR EN rr E FRANK «^ARDSON, EL BRENDEL AND SHARON LYNN I k\TS Fox Movietone s i
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      167 6 f""*^"_____-—, Imawborougm I BEACH ROAD. I 6 TO-NIGHT Richard Arlen I Paramount* Synchronized Wonde. to THE FOUR FEATHERS iO WITH I FAY W»A¥-NOAH BEEBY—CUVE BROOK i*n I A thnl.ing tale of adveoture and B C t4SI 140 th wi* oi darkest AL Jo t r n I a D d
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    Commercial News. LONDON TRADE REPORTS.
    134 7 s| M ARKETS STILL IDLE. fIN !,,.M XI KBKR MARKS TIME. Ml the S.F.P.", London. Nov. 21. md Sons notify tofollows: £1 3 16». Forward riv i Wkm lair notify to t) follows: ed) Forward 411 16d tm y fMntal prices are as )rward 26
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    184 7 ißy M »1. and S. Bank.) ■KMKMUT, NOV. 22. hs' sight 2s. 3 7 5 d., 2s J 27 32d.. London 25 32d.. London 30 days' Mght 2> d. London demand 2s. 3 23 2s. 3 11 16d.. Lyons md 1.427. Hamburg demand 234 fork demand 56 1/16.
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    JAPAN'S TRADE.
    21 7 •Veus" Service.) The trad. Tokyo, Nov. 21. r the second ten days »11.419.55$ of Y32.370.000 and and exports respec
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    238 7 LEWIS AND PEAT'S REPORT. Messrs. and p t (8m in their weekly report dated NoJT Various statistics published during the week have given a brighter tone to the market generally. American consumption at T3OO SS 7™ nex cte <"y 2.000 tons better Jhan 5 ion t Stocks
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    BARLOW'S REPORT.
    256 7 Messrs. Barlow and Co.. in their weekly report dated Nov. 20. state: The local market has been steady throughout the week and the gtneral feeling is rather more optimistic. Prices have improved 1% cents since the date of our last report. This morning's cables quote London unchanged at
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    PRODUCE.
    138 7 SINGAPORE, NOV. 22. Rice. Siam A-l per Koyan $330 Rice. Siam 1 $290 Rice. Siam 2 $243 Rice, Siam 3 $223 Rice. Siam 4 $210 Rice. Saigon A-l $220 Rice. Saigon 1 $207 Rice. Saigon 2 $200 Rice, Saigon 3 $195 Rice, Rangoon 1 $198 Rice, Rangoon 2 $195
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    LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    314 7 BOTH COMMODITIES DOWN. Messrs. Etlln and Co. report at 11 a.m. to-day: RUBBER. London—4 9/16 d.. down 1/I6d New York.-91. cents (O). down cent. A„ Sh *lT;T Bteady All *nbys M— 9o rente. Ayer Moleks 85—95 cents. Ayer Pan** 80—90 cents. Bassette 50—65 cent*. Brogas 40—45 cente. Bukit
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    INTERNATIONAL SUGAR CONFERENCE.
    70 7 Reuter's Service. New York. Nov 21. Viriato Outierre*. Cuban Senator and head or the committee representing Cuban sugar SaS *S! ore illne tor expressed optimism that the International Sugar Conference at Brussels, opening on Dec. 4. would evolve a definite plan to align production and consumption. He
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    67 7 12 O'CLOCK NOON. NOV. 22. n m Bayers Sellers «8 8. equal to London Standard. Spot I4S M Standard R.S S. on Tender. December U 15 J T anuary UK lb\ January March IS i i 15 April June 16 .-J Tcne cf Market:— Dull
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    154 7 FIRING AND BOMBING PRACTICES. On November 24. without further notice me Royal Air Force will carry out air firing and bombing practices outside the three mile limit n the eastern approach to Singapore a) a dts»bout 14 to 2 miles southward of Johore Shoal at Lat l deg
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    125 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore. Nov. 22 East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Gladys East Basin; H M.S Iroquois EEE Wharf. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S). Menestheus 18; Muroran Maru 16; Kuala <p.m. shifts to 18) 13; Mahidol 12; Telemachus 10; Kin to 8; Tango Maru 6. Empire Dock
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      49 7 U 6,S OAS" y SpeciaHu Augmented Programme B m rAIHE Super-Sound GAZETTE I H Rioi OISASTER.'* B I Also:-JOSEPH SCHILDKRAUT in MM J TH EJWISSISSIPPI GAMBLER" fl J Chan 9 e .-MONDAY, H A Rollicking Siory of College Life: M j The Sophomore H *l*o, Pathetone, Pathe Sound News,
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      498 7 CHURCH SERVICES. SUNDAY NEXT BEFORE ADVENT. ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL NOV. 23. 1930. 7 ajn Holy Communion. 7:90 a.m. Matins. 8 ajn. Holy Communion (Choral) I -1 ns?H5 BCho l 8 School. 5 M Pm *™P»on« (Choral) and Sermon^ ROYAL AIR FORCE BASE. ia aa Seletar. 0.30 a.m. Matin, and Sermon.
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      207 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. T.P/S ANTI-GONORRHOEA MIXTURE AND PILLS. A successful remedy specially recommended for stubborn chronic cases as well as new and acute infections. Swift and sure cure without failure or inconvenience. Taken according to the simple directions it will quickly stop and cure your complaint Obtainable only at: THE PHARMACY,
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      610 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED-Intelligent youths of good ft-v pearance to learn the art of selling motor cars. Box No. 277, c/o Malaya Tribune. TO LET 6 and 8, Eber Road, off Killiney Road, modern sanitation and electricity. Ren, moderate. Apply 67. Waterloo Street. NOTICE. The public is hereby notified that from
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      249 7 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Bright RelaTempeTature. Rain- Bun- 1 Ura. w»~i Max Mm lalL ahlne. I Huml- m»«-^L^. mW% D JoT Weather fi" SUr 7J 72 .54 0 0 gfi uu weather. Kota Bharu NN E 5 Cloudy K. Trengganu 75 72 1.52 0.0 98 W J W
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      277 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY, NOV. 22. 52?S "Kuchlng, 3pm f™th East Borneo Sg 3 r"^ iTogian) 3 pm Port Swettenham and Penang (Klang) 3 D m Malacca and Pon Dickson «LaruU 3 pm Muar and Estates <Jerantut) 3 p m Bengkalis L Bagan Si Api Api (Toboali) 4 p m Tandjong
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    44 8 Births, Marr ageg And Deaths. death. ™r!i r 3o T vr™ i **«Nov bdooHl father of Mr T»n KuI 1 C !L. Ro d Uncle of Mr Lim in *nd R' blnson .nd Ud «•y. Nov. 23 Ud p "n"»l on Sun-
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    THE RICE PROBLEM.
    776 8 The .mportenee of the work of 'he R.ce Cultivation Committee, now ear,n f ths of its l al urs afu r several very busy months, can hardly 2 The Committee hopes to issue its final report early "i the New Ye*. Meanwhile it LTJri a proKress «hich
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    138 8 Mr Chen Chang loc k has been provisionally recognised a. Chine e Ccnsul-General at Sirg fnr A J. c i^d^ heme 'or ni» 111 111 scholarship. mSSaes^aaaai for the United kwh Slngapore en route 1 respecUvelT 0 N V 29 and Ap Virth and the Tm>TuZ TJnt fro^ J-^^ration, Fanglima
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    FAMOUS LADY DOCTOR DEAD.
    115 8 PRODUCT OF MADRAS COLLEGE. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby, Nov. 21. Dame Mary Scharlleb. who died to-day 2 ne »,f thC doctors and a lifelong champion of the cau'e of women's freedom. She was 85 year old at her death. She was 33 years old when she
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    MRS. VICTOR BRUCE FETED.
    94 8 ARRIVAL IN OSAKA. Reuter's Service. Osaka, Nov. 21. Mrs Victor Bruce arrived »t 315 nm an received a very hearty welcome from Saneso and Britishers. She was the guest of at a oanquet this evening. The aewsnaner are gMB| prominence to U-e kXirttSS? t:ie am woman
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    SULTAN OF PERAK'S SON ILL.
    49 8 OPERATION NECESSARY. 'From Our Oum Correspondent.; Ipoh. Nov. 22 News from Teluk Anson to-day says that th !2V5£ f PCrak Was taken Suddenly UP n for y ap U KStt.'E conce »-n is felt throughout SSL«t 6 mneSS f helr to the P -ak
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    RADIO RECEPTION IN SINGAPORE.
    41 8 P?Lk qi Situated in Tandjono steJj___2fT!5 te Jj___2fT! H trenBth Was than St U Saigon and modulation was KO od thP voice bein? quite clear me p.ogramme consisted of HMV mm* MaUoa closed down a 9.40 p.m
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    186 8 Mr G. P. Staynes, Mr. N. A. one 5 iS* 1 haW for ser- T<?h vc A y o^sC d pc^ l r,„ n b ,h, public purpi»s reclaimed lor £sSESSSS«tt an, G-cdyear Tire f the is mak«ng a tour of STL C Akron who Singapore arrive at Buren." MO
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    597 8 TOPICS OF TO -DAY. »W 'LOOK Q i. An l Kennene y aidu't a"- Clara spoke arter Beth spoke exceeding J» enuncaton is W tnat dees it. It s h JM* "'<■ A Therefore, let us Puolic men to take S a sound-proof lodge A mah -Pit* Sir William Muris,,,Judge's
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    42 8 Piom China and Manila bj Buren." due Singapore day] Prom China by "Van Be n S B noon on Monday. Prom China and Japan tr NUnl due Singapore on Monday Prom China and Japan by "11 due Singapore on Tuesda>
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    TIN AND RUBBER*
    39 8 LATEST QUOTATIONS. RUBBiK I ndcn:—4 9, 16d. New Ycrk:—9'v cents fO) Singapore:—l4' -14*, c*Ul T,N Od' I ndcn:—Spot £114 15s. Pd. Kkwn "JL 3 months, buyers £116 2.- 6d.), sellers £116 ss. Od Singapore:—s&9J7«- < 125 lona
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      117 8 j New C J 81 X No. 7181/5 j Luncheon Cruet, Five Fancy Class Bottles with Silver- Plated Mounts and Spoons j I Price 513.50. 1 I Robinson Co., Ltd. I X 'Incorporated tm tto strait, 3-ttUmenu.i C I Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. X] Even a connoisseur of good S
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      83 8 I I BRILLIANT AND jjj I GEM SET I 1 JEWELLERY 1 0 Id Latest Designs—Platinum 1 or W/Gold Setting. jj PRICES THAT DEFY jjj I COMPETITION. I 130 Years' Experience. U. S. De Silva A Bros, I 61. High Street. 1 'Phone 4540. I a 634 is g NORTH
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    New Status Achieved For India. PRINCES HAVE REVOLUTIONISED THE SITUATION.
    1001 9 INDIA CONFERENCE TO OPEN NEW ERA. DELEGATES TO WORK OUT DETAILS OF FEDERATION. PRIME MINISTER PROMISES ACT OF PARLIAMENT. Reuter's Service. Rugby. Nov. 21. I thfl India Round-Table PHI last Monday the India's constitutional Prime Minister to-day > enable the
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    ROTARY CLUB OF SINGAPORE.
    692 9 DAME CLARA BUTT ENTERTAINED. CHIEF JUSTICE ON RATS AND REFORM. 1 tlffln Ml, the cTara B !?tt th? honOUr f S" vWt of Dame her hSSIni he amous contralto, and t Kenn Rumford. an tan na"turT-ffi y °y th cosmopol:Sir wuL v gW>d ftCT -o»nner speaker
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    HEROIN HIDDEN IN WAX.
    131 9 BIG DRUG TRAFFIC EXPOSED. THREE SEIZURES IN SHANGHAI. HIDDEN IN ITALIAN BOATS. Reuter's Service. Shanghai. Nov. 21 heSn BSTUa/JK fortnight an mt Chln within a On Nov io U °yd-Trestino ships dl Lana- tT2 S St mer "Col »250.000 M« r£ M° f herol n. valued
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    UNRELENTING WAR ON GANGSTERS.
    39 9 U. S. GOVERNMENT MAKES A START. Reuter's Service. Chicago. Nov. ML Washington. Nov 21 MitcheU declared to-day «uL». Government intends to was/ to nay ii*2£ 2 1Un •nd other acUvitles ProflU from Uo U or
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    8 9 NOTES FmoM CEYLON, on page U.
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      237 9 I A New Product that meets a I I Great Demand I I INSUyiOOD jjj THE jjj I 100P I j British Efficiency Board j I USED I I Internally for Lining or Panelling I Ceilings-Walls Partitions I Supplied In Two Qualities I I ORDINARY and ANT-PROOFED 8 Size of
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    Sports & Pastimes. S.R.C. BEAT A.P.C.
    208 10 Sports Pastimes. S.R.C. BEAT A.P.C. HOCKEY. The strong talent aval-able at the S.R.C. was demonstrated yesterday when a mixed Club side easily disposed of the A.P.CXI by 7 —9 after be ng three up at the interval. The teams lined up as follows: SRC.: O. Tessensohn; Atkinson, Stracey; W A
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    A.C.S. Beat R.A.F.
    27 10 Phi;, mg at Seletar on Thursday the AngtoChlnt.e School defeated the R.A.F. by 4—l. Scorers were Khick Hoy San. James Goh and Kee Siong.
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    Little's XI Beat A.A.A. XI.
    66 10 ASSN. FOOTBALL. A large crowd witnessed a fast and interesting game at the S C PA. ground on Thursday between Little's XI and the A.A A XI. which resulted in the former winning by the odd goal in five. Little's scorers were J. Milligan and
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    Mohamed Shah Cup.
    59 10 The Muslim Improvement Club "A" team meet "B" team to-morrow on the A P.C. ground f«r the Mohamed Shah Cup. LEAGUE TABLE. P W. D L, F A. Pts. A Team 5 3 1 1 6 3 7 C Team 5 2 0 3 4 6 4
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    The Manchester Meeting.
    25 10 THE TURF. 'By arrangement with the "S.FJ*. n L ondon, Nov. 21. Racing opened at Manchester to-day. The going was very heavy.
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    G.G.C. Ladies Medal.
    28 10 GOLF. Nine cards were taken out in the Garrison Golf Club Ladies' Medal competition and the best returned was. Mrs. J h. Tennent 46— •=3B
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    Association Football.
    481 10 DATES PLAYERS. The following will represent Lim Hock Kee s XI against the United Stars to-day at Tanjong Pagar: Ow Ah Leong: Tan Bock Swee Soo Wing Cheng; Liew Teck Onn. Ah Choon, Chow Wah; Wee Keng Swee, Lee Ah Shan. Lim Hock Kee, Ah Tim. Khle Cheong.
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    GREYHOUND RACING.
    119 10 A Shanghai Ban. Reuter's Service. Renter't Service.) Shanghai. Nov 22 The Shanghai Municipal Council decided to abolish greyhound racing in the International Settlement. The decision affects two British-operated courses whose shares slumped appreciably folowtng the publication of correspondence between the Municipal Officials in which the view was expressed
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    B.P. Chinese Beat Kluang Chinese.
    94 10 VOLLEY-BALL. A volley ball match was played at Kluan* h l K,Uang *2 Pahat Chinese and Kluang Chinese In spite of bad weather a fairly large crowd watched a keenly contested match fH.* the showed ouperlor form and better understanding than and rr^rri 5 COmbl^
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    LOCAL "REDS" SENT TO PRISON.
    227 10 ANNIVERSARY OF SOVIET REVOLUTION. tr?fith ?S! y the lOCal Communists, of **>Ui% Illlj of the ooviei Revolution uhich fell on Nov. 7. had a sequel before th-' Ottrt* Judge (Mr. C. Wilson) whJn WeTe nonSL" r gorous imprisonment each for bem* members of the Malayan
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    SUPREME COURT.
    174 10 JUDGMENT IN CIGARETTE PAPER ACTION. INJUNCTION AND DAMAGES AGAINST ITALIAN FIRM. The Chief Justice (Sir William Murison) delivered judgment for plaintiff in the Supreme Court to-day in the action instituted by Jacques Schnabl against the Socleta Commissionarla cd Esportazlone c di Importazione for an injunction to restrain defendants
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    33 10 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day la Rs. 154 for 100 The rate of payment of Money Ordera from India and Ceylon is Rs. 158 for $100
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    35 10 Members of the Mayflower Musical and Dramatic Association are reminded of the special general meeting to be held at the residence of Mr. Ang Chin Seng. 173. Oeylang Road, on Sunday at 7 30 pm
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    YEN TWICE TRIES TO KILL HIMSELF.
    375 10 LEAVING WITH FAMILY FOR JAPAN. ATTACK ON BANDITS FULLY PREPARED. I Sin Kuo Mm Prw Servtct.) Hong Kong. Nov. 22. The Canadian Trade Mission arrived at Hong Kong from Shanghai yesterday and proceeded to Canton the same evening Oeneral Chan Ming Shu. chairman of
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    TRAIN JUMPS INTO RIVER.
    127 10 MANY PASSENGERS DROWNED. Reuter's Service. Paris. Nov 22 A train from Parts to Nantes went off the rails last night The locomotive and two carriages fell into the River Loire and many passengers were drowned Nantes. Nov 22 An express train from Parts was derailed near
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    FINANCIAL SCANDAL IN FRANCE.
    50 10 PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRY. Reuter's Service. Parts. Not. 21 The Chamber by 585 votes to 10 passed a resolution In favour of a Parliamentary inquiry into the financial scandaL [Several banks have failed and M Oustlc head of one of the chief banks, has been charged with fraud.]
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    BELGIUM BUYS 'PLANES FROM BRITAIN.
    92 10 [British Official Wireless Rugby. Nov. 21. .w 1 1 B* 1 I ll Government to-day confirmed the r order for single seater fighting aeroplanes of the Pairey Firefly pattern, which is believed to be the largest order for military aircraft ever received ln Britain from
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    AN ABNORMAL CRAB.
    208 10 PICTURE OF HUMAN FACE ON BACK. The office of the Malay* Tribune" v a highly interesting place and one runs up against all sorts of people—world cyclist* world walkers and what not: The latest Is an abnormal crab It did not come Into this office by itself
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    1301 10 PRESSURE BY LANDLORDS JAGA*S INTEREST. 12 DEPENDANTS AT 23. Loh Woh. examined ln the Bankruptcy Court by Mr T B Cocker in the matter of the bankruptcy of Lam Knee Ming of Thye Thong Tonj: pawnshop, before Mr Justice Palgrave Simp on yesterday, said she was the wife
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    LEAGUE PROGRESS IN DISARMAMENT.
    87 10 BRITISH PROPOSAL ACCEPTED. Reuter's Service. Geneva. Nov. 21. Further progress In disarmament Is reported the Geneva Committee adopting, by 19 votes to 2, the British proposal to base limitation of armaments upon global annual expenditure on land, sea and air forces. The dissentients were Mr. Gibson
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    WILD LIFE.
    261 10 HUBBACK COMMISSION AT IPOH. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Nov. 21. The Hubback Wild Lift Commission enquiries in Perak wiU not conclude unt 1 the end of the month. i ™c evidence is daily revealing facts hitherto little known. An old Malay from Bagan Datoh. at the mouth
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    THE TRAFFIC PERIL.
    317 10 FOUR CHILDREN BADLY HURT IN STREETS. Two Chinese girls, a Malay girl and a Tamil boy were very badly injured in motor-car accidents on Thursday and yesterday, and early yesterday morning an adult Tamil sustained serious injuries when he was knock ed down by an unknown motor-car.
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    56 10 Members of the Gayluds Minstrels are reminded of the compulsory music practice to-night at Mr. K. C. Lee's rtsidence. 162, Neil Road, and the optional practice on Sunday at Mr. Sim Meng Kim's residence, Lorong 29, Geylang. They are also reminded of Mr. Chew Cheng Yong's invitation for next Friday
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    SINGAPORE FLYING CLUB.
    969 10 COMMITTEE REPOgft GOOD PROGRESS HIGHLY EFFICIENT staff. quantity of raw materials is being obtained and will be available for the manufacture of some parts, should this be necessary. A new store has been built under the club house and a system of storekeeping devised which it is
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      50 10 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY. NOV. 22 High Tide.—10.45 a.m. EU8 8CC Malayan Co «nmand v. N. Sembllan. Hockey: Welch 2nd XI v. M.C.D., Tanglin *^Jt?»^ Mt VlCt0rta «<™™ TO-MORROW, NOV. 22 High Tides—0.16 a.m.. 11.16 am Interport Rifle Bhoot, Parrer Range 7 so a m Hockey: CAC. v. 8.H.B.. Cantonment
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    59 11 invited to write to us on interest. It must be underMalaya Tribune" does not rt f opinions expressed by corres- KRS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF preferably typewritten (double one side of the paper only used, but the names and ;>ondrnts must be enclosed mwt faith. The courtesies h served—mere
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    Council Reform.
    330 11 ">r, Malaya Tribune.") general, widespread feeling 'he F.M.S. that a reform Councils is rather overdue, t thr Unoifkial Councillors play their role efficiently ,.d .<■ '> for the well-being of the t Tiit- reason is •'■ted representatives of the not of the people, whose compeion with Ceylon where
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    Selanger's Unemployed Clorks,
    337 11 Sir iUor Tribune."j >mmoii of nta tn, Uca «on. but am intejn tJi luc h '*aa een widely .a!ltnn J. liemcnts m Penan? L tha; th 7 ent among clerk*. J"* Uun.r Committee of organised •I'm n t. oolies and are supplywori 1 apSe e t t£ri
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    The Craze For Records.
    140 11 (To the Editor, -Malaya Tribune.'', <n K p neral "lrt- to? 10 l i* news Papers "world records fn tlf much P ut >"city to activities. This i 8 harmfuil of human and ambitlou-s folk who risk°th. taIentcd to establish more and better m JUSl with
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    School Children In Peril.
    130 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune."j of S rhiwl hOPC that you M WeM parents a! ttSTS th Ram,,S «SS pre.Snt 1 a8ree ith me that the school child Ct mtxs Q ult °-buses conveying 8tm if? from the Street r L a <" extremely dangerous J
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    Cambridge Evening Classes.
    139 11 (To the Editor, «Malaya Tribune") ing evening Cambridge Classes at the j£j£" Institution for workii and JLfSS have not had the chance of completing their ucation through poverty, being over-age aised hv U fl nd that thls subject was raised by a correspondent some time ago but
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    Dangerous Dogs.
    214 11 (To the Edit °r. "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Laot night as I u/o* motor-cycle along River Vallev popped out <£. a Z nSd^ of '7? ,">« of the road (OWWte toe m. Nicholas- Flats), and It ran hSoiil IT accelerated 11 *ould bite mel Quickened «•rsrssw-sr SLST, machine ta
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    SPOTLIGHTS ON STAGE AND SCREEN
    1517 12  -  A WEEKLY A£V/£W Br C///z que SEVEN STEPS TO FREEDOM? 1 'Vagabond King" passed by deputy in the absence of the Censor in Shanghai. 2. Censor attended opening night and ordered return of tllm for cu'Ung. Capitol said they would consult their lawyers first. 3.
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      263 12 I BUKIT TIMAH ROAD. I j Isako Circus I POSTPONE THEIR Departure for a tew nights iMon., Nov. 17 &]foUowinglnights^l Surprise for Ladies f EVERY TICKET HOLDER k entitled to receive one Scat for Lady tree of h.vrgc or a Ladies will be admitted on one ticket. H mJ**** Performances
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    NOTES FROM CEYLON.
    765 13 Income Tax And Super Tax. Reduction of Export Duty. The repo„ of the Select Committee on th. Income Tax Bill in Ceylon Is now being drafted and the Committee will not meet .gam until the Chamber of Commerce la prepared to place before them the further representation,
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      316 13 |mJ grand cheap sale! ~jLr now pro ceedinc. I Now otTered-a large collection of jjj G ld S 'lv-% E.PN.B., E.P. :uu i I You ™> cordially invited to cj call and select your Christmas g ip\ «nd aLso Silver Cops. t. ifl ,r,nt si»*. Presents. ft i E. Mahboob
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      96 13 ID orsay's Perfumes J SPECIAL NOTICE. 1 I the l wS f of° SSJ t0 appreciate I I R£ NE ULLMANN I J SINGAPORE. STAMFORD ROAD. I jn,e best Flavours in the Best Crystal Bottles '''Trani^rc' 8 *B"*''8"*'' I X Nate. Mohamed Son. >f r S I*" LUmPUr Ch >»
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    BRITAIN'S GOLD POLICY.
    640 14 NAKED FACTS OF BAD SITUATION. The salient fact of the situation which was not faced after the War Is that the huge Indebtedness Incurred by this country to the United States and elsewhere could only be discharged by a great increase in the export of our goods
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      230 14 Lin** SPECULATE I I about the ESTIMATED BONUS S I The CALCUTTA INSURANCE, Ltd., I _J5. _Hare_Street* Calcutta, India) I 50% BONUS ON A I GUARANTEED INVESTMENT POLICY. I I AGENCIES ON LIBERAL TERMS. I I APPLY TO THE CONTROLLER. I "Butterfly" Paris Mushrooms., 1 Butterfly MusLiooms 1 a Br-
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      19 14 MUSIC. Also chuaical and Theory of Music areTSiS xCI mod6rmt A PPIy AM da silva 81. Wilkie Road. Singapore
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      316 14 REMAIN YOUNG ALWAYS! Hand rods of man, even at the age of HJ when they should be in the prime of man fcood, begin to feel old. They are ashamed to admit it. but the fact U there. They t i •nffer from aches all ever their bodies work t
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      189 14 Pinkeites Once a Week, A J^SS* Bring bloom to her cheek. I J 5j2 <•«■'• •*»»'•>, brit hi _T T h j II ,iur,,- i„ the Internal ,m«, vi,..„ ih mints h.is /«1 ams», *r»a«»a arc clorrrd. the blood is 2T- 1 >^-vS P~r»nee but the «eneral health Ls not
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      561 15 SjE NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. 11ncorplated in fixlu h re S U Crnoted arC the Intended s mo,. OUTWARDS. 5 MOSEL for Hong Kong. Slianghal, Yokohama. Kobe, Moji. ChinManila, Hong Kong. 8 Uple for Tsi Dec. 6 f r Salgon Yokohama. Kobe Osaka Moji Ift 9 K f r H ng Kong
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      301 15 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered in London, under the Company AcU of 1862 to mo, on 2nd Dece»*e?m?, Authorised Capital n 000 onn Subserlhed Capita! £2mS £1 0 5° .000 Reserve Pund and Rest E1.646.50» HEAD OFFICE: 15. Gr.ee Church Btr~i London, E.C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
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      973 16 This Paper has the Largest Sale Among the People who Spend Most in British Malaya. 1 TO LET. TO LET—B6-3, Tank Road Immediate entry. Apply Meyer Brothers. TO LET—Raffles Chambers, Nos. 8. 20. 40, 41. 43 to 45. Apply to. The Secretary. The Garden Club. TO LET—Semi-bungalow. 9, S phia
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      746 16 THE PEOPLE'S P4PFP Independent and Progressive. All the News: Soundest Views. j EDUCATIONAL. Advertiser European B A.. Trinity College Dublin, with long teaching experience, underj takes to coach boys for the Cambridge Local 'or any other examination. Fees »3 per hour at advertisers residence or $4 at boy's own home.
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      274 16 "Tribune" Bring Results Because They Reach the Permanent Ponni^ INSURANCE. SOUTH tlfimS- BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager Office: 2, Finlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. flncorporated in the straits Settlement*.) HEAD OFFICE: SINGAPORE.
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