Malaya Tribune, 29 November 1930

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Xml XVIL- No. 2A2 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Saturday. Nov. 29. 1930. MALAYA TRIBUNE. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1930.
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      112 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. \%\<>T BETTHI j]]r BEST. "O. K." CEMENT. H ft I ONTRACTS CAN BE ARRANGED AT SPECIAL RATES ON APPLICATION It) I o, hp urs THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD., bngapore (Incorporated tn Denmark.) ft WH 111 1n 11l IMMMmmmmJ PORK SAUSAGES 60 cts 60 cts. I PER
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      245 1 -n "i i **T*LORODOB M /j Washing //Csk%> /7 /V/ A*/ P* 3 Tropical hioh street, Jr BJpgapore. I wnen tne Urge Comes to you, g f to Make Something Better gj of Your Ufe— I I ORDER A I READ'S BEER, And you will have made the Best Possible
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    Woman's Corner.
    369 2 Contributed Mainly By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. THE BOOK-WORM. Men Girls Should Not Marry. (By -Mrt. Bookworm If this letter appears In your column*. I hooe Ii. 1^1 ne of m unmarried profit byit and think twice before shTgeLs tied to a bookworm of a husband. A woman always
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    "Women are Tigress!"
    254 2 •Bw C Hendcrx> H I m\.Tm\Z SSV"". SS klndl >- jtSSLVS n 'L c or r r been published »"»cies that have **-U» Earth" wrnterThA Home?-^ r H eU on I X ifj 7" to -j* other side of the .iSL "i* l CrOM "entity, or else
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    A woman Director.
    42 2 A w oman Director. w« o stes a Jib.» ~mes ot^^ C8 n W P^: Gratitude of t hf YamaguchVo^ B^ he old fashioned ideas to «upersede., «mpany prored thu I of thChlyono Hayaml oneo, directors. or the corpora Uo n \s
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    A "BOYS' CORNER"?
    64 2 4/i Appeal—And An Opportunity. 'SV M Crazy -j si>ung Willi* of UBUl)B we could discuss the thm^ Tribune .111 ft. be t ikiJjL 222 Provld.n, .nferesung Tor business and Dmf<x«in«.i «ppeai d»v hi- m I 1081 tne Topics of Today b> Looker-on" hold our interest most cocks
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    Happier Homes.
    118 2 'By Anne: •iiJET* and ,otv f qu.lm« ,o make -"J thf ?S wou,d to-day. Vi tlCj n th? wcr!d of the ofTnUf iTZ 2~ not only his own h, T by stud >' l "S the other members 071 V 1" of rightly c.,led ™nY dOeS not SU
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    The "Average" Sex.
    109 2 now s our progressive eX o 7* a of ha* been catered for Want •rom melancholia when it "2 BUffer •Ives of the Malay tZH tliat the Cheese JligJS" l and "singkeh" 10 the pi?, 65 ca thanks »ng a #225 ■at?' maintaln-«oWa-their husband katS pro thcif
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    Schoolgirl On Husbands.
    52 2 By Rote.") opening not married I am brothers and aiwut two m, 1 tWO lnarrt «i and they are 7n W cousin.-, band* nol whose home late uruiks auri com s Because one husband di «k condemn all the m*ir« i« 1 ca nnot th m mooters
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      144 2 mWmm I Amm mm\. wS"' mm \%%W Come and pay us a uisif AND You will 6e agreeably surprised to m ahat Very Stylish Hats (In Various Colours) You u>M be aote to procure AT MODERATE PRICES. S How Quickly Baby Grows! i C YS- U Baby rows mo rapidly
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      193 2 £1 come s from having the R v*t A L w^ to i a Valine, '1/1 A, tl Th Born*, c. lh fbcked m bottles and nww gggjgg LIVER SALT "We were at ftbePrestom" '•Someone commented on the 1 smooth, rich flavour of the drink. Oel-ghliui:' one remarked. >v wJ
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    LONDON FASHIONS.
    287 3 Dresses On The Stage. truTlL^^! about many of on the STLafflgS" now to be nan a Hr!r!!k! writer. Ellis as LaetiUa. the gaoler's though a triflf?** 5? Her finery. SaSy 18 Phase wST 0 Intheflr* aSH of "d »*tm with pretty oSo~T?K and Well modell «l figure; it
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    Women's "World" Progress.
    236 3 'By "Hope."i Women Jockeys CUT-. 15th inst.»■ Of the many women who have distinguished them»elv« in sport we read that in tne Nor dumberland Town 1*1« a*** Uadgo Haitr l aw was placed second and Miss Audrey Bell was third Air Women PUT.", 22nd inst.) The intrepid
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    Husbands And Wives.
    238 3 (By Lee So n Niot. I have read all the articles ln the "Woman Corner." and find tha* the world has different kinds of people, with different kinds of tro Ml There arc many good wives who always wait on their husbands with smiles and sweet words
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    Home Happiness Hints.
    97 3 ('•Bn Anne.") For HabMes: (a) She enjoys your smoke but not the ash. my lad. (b) Why not get her an early cup of tea for a change? (c) It is a bad policy to terrify your balms Into obedience For Wives: (a) If he says the
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      65 3 For Discriminating Smokers VIRGINIA CIGARETTES ARDATH TOBACCO CO., LTD LONDON, THE OUTSTANDING QUALITY RECORD. Songs perfectly clear reproduced, no scratching noises. Widest and most up-to-date range of Chinese and Malay songs. Only the most prominent artists are performing for "BEKA." DISTRIBUTORS IN SINGAPORE. SONG HENG Co., 67, Hill Street. I
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      324 3 Lovely silk stockings are safe with Lux! I*' *f Gossamer fabric ladders jF so easily once it has been 1\ A\ J/f^/ifK wrongly washed—keep [J\ 'fff stockings safely cleansed v\ f with Lux. Lux will wash them a score of times J /^N\^'W^\ without harming their tint, their sleekness, or
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    NOTES FROM CEYLON.
    1883 4 Colonial Secretary Defends Government's Policy. Public Support For Income Tax. The Colonial Secretary of Ceylon (Mr. B H Bourdillon» made an Imports nt speech at a special meeting of the Uva Planters Association on the 9th Inst.. deal ng chiefly with questions of income tax and retrenchment,
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      263 4 Foods Made from the purest milk of cows pastured in the home counties, the 'Allenburys' Foods are as easily digested as mother's milk. They are germ free ancj are simply and quickly made by the addition of boiling water only. Fresh supplies, specially packed for the tropics, are received each
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      59 4 TENNIS BLUE DRILL SCREEN'S MOHAMED BiFHOOSAINSAH. (Ground Floor Tel. No. 2154.) OFFICE: Sg. ReH<nv« n Road I\< TORY tAtrnng N c TH(jk Kor>a Read. Singapore. M .'..if m lurrr and Supp'h t Rat ton and Bertam Chk-ks. Canvas and 2P5 ,nd Galvanised wfre iSSto. Oreen h V „V; luallty C*nva?
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      134 4 REGLYKOL c great cure lor DIABETES. It waa shown ipon chemical analysis that the quantity or *ugar and acetone in the urine of patient* »fter a few days treatment with this pre oration was reduced to a minimum, if not •UmUiated altogether, while the various organ* >f the body regained
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      489 4 BANISH PAIN! Wby let i>ain in any shape or form, in any K£ t S^ 1 7 kB ou miserable' Fain in the head makes it difficult to keen your eyes open pain in the arms leave. £1 belples. pain in the back prevent* jouhom 7 T makes™ for you
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      604 4 Tuberculosis as an Economic Problem (THE "SANTIbfv The great economic against disease ha<; k of ta. United f: c- t Mm of Panam cutoKs a similar taak had j' fore by the German effort, coming to a tape of bureaucratic n i anywhere near aceomptl c£ Prof, calmette 0 f
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    COMMERCIAL NEWS. STATISTICS FOR PUBLIC USE.
    199 5 COMMERCIAL NEWS. S TATISTICS FOR PUBLIC USE. .blications were received or artmrnt of Statist.cs, SS. Ihe week ending Nov 25 Urn public use in the Kullerton Building. Singayot< I)> partmenl —Stocks. Pro,:id Exports of Rubber, by i.nts October. 1930. stut:sr. R(1 in Department: Econonvc Bulletin of m 1930 Bombay. October.
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    MARKET PRICES.
    286 5 I mfumm, Sot Bft MLAT. Beef, steak i round i katl 50 B«f, stew or curry kati 45 Fork, lean kati 60 aM aaa laj quality) kati 48 Mutton Indian lb 55 Mutton Australian lb. 55 Fowl kati 55 3 IMi) kati 65 Ducks each w Bpm, domestic
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1461 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. ,SSUEU F S "CHANGE AM) ,TO« 8.0.5 M. Singapore. Nov. 29. 10 a.m. Issue Value. Year cLOttNQ QUOTATIONS. Buyers. Sellers. 11 0.0 Asam Kumbang Tin rw Z, 0 5.0 Ayer Hltam 5 %L \i 11 M ft 6.0 10 0 Bangrln Tin 30 MM 0.12.6 .00
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      87 5 jjj COMPAMA GENERAL DE TOBACOS DE FILIPINAS. MANILA ifl f3 OBTAINABLE PROM ALL FIRST 0 gj CLASS BTORES IN SINGAPORE j{ X OUTSTATIONS 2 jy Nalna Mohamed Sons, Kuala Lumpur. Hal Chua &Co Seremban X StaUonery Co.. Malacca. Thong Wah Stores At Agencies Muar >: X Yong Seng Tong Co.,
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      136 5 A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO SEE A Wonderful living Crab with a girl's face on its back. Exhibited at the NEW WORLD Music Emporium, 44, SERANGOON ROAD, (TOP FLOOR) •JUST UNPACKED LATEST TALKIES. His Master's Voice, Columbia and Odeon Records. 'Phone 2419 or call at LLM CHEE SENG. 56-3, Market Street,
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      645 6 Amusements. I Jl^ W^ &£*M UU UU v UUmU I I I MATINEES: To-day and To-morrow, at 3.15. j{] CHILDREN HALF PRICE. I \UK\ TO-NIGHT \9.15 I I LAST TWO NIGHTS. I I UNITED ARTISTS CORPORATION I I present Famous Stage Comedy Snceess I Three Live Ghosts MONDAY NEXT An
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    COMMERCIAL NEWS. TIN AND RUBBER PRICES.
    107 7 Vi l I MARKET CABLES. -if with the "S.FJ*.") London. Nov. 28. M Hi Sons notify toai follows: 2 16). Forward £115 516 ,u SL' l n steady. and Sinclair notify to- as follows: pll6 k Forward 4 10|16 (unfha:. Thf i trady. V
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    LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    189 7 MARKETS REMAIN STEADY. I Co report at 11 a.m. to-day R1 BBF.R. |am 4 ii .on hanged. 'Oi. unchanged. shart-N AUenbys 90 cents $1. nts. Ayer Panas 85 95 i cents. Brogas 45 50 32', cents, Bukit C :.n>burghs $1.20—51.50, Ots, Glenealys $1—51.20 its. Jeram Kuantans 50— «o—9o
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    47 7 British Official Wireless. Rugby. Nov. 28. V rk 485 1" 32. Brussels 12.06',. '18 16 Vienna 34.49... -rs 193. Madrid 43.76. 1 ft* »18. Rio **nbav J 8 9 16. Montevidea 38\ Shanghai is. Hone Yokohama 2s. 0 7 32^. lbd Forward 16 5/16 d.
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    THE CATHEDRAL DISPUTE.
    295 7 THE POSITION AT PRESENT. It to no secret that my premature return wa, CathSre? 6 dU, T n ««e of SST3 The PJ.^l™ 1 8 ,he Bls hop of Sinaaoore l„ titled to know how the situation stands but for WIU 5 a™L «Jr I m mOTt
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    227 7 Pembrokeshire arrived from China via Manila this morning. The "Nam Sang" was expected this moraine from Calcutta via Penang. morning The "Minderdo" is due to-day from West Australian and Java ports. n/2 "s??*. Knen h v *ng left Hong Kong on the 27th inst., may be expec*d on
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    CHARGE AGAINST ELDERLY EUROPEAN.
    44 7 An elderly European named William Richardson was charged beiore the Second Magistrate (Mr. G. E. Clayton) this morning witn voluntarily causing hurt to a Chinese woman in Bencoolen Street. Richardson claimed trial ana one case was postponed for one week.
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    BENGALI GUNMAN.
    34 7 Inspector Dale, of the Kandang Rerbau Division, arrested a Bengali In Upper We'd Road last night in possession of a revolver MondaT tn [The Share list will be found on page 5.]
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    ORDER AGAINST LAWYER.
    150 7 THE PROCEDURE TO BE FOLLOWED. In the Supreme Court to-day. Mr R Williamm% on behalf of Mr. C. H. Withers Payne (*wetary of the Singapore Bar Committee, that the procedure to be adopted In J£rtng the application of the Bar Committee cTu^.T^** l^ 1 U V 1«
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    CRUELTY TO PIGS.
    120 7 INCIDENT AT MUNICIPAL ABATTOIR. At the instance cf Chief Inspector V 1 n^V r the PC A Apartment, a Chinese named Ong Kirn Swee was fined $25 or one months iigorous imprisonment by the Second Magistrate (Mr. 0. E Clayton, this morning for cruelty to pigs. Mr.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    118 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore. Nov. 29. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Akita Maru 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Gange 18; Kamuning 15; Neuralia—Pembrokeshire 13: Javanese Prince 11; Sphinx Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Mlrzapore 30; Namsang 32; Pyrrhus 35 Silverpalm 37; Mahidol 39. Empire Dock (Entrance
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    20 7 The Dayanand Anglo Vedic School 42 Rowell Road. Singapore, will start a new Hindi Class on Monday at 530 pjn.
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    TIN MEETING IN K. L.
    156 7 MINERS AND OFFICIALS IN CONSULTATION. Rumours have reached Ipoh regarding the meeting held in Kuala Lumpur on Monday between certain high Government officials and members of the Local Council of the T n Producers' Association. The "Times of Malaya" states that the acting Oovernor and
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    HELPING THE UNEMPLOYED.
    67 7 With reference to the fancy diess aance to held at the Victoria Memorial Haii on Dec 30. i is pointed out that this is in aid of the unemployed Europeans and Eurasians. There will also be a children's fancy dress ball at a later date for the
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    33 7 The rate of Issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 154 lor 100 The rate of payment of Money Ordeis from India 4iid Ceylon is Rs. 158 for $100
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      42 7 A rollicking story of College Life. mml n Singing, Dancing, Music, etc. B j The SOPHOMORE H M Commencing Sunday, November 30. H GLENN TRYON in U U "DAMES AHOY" n A Universal Production. mm Salnrda g Snnday, al 3.15 p.m.) H
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      588 7 CHURCH SERVICES. FIRST SUNDAY IN ADVENT. ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL NOV. 30, 1930. 7 ajn. Holy Communion. 7:30 ajn. Matins 8 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral). 9:15 a.m. Holy Communion. 10 a.m. Holy Baptism. 5:30 p.m. Evensong (Choral) and Sermon ROYAL AIR FORCE BASE. Seletar. 10:30 a.m. Matins and Sermon. 11:15 a.m.
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      412 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. PUBLIC GRAMMAR SCHOOL. (Government Registered School.) MEYER BUILDINGS, TANK ROAD. Day School Hours:—B a.m. to 1 p.m. Night School Hours:—s p.m. to 8 p.m. Admission for entrance to the school is by examination. NO ADMISSION FEES. Education is scheduled according to Government Syllabus. Students and Guardians are
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      734 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS, POR SALE—Novelties, cards, stationery line* at 10 cents per article. See our display of 10 cents article. Mayfair Co., 82. North Bridge Road. SITUATION WANTED— Medical man assistant Surgeon diplomate with 6 years' experience in Estates. Hospitals and Ships etc seeks situation in Estate or Company etc Apply
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      185 7 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, NOV. 29. High Tides —5.08 a.m 4.14 p m. Rugby: p.s. v. sec. Thomson Road: 8CC 2nd XV v. Kiang. Klang; Malaya Cup. Malaya Command v. Johore at Johore Bahru. TO-MORROW. NOV. SO High Tides—6 06 ajn.. 5 45 pm. MONDAY. DEC. 1 High Tides—«.55 a.m..
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    NAVAL BASE CANARDS.
    682 8 Elsewhere in this issue we give a letter written from Nev, Zealand to the Rotary Club of Singapore. As Mr. Braddell said at yesterday's tiffin, it is a very tine letter, and it has a special interest for the people of this city. And here is I
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    444 8 The next meeting of the Legislative Council sill be held In the C* unril Chamber on Monday Dec. 8 at 10 30 am. Mr N. D. Mudie has been appointed act temporarily as a Judge of the Supreme Court. 5.8.. from Dev. 1 to Jan. 10. The Travancore Association's literary
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    LETTERS TO LONDON IN 13 DAYS.
    123 8 DUTCH AIR ACHIEVEMENT. The mall which was sent by steamer from Singapore on Nov. 12 to catch the Dutch homeward air mail plane from Medan was delivered in Amsterdam on Nov. 24, and in London the next day. The Dutch air mail plane from
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    COVENT GARDEN OPERA.
    89 8 PREPARATIONS FOR NEXT SEASON. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Nov. 28. At next year's season of international grand opera at Covent Garden. Maestro Tullio Serafin, pr.ncipal conductor at the Metropolitan Open House. New York, will take charge of Italian works. Herrcn Bruno Walter and Robert Heger will conduct
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    PRINCE OF WALES TO VISIT BRAZIL.
    112 8 British Official Wireless. Rugby. Nov 23. The Prince of Wa'.es ha-, accepted an invl tio-i. extended through the Brazilian Amba rador in London by the Provisional Govir iment of Brat.l. to visit Brazil on his return jturney frcm the Argentine next sp ing. In
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    275 8 The Nattuko untitled Chettiars' Association of Klang. notify that 27.000 coolies were fed by them in 61 days, instead of 2.700 as previously, stated. They are *ob? congratulated on a c plendid charitable work. Acceding t/> a notifica ion in last night 1 Government Gazette the Indian Immigrati n Committee
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    24 8 WOMAN'S CORNER, en pages 2 an 1 NOTES FROM CEYLON, en pert TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on pare 8 SPOTLIGHTS, on pare 12.
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    757 8 (BY "LOOKER-r jX Really, R. j. p.___ th t you put up for t ,e Horn' And to get so cross**-, i tr s to do its dulv wasn't quite like you> 1 for on e had an ot* A seems to me that if the in
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    11 8 o■■ duf From Western Au: tr;ilM Singapore this afternoon
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    38 8 LATEST QUOLATIONS. rubber. London:—4'/id. New York:—9 cents (Gold* Singapore:—<vnls. TIN i7s. 6d'- Li iidon:—Spot £114 17s. up jj». 3 months, buyers £11 j o*. 1 6d.>. sellers £116 5s. 0c1. <UP Singapore:—$58.75. 4»> f> sJid
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      129 8 I Toiflandl j Mk^i^f*-*' 1 Robinsons Xmas Bazaar is mr IJg\^ 7\ place to make every Cj J %^io^ t \< youngster happy Toys 3 S fjf Ji if !jI Hi ant Games in abundance. eBJ Somefhirty fo pit as»? ereri/- pj p m ~^9t^^ one, and at a price
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      95 8 I BRILLIANT AND I I GEM SET I 1 JEWELLERY 0 In Latest Designs—Platinum jj 3j or W/Gold Setting. I jjj >giv I I PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION. 1 s a I 30 Years' Experience. I s I U. S. De Silva Bros j 61, High Street. 'Phone 4540. 3
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      263 8 RADIO PROGRAMMES. THE WEEK-END TRANSMISSIONS. Radio-Sa Ron (49 metres): To-day: 9 pm. to 10 45 pro. Programme ol Orchestral Music by the Orchestra of Rad oSalgon: I, The Road to the Alhambra J Turina: 2. Nais Micoulin. Bruncau: 3. Variations cn a theme by Mozart (flute solo by Jean Chefnay>.
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    National Strike Of Miners Next Week? THE COALFIELDS DISPUTE.
    480 9 SERIOUS SITUATION DEVELOPS. STRIh TO START ON MONDAY? [Ml, MEN THREATEN I ROUBLE. ll Wireless Ruc,by. Nov. 28. m'hened that a Wales coalfields wdl be Coal Board, having thraughaot the day. .v. nit nt Uhl a unb, n reaehtu. which i
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    R101 VICTIM'S ESTATE.
    14 9 Reuter's Service. Ht r s Service.] 2 Au Air the R101
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    FIXING UP INDIA'S CONSTITUTION.
    677 9 POSSIBLE METHODS OF UNION. WORD "DOMINION" NOT INCLUDED? British Official Wfretess. Rugby, Nov. 28. The first full meeting of the enlarged Federal ommlttee of the Indian Round- renCe me: this aftern °on. The Prime Minister presided and explained that It th P r °P°sed to have
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    BRITISH WIVES OF FOREIGNERS.
    86 9 TO REGAIN LOST NATIONALITY? British Official Wireless. Rugby. Nov. 28 In the House of Commons this morning. Dr Ethel Dentham moved the Second Reading of the Nationali y of Women Bill, the object of which is to restore to the British woman the right she lost
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    STRIKERS AND GUARDS CLASH.
    43 9 Reuter's Service. Tokyo. Nov. 28. Nineteen people were seriousiy injured in a clash between strikers and guaids employed by tiie Takasaki Miiiboard Co. Both sides used swoias, revolvers and sticks, 'ihe ;'olice intervened and are now guarding the premises.
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    SLOWLY EMERGING FROM CHAOS.
    1045 9 CHINA TO BRING TRADE RECOVERY. SOVIET AGAIN THREATENS FORCE. Reuter's Service. to proceed to Kiangsi and Pukien with his Army shortly, to assist in the rounding up of the Communists in these Provinces. General Ho Ying Ching arrived at Shanghai yesterday to attend, on behalf of
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    HOME AGENTS DEFENDED.
    2996 9 MR. WOLSKEL EXPOSES IRREGULARITY. MEETING OF MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS. PRESIDENT REPUDIATES PRESS CRITICISM. R eS t 111 lhe Mun *ipal was inTnt chair\£ L Panw lhe dent the chair and the others present were: Chander. 8 J A A c H. Wolskel t~ C M^oliouth. R. T P
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    Sports & Pastimes. Scotland Beaten At Penang.
    234 10 Sports Pastimes. Scotland Beaten At Penang. RUGBY FOOTBALL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Nov. 28. In the annual St. Anmews U<ty match, player heie to-day. the Ret .urpri£im,;y defeated beotland by a goal and a try (8 pts.) to a goal 5 pts>. Scotland had to call on six State
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    A.A.A. Beat D.G.S C.
    79 10 ASSN. FOOTBALL. Before a fa.rly large crowd in an 1 lterest ng MWm al tne S H.B. ground yesterday the AA. defeated the Dutch-German Sporang Club by 3—o. The Asoociat on were represented by: Ah Kow. Cwee Chiang. LOl Bng Bat Khocn. Quek Boon. Yong Nahee.
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    665 10 DATES PLAYERS. Association Football. The following will represent the Teluk Kurau Wanderers against the Balestier Road Rangers to-day at the former's ground: Chee Bah. Ann Tong. Kaka: Rahman. Ibrahim tcapt.». Hua Tian; Nairn. Aziz. John Tan. Ibrahim. Ismail. Reserves: Mahmood. Butak. and Johnny. The following will represent the H. and
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    Malacca Beat Tampin. S.R.C. Win By Big Margin. Y.M.C.A. Activity.
    262 10 HOCKEY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Nov. 28. On Thursday on a soft ground. Malacca b at Tampin by 4—l. Messrs. A. A. Lermit and P. Gething acted as umpires. The teams were as follows: Tampin: McNamee; Cooper. Wilson Lewis
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    V.M.C.A. Handicap Tournament.
    73 10 BILLIARDS. Entries are calkd for a 150 up handicap tournament open to all members of the MCA over 16 years of age. Entry lists will be open until Dec 10. Further det a ls are posted on the notice boards in the Association or may be had
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    J.C.S.A. Tournament.
    47 10 The closing date of entry for the JCSA tournament has been extended to rJec 15 Ind 6 7ta2 char^ ionshi P- A" handicap tamed at th P k fortns can S 0b•7*21 the club AU members interested m billiards are asked to give their support
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    RUSSIAN COURT LIKE A FILM STUDIO.
    107 10 BLAZING LIGHTS FROM EVERY ANGLE. REMARKABLE SCENES AT CONSPIRACY TRIAL. Reuter's Service. Moscow. Nov. 28. of T t i* )J fficial Tass Agency continues a report daii? eVidenCe oX the var 'ous defenat the conspiracy trial The Associated scene or esp nd^ nt at
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    DANGEROUS DRUGS FOR U. S.
    104 10 SECRET ORGANISATION DISCOVERED. Reuter's Service. {Reuters Service] Ouitva. Nov 28 The Commissioner of Customs at Shanghai has informed the Secreury General League of Nation, that .re late quant ties of dangerous drugs aboard the Ital an T£T The dr^s the sei™" supplld^vf£? T thP resUlt
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    PILSUDSKI RESIGNING.
    45 10 GOVT. LEADER HIS SUCCESSOR. Reuter's Service. I Reuters Service.] Warsaw, Nov. 29. M^C r Xi hl i PremierShlP Wlng 10 '"-health. M. Pilsudski has requested the President of he Republic to call on M. Slawek. leader o the Government bloc, as his successor
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    U. S. AND WORLD COURT.
    50 10 Reuter's Service. IReuter's Service Washington. Nov 29 Fiosuient Hoover has announced that a cm. tocol for America's adherence Z inc Inter" national Court of Justice at The Hague wIU r* suomated to the senate and ConS£ during the coming session. Mr. William Nuckles Doak has
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    ST. ANDREW'S DAY DINNER.
    610 10 LOCAL SCOTS ENTERTAIN 400 GUESTS. BAGPIPES AND HAGGIS AT EUROPE HOTEL. S-vcnty oeotchmen. many of whom wore traditional costume. ciU> rtanicG 400 guests at the Europe Hotel last night, when the annual dinner of the Singapore St Andrew's Society was held Everything possible was done to
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    OUSTRIC BANK INQUIRY.
    168 10 GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS TO GIVE EVIDENCE. ■•CONFIDENCE VOTE IN THE CHAMBER Reuter's Service. [Reuter't Service.] Paris. Nov. 28. M. Faicoz and Mr. Lauticr. Under-Sec retarfe* tor Public Works and fine Arts SS£» have resigned in older to have full freedom of action when they appear before the commission
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    JAPANESE EARTHQUAKE.
    63 10 FIRMS SUBSCRIBING TO RELIEF FUNDS. Reuter's Service. Renter's Service.) Tokyo. Nov. 28 >Mila —j 25» dead. 351 injured 2 353 ££Eiv 2*9 ***<»*. 5.654 hiS. S r K oyed nd *nd river bank. ««MM to the amount of twenty million yen Following the Emperors' example man* lar?* firm*
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    SINGAPORE BASE LEGENDS.
    1010 10 SILLY STORIES ABOUT THE JAPANESE. N. Z. ROTARIAN'S INQUIRY. Yesterday's tiffin meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore at Raffles Hotel was a purely members' affair, with no gucots. so that the attendance was smaller than usual. There was no formal address, the time available being devoted
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    Commercial News. LINGUI TIN, LTD.
    358 11 hA I I NSES LIT DOWN TO MINIMUM. meeting of the Lingui Im§ at noon at the i Aith Mr. T. P. etmix and others pre- WIHH J- A. Elias. c K> ib« n and Tan Luang Mom i Chan mm Oon doptloa of the
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    KUCHAI TIN, LTD.
    485 11 '«'WKRSION Of PREFERENCE °*WN UtY SHARES. ting of the Kuchai Id at 12.30 p.m. n Market Street. Presided and others N-sers. S. Q. Wong, ■m luan. E S. Manasseh. OMU Kia. for the secre- 0„ n and Co. the report and ''-airman said: liberal depreciation the to
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    RUBBER DUTY.
    39 11 It is notifi-d in the F.M.S.. Governmen ?SS fo h r at t H the price cf rubber < or EES of dv y for the period Nov. 28 to Dec 4 inclusive, is 14', cents per pound
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    EXODUS OF INDIANS FROM MALAYA.
    55 11 The Deputy Controller of Labour sends the following numbers of arrivals and departures to Madras Presidency for the month of October: Arrivals (Figures supplied by Travelling Inspectors) 36 adults; 4 minors; 1 infant Departures .Figures supplied by Steamer Agents) 22.692 adults; 6.101 minors The arrivals
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    MALACCA NEWS.
    60 11 'From Our Oum Correspondent.) Malacca, Nov. 27. Mr. A. Qilmour. District Officer. Jasin who was originally proceeding to Singapore on transfer, is now being transferred to Kelantan Mr. Dahoo has arrived from Singapore to relieve Mr. Gilmour. JS*'"S; of the Central Police Station has been transferred to Jasin
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    SPOTLIGHTS ON STAGE AND SCREEN
    1577 12 A We Kir RsV/ew Br C/tfagvJ: The Pavilion has been having something of a struggle to rega n Its old popularity, in the days ol silent Alms thii was quite a favourite centre and the house enjoyed a cons su nt patronage, since It ls
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      306 12 COMMON SENSE AND INDIGESTION. ffiSLTf teH you that alm all digestive trouble is due to excess stomach acid V.hich ferment food, generates painful gase* Si at lhc delicate stomach ss. Obviously, then, to get immediate relief you need only counteract the stomach acidity and »m o, PUrPOSC there nothin 8
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    MALACCA ROTARY CLUB.
    415 13 HISTORICAL LECTURE. (From Our Own Correspondent; Malacca, Nov. 26. cin^» We k Umn f M Rotary Club was held et the Masonic Hall on Tuesday mi, JtAJ W tton wlcomed the gue>ts. Hatfield, and Steed Mr L. Hazel, speaking of the Historical Society of Malacca, briefly outlined
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    SEREMBAN NOTES.
    263 13 SANITARY BOARD MEETING. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Nov. 26. A meeting of the Seremban Sanitary EL. J 1 5 P l Among other P ICUtI r, m Ml SS t-crnent. J.P., a memoer. audnascd to Uv H "f that the IMM rate, for 1931 be repealed, as
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    S.P.C.A. WORK IN SINGAPORE.
    229 13 The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Singapore) had a committee meeting In the V.M.C.A. Board Room on Nov. 17. A sub-committee reported that they had inspected the Lethal Chamber at work and they expressed themselves as satisfied that the method used is reasonably
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    POLICE PROGRESS IN JOHORE.
    673 14 MOTORS REPLACING FOOT PATROLS. The Johore State Police has formed a motor transport section Intended, primarily, for contact patrol work between police hut* and their parent- stations and secondly, to supercede existing wearisome and unproductive foot patrols on main roads, says the Malayan Police Magasine. The
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