Malaya Tribune, 8 December 1930

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune VIL- ■No. 289 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Monday. Dec. 8 1930. MALAYA TRIBUNE. SINGAPORE, MONDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1930.
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      275 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. «*OI BETTER Till BfcST. 111 s s^^ j -SHIP BRAND 5v I SUh ETENED CONDENSED MILK V This Milk is prepared from ITRE UNSKIMMED COW'S MILK, and in condensation Hft'*l 1i "I)Wi nothing but FINEST WHITE lf '^^^^k^^ SU6AB is added. Being pre- \ft -'Jv-f pared under
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      172 1 "FLORODOR" Washing //£a>~ Suitings. A /V/ fSbf £r For Tropical Wear. HIGH STREET, Singapore. I j Time Was I I when you could not buy E j Read's "Dog's Head" I I Light Lager, I which merely goes to show how much more fortunate I you are than your ancestors.
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    SPEED IN PROPER TIME AND PLACE.
    208 2 JUDGE ON MOTORIST'S RESPONSIBILITY. OXFORD I'NDER-GRADUATE DISCHARGED. London, Oct. 24. Speed at the proper time and place may be penectly innocent and harmless U is at the wrong tun* and placet!*?* chared Mr. Jusuce Wright, summing uu Ta case at the Old Bailey Oxford
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    GRIM TALE OF TRAGEDY.
    181 2 HATE STRONGER THAN LOVE. A terrible tragedy, involving the death nf •two men ,nd two women asVdirec "resul LI l eC nomiC diStrWB now in in to h re P° rt l Benoart. a SJt in Charshat. in the Rajshahi Dtstnct Moh ammedans. hved in •eparate
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    THOUSAND POUNDS IN MAN'S NOSE.
    136 2 PATIENT CARRIES IT FOR 38 MILES. A patient inadvertently carried on—in his nose—£l.ooo worth of radium irom the Radium Institute in Manchester. Mr. Edwards, an offlctal of the Dolgeily had btxn suffering from an affliction Uie Inautwe Undergoue tr *atment al After he had left
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    PEACEABLE CHARACTER OF MALAYA.
    226 2 THE DEFENCE PROBLEM. ■L£S SSS !etter writes 'Entre Trauhs whlT r h Uth referenCe lo so™ tan h apptared ln "Truth- a few weeks re^rd^V 1 WaS Stated that M alaya is regarded by those responsible for the defence of the country as immune from risk
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    116 2 The far-off days when Signer Mussolini was young man of twenty-five years of mS earning 2*, a month a.s aU ant Z an ltaSan" grocer and pork butcher in Lausanne. andwhe reValS advanced Socialist are In 1905 Muss °hni. who had SfnH expe t from canons in Switzer!S± "SfiS at
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      254 2 Whiteaways I THE BRIGHTEST TOY BAZAAR I IN SINGAPORE Presided over by 1 OLD FATHER X MAS HIMSELF, j the Tri-ang Cycle I TRI-ANG CYCLE. Constructed from the best quality materials 1 I l I I it b th, CHEAPEST child 8 cycle and is H M 1 ,up.r„ rto
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      112 2 DatupL of a Better £j ai/ xS|§|w Tb« Dawn of a Better Day! How many woman real d y Wh n toTel Se corner r fl M routd 1 Tears, she ha. the? seem to SET! fr m whlch becaa** -a vnai can brine permanent relief OC^ WOn,en s ih
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      222 2 Agents:— DU PI RE BROS. LTD 9Hn y -"> D e Souza St. BATH ROOMS^ Gleaming white or coloured tile, I that give a cool, clean and healthy appearance, together with wash basins and fixtures that make a bathroom ,11 that it should be, can be obtained from the Agents.
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    88 3 (Our reader» are invited to write to us on mbfects of public interest. It must be underwood that the -Malaya Tribune" ToeTZt necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double ipacing), and on one side of the paper only. Pen names
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    Council Reform.
    1520 3 (To the Editor, -Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —I am fed up with this "Anti" bout, J is there is nothing left to punch beyond the >hicds of its heyday glory. One cannot punch ht air! When is the next round coming off? don't mean our side—too many of them!
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    Unemployed Clerks.
    344 3 (To the Editor. "Malaya Tribune.*') Sir. —We should be very grateful Indeed for the kind work that the Clerical Unicn !s contemplating by way of Introducing the Clerical Unemployment Fund but tt is much to be regretted that the appeal for charity to the public is undcubtedly poorly
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    24 3 "Sympathiser" writes about the inquiry Into the recent 81x14apote traced}, and makes an Intcreatlni luffltttfcm. but tha matter la not one. for nev>DaucT corrtBODndriu»'
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      200 3 ASK FOR: BUTTERFLY GREEN PEAS' I Tht Best and Cheapest in the Marketl Grown in the sunny gardens of 3 FRAH® the Riviera! S Obfainoblc at the following I Sforcs; I »1 rHIN WAH HENO> H FONG NAM SANG. I y±lsr&s*m GUAN BEE. 8 /3lf HIGH STREET PROVISION STORE. nj
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      323 3 This f STANDS FOR S|_ QUALIT Y. j A Pleasing Drink J —also a Grand Tonic. f 0 Presh Orange Squash cuts down the increasingly jO common human hazard of "slipping," ment- Bj ally and physically. Drink it regularly, you will 8 a feel better, think faster, enjoy increased capacity,
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    COUNCIL REFORM.
    1279 4 More Malayan Newspaper Opinions. UNDOUBTED DESIRE FOR REFORM. The followinr editorial comments have aDDeared i„ in m» Struts S.tll.m.nti: "Straits Echo." "THERE IS A GENERAL DESIRE." The case for and against Council Reform can be summed up. says the "Straits Echo a few words, providing, of course, that
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      197 4 I The I I 1 always I I /2Hb\ pleases j j I W most hatefully accepted fi I P 'S) among presents. Any day you may 1 Representative: ROBERT BLAU (Mal a v a > v (Ma,Bya) H ngkon Chamber, Singapore. Phone 4711. H&? d v Colds ViPl Vapors
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    COMMERCIAL NEWS. COMPANY REPORTS.
    475 5 u ,ii; (iAJAH SUSTAINS LOSS. ral meeting of the Alor Ltd, will be held at the ik Chambers on Dec. 16, at r r»port for the year ended ->~ i!.rectors state: IP :\c year shows a loss of H be deducted from the 117.72 brought forward
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    148 5 LKWig \M) PEATS REPORT. «nth. Peat 'Singapore). Ltd., Them"' n>port dated x>ee 5 state: b ii nts of the market this week have a ira( of the last few weeks. I.e. nr. l(i .ving up with a reserve of sellers St llui L price is reache d.
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1362 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING, ISSUED BY FRASER CO. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, Dec. 8, 10 a.m. Issue Value. CLOBINO QUOTATIONS. I Buyers. Sellers. £10.0 Asam Kumbang Tin Dee 7\ A 0 5.0 Ayer Hltam Tin "JJ 10.0 Bangrin Tin J? 1J 0 $100 Batang Padang sun e 2J f*
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      60 5 II IC FOR DIABETES' inkier h "DIABETONIT ,H P*r bottle or $20 »0 per down. H-ttre'a "Special Hair Cream* MM 50 rents per bottle or 15 ci V doien. Sl e 55 «nts per bottle or 13 5« P«r dozen. DISPENSARY LTD w hole 8a i SINGAPORE. Drug*. Chemical ne
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      3 5 He knows a
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      179 5 Music Emporium, 44. SERANGOON ROAD. (TOP FLOOR) JUST UNPACKED LATEST TALKIES. His Master's Voice, Columbia and Odeon Records. Phone 2419 or call at LIM CHEE SENG. 56-3, Market Street, Singapore, for cheap Motor Car Tyres. Only a limited quantity to be cleared at HALF PRICE. 34, ORCHARD ROAD. SINGAPORE. Phone
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      131 6 I t I mk m HHI I I l D £q! I TO-NIGHT and NIGHTLY. I lOwingI Owing to tremendous success screening 1 extended for further Two Nights. f DON'T MISS I i''Parang a rQ on I I Parade M I WITH 25 FAMOUS STARS 1 I A RIOTOUS MUSICAL
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      199 6 Amusements. I 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15. I Extended for One more Night I You cannot afford to miss I this final opportunity of seeing UNIVERSALE— I SOPHISTICATED COMEDY DRAMA I II The Sparkling, Modern, intriguing: marriage I 11 problem play— A Lady j Surrenders I 5j with S I CONRAD NAGEL
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      143 6 i iNARLBOROUSh I REACH ROAD. 55 I OAS TO-NIGHT I PARAMOUNT presents CLIVE BROOK I In the Roe of tl* ffi c 01 U c famous Dei Return Of Sherlock Hobd J *BT„ CR CONAN Dovlk C -j_ WITH J BETTY LAWFORn I jj PRECEDED BY CARTOONS. j >"EXT CHANGE:
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    COMMERCIAL NEWS. FAILURE JUST AVERTED.
    98 7 Ill<, II HOPES OF SUGAR AGREEMENT. Reuter's Service. Amsterdam. Dec. 7. between representatives of the a Producers and the ChadMission temporarily broke MM when, after an exchange v it \»as announced that i complete breakdown, and i L aving for Brussels on irttMf letter, however,
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    LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    242 7 SHARE MARKET STEADY. Co report at 11 a.m. Xl BRKR. d unchanged. 1 cents <G>. up l t cent. Allenbys $I—SI.IO.1 —SI.10. Ayer |1 Ayer Panas $I—sl.lo1 —$1.10. x nts. Brogas 50—60 cents. —37 1 cents. Bukit Katils C iiK-bumhs $1.20 —$1.50. Con|l It, Glenealys $1.35 M cents.
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    COMPANY RESULTS BY CABLE.
    50 7 r rrmafeaml with the "S.FJ>.") London. Dec. 6. .unit, ussued to-day. shows a A dividend of 5 per cent > Ml wUI bo carried forward "poses no interim dividend, propose to pay an interim of [Th. share list and other com■wrcial news will be found on
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    216 7 NOTICE TO MARINERS. LIGHT BUOYS TEMPORARILY REPLACED 58 mlns E (approx, the Sh, X ng L° 3 SS ETC by a STiS Marking the Permas CUIT at Lat i 9 sS«= with red C 811 r <* bu °V Further noUce will be given when these llßhtbuoys are
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    117 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore. Dec. 8. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Rohna 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S). Katori Maru 18; Ranella 16; Trier 13; Pres. Garfield 11; Hiyeizan Maru 9. Kepong 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate S). Taccma Maru 30; Ipoh 39. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate
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    RAHMAN TIN'S INCREASED OUTPUT.
    126 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Dec. 7. At the annual meeting of Rahman Hydraulic Tin. Ltd.. it was announced that despite adverse conditions there had been an increase in the annual output by 1,514 pikuls over the preceding year. Substantial appropriations had been made towards reduction
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    FOUR MILLIONS SAVED IN 1929.
    1088 7 ANNUAL REPORT ON S. S. FINANCES. The Annual Report of the Auditor-General. SS., Mr. O. P. Jackson, on the Revenue an.l Expenditure of the Colony for the year 1929. was laid on the table at to-day s meeting of the Legislative Council. It shows that
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    CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR MAILS.
    100 7 c JS* of the Christina, and New Year Mails subject to alteration are as follows.For Europe. New Year: Letters Dec 12» i2i^^ UBt 7 U fJ NeW Year: "fen Dec 9a and W. Parcels Dec. 91. '^.^V 8 requirtn «Pecl»J »ir mail fee Karachi—London". J
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    LOWER STEEL OUTPUT DECIDED UPON.
    60 7 Reuter's Service. Paris. Dec. 7. A meeting cf the managing committee of the International Steel Cartel has resolved to continue the present regime until June 30. 1831 it «as resolved to reduce the output by from 25 to 30 per cent, during the first ouarter
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    TROUBLE ABOARD YACHT.
    223 7 OWNER MASTER ATTACKED BY CREW. In the Singapore Harbour on Friday mutiny almost broke out on board the 'Shenandoah III." the splendid auxiliary owned by the American millionaire. Mr. Gibson Farnestoek, when two Chinese members of the crew assaulted the owner and the master, Capt A. M.
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      66 7 To-day: Complete Change of Programmed I I ANN HARDING Hi "Holiday" H A Pathe suoer-production which has been mm acclaimed by the critics as one of the pH t n best pictures made in 1930. I BUM ALSO STARRING M Mary Astor and Robert Ames." Wm V{ No civilised to
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      590 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS, TO LET—Business premises. 31, Phillip Street. Apply 5-2, Malacca Street. WANTED—At once. A Chinese Book-keeper with thorough knowledge of L llsh and Chinese Accounts. Apply Box No, 284, c/o Malaya Tribune. WANTED—Paying guests. Private family tCeylonese). Quiet place, within easy reach of Town. Moderate charges. Apply Box No
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    COUNCIL REFORM.
    725 8 The general committee of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Ration are to hold a criticaYmeet'ing to-morrow. Th *>" "aye to cons 1* «ha, pohcy sh a be recommended Co,' > p? berS 3n tho of Council Reform. We do no. imagine J» one moment that they can a M,
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    150 8 Dame Clars Butt and her husband, Mr. Ketunerley Romford len Penang for Caleutta by the "Takllwa." SSS ILSSSZ S2 Lumpur, will be returning to SEE Mer£jam to assume the headmastership of uTmSx S<hool from next year. 8 Mr. T«n Ah Tah. B.A LLB ir.....*. The Wild Ufe Commission, of which
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    SIR OSWALD MOSLEY'S MANIFESTO.
    401 8 PROVISION FOR FIVE NEW MINISTERS. British Official Wireless. Reuter's Service. Rugby, Dec. 6. The 'Dally Herald" says that Sir Oswald Mosley and a number of other La bour membe k n which the signatories suggest the up of a commodity board, representative 3I? producers and users
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    EUROPEAN FOUND SHOT.
    117 8 KUALA LUMPUR TRAGEDY. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Dec 8 and r^T" 1 Mr S Hodson of G "thrie arid Co was found shot through the head a' He arrived at Kuala Lumpur a week aco 23 5- where he had acted as manager dunng Mr.
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    "THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD."
    106 8 ANOTHER VERY SUCCESSFUL PERFORMANCE. The Yeomen of ;hc Guard.'- present d mm 2™f Com ttce at the VicUria Theatre en SLSrVt Wllh Splend Option Among the large attendance there were man" the opening >tt lion the cxce »ence cf the produc«l\k OU w be diScu
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    114 8 We have received the extremely untitled l„, »i»o na« v Blrch cnief of «vf-M CVt>rnmc nt of Johore Ls one proved to be an ap, p£ s f^rveVrr piiot Mr displayed the ccmmtnsen* yOUtn and the steady pilot r a reliable and coming a pact °M< CCn ßirch With be
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    9 8 CORRESPONDENCE, on pa,- TOPICS OP TO-DAY. V3t
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    655 8 "LOOKER-ON- Che shade, o y f SLT^C^ A Honourable [eeling a little things that have ien f r a^h7 h -Letters to the Edit Said ab^t A m And perhaps they ma w f that after all the* h Cl inchl *d to Uttle more "pet! fn
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    13 8 From China and Japan by "S due at Singapore on Wfldni
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    36 8 LATEST QUOTATIONS. RUBBER. L- ndcn:—4"\d. York:—9 cents (G>. Sir.japcrt:—14%-15 cents. TIN. Lcndcn:—Spot £113 Os. Od. (un 3 montlis, buyers £114 5s. Od. lunchanf*" sellers £114 7s. 6d. (unehan Slrigapore:— 4- (150 tons sold'
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      113 8 I I ILVNDKERCHIETS FOR LADIES I s a,ha m,ns 0 L D i :\ii d s LISSUE A Tootal Product. Price $5.50 dozen. I ROBINSONS I g HawmM in (n e s(roi settlement) > H S SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR o Ba^«'"- f I ~SSJ RECORDS. 1 "HIGH SOCIETY BLUES"
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      75 8 I BRILLIANT AND j I GEM SET I I JEWELLERY f I In Latest Designs-Platinum g or W/Gold Setting. PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION. I I 30 Years' Experience. fu.S.De Silva A Bros j I 61, High Street. I 'Phone 4540. I.h D CHR,ST »«AS GIFTS. g Lady* Bathing Shoes. Slses
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    Johore State Sued For $70,000. DEADLY WREATH OF FOG.
    234 9 PEASANTS CATTLE DYING. COTTAGE DOORS CLOSED AND SEALED. COMMISSION OF INQUIRY IN BELGIUM. Reuter's Service. Brussels, Dec. 6. ptopk have died in the villages Valley. The authorities of Lieg ..!...ms afleeted by the pheno- pafeHMd atmospnere. but the yinf victim yield
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    OFFER ACCEPTED AND REJECTED.
    107 9 FORMATION OF FRENCH CABINET DELAYED. Reuter's Service. Paris. Dec. 7. PMMI to form a Cabinet Mid declined for health reed to help M. Barthou n eh d the authorivy of a Cbamber since the elections of and there is a wider conR» publican group in the
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    TARIFFS ACT TO LAPSE.
    115 9 ,N >KUNATIONAL AGREEMENT OF PRODUCERS? British Official Wireless.] Rugby, Dec. 5. "f Commons last night endorsed. >' of 30. the Government's decision I urifTs Act to lapse on Jan. 14 term of ten years for which it ends The voting was on an ;n.»vco by Sir
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    88 9 ISHMKNT OF AIRSHIP XS K RECOMMENDED. Reuter's Service. Washington, Dec. 7. lal r, ),)r t of the Secretary to the UT nds the modernisation of the N,w Mexico, Mississippi and lishment of an airship base on coast and the conservation of the :ind shale reserves. The
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    CHINESE LAUNCH CAPSIZES.
    87 9 MORE THAN 300 PEOPLE DROWNED. CRAFT SINKS ON WAY TO CHANGSHA. Reuter's Service. Shanghai, Dec. 7. t0 Chinese reports, which are not confirmed in foreign sources, more than 300 W men and children were drowned on y 4r n g When the Chlnesc Passenger nvfr k Sientau
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    STUDENTS CONTINUING TO STRIKE.
    459 9 ["Sin Kuo Min Press" Service.] Hong Kong, Dec. 5. The students of the Chung Shan University declared yesterday that they would continue to strike. Representatives have been sent to Nanking to interview Mr. Koo Ying Pan. who n w in Canton. Mr. Chu Ka Wa, former
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    GERMAN CABINETS VICTORY.
    183 9 EMERGENCY DECREES PASSED. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Atia.] Berlin, Dec. 7. The Bruening Cabinet's striking victory on Saturday in the Reichstag, when a vote of "no confidence" was rejected by a majority of 35 arifl the emergency decrees were tacitly confirmed by a majority of 38 forms the subject
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    SOVIET FORMING "LIGHT CAVALRY."
    82 9 Reuter's Service. Riga. Dec. 6. The Central Committee of the Communist Party has ordered the formation of a special force of "light cavalry." composed of young Communists, to round up for trial delinquent employees of the Turkestan-Siberian Railway, who are alleged to be participating in a
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    PRISONER'S WIDOW SUES STATE.
    157 9 ALLEGED SEIZURE OF PROPERTY. SENSATIONAL ACTION IN JOHORE. An important action was started in the Supreme Court of Johore to-day, before Mr. Justice Thorne. in which the State is being sued for $70,000. the value of property alleged to have been obtained by undue influence from
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    "ALL QUIET" RESENTED BY GERMANS.
    154 9 RIOT IN FRONT OF CINEMA. Reuter's Service. Berlin Dec 8 Numerous collisions between political opponents, in which numbers of policemen and civilians were wounded, have occurred in Berlin and other towns. Twelve civilians were injured and 20 arrested when the Police used truncheons to disperse
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    MISS SPOONER RECEIVING EVERY CARE.
    124 9 ENTERTAINED BY MAYOR OF BELMONTE. British Official Wireless. Rugby. Dec 7. Th 8 Italian Air Minister In a telegram to Lord Amulree (Secretary for Aln giving the details of the accident near Belmonte. to the aircraft in which Miss Spooner and Flying Officer Edwards were
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    GOLD RESERVES.
    96 9 HOPES OF BRITISH AMERICAN AGREEMENT. Reuter's Service. London. Dec. 7. The possibility of an Anglo-American agreement with regard to the use of gold reserves, was mentioned by Mr. William Graham in a speech at Middlesborough il said that he fervently hoped that the American and British flnanc'al authorities
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    BAD END TO DRIVING LESSON.
    79 9 INQUEST JURY'S VERDICT. I From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Dec. 7. At an inquest on Saturday hVo the death of a Tamil named Kuppusamy the Jury brought in a verdict of death as a result of injuries received by being run over by a car
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    COAL AGREEMENT EXPECTED.
    45 9 Reuter's Service. Rugby. Dec. 6. It a taken for granted thai at to-day Olasfow conference of the Joint Conciliation board, reprvaentntlve of the owners aaa miners agreement will be reached under which work will oe resumed in the Scottish coalfields on Monday
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    TO-DAY'S COUNCIL SESSION.
    40 9 PENANG'S COMPLAINT ON EDUCATION. MOTION ON FRESH BEEF WITHDRAWN. FORMAL ADOPTION OF THE BUDGET. A meeting of the Legislative Council was Hf 25 T™ in the Council Chambers. ment Mr the Government. Mr. John Scott. C.M.G.. presided
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    QUESTION TIME.
    1020 9 ENGLISH SCHOOLS IN PENANG. Mr. Urn Cheng Ean asked: (1) Will Government be pleased to rive comparative figures showing.-, a) the number oi applications for admission to the 22?52 Eltme lUr y English School (formcrl> Hillvlew School and now Wellesley Prl--1928. 1*29 and 1930. <b> the number of
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      133 9 si a t, "ITALIT" ftg. 7>arf« AfarA X The GOLD MEDAL CORRUGATED ASBESTOS ROOFING MATERIAL g Pitch 6 in. S SOLE AGENTS: X (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) I c I To those who have always said I I they could not afford a f rHis Master's Voice"! I GRAMOPHONE
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    Sports & Pastimes. BUD WALLEY'S BIG WIN.
    336 10 Sports Pastimes. BUD WALLEY'S BIG WIN. A STEP NEARER THE TITLE. ALBA WINS: MAURO LICKED. BOXING. Bud Walley < Singapore) scored another D-ational win. m six rounds, at the Broadway Arena. Brooklyn. U.S.A.. ovei Danny London on ext. 21. Accoidmg to Mr. Nai Kirn Lin. Ml manager. Bud won all
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    BOY WALLEY AFTER Y. C. SONG.
    113 10 Will Fight For Featherweight Title. Boy Walley called at the "Malayr Tribune" office on Saturday and asked us to sate that hi challenges Y. C. Song for the Malayan featherweight title. Boy stated that his long and muchneeded rest has made him very fit.
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    Promising Entries.
    190 10 PRELIMINARIES START TO-DAY Khm h r Singaporo Ama euv Boxing Champion-t-nip t urnamtnt promises well this year th»re beino i Kur number of entri<?s Tho prelimi bt f °u§ht at the Memorial Hall this evening and to-morrow at 6 o'clock The draw resulted as follows: Tee v Hus
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    AMERICAN GRAND NATIONAL.
    101 10 Project To Revive Fox Hunting In U. S. THE TURF. Reuter's Service. Galatin. Texas, Dec 6 The Grasslands International was won by Alligator, owned by Mrs M X Stevenson of New i'ork v X Mrs w pq» 1 ally Yarn owned by Inn teWart of Unionville. was
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    Penang Hold Selangor.
    66 10 HOCKEY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Dec 6 The Selangor-Penang match 'o-day ended in a goal-less draw, it was a. f» 5 outstanding players m «2S game> tne beta. Aste B errand" ScarleU^ Considering that Selanaor at p. n m the home team 8-1 reSlv KS?
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    HOME LEAGUES.
    294 10 Saturday's Results. NOTTS COUNTY HELD AT HOME ASSN. FOOTBALL. Reuter's Service. London. Dec. 6. To-days English and Scottish League matches resulted as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE DIV. L Arsenal 1. Grimsby T. 0. When abandoned 15 minutes after the interval) Birmingham 2. Hudderfield 0 Blackburn 4. Manchester U 1
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    SNAPS OF THE PLAY.
    180 10 Champions Too Good For Portsmouth. 'By arrangement with the ■SFJ*.") London. Dec. 6 Although the weather to-day was fine in on rt th?h thp cou ir many of thti MM on the heavy side. At Highbury. VB« Arsenal had Grimsby as visitors, there f <* a
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    MALAYA CUP.
    393 10 Negri Se nihil an Trounce Johore. RUGBY FOOTBALL. (From Our Own Correspondent Beremban. Dec 6. Before a fa r gathering to-day on the Station Padang heie Negri Sembilan played their last Malaya Cup nxture when they ovranelmtl Jchcre by 32 pclnU (4 gcals and 4 tries, to 5
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    Perak Beat Selangor.
    205 10 fFrom Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Dec. 7. oJii 0 ala UP advanced another stage in the ncrth by Perak defeatinSelangor at Ipoh on Saturday by two txl s <6 pts > to nil in ideal weather A large crowd witnessed an unexpectedly kvrel contest, despite Selangor w
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    S.C.C. 1st XV Beat The Rest.
    441 10 TEAM FOR SATURDAY'S BIG ENCOUNTER. Cup trial match a, thth» Club flrst XV „nd the R,, proved to I* one-sided. the dub side a!nSn« pfs., flVC trles and a 8081 ,28 The l^ ms llned out the Mhin* hi at the lmerVal Chan \Iinm
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    Welch H. Q. Wing Beat P.S.R.F.C. "A."
    83 10 Welch H Q Wing beat PSR F C "A" by a goal and a try «8 pts to nil at the Thomson Road ground on Saturday Both packs were weak and handling among the backs was extraordinarily poor. In the second half the
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    Principal Home Matches.
    77 10 (By arrangement with the "S.FJ>. n t London. Dec. 7. The International trial match at Waterloo depleted the leading clubs In Saturdays mutches. Results m some ol the principal games *ere: London Scottish i 2. A;my o. Harlequins 13. Leicester 11 Glasgow 9. Edinburgh 6. Blat sheath
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    Y.M.C.A. Carnival.
    230 10 A RECORD LOWERED. SWIMMING. The results of the finals in the YM C A Swimming carnival, held on Saturday, w-ere Back Stroke. 80 Yards: (Senior) Teo Slew Sun 1. Tan Lai Chat 2. 56 sees.. .Junior A. Lim Yap Puan 1. Urn Thye Hock 2. 60 4-5 sees
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    S.G.C. Competitions.
    116 10 GOLF. rrmnL IxiTe Golf Club December Medal competition was played on Saturday and y esterJJut T n m Vs and reSUlted in a win for Br °dle in "A division (84-10-74) d '<** W rte Meester in "B" d.vis on taken out!' AUogether nm«y-two cards were Lieu lhe
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    PATHE'S BIG HIT AT PAVILION.
    82 10 ONE OF THE BEST OF THE YEAR. If a real story with flrsl-cbss acting v the Pathe talkie. -HohdaJ „ow Jhowtng at the Pavilion, should be seen and heard Here Ann Harding gives a re^kably frankness and restraint Robert A^J 11 6 rl nl at
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    FALSE FIRE ALARM.
    97 10 OFFENDER SMARTLY PUNISHED. A Chinese named Ong Mong Leng was nro duced before the Second MagUtrat O E Clayton) on Saturday on a charge of wiiJulK giving a false alarm of fire. w»full> Mr Shaw, representing the Fire Rri«H WM that at about 3 TSSt mwSS, moSSl
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    31 10 Members of the Stratta Chinese Amateur Dramatte and Musical Society are reminded of the music practice at the residence of mr. Wee Kim sens. 52-2 Kerbau Road, to-morrow. "l». Ylni 52-2
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    COST OF FRESH BEEF.
    433 10 MOTION ON CATTLE IMPORTS. Inche Eunos moved: L That a Commission be appointed to enquire and report on the facilities existing for the importation to the Settlement of Singapore cf live cattle intended to be used for food for the quarantining md the slaughter of th*
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    GOVERMENT'S REPLY.
    647 10 MOTION WITHDRAWN ON CONDITIONS. menu°te "the "~wat Pulau Saleon Vl the abattoirs dilapidated it had fashi oned and '»e provision of that t'ne station was th* sa lsf actory quaranment and the provision °of thC vernabattoirs the dutv of >» up-to-date the middle of 2 Mtmtelpaity. In pointed,
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    BUDGET FINALLY PASSED.
    52 10 A formal motion adopting the reports of the Finance Committee on the Budget was passed and later the Budget already debated and settled on a financial resolution last HI was passed in the form of a Supply Bill for 1931, which passed through all its stages at
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    ADJOURNMENT SPEECHES.
    456 10 COMMENT ON EDUCATION RhPLIEv On the motion for adjournment Mr Ud Cheng Ean said that he was much obliged to Government, especially the Director of Education, for the replies to his questions. Those replies were, to say the least, most illumina'ing and they pointed to one conclusion, that
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    251 12 CHAIRMAN'S ANNUAL SURVEY. After providing for interest and sinkin» t. tn contributions in the sum of $2 tm i crediting 1326.489 87 interest ments. the Income and exnendit..«T. shows a surplus of mAZIMm J^" "g a surplus of $873.434.54 last year O W A Trimmer, in his
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    153 12 The activities of thLs Committee «r» i~ conftud to the FecermteTaUuT Suw addition to the Local Comm.Z TTS, 5 Seremban thrw r ln ipoh and •nd one m £d£ STSLaS have their headqVrter??n 22 and MaUcca.whi* sunset quarters for the Kedah Residents in Johore can apply cTther
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST.
    60 12 league Of Nations Bulletin. •exanthematlcue 1 of typhus BjMihdad: j piague ca*es and l death CocLhi 5 smallpox cases. £aS? smallpox. J™** 8 «mahpox cases. i smallpox case. smallpox of cholera or 1 1 ca Bai«on-Cholon: cholera case; amallpox A 22. there were 4 c— wlthTdeSa
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    AMATEUR WIRELESS SOCIETY.
    68 12 h.lTj' Ur Socl«T Of Malaya hawng Im properly lonned subscription i c 1*25 L "oncrieff non MM outage Singapore'ls"™.^^^^in advance, will be 12 u,e >*an> per menauT 2 tt^A 1 to June 30 1931 Period Jan Jun* *<.... «"«..iciai >ear will end on waived" In short, all
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    DOMINION NEED OF SINGAPORE.
    543 14 BASE OF SAFETY IN THE PACIFIC. SPEECHES AT NAVY LEAGI'E DINNER. London. (By Mail). Prince Ocrrge was the principal guest at the recent annual Trafalgar Day dinner of Oft* both Major-Qen Sir Oranvlie Ryrte High S£nS A t^ Ua Blr Thonis Wllford. High Commissioner for New
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