Malaya Tribune, 24 December 1930

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. \VII, No. 003 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Wednesday. Dec. 24.1930. MALAYA TRIBUNE. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY n^„nn "rc-uiMbMJAY, DECEMBER 24, 1930.
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      192 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. 01 HKTTER BEST, ~z I SHIP" BRAND I SUI TENED CONDENSED MILK I This Milk is prepared from Li* *Lm ™*E UNSKIMMED COW S 1 :m(l condensation ...Vi .Vf 5 \V r *Vs lh '"8 but FINEST WHITE 1™ "AX is added. Being pre- V' -4ffp"'- •fcST'"'
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      145 1 1 i "FLORODOR" Washing Suitings. /W /V/ jy For Tropical Wear. HIGH STREET, jy J/ Singapore. j QUOITE! 1 Z ?How paradoxical, that whilst Bead's "Dog's I I Head la er stands far above Hoi Polloi, I to offer it to a thirsty guest should constitute the very Hoighest of
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    Boys' Corner.
    526 2  -  Contributed Mainly By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. BOYS AND TEACHERS. A Plea For Closer Friendship. t By I. "I.M. Cracy." It is a great pleasure to me to see that my comrades have responded so gallantly to the appeal of E. R. Liang. Big Boy" and various others to
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    Physical Culture.
    338 2 untiring 85 cf°the 10 the ready to extend every 15 al «ays his charge, and r any those in "surprise results" are al^'"" 1 <■« "stars' of the class <*currJng. The but they are themselves dar *ened. the many lectures on "Th* conslderln Presumption" by the Consequences ot
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    HELD OVER.
    51 2 Though we have eiv» n -ee k columns whlchspacecann^J;" 1 /7 articles for Uaowledge Test L*J55**J" another Coat Job." by V Teo 5»;r 0rmer Whi Language Problem hv tJ? hen Ke "The P K. 8.. and "An OlS*Boy t^J?* 0 T »n next week'. "Corner Th 8e wm
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    NOVEL READING.
    334 2 It a Waste Of Time? (By ••Monteroy "j Since the generous "captain" nt »w "Malaya Tribune has auuLC Hon. to these column. J that some comolv «nth' hi. At unly r•» Corner.* since It affords us a sood m widening our range of knowledge. Wh* not w ke°
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    Away With Shakespeare!
    153 2 (By "Up-Country.'" j I have been a constant reader of your valuable paper now for many year, I have been glad to see the Improvements mad»- yearly And the year *930 *e. the mott le *St tap:ov™, nu >lso durl^ >ear very aell earned the title "The
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    A Knowledge Test.
    171 2 (By "Fifth-former "f Below Is a list of statements In history < flm of them are right while others are wron7' S5 a pencil and put a pass or a cross cp^;te indicating It to b* right the case may be. Then turn to the S another
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      227 2 Smiling White Teeth TO HAVE sound, white, sparkling teeth that smile when you open your mouth use Kolynos. You will see the difference in three days. Kolynos cleans teeth and gums as they should be cleaned. Its pleasant tasting, antiseptic foam gets into every crevice between the teeth and removes
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      76 2 DEUCIOUS-COOL AND TEMPTINr ws 1 Corned Beef with Stated Tom* cup mayonnaise invert to drain EST? lthj Sh^ ttW j Smokers GULL BAHAR HAIR OIL. C "X mil U 2 once fra «n-ant nd f OOl 1 the eye* l£a§3 Will, n It improves SENS Pf X strengthens hair J
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      61 2 I IMp EHIAL RECORDS. I I SONG. S Turn On Tbe Heat talkie. S H I Had t.iw n. SINNV SIDE lP J. 5 Talking Plc,ur Of You I m A Drean >" (Aren tWe AIP) I a", Like b n M 4 Brk M F r ,0U SOCIETY BLUES"
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    A PAGE WANTED!
    285 3  -  Great Success Of The "Corner." (By "A Big Boy." last a PPeared in the Boys' Corner th?ee We lwrnt th 1 we columns to be printed on the Ursday obviously shows that responded very well, and they I am Was ex P ected of them I am
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    OR TWICE A WEEK?
    211 3 (By "Fifth-former."i As the -Boys' Corner" is such a success why f Ur Columns or better still. dav< WPek n Monda > s and Thur»111 two °r thr columns on each occalasT h w^k WaS i am spa for several contributions jast week. I am. and
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    A Merry 'Christmas!
    284 3 By -a Small Boy") fCr a MerTy chr *tmas to readers "J**; and especially "Mr Editor, whose painstaking patience n Perusing the dirty and •iw of a school-boy should win warm Christmas is at hand Every one-young and old-is busily engaged in preparation for the dee m
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    An Exam. Complaint.
    126 3 'By •Dttguttea.") to the Cambridge Examination, a ooy te allowed to take ud an* nibject he wishes, provided that heWes the a cc.tar. teacher, in order to please himself gives another test after that and if any boy falls In that subject, he Is barred from taking
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    "KNOWLEDGE TEST" ANSWERS
    32 3 L Wrong. 2. Right l] v Wrong 5 Uiong. 6. Right. 7. Wrong! 3. Rigiu 9 Wrong Right 15 Wrong 16. Right. 17 Wrong 18 Right IB Wrong 30.
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    LEISURE TIME.
    132 3 Use It Wisely-Don't Waste It! (By "Huan,") a^ er f rS Thu U a fall^L, 10 d anythln they like, beheve f notlor bul many are led to it and consequently go astray cT, ?5 U to your to m sane cases necesaary as holiday. lThla»rtl!s r your
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    Curious Queries.
    246 3 By Boys for Boys > t~her th. follow. bZr! tS.21 boys own work They have ,d >OUr Accord,,*» they h.* oT^ n hope you will no. disappoint them. A boy of Standard n want* to know:— shapeT^h 0 the WOrld an d its i- Why men can t
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    Smoking In Buses.
    329 3  -  'By "L. Edwin." When father writes to the press, he writes on worldly things. As the Editor is kind enough to spare some of his precious columns 0 us boys. I shall tilt my hat when my letter is published, not on so big a subject but
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      154 3 Here is your REMEDY l H. AI 'V! ,e dt> ,n e re,nedy f r Uhci »™tism discovered celebrated I rench Chemist. J L. Chatelain. it. ~«P«»tK>n whuh cnt.rely dissolves unc uad. t*«ov«. the cause of all rheumatic troubles. ,oim a granular effervescent salt, and acts m V M U
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      424 3 I C Has Occurred I I «M uto You? I 1 J hat f r SOme months there has 1 3 great demand for Orange X V drinks. [jj That Fraser and Neave satisfy that 7/////// demand on the honest trading lines S //j/ If j which over a P
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    ARE YOU TAKING LIBERTIES WITH NATURE?
    160 4 l.tiild Up Robust Strength This Way. We re all Inclined to go on merrily, enjoying life to the full, with never a care for the way in which we are continually sapping our vitality. But the time always comes when Nature rebels. Lassitude, a
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    MAN WITH WORLD'S BEST MEMORY.
    75 4 C AN REPEAT BACK 400 DIFFERENT NAMES. I Sofia (By Mali) A man cltlming to hav* »h- i >n the world ha, 7LZ£?£J* at the University of Und «*o»n* teata H»ll¥ fla Under Profeaaor Karadimitroff, the man concern some phenomenal efforta of lessor read to
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    PENANG MOTOR FATALITY.
    204 4 BUMKAN LADY COMMITTED fOR TRIAL. trat rgjjTL?»»"» Ponce MaglsfartlMr wZI? in recording the case in 5 nunn Hoad, and Mr v£ li J le Mason 3. MnataS and Co f Messrs the death of a T»m n Jllfd for musing doing a rash or 5 to cuip.
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      116 4 Why Doctors reionntnd BIOCITIN? mTSS U DUtnent contains m» mm constituent* of the york represent, a rather fSSSS On account of Its good aa*a meals order an? SJgJ*' «oco factor M a mighty psychic V rgaocy treatment w* h IC ftc C 5 Try this delicious not-weather Drink how d
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      136 4 I I I I so,P I I ifli W«ce add. dUtincUon and I A j I UtC Ta. "unmoral "47//- on tKc I BIUC anJ GolJ Label tneir II W% TLroujo Quality tie World, Elect I f S^ S>i k V m H Ea»J'CoI w WEaud. Colore I w,in dc
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      25 4 I MAKE I llow Brand" Coffee) Ijljj3fij your Christmas and Afeu> Year S Drink. I Obtainable from ajE^i and m j 1116 As!a -S^sass 1
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    MALACCA NEWS. S. S. A. MEETING.
    639 5 (From Our Own Corresvondent.) Malacca. Dec 20 A crrnmlttce meeting cf the 88. M > A at *iuch matters cf lni p,rt were raised and imt i». Mr. P. M. Edmonds was in the chair m BtUbbft< Messri M »n« »nd W Yu^Tf VrfTSFZ*'
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    LOCAL PUBLICATIONS.
    66 5 ARCHITECTS "JOURNAL." The December Numbci of the Journal 0 f the Singapore Society of Atchitecis IncotporaST »2 f artkl <* lllastrat:ons whSh will be read by all engaged Ir. the trade ith lively interest. Builders, present and pro! Pective. can learn a lot from the journal Smh Bin
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    25 5 The rate of issue of Money Ordera for india •nd Ceylon to-day U Ra 104 for 100 In» and Ceylon t» Ra tog for 0100
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      545 5 I PIANO I Tuning and Repairing 1 BY EXPERTS g I AT VERY LOW CHARGES. f I Some very good second hand Pianos are offered at I Reasonable Prices. I WRITE OR CALL AT Q I NANG HENG &Co 1 103-105. EELEGIE BOAD. SINGAPORE. I HairCorrect-^wWHea% I A lot of
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      202 5 LEPROSY DIABETES. CONSUMPTION, PUES, c* p r »lysis, Uucorrhoea, rde r s and numerous ctner Chronic diseases are cured Physician of »"*it o*ni» THE HIMALAYAN PHARMACY We """P*" AND CONSULTATION ROOMS I,J 8«™«WtO« n Road. Singapore THE LATEST TALKIES RECORDS. W-INCH DOUBLE SIDED. 221.204 A Morning-! Love MIIM r. I
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      63 5 I Christmas Qf ferings. I I TURKEYS, WILD DUCKS, DUCKLINGS f I and PARTRIDGES. I I SUGAR-CANE HAM. I FRESH SALMON and LEMON SOLES. I oj c I Finest PLUM PUDDINGS jj I and a host of other, good things. i REFRIGERATING Co LTDs 3 Orchard Road, Selegie Road and
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      348 6 jifflysements. II I I*l I kwm l°-a The Mana etm j„t Wish Their Many Patrons a I MERRY CHRISTMAS! I TO-NIGHT \~9.15 Spend Xmas Eve at the Capitol Dancing in the CAFE after the SHOW I THE TWoIBLACK CROWS I MOHAN and MACK I "ANYBODY'S WAR" I I «M fU
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      198 6 I tT Management of the Alhambra j I S ineatre desires to extend to its S S m/mero«* pafroN* tfte Season* S /i"?* a rf good wishes S S ror their good fortune and pros- 8 Pg»fy fc, f e /y gu Fear j I I 6.15 To-night 9.15 I
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      139 6 [«.15 TO-NIGHT T?J POSITIVELY THE I AST n,* 15 NORMA SHEARER "The Divorcee" I TO MORROW I «w Ramon Novarro" in f_______ l,l^asMMadricl j I Comma "KING OfT4ZZ^ I NO SHOW To-night I I fofJ!£ Patrons Satisfaction in thfi I btaw of Sight and sound 8 I NOW INSTALS t
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    Commercial News. STRAITS TRADING CO., LTD.
    706 7 THE H.AIRMAN'S SPEECH. D| is -o full report of Mr. w. J pMCfe at the ordinary general Straits Trading Co.. Ltd., briefly rday The chairman said: The .c ounts for the half year ended having been in your hands for (1 period. I shall,
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    INTERFERENCE WITH PRICES.
    26 7 COOLIDGE ATTACKS HOOVERS POLICY. Reuter's Service. IReuters Service.} New York. Dec. 23. with price commit treasury s interference F ltc eorrmiodities as likeiv
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    RUBBER STATISTICS.
    138 7 figures of are^ g f preliminary on whioi n eStates of 100 or over 30 h h t 2 Ppin was d one in November 1930. has been sent to us by the ReeLtrTr General of Statistics: RegistrarTo u Usual Territory Crop. Acres Tons. Pera k 9 ORa
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    59 7 12 O'CLOCK NOON. DEC 24. m Buyer* Seilara R.S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot 131, 131.. Standard R.S.S. on Tender. January 131^ February 14 14 4 January March 14 1 41 April/June 15 Tone of Market:—Steady, quiet. Latest Cable:—London Spot Sheet 4 1 d. per
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    28 7 Further November rubber crop returns reported to us are: Ampat 1 Sumatra) 67 744 lb Kawaloe 202.844 lb.. Sungel Buya <3umatra) 14.600 lb., and Sumatra cautchouc 202.844 lb
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    10 7 Temengor Tin Mining Cos output for November was 175 pikuls.
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    THE SHARE MARKET. LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    157 7 T™feu J ft, Sad 22 M yCBU rd *y «orntng. but £w r k Vn 5 thC The Rutte £1 Pri C X S2 dOWn C<nt ld and i r JLTL.?™** Unch n London ana cent better New York The lorai market Is
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    ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT.
    241 7 Dec 24. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London —4» 4 d unchanged New cento (Oi. up 4 cent Mru'l' on" AUenbyS Aver 1.05. Bassetto 60-85 cento. Brogas 50-55 SL JSS, Jelou>ngs 30 35 »-2 y 40 45 ce nte. Colinsburghs $1.10-11.30 Connemaras 95 cento-$i 05. Glenealys $1.25 tin!
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    HOME TRADE CABLE.
    113 7 LATEST TIN PRICE. 'By arrangement with the "SFJ* London. IXt. 23 mmi%ST! 25 morn,ng al 1111 mm c.ianged The market is s;eady The share market is steady and idle COMPANY AMALGAMATION. hay^ rt tlLS C>nSOl,dated and BerUm nf n It has been oecidtd to curtail tapping in
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    PRODUCE.
    155 7 SINGAPORE. DEC 24 Rice. Siam A-l per Koymn $303 Mm, mm* $242 25 2 «15 Rce. Sam 3 J199 Rtee. Siam 4 $182 Rce. New $2U Rtee. New 2 $197 Rice. New 1 $194 Rice. Saigon A-l $20 3 Rice. Saigon i Rice. Saigon 2 $182 Rice. Saigon 3
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    327 7 (By courtesy of H and S. Bank.) SINGAPORE. DEC 24 •ettog.—London 4 months' sight 2s. S 7 *d London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 27 32d London •0 days' sight 2s. 3 25 32d. London 30 days' sight 2s. 3\d.. London demand 2s 3 23/32 d.. London T.T.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    76 7 with the usual salute. received ARRIVALS. G E 954 ft Capt Nicaio4 from Van Heutsr.. Dut. 2.749 tons. Capt Groothoff 464 tonjs Capt. Stoker from —!Pyg»» 23 -12: for Malacca. 24-12 Ananf V I f f n B C&pt Crichto renang. 23-12; for Penang 25-12 •Tmombo." Dut. 525
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    122 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore. Dec. 24. East Whart (Entrance Gate 11. H.M.S. Petersfield East Basin; HMS Kent 22: Rajula 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Kalyan 18; Bulan 16; C. M. Mailhol 13 Pres. Polk 11; Perak 9; Helenas 7 Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Madras Maru
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      44 7 IHE FUNNIEST SCREEN M GLENN TRYON B4HNUM WAS RIGHT' U WITH MERNA KENNEDY Star Cast. U ALSO THRILLING COLLEGE ROMANCE "HIDE-OUT" FEATURING: I 1 James Murray, Kathryn Crawford LJ and Lee Moran. W UNIVERSALS BEST. LA Don MvT 7 S4ILOR S HOLIDAY Next »«•<. Wt
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      133 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. FEDERATEDMALAY STATES RAILWAYS. A revised POCKET TIME TABLE showing TRAIN SERVICES on and from JANUARY i, 1931, now on sale at all Stations and Bookstalls. Principal alterations are the closing of the BAH AC—KUALA PILAH BRANCH for passenger traffic and the introduction of ROAD MOTOR SERVICES between
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      534 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. 64.™ Btre Vacancies for boarders at attacned. Please apply personally. energetic salesman with exwork s£L P otogra P hic trad e and D and P and to XYZ c <t? acre^"? 68 6 ow with garden house water 2 gara<?es summer Coal, 162 Palm off East k) No
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      427 7 METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. MALAYAN DAILY WEATHER REPORT. BTATIONB. T TurT- Bright Akjr star Brd ne. Kota Baton. M X Trengganu 85 73 Kroh .0 IZ 135 10 Sitlawan 79 015 ipoh Nil 69 Butterworth 67 K. Upis 84 li 004 '.I TemerU Jo 2 N °u M Pahang J BukitJeram 90
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      142 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY, DEC. 24. Banka Island. Pladjoe and Palembang Pontianak Thf^ ens) 3 p.m. Bangkok KhO J1 Hoea) 3 P-m Djambi ££K 3 m L'PPer Burma. North and Hoihow < Madras Maru. 3 pm Hoihow -Prosper, 3 p.m. S-rab 4 Dilly and S-East Borneo (M yer) 4nm North. N-East
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    CHRISTMASTIDE.
    728 8 We extend to our cordu,, Christmas he season of and h Under the ««««'t.on.l Yu.etide spirit hey Lltl --Penal char.tableness which h Z to smooth over lim- t lps man 1h h ve arisen b "ween -with th ma v~° r man *"d »oman" —with the New Year at
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    275 8 untitled are remineed of the untitled Children a Party at the Capitol Theatre this aftttnoon St. Andrew's Hospital most gratefully acknowledges donation oi $1 500 from the Singapore Turf Club The Children's Christmas Treat organised by the members of St Joseph s Church Portuguese Mission. Victoria Street, will be held
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    TWO AUTHORS DEAD.
    218 8 FAMOUS "TIMES" WAR CORRESPONDENT. [Reuters Service.] London. Dec. 22. The author, Neil Munro. is dead. I Mr. Munro, author and journalist, was bora on June 3, 1864 at Inveraray. Hi; publications, include the following: "The Lost Pibroach," Johji Splendid." G.lian the Dreamer, "Doom Castle. The Shores of
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    F.M.S. LOAN.
    102 8 $20 MILLIONS IN INSTALMENTS. meats, as Z£i t ?J5 ralsed ta The -Malayan Daily that there is not "Press understands the PMS 1, 7h sufficlent m<>n« available in the mS^jrsi that will be issutd to this country te» o a ut »»yn«e the Chief Secrechaig to be a
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    15 8 atr p V o^rro y w on Friday. morin Penang at 6 a.m.
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    31 8 Although there will be no official Christmas *ho wish to have urn„ f^" I**1 Clvb tho <* »*y can do r b v r£ n Christmas beforehand notif y in the Secretary
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    813 8 (BY "LOOKER. Os «5£\£B °r h Offlce during the nfchtVX,?* razors or ties, han J 1 be <* J* It is a tradition that ru%XTt t f^c^:v w Santa Claus and tryiJT*? talkl ng Tblp they fall into a sounder sleen Watch tha they never see him.
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    39 8 LATEST QUOTATIONS RUBBER. London:—4^d. New York:—Q\ cents (G). Singapore:—13»4-13U cents TIN. London:—Spot £111 Os. Od. (down ti2> 3 months, buyers £112 7s. 6d »dc*ni M.), sellers £112 10s. Od. (down 65s od Singapore:—$57.62»4. (275 tons sold>.
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      194 8 I so EASY TO WASH SO HARD TO WEAR OUT a Tobralco n .ikes the smartest little wn-h frrcks This Reason•* i.vKi™ m provide lot M many dainty plea J There »ro H ?'f d lgng S 9 for the L.Uire, teo Tobralco h eas.lv wasl.e,"- .tarch needed Irfl S
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      69 8 BRILLIANT AND I GEM SET I I JEWELLERyI !Id Latest Designs—Platinum I or W/Gold Setting, j PRICES THAT DEFY j COMPETITION. I 30 Years' Expeiiencc. I U. S. De Silva Bros I 61. High Street. 'Phone 4540. E —:634:— *A JMerry fyristmas I I TENG SENG GUAN, S BRIDGE ROAD
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      12 8 THERE WILL BE NO ISSUE OF THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE" TOMORROW, CHRISTMAS DAY.
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      90 8 (HRISTMAS RADIO. Radio-Saigon ,49 metres) to-day special programme of chamber music by the sXisf oMhe Radio Saigon Orchestra from 6 30 to 7 30 To-morrow, Christmas Day. the follow 10 p.m.. "March des Etolles" (L Manila 148.8 metres), dally from Special programme to-day 0 Pm da!!?«r„ y e m .r.-
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    Attempt On Life Of Governor. PUNJAB GOVERNOR FIRED ON.
    681 9 WOUNDED IN ARM \NU BACK. ASSAILANT ARRESTED IN THE ACT. WOMEN'S APPEAL FOR INDIA UNITY. Reuter's Service. t Reuters Service.1 Lahore. Dec. 23. </, rnor of the Punjab was fired on is ii; i* njurea. Later. wire fired at the Governor,
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    PREMIERS ADVICE TO DELEGATES.
    588 9 [BritUh Official Wireless.] Rugby, Dec. 23. (ler to touch with the affairs l>. Indian Round-Table Conference, the Minister has abandoned his usual ChristCh to Lossiemouth and will remain at iu<ts. He has arranged a conference with Sim!»*"' and e *P ert advisers for Saturday and Sunday
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    DEPOSITORS STORM BANK.
    168 9 ARMED POLICE REPEI THEM. failures continue in AMERICA. Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service N ew York. Dec. 23 contin s Ing yesterday-rrun nn dld not open foll of Miami. Two smanh^l Clty Natlonal Bar necticut, also closed Hartf rd ,Conh~Trl" OP Ct bBnk caused by the "JSP* has
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    PEASANTS WIN SPANISH LOTTERY.
    100 9 TOOLS DROPPED AND OX-TE\MS DESERTED. Reuter's Service. [Renter's Service.) Madrid, Dec 23 huihiTh 1 Chmtmas 15 to many wm sharer 5 1 Va,enCla dlStrict S totted f W firSt Prizes in tne Christmas lottery, a total of £700 000 PiIHL Worker 3" Club in the little
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    FOUR MILLION WORKLESS IN GERMANY.
    67 9 LAST YEAR'S FIGURE NEARLY DOUBLED. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.) Berlin, Dec. 23. The official unemployment returns for Dec. II establish a new high water-mark with 3.977 millions. It is expected that the four million mark wih soon be passed, as the Christmas trad? has failed to
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    NOT ALL WAR AND BANDITRY.
    528 9 CHINA'S POSITION MORE STABLE. LESS DEMAND FOR "STRONG" POLICIES. Reuter's Service. {Renter's Service.) London. Dec. 23. suhmm V H W f th P olll o l ouUook in China. i l 1 111,1 J tnc Manchester Chamber d Commerce by Dr Kuang Son Young (special
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    TERRIBLE DEATH OF PRIEST.
    111 9 STRIPPED, BLINDED AND TORTURED. Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.) Shanghai. Dec. 23. That Christian martyrdom is still existent evidenced by the story of the terrible death of Father Marcus Ho at the hands of Communists in the mountainous district ln southeast Hupeh. He was driven out of
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    POWERS MUST DISARM.
    74 9 Reuter's Service. New York. Dec. 22. Mr. Eli Huroot. chairman of the committee for the Carnegie Endowment "for International Fence, in a statement drew the attention of the world to the fact that Powers, after the war. In order to Induce Oermany to disarm, promised themselves to
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    18 9 Reuter's Service. Renter Service London. Dec. 23. The Prince of Wales has recovered from his chill.
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    26 9 BOYS' CORNER, on pages 2 and 3 MALACCA NEWS, on pages S. TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on page t. HINDU VIEW OF CHRIST, on pang*
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    2780 9 DO NOT FEEL IT LIKE OTHERS. MONOPOLY FOR BIG BUSES? NO TROLLEY-CARS ON THE "SHOW ROADS." Tn« 01 the VesWrdS In^T^J"" 1 year <"> held R J Wn» 5? Municipal Board Room Mr aW'aiTL PL" to *ne char Mr W the Presimmm met. Tne others present
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    Sports & Pastimes. Sutcliffe Scores Another Century In Ceylon.
    248 10 Sports Pastimes. Sutcliffe Scores Another Century In Ceylon. SINGAPORE PLAYER SCORES WELL AGAINST TOURISTS. CRICKET. Colombo. Dec. 16. The Vizianagaram team beat the Europeans o. Ceylon by an innings and lb9 runs. Scores Vizianagram XI: 464 (Sutcliffe 143 Naidu JFrT 100 Ut) Ceyl Europeans" «O and following on 215 <
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    S.A.U. Beat Y.C.R.P.
    83 10 BADMINTON. The Social Amateur Union beat the Young Chinese Recreation Party by s—l. Results 'oA.U. players mentioned first)- Kum Kirn Lcng beat Wee Cheng Hee 15-1. 15—1. Ching Chong Kiat beat leo Tuan Kang 10—15, 15 8, 15—10. Tan Teo Kow oeat Ng Ileng Tung io—l. 15—6.
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    S.H.B.J.S.C. Tournament.
    135 10 The following are the results of the Singles championship tournament t knock-out svs'em) of the S.H.B. Junior Service Club: Ist Round: Tay Keng Wan beat Hassan bin Suleiman 15—0. 15—3. Tan Soon Watt beat Lim Cheng Hong »wo.) A. Elankayer beat Yeo Kirn Kiat 15—7. 15—0. Hwee Kum
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    Alfairs Beat Robin.
    165 10 The match between the Alfairs B P and the Robin B. P. on the former s court on Saturday, ended in a win for the Alfairs B P by 5-1. Results -Alfairs play named first) Pang Nai Cheng boat Chua leek Chye Ift-U la—l 2. Soh Chuan
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    B" Co. Welch Beat S.C.C XV
    28 10 RUGBY FOOTBALL. result of a 1 try was th Bennett de^nnmed movement by 3 RESULT Weleb B" Co. 13 pts, S.C.C- XV.
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    9 10 BILLIARDS. Chua owe 40 hv ha o„h
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    S.T.C. Charity.
    71 10 THE TURF. h r sr b» u.. Associations. aw deri »enUoned »t Andrew's Medical Ml- $3.000, Settlements Benevolent Stnkits Kuropean Unemployment 10 °0. Unemployment Fund $1 ooo st ii Aal tJc or Girls $500. Your* Men s' Hoiw Uon $500, Earl Haiir s lan 2«. ,500. Tnlth" T
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    170 10 ASSN. FOOTBALL. (Frxym Our Own Cnrrtpondtntj On Saturday ia* t Mil travelled to Po,t OIBc omce Club Atuf a V'"' th 8 honours u'ent to Malacca'by «TI began with the Seremban ii i' V* pU > blc3d in the first minute of thP kWln flr C
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    276 10 DATES PLAYERS. Association Football scfa. groundSSL?! r th Swee. Teo Rum rh I€ Hock A« Teck. Wan l Klm Poa Tan T«n Teck Sic£g.l£ r Wee S? S Hong, and Tan tZ v^L? heW Llm Cheng Boon Swee. CtZ R 3 anu Peck Jin Chye. v Chen Hoe Billiards. Urn
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    40 10 Queens Park Rangers F. C. direetors are determined to puPa st £> L d .l ectors of officials and Player*l2 R lf 5! have issued a Si? t he P h erd s Bush, and be taken measures against offending spectators
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    THE "TWO BLACK CROWS."
    137 10 EXCELLENT COMEDY AT THE CAPITOL. Crows." who taMn SSL Two Black the chief attractionin U?^S? War are which began last „a^ c famOUa throu h "»e 3 their dklogle i s Tv P P n° ne WltUn «s the 7L?T pronoun ced on comedians kept the
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    VOLCANO'S TOLL.
    96 10 CATTLE AND CROPS DESTROYED. FORTY VILLAGES IN BIJINs Reuter's Service. [R*VUr, Service) Tne H **u*. Dec. 23 Numbers of other vlll.a~ w ev.cu.ted and hundreds o? heJ,"', ""ed crops «t^M^M RAIN COOLING THE LAVA Batavla. Dec 24 The dcthroll in the eruntim, «r mm now unofficially reported Mermpl
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    56 10 SINCLAIR LEWIS' "EXALTED MOMENT* ITran *-°ceaa rta Pan-Aster Berlin. Dec 22 in an fSIE moment during the most exalt d •hose five minutes uherehf i ST***? interviewed Another luniSarv world 1, staying m BerUn iJ7 2 UtWary Kdgar Wallace who Pmon the United States and eSLT
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    MOTOR-BOAT SPEED RECORD.
    48 10 ANOTHER ATTEMPT IN THE "MISS ENGLAND.- British Official Wireless. Rugby Dec 23 has made Empire Trade one British firms willaWaatSL* TWrtyexhibit, TWtotesiHe^sSrS*- 01 55? Arrow will occudv s Oolden his boat ••M^ E^iST^V P Uopworld, record JffKakL 2? •n attempt to r-isT g~ 4 hi
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    BELGIAN DEATH FOG REAPPEARS.
    39 10 SAMPLES OF ATMOSPHERE FOR ANALYSIS. Reuter's Service. IReuter', Service The ot*u* Brussels. Dec. aj Peared iTtZ to re*phas occurreS £l W-» Severn J£ i» Later The c^r~^ in the localities S lnvert^"on. the atmosphere if^^^
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    COAL AGREEMENT.
    101 10 DANGER OF STOPPAGE NOT YET PAST. Reuter's Service. British Official Wireless. I Renter Service.) London. Dec 23 ■yssg, a sr* 5 S3TTfiJSL~»S ass s >, f ry w.2 p r ,iovw *us Mr. A. J. cook said to-day that th* Hon was not satisfied with I. *edera.preadover now
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    APPEAL AGAINST GAOL SENTENCE.
    31 10 ii-SSliraai Continental to three months' m rt l" n *nced District Judge iMr c wSn^r" 1 by for dishonestly or frmurtnTli!? morning, which £^??ay£zrs3 cf »W.~a« M.
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    THICKER THAN FOR MANY YEARS.
    35 10 LONDON roG~SPREADB To T HF MIDLANDS. HE British Official Wireless. .MM official Wirtsmsi T Rugby. De, v Place to a light ran a experienced ably the Midlands P the inlai!
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    47 10 British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless] n Rucby. Dec 23 co mma d n r, n h e BeT" Commondore S r A m, V accession to "Mauretania- and the t AqUUan:a he was appointed to ul In IS2 he made two wor d cv,s
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    U.S.A. EXPENDITURE ON PUBLIC WORKS.
    30 10 Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] Washington. Dec 23 tot»r ident HO Ver has announce ,1 tota expenditure of the Federal Goverrln,:, £*****0000 PUbhC ,rkS WUI ~10
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    HOSPITAL PATIENTS GASSED.
    46 10 Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.) Prague (Czechoslovakiai. Dec 23 U^j I l B a hos P ital and disinw- a Serious c °ndition after mt maiiun, 0 of the buildl mmm irTcm gaS A PParent!y the wjrds were insufficiently venubted a r itu process
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    RUMANIAN LIBERAL LEADER DEAD.
    21 10 [Renter's Service Bucharest. Dec 23 The death ha., occurred of Vmtila Bratianu, leader of the Liberal Party.
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    FATHER AND SON KNIFED.
    110 10 BRUTAL ATTACK IN BOAT QUAY. A Chinese twakow owner and his 14-y son were the victims of a brutal knife attack at Boat Quay early this awning The tsm the attack and the victims assailant are at present unknown but when people armed on the scene
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    BOBBY JONES A BUSY MAN.
    67 10 GOLF TALKS BY RADIO. Reuter's Service. [Renter"a Service.] Atlanta (Georgia) Det 0 Bobby Jones has confirmed the report thane has contracted to give 26 weekl] broadeatl talks on golf to the whole country m w aay evenings, beginning with Jan 14 Betf* verv bus y
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    HINDU VIEW OF CHRIST.
    1072 11 KY SWAM ADYANANDA PRESIDENT, RAMKRISHNA MISSION, SINGAPORE. k n put to me many .1 Hindu remain a Hindu and Umm VtnMp Christ?" Within MTtlClt, I am going to answer mmi on the occasion of this day JaMM, I am going to pay my I do Umm
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    176 14 OFFICIALS LEAVE POSTS WITHOUT NOTICE. A sensation ha* b-en c&u«mi Seremban correspondent*£ the Kxpreas- on the I9th [nst L J?* 5 Mr H I Steven Offlcer-ln-Chir^ Inquiries made by me reveal that Mr s»-. went on five days" leave Th* 1 Steven Partnu nt has" received h bearing
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    65 14 London i By M*H) A pleasure ship is to Denetr*t» f«. .w J Ome to the Great Ice Barrier tot On Dec. 10 the Stella Polaris" will «.n England for the Antarctic and win Auroc during he 7m* """-acted the mander Stenhous.. said J?"" "'•hm
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