Malaya Tribune, 29 December 1930

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol WIL -No- 300 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1930 CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Sin R apore: Monday. Dec. 29. 1930. MALAYA TRIBUNE. SINGAPORE, MONDAY. DECEMBER 29, 1930.
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      199 1 UPTON'S CFYLON EA. YOl >NOT BETTER IE BEST, "SHIP" BRAND I ETENED CONDENSED MILK I This Milk is prepared from PURE UNSKIMMED COWS /U MILK, and in condensation *~> Wfll Rolling but FINEST WHITE 1 SIT.AR is added. Being pre- \A' n% pared under the most hygienic *3flf conditions, this
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      138 1 "FLORODOR" a Washing /V/ y/smgm* Por Tropical HIGH BTREET, jY j/ Singapore. I Let us eat, drink, and be merry, for f to-morrow tin will be down again! I And what better solace in our travail than 1 i Read's "Dogs Head" Lager? j I Ask m& h m« l
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    SCHOOL SYSTEM IN MALAYA.
    7183 2 ITS EVOLUTION AND PROGRESS. SWAN SONG OF DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION. In Ihe last Annual Report of Dr R O S.raas Settlements a most lntereatu.g account ol the history and siaU of education in the Colony ls g.ven. as a preface to the review of the work
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      234 2 USEFUL GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR THE NEW YEAR in SILVER and PLATE. ELECTROPLATE CAKE TANTALIS SETS. BASKETS. srsTirtajr Ttjrzzz piain ™<™ always appreciated. Not as sketch. round border »"»th handle Good quality I BctUe. Bcttle hard l a nng plate. f-9.50. ~.n (1 J SAL ,D BOWLS I Plain cut Rlass
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      221 2 "THEY ALWAYS I KEEP ME FIT" I (RECOMMENDATION FROM A NURSING SISTER) I Let them I m Do the I I «I HM. .itnpoveriahed blood, V Nervous UUmMm, dvll ness and rheunta.i.n, are serious P > J anaemia. Therefor, do net L. a sc enUOe p .para.ion. "J- mm discovered
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      255 3 isgaaaaga that are WORKERS! I %i\ 1 Perfected writers. all. Light-weight and S Ml balanced smooth-flowing and leakproof— [jj giving writing-satisfaction that ft and again Eversharp's leadership in fountain X L. Not a shirker nor a falterer among them. For. fa the beauty of their color and markings is only
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      547 3 f STANDS FOR 'QUALITY. I Do You Know— jjj S Aranges, like Lemons, are alkaline g in reaction in the body and help P Ijj tc correct acidity. Mental dullness, [5 ffl headache, sluggishness, indigestion, and sleeplessness are all symptoms a of acidity caused by over-indulgence g in acid-forming foods.
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      121 4 I Kee P cool-through "47//" I J eh 7 S *■»1. 3 *°*k .Ken YO u I rigour and elasticity, q I A Ouiek with a libera] quantity of "471F in co |J water I r~ f bcUd the ears or on the lIS d y Ur DCct many uses
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      86 4 I™"'" "mr ii i i tit ASK FOR: I "BUTTERFLY GREEN PEAS I Tbt Best aad Cheapest in the jj Crrown in the sunny gardes of jj 7 FR JII the Ri I Obtainable at the following \m Sfores: jjj I >@$ CH,N WAH HENG a*™ li\ Irlfl GUAN BEE,
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      232 5 0 the Marsh B^-^S> \J gathered from pesti- j \L\ lent swamps, the deadly I IL J mosquito swoops into your I home. Young and old alike 1 victims of his health- 1 N eking attack. But gCiXMH and annoying wr.osquitoes are, you need Stfm MMCf be bothered by them.
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      94 5 Baby has the right jj! idea—he wants < litii*ura Talcum after his daily bath! j Frtigrant* Antiseptic Refreshing |<j HMF* Sample Soap. Ointm-nt and Tali 1i 1 urn fr.r upon request, froni Mull, r Phippa U' -.a' uu (limited, I nion UuiMinp, Singapore, jj UONISEKKAT Reaches Every where If;! I
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    Science And Invention.
    2191 6 THE GREAT AIRSHIP DISASTER. HEW SEARCH FOR THE ATOM. Harnessing The Severn. features At Inventions Exhibition. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") London, Mail Week ,rt levelled at the Rioo »»d UM RlOl earij 0* year Lord Thomson the House of Lords, said:-- This Is one of most
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      47 6 j| Marlborough 0 I! To-night. j! 6.15 AND 9.15. I n UNIVERSALIS G $2,000,000 J! All Technicolour Musical Extravaganza Hear These Song Hits:— 0 THE BRIDAL VEIL g A BENCH IN THE PARK RAGAMUFFIN ROMEO HAPPY FEET 2 SONG OF THE DAWN IT HAPPEttED IN 1 MONTEREY,
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      103 6 dern as. j (I PALL AjtI w H ITWAN I ana nis band,in N I "KIKir THE WORLD I HI nu RECORD J y A77" BREAKING I PICTURE. 1 this! Grand— Glorious! A carni- I vol of cleverness—a miracle of /T 7 I beauty—o world of gorgeous X 1 entertainment...
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      34 6 1 Marlborough j j To-night. 6.15 AND 9.15. Your Last Chance i A To See-It! the ONE AND ONLV I PICTURE WHICH f YOU i CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS. A Real New Year's Treat
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    MARKET PRICES.
    360 7 Singapore, Dec. 24. MEAT. round* kati 50 B' I curry kati 45 Katl g 0 md fat (1st quality) kati 4« Muucn Indian lb. J£ Mutton Australian lb. s I lQp reared* kati 6 85 node unfledged pair 80 Pigeons, fledged pair 70 EGGS. P- duck) 10 25
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    50 7 U PETROLEUM CO. (S.S.). LTD Motor Spirit ex pump x 4 gall, drum per 4 Motor Spirit per 4 Spirit ex 4 gall, drum Imperial gallon 90 cents. XRD °«< CO.. OF NEW YORK. Tr Kerosene. iss? VrTr > (per a um > *cony vr~» oenaine. Won un)
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1242 7 Malayan Stocks Shares. SbTo CIU C STOCK HkoKt kv Dec. 29, 10 a.m. Issue Bujrer Sellers. £o agar I s •a saw-- S» ts SSL'S* 5 S r& -rg STEW!-,, 8 S» SSUS* Tin E 5 m g •100 Kinta Tin Dec. Si 0 7 JJ I ar- «3 £lO.O
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      285 7 Dr. Richard Weiss, Pharmaceutical Preparations. NeU rER h T,i 2 energy and UZSZI d£S e^ JUVen lon —I FERTILISE is standardised ovary hormone with ultra-violet rays) used ***+*j9. Catalysator (treated Neurasthenia. Irregular or Painful lUntmUmTST^_^" f women > to PANCRESAL Is activated aPPeUUf Bnd sl <*P»<*">e» men L°Nc£lmN i Memt
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      187 7 {LEPROSY DIABETES, CONSUVIPriOV, PILES, V. D., Paralysis, Leucorrhoea, Sex-Disorders, and numerous, other Chronic diseases are cured. THE HIMALAYAN PHARMACY Head Offlce: 62, Owen Road. Singapore BRANCH AND CONSULTATION ROOM Si W Seranroon Road, Singapore. CrIRISHUS NEW YEAR POSTCARD RECORDS. Series P. Nursery Rhymes. R. Orcheslial. N. Christmas Carols. Q. Birthday
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      113 7 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, DEC. 29. 4 M) a.m., 4.35 p.m. ka Pinda Rubber. 64—66 t noon; Oil D alm Plantations' Road. 2.15 p.m.; C. A. Ribeiro 5 Raffles Place, noon. Entries close. v. S.C.C.. SRC. S "Kent" v. Chinese, Jalan Btsir MORROW. DEC. 30. 9 19 a.m.. 6.01 p.m.
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      257 8 ri 3 ■'U ■■II B i I Tne Best Sound ln all Weathers" I I lAl£l TO-NIGHT I 9.15 I I I The famous TT' girl of the silent days g Now at her best in Paramount* highly entertaining Musical Comedy Hit I "LOVE AMONG THE MILLIONAIRES" S H WITH
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      148 8 Amusements, I 6.15 To-night 9.15 I Alhambra Discovers the ideal Programme! I Two Shows In One j I and what shows! j 1 'Reginald Denny IN HIS BIGGEST |q LAUGH SCREAM— "ONE HYSTERICAL, NIGHT" I 2 Mary Nolan I in a terrific drama of pent up emotions released I 0
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      172 8 j 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9 J5 j I KING OF j j J A Z Z. I I ■"A*'* Star. Opeha Co AT THEATRE ROYAL %0> S NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. 8 I mmmv WiU sfc age a new Play THE INDUSTRIOUS DUKE" I Md Se t the COStUmeS and «*»«iea and
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    Commercial News. T.P.A. TIN RESTRICTION PLAN.
    56 9 UJ GOVERNMENTS HAVE AGREED. H Qrment with the "S.F.P.") London. Dec. 28. Ni ws" sutes that the Governi)tit< h East Indies, Bolivia. Nigeq States have approved of the submitted by the T.P.A. plan is for an international M per cent, of the world M
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    116 9 LYAIX \ND EVATTS REPORT. Dec 29. 11 a.m. ttm it is difficult to gauge v s Rubber is an idle market. mm m London and New York, -ulerably. over the holidays, publicity given to the quota users seem most sanguine We have yet to hear officially rnments
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    237 9 tftaaj H. and S. Bank.! r.APORE, DEC. 29. HBM :.don 4 months' sjght 2s. 3%d :hs sight 2s. 3 27/32 d., London :t 2s. 3 25/32 d.. London 30 M ks..- 2s 3\d., London demand 2s IS I ndon T.T. 2s. 3 11/16 d.. Lyons «7, Paris demand
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    TELEGRAMS FROM G. P. O. LONDON.
    41 9 ntd from Singapore on Dec. 4 Mttewd in London ;n Dec. 27 from Singapore on Dec. 4 delivered in London on Dec. 29 >;<d from Singapore on Dec. 5 delivered in London on Dec 29
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    SUGAR RESTRICTION.
    30 9 GERMANS STAND BY THEIR DEMANDS. [Reuter's Service.] Amsterdam Dec 29 J2?SS-£2; oerma oelegatry must stand mTmTmmZTi BURar lndus quota of 450,000 tons ft? £i n ex^n 350,000 for
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    PRODUCE.
    154 9 M SINGA PORE, DEC. 29 Rice. Siam a-i Rice. Siam Koyan 2 *> Rice. Siam 2 «233 Rice. Siam 3 5208 Rice. Slam 4 $193 Rice. New J 180 Rice. New 2 $206 Rice. New 3 198 Rice, Saigon a i $192 Rice. Saigon J 195 Rice, Saigon 2
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    51 9 12 OCLOCK NOON. DEC. 29 R.S.S. equal to London ScU< Standard. Spot ni Standard R.S.S. on 13 Tender. January February 5 January March 14 \V* April June JJ* Tone of Market:-Very dull Latest Cable:-Lo ndon (holiday. New York:_ S pot Sheet G. cents 8\ per
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    123 9 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES, Singapore. Dec 29. East Wharf (Entrance Gate I) H.M.S. Petersfield East Basin; H.M.S. Kent Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Glengarry 13; Japanese Prince 11 Peleus— Menelaus 9; Aeneas 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Tweedbank 30; Capodimonte 33; Kamakun Maru 35; Ipoh 39. Empire
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    IS EASTERN MUSIC DYING OUT?
    1203 9 EFFECT OF SOUND FILM AND RADIO. GERMAN MUSICAL RESEARCH SOCIETY FOUNDED. (Special to the 'Malaya Tribune.") ta »»owly approaching «*».«t mmmkmm mu*cal emanation, of Western civilisation, dispersed to the remotest corners of the world by means of Kramophone and radio, will have brought about lv
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    METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE.
    310 9 MALAYAN DAILY WEATHER REPORT. STATIONS. T p r Max. Mln Alor Star 89 7* hine KoU Bahru 1 2 K-I rM,mnU 74 0 56 2 2 M 70 Nil 5 J S2J 74 si Poh 8« 73 0.01 4 0 Butt»rw„ rth 88 74 240 89 5L 75
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    MOTOR-CYCLE RECORDS.
    790 9 Importance to Industry and Trade. By F. A. E. Martin, Chief Engineer. (Special to the MeAaya Tribune.") Although it is quite true to say that international sports play a very considerable part in modem life and that they may even be said to possess something like a political
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    135 9 The •Reijnst" arrived this morning from Sourabaya with 1.096 pigs. The Siamese boat "Si ddadtb" arrived with 39 bullocks from Bangkok this morning. The P. and O. "Lahore" has left Hong Kong and Is expected to arrive at Singapore at 9 pm on Thursday. She will proceed alongside
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    AIR MAIL KARACHI—LONDON.
    19 9 Air Mail Karachi—London despatched by "Takilwa." on Dec 4 was delivered in London on Dec 27
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    NEW FACILITIES FOR FLYERS.
    133 9 ASSISTING THE PILOTS. (Special to the 'Malaya Tribune.") thfV ntereSting ini tiative has been taken by the German Air Navigation League, for mmZ SSL^K: in dlrection tod in vl.l t? T nCW to them With thl objectn view the League has asked the Federation owns to
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    CAN MAN BE FED THROUGH HIS SKIN?
    158 9 (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") The question whether the skin is capable of absorbhjg sufficient food to keep a m£ alive 111 UP &t a medical congress some months ago, and has been made the subject of long series of experiments in the
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      35 9 PAVJUON theatre TO-NICHT-POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT. THE FUNNIEST SCREEN COMEDIAN GLENN TRYON IN "BARNDM WAS RIGHT WITH WERNA KENNEDY Star Cast. ALSO THRILLING COLLEGE ROM \NCE "HIDE-OUT" FEATURING: James Murray, Kathryn Crawford and Lee Moran.
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      350 9 LATEST ADVERTigEMEN'ES. WANTED Lively and honest girl to sell flowers indoors. Apply 422. Orchard Road 11—1 o'clock. WANTED—Shorthand typist. Speed accuracy and perfect knowledge of English required Apply stating age. experience &c. to Box No. 293. c/o Malaya Tribune. n D h? R SALE—Piano, good, well-toned uptSum Box N 291
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      201 9 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. DSC 29. Port Swettenham and Penang I KinU i 3 pm Muar <Rahman» 3 p.p. 8elat Pandjang. Bengkalls and Bagan SI Apl Apt 1 Hong Lam) 3 pm Malacca <Mahidol> 3 p m Port Dirks, n Lumut and T Anson «Pangkon 3 p m Pekalongan «O G
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    COUNCIL REFORM.
    737 10 r rds the Hon Mr t randum on Council Reform in the S t e d ettlemems p S thp M 1 am n,t tHe memb Of the Malacca Planters' Association The Planters m ay think m*n are none „112 hl .,r »"d that they must concentrate on
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    137 10 The A.P.C. and their artistic calendar, neat mmm u CMe and of ca rds adorned with the familiar "Shell." L m managing partner of J™" Hoe Seng and Co.. is leaving for Penang to-morrow on a business trip 8 'wife of Capt. Freyberg. JJuter Attendant. Singapore* arrived on Satur!LX£r and
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    DEATH OF LORD MELCHETT.
    347 10 [Reuter's Service.] BY-ELECTION NECESSARY. CHAMPION OF INDUSTRIAL PFACE. [Reuter's Service.] London, Dec. 27, 11.20 a.m Loiu Melchett became weaker during the night and his condition is now grave. 5.30 p.m. Lend Melchett lias passed away. [British Official Wireless] Rugby, Dec. 28. The papers, in recording the
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    258 10 Mr. J.S. Boissier, at present in charge of P.WD. Trade School. Kuala Lumpur to L be transferred this week to Port Dickon whe Xme th<? n Having obtained employment in the M'nistrv of Transport in England. Mr. ft J H il A ZTmTSrSi FWD K6dah went on leave at the
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    717 10 ,By -«»««.0«.,. Poor Cecil Street is in 1 Its latest effort is to tell" th Strain does not ex C e?i It certainly doesn't! y Dr. Braddon is given the retort discourteous o his tricks with -tho then I have yet to meet *5 other than horrified
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    24 10 Mr. G. A. Scott, of untitled Mopin. Singapore, accompany M* 40 Miss Scott, arrived back by 1 Saturday after a holiday I a Ceylon.
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    38 10 LATEST QUOTATIONS RUBBER London:—Holiday. New York:— s% cents tG> Singapore:—l3^-13k- cents. TIN. London:—Spot £111 Os. Od (down 3 months, buyers £112 7s. 96 (dowa 6d.), sellers £112 10s. Od. (down 6Si Singapore—s6l.oo. (200 tons sol
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      205 10 SO LASY TO WASH SO HARD TO WEAK OUT X Tobralco makes the smartest lit v,» >i frr, A m for the c. I ;dr,n too, Tobr.le > h Si, JLZE to star (1 C k Boldumh, th,. Tootal Guara. tee of >ati<facti, r reri Jrd c/tYpI l Q l
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      68 10 I U. S DE SILVA 1 j BROS., I I Wish their I I 'Patrons I 8 Happy I a c N < ew Year. I I 61, HIGH STREET jjj 'Phone 4540. TO LET. I Bungalow 9, Wiikie Ter- I race, C bed rooms. Servants I quarters. Water and
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      53 10 TO-DAY'S RADIO. bv R Sa !f Cn 49 metresK b> the orchestra. 9 to 10 p.m. Manila «48.8 metres., daily from 5.30 pm IF 150 2 Batavia .75 metres., daily 6.40 to 8.40 pm Dm 1 ***** metres) f ™m 10.30 Program! T* K ni 'Berlin. /.Singapore time is given
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    Tribes Revolt Against Turkish Rule. SERIOUS CABLE CRISIS?
    517 11 CHINA MAY SEIZE LANDINGS. TAX ON CHEAP IMPORTS PROPOSED. \y HENG RETAKEN FROM REDS. [Reuter's Service.] Nanking. Dec. 28 VI .> object of preventing "dumping" of ■si:. isses of foreign goods in China, the Council has referred to the Govern,n po>al for
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    192 11 untitled was a "Katha Prasangam" on Friday < at the residence of Mr. C. Coomara- < :t f Storekeeper. P.W.D., Johore Bahru. mjta Anushugi" by his daughter, well trained in Indian music. There **1 gathering. A short speech by Mr. Iyer, of the P.W.D., Johore Bahru. proceedings. m Murison, Chief
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    32 11 '■OOL SYSTEM IN MALAYA, v, on paces 2, 3, 4 and 5. INVENTION, on page 6. r TO D AY, on pace io n "M. AND ADVENTURE, on pace 1«.
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    VAST CONSPIRACY IN ASIA MINOR.
    99 11 SUSPECTED TROOPS INTERNED. REVOLT AGAINST KEMALIST REGIME. [Reuter's Service.] Constantinople. Dec 28 •»s e ?egime iCh to The authorities believe that the revolt was of a^vaiT^onsnf^ 1 M o the KernS t aCy almlng at the overthrow pressed nv? r Must *pha Kemal prtsided over
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    SNAKE KILLS FORTY SCHOOLBOYS.
    104 11 AN AMAZING STORY FROM INDIA. Calcutta. Dec 9. An amazing story has reached Calcutta from Coimbatcre. South India, to the effect that forty-one boys belonging to the London Mission Boarding House at Erode have died and many more are ill in hospital from eating some poisonous
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    MARSHAL JOFFRE VERY ILL.
    114 11 RIGHT LEG AMPUTATED. [Reuter's Service.] Paris, Dec. 27. Marshal Joffre has been operated on for arthritis in the lower 1 mbs. His condition is grave. According to Le Temps." Marshal Joffre, whose .llness has liitherto been kept secret, was operated on on Dec. 19 and his
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    POLICE STATION STONED.
    93 11 BOMBAY CONGRESS OFFICIALS ARRESTED [Reuter's Service.] Bombay, Dec. 28. Seventy-five people were injured in a series oi Police lathi charges on the Maidan, where a crowd assembled to participate in the ceremony of saluting the "national" flag. The Police had previously dispersed the crowd, but they re-assembled
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    ITALIAN SEAPLANES HELD UP.
    73 11 FORCED DOWN BY HAILSTORM. [Reuter's Service.] Rabat (Morocco), Dec. 29. General Balbe's seaplanes encountered a hailstorm near Daloma, Portuguese Guinea, where they are now held up. New propellors are asked for and a commercial aeroplane left Casa Blanca yesterday carrying a mechanic and seven propellors. but
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    HUNTING MISHAP TO PRINCE GEORGE.
    74 11 INJURY TO LEFT SHOULDER. [BritUh Official Wireless.} Rugby. Dec. 28. Prince George, who was hunting throughout yesterday with the Belvoir hounds and suffered Injury to the muscles of his left shoulder, passed a fairly comfortable nlgnt. His progress is satisfactory, but It will be some
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    BURMA VILLAGES LOOTED.
    195 11 REBELS GATHER IN THE FORESTS. RIFLE BATTALION SENT TO QUELL RIOT. [Reuter's Service.] Rangoon, Dec. 27. The situation in the disturbed area is reported to be more satisfactory. The Police under Capt. Rust, recovered the body of H. V. W Fields-Clarke, the Forest Engineer who was killed
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    DEATHROLL REACHES 1,300.
    45 11 HUNDREDS MISSING IN JAVA ERUPTION. Batavia. Dec. 29 The d athroll in the eruption of Merapi is now estimated at 1.300. Including hundreds missing The volcano is still pouring out lava, but there is no danger as the whole area is evacuated
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    ABOLITION OF HOME SPEED LIMIT.
    91 11 THE NEW ROAD TRAFFIC ACT. [British Official Wireless] Rugby. Dec 28 The provisions of the new Road Traffic Act. abolishing the speed limit and establishing compulsory third party insurance, come Into force on Thursday next. To deal with offences such as dangerous driving and neglec'
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    U. S. FLEET MANOEUVRES.
    80 11 AIRSHIP TO BE USED FOR FIRST TIME. [Reuter's Service.] Washington. Dec. 27. The United States airship "Los Angeles" will be used for the first time for the purpose of reconnoitring in the forthcoming exercises of the American Fleet, which start In Panaman waters on Feb. 12.
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    DUKE OF GLOUCESTER RETURNS.
    43 11 [British Official Wireless.) Rugby. Dec 28. The Duke of Gloucester, who left England October to attend the Coronation of the Empeioi of Abyssinia, reached Victor* yesterday afternoon. He proceeded to Sandr Ingham to Jo'.n the King and Queen to-day.
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    105 11 Members of the Fathul Karth Club an requested to note that there will be a ronggeng entertainment at the club-house. 226. Serangooa Road, on Wednesday at 8 p m At the annual meeting of the Oeylang Funeral Association held at the club-house 547. Geylang Road, on Saturday, the following were
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    TIN PROSPECTS GLOOMY.
    816 11 NO CHANGE IN THE STATISTICS. DECREASED OUTPUT IN THE F.M.S. FURTHER DROP IN PRICE EXPECTED. During November the tin price remained comparatively steady, writes Mr. J. Lovett Inspector of Mineral Ores. Mines Department, e, ln the November monthly "Bulletin of Statistics relating to the mining Industry At
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    Sports & Pastimes. THE "OLD FIRM" IN CEYLON.
    203 12 Sports Pastimes. THE "OLD FIRM" IN CEYLON. Hobbs Gets A Hundred. SI'TC'LIFFf; OUT FOR A "BLOB." CRICKET. The Vizianagran. team which the Ma'-r>raj Kumar too* over to C-ylon and which beat the Ceylon Europeans so decisively In the r first match, failed to beat the Cey'onese ln the game concluded
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    Position Of Carr.
    48 12 NOTTS CAPTAINCY DISPUTE. >By arranyejnent with the "S FJ*.") London, Dec. 28. The Notts C.C.C. sub-oommitu I has aske I A W. Carr not to stand for the captaincy on the grounds of his ill-health. Carr. howeve •I f lares that his health is perfect
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    SOUTH AFRICANS WIN.
    737 12 Result Of Johannesburg Test. [Reuter's Service.] Although leading by 67 runs on the first innings, the M.C.C tourists, led by Chapman, failed to register a win in the first test against South Africa, which was begun at Johannesburg on Christmas eve. The England side included nine players
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    SELANGOR AMATEUR MEETING.
    242 12 Saturday t Results. THE TURF. 'From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, Dec 27 £15 S— third 'Stents a^ the Ur 8 n ,«n 8 ,hC Results at a glance: PO "—"Pi !H?CHOKE .strode. 13 4 3 Naqto 11 <CaVe Moyle> 10 3. NASIB (Donald) 13.4. Won by
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    HOME LEAGUES.
    669 12 Saturday s Results. PLYMOUTH ROUTED AT EVERTON. ASSN. FOOTBALL. [Reuter's Service.] London Dec. 27. To-day s English and Scottish League matches resulUd as follows: matches ENGLISH LEAGUE— DIV. I. Arsenal 7. Blackpool L Aston V. 7, Manchester U. 0. blac*burn 3. Liverpool 3. Chelsea 5. Grimsby 0. Doroy
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    D. Co. Welch Beat H.M.s "Kent.*
    69 12 The ""roc^u, had to meet n J*™* •tring of the "KAt" bu t y •iwwto£,??r*?, dthe "uiSd"""' blood Donaldson being Wln^ortw EVAN8 W "<"• aln «nortly before the Interval HALF-TIME: Welch 2; Kent 1. The soldiers enjoyed most of the n m > resumption,
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    LATEST LEAGUE POSITIONS.
    840 12 Arsenal Establish Good Lead. ENGLISH LEAGUE. DIV. L Goals. P. W. L. D. P. A. Pts. Arsenal 22 15 2 5 68 32 35 Sheffield W 22 13 4 5 62 34 31 Aston Villa 23 12 5 6 67 47 30 Derby County 23 11 5
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    94 12 DATES PLAYERS. Association Football. The fixture list hu Kmh Instead of meetly the team fmm m w o on to-morrow Kent" will play the jL BeSar Stadlu m this afternoon Cm Wednesday HMS ••»r.«»- 4 1100 8.C.C. also at Jsian Rugby Football. 1 pia> n s-hoo, D u m iv.r
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    CUPHOLDERS CONVINCE.
    225 12 Malayan A.P.C. Decisively Beaten. RUGBY FOOTBALL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Dec. 29. Perak s last rugby fixture, before meeting Singapore in the Cup final, was played at Ipoh on Saturday against a strong A.P.C. side drawn from Singapore. Perak. Selangor and Penang. There was much disappointment at
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    Principal Home Matches.
    194 12 (By arrangement with the "S.F.P."/ London. Dec. 28. Rugby clubs had a busy time over the holidirys- Cardiff were among the most successful legistenng three wins. The Barbarians illustrated that they are exceptionally strong this season by their good win over Leicester The Blackheath three-quarters were poor
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    S.C.B.P. Anniversary.
    64 12 BADMINTON. goon ctTsa nl^T^L 8 anniversan at Mr rvh v c T elebrat ed their occaloT'S'ere Ing year: Mr. Lm Cheow Sn i Mr Tay Swee h Seong President: captain; Mr lii s— LI eng Messrs. Teo Kee l^ D commit^ e0 m em^ ne Af rthe e0
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    Empire Tournament.
    76 12 JOE DAVIS AHEAD OF LINDEUM. BILLIARDS. London. Nov. 24. Billlarils r ToirS m h e^t"'^ <;rShi P 'i the Empire Saturday he defeated isi a on LindrL point,. against McConachy at Sonth ln his game by 12,687, but the n winning of his greater aggregate on the" by
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    S.C.C. Tournament.
    47 12 LAWN BOWLS. The following ties in the will be played this week tournament ZZZr «r-,2? h c Hutchln McParlane and K. H. and R. A. Ash worth. V E A Huds °n Wednesday: H. Henshelwood v v a THuruia,: P. Carmlchaei v. E. a b
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    Keppel Foursomes
    22 12 GOLF. event at the RE. Earle and J M Wln tOT score of 44-7 6 k Wh retu rned a
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    45 12 Dr. Mah Kee Yong, tourth son of Mrs. Mah Wee Siong and the late Mr. Mah Wee Slong, of Singapore, waws yesterday engaged to Miss Yoe Kim Neo eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs Yeo Choon Sang, of Singapore and senior student of Raffles College,
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    INDIAN AGENT IN SINGAPORE
    168 12 A MALAYALEK I I N, TION The Malayalee Hindoo B Rao Sahib M. Kunhiran-', Malaya for the Govern; n "7 r *ee n 5» S«5 given in his boS India at J the Samajam premis" J ri 3 rl* cf the bad wea'her th yester daj
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    BAR COMMITTEE'S CASE FAILS.
    67 12 ALLEGATIONS AGAINST DFlfr COLLECTING lUm. Messrs. j. Bead and Pong H we* Malaya Trade Protection adebt collecting firm L ift** Ud District Jud-e Mr c by his honour findine thai mo^ng of did not imply that they "Gained accused, who were cha n rt rs tag
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    THE CAPITOL.
    136 12 CLARA BOWS MUSICAI ROMANCE. Cap.; end. -Love mmmmT^TuSl Paramount musicaT depicts Clara Bow in cne of 1 LTSE productions. 'm no other ta£fc hi 55 Bow oeen afforded so many 2* th l e role of Pepper Whipple the waitress in her fathers railroad ca? 'cZ Bows captivating
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    SANITARY INSPECTORS.
    154 12 LOCAL WINNERS OF R.S.I. CERTIFICATE. At an examination for Mattery inspectors. Malaya, held at Singapore, from Oct 23 till uct. 30. 39 candidates presented themselves the following 21 candidates were granted Wtifieates cf the Royal San tan Institute reh Yok See (Sanitary Board. Kuala Lumpur), yictcr James (Health
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    A COPERNICUS MANUSCRIPT.
    261 12 FACSIMILE EDITION TO BE PRINTED. ''Special to the Malaya Tnbune") The Astronomic Obscrvat r* of Prague announces its intention of issuing. In collaboration with the International Committee for the History of Natural Sciences, a facsimile edition of the manuscript of Corpernicus ipuill mtW] work "De Revolutionibus Orbium
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    THE SURE ROAD TO DECAY.
    1769 13 SUED FOR COUNCIL REFORM. Ml iAN CHENG LOCK'S MEMORANDUM. -llowing is the text of a memoi on the reform of the Leg is Council prepared by the Hon. Cheiig Lock and circulated to mbers of the Malacca Planters' A ..'on: islative Council of the straits
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    80 14 (Our reader» are invited to write to us a,. tubiects of public interest. It must be und?r stood that the "Malaya Tribune" doesn't necessarily endorse opinions expressed bv mm>* vonitnl,. LCTTERS SHOULDbTa! ""'"""'l tvpmntten (ioxtblt spacing), and on one side of the paper onlv Pen names may be used,
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    231 14 (To the Editor. Malaya Tribune Sir,—Christmas has come and gone, and New Years Day is approaching in its wake But to how many Chinese, I mean-is it the fim day of another year? How many are o***r\ ing the solar calendar? Most of the Chintz are still
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    217 14 (To the Editor, ••Malaya Tribune*/ t£l£S£l tl tnvparab].MWd to the forgetful past it u r~r T h h,ch c,n ««i SLuta inunal good*HI i fv ""TV"' 0 cwnwrite, u> h0 .„d SnS? <xx P, '»o«h'p n wu "'™ur„£? "Goodwill Presidom" principles and opinions' «"««Wta* our mwp"proiw to
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    28 14 A letter from E. P o w way concession tickets «-m iL ng railcompUes with the rule r™'. Pub Lshod if he lent, to ,-nclo* thtlr
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    THE GOBI DESERT.
    159 14 SWEDISH EXPLORERS' DISCOVERY. What appears m m Grea; Wall of China- hL n of Mother wo members of M? J*" discovered V loleKra, to the riven* cx f*dit,o, holm,, m. sven <stock members of "J" describe, ho W dang»rous niotor-r»r lue course of D«*rt. hi? tn the°i^KKl
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    SCIENTIFIC ODDS AND ENDS.
    739 14 EARTH COLONISATION OF VENUS? (Special to the Malaya Tribune.") A distinguished Russian scientist. Professor V. V. Stratonow. whose na me is a household word among astronomers, and who Is at present ln Berlin, uttered ln the course of an Interview some startling views regarding relations betmeen
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    NEW FIGURE IN GERMAN POLITICS.
    562 15 NATIONALIST WITHOUT A NATION. 'Speetal to (iw -1 As result of the September Election, new personalty European MM,, Adolf mmm mm, o. th e N. lto n.i Jt Unp l •<>• Per cent incn« -used sermon throughout the world Hoover. thouen startled everyone, there wu
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    715 15 MR. BRADDELL'S ADDRESS REVIEWED. COLONY— F.M.S. DIFFERENCES. Seldom, says the "Malay Mail, does a Malayan audience listen to a political speech so Mr Prr>i an d as that delivered by Mr Roland Braddell at the Rotary Conference BrrdS ore n r iday P r Months Mr Br..ddell s
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    1425 16 A WEEKLY SERVICE TO NEW YORK. Venture Into Unknown Air Routes. Kidnapped By Chinese Bandits. 'Special to the 'Malaya Tribune.") London. Mail Week. Many ft* dents of aviation are concerned over the Imperial Airways' partiality for giant aircraft. Thus company, which ls not noted
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    COUNCIL REFORM.
    370 16 PROGRESS WITHOUT PARTY POLITICS. There ls. says th? "Straits Echo." no Chnes* character th? equivalent of ••politics." the word tesd to specify it actually meaning "a system ol government.' To many Chinese Mill 111 ill politics, as it ls understood in the W> t i, unthinkable, and even
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    REFORM IN INDO-CHINA.
    254 16 SPECIAL COMMITTEES APPOINTED. »iif 01 thr Minister for the Colony. ing at the Mfdlterni 1 nial Fair at Marseilles, announced that the g W 1 h d to appoint a special l "T** o Ind Meanwhile, local committees, on which the name element Is In a majority,
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    DOCTORS AND SCIENTISTS IN SESSION.
    610 18 HOW OLD IS MOTHER EARTH? (Special to the Malaya Tribune: Many questions of deep public interest and importance were among those discussed by t c mescal and scientific congress which has just held its annual meeting in Germany Professor Hahn. d .rector of the nnM»
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    190 18 Have You Sparkling Vitality And Womanly Appeal? Men always prefer the woman who's 'alive' —who seems to possess unbounded energy and bubbles over with high spirits She is iiaturally. always preferred to her tired-look-ing. depressed, thin, 'never up-to-the-mark' sister. i 1(W Ar Y P U M attractive
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