Malaya Tribune, 14 December 1931

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune No. 294 SINGAPORE MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1931 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday. Dec. 14, 1931. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1931.
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      293 1 ijPTON'S CIYLON TEA. yo r f BETTER E BEST, Cm for "Carlsberg Hijau' 9 it's Invigorating I|W| t CARLSBERG PILSENER. M^^ffll "< ARLSBERG 111 I AIV il^S^PiH '>.v- 5 1 ilieal drink for tropical climates. -J T apptf* Obtainable at Hotels. Clubs and Rest Tit£ Houses throughout the Straits Settle-
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      227 1 ALWAYS DELICIOUSi\< i Aflents.- SIME, DARBY Co., Ltd. j S.S. F.M.S. j Sole Agents for Malaya L. E. TELS C O 90. Robinson Road. Singapore Why Doctors recommend BIOCITIN? Because Biocltln Is a nutrient containing tbe most digestible constituents of the yolk of eggs and of Milk and 10% physiologically
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      175 1 THE 'MALAYA TRIBUNE" IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN MALAYA. I i j IN TABLET FORM. I I Against CONSTIPATION j Nothing like purgatives or laxatives. Its use does not lead to habit. J Free sample can be obtained from- J FRANCO-EASTERN TRADING CO., j SOLD BY ALL DISPENSARIES. Always
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    THE "PETERSFIELD" WRECK.
    3661 2 CAPTAIN FOUND GUILTY ON TWO COUNTS. SEVERELY REPRIMANDED. Convicted by a Court Martial on board H.M.S. "Tamar" on two counts, standing and hazarding H.M.S. "Petersfield," and found not guilty of causing her to be lost by negligence or default. Commander D. C. Lang, Captain of the "Peter:field,"
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    89 3 [Our readers are invited to write to us on tubjects of public interest. It must be underwood that the "Malaya Tribune'* does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one side of the paper only. Pfn~names
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    Batu Pahat's New Post Office.
    182 3 (To the Editor. "Malaya Tribune:'/ Sir,—This is my first letter to ycur journal a. :d I hope you will spare me a few lines to express my opinion on the above subject. The new post office at Batu Pahat was opened at the beginning of
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    Indians And The "M.17"
    163 3 'To the Editor. "Malaya Tribune"' Sir.—Your correspondent "Cosmopolitan." who 1* a regular reader cf your esteemed journal is challenging me. on behalf of the Indians in general, as if he were keeping record that the educated Indians are patronising the "Peoples Paper" equally with the educated
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    Japan And China.
    439 3 fTo the Editor. "Malaya Tribune") nd only aim of the League "an* international body of erudite philanthropists). as universally understood, is to preserve peace and uphold the humanitarian principle of "Justice." Any departure from this noble pursuit by the League, it must be admitted, would be deplorable.
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    "Unmarriagcable Girls."
    642 3 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune rJuoI^/,hf7,, as a spectator pubsm :°zr z snsfflL Your correspondent who originally started ths subject on the strength of the artfcle^v Chong in, the "China Weekly Review." has set up a wrong tune, and his supporters— J v Van Kee hKm and "Marriageable
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    GERMAN POLITICS.
    478 3 THE NATIONAL-SOCIALIST DOCUMENT. ECHOES IN THE PRESS. Nauen. Nov. 27. Berlin: The National Socialist document continues to centre the political interest and gives rise to a violent polemic between the Right and Republican Press. An interview granted to a private news agency by th? Public Prosecutor in charge
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    COPRA PRODUCTION.
    2106 4 SUMMARY OF RESULTS APPLICABLE. REPORT OF PROGRESS. The Acting Director of Agriculture, S. S. and P. M. S.. sends us the following summary of results applicable to large scale copra production abstracted from the report of progress up to June 30, 1931: The following is an abstract of
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    89 4 In anticipation of a probable increase in the import duty on sugar, local dealers have been laying up large stocks. Chalmers Granaries is already practically full, about 100.000 bags being stored there, and a large number of godewns in the Pettah are now being utilised for the purpose. Several ships
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    ENDED THE WAR.
    188 4 MAN WHO FOUND \>\ XNs OF HINDENBl R<; UNr SECRET JUST HK\ K.\I.K,, tandem NY The man who enaVd discovered by the "Daily f: sen of an unknown potto Mr. E. J. Rollings, fori; the British Tankcorps and several military decora lions however, would seem to indi<.
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    M. FLANDIN.
    178 4 WEEK-END VISIT TO ENGI.AND Pans Nov 35, Considerable mpcrtance 1 atta the flying visit to London over th the Finance Minister. M Plandin in view of the prolonged diacUKi day night at the house of Sir John S. twecn the French Minister, the BrttUi Minister, the Chancellor of
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    No Justification For Petrol Tax.
    6069 5 STRONG PROTEST BY JOHORE PLANTERS. KILLING THE RISING PINEAPPLE INDUSTRY. OOI) LABOUR SURPLUS IN COUNTRY ESSENTIAL. SULTAN'S VIEWS ABOUT RUBBER RESTRICTION. l, important matters were discussed at the half-yearly general meeting of planters' Association on Saturday at Kluang. It was decided unaniixtttest against pttrol tax.
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    UNLICENSED SAMPAN.
    56 7 SHIPPING NEWS. For failing to exhibit lights in his sampan and secondly for failing to apply for a licence, a Chinese was brought up before the Master Attendant, Capt. Preyberg, on Saturday. The accused pleaded guilty on both charges and was fined $2 and $10 respectively. The boat
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    ARRIVALS.
    124 7 "Raub," Brit. 573 tons, Capt. Daves, from Pontianak, 12-12; for Pontianak, 14-12. "Nahlin," Brit. 555 tons, Rainey, from Prance, 12-12; for Batavia, 14-12. "Medusa." Brit. 323 tons, Capt. Burton, from Lumut, 12-12; for Lumut, 14-12. "Kinta," Brit. 509 tons. Capt. Mackay, from Penang, 12-12; for Penang, 14-12. "Nieuw Zeeland."
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    TIN OUTPUTS.
    34 7 NOVEMBER RETURNS. The following November tin outputs have been reported to us: Ipoh 870 pikuls. Jelebu 300 pikuls. Katu 374 pikuls. Pahang Consolidated 2,100 pikuls. Renong 525 pikuls. Renong Consolidated 490 pikuls.
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    THE SHARE MARKET
    166 7 LYALL ANP EVATT'S REPORT COMMERCIAL NEWS. Dec. 14. noon. Rubbers: Although rubber has eased slight'v abroad over the week-end, the local market is oiscribed as quite firm, and rhis also appli io the share market where buyers seem i predominate. The shares wanted are Nt.. Scudais at
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    B. ETUN AND CO.'S REPORT.
    280 7 Dec. 14. 11 am. BCBBKfc. London: 3'sd.. down '„d. New York: 4 7/16 cts. <0.), down cent. Shares: Steady. Allenbys 70—80 cents. Aye. Moleks 50—60 cents. Ayer Panas 60—65 cents Bassetts 40—45 cents. Brogas 42—47 cent-. Bukit Jelotongs 20—25 cents Bukit Kati i 25—30 cents,
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    COMPANY REPORTS BY CABLE.
    86 7 London. Dec. 12. At a meeting of the Kulim Rubber Co. yesterday the holders of the 7» 2 per cent Debentures agreed to providing a moratorium on interest payments in exchange for an increase in the equivalent stock by half. Deja Malaya Tin Co. has issued
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    SATURDAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    30 7 London, Dec. 12. Messrs. Symington and Wilson notify to-day s rubber prices as follows: Spot 3»kd. (3 5 16d.). Forward i 5 16d <3 9 16d.).—"S.F.P.- Service.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    84 7 British Official. Rugby, Dec. 12. Paris 86 U, New York 3.37 Montreal 4JO. Brussels 24 V 4. Geneva 17 5j16, Amsterdam 8.39»2. Milan 66, BerUn 14.20. Stockholm 18V Copenhagen 18%, Oslo 18 716, Vienna 28. Prague 114. Helsingfors 200, Madrid 40%., Lisbon 109, Athens 260. Bucharest 566. Rio
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    160 7 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (SS.), LTD. As from Sept. 30 the following revised prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brand- ol Kerosene are effective: Red Shell Motor Spirit ex pump andjor ex 4 gall, drum per British Imperial gallon $0 96 Red Shell Motor Spirit per 4 gallon
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. Births, Marriages And Deaths. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    80 8 Messrs. Swee Lian S?ng. Swee Lian Choo ana family b g to tender their grateful thanks to friends, relatives and members of the Chinese Friendly Association. Eng Wah Kok Association and staffs of the Municipal Analytical. Bacteriological and Health Departments for their kind
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    MALAYAN MATTERS.
    766 8 When times are hard there is always talk of abandoning that costly form of sectional celebration, the Annual Dinner. That, as in the case of the St. George's Society of Singapore, the idea sometimes gets no farther than talk, does not rob those who produce it of credit.
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    161 8 Mr. R. H. Mallinson. of the A.P.C.. will not be returning to this country, understands the Malay Mail.'" Mr. Lee Mun Kit, of Taiping, the wellknown Perak footballer, is leaving for Hong Keng on Wednesday to take up a post in a business firm there. i Mr. W. G. Stirling,
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    STORM-SWEPT.
    871 8 A Philosopher In Singapore. As has been the habit of his kind from the beginning of time, the Philosopher sat in his garden. If philosophers could permit themselves to be happy, this one would probably have been less engrossed in contemplating how easy it was not to be unhappy.
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    246 8 Towkay Choong Sin Choy. the well-known Chinese miner, who was kidnapped by a gang of Chinese a few months ago while on a visit *o his mine and released after, it is alleged, ♦he pajment of ransom, has returned to Ipoh from Swatcw. where he proceeded to recuperate ■ootl after
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    520 8 (BY LOOKER-ON There's one consolation— i i only 17 more days to run. A But then 1932 is Leap Yemi thus there's an extra day to wa 1933. A A ft And the idea seems to be that year s going to be another "stu —that not
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    36 8 LATEST QUOTATION^ BUBBEB London: 3 3/16d. New York. 4'« <G.>. cents Singapore: 10^ —10\ cents. riN London Spot: £136. 15s Od. (unriu» Three Months: £139. 15s. Od. (uncH Singapore: $69.30 (75 tons sold)
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    Suicide Of Well-Known Rubber Dealer.
    437 9 NO DEFINITE CONFIRMATION. RUBBER RESTRICTION RUMOURS. I \K1.Y AGREEMENT KXPECTED. GOVERNMENTS NOW INTERESTED. •I the Home papers beueve U iv in. linns in the rumours of ~\htr restriction agreement but II > no confirmation yet of the i >i.it a definite scheme has been .mm
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    ANTI-DUMPING DUTY IN SOUTH AFRICA.
    130 9 OTHER EMPIRE PORTS NOT EXEMPTED. Pretoria. Dec. 12. North m Ireland, the Irish Free I oada, Australia. New Zealand, the Aru ntiiK. Norway, Swed n and Denmark are ■fleeted by a decision of the Minister of Ifcttacc la impose frcm to-day an exchange ftHptag duty
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    WORLD'S LARGEST DRY DOCK.
    64 9 S °l I HERN RAILWAY'S SCHEME NOT AFFECTED. British Official. Rugby. Dec. 12. n.rstood that despite the suspension ii« i>iant Cunarder at present ka on the Clydeside, the Southern i! proceed with its scheme for the <>f the world's largest dry dock i; umpton. which is
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    SOCIALISTS SINK PRINCIPLES.
    62 9 SUPPORT FOR GERMAN GOVERNMENT. Reuter. Berlin. Dec. 12. 'vtrnmtnts anxiety for its security fi iablj) leaned by a statement of Hr. on behalf of the Socialist Party, c the Party's serious objections to emergency decree, the Socialists aed to sink ijolitical considerations oj economic exigencies, adding that
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    BIGAMY CHARGE IN SINGAPORE.
    186 9 Englishman Arrested On Arrival. Alleged to have committed bigamy and obtained money under false pretences, a well dressed Englishman who gave his name as Norman Nelson Kierkup appeared before the District Judge (Mr. G. C. Dodd) this morning. Kierkup. who was accompanied by a lady, arrived
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    "THANK HEAVEN FOR THE LEAGUE!"
    178 9 PREVENTED COMPLICATIONS IN MANCHURIA. British Official. Rugby. Dec. 12. Lord Grey and Lord Cecil, who returned yesterday from Paris at the conclusion of the League Council meeting, spoke at a demon-' stiation in London last night on the Manchurian situation. Lord Grey said he thought
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    GERMANY'S PEACE ACTION.
    110 9 STRONGER CONVENTION FOR THE LEAGUE. Reuter. Geneva. Dec. 12 Germany to-day signed a convention denouncing war. based on Article Eleven of the Covenant of the League, under which the Manchuria dispute is being considered. Th" signatories agree to withdraw troops whenever the Council requests them to do
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    KING EDWARD'S FUND.
    66 9 INCREASED SUMS DISTRIBUTED TO HOSPITALS. British Official. Rugby. Dec. 12. The Prince of Wales presided yesterday at a meeting of the Council of the King Edward's Hospital Fund, when over £204,000 was distributed in grants to hospitals for the present year. This marks another substantial increase in
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    FINNISH Government DEFEATED.
    35 9 Reuter. Helsingfors. Dec. 12. The Government was defeated on a proposal for the reorganisation of. State industrial enterprises as limited companies. The Cabinet is expected to resign and dissolution is possible. —Reuter.
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    SPANISH CABINETS WORK DONE.
    28 9 Reuter. Madrid. Dec. 13. The Azana Cabinet has resigned, considering that its task is completed by the installation of the President of the Republic—Reuter.
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    SIR WILLIAM ORPEN'S WILL.
    25 9 British Official. Rugby, Dec. 12. The will of the late Sir William Orpen, the artist, has been proved at £159,000—British Official.
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    To-Day's Features.
    53 9 CORRESPONDENCE, on page 3. COPRA PRODUCTION, on page 4. JOHORE PLANTERS, on page 5. TOPICS OP TO-DAY. on page 8 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR, on page It. CLUB DIARY, on page 12. DIARY OF EVENTS, on page 12. JAPANESE SPORTS IN BERLIN, on page 13. MALAYAN CUSTOMS UNION,
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    ROTARY MOVEMENT IN MALAYA.
    391 9 Successful Convention At Ipoh. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Dec. 14 The Malayan Rotarian Convention came to an end yesterday in very pleasant conditions. It was pronounced an exceptional success. the Hon. Col. Cecil Rae presided ever all functions, at some of which there were nearly
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    SUICIDE IN A LAUNCH.
    159 9 RUBBER DEALER'S TRAGIC DEATH. Mr. A. J. Ferguson, the well-known Sineirubber dealer, met a tragic death last night. He was working in his office in Union Building on Saturday as usual. Last night at ab ut 8 30 he went to Johnston's Pier and hired a
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    STRAITS TRADING CO.
    302 9 PROFIT OF $820,882 MADE. The report of the directors of the Straits Trading Company, Ltd., to be submitted at the half-yearly meeting at the company's offices in Ocean Building OO Monday. Dec. 21, states: The directors now tubmit the accounts for the year ended Sept. 30. 1931.
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    DISAPPEARANCE OF INDIAN.
    363 9 HIS FATE REMAINS A MYSTERY. DECOMPOSED BODY OF A CHINESE. MURDER VERDICT BY CORONER. The disappearance of an Indian named Surtn who was last seen alive on or about July 26 this year stiff remains unsolved. The body at first thought to be his was found to
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    TRAGEDY OF WRECKED TRAWLER.
    117 9 RAFT WITH TWO ALIVE AND FOUR DEAD. Reuter. Oslo. Dec. 12. A raft with two desperate seamen holding on to the bodies of four dead comrades, has drifted a«=hrre near Maaloey. The raft belonged to German steamer with a crew of 32. She Is beiic\ed to
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    SUPREME COURT ALTERATIONS.
    78 9 PROVISION FOR A THIRD JUDGE? Alterations are being effected in the Supreme Court lo make provs on foi B third court. The present Registrar's Chambers aid bar room will be converted into a court room and the Registrar's Chambers will be moved to the central position between
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    DEBT PAYMENT SUSPENSION.
    96 9 11. S. STATEMENT TO EUROPE. Reuter. Washington. Dec. 12. Mr. Mills. Under-Secretary to th? Treasury, has asked the leaders ot both parties in the Senate to agree to a statem nt to European nations permitting them to suspend d bt payments due on Tuesday, pending Congress ratification
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    NEW JAPANESE CABINET.
    122 9 GOLD EMBARGO TO BE ENFORCED. Reuter. Tokyo. Dec. 13. Mr. Tf.uyoshi Inukai. the septuagenarian leader of the Seiyukai Party, succeeds Mr. Wakatsuki as Premier, and is forming a Seiyukai Ministry instead cf a Coalition Government, as had been expected. The imposition of the geld ban again is
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    SINGAPORE QUALIFY FOR FINAL.
    1686 10 SATURDAY'S MALAYA CUP MATCHES. COMMAND BEATEN IN THRILLING GAME. PERAK JUST WIN AT KUALA LUMPUR. As a result of Saturday s tics In It* Malaya Cup competition. Singapore and Perak. last year's finalists, again qualified to meet in the final at Kuala Lumpur on Jan. 30.
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    PERAK BEAT SELANGOR.
    776 10 CLOSE FIGHT AT KUALA LUMPUR. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Dec. 12. in the closing stages of the Malaya Cup semi-final played here to-day Perak scored a sensational win by a goal (5 points) to a try (3 points) before a record crowd which included the
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    SPRINGBOKS IN IRELAND.
    23 10 MATCH AGAINST ULSTER. London, Dec. 12. At Belfast to-day, the South Africans beat Ulster by 30 points to three points.—Reuter.
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    COUNTY AND CLUB RESULTS.
    80 10 London, Dec. 13. The following are the results of county efcampionship and main club matches played yesterday. Cheshire 0 Durham 24 Devon 0 Somerset 12 Gloucester 28 Cornwall 3 Lancashire 27 Northumberland 16 Yorkshire 30 Cumberland 5 Blackhealth 8 Leicester 14 Glasgow A. 9 Oxford U.
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    THE WINNING SKIPPER.
    17 10 D. R. Harper, the Si ngapore captain, who played a wonderful game on Saturday.
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    PERAK AMATEUR RACES.
    456 10 SATURDAY'S RESULTS. THE TURF. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Dec. 12. The races to-day were again marred by rain The weather was mild and bright before the start but a drizzle began to fall during the fifth race and developed into a heavy shower in the seventh
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    S.G.C. EVENTS.
    124 10 GOLF. The qualifying round fcr the Captain's Pri c at the Singapore Golf Club was played on Saturday and yesterday and resulted in a win for T. Black (80—10 —70) hi "A" Division, and for H. H. Markham (89—14—75) "B" Division. Sixty-seven cards were taken out. The following
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    HOLE IN ONE AT BUKIT TIMAH.
    31 10 While playing with N. R. Wilson on Saturday afternoon at Bukit Timah. B. F. Dyke aid the sth h le. measuring 160 yards, in cne.
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    K.G.C. MEDALS.
    65 10 Twenty-one cards were taken out for the December Medal competition at the Keppel Golf Club and the following returned: J. P. Campbell 88—16=72. H. Morris 85—10—75. J. Green 90—14=76. Ball Sweeps.—A Class: Saturday. A. Parahar. 41 —6=35; Sunday, W. P. Douglas. 44—6=38. B Class: Saturday. C. J Clackett.
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    DRESSMAKERS' PLEA.
    146 10 PERSONAL IMPORTATION DUTY LESS THAN TARIFF. London, Nov. 18. Representatives of some twenty leading West End dressmakers decided at a meeting to-day to send a deputation to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, asking for a repeal of the amendment to the Finance Act of 1926. which allows private
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    CONTINUOUS WORK OF CABINET.
    359 10 MANY PROBLEMS AWAITING SOLUTION. Rugby. Dec. 12. The Parliamentary recess will be used by the Government as an opportunity for continuous work on the problems stiU awaiting solution. The session which has just closed has enabled emergency measures to be carried into law. and now Ministers
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    ANOTHER RUBBER ROAD TEST.
    313 10 MR. PARRY DAVIS'S PROCESS Uf ILISED. Another test for rubber roads in Singapore was made this morning when an area in Trafalgar Street was laid with a waterproof rubber preparation invented by the well-known rubber research chemist, Mr. Parry Davis. The work was witnessed by the
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    THE CUSTOMS UNION.
    301 10 S. S. (S.) A. ACTION. At a meeting of the committee of the S.S.(S.)A. on Tuesday last it was resolved that the individual replies of all members of the Committee to the questionnaire of the Cus oms Duty Committee should be circuiated to the Committee. The acting
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    GEN. HONJO WANTS TO BE GOVERNOR.
    306 10 FRENCH "INVASION" \< m DENIED. Shanghai. r> )4 ConfidentiaL reports from Mukd> d by Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang General Honjo has wired to Tok mending himself as Gov rnor-c^ 0 J Manchuria and Mongolia and n abolition of the tour-head system of i ment.
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    212 10 EQUINE ACTOR AT THE ALHAMBRA. Technical perfection has been ■ttahwj the Metro-GoldwynrMayer film Spoiurg Blood." which began a seat an at the Alhamb:.. yesterday. The central theme is th. life star, of "Tommy Eoy." a Kentucky racehorse Md it is claimed to be an exposure of ;ome
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    BRIGHT PROGRAMME AT THE CAPITOI.
    170 10 An amusing combination of juven.l--and adult talent is revealed in "The Forbidden Adventure." a Paramount picture now showing at the Capitol. There s a hap of rollicking kids in it at one period but thr three. ringleaders in all the fun and m schu■: are
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    PAVILION'S STRIKING PICTURE.
    136 10 Paramount has achieved something Ml ur "Fighting Caravans." now being icreenrf 3 the Pavilion. It is a story of pioneer days in the West, when the Civil War in Americ* coincided with the great trek to PJtfaff*. depriving the caravans of adequa 4 protection and therefore exposing
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    BANKER ARRESTED.
    49 10 ECHO OF RECENT FRENCH FAILURE. ,j Pan- ,v Francois Fromant. a promintnt formerly chairman of the board of the Banque Coloniale prises Mutueiles. was arrested charge of fraud. The arrest of Fromant Is coi the recent failure of the Bang with a loss estimated at 90.000 00«
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    F. A. CUP RESULTS.
    250 12 London, Dec. 12. To-day's F.A. Cup second round ties resulted as follows' Scunthorpe 1 Queen's PR. 4 Lincoln 2 Luton 2 Gainsborough 2 Watford 5 Darwen 2 Chester 1 New Brighton 0 Hull 4 Fu'.iiam 0 Yeovil 0 Tranmere 1 Bristol R. 0 Burton 4 Gateshead
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      563 12 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune:' This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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    A REVOLUTIONARY PROPOSAL.
    964 13 MALAYAN CUSTOMS UNION. ROBBING SINGAPORE OF ITS TRADE. IMPORTANT TO REMAIN A FREE PORT. challenging article on the Malayan Customs Union proposal is contributed to the November issu-° of "British Malaya" (London): To an old resident of Singapore, one of the most striking features of the recent
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    VITAMINE "C."
    62 13 ISOLATED IN CRYSTALLINE FORM. Stockholm, Dec. 3. After the recent discovery of a crystalled form of vitamine, it is now announced that a Swodish student pupil of the young Norwegian scientist. Dr. Ottar Rugh. of the University of Upsala's laboratory, has succeeded in isolating vitamine "C" in crystalline
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    JAPANESE SPORTS IN BERLIN.
    716 13 JUDO BECOMING POPULAR. DEMONSTRATION OF KENDO AND JIU JITSU. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") Jiu jitsu and its sporting variety judo, not many years ago practically unknown in Germany except by name, are now becoming increasingly popular throughout the Reich and many sporting clubs have formed
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    THE TRADE DEPRESSION.
    318 13 CONDITIONS IN SAIGON. The following items are reproduced from 'Tlndcchine": The Saigon Chamber of Commerce has made an enquity among 81 firms of that place and has found that, between Jan. 1, and June. 30 last. 128 French employees had been dismissed out of 707 in service,
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    CHINESE LANGUAGE STUDY.
    438 13 INCLUSION IN CURRICULUM OF FOREIGN SCHOOLS. SHANGHAI PLAN. Further consideration was given by the Shanghai Education Board at its meeting on Nov. 18 to the question of the study of the Chinese language by foreign children in the Municipal Schools. The Acting Secretary read a letter received
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    38 13 Mr. Herbert Hoover. President of the United Sates of America, has accepted the invitation of the Organising Committee to open the Games of the 10th Olympiad at Los Angeles. California, on July 30. 1932, in the Olympic SLadium.
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    ALLEGATIONS OF FALSE AMATEURISM.
    163 14 LAWN TENNIS. Andre Merlin, the French lawn tennis player, has according to the "Auto." been asked by the French Lawn Tennis Association to appear before a committee to explain why he, an amateur, played two practice sets against W. T. Tilden, a professional. M. Gillou, in
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    ASSOCIATION FOUNDED IN GERMANY.
    79 14 Nauen, Nov. 29. Berlin An Association of tennis professionals and teachers has been founded here in the presence of delegates from Germany. Franc-. Hungary. Switzerland and Holland. Th. Berliner. Roman Najuch. was elected President and the Parisian Bonne del. Vice-Pre-Mdt-nt The association is on a worldwide
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    AMERICAN TEAM FOR AUSTRALIA.
    83 14 The Council of the Australian Lawn Tennis Association has decided to ask the United States L T. A. to send a team of two players to tour Australia between January and March next W Allison has expressed the wish to visit Australia and it is hoped
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    COCHET AS AVIATOR.
    245 14 FRENCHMAN'S VISIT TO WARSAW. Henri Cochet. the famous French Davis Cup player having achieved much success as a tennis player, now has a new ambition. He l> having flying lessons at the Villa Coublay aviation school in Paris, and hopes to qualify for a pilot's licence. The
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    FRENCH PREMIER'S AMBITION.
    216 14 That lawn tennis is a cosmopolitan game we all know; what is more remarkable is the increasing allusion to its prominent personalities in social life outside the court. At a leading West End club, an elderly denizen of the card room, who wears a beret, has been
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    TILDEN BEATS KOZELUH.
    86 14 Big Bill" Tilden, playing as he did in the palmiest days of his amateur career, defeated Karel Koieluh, the former world's professional champion 6-3. 6-2. 7-5 at the Paris Palais dcs Sport (says a "Sporting Life" report). Tilden easily won the first two sets, and after Kozeluh
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    JAPANESE VISIT TO INDIA.
    137 14 A meeting of the Delhi Championship Committee on November 13 discussed a letter from the South Club. Calcutta intimating that they would not agree to the Japane c team visit ng Delhi unless a guarantee of Rs. 1.500 was forthcoming. It will be recalled that the
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    LACOSTE IN TRAINING.
    126 14 It is now three seasons since Rene Lacoste the great French player, took part in serious lawn tennis, though returned on several (says a •'Pioneer*' corresponaaKttV.tflr' sertousne s with which he is now practising with the professional Darsoval on the courts of the Sporting Club de Pari?,
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    INDIAN TEAM FOR ENGLAND.
    556 14 DULEBP CO-OPTED AS SELECTOR. CRICKET. Allahabad. Nov. 24. Details are now available of the Annual Meeting of the Cricket Control Board at New Delhi, neld this week-end. According to a message to a local paper, the Board promises that the current year will be just as
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    NEW LAWS IGNORED.
    250 14 NEED FOR STRICTER REFEREEING. RUGBY FOOTBALL. It seems that the new laws introduced into rugby football this season are not accomplishing all that their sponsois hoped from them. We expected (writes 'The Field"; to I c more orderly scrummaging, with less difficulty in getting the ball fairly
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    BRITISH INTERESTS IN CHINA.
    674 14 THE EMPHASIS UPON EXTRALITY. SIR HARRY FOX'S OPTIMISM Sir Harry Fox, formerly Commercial Counsellor to the British Legation, Peking, was the chief guest at luncheon at the Cannon-street Hotel of the Fellows of the Royal Empire Society as already briefly reported. He dealt in an address
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    AIMS OF EDUCATION.
    441 14 VIEWS OF SIAMESE PRINCE. H. R. H. Prince Chulachalcrabongs spoke over the local radio last evening on the th rd aim of education, says the "Bangkok Times" of Dec 2. The speech occupied about twenty minutes and at the outset the Prince said that he felt it
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      573 16 "Tribune" Small Ads. Bring Results Because They Reach the Permanent Population PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE Suit No. 1206 of 1931 Between PRITAM SINGH son of Mangtoo Singh Plaintiff and GURDIT SINGH son of Nathoo Defendant To. GURDIT SINGH. son of
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