Malaya Tribune, 30 December 1931

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Li i No 307 SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1931 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday. Dec. 30, 1931. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1931.
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      286 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. l9 p f vNOT BETTER THE BEST. I ARLSBERG PILSENEK Obtainable at Hotels, Clubs ancU' Rest Houses throughout the Straits 5j J (H fill ft Settlements and the Malay States. 3*/ W Sole Agents: The East Asiatic Company, Limited. (Incorporated in Denmark.) KUALA LUMPUR SINGAPORE PENANG. **m
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      495 1 THE 'MALAYA TRIBUNE" IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN MALAYA. I XT" L J X X J"» J X j Let A 'Vesta Save You Money, j A Sewing Machine Renowned for its Reliability. j -fir j VIBRATING SHUTTLE. HAND SEWING MACHINE, WITH COVER. J NET WEIGHT 33 LBS. j
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    Girls’ Corner. Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. AUNTIE LIZZIE'S LETTER. The Progress Of The "Corner."
    464 2 Girls’ Corner. Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. AUNTIE LIZZIE'S LETTER. The Progress Of The Corner." My dear Niece. 1 This is our last Corner- for this year, and 1 think it is a very appropriate tme to look back and see how our "Correr" has fared uring this year. I
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    Visit To The Zoo.
    508 2 /By Ho Poh Choo.) On the breezy morning of a certain fine Sunday, one of my friends paid me a flying visit and asked me to accompany her to the Zoological Gardens. Being desirous of visiting that place I seized the opportunity. After the last stretch
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    Rain.
    430 2 <By 'Sc Recently we had rain.practicaJly every day. and HUM times we ha ed It because it interfered with our movements But rain sometimes helps as i: furnishes us with an excuse should we happen to arrive late somewhere. It is a pest tc the poor, who unable to
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    Whale-Fishing.
    361 2 (By "Eileen;') Being one of the crews in a ship sailing to some of th° Dv eh Islands we were looking out into the sea and fortunately saw a black fishlike figure appear. It was soon recognised to be a common whale and this interested most of us. An
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    SHIP BUILDING IN ITALY.
    340 2 FAST ASSUMING LEADING POSITION. With orders flowing in from ev«cy part of the globe. Italy is fast assuming a prominent position among the leading shipbuilding nations of the world. Figures for the first nine months of the current year reveal that Italy's ship-yards are the fourth
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    A MODERN ORATORIO.
    175 2 YOUNG GERMAN COMPOSER'S SUCCESS. Berlin. Nov 28. The first cratorio of modern times was sung th s week by the Berlin Philharmonic Choir, with the Philharmonic Orchestra under Otto Klemperer. It is the work of Paul Hmdemith one of the most pr minent of Germany's younger composers,
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      166 2 ASIATIC UNEMPLOYMENT FUND. APPEAL FOR MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTIONS. The suggestion, first made in the "Malaya Tribune," that Unemployment Relief be nut on a properly organised bast,, has been keenly taken up. We v th- quest of the committee of the Asiatic Unemployment Fund to SfcVrJSSS T for regular contributions so long
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      393 2 j Special j Attraction. j| L.^— i ——iA-J—^- I Roidori ol the Malay ,i Tribtroe" are uffeiei \AV] [1 vt ASSURANCEon pa rt i<• 111 arl > favourable oooditini t j i policy is effected during December. Last yeai i i P^' ll policies in force on 31st. December «I
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      70 2 I La Maison de Modes de Paris j 83, STAMFORD ROAD, SINGAPORE. I THE ONLY PARIS BRANCH IN SINGAPORE I j FOR 14 DAYS X'mas Sale j J dfir French Felt and Strau Hats fljn Ranging from $.5.50 to 11 a Come and See the Womkriul j > Assortment of
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    90 3 [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the Malaya .Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOUD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one side of the paper only. Pen
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    Speeding Lorries.
    80 3 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune."J Sir, —Some Johore lorries coming to Singapore often travel at an excessive speed, heedless of the safety of pedestrians walking on the roadside. They dash through the crowded streets of the villages. It is time the authorities took this matter up seriously in
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    Wanted: Bath-Houses.
    115 3 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Singapore, a delightful city, is well provided with hotels, cinemas, barber's shops, and many other thirgs. but t%my great regret I have not yet noticed any place where one could enjoy a clean bath in a tub. wiih hoc and cold water
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    Vain Display.
    292 3 (To the Editor. "Malaya Tribune."; Sir.—In the history of the world, some people lived in small huts and houses: they were poorly clad and poorly fed, yet they were the heroes of the world. You know about Plato. UThe name Plato is Racom, which in Persian means "the
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    The Cinema.
    667 3 (To the Editor. *Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—I humbly beg you to allow me a little space in the "People s Paper" to write on the cinema. I have not nari the courage to write before, but after seeing so many of our boys and girls ruined by going to
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    New Industries For Malaya.
    265 3 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—Apropos "Dreamer's" letter in your issue of the 23rd inst. on "Malaya's Attraction fcr Capital." much of Ma-'aya's money to-day is flowing into Jr.e coffers of other countries—Japan, for instai.ee. In the cement trade: while China's sons apathetically watch the process
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    "Unmarriageable Girls."
    291 3 'To the Editor. 'Malaya Tribune") Sir.—The discussion on "Unmarriageable Girls'" is progressing in l.vely fashion and I am simply absorbing the contents of the letters written by your able readers, without having as yet expressed my own opin on on the subject. After following letter after letter, incidentally,
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    The Unemployed.
    62 3 Mr. Soo Ah Chee writes in enthusiastic support of the "Malaya Tribune's" appeal to its readers to help the Asiatic Unemployment Fund with monthly subscriptions. "Of course," he says, "I shall fill in the form published in your paper, though I cant afford much." That's the right spirit.
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      194 3 ffl MALAYA'S Mjjl Newest ahd West jfllHi Delicious DRINK I IM FRUirPOP Made From The 4 Finest Imported ;Sg|M FRUITS Product of I PHOENIX I j :!!|Jffll Aerated Water Worts, SINGAPORE. I Keeps hair smooth... tidy No more unkempt hair...no its natural lustrous sheen... more need to worry how and
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      331 3 I THE FAVMJRITE: j Refuse A j I fcg j Imitations. I J flOll i INSIST ON i 0 111 C i i jRJ jl I ORANGE j I»Iffwl r lcrush! j A !j| ||L|||||l i i I j Manufactured by j G S FRASER I I E t jßjjj
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    THE ROUND-TABLE CONFERENCE.
    888 4 NOT A FAILURE ON THE WHOLE. VIEWS OF JUSTICE PARTY DELEGATE. Sir A.P. Patro, a justice Party delegate to the Round Table Conference, arrived in Ceylon on Dec. 17 from England en route to India. Interviewed by a representative of the Ceylon Independent". Sir Patro said that
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    EMIL JANNINGS’S NEW PART.
    109 4 Vienna, Nov. 25i At the Deutsches Volksthchter Gerhart Hauptmann's stirring drama. •'Fuhrmann Henschel." will soon be produced, wi h Emil Jannings. the famous film actor, in the title role. Karlheinz Martin, from Berlin, has undertaken the mise-en-scene. The Vienna B.vadca c ting Society is goirg to
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    ASIATIC UNEMPLOYED.
    276 4 APATHY IN KUALA LUMPUR. Kuala Lumpur, says the "Malay Mail." does not occupy an enviable position in the matter of unemployement relief among Asiatics, particularly in comparison with other towns in the Peninsula. The Se la rigor Indian Association certainly made a move and collected what, in view
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    MOSCOW LANDMARK.
    136 4 DESTRUCTION OF CATHEDRAL OF THE REDEEMER. Moscow, Dec. 6. One of Moscow's most famous landmarks disappeared to-day when the Cafthedral of the Redeemer was blown up to make room for a new building. A cordon of police and troops cleared the streets for miles around the famous church,
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    GREEK IMPORT DUTIES.
    45 4 Athens. Nov. 28. Th> Government has introduced a Bill increasing tenfold the duties on imports from coup res with which Greece has no commercial corventicn If passed the law will be reti_spective as frcm yesterday, bu; cargoes in t.ansit will be exempted.
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    BENGAL READY FOR TERRORISTS.
    317 4 LORD LOTHIAN'S SPEECH WELCOMED. New Delhi Nov. 28 Lord Lothian's firm speech in the Bouse of Lords on terrorism is welcomed by the general public, which for too long has been accustomed to hear nothing but apologetics from Government in India and at home for any
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    EARL KITCHENER CHARGED.
    161 4 LOCUST INVASION OF KENYA. Nairobi. Dec. 1. Earl Kitchener's appeal against the fine of £20 imposed on h m for failing to report the presence of locusts on his Kenya estate was dismissed here to-day. A very serious situation has been created in Kenya Colony by an
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      217 4 LADIES! For Your X'mas We have just received from Paris a large consignment of beautiful Hashing colours and most up-to-date style strawhate and French Berets. SHANGHAI STAR CO., 126. ORCHARD ROAD, Opposite Oxley Rd. 'Phone 2874. T.P.B 8 iiijprs puis Mr raw.*Mi- I mlw sold b, At****-**—*—* I I TIMMS
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      143 4 This is Why I Never Powder In Public V dabbing powder on her think there is no other waj M, skin from becoming shiny and esiMj j have found, however, that whei powder is blended with Horn in Tokalon Mousse of Cream mtn j stays on all day in spite
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    SINGAPORE SIKHS CELEBRATE.
    233 5 A Sikh festival was celebrated at the Police Depot on the 27th inst., an active part being taken by the Police Band. The continuous recitation of the Sikh Bible commenced on the 25th and terminated at 8 a.m. on Sunday, following which lectures on the Sikh religion
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1495 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. J ISSUED BY PHASER St CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS Singapore, December 30, 10 a.m. iMUe Teat CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Valua. Ends. Buyers. Sellers ti 0.0 Asam Kumbang Tin Dec. Si £1. 4.0 £1. 5.0 1.0.0 Austral Malay Dec. SI 0.1841 l. 0.0 0.5.0 Ayer Hitam Tin
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      192 5 i KeM Quality with Modern r"rire i \ppiy to i New China Optical Co., MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN* j 96. High Street. Singapore 'Phone 3:»S Third Shipment Just Unpacked "PYLAPSAR" and "KENGCHYE" Cloth* for Economists Guaranteed fast colour and no starch Durable to wear and easy to wash. Now on sale at
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      105 5 I I i I United Engineers Limited, j HOPE TO SEE YOl' AT kfu 311 THEIR STAND W\\ [|j SINGAPORE S MANUFACTURERS' j EXHIBITION j Opening Jan. 2, I 1932. t i I j 1 LEPROSY DIABETES, V.D, CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, PILES, LEUCORRHOEA SEX-DISORDERS AND NUMEROUS OTHER COMPLICATED AND CHRONIC DISEASES
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      622 5 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Short- Wave Broadcasts For The Week. |sn should note that Petaling Hill > Lumpur) is now on 75 metres until notice. P. C. J. (Eindhoven) and tg Priok (Java) are suspended. MONDAYS. t jio-SAIOON gives concert by soloists jr-ai 0.30 pjn- and recorded music and Anna-
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      108 5 LI8B9)N, Portugal (42.9 metres), every Friday 7 to 9 pjn. SATURDAYS. Radio Saigon, as Tuesday. Ah Monday stations except Radio Ooldberg. Manila. Chelmsford and Bangkok. MELBOURNE from 6 to 6.30 p.m. and SYDNEY from 3 to 4.30 p m KOOTWUK, Holland, (16.8 metres) special oews bulletin In Dutch. English. French
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      211 6 I START THE NEW YEAR WITH A LAUGH i Special New Year Programme j j 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.151 ~,ii•i•iiiiil i M i i i i i I ••II I im j I I MATINEES DAILY at 3.145 p.m. j I (WEDNESDAY TO SUNDAYJ i j The Screen's Funniest Trio j
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      159 6 Amusements 615 TO-NIGHT 9.15 WARNER BAXTER j LOIS MORAN j IN j "Behind that Curtain" j FOX PICTURE I TO-MORROW HOLIDAY MATINEES:—FRIDAY, SATURDAY SUNDAY. The Screen's Rest Loved Lovers Together Again in a Rainbow Romance, If You Have Ever Loved Lo I GAYNOR j I Her love melted the bars
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      129 6 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.1 JACKIE COOPER j IN j Skippy TO-MORROW REGINALD DENNY CLIFF EDWARDS Stepping Out GEai ?11l J4 mzq COAST RD KATC NG tt^ft^. 6.15 TO-NIGHT 8.15 WARNER BROS' ALL COLOR OPERETTA "VIENNESE NIGHTS Color, Songs, Dancing, Spectacle, Romance Comedy—A that you ever wish for in entertainment are present
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    298 7 B. ETUN AND CO.'S REPORT. COMMERCIAL NEWS. Dc 30. 11 am. RUBBER London: 3 1 d.. down l/16d. New York: 4 15 16 cents (G.», unchanged. Shares: Steady. Al'.enbys 70—80 cents. Ayer Moleks 50—60 cents, Ayer Panas 60—65 cents, Bassetts 35—40 cents, Brogas 48—55 cents. Bukit Jelotongs
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    PAJAM, LIMITED.
    732 7 PROFIT IN RUBBER'S BLACKEST YEAR. QUESTIONS BY MR. DUNMAN. Ihe twenty-second annual general meeting of the Pa jam. Ltd., was held yestjrday morning at the oificas cf Messrs. Derrick and Co., Hong Kong Bank Chambers. Those present were Mr. J. M. Sime (chairman). Dr. li G Weir, Mr.
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    49 7 Singapore. Dec. 30. Standard Spot 10 4 cts. business done. January February 10 M 10 January-March lO 10 r v April-June 11. ll^.j Tone of Market: Quiet. Latest Cables: London Spot Sheet 3'id. per lb. New York: Spot Sheet G. 4 15,16 per lb.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    132 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES Singapore. Dec. 30. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Perak 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Suwa Maru 18; Mata Hari. Josefina 16; Somali 14; Javanese Prince 11; Ulysses 9; Menelaus 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). City of Athene 30; Karapara 32; Adrastus 35:
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    SHIPPING NEWS. RHIO STRAIT
    292 7 A cable received from the Chief Inspector of Shipping at Batavia by tre Consul General Cf th? Netherlands, stat t. tha at two spots in the Rhio Strait the water is censid red dangerously shallcw namrly: (a) 0 deg. 54 mm. 21 I c. Ncrth 104
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    313 7 Singapore. Dec. 30. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 4 9 32d London 3 months' s ght 2s. 4 7 32d.. London 60 days' sight 2s. 4 5 32d.. London 30 days' sight 2s. t%4, London demand 2s. 4 3j32d. London T.T. 2s. 4 116 d., Lyons demand
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    TIN AND RUBBER PRICES.
    80 7 London. Dec. 29. Messrs. Lewis, Lazarus and Sons notify today's tin prices as follows: Spot £141 116 (£141%). Forward £144 316 <£144"0. The market is steady. Messrs. Symington and Wilson notify to-day's rubber prices are follows: Spot 3 s'l6d. (3%d). Forward 3 1 d (3 7T6d).
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    PRODUCE.
    172 7 Singapore. Dec. 30. Rice. Siam 1 per Koyan $236 Rice. Siam 2 $204 Rice, Siam 3 $186 Rice, Siam 4 $18i Rice, Siam "Sinnway" per koyan No. 1 $204 Rice. Siam No. 2 $196 Rice, Saigon A-l $181 Rice. Saigon 1 $173 Rice. Saigon 2 $168 Rice. Saigon 3
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      333 7 I Victoria Theatre! I TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT!! j SINGAPORE'S FIRST X'MAS PANTO ROBINSON CRUSOE j The Biggest Musical Show of ihe Year j with over thirty People j Finish the Old Year with a Smile NIGHTLY AT 930 P.M. j Matinees: Thursday, December 31, Friday I January 1, at 530 Booking
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      437 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD. Notice Re Closing Of Roads. NOTICE is hereby given that all roads, pas hs. and unenclosed land, the property of the Singapore Harbour Board, in Tanjong Pagar District, will be closed to the Public on Friday. January Ist, 1932. from 6 a.m. to
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      83 7 I f i i I TO-MORROW! j TO MORROW J 1 TO-MORROW i f j TO-MORROW! j I TO-MORROW! I THAT'S I WAIT FOR I IT! J Triumph B wj; Farrell I M€R£LY MARY ANN i She worked with her hands. ashamed of their j j roughness. He played with
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    JAPAN CHALLENGES THE WORLD.
    706 8 The time has come far the League cf Nations to pursue a policy of "Deeds—not words" touching the Manchurian crisis. If the League does not act, individual Powers may feel bound to do so. Significant reports about American precauti in* are beginning to appear in the
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    434 8 Mr. F. E. de Paula, general manager in the F.M.S. tor the Straits Trading Co.. Ltd.. lias returned from Honii leave. Part II of the lecture on Mental Hygiene' will be given at the Theosophical Society. 181. lank Road, to-morrow at 6.30 p.m. The Air Mail Alor Star—Aim'erdam despatched from
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION DENIALS.
    566 8 Official Statement From The Hague. Reuter. The Hague, Dec. 29. Ihe report that a rubber restriction scheme has been completed is emphatically denied by Mr Van der Waals. Director of the Trade Section of the Colonial Office. He declared that no such scheme had been sent to
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    DUTIES ON FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
    112 8 EARLY PRODUCE TO BE TAXED. Reuter. Lordon. Dec. 29. Ep cureans htneeforth must pay far luxu v dishes containing 'early" fru t and vegetables, under an order issued o-n!ght imposing dut es en a long list af fresh horticultural product mported before the British main
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    ORDERS FOR BRITAIN.
    88 8 RAILCARS AND ANTI-AIRCRAFT EQUIPMENT. British Official. Rugby. Dec. 2s. The Belgian Minister for National Defence ha.s placed an order with Mesfrs. Vickers, the well-known British firm, :'or the equipment of eight anti-aircraft posts. The Rumanian State Railways have placed a considerable order for railcars with the British
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    AUSTRALIAN AIR MAIL.
    37 8 TO LEAVE ENGLAND ON JAN. 6. British Official. Rugby, Dec. 29. It is. expected that the Australian National Airways experimental direct flight to Australia will leave England with mails on Jan. 6.— British Official.
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    WINTER AT LAST!
    56 8 FALLS OF SNOW IN BRITAIN. Rugby. Dec. 29. London experienced the first snow of the winter to-day, when the temperature dropped after a mild Christmas spell. The snow was only slight in London, but heavier in the North of England and Scotland, where winter sports are proceeding
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    17 8 Several useful desk-pad calendars, from the Phoenix Aerated Water Works and G. H. Cafe, are warmly acknowledged.
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    452 8 (BY "LOOKER-ON The new equation: Rubber \> our. U,JT A a "Now chaps, don't rusl pleaded Hans of the Restri A In the end it will be a 'whispering 'I will ne'er consented." A Now for the New Yea the old one, Tennyson p it Thf if
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    50 8 i a i 'itii H From Europe »London ma B < Dec. 10), by the "Room' 6 a.m. on Friday. The outward Dutch a ropier dam is expect, d to arrive it A morning. Correspondent- w'A Singapore by the even B| and will be ready foi delivers 7.30
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    31 8 LATEST QUOTATIONRUBBER London: 'J^d. New York: 4 15/16 tO.i Singapore: 10»_. cen's. Bttsta< TIN. London Spot: £141. 2s. 6d.il>** Three Months: £144. 5s. fki >' Singapore: $71.25 (.75 toru>
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      312 8 PROGRESS CONSISTS OF j I GIVING BETTER VALUE. ProftreM is not Merely alteration, it is improvement English j J *lver*nithi are not allowing the intnxiuction of machinery to j J nflueoM their designs, but when t>ossible they are wnng machines fc, .-in,-, expense Modern silverware is designed to combine I
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      80 8 Pleasing Presents V* IN Jewellery AT Lowest Prices FOR New Year j l). S. de Silva Bros Jewellers. 23. HIGH STREET SINGAPORE. I j T. K. KVs 1 Tubes. I i j j3O I 3' L $1 25 30 x 5." $2.00 J 32 x 6 $2 75 33 x
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    THE LEADERS OF UNITED CHINA. IMMIGRATION LAWS BROKEN. FIFTY PASSENGERS IN SHIP'S HOLD.
    1147 9 AGENTS AND OFFICERS FINED. SOMEBODY MADE MUCH MONEY. An attempt to evade the immigration regulat ons at Singapore was nipped in the bud and the agents, captain. rompradTe and doctor of the •Sestan"' were prosecuted and fined.
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    CHINESE FORCES WITHDRAW.
    262 9 Now BehinJilieGreat Wall. Reuter. Sin Kuo Min. Peking. Dec. 30 Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang has ordered his main body of troops in Chinchow and ihe vicinity to withdraw within the Great Wall, so as to prevent the Japanese miliiary autrori its having any excuse to extend l£eir
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    NEW MINISTERS AT NANKING.
    731 9 Eugene Chen At Foreign Office. Nanking, Dec. 29. On the recommendation of Mr. Sun Fo, President of the Executive Yuan, the following Ministerial appointments were announced this afternoon: Foreign Affairs, Mr. Eugene Chen. Acting Finance Minister, Mr. Huang Han Liang (a very close confidant of Mr.
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    MR. GANDHI'S WIRE TO VICEROY. FUTURE ACTION OF CONGRESS.
    490 9 MORE ARRESTS IN PESHAWAR. CHIEFS TRYING TO SUPPRESS REDS. Reuter. Better news comes from the Frontier Province to-day, but many arrests are still taking place, and the miliary were called out on one occasion. Mr. Gandhi has persuaded .hp Congress to
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    SHIPS COLLIDE ON THAMES.
    69 9 EIGHT MEN BELIEVED TO BE DROWNED. British Official. Rugby. Der. 20 Eight men are m i.sing and are be.'teved druwucd. aft.*r a collision which occurred last '\enink. in Gallior's Reach in the Thames, near Woolwich, between the 7.500 tons American passenger sh;p. "Ame. lean Trader." and
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    THE NEW REGIME IN CHINA.
    123 9 4By CourteSy of the Sin Chew Jit Poh.) The above men constitute the executive Cabinet. Ministers detailed in the telegram above work under the supervision of the Executive Yuan. By this system all Ministers are controfieJ by the Kuomintang Party organisation during the tutelage period,
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    To-day's Features.
    35 9 GIRLS' CORNER, on page 2. CORRESPONDENCE, on page 3. WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. on page 5. TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on page 8. DIARY OF EVENTS, on page 12. CLUB DIARY, on page 12.
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      213 9 j PAVILION j 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 i .lust Let Yourself Go and You'll be Swept Away J in the Daring, Sensational Emotion Blast i "The Better Wife" j j WITH Ruth Ctiatterton j AND jj j Clive Brook j The Most Sensational Drama of the Year. J j I Watch
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    EUROPEANS v. THE REST.
    595 10 TRIAL MATCHES YESTERDAY AND TO-DAY. HOCKEY. That great interest is being taken in the lest fixed for Jan. 6 between the European; and the Rest, the first of its kind to be played in Singapore, is evidenced by the trial matches arranged by both the Europeans
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    BILLIARDS.
    145 10 C.V.R.C. CHAMPIONSHIP, The English billiard? championship at the Chinese Volunteer Club was won by Capt. S. Y. Wong, the runner-up being Song Bu Nam. Capt. Wong won by 122 points in 250 up. his double-figures being 17. 10, 18. 19, 10, 15, 16, 10. Nam's total of 128 included
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    280 10 DATES PLAYERS. Hockey. S.C.C. team Singapore Khalsa Association on Monday at S.C.C.: H. A. Exley; W. H. Follenfant, E. O. Staunton; H. M. Preston, R. A. Vaughan. P. C. Sands; W. R. King. Lt. C. A. M. Cumber lege, J. E. Harvey. C. B. Maxwell, J. L. C. Walker. S.V.C.
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    I ISLANDS LOSE.
    231 10 YESTERDAY'S PADANG GAME. RUGBY FOOTBALL. The Islands suffered heavy defeat at the hands of the S.C.C. on the Padang yesterday. The visitors were two men short in the pack, and Ford, org nially down to play for the Club, turned out for the both- sides fielding fourteen
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    OPEN TOURNAMENTS.
    527 10 FRENCH AUTHORITY'S VIEWS. LAWN TENNIS. The following is from "Lawn Tennis and Badminton" of Nov. 14:— The controversial subject of the "open" tournament is discussed in the current issue of "Tennis" by D. Poulain. who gives hia impressions of interviews he load on this subject with Chevalier P.
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    ROWING.
    162 10 'VARSITY RACE RTJMOCRT C. M. Johnston, President of the Oxford University Boat Club, recently refuted a suggestion that a change in the coaching methods of the boat race crew would be made. It had been rumoured that Johnston was anxious to throw over the old coaches and that the
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    27 10 On Boxing Day -at Newton football ground, the Cavanagh XI defeated the Everest team 3—l. The scorers for the wiimers were Chin Ann (2) and Chwee Eng.
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    19 10 The Kallang team defeated the Macpherson Bead team Monday 4—o. The goal scorers were: Osman (2) Salleh and All.
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    NO EUROPE TRIP THIS WINTER.
    289 10 U.S.A. AND REPARATIONS CONFERENCE. Reuter. New York, Dec. 29. Following a conference between Mr. Mills, Mr. Hoover and Mr. Stimson yesterday it is indicated in official circles, according to the "New York Times." that the administration will not be deterred by an adverse attitude of
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    DEPRESSING DEC LINE IN VALUES.
    247 10 FRASER AND CO/S COMMENT ON THE YEAR. In their latest report issued yesterday Messrs. Fraser and Co.. Singapore* state: The past year has witnessed a series of depressing declines in the values of the principal local products. Rubber and Tin. The former touched a low
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    ALOR GAJAH RUBBER ESTATE.
    315 10 LABOUR CONTENTED AND PLENTIFUL. Mr. J. M. Sime presided over at the twentysecond annual general meeting of the Alor Gajah Rubber Estate, Ltd.. yesterday morning In the Hong Kong Bank Chambers. Others present were the two directors, Mr. E. Kong Guan and Mr. S. H. Moss,
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    34 10 The rate of issue of Money Order for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs.. 153 for $IQO. The rate of payment of Money Orders from Ind a and Ceylon is Rs. 157 for $100.
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    THE KUOMINTANG CONFERENCE.
    131 10 CANTON GOVERNMENT ABOLISHED. Shanghai, Dee. H At yesterday's session or he Kuomintang C< nferencs Mr. Wu Tleh Cheng was elected Mayor of Shanghai and Dr. Ma Chao Chun Mayor of Nanking. General Peng Yu Siang attfOded the first m:eting of the Central Standing Commit cc yesterday, when
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    SMUGGLING CHINESE INTO U. S.
    113 10 CONCEALED BEHIND WALLS IN "BREMEN." Reuter. Berlin, Dec. 29. Two ship's stewards and a dish-washer have been sentenced to varying terms of imprisonment at Bremen for having ried tc smuggle Chinese stowaways into the United States in the liner "Bremen." Chen Lai. a Hamburg Chinese,
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    IS THE MODERN GIRL MARRIAGEABLE?
    74 10 DEBATE BY CHINESE YOUNG MEN. There was an interesting debate last night at the Chinese Literary Association. New Bridge Road, on "Are modern girls unmarnageable?" Mr. Ong Eng Llan led the affirmative side and he was opposed by Mr. Ong Siang Kee. The result of
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    TO MAINTAIN GOLD STANDARD.
    54 10 DECISION OF SOUTH AMERICAN STATES. Reuter. New York. Dec. 29 Bolivia. Chile. Columbia. Ecuador and Peru will maintain the Gold Standard as a result of a conftrance cf the five South American control banks at Lima, declared Professor E. W. Kemmerer. American financial expert, when he
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    MR. HENDERSON'S HEALTH.
    50 10 TO ENTER LONDON NURSING HOME. Reuter. London. Dec. 29. Despite an improvement in his health as a result of his recent Riv era holiday. Mr. Arthur Henderson is entering a London nursing horn? to-night for an X-ray examination to determine if a minor operation is necessary.Rev er.
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    ROMANCE OF RUBBER.
    181 10 EDUCATIVE FILM AT EXHIBITION. A most interesting film, describing the many processes ot rubber—seeding, cultivation and tapping, cruing, storing, transport, and the making of rubber goods—is to be shown at the Singapore Manufacturers' Exhibition which will be opened on Saturday at the new F.M.S.R. station at Tanjong
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    LIFEBOAT FOUND BY SALVAGE SHIPS.
    49 10 Reuter. Helsingfors (Finland), Dec. 30. After scouring the sea all day long in a howling gale, salvage ships have picked up a life-boat which disappeared this morning, after rescuing the captain, two mates and six of the crew of the wrecked Finnish steamer. "Orion."—Reuter.
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    LONG-DISTANCE RECORD FLIGHT ATTEMPT.
    56 10 British Official. Rugby. Dec. 29 Careful inspection has revealed that only minor damage was suffered by the Pairey longdistance monoplane during is recent forced landing near Baffron Walden, and it is now anticipated that it will be in readiness to attempt a record non-stop long-distance flight
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    TRADING CONDITIONS IN 1931.
    709 10 WORST YEAR THROUGHOUT MALAYA. MESSRS. CHING KENG LEE'S ANNUAL MEETING. The eleventh annual general meeting of Messrs. Ching Keng Lee and Co., Ltd., was held in the Company's offices. Raffles Chambers, at noon yesterday. Mr. S. Q. Wong presided and others present were: Messrs. T. O.
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    "DR. N. N. KIRKUP."
    173 10 DOCUMENTS ON WAY TO SINGAPORE. Dr. Norman Nelson Kirkup. whose real name Is alleged to be W.lliam Faulkner McGonicle. a man with six previous convictions in England, was again produced before the District Judge (Mr. G C Dodd> this morning, when his honour ordered a further
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    MENACE FROM THE AIR.
    102 10 PROFESSOR MURRAY S ADDRESS TO STUDENTS. British Official. Rugby. Dec. 29. Professor Gilbert Murray, addressing the Anglo-French. Students' Conference in London to-day. expressed the view that Europe could have no security without disarmament He added: "We have no doubt moral guarantees but no material guarantees against
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    EMPIRE RADIO STATION.
    284 10 Will Not Be Availabh For A Year. Reuter. RugbN D, t The new Empire Broadcasting station the British Broadcasting Corporation l' ing at Daventry, will comprise two tran.srrijf? each capable of working on a number of lengths, so that various parts of the {.>, d be reached
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    PLOT AGAINST AMBASSADOR?
    127 10 SOVIET DEMAND FOR RECALL OF DIPLOMATIST. Reuter. Prague, Dec 29 It is officially stated that the diplomat:* whose recall was demand_d by the Sovi?t owm_ to an alleged plot against the Japanese Amba> sador at Moscow is Karel Vanek; secretary the Czecho-Slovak Diplomatic Mission 111 Moscow, who
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    NATIONAL SAVINGS.
    241 10 CONVERSION INTO SECURITIES. British Official. Rugby. Dec. 29 The Treasury announce that cn and after Jaa 18. holders of Savings Cer ificates ssut-d prior to April 1, 1922 —that is the first issue of certificates issued at 15s. 6d.—may convert the value cf th$ r certificates into ore
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    ST. PAUL'S NOW SAFE.
    87 10 SEVENTEEN YEARS IN RESTORATION. Rugby, Deo 29 After a most careful scientific survey 0! tnc entire fabric, the surveyor to St. Paul's Cat!»dral, London, reported yesterday to the Dean and Chapter that the Cathedral is now safe The work of restoration began in 1914. and has
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    "POSEIDON" COMMANDER RETIRES.
    32 10 Reuter. London. I' The "News Chronicle" states Commander B. W. Calpin. who comm submarine "Poseidon" when sh n June 9, has baen placed on th at his own request—Reuter.
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    U. S. DELEGATE TO untitled CONFERENCE.
    28 10 Reuter. WMricgton Mr. Norman Davis. ex-Utoder-S State, has been appointed a tat United States delegation to the Di Cc nf erence.—Reuter. I
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    PLANTER'S DEATH
    24 10 "S.P.P." London. I v At the inquest on David Dickson v rubber planter, the Coroner stated th»' was due to alcoholism—"S.FP" Sen
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    DEFENCE OF DAVIS CUP.
    1990 11 M GILLOITS HOPES AND FEARS. LOWN TENNIS. Gillou. captain of the French kctun from 1927 to 1930, contrip. rsonal impressions on the defence Davis Cup to "Tennis Ihe following translation of the taken from "Lawn Tennis and cant our minds back some little order to examine
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    PATAUDI TO PLAY FOR WORCESTER.
    129 11 CRICKET. A Delhi message states that the Nawab of Pataudl has received a cable from Lord Doverdale. President of the Worcestershire County Cricket Club, to say that the M.C.C. have accepted his qualification which means that he will be able to play for Worcestershire in
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    SALON OF PHOTOGRAPHY.
    157 12 OPENING BY THE GOVERNOR THIS EVENING. An interesting event and one of some artistic importance occurs this evening at 7 o'clock with the opening of the Salon of International Photography in the Capitol Theatre Ballroom by H. E. Sir Cecil Clementi, G.C.M.G. This opening marks the beginning
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    THE STATUTE OF WESTMINSTER.
    263 12 RELIEF IN FREE STATE. Dublin, Nov. 28. It would be impossible to over-estimate the relief which has been experienced throughout the Irish Free State at the turn of events in Great Britain in connection with the Westminster Statute Bill. The substantial majority in its favour in
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    SMALL INVESTORS' SAVINGS.
    482 12 Syndicate Promoters To Stand Trial. After a hearing occupying several days the preliminary inquiry into xhe allegations of fraud agains 1 the directors of the Hap Heng Mineral Syndicate—Oh Wan Hee and his wife Chan Chin Seow —and the Eurasian manager, Danitl Bonifac? Pestana. was closed yesterday
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    HIT-OF-THE WEEK RECORDS.
    71 12 1091 Go Home and Tell Your M '<%* 1104 My Baby Just Cares for Me. 1133 Reaching For The Moon. 1027 CryuV for the Carolines. 1107 Moonlight on the Colorado 1063 Song of the Dawn. 1081 You bnnght ft kind of km ut 1076 Cheer up good
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      348 12 i < j Finest Quality—, "Pineapple" i i Cooked Ham I j AT REDUCED PRICE I t i l I i j Singapore Gold Storage j Company, Limited. Orchard Road Sub Depots. m > mx 1 5 I Size No. I 1 < HAH HAS j Pfcont f /37, Sf.
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      504 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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      162 12 DIARY OF FA'ENTS. TO-DAY. DEC. 30. High Tides —2.06 a.m.. 1.25 p.m. Rotary Luncheon. Adelphi Hotel Hockey: S.R.C. v. Glosters, S.R.C. S.C C Trial. S.C.C. Rugby: PS. "A" v. Islands. Dunearn Road Police Band. Telok Ayer Reclamation. 9 p.m. TO-MORROW. DEC. 31. High Tides—2.4B a.m., 2.20 p.m. Hockey: LA. v.
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      161 12 MAILS CLOSE. TO-MORROW. DEC. 31. Samarang. Sourabaya. Celebes, Moluccas. Timor Dilly and Western Australia (Minderoo) 9 a.m. Penang. Province Wellcaley, Narth-West Perak. Kedah. Western Siam. North. North-East and North-West Sumatra (Kvdah) 10 am. East Coast o' Pi-hang (Rahman) 11 a.m. *Cey?on Southern aid Western India, and Western Australia. Egypt. Europe,
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    WORLD COURT.
    586 13 BUSY NEARLY ALL THE YEAR ROUND. LITTLE KNOWN FACTS. From the point of view of publicity value, it has frequently been pointed out, an outbreak of war is news, while the prevention of war is not, writes Leslie R. Aldous in the "Solith China Morning Post." Clashes of
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    SWORN FRIENDS.
    99 13 SOVIET-MONGOLIAN RELATIONS CEMENTED. Moscow, Nov. 28. A solemn declaration of eternal friendship between Outer Mongolia and Soviet Russia was received to-day by M. Molotov, the President of the Peoples Commissaries from the heads of the Outer Mongolian Government on the occasion of the fourteenth anniversary of the establishment
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    JOHORE LICENSING BOARDS.
    271 13 According to the Johore Government Gazette the following will comprise the Licensing Boards for next year Johore Bahru District:—The First Magistrate, Johore Bahru (chairman); the Controller cf Labour (vice-chairman); the Senior Executive Enc neer, Johore Bahru: the Protector of Chinese; the Health Officer. Johore Bahru; the Honble
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    N. B. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    809 13 MINUTES OF COMMITTEE MEETING. The following are the minutes of a committee meeting of the North Borneo Chamber of Commerce held in the offices of Messrs. Harrisons Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd, on Dec. 5, 1931, at 11 a.m. Present: Mr. J. K. S. Malcolm (in the
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    BOARD OF VISITING JUSTICES.
    225 13 FOR JOHORE BAHRU AM) MUAR. The following have been appointed to the Board of Visiting Justices for the districts of Johore Bahru and Muar respectively for the year 1932:— Johore Bahru:—The First Magistrate (chairman): the Hon. the Financial Commissioner; the Hon. Da to Abdullah bin Abdul
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    FIRE RAVAGES.
    314 13 TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN GERMANY. CHILDREN SEVERELY BURNED. Nauen. Dec. 21. Berlin: A shocking tragedy occurred at Lohne in Altmark. during Christmas celebration by the Steel Helmets. A sort of mystery play was being performed by boys, some of whom represented a squad of Father Christmas, and were clad
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    EUROPE'S MORAL BANKRUPTCY.
    136 13 GANDHUrS ADDRESS AT LAUSANNE. Lausanne. Dec. 8. "Europe was suffering from a malady caused by the burden of armaments and most countries were on the verge of moral and material bankruptcy'', declared Mr. Gandhi when expounding for forty-five minutes his ideals of truth and non-violence at the
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    ANGLO-AMERICAN SPEED WAR.
    395 14 NEW INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION. MOTOR BOAT RACING. A stupendous Schneider Trophy competition cn the water, with Britain and America as the chief contes ants in a new speed ba'.tle of the nations, is to take the place of the great air event next year. Already plans for new
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    REPLY TO BRAHMAN'S CRITICS.
    564 14 "SYDNEY REFEREE'S' TRIBUTE. CRICKET. Has the world cf cricketers become envious cf Den Bradman and the way he makes Irs bit of wil'ow talk (asks the "Sydney Referee" of Ncv. 11)? C~"o!es say that Lord Tennyson, former capta n of Hampshire and English Test batsman, has
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    26 14 J. H. MacLennan (Oriel) won the Oxford University lawn tennis singles championship beaing J. W. D. Godfrey (Pembroke) in the final, 4-6. 6-4. 6-3. 8-10. 6-1.
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    27 14 The engagement is announced at Monte Carlo between G. L. Rogers, the Irish Davis Cup player and Miss Marjorie Schiele, daughter of Bethell. formerly of Cincinattl Ohio^^^~
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    42 14 The world's outboard speedboat record is again being sought by Mr. J. W. Shillan. whose boat, Non-Sequitur in, puC up new world's figures of 51.96 m.p.h. last December. These have been beaten since by Italian and American boats capable of 57 m.p.h.
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    TRAINER WINS LIBEL ACTION.
    211 14 £19,000 DAMAGES AWARDED. THE TURF. London, Dec. 1. The Earls of Ellesmere, Hare wood and Roseberry, as Stewards of the Jockey Club, and Messrs. Weatherby and Sons, publishers of "The Racing Calendar." have been ordered to pay Mi:. Charles Chapman, racehorse trainer of Lavant, £16.000 and,
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    JOCKEY CLUB RULES.
    213 14 NEW POWERS FOR STARTERS. Several alterations to the Rules of Racing were passed by the members of the Jockey Clib at a recent meeting, the most important being those relating to new powers for starters. The following addition (says a "Sporting Life" report) has been made to
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    IRISH BOYCOTT MOVE.
    478 14 BAN ON "FOREIGN" GAMES. Lond n. Ncv. 27. A war on "foreign" games has been declared by the Gal way County Council, who are attempting to withhold scholarships ard grants from all institutions where such games as cricket, hockey and assoc ation and Rugby football are played.
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