Malaya Tribune, 8 February 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol XIX, No. 32 SINGAPORE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Feb. 8, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1932
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      550 1 THE MALAYA IS THE BEST ADVERTISING j MEDIUM IN MALAYA. j J j "DOG'S HEAD" GUINNESS STOUT THat S its so good! \Tw i AGENTS: j i SIME, DARBY Co., Ltd. S.S. AND FIVI.S. r r Why Doctors recommend BIOCITIN? Because Blocitln k a nutrient contalnint 'he most digestlbie constituents
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    REVENUE PROTECTION BILL.
    2470 2 WHAT IT REALLY MEANS. COMPARISON WITH CEYLON MODEL. Says "L. C. L. in the "Sunday Gazette": In connection with the new legislation called the Public Revenue Protection Bill which was introduced by the Attorney-General at the last meeting of the Legislative Council at Malacca. I take the
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    THE "CHISTKA."
    833 2 RUSSIA'S PURGING COMMISSION. NOVEL AND DISTINCTIVE FEATURE. A correspondent writes to the Manchester Guardian": A novel and distinctive feature of Soviet life is the "chistka" or purge, that periodically place in State institutions. Commissions ci from thre? to seven members, operating undethe direct.on o£ a "Ceutral Purge Commissionvisit
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    CO-OPERATIVE PUBLICITY.
    216 2 ITS USEFULNESS NOW APPARENT. For seme years now. the idea of co-operative pubiicity lor the Rubber Industry has been carefully fostered by the R.G.A.. and welcome signs have been apparent of the gradual growth of this conception amongst manufacturers. There are many important applications of rubber, the more
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      277 2 I Whiteaways I SPECIAL STATIONARY OFFERS. I The \lammoUi Writing I Compendium. miMyj^iJj I Contains 200 sheet, feint ruled paper and f^T^^^C^^// I 200 envelop sto match, excellent value. V I Price $1.00 each. w*—*~~ mmmmm The Orient Pads. Heavy bank paper, feint rul.d. containing ✓V /MM _K/La il 100
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      303 2 ACIDITY FOR 10 tyg Before he Found the R eiteJ Many peopfc necessarily. Tlii* dj ""'''u; known t<n v to-day. he wi.nM |.l* ki, ~s great deal. 1 appreciation of yon; Km •lave nCeMd r<»i in i acidity of tin- stoma* everything until I WsUi I '!y hkad to try
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    SELANGOR STATE COUNCIL.
    407 3 BUSINESS AT RECENT MEETING. The following summary of proceedings at the 334 th meeting of the Selangor State Council, held on Jan. 5, Is supplied to the press officially:— After opening speeches by His Highness the Sultan and the British Resident and the reading of a telegram
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    A MORATORIUM NOT ENOUGH.
    341 3 STATEMENT TO BRITISH AMBASSADOR. London. Jan. 9. Important new facts, bearing on the prospects of the Lausanne debts conference, became known yesterday, says the diplomatic correspondent of the "Observer." The chief of them, disclosed by the competent quarter in Whitehall, was that on Friday the British
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    MOTOR CAR SPEEDS.
    193 3 AUSTRALIAN BREAKS A WORLD'S RECORD. London, Jan. 26. Anothei world land speed record smashed to-day when Mr. N. motor i g t Smith, the famous Autralian J* 0111 broke the ten-miles speed record on the nln > miles beach at Katala, New Zea!Land_ "Wizard" Smith was driving
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    PRINCE GEORGE'S CONFESSION.
    369 3 "I DO NOT UNDERSTAND WIRELESS." Prince George, who was the guest of honour at the fifth annual banquet of the Radio Manufacturers' Association at the Savoy Hotel, struck a very human note when proposing the toast of "The Radio Industry." "Few of us." he said, "who use
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    BRITISH POLICY ON MANCHURIA.
    256 3 REQUEST TO CONFIRM PLEDGES. London, Jan. 9. Official information was given yesterday of the British Government's method of handling the delicate situation that has arisen as a result of the American Note to Japan Mid to China, writes the diplomatic correspondent of the "Observer." The exact
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    JAPANESE DETAIN BRITISH SAILORS.
    222 3 BUT RELEASE AFTERWARDS. Tokyo, Jan. 6. Five British sailors have fallen foul of the Japanese authorities and are undergoing an examination in the procurator's office at Hakodate. The men, all of whom belong to the crew of Jhe Blue Funnel steamer "Antilochus" (9,053 tons), were arrested
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    FARES DISPUTE.
    119 3 TRAMS PARALYSED AT TIENTSIN. Tientsin. Jan. 18 The Tram service in the Chinese area irr Tientsin was at a complete standstill yesterday' as a result of the controversy between the people and the tramway company over the increased tariff ot fares. Over 300 pickets from the vaiious labour
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      380 3 jH MALAYA'S JM 111 Newest and Most iSI Delicious DRINK (m FRUIIPOP Tllin^f 3 Made From The Finest Imported FRUITS j jht Product of j PHOENIX j L f'iiiijlll Aerated Water Works, j vfeSl?B, SINGAPORE. I I n n 1 Petrol waste is one of the penalties 71 you pay
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      347 3 I THE FAVOURITE:-! Refnse Al| 1 Imitations. /v Jfjl insist on 0 ill c cII ORANGE A Bffl R CRUSH Manufactured by FRASER E nil H NEAVE LTD., y 1 I Aerated Water Specialists. "Restful Sleep flSjk for baby no insects no *i+> M' ivVW after -odor with y~ si**
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      124 4 'Why can do as I do! Buck yourself up with the energy It is not the number of your years but your remaining I stock of energy. Bournville Cocoa can restore energy as no other h^CLcj^s^^ article of ordinary diet has power to do. Bournville excels in MMllllllfj|i food-value, bulk
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1500 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. IMCVD BY FRABBB CO.. EXOHANGB AND STOCK BBOKBBB Singapore, February 5, 10 a.m. Teat CLOSING QUOTATIONS End* Buyers Seller* T*lu« AMLX n Kumbane Tta Dec. Ii 11. 4 0 11. 6.0 vistral Malay Dec. H l e r Hltam Tin June 10 0 10.3 0.11.3 Bangrin
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    MARKET PRICES.
    447 5 SINGAPORE, JAN. 29 MEAT. Beef steak (round), kati 40 Beef stew or curry, kati JO Pork, lean, kati SO Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality). kaU 40 Mutton Australian, lb. 30 Fowl, kati 40 Hens (Locally reared) kati 45 Ducks, each 00 Pigeons, domestic unfledged, pair SO Pigeons,
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    ENQUIRIES & LITERATURE.
    185 5 ENQUIRIES LITERATURE. IMPORTANT ASPECT OF R.G.A. PROPAGANDA. Rubber enters into so many different indutries that it v ould be difficult to overestimate the importance of technical publications in placing before these various industries the properties and uses of rubber to meet thenindividual requirements, The publication ol booklets, therefore, constitutes a
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      114 5 M. E. NATHAN. ELECTRICAL RADIO AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 96, North Bridge Tnone 4856 Road. 5618 AGENTS: LISSEN COMPONENTS. LAFAYETTE RADIO SETS. Brunswick Electric Gramophones Panachord Rscovds. ELECTRIC AMPLIFIERS GRAMO-RADIO SETS PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM. Electric Gramophones On Hire Installations Repairs and Services by Expert and Qualified Engineers. For all defects of
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      89 5 MUh -«ADSCHCO» r-HQ«t_7_3»* j 7&tdl& -device, C& e@ 77la£a^f<i RADIO AND SOUND ENGINEERS. «OLr AGENTS AHO RCPREttNTATIVCS OF THE LEADING WAOIO M»NUr»CTU«« 2, Orchard Road, Singapore. (Corner Opposite Amber Mansions i «-»SOLP AGENTS (Malaral for -o\Ol R Ofc AT a o i o If El'flto ILLi t PI OEAMO-MOTORa 4t
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      668 5 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Short-Wave Broadca&ts For The Week. Readers should note that Petaling Hill Kuala Lumpur) Is now on 75 metres until further notice. P. C. J. (Eindhoven) and Tanjong Prlok (Java) are suspended. Radio joldberg la now on daily except Sundays—on 16 metres on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
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      347 5 MUSIC FROM RADIO SAIGON. Orchestral Programmes. FEBRUARY 8. Seance de musique de chambre FEBRUARY 9 1. La fiancee vendue (Smetana). 2. Poisscns dor (Debussy) (pour piano: Alix Andre Soyer). 3. La fine de Roland (H. Rabaud). 4. Nocturne (Chopin» (pour violon: Robert Bairas). 5. Jeux (Turina). 6. Fantaisiesur Paillasse (Leoncavallo).
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      359 6 Amusements < j j I A Great Holiday Show! I Special Matinee TO-DAY TO MORROW I The Big Musical Picture of the week i < WARNER BBOS. ALL TECHNICOLOUB MDBICAL A SINGING COMEDY I Sweet Kitty Bellairs j WITH Beautiful CLAUDEDELL WALTER PIDGEON; iThs Famous Ziegfeld Folli-s (of ••Viennese Nights"
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      190 6 STILL PACKING OUT! HOLIDAY MATINEES: To-Day To-Morrow at 3 p.m. jj Nightly at 6.15 9.15 BUSTER X EATON'S tidal wave of hilarity SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF j Alhambra's Second Stupendous Holiday Show I The Greatest Double Feature Show yet screened in Malaga CHARLES FAVRELL j
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      210 6 STILL UNRIVALLED! j STILL THE MIGHTIEST JUNGLE j j THRILLER MADE.' j Still packing At every house.' 1 ItliiinliiliiliiiiiliiliiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiliiiuiiiiiiiPiiiiMiMiiiiiiiiiiiii! Hi MARLBOROUGH! i| Matinees: To-Day To-Muyyovo I i| AT 3 P.M. |j Nightly 6.15 9.15 I TRADER HORN I flilinii:! miiiii' I ii i i' i i i i i MMMM
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    138 7 ARRIVALS. v Jap. 3.187 tons, Capt. an Nagoya, 7-2; for Calcutta, 278 tons. Capt. Meppelink. 7-2: for Deli. 8-2. Dutch, 362 tons, Capt. Wickers, 1-2; for Indragiri, 10-2. n 803 tons. Capt. Petersen. 7-2; for Bangkok. 10-2. 11 tons. Capt. Iggleden, from ;bu. 12-2. I 113 tons. Capt.
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    PRODUCE.
    167 7 Singapore. Feb. 5. Rice, Siam Al per Koyan $340 Rice, Siam 1 $215 Rice, Siam 2 $18$ Rice, Siam 3 $182 Rice, Siam "Sinway" per koyan No. 1 $198 Rice, Siam No. 2 $181 Rice, Saigon A-l $176 Rice, Saigon 2 $168 Rice, Saigon 3 $163 Rice. Rangoon "S.Q."
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    ABOLISH MILITARY AVIATION.
    364 7 PLEA AT THE GENEVA CONFERENCE. PACIFIC PETITIONS FROM WOMEN. Geneva. Feb. 6. The bombing of Shanghai provided Lord Cecil with a topical argument at the plenary session of the Disarmament Conference in presenting a petition for drastic disarmament adopted at the last congress of the Federation of
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    MUSICAL COMEDY.
    217 7 'SWEET KITTY BELLAIRS" AT THE CAPITOL. "Sweet Kitty Bellairs." a Warner Bros technicolour romance of England in the late 18th century, is the principal attraction at Capitol for the next few days. This is an effectively presented story of the most famous flirt of the period, and, introduces
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    OUTSIDE HELP FOR CONVICTS.
    315 7 GOVERNOR NOT STRONG ENOUGH. REPORT ON THE DARTMOOR TROUBLE. London, Feb. 6. A trenchant report, Issued following the Home Office inquiry, substantiates the suspicion that the Dartmoor mutiny was concerted with persons outside the prison with a view to helping convicts to escape. The report condemns
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    THE WEEK AT THE ZOO.
    345 7 ARRIVAL OF TWO CHIMPANZEES. London. Jan. 9. The cloud whioh broke up the Chimpanzee tea party is now happily dispersed, two new recruits promising to eclipse all predecessors. One is Peter—already noticed, and the other Is Fifi. a three-year-old ape. which arrived at the Zoo
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    PAYMENT IN KIND.
    181 7 One of the most unusual examples of barter was reported from Denmark. Not long before Christmas a young country woman walked into a hair-dresser's shop in order to get her hair waved in anticipation of the festival and offered to pay for that service by handing over
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    ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
    73 7 FROM AND TO MADRAS PRESIDENCY. The Deputy Controller of Labour, Malaya, Penang, gives the number of arrivals from and departures to Madras Presidency for the month of January as follows: Arrivals (State aided) (figures supplied by travelling inspectors): 4 adults, one minor and one infant. Arrivals (others)
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    Commercial News. RUIN FACING SMALL PRODUCERS.
    175 7 Regrettable Delay In Restriction. London, Feb. 6. Speaking at the annual meeting of United Serdang Rubber Estates, Mr. Miner admitted that the problem of native production in the Dutch East Indies presents peculiar difficulties but the Dutch Government is evidently grappling with it in
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    INVESTMENTS IN CHINA.
    491 7 AMERICA'S SHARE SMALL. NOT GREATLY INTERESTED IN LOANS. Washington. The "New York Times" recently published the following article: American financial, commercial and industrial interests in China, although not centred about the Tier.tsin-Peiping area in which there has been serious rioting, have an aggregate value of about $255,768,000.
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    LEGAL PROBLEM OF MAHJONG.
    181 7 JUDGMENT CAUSES CONSTERNATION. Much consternation has been caused in Chinese circles in Paris by the verdict of a Paris court in the case of a Chinese cafĕ proprietor who allowed his clients to play mahjong on his premises. He has been fined 5f. (about Is.) for
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    308 7 R. ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT. Feb. 5. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London: 2 13 16d.. up 1 16d. New York: cents (G.), up 1:16 cents. Sharas: Quiet. Allenbys 60—70 cents, Ayer Moltks 50—60 cenis, Ayer Panas 50—60 emit, Baaaatto SO—ls cento, Brogaa 40—50 canto, Buklt Jelotongs IS—2O cents,
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    53 7 Singapore, Feb. 5. Standard Spot 8% 8% February 6% 9 March 9 9*4 April 914 9% April-June 9% 9\ 2 July-Sept. 9% 10 Tone of Market: Quiet steady. Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet 2 13 16d. per lb. New York: Spot Sheet G. 4 1
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    303 7 British Official. Singapore, Feb. 5. Selling-: London 4 months' sight 2s. 4 3|32d London 3 months' sight 2s. 4d., London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 15|16d., London 30 daysight 2s. 3 29 32d.. London demand 2s. 3 27 32c London T.T.. 2s. 3 25 32d., Lyons demand 970
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    112 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES Singapore, Feb. 8. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Pager 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S). Klang 16; Nieuw Zeeland 11; Lun burg 9; Darvel 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 1« Himalaya Maru 30; Thurland Cask 32: Celebes Maru 87. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4).
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      239 7 Singapore Municipality Mount Emily Public Baths Chinese New Year—Holiday Time-Table Saturday, Sunday and Monday, February 6, 7 and 8. i a.m. 12.15 p.m. Mixed Bathing—2o cents.itfen admitted only by ladies' introduction^ 2- :i 15 p.m. Men and Boys 10 cents. 415 H p.m. do. 10 cents. Victoria Memorial Hall j
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      142 7 |**********1 I I I I I I I I I >< j Beauty Aids by Kathleen Court i A new shipment of the famous t "Kathleen Court" Beauty Aids I has just arrived among tnem I are:— j Golden Youth j Face Powder in 6 different i shad s $1.00.
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      287 7 METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. MALAYAN DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Tempera- Bright STATIONS, ture. Rainfall. SunMax. Mln. shine Alor Star 95 70 Nil 10.3 Kota Bharu 87 69 Nil 9.1 K. Trengganu 86 69 Nil 10.3 Kroh 92 68 Nil 8.7 S tiawan 88 73 0.04 4.2 Ipoh Butterworth 90 75 Nil 10.5 Kuala
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. DEATH.
    70 8 SRIMATI PARVATHY AMMAL.—On Sunday. February 7th. at 3.15 p.m.. at No. 34, Racecourse Lane, Singapore, Srimat: Parvathy Ammal. (mother of Mr. S. A. Lingam, formerly of General Post Office. Singapore), aged 80 years. She leaves one son. one daughter-in-law. six grandsons, four granddaughters, two great grandsons and
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    MALAYAN MATTERS.
    722 8 The report that the Hon. Mr. M. B. Shelley, en route for Home on furlough via the United States, is to meet American manufacturers in order to discuss the rubber situation, suggests a belated disposition to "face realities" (a phrase which is having something of a vogue just
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    171 8 Dr. E. untitled Henderson, of the University of Glasgow, who has been a aim as Professor ol Anatomy. King Edward VII CoU-ge of Medicine. Singapore, for the last eight mcn'hs in place of Dr. G. H. Harrower. while the letter was on furiough, leTt for Home with Mrs. Henderson by
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    PERAK STATE COUNCIL.
    324 8 New Members Well Chosen. ComiQCDtiDS on constitutional developments jn Perak, the "Times of Malaya says. The first meeting of the newly-constituted Perak State Council takes place at Taiping a fortnight hence and, since the announcement of the personnel of the new Council, much satisfaction has been felt
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    ATTEMPT ON BENGAL GOVERNOR.
    49 8 GIRL ARRESTED WITH SMOKING REVOLVER. Reuter. Calcutta. Feb. 6. An unsuccessful attempt was made to-day to shoot Sir Stanley Jackson. Governor of Bengal, who escaped unhurt. The assailant was a girl student, and fired five times. She was arrested while still grasping the smoking revolver.—Reuter.
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    PREMIER PROGRESSING.
    34 8 Rugby. Feb. 6. The Prime Minister has had a rr.or? comfort able night. The state of his eye b very satisfactory. In view of this, no furthebulletins will be issued to-day—British OSteal
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    17 8 A mail from Batavia and Palembang byaeroplane is expected at Singapore at 1.40 p.m. to-morrow.
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    369 8 Mr. R B. H. untitled and untitled for nearly 30 years in Siam. has retired, and sa.led from Bangkok for Home on Jan. 28 by the "Boringia." It is reported in political circles at Home that Mr. Lloyd George may become an Independent in the near future, refusing to identify
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    463 8 ,o, Japan states thai the t to Shanghai will v i p> "self-defence.'" Jusl v\, Vf d <* I said when charger] vith JUr &r the householder. assa ultin With equal logic the rv any other nation could invaT*? hama and call it the same spirit the
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    46 8 To-morrow and untitled observed as holidays ~r> S d News has been m Echo." of the death at jtt Mr. Lim Kar Cra: Mr. Lim Tsin Tsonj^ millionaire and phUai i war the broth r-in- ,nd l* vt Chee and Dr. Le« widow, two sons ti
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    To-day's Features.
    29 8 .•[I I n REVENUE PROTECTK ,N pJge 3 WHAT TO LISTEN TOPICS OF TO-DA\ L*jRT SINGAPORE NOT A f CLUB DIARY on P** 0 DIARY OF EVENTS >^
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      16 8 The I "MALAYA TRIBUNE" j will be I published as usual To-morrow (Hari Raya Puasa). j
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    SINGAPORE NOT A FREE PORT?
    1611 9 SHIPPING FREIGHT ARGUMENT. SHOULD GOVERNMENT STEP IN? UK. HARBOUR S BETTER WAY. lively contributions on Singa|H>rt IN contributed to the l bMM of "British Malaya" Mr Charles E. Craig, of < litTe." Sidmouth, Devon, fora- i Am pn-vious article by Mir. ShcHaH in support of
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    Americans To Evacuate Shanghai? SHOULD LEAGUE OF NATIONS TRY SANCTIONS?
    1759 9 GRAVE CONCERN AT DESPATCH OF JAPANESE TROOPS. CONTINUATION OF POLITE PROTESTS USELESS. SECOND PEACE PROPOSAL TO BE MADE TO COMBATANTS. Reuter. Grave international concern is caused by the despatch of 10,000 Japanese soldiers to Shanghai and there is talk of
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    CAR SOMERSAULTS TWICE.
    650 9 EUROPEANS BADLY INJURED. COLLISION AFTER A SWERVE. ACCIDENT IN ORCHARD ROAD. Two Europeans were badly injured when th ir car swerved to avoid a dog and turned two somersaults in Orchard Road on Saturday. Another car was hit but the occupants escaped striotis hurt. Many people who
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      283 9 8,8 PAVILION 815 TO-NIGHT MATINEE AT 3.15 Amazing seines during week-end —huge crowds unable to gain admission. Three shows a day j since Thursday and every one "sold out"! i> fe EAST OF BORNEO The most enthralling, thrilling and exciting picture ever made! Nothing] Like "East of Borneo" has Ever
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    NEW YEAR TOURNAMENT.
    1139 10 PRELIMINARIES AT THE L.L.T.C. LAWN TENNIS. Most of the preliminaries of the New Year tennis tournament were decided at the Ladies' Lawn Tennis Club on Saturday and yesterday. The dry weather permitted play to be carried on without interruption. Roy Smith and N. S. Wise were successful
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    WILL BRITAIN WIN DAVIS CUP?
    157 10 FRENCH HOPES FIXED ON COCHET. London, Jan. 2*. Already strong in the hope of winning the Davis Cup in 1932, following last year's success British tennis now seems certain to triumph, following the removal of two such obstacles as Jean Borotra and Rene Lacoste, who
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    AUSTRALIA AND THE DAVIS CUP.
    63 10 TO PLAY IN AMERICAN ZONE. London. Jan. 25. The Australia Lawn Tennis Association has decided to challenge for the Davis Cup this year. Australia will play in the American Zone but the final decision as to whether a team of three will be sent will
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    INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE.
    489 10 IMPORTANT FIXTURES THIS YEAR. MOTOR-BOAT RACING. A correspondent writes in "The Times'*:— At its ninth annual meeting held recently in Brussels the International Motor Yachting Union, to which 23 countries are now affiliated, awarded its Medal of Honour for the best sporting performance of the year to Mr.
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    NEW MAMMOTH SWEEPSTAKE.
    869 10 WORLD MOVE TO AID THE BLIND. THE TURF. Plans have been completed at a Conference In London for a sweepstake which the orsanLers believe will be the greatest the world yet known (says a report in The Daili be called the World Blind Subscription Fund, and the
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    MALAYA FOURTH AT BISLEY.
    84 10 RESULTS OF MEETING LAST JULY. RIFLE-SHOOTING. Competing with the Falkland Islands, the Gold Coast, Nigeria, the Sudan, Tanganyika and Uganda, the F.M.S. team was fourth in the "Morning Post" (Junior Kolapore) rifleshooting meeting at Bisley on July 14 last. The Malaya team was Sgt. W. Pinkerton
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    WELCH SUPREMACY MAINTAINED.
    332 10 SCOTLAND BEATEN IN INTERNATIONAL. RUGBY FOOTBALL London, Feb. 0. At Murrayfleld, before 50,000 spectators, Wales last year's International champions, bcat Scotland by 6 pta. to nil-Renter. London, Feb. 7. The game was rough in the second half and several players were wamed. Play mediocre behind the scrum.
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    ARRANGEMENTS AT LOS ANGELES.
    173 10 ATHLETICS. The boxing, wrestling and weight-lifting events of the Olympic Games, to be celebrated In this city from July 30 to Aug. 14. 1932, will be held in the Olympic Auditorium, conveniently located half-way between the Olympic Park and the business district of this city. The
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    LALL SINGH FOR ENGLAND.
    111 10 CRICKET. A New Delhi message dated Jan. 27 states that as a result of deliberations it is considered certain that the following will be included in the Indian team to visit England during the coming summer: (1) Palia, a left-hander highly commended by Hobbs and Sutcliffe;
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    S.G.C. MEDAL.
    68 10 GOLF. Th? February monthly medal competition of the Singapore Golf Club was played on Saturday and yesterday, and resulted in a win for T. McMul'an «81—10—71) In "A" Division; and for J. C. Covap (87—14—73) in "B" Division; 108 cards were taken out. The 1931 Gold Medal Competition
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    THE JACKSON-MILLAR CUP.
    50 10 SWIMMING. The third and last race for the JacksonMillar Cup—the three length's (150 metres) was swum at the Singapore Swimming Club yesterday and resulted in a win for R. D. Shrimpton (went at go). Meggs, who was the only scratch man. was secjnd. closely followed by Salter.
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    48 10 YACHTING. The R.S.Y.C. are paying a visit to Port Dickson over the holidays and yesterday morning a team race was held. Port Dickson obtained 86 points and Singapore 83 M., the visitors securing Ist., 3rd. and sth. places. In the afternoon a visitors' race was held.
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    118 10 The increase in the number of golfers in Sydney during the past 12 months has been remarkable. Most courses are withouc vacancies on their membership lists, and tha new ones are soon rushed by eager players. In the privately owned Clubs there ar? at least 14,000 members and associate members,
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    969 10 ANNUAL DINNER AT RAFFLES HOTEL WHY SEASON V\ AS Not SUCCESSFUL, MORE REGULAR TRAINING NEXT YEAR The fact that the Daaeara Road ground was acquired ir. October, and that training therefoie tarted su weeks late because ptsyui unwisdy d tided to wait for ti< m ground was
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    58 11 The "Sydney Referee" of December 29 untitled The forthcom ng visit of the Japan Be tcnn t am will decide the fate of Australian :|-r:--sentation at the Davis Cup serUa ef .332. Should the Australian team do well in three matches to be played in Melbourne. Sydney, and Perth rcspeetiv
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    598 11 NASH UNFORTUNATE AGAINST GUILLERMO. SATURDAY'S FIGHTS AT NEW WORLD ARENA. BOXING. The New World Arena was again packed to capacity on Satumay night for the special Chinese New Year programme arranged by Mr. Ong Chin Beng. The main event, as so often happens, proved disappointing,
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    738 14 ADJOURNED AFTER THREE HOURS SITTING. Bombay. Jan. 28. The Consultative Committee of the RoundTable Conference met this morning with the Viceroy presiding. It sat three hours hours and adjourned until Feb. 22, when it is expected to have a continuous session for a
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    207 14 SERIOUS RIOTS IN CARNIVAL TOWN. The Hague, Jan. 21. Serious rioting broke out last night in the town of Sittard whose municipal council had banned the annual carnival processions without giving any reasons,. though the city fathers let it be known that in their opinion these affairs
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    359 14 "SCENE*' WITH SIR DERRICK WERNHER. New York. A bitter quarrel, with high words that nearly ended in blows, between Sir Derrick Wernher and Mr. Ely Culbertson delayed and wrecked last night's session in the LenzCulbertson Contract Bridge match. Sir Derrick, who Is the eldest son
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    651 14 LAST* STAGES OF THE STRUGGLE. Moscow, Jar. 9. Russia's much discussed Five Year Plan is now entering on Its last phase. Its completion ie envisaged by the end of 1932, four and a quarter years after its inauguration, ard within the near future the country will
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    63 14 The impending issue of the new telephone directory for Berlin again sees ingenious subscribers struggling for first place. In 1930 the "Aaaasi Chair Manufacturing Company" held first place, but was ousted this year by the "Al Baggage Insurance Association" of London. The Muellers and Schulzes, with some
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