Malaya Tribune, 2 December 1932

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. 1X No. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, Dec. 2, 1932, Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, l l Jo^.
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    SPOTLIGHTS SCREEN & STAGE.
    139 2  - SPOTLIGHTS SCREEN STAGE. (EDITED BY "CINEQUE" The most interesting local cinema news of the past few days has been that of the merging of the interests of the Pavilion and Capitol Theatres. Rumour has been active for some time now but no information has been available, though it was definitely
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    Movie Chorus Girls.
    223 2 Chorus giris and dance numbers entirely different from the kind that featured the film musical comedies of last season, have returned to motion pictures. The new screen school of dancing has been developed at Paramount in recent pictures under the leadership of Harold Hecht. who staged dances
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    Helen Hayes u>ith her daughter. She is "playing 'the part the loves best."
    13 2 Helen Hayes u>ith her daughter. She is "playing 'the part the loves best."
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    Johnny Mack Brown Again.
    262 2 Bfiu'i Mnce Jolunny Mack huU loj, J" 33 h proved thai be ,lUle ul «nap that made him an IAII All-American member of Alabama's team not so long ago. When production started on this fcotball mystery melodrama, the 35 football stars who appear in the picture
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    Facts For Fans.
    160 2 Edward Everett Horton. Los Angeles stage producer and actor, who has been appearing in Paramount's "Trouble in Paradise." wi!l leave Hollywood soon for an European trip, during which he will purchase six shows for Los Angeles production. Lugging a specially made long-hcrned saddle, ideal for "holding-on" purposes
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    Marion Nixon "Borrowed."
    103 2 Marion Nixon, who recently attained stardom through her performance in "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm." has been borrowed from Fox by Charles R. Rogers to portray an important role in "Madison Square Garden," his second feature for Paramount. Other recent additions to the cast' include Thomas Meighan. who
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    Paramount and Westerns.
    89 2 "The Heritage of the Desert" has been chosen as the first of the Zane Grey stories to be filmed by Paramount. The announcement was made recently that the company would produce several western novels by the famous authors during the coming season. Randolph Scott will head the
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    A Veteran At Six.
    71 2 Dickie Moore has spent a greater portion of his life in front of the cameras than any other player in the industry. Dickie has been on the screen all of his life, excepting the first six months. The six-year-old actor began his career playing the part
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    "International House".
    101 2 "Internationa! House." an original story by Lou Helfltz and Nell Brant. has been purchased by Paramount according to Information received from the studio No decision ha* been made on the players to be featured In thin production. George Raft and Jimmy Durante have been pals for a long
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    WHAT THE STARS ARE WEARING.
    300 2 Some Of Hollywood's Latest Modes. Satin In an off shade of white create* a svelte gown for Claudette Colbert to wtarto OXmtS The Ph »nt°rn President "Thicn the flared skirt is joined by a vandv^e °V U h n aPedto e th g e° Wn
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    SOME COMING FOX FILMS.
    152 2 Best-Sellers Now In Course Of Production. The following best sellers are listed for production by Pox Film Corporation: "The Giant Swing." by W. R. Burnett. "Second Hand Wife," by Kathleen Norris. "A Modern Hero," by Louis Bromfleld. Call Her Savage." by Tiffany Thayer. "Promenade Deck," by
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    Whose Turn Is It Next ?
    803 2  - Whose Turn Is It Next Some Players Who May One Day Become Stars. (BY ARTHUR KEMPNER. The featured player of to-day may become the film star of to-morrow. Motion picture producers watch closely the work of each new youngster who succeeds in getting *a "bit" to play, in the hope
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    "Trader Horn" Hunter
    72 2 I'oitonwl Captain J. H. Barru" IC«-n hunter who aiieompaniet} t:.e hi-:» expedition for thp "Trudrr u■ r. t found poisoned at hts bomp it n«< .u Hp had been without worfc t During the War Capt Bum-- Jn Nqlsjl served a.* an r Eui.t Africa, and wu
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    IMPERIAL FRUIT SHOW.
    1632 3 Official Report On Malaya's Display. The following is the report of the Publicity Officer, Malayan Information Agency, on the Malayan display at the recently held Imperial Fiuit Show in Birmingham: This year, in accordance with the xegular cycle, the Imperial Fruit Show was held in the Bingley
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    BURMA ELECTORATE'S VERDICT.
    188 3 The "Anti's" Ask For Representation At R.T.C. Rangoon. Nov. 18. Dv. Ba Maw. President of the All-Burma Anti-Separation League, who dealined yesterday to form a Ministry, lias sent a telegram tc-day to the Premier, the Secretary of Sta** for India. Major Graham Pole. M. P.. H. E
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    EX-KAISER READY.
    173 3 Will Return If And Whenever Asked. London. The ex-Kaiser i* really to return from his exile at Door.i to G.rmany "if the nation calls him." Thh was rev.aled fey the ex-Kaiser himself to the Rev. J. Llewellyn Thomas, vicar of Abeip rgwn, Glynneath Glam.. who returned hottii after
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    TOURING WORLD ON A CYCLE.
    630 3 Adventurous Ceylonese From Malaya. 3,996 MILES TRAVERSED. Calcutta. A Ceylonese Hindu whose adopted country is Malaya is now in Calcutta to tell his adventurous tales. He is Mr. E. Kandiah, exPatrol Leader (Boy Scouts) of Seremban, Malaya, and has travelled about 3,996 miles on a
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    "I WANT TO FORGET"
    261 3 Mrs. Miller Back Home "To Make New Start." London. 1 am coming home to try to begin again, and forget the terrible purgatory of the Miami uastdy," Mrs. Keith Miller told an interviewer on the •American Banker" which reached London in mail week. Mrs. Miller, whe
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    MUSLIM AFFAIRS.
    1207 3 WESTERN MUSLIM'S EASTERN TOUR. Moslem A ssociation Affair 8. (By Our Muslim Correspondent.) At the instance of Sy d M. H. Chishty editor of "Real Islam." a meeting cf local Muslims was held at the premises of the AllMalaya Muslim Missionary Society of Singapore on Sunday evening, to
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    AFGHAN GENERAL EXECUTED.
    368 4 (iliulam Nabi Khan's Tragic End. CHARGE! of high TREASON. Pe:hawar. Nov. 12. According to the "Khyber Man's" Kab. 1 eorieapjswant, Oeieral Ghu'.am Nabi Khar, b«a been executed at Kabul. Son of Afghanistan's ab'est general. Ghulam Haider Khin, General Ghulam Nabi Khan marked as Kin? Amanullah's M:<nis:er a
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    A GERMAN ZUIDER ZEE.
    1274 4 GERMANY PLANS TO DRAIN THE FRISCHES HAFF. Gigantic Scheme To Reclaim Land From The Baltic. ROOM FOR 60,000 SETTLERS. (Special to the 'Malaya Tribune."; Berlin (by Mail). For untold centuries the North Sea and tho Baltic Sea have been encroaching upon the German coast, steadily eating
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    BISHOP'S STRICTURES.
    634 4 European Women's Dress In India. AN INDIGNANT REPLY. Much indignation has been created in AngloIndian circles by a statement made at Liverpool by Bishop J. S. C. Bannerji, of Lahore, regarding the "obscene" dresses which, he said, are worn by European women in India. Mr. Edward Villiers. President
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    THE OTTAWA SCHEDULES.
    1057 4 Reaction Of The Empire. The complete text of the agreements concluded at Ottawa has now been published in London and in ihe Dominion capitals, and it tecomes possible for the first time tc form some sort of balanced judgment of their tffect A great deal was known
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    74 4 Mr. A. Gammon, general secretary. Comrade of the Great War (Ceylon) Association, announced on Nov. 18 that poppy sales in Colombo had brought in Rs. 9.600. Many out- tation collections had not then been received \nd yet the total from all sources till then was Rs. 25.000. Last year's total
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    255 5 LATEST QUOTATIONS. mining. IK x '<>. EXCHANGE "t'sv K »K° K,:ltS niU, 1« ».ainiii*"! Buyers. S«ll ra. S.i <• 25 a ID 20 nun» it- no 1«- H(006 0.10 < «1 .is 0 40 0 40 now 5 7,- non> ,1 H- QOC2 0 5» 022 n
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    DEBENTRUES AND LOANS.
    68 5 v I I•' i It A CO.. EXCHANGE 1 \li Mt)i It BROKERS buy ri Sellers, rr, < a i. 102 103 cl l>Yj 110 noni i4 104 105 no» ft ♦Sr^-r J 104 10& noma i iOO 105 nom HQ 111 C» OCtll ■t f' t
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    RUBBER SFIARES
    356 5 FRASER CO., AND LV ALL AND EVATTS QUOTATIONS. Bapprc, Dee 2, 1832, 10 a.m. «ue Value. Eraser Lyall Shares. Co. Evatt. 1 Allenby $0.45 $0.55 $0.45 $0 no 1 Alor Gajah 0.30 0.40 0.30 040 IA. Hitam 0.50 0.65 0.50 060 IA. Kunlng 0.05 0.15 0.05 O.IS 2A.
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    GENERATj
    288 5 FRASER A CO S QUOTATIONS. 3 CLOSING QUOTATIUNa "3 a Buyers. Sellers. ft > HH S-> $2 Alex. Brick Pref. 1.00 1.05 $2 $2 Alex. Brick Ord. 0.50 0.80 norn El £1 B. Am ri. Tobacco 100 104!--$10 $5 B. Malaya Trustee 5.00 5.50 SlOO $50 Chinese C. Bank
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    COMMERCIAL NEWS.
    322 5 THE SHARE MARKET. K. KTIJN AND CO S REPORT. Dec. 2. 11 RUBBER. Lcndon: 2 iiod. down 1 32d. U Vo.k: > > it> «Ots <v.>. op I'M (-ru Shares: Quiet. Allenbys 45 -55 cento, Ayer Moleks 30—35 cents. Ayer Panas 30-J cents. Bassetts 15—20 cento, Brogas 20—-
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    MARKET PRICES.
    444 5 Singapore. Nov. 25. MEAT. Beef, steak I round», kati 3° Beef, stew or curry, kati Pork. lean, kati Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 34 Mutton. Australian, lb. 2a Fowl, kati Hens (locally reared), kati Ducks, each Pigeons, domestic unfledged, pair Pigeons, fledged, pair 60 BOOS Fowl.
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    ASTOUNDING STORY OF MR. NORMAN.
    579 5 Flouted By French Bank Governor. ABSENCE EXPLAINED. An MMWTm story of a violent quarrel between Mr. Montague Ncrman. Governor of the Bank of England, and M. Moret, Governor of the Pank of France, which, it is declared, had an important effect on the relations of
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    206 5 /By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank) Sineapore. Dec. 2. aOOxm: London 4 months' sight 2s. 331 32d months' sight 2s. 3 U&SLondcn 0 iav riant 2s i 29 32d. London 30 days fagm S«C! London demand 2s. 3 27 32d London 3 13»1*L, Lyons demand 940. vi <v, Hamburg
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    RUBBER ROADWAYS.
    271 5 The Problem Of Traffic Vibration. At Uvj annual ftencraJ meeting < Rubber R.adways Ltd.. held on Monday. Nov. 7. Str Stanley Bots, tlu Chaurmsn referred t> .ncnatv of traffic vljration. Cotitrery ti popul i mcv he said rubber tyred vchiil< ilon? would not solve the great pr n'
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    DID YOU KNOW....
    238 5 THAT stars don't "shoot" (By Our Scientific Correspondent.) Al hough it is quits a common thing to Ira; ncoplc talking whett "shzo ing «tarr." .here are. !r r-ality. no such things! Th? arrival of on? ot* these cbj cts on the Earth would soon c n.inc? such
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    PRODUCE.
    174 5 Singapo'c. Dec. 2. <Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $130 (Siam) W. Coast 2 tIM Rice. B. Siam No. 1 sn Rice. B. Siam No. 2 *H3 Rice. Siam per koyan No. 1 $171 Rice, Siam N 2 $,P,T Rice Siam 3 $147 Rice. Saigon A'- $I n
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    63 5 The rate of issue of Money Order for India Hid Ceylon to-day is Rs. 152 for $100. That c of payment of Money Order from Inutu j rd Ceylon is Rs. 156 for $100. A Letter Box has been erected opposite the Holland Road Police Station. C'-rrespondenc s will bo
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    THE FUTURE OF CHINA.
    598 5 World Recognises Stability Of Government. Anyone who is skeptical about China's future v r Id do well to read the interview given by Br. T. V S'»-ng to the Kuo Mm News Agency ...ws in" "Cbini Cntic." Mr. Scong oegan the •i.ci rview by refuting the
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      8 5 For the Week-end— MALAYAN SATURDAY POST." 20 Cents.
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      107 5 DIABETKS. THABIB A Md. HASSAN f guarantees to cure by tSned from Ba aks and Salcais of Sumatra after a research work of more than twelve yors in order to find out the enemy which is.sure i» kill the dtsca.e. or, nuttier how long a patent ha< been tutler--sift«Tn so
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      280 5 After middle age men divide into 1 two classes, the Dependent and the Independent. Ycur position is deter mined not by what you have earned but by the amount you have saved. The easiest way to save ie to consult the Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. RED PATCHES FORMED! FACE Felt
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      72 5 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. MMfm Yesterday. Night. Max. Bright M n. Temp. Rainfall Blinrfcta Tttnp. Stations. d g. F. Inches. hours deg. Y Alor S ar 83 M 1 6.3 73 Kota Bahrn 85 NH 6 7 J* K. Trcngganu M Nil 10 2 72 Bukit Jeram 87
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      278 6 CAPITOL, and PAVILION I fl NIGHTLY! Matinees To-Morrow Sunday al 3.15 fl I =»»«J*«*> 0 Whole Town's humming the Tunes Everybody's talking about I MAURICE CHEVALIER i I v 4L as the TAILOR who Sewed up the heart of every woman in Paris until h* Hear them sing the haunting
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    ASSAULT WITH WALKING STICK.
    209 7 Bengali Fined In Seremban. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Dec. 1. 0 charge c f causing hurt with a walking Bengali named Bashan Singh was barged before the Police Magis- R P CJegg. owd iaimed trial and second Inspecn Bashali prosecuted, mplainaat was one Boot Singh
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    143 7 LUXURY ABOARD THE "EUROPA." Manila Educationalist's Letter To Singapore. Mr. Jose V. Hermandez. director of the Reizal College. Manila, who passed through Singapore recently on a trip to Europe and America to study the various educations 1 systems, makes some interesting comments on hLs voyage in a letter
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    PASSENGERS ON THE "LALANDIA."
    206 7 The following passengers are expected to arrive by the Ea,st Asiatic Line's mctorship "Lalandia," which left Marseilles on Nov. 19, and is due in Penang on De;. 10 and in Singapore on Dec. 13: Mr. B. Staverman, Mater Stavennan, Mrs. B. Staverman, Miss Staverman, Mr. J.
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    24 7 The twenty-second annual general meeting of the Ceylon Tamils' Association will be heat at 6 pjn. to-morrow at the Association Hall. 11. Dhoby Ghaut.
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    160 7 BARLOW'S REPORT. Messrs. Barlow and Co.. in their report of Dec 1 state! Tl- local market has shown no improvement during the period under review. Prices have uujuig ctationarv but demand remained mor or less stationary v has been negligible. The general feeling of rpprehension engendered by
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    THE COPRA MARKET.
    37 7 Barlow's Report. Messrs. Barlow and Co.. in their weekly report dated Dec. 1. state: The market for copra remains in a quia sympathy with vailing, the tone, however, is stead*. Sundrtea $5.80. mixed $5.30.
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    62 7 Singapore. Dec. 2. Standard Spot (loose) J 1316 7 1516 Standard Spot (FO B.) J Ri* 7 1516 8 116 j2n 8 M 6 8m Feb BU6 B', Jan.-Mar. 8 0 8 April-June Tone of Market. Quiet Steady. LsUst Cable: London Spot Sheet 2 9.164.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    114 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore, Dec. 2. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Yuensang 22; Takada 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Concorala 18; Begum 14; Ophir It; Cyclops 9; City of cam bridge 7. Fmnire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). CUy of CoHnlTsO; Mexenor tt Mar-to 3,; Laganbank 37.
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    FATAL ACCIDENT IN ORCHARD ROAD.
    87 7 Man Dies In The Ambulance. A fatal accident occurred in Orchard Road at about 6 p.m. yesterday, the victim bein-? a Chinese :f about 20 years of age. It appears that the man was walking on the read when he was knocked down by si
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    299 7 Application To Annul Adjudication Order. Mr. Justice Whitley delivered judgment today in the Bankruptcy Court In connection with an application cf the United Engineers in the bankruptcy of Yap E. Boon. It would appear that on Nov. 17. 1930. the United Engineers levied execution against Yap E. Boon
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    "THE ROMANTIC AGE."
    231 7 Presented By Methodist Girls School Alumnae. Before c large audience jn the VItC.A, h\ i last evening, the Melodist Otris' School Alumnae ployed "Thf Romantic A?e," a comedy in three act# by Mr. A. A. Milne The oa.t WAS IS folloWß. Henry Kn:wlc Th* o Sek Neo
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    BANISHEE RETURNS AND STEALS.
    134 7 Gaol And Rattan. Banished from the Colony about a year aga on account of two convictions for theft, a Chinese fcund his way back to Singapore and was arrestei for stealing for the ihira time. He had been in Singapore for some month* when he was
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    BAIL FOR COMMANDER SUTTON.
    75 7 London. Dec. 1. The judge in chambers m the King's B«J eh Division to-day granted Commander Sutton bail in £100 pending the hearing of his appeal to the Privy Council.—Reuter. Comdr. Sutton, of H.M.S. "Resource wafound guilty at Limassol (Cyprus), on a charge cf manslaughter of
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    GANDHI'S SEVENTH ADJURATION.
    948 7 Anti-Untouchability Campaign. SANATANISTS AND HARIJANS. Poona, Nov. 16. In his seventh statement on the question of ''Untouchability," Mr. Gandhi says. Almost every letter that I have received from Sanatanlsts makes these startling admissions: "(1) We admit that there is much to be dotie for the amelioration of
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    DETERMINED ON SUICIDE.
    257 7 Man Who Stabbed Himself. CORONER'S INQUIRY. The death of a ricksha puller, who, it was alleged, was determined to commit suicide and stabbed himself many times, formed the subject of the Coroner's inquiry yesterday. It was stated that the deceased, Lim Choon Fatt, was employed by a
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    AN EVENING OF CHOPIN.
    306 7 Moiseiwitsch Enthrals Singapore Audience. B:nno Mciseiwitcch, one of the greatest pianists of the day. cave a Chopin recital at the Victoria Memorial Hall last nifjht to a large audience —an audience that would net let him leave th? stage, who enccred again and again until no
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    ALLEGED ATTEMPTED MURDER.
    118 7 Accused Who Absconded. When cbur*e ot attempted murder against o Chinese coolie named Teo Ken* Hwer read out belare th* Second (Mr W Hav> jMterduy. it was slated thut tlie man had abided sln<* the *QK** cnm WRR POmnlUted, ..«ulmnrr The mogbUratc decided to r«OTd the evidence
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    MILITARY OFFICER'S WIFE AND CHILD HURT.
    54 7 Motoring Accident. Jt U rep-il*J tu, t ,h^ l^i1 r n r w»« *1«* u, T.»|Un 1 h wwtt rdny Vltrmx*v wt»«m the e»r m Hold ywjwj MKtnl y, olo d U luvc overall* mjurt*. wert 1 not wrtou» h«/wTl ry sUmWlrtl into the
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    EUROPEAN'S POCKET PICKED.
    501 7 Sequel to Loss Of $50 Notes. MONEY CHANGERS CLERK CHARGED. How two ftfty-doUar notes, which were picked irom the pocket of a European during the early part of November, were eventually traced was unfolded before the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. F. F. Gregg) yesterday, wh. n an
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    PROSECUTION FAILS.
    224 7 "Planted" Documents And Dagger. When a Chinese, Tan Eng Ka. was charged before the District Jud;e (Mr. C. Wilson) yesterday with being in possession of a dagger and tr!ad society documents, he said that th" whole thing was a "plant by a man who had accused him of
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. REQUIEM MASS.
    54 8 A High Mass of Requiem will be sung at the Church of St. Joseph on Monday, sth December. 1932. at 6..°,0 a.m.. for the repose of the sou! of the late HENRY D'ROZARIO. who died on 27th November. 1932. The attendance and prayers of relatives and
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    36 8 The family of the late Mrs. Chan kian Watt bee: to thank all tho friends and relatives who kindk attended at her residence and funeral and also sent wreaths and other tokens of their sympathy.
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    THE CLEMENTI POLICY.
    869 8 We are faced with a real difficulty in writing about the representations made to Sir Samuel Wilson in Kuala Lumpur the other day. It was our view, which we have indicated in this column, that a truce should be called in the current Malayan controversy while its
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    65 8 The celebration of the Feast of St. Francis Xavier, the Patron Saint of the Ooanese community, will take place on Sunday with a Solemn High Mass at the Church of St. Joseph The choir will sing Wiegands Mass witn orchestral accompaniment. A new hymn in honour ef the Saint, composed
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    LOCAL BROADCASTS NEXT YEAR.
    291 8 Company To Be Formed. At the offices cf the General Electric Co.. Ltd.. yesterday Mr. R. C. Giggins addressed R mooting on local broadcast ing. Invi a i ns had been sent to parties wMs would, in all pre.abi'iy, be ultimately intcre txl. The scheme is
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    FRENCH GOVT.'S VICTORY IN CHAMBER.
    48 8 Reuter. Paris. Dec. 1. The Gcvernmcnt secured a resounding victory in the Chamber by 377 v tes to 198, rejecting the Opposition motion criticising the handling of the recent Conversion Scheme, which M. Herriot maintained was touragcous y and succe.sfully carried out. —Reutcr.
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    SURPLUS SUGAR STOCKS.
    37 8 Reuter. The Hague. Dec. 1. The International Sugar Council has decide J J to liquidate the surplus stocks of sugar in rocordance with the Chadbourne Scheme. Specific methods have not yet been formulated. —Reuter.
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    CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY.
    42 8 Mrs. Le- Chocn Guan's At Horn"" in aid of the Child Welfare Society will bo held on Dec. 7 frcm 4.45 p.m. 'o 7.30 p.m. Guess :r? reminded tc bring their own man jong c.3 and cards for bridg
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    CARDINAL BOURNE VERY ILL.
    28 8 Reuter. Rome. Dec. I. Cardinal Bonrnt. «rho left London on Nov. suffering frc.r. I chili, is c eriously ill at the Blue Nuns' Hospital.—Rcut-r.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    67 8 Mails by the outward Dutch aeroplane from An. .tTdam are expected Ut a-rivo at Singapore iiy the evening express to-r..r>rrow. Cermsponpenec addicaß"d tj tmhoMcu only will or ready for dcliv ry at 3.3) pnv frtto China and Ifsotta h) Ih« "Pieshltul Hay-." due at Sihsapore Bt daylight tomorrow.
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    219 8 Six hawker-horsey aeroplanes on Tuesday flew from Singapore to Taiping. returning on Wednesday. The first practice of the Orchestral Section ist-inas only) of the Singapore Musical Socie:y will be held in the Memorial Hall on Sundaat 11 a.m. Mr. Ng Yook Yocn. who ha.» for some tlnv been in the
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    115 8 SPOTLIGHTS, on page 2. IMPERIAL FRUIT SHOW, en page 3. TOURING WORLD ON A CYCLE, on page 3. MUSLIM AFFAIRS, en page 3. AFGHAN GENERAL EXECUTED, on page 4 A GERMAN ZUIDER ZEE. o:. page 4. BISHOP'S STRICTURES, on paac 4. THE OTTAWA SCHEDULES, on page 4.
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    448 8 <** j Bad luck about P> ov k,. i absence from the Test H» regrejted by none Jardine's men. c L j A Still the are bm i and (hey will be out tr, bven without Don they eoiS2? th >' peet But they start. aue a
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    52 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. I Lundoo: 2 1> Ui«l Nr"» Y.irk 3i|« f«>l Slntnporc 7 11 1S-7 15 10 c"" TIN. L.nfinn Spot £«M i«*> f; 1 nrt>»n 3 month"» 1 3 Btn%*pprv; 577 M». copra Mra«r» B«tow *nd Cu r'f" 1 l; r Sundrtcd U y Idnri Tb<
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    JAPAN TO ANNEX MANCHURIA ?
    480 9 JAPAN TO ANNEX MANCHURIA li;v( ;U; INFLUENCE FEEBLE. Volunteers Stoutly Resisting. PROGRESS OF THE BIG OFFENSIVE. cjiirwujhm. Dec I. .i> lemperaHir:* Ihr .lui*i irrt <1 out a v.-ld'' iu>itU-rr*t of T>l* i -ii ft in: W. ir«s nd* ante tu\i trntind a.* r:lstt*tl I» ini'itirl 'tl U/Kst)Of| Ik I. Ml
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    AUSTRALIA BATTING IN FIRST TEST.
    391 9 WOODFULL WINS THE TOSS. TATE LEFT OUT OF ENGLISH TEAM. TEST MATCH FEVER IN SYDNEY. Sydney, Dec. 2. There was the usual test match fever prevalent in Sydney to-day, where a very large crowd was awaiting admission to the ground for the First Test between
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    HITLER REFUSES TO CO-OPERATE.
    62 9 Political Deadlock Continues In Germany. Reuter. Berlin, Dec. I. Fresh difficulties have been caused by th? refusal of Herr Hitler to co-operate with General yon Schleicher in the formation of a Government. A Nazi statement says that proposals hnve already been iubmitted to President Hindenburg for
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    PILOT OFFICER KILLED.
    118 9 R.A.F. Machine Crashes Off Singapore. Flying Officer Foreman was killed and an air gunner, L.A.C. Laycock, was seriously injured when an R.A.F. bcmbing 'plane from Seletar crashed this morning. This is the third fatal crash to a machine stationed at Seletar and the second this year. The
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    UNEMPLOYMENT IN LANCASHIRE.
    138 9 More Work For Cotton Spinners. Reuter. London, Dec. 1. Ih. co*ton trad: statistical bulletin, reviewing the world position of the industry, sta cc; that in Lancashie the unemployment pinners is about the level of a year ago wh 1 there is a considerable drcp in the number
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    THE TEST MATCHES.
    61 9 Exclusive Reports For The "Malaya Tribune: 9 The "Malaya Tribune" has made arrangements for special and exclusive reports of the Test Matches, supplementary to the Reuter cables. These supplementary reports, which will cover the play in considerable detail, will be despatched by Air Mail from England, so
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    IRISH RAILWAY STRIKE.
    60 9 Government To Give Assistance. Reuter. Dublin, bcc 1. Government bilerventisn in the mlwuy crisis, ut the request of the Labour Parly, ha* considerably Improved the prospects. Minister Lemai» hw already inter*tewed both sides and it is likely that ihe Government will temI porarlly assist railways us It
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    BRITAIN'S SECOND DEBT NOTE.
    702 9 NO EFFECT ON CONGRESS. Party Leaders State Their Views. STICKING FOR EVERY CENT. Reuter London. Dec. 1. WI"«UU «t the December payment whote cmelt e,IHbIC a of the wftoic question m a proper atmosphere and no c UrßfS the war debts effect of T?'"' 1 r
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    MYSTERIOUS DOUBLE OF MR. MACKENNA.
    133 9 Gave Interview To Paris Press. Reuter Wireless Service. London, Nov 29. Parb? .iouinE'isb; fire mystified by a double of Mr. Reginald Mackenna who gave an interview to French newspaperman after which he vanished in thin air. Rumours spread that Mr. Mackenna. who is the former
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    228 10 Sports Pastimes. CRICKET. THE FIRST TEST. RRADMAN NOT PLAYING. Sydney, D:c. 1. Bradman was medically examined to-day by two doctors, who pronounced him unfit. He is not playing against England to-morrow. Reuter. To-day's lunch interval score will be found on page 9. Bradman caught a chill in the game between
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    BUKOM CLERKS' CLUB.
    488 10 The annual handicap tournaments of the Bukom Clerks" Club resulted as follows: BILLIARDS. Ist Round (American. 200 up): Neo Soon How (scr.> beat Koh Yong Cheng+3s (w.0.); Lee Yong Whatt—3o beat Chow Peng Chew+lo by 67 pts; Ko(h Chong Beng (scr.) beat Tong Eng Kee+2o (w.o): Lee
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    HOCKEY.
    200 10 S.C.C. BEAT M.C. OFFICERS. In an interesting game on the Padang last evening, the S.C.C. defeated the Malaya Command Officers by 5 goals to 1. Teams: S.C.C: J. F. L. Mayger; Capt. P. R. P. Miers. R. A. Ashworth; R. N. Elliott, H G. Shaw, B. E. Ablitt; A.
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    R.I. AND O.R.A. DRAW.
    318 10 The second strings of the Raffles Institution and the old boys of the same institution clashed on the Raffles Institution'ground yesterday and the game resulted in a draw of three all. The old boys played with two men short but they made up the loss in
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    THE SINGAPORE XI.
    704 10 SELECTORS CRITICISED. With some misgivings, we accede to appeals to publish further criticiiers of the selection of the Singapore team which was recently defeated ln Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh. Two letters are selected as representative. "A Sporting Chinese" writes: "Constructive criticisms are always helpful and it was
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    THE NEW RULES.
    598 10 SIMPLIFICATION OF THE GAME. The resuscitation cf the International H~ckey Board, following a break new 10 happily and tactfully healed, has led to a long-expected overhauling of the rules of the game (says a correspondent in the "Field" of Oct. 23). Lest players now entering upon a
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    CANADIAN TEAMS FOR ENGLAND.
    312 10 Arrangements have been completed by the British Ice Hockey Association for the visit of two Canadian teams to England this season. The Montreal Club players will arrive on Nov. 25, and will play a series of eight matches against England and club teams before leaving again
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    203 10 MALAYA CUP COMPETITION. KEY MATCH IN SOUTHERN SECTION. SINGAPORE v. MALAYA COMMAND TO-MORROW. Singapore and the Malaya Command meet in the Southern Section of the Malaya Cup competition at the S.C.C. ground to-morrow. This match will probably decide which of the two sides shall appear in the final
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    GOLF.
    44 10 S.G.C. MEDAL. Members of the Singapore Golf Club, are requested to note that the four best scores returned In each division ("A" and "B") in the medal competition being played to-morrow and on Sunday win qualify for match play for tne "Captain's Prize."
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    31 10 The Indian Football Association, Calcutta, is sending a team in January to Colombo on the latter's request. There will be three matches in Colombo and one either at Kandj or Oalle.
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    377 10 MATCH AT BUKIT TIMAH. P.S. XV BEAT RAFFLES COLLEGE. A Public Services R.F.C. XV were visitors at the Bukit Timah ground yesterday where Raffles College gave them a hard game, the only score registered being a penalty goal against the College in the second half. The teams lined
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    76 10 F.A. CUP COMPETITION. RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S REPLAYS. London, Dec. L To-day's replays In the first round proper of the P.A. Cup resulted as follows: Queen's P.R. 5. Merthyr t. Yeovil and Petiers 4, Dartford 2. —Reuter. Outram team v. 2nd Year Normal Class Students on the former's ground
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    "CHAMPIONS" OF THE WORLD.
    123 10 There is a strong possibility that the Uruguayan football team, known abroad as the champions of the world, will be seen in action in Eng'and some time during the month of February. They are to visit the Continent to play a series of 17 matches and
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    WORLD'S SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP.
    177 10 M. Jules Rimet, president of the International Association FcotbaH Federation, has given some details of the World Soccer Cup competition to be held in 1934. Eliminating matches will be played in various parts of the world, and the teams of sixteen successful countries will dispute the later
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    BADMINTON.
    47 10 The Rangoon B.P. v. the Mayfair B.P. on the latter's court to-morrow: Teo Soo Poh, Ec Soon Huat, Teo Keng Hong, Lim Boon Chye Chia Kirn Whatt, Lim Boon Guan. Sng Seng Heng, K. S. Koh. Sim Slang Kiat. Reserves: Tan Chin Seng, Sim Peng Leng.
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    65 10 The Wembley. The Wembley cinema at Geylang will commence tc-night a three-day run with "Make Me A Star," a picture which drew crowded houses when shown recently elsewhere, featuring Joan Blondell. Stuart Brwin, Za*u Pitts, etc. There will be, as usual, interesting "shorts" preceding this picture. The
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    CHINESE PREMIER’S ILLNESS.
    380 10 Entered a rerni Hospital. New Department X, Defence. X The Agricultura' circular; yesterday loan from the United P Mr. Wong K ue„ Wang) Chkf of stal and Mr. Yung Kr, last night after ti Pau Pui Nam and Mi A meeting cf Governs, vened lot to-morrow ordered
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    EXPECT TO CALL ON CONGRESS.
    62 10 Threat By VS. Hunger Marchers. Reuter Washington- Dec j A threat to force a way into U* grounds was made by "Hunger Marchers" new Washington when they.: Garner, th» Vice-PresicU n*-elect t of when they were informed that permitted to parade on Capitol. The deleft
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    What’s On To-Night.
    134 10 Novarro, Madge Evans. Laa Matinees to-morrow and S»« CapitoL-Mauric, Chevali« Mac Donald in -Love Me To-w ously with the Pavilion and Sunday. ••Riding M*" <*? Empire-First show R d»* o* Second show: Wallace B 11 in "Hell Divers" (talkie. B matinees- "High Society 8.-« Great World.-Slde shows,
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS. J
    95 11 Letters To The Editor. [Our readers are invited to write to v* subjects of public inter*#, tt mutt be under«food that the "Malaga Tribune" Aoee *<* neceesarlly endorse opinions expressed by vondents. LETTERS SHOULD BS AS BRJmW AS PitKSIBLM, preferably typewritten <io*ble rvactng/, and on one
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    Tax Chewing-Gum And Grapejuice!
    398 11 (To the Editor. M Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Now thnt the "powers-that-be" seem to have exhausted their ingenuity In taxing the people's needs—the necessaries of life as well as luxuries—tet them not consider U officious if an tnsignlncant "Jude. the Obscure" oilers them a «mall tip or
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    Art In Singapore.
    98 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —There must bo many non-Europeans In Singapore who practise art. either as a hobby or as a profession, but no effort has been made. I believe, to organise them. The Europeans have the Singapore Art Club. Can you help by asking
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    Medical And Other Degrees.
    188 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Cftm you or your chief lieutenant, th? omnipotent "Looker-on," or any reader "In the know," please explain what the following Medicos' abbreviated designations mean? We ordinary folks very often try to weigh their heads by the scale of their talis.
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      9 11 THE PEOPLE'S PAPERS "Malaya Tribune"— Daily. "Malayan Saturday Post"—Weekly.
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      800 11 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary ts provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest anil still be included in the
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    NEGLECTING FACTS FOR THEORIES?
    1162 12 Malayan Economic Problems. I It rs unfortunate that the men nov; en- trusted With the destinies of Malaya in general and of the Federated Malay States in pt ticular sho.ild Bud their time and thoughts Bo fully oocupied i-.i deal n* with ccnstlfrjtional changes, which WU
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    SEQUEL TO COOLIE'S DEATH.
    1221 12 Coroner Hears More Evidence. DEMONSTRATION LN COURT. The Coroner'; inquiry Into the death ot tvo Indian Municipal eoclles uno ui:d n i&i M ddleton Horp.tnl following nine tieatm fit for hookworms, v/ob rwum d be»cr Mr F. G. B i.ne yesterday, a hen a report was
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    OUR SINGAPORE ADVISERS.
    789 12 A KUALA I UMPUft COMPLAINT. 1 Controller Of Public Works In F.M>;_ With the G:vcrnmcr.r C appears a supplement n, Nov 11 report of the Department the year 1931. This document 7 > k Nunn. Acting Advirer. Pu Wic aj3f* R I Ctatea. When th: old appo
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    NEW CONTRACT FOR ALHAMBRA.
    72 12 United Artists Products Be Screened. United ArUts a-e to P Singapore and Mr. M. BaJ Of that ccncorn hi litla with BJiangeinects to that < returns (0 Singapore an 1 rMted Hollywood and 11 United Aiti.t pcured by Alluuntea Theati the films from this stud* ahiea
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      276 12 "MALAYA TRIBUNE." 20 Pages For 5 cents Every Saturday. WEEK-END SUPPLEMENT FOR THE HOME. Truly wonderful success has attended the innovation of giving our readers their Saturday "Tribune"' at noon. Now we are making it a real Week-end Journal for the Hon e! The Saturday "Tribune" has been enlarged to
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      297 12 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, DEC. 2. High Tides.—l.32 a.m.. 12.25 p.m. Hookey: S.R.C. "A" v. V.M.C.A., S.RC; S C R.C. II v. V.M.C.A. 11, S.C.R.C; AP C. v. S.C.C. A.P.C; CS C. v. R. 1., C.S.C.: R.C. v. R.A.F.. RC: M.C.U. v. R.E., M.C.U.; S.C.C. v. A.P.C, Paya Lebar. Football:
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    INDIAN UNITY STILL EVASIVE.
    296 13 Mus lim Section Disrupt Hopes. illahabad plans -INJURIOUS." tfov DHhl. Nov. 20. M-mcetUMC of Che ,in *nd »hr Muslim »irmc. ummarUv lop <1 at (he Unity I wni"U wrre ehar- Moslri.i Interest». Ip able illv opined that no 1 I*l,.I It to Muslims unI; ».u- demands
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    UNITY CONFERENCE STATEMENT.
    161 13 Allahabad Nov 18 <• t>"t **.iiitv|v» General Serretarv r t,(rt' ti<v. itai Issued the fo!r )<► Unity Confcrrnr" whlct) Ahlflj started work ut» >dnl it.s dlacuttionii Uts.: mJi.. jrnrd to December 3rd. '.pro to finally ndop: mrtt/ed to the Unity ConLitL e krd t: reas*emblr l«i i
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      10 13 SgORTS NOTES BY "ECHO" Every Week in the 'MALAYAN S^TUrday_PoST»
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      267 13 x^larttij \olumeJ)istance j&xclusi ye Eveready Lay erbilt construction means greater power and longer life—thus Insuring true economy and rar better radio reception. two sizes... both 45 volts EVE READY RADIO BATTERIES P B they last longer HE WAS A SMART BOY. The lesson in natural history had been about the
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      121 13 When buying be careful look for Ftf/ Over 7V*? Years. i GLAXO k i &S* ffl "AS CONTAINED ADDED m 4i* m SUNSHINE VITAMIN D. m X? 'm other Baby Food can W Jw M/ make this claim. Do you V Ay know what the addition of 1 Jff Vitamin
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      847 13 I i l -^Jtrr^-r^.-i EMPIRE STATION RECEPTION. A Singapore Listener's Log. "Eddystone All-Wave Four" sends the followJig log-book: I elve below a record of the test'carried out by the Daventry Station on the 23rd inst. 1 picked up the station at 3.37 O.M.T. (9.37 p.m. Singapore) on 25.3 metres Gramophone
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      294 13 metres), is on the air every day of the week commencing at 1 p.m. G.M.T. or 8 p.m. Singa|H*re Time. This well-received station is very punctual and opens with two verses of "La Marseillaise" after which the call sign is given, "Alio, Alio, ici Paris, station d'Etat Radio Coloniale" repeated.
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    BRING ’EM IN ALIVE.
    1107 14 Is Drama Losing Its Hold? There was once a time (Mihipraeteritos rejerat si luppiter annos! —l get extra from the Editor for these exhibition bouts of culture) —there was once, I repeat, a time when all that was necessary, to fill a theatre with eager and
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      355 15 REAMER SAILINGS. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND A P( AR LINES. rporattd in England). PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. ,in AND ORIENTAL STEAM jgjdH co., LONDON AND MAIL SERVICE. •,wth His Majesty's mment). [•WARD FROM LONDON, ma and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1932. 17,000 Dec. 9 ■J 6,070 Dec. 22 15.000 Dec.
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      551 15 STEAMER SAILINGS^ JmL. THE line (JapajiMail) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Middlesboroogh. Vessels. Tonnage. Due. Sail. HARUNA MARU 10,400 Dec. 14 15 I KATORI MARU 10,000 Dec. 29 30 1933 9 KASHIMA MARU 10,000 Jan. 12 13 t YASUKUNI MARU 12,000 Jan. 24 25 HAKONE MARU 10,400 Feb.
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      515 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. fcrffir rt NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. "TRIER" for Hollo, Manila, H'kong, S'hai, Japan, Tsingtao and Dalny Dec. 10 "HAVEL" for Saigon, Manila, H'kong, S'hai, Takao, Tsingtao, Dalny and Japan. 0 HOMEWARDS. "LAHN" for Genoa, Marseilles, Oran, Casablanca, Havre, Amsterdam,
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      528 15 INSURANCE. THE SOUTH IHlvl BRITISH DIBUEANCI LOOTED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. O. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Office: 2, Flnlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. fire,lSarine, motor car AND PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. L. G. JOHNSON: General Manager. HEAD OFFICE: S-e. Malacca Street,
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      476 15 BANKS. I NOTICE RE AMALGAMATION OP The Chinese Commercial Bank, Limited, The Ho Hong Bank, Limited and The Oversea-Chinese Bank, Limited. We beg to announce that in accordance with the scheme of amalgamation of the abovpnamed Banks, a new Company has been incorporated in Singapore under the name of th"
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      277 16 (J" MALAYAN SATURDAY POST "j TITE BIG jj (j 20 CENTS-WORTH. jj HE THE PEOPLE'S PAPER: INDEPENDENT AND PROGRESSIVE. TO LET. TO LET—I6S, Tank Road, Immediate entry apply Meyer Brothers. TO LET. REDUCED RENTS. Garage No. 32, Jalan Besar. Open Day and Night. Cars rents $6. $5, $4 to $3
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      705 16 THE PEOPLE'S PAPER. Independent and Progressive. All the News: Soundest Views. TO LET. TO LET —Bungalow, No. 111, Haig Rd. Rem $40 and Compound House No. 109, Haig Road, R nt $30. Apply No. 20, Chulia Street. TO LET—River Valley Road, two bed-rooms, setting and dining rooms. Sanitary installation Electric
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      544 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. IN THE ESTATE OF LAKAMBA BIN HADJI MOHAMED SALLEH PITALOLO. Pursuant to the Trustees Ordinance No. 14 of 1929. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ah icdi ors and olher persons, having my claims r c' mands upo.i or against the Es a cf the br/cnamed deeeas d.
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      456 16 EDUCATIONAL FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Regisg?red School). (For Boys and Girls). B, Short S'roet, Singapore. En ol for a Sound Musical Education Sy ;ematic Training both ln Technique and lh ory. Complete Cours?s leading to T.C.L. Certificate. Diploma, Sz etc. Booklet fre?. M. ANCIANO, Principal. MERCANTILE
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      469 16 j TRIBUNE SAIAU BRING RESULTS J BECAUSE THEY REACH j THE I PERMANENT POPH.ATION.j FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Eight ft .(> Linotype Motors, each \i H.P all in good working order. F o i further particulars write to th,. Manager Malaya Tribune, sfi Anson Road. MALAYA TRIBUNE. 'PHONE 6171. SUBSCRIPTION* RATES
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