Malaya Tribune, 10 December 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol XIX, -No. 292 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. .Singapore: Saturday, Dec. 10. 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1932.
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      190 1 Buy the MALAYAN POST/ The Picture Paper. 20 cents. d 5 dh db db dsdb dsdsdsdbdidbdSdbdb db tLh t> S3 or.^^ jjj; "Chop HijaiT |<!^^^^|| If 881 111 You mil be V j, fj 1 CARLSBERG PILSENER 3 ji! j Bhhl CHOP HUAU Obtainable at Hotels, Clubs and IVmW' The
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      187 1 A. I LINThlf. 6, Raffles Place. Singapore. Impor ing DIAMONDS ol every and Ciuali y, PEARL NECKLACES cf P rsian Gulf and Aust. ;i:;an fl heri s. large assortments cf all siz s and qualities in stork, ctect and lowest market prices. DIAMOND or PEARL NECKLACE is no: only a
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    THE ANTIQUITY OF MALAY CIVILISATION.
    2490 2 AND THE EXTENT OF MALAY MIGRATIONS. Southern Chinese, The Coast Koreans And The Southern Japanese Are Really Malays. If you should ask me "Who are the Malays?", to be scientific (which means to be truthful) I Aould have to confess that I don't know, writes
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      447 2 B You did not learn that at school. But, V for your health's sake, you should know jB B it now! A, B, C, D these are the four JH Kk vitally important vitamins. See what M B they stand for! That's how they are added in Ostomalt—making the nicest
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    RECRUITING FOR INDUSTRY.
    2074 3  -  CANDIDATES FROM UNIVERSITIES AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Complex Task Of The Selection Committees. (By H.A. Roberts It b 20 years since th? late headmaster of a great public school said to the wrier, speaking of an able pupil who had entered the service of a great commercial house,
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      378 3 yOU CAN TEST THIS INDIAN ASTROLOGER'S SKILL FREE. v nil TKITII ABOUT YOURSELF. fi i sted the .skill of "Pundit phychic, proclaim him tht Astrology. GEORGE MACv r k betteres that the Bombay sonic more elevated has heretofore held. His Mth Mich subjects as Busi>;i Finances, Love-affairs, ■;>. Friends, Enemies,
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      180 3 j Have YOU Trial I j (English) COCOA? i\ If not, you have ihissed a treat, for this cocoa is of I ii superlative quality and flavour. SEND NOW 10 cents I in stamps for an attractive sample tin, with mirror lid. j j Use This Coupon. Ia Nestles ll
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    TELEPHONY AND TELEGRAPHY.
    2664 4 GREAT NATIONAL WORK OF THE POST OFFICE. Collaboration. With British Manufacturers. Since the services of electrical cornmunicaiicn in this country have, for the past 60 years, been to a great extent controlled by the British Post Office, writes Colonel Sir Thomas Purves in the "Times," it follows
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    "MALAYA TRIBUNE."
    276 4 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 Home! The Saturday "Tribune" has been enlarged to 20
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      188 4 Teeth Like Pearls 9 9 he proper kind of care can help so much to make your teeth sparkling and beautiful. Colgate's Dental Powder is the most effective formula known for cleaning and whitening teeth. Its superior action is Jdue to a special chalk powder ingredient which works without any
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      341 4 -Sllenburgs Foods The'Allenburys Foods are particularly suited to the feeding of babies in hot climates. They are germ free and their use is an absolute guarantee against infantile diarrhoea and cholera. M&siJSta 1 M lkF <xxlN..2 Malted Food No. 3 Fre«h .tock. of the 'Allenbury. Fo«wL are imported each week.
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    1113 5 LATEST QUOTATIONS. MINING. rv FRASER CO., EXCHANGE I lf AND STOCK BROKERS. I Buyers. Sellers. ;ll nuig Tin 23 6 25;6 cd I Malay 181- 20|- norn II Tin HI- Ug Rftla g Padang 0.05 0.10 l avesTm 0.35 0.40 Lr Arang Tin 040 norn Effflum Maiay
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    MARKET PRICES.
    420 5 •Singapore, Dec. 9. MEAT. II round), kati 30 m or curry, kati 25 lean, kati 44 lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 34 "'rahan, lb. 25 40 ally reared), kati 44 «tts, each 50 tic unfledged, pair 80 npoai, iiid-ed, pan- 60 EQOS. 28 fX 10 20 (dock),
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    Commercial News. PALM OIL AND PALM KERNEL.
    102 5 Malayan Palm Oil Bulking Co. Ltd. Latest buyer-;' priccj. received b; cr.blc tcrday for Malayan Palm Oil md Pa a Kernels: PALM OIL. In Bulk. c.i.f. landed weights New York Philadelphia U.S. gold cts. 2.50 per lb. c.i.f. landed weights Pacific Ports U.S.
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    148 5 Barlow's Report. Messrs. Barlow and Cx, in their weekly reP"rt dated Dec. 8, state: Another very quiet week has to be recorded with prices moving within very narrow margins. The la'est cables quote London unchang d at 2 17i32d. and New York up 1 16th to 3'i
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    THE COPRA MARKET.
    45 5 Barlow's Report. Messrs. Barlow and Co., in their report of Dec. 8, ftate: This market remained quietly .teady throughout the week, but at the clcse prices shew a decline of 5 cents per pikul as under: Svndried: $5 75. M.x:d: $5 25.
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    315 5 U. ETLIN AND CO S REPOKT. Dec. 10. 11 am RUBBER. London: 2 7 16d.. down 1 16d. New York: cents (G.), unchanged. New York. 3'» cents (G.t, down cent. Shares: Quiet. Allenbys 45—55 cents, Ayer Moleks 30—35 cents. Ayer Panas 30—35 cents, Bassetts 15—20 cento, Brogas
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    216 5 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore, Dec. 10. Selling: London 4 months* sight 2s. 331 32d., London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 15;i6d., LondcnSO days' sight 2s. 3 29.32 d., London 30 days' ifeni 2s. 3v s d., Londen demand 2s. 3 27;32d., London T.T. 2s. 3 13
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    PENAWAT TIN DREDGING.
    453 5 Decrease In Profit Due To Restriction. Tie report of the Directors of the Penawat (Malaya) Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., for the year ended August 31, to be submitted at the sLxt.n annual gener.l meeting of the company at the Chartered Bank Chambers, Penang, on Friday. December 16tn,
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    COPPER CONFERENCE BREAKS DOWN.
    53 5 Metal And Share Prices Fall. Reuter New York, Dec. 9. It hi understood fca well-informed quarters 'hat til: Int ma icnnl Copper Conference has bnhei down without an agreement to curtai' produetlott. The ggpoti price of copper broke to five cents p:r lb. and leading copper
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    93 5 General Tone Brighter. Reuter's Wireless Service. Lond'n. Dec. 6. Cn the Stock Exchange to-day business generally continued ?ma!l but under th 3 lead of gttt-edfed securities, which w re mostly half a point higher, the general ton? was rather b The commodity markets were rteady but trading all
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    SILVER DOLLARS.
    205 5 Sent To Manchukuo By Shanghai Bankers. While the Chinese newspapers throughout Shanghai have expressed their suspicions regarding thi silve; dollars sent to Manchukuo b local Ciiincsc bankers, which amounted to $14 300,000 up to November 23, Mr. Ling X ng Hcu, general secretary of the Bankers' A laticn,
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    TURKEY'S NEW MUSICAL ADVISER.
    73 5 Istanbul. Nov. 9. Trie; Viennese professor. Dr. Joseph Marx, nas been appointed to act as the Govemnvm'.'s musical adviser. Although his main task will be to re-organise the conservatoire, its orches'ra as well as its library, he will not exercise the functions of a director of
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    SHIPPING GIRLS TO SOUTH AMERICA.
    516 5 Own Press To Print False Passports. Paris, Nov. 10. An ill written scrawl on cneap paper and with no name at he end has r:veal:d to the police the existence of a huge and unsusp ct.d pgtiu slave organisaiion in th: South of F.anc. The
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    114 5 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHAKvaa. Singapore, Dec. 10. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Kinta 16; Trier 13: Machaon 7. Empire Dock 'Entrance Gate 3). Muncaster Cattle 30; Silver hazel Co; City of Lille 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Silvcrsandal 46: Doebank 48.
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    33 5 The rate of issue of Monjcy Order for India and Ceylon to-day is B*. 1&2 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Order from India and Ceylon is Rs. 156 for $100.
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      74 5 OTTO CHYPRE Levers of Perfumery are requ st.d to give a fsir trial to our i 11 Brands before vLdt\M y ing elsewhere. L~M I• j DECCAN mm mm hair oil AGENCY, V m^^-: l^^'^ 742 N r,h I?r:(l SINGAPORE. M. HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 36-37, Bras Basah Road.
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      198 5 FRESHER, BRIGHTER AND LASTS LONGER. DIAMOND BATTERY LASTS LONGER COSTS LESS. SUM SEDIA! CHRITA DULU—KALA. Ngo Chu Tow Tang Kia Atau Lima Ekor Tikus Pergi Menkacho di DUNIA Di Zeman SONG TEOW Song Jin Chong dudok Kcrajaan punja tempo. I'ERANG BESAR DI LAUT DAN DI DARAT. Chrita yang paling luchu
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      169 6 Amusements < Matinee To-Day at 3 p.m. WARREN WILLIAM MAUREEN O SULLIVAN, ANITA PAGE IN "SKYSCRAPER SOULS zfAletro-Qoldwyn-zZWayer 'Picture. j TO-MORROW Opening at the Matinee at 3 p.m. But I tell you that 1 wlfl society dame is just 1 taking you for a ride. $r** Shell fool around with
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      242 6 I CAPITOL j Here's Your Best Money s Worth!— j j SPECIAL MATINEE: TO-DAY AT 3.15 P.M. j J School Children Half-Price. j LAST NIGHT OF j Iloretta young I i Cuban Rumba, etc. j TO MORROW 3g j j COMMENCING AT SPECIAL MATINEE AT 3.15 P.M. j ANOTHER BIG
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      149 6 MATINEE TO-DAY AND SUNDAY r I I S-HH-VHE-R II&BB ea hou e ADDITIONAI7~ATTRACTION SLIM S UMMER VILLE in his latest laughter riot "KID GLOVE KISSES n I Danger I I PROM 1 FILTHY flies carry germs of deadly diseases! It has been proved that Jk flies spread scarlet fever, infantile
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    RACE-HORSE OWNER BANKRUPT.
    166 7 MR. DAVID MORDECAI. His Only Asset A Judgment. (From Our Own Correspondent Penang, Dec. 9. Mr. David Mordecai, formerly a well-known race-horse owner of Penang, was examined in bankruptcy to-day in the Supreme Court. He raid that he was unable to offer his creditors any composition. The
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    STRAITS CHINESE READING CLUB.
    111 7 Extemporaneous Speech Evening. Extemporaneous speeches were delivered by member cf the Straits Chinese Reading Club in their meeting on Thursday evening. A few of the subjects dealt with were: •Co-operation: is it give or take?" by Mr. Chua Eck Chuan. '■Superstition," by Mr. Gwee Peng Kwee.
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    ACETIC ACID POISONING.
    205 7 Man Who Tried To Cure His Disease. That the deccacid had bee: taking smiU of acialr acid in order to eurp it t-rrlble disease vlth wlik'h li« was infected, was 'he view expressed by u doctor jWUrd#j in th* course of au inquiry into the death of
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    GREAT WORLD NEWS.
    255 7 Ladies Admitted Free. During the but lew months the Great Wo Id Show has certainly established a reputation for drawing large crowds nightly, especially during week-ends, by putting up attractive side-4»bowa and excellent talking picture*. Tbto reputation lias become greatly enhanced with the establishment of a night
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    "MOST REMARKABLE CASE."
    191 7 SON OF M.P. ACQUITTED. Who Set Fire To Father's Barn? London, Dec. 9. vir?" I? Perigault Mayhew, the 25 years old son of Lieut.-Colonel. j. nrvi. y C MP and a son-in-law of Viscount Falkland, charged with attempting to set fire to a barn at his father's
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    POSTAL & TELEGRAPHIC SERVICES.
    181 7 POSTAL TELEGRAPHIC SERVICES. Deficit For Past Year. The accounts and balance sheets of the S.S. Post, Telegraph, Telephone and Wireless Senses ffcr. tha year ended December 31, 1931, together with explanatory notes, have been published. In an introductory note it is stated that: "The object of the following accounts w
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    MALAY PEON CHARGED WITH THEFT.
    221 7 Found With Marked Coin. For stealing 40 cents frcm the coat of Mr. F. Stefani. on the editorial staff oi the "S'raits Times" a young Malay peon found himself before the Third Magistrate (Mr. G. F. F. Gregg) yesterday. In his evid°nce Mr. Stefani sated
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    DEATH OF MR. POWELL ROBINSON.
    71 7 Funeral At Bidadari Yesterday. The funeral of Mr. Powell Robinson, managing director and secretary of the Jeiai Concession, Ltd. and some time advertisement manager of the "Malaya Tribune." lock plice yesterday afternoon at Bidadari. The Rev. L. St. G. Petter officiated. The large gathering present
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    GOLD IN LABRADOR.
    48 7 Reuter's Wireless Service. St. Join Dec. 8. Applications have bsen received for prospecting privileges for over 500 square miles in Labrador, where a new discovery of gold has been reported recently. The first aeroplane carrying prospectors is said to be leaving in January.—Reuters Wireless Service.
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    THE MYSTERIOUS COFFINS.
    349 7 Man Who Left A Fortune. NO TRACE OF TOWKAY'S FAMILY. The Chettiar who recently bought a large rubber plantation and hcuse, in which weie fcund two massive coffins containing the embalmed remains of a Chinese towkay and hu wife, is still faced with the problem of disposing
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    "WETS" OUTVOTED.
    120 7 Democratic Resolution Just Fails. Reuter's Wireless Service. Washington, Dec. 3. To the consternation of the "Wets" the House of Representatives narrowly failed to accord the requisite two-thirds majority to the Democratic Prohibition resolution, the voting being 271 for repeal and 144 against. The resolution was unprecedently submitted immediately
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    "COMRADE" MIRSKY.
    64 7 Former Prince Returns To Russia. Reuter's Wireless Service. Moscow, Dec. 5. Prince Dimitrl Mirsky, formerly a bitter foe of the Bolsheviks, from whom he fled In 1917. has returned to Russia and taken Soviet citizenship as Comrade Mirsky, although he Is a member of an older family than
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    GIRL AVIATOR KILLED.
    72 7 Reuter's Wireless Service. Cairo, Dec. 5. A well-known Italian girl flyer. Mile. Gabi Angelini, who was flying from Italy to India, has crashed and was killed at Cyrenaica. Mile. Ai.L'.ellnl was only 16. She left Benghazi yesterday, acrompanied by an Italian military aeroplane but lost touch with
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    SPORTING OFFER.
    91 7 REDUCTION For Christmas and New Year Festivities only. Available up to 31st December, 1932. O.V.H. Whisky 12 years old per bottle $3.25. Man" Brand British Lager Beer per pint $0 28. "Man" Brand British Lager Beer per quart $0.4 C. 1865 "Flag" Brand French Brandy per quart $6.00.
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    TRUFFLES BY THE BASKETFUL.
    227 7 Picturesque Fair In Piedmont. Alba, Nov. iO. The annual truffle lair took place in this tine old town last Sunday, when more than fifty thousand visiters flock? i from Turin and other cities to witness the ccmpetiuu > amongst the pickers and to buy truffles. Within
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    THE PAULAN BROTHERS.
    221 7 Re turn To Hungary Expected. Budapest. Nov. 10 It is reported that the only Order cf Hungarian origin, that cf (he Paulan Brothers, will shortly be repatriated. The head of the Ordtr, P. Pius Przeedzieszki. visited Budapes'. a short time ago to held conversations about th? Order's
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    INTERVIEWS WITH MR. GANDHI.
    131 7 Poona, Nov. 2*. Mr. Gandhi has issued the following statement: 'T find that people have now begun to come to see me merely for darshan, as it is called. I am sorry I had to refuse to meet some of them to-day. Under the relaxation of
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    SHIPPING NEWS. SHIPS IN COLLISON.
    86 7 Both Damaged. The "Atlas Maru," a Japanese vessel camo into collision with the M.V. "Silversandal," an American steamer on Thursday. The "Atlas Maru" was being tugged backwards out ol the Empire Dock when she struck the "Silversandal.'* which was lying alongside godown 48 49 situated
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      892 7 7.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 RAMON NOVARRO E GREAT LOVER. THE GOLDEN VOICE OP THE SILVER SCREEN IN !«CAIX OF THE FLESH" n th DOROTHY JORDAN, RENE ADOREE, NANCE O'NEIL, ERNEST TORRENCE. SUNDAY—"OUT OF THE BLUE" with GENE GERRARD. j rWELFTH NIGHT." Shakespeare's Happiest Merriest Comedy. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9 10,
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      78 7 I Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force over $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated ln the Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street. Singapore. LONDON, OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, EC. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and compiles with
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      55 7 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. L*st Voslcrday. Mli*- Bright M'4l, Temp, BAinfall Sunahln- Tenia SUUoai*. P lnchft». hour» dm. F fiT" KU 11.7 KiilA Bharu 80 M 9 71 K Trcngganu 82 OJ4 Bckli. .l«r»«n 8? 0.06 «9 Moralti* 83 0.J9 I 9 72 fUnympotc 86 w, a. macky,
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    A LOOK AROUND.
    761 8 The vexed question of Disarmament —upon which so many other issues turn, directly or indirectly— ha.s approached a definite step nearer settlement, with the agreement of tome of the leading Powers on the bread lines of a possible pact. This is a good deal gained, for cynica'
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    234 8 The Labuan Agricultural Society and thUnkm Athletic Cub have been exempted from registration. Mr. K. I. Tan takes the Hon. Mr. Wee Swee Teow* place on the Social Hygiene Advisory Board. Singapore The promotion of Capt. F. H. Robfnson and capt C. C. b. Oilmour to the rank of Major
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    FUTURE OF SINGAPORE.
    387 8 Will Britain Abandon Hongkong? A new book which is attracting the attention of those interested in Eastern affairs discusses, among other matters, the future cf Singapore. In "The Loom of the East" (Martin Hopkinson ss. net) Captain F. King-dcn-Ward declares that Great Britain will withdraw from Hongkong
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    IMPERIAL SERVICE MEDAL.
    105 8 Presentation To Malay Detective. I From Our Own Correspondent.) B Trmban. Dec. 8. Ha.ii Mohamed bin Rahman, a former detective in the Police Force. Negri Sembilan. waa prescnt'*d by tho Hon. M. J. W. W. HtagtMs, British 'Resident. N.S.. yesterday with tile Imperial Service Medal awarded by
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    MR. SHAUKAT ALI TO VISIT SINGAPORE.
    114 8 On His Way Back From America. It is undcrstcod tha' Mculrna Shaukat Mi. the well-known Indian Muslim itatfer, and his newly married English wiV are likely to pass through Singapore on th~ir way back t India at the end cf their pro-.cn 1 American
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    EMPIRE PROGRAMMES.
    46 8 Arrangements have been made for publication in the "Malaya Tribune" each day. from Dec. in. ot the programme that night from the Empire radio station, Daventry. The wavelengths will be 25.3 metres and 16.9 metres and the time 9.30 p.m. to 11.30 p.m. (Singapore*.
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    173 8 Sir Samuel and Lady Wilson were due :o sail by the P. and O. "Ranchi," at noon to-day. for Hongkong. Mr. Goh Kok Aun. fourth son of the la»tDr. Goh Tian Thim. and winner of the Hutching* Scholarship at the Penang Free School recently, is proceeding to Hongkong to pruiccutc
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    On Other Pages.
    67 8 THE ANTIQUITY OF MALAY CIVILISATION, on page 2. RECRUITING FOR INDUSTRY, on page 3. TELEPHONY AND TELEGRAPHY, on page 4. DIARY OF EVENTS, on page 11. CHUIICH SERVICES,, on page 11 TRADE MARK DISPUTE, on page 12. CLUB DIARY, on pago 12. RADIO IN MALAYA, on page
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    410 8 BP "<*O08t n 0N if Bon voyage, Sir «sur> i Wilson, Sd'jir 7q£h* W- The Downing Street ])< i had a strenuous time in '7f U°nheveryone relax for a while > L Maybe we'll haw to .tart* ing again several months V Squabb lot's call it "half-tim?N
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    W. HAMMER AND CO.
    136 8 Reduction Of Confirmed. li, the Supreme Onurl «J li'it Ic a'Bi-tKctl TernjlL M modi' -4f\ nppliration on t» ti.tll rind Co.. Ltd.. tr a" srd't ™nf rmi" r dilution r.l capital. a A rraoluii"»» v.k ifirmed nc an i ttlitnrdinnri r (i Aug. ar». 1033, »nd
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    19 8 Mr. A. J. Forbes, cf Kulim. Kedah, has been uaatwm tmT < duplicate a specification ot ri.M-nri. concentrator for rub*
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      293 8 Let us help you solve your X'mas Gift Problems GIVE SILVERWARE THIS X'MAS. A gift in silver is lasting, and always sure of appreciation. SILVER CIGARETTE CASES. Prices From $13.50. IROBINSON o CO., LTD., SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR m\m\t hi'" i t jjj KLOSTER BEKtt X Lion Brand (9 fUn I
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      51 8 X' 9 I I M A j GIFTS I for I Ladies Gents.! j D. S. de Silva Bros, j JEWELLERS, j 23. High Street, Singapore, j FOR X MAS PRESENTS Visit G:i4. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, j <opposite Theatre Royal). j TENG SENG GUAN. I Established 1905. AND T.K.K.S Sale
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    Chinese Protest To Sir Samuel Wilson.
    1787 9 DISCRIMINATORY POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT. WIDESPREAD UNEASINESS AMONG THE COMMUNITY. Demand For Withdrawal Of The Aliens Bill. y memorandum presented to Sir Samuel Wilson, Permanent I s< i retary for the Colonies, at Government House, Singapore, iav the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce of
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    LEAGUE MUST MAKE UP ITS MIND.
    187 9 "Infamy Of Abandoning China." London, Dec. 0. The "Manchester Guardian" comments unfavourably on the influences at work at Geneva lo shelve the small States' resolution With regard to the Sino-Japanese dispute owing to the action of one 'of the more important Powers. "No amount
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    SU NOT GIVEN UP.
    174 9 Still Safe In Russian Territory. Tokyo L>tc 9 The report that the So\iet have handed GfO 3ii ping Wrn over to the Japanmt military a ithcrlties Is denied. Press despatches Indlcu <• that. Su Ptng Wen is still hi the iinntU ot the Soviet —Rcuter. Shanghai.
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    MUCH LAWLESSNESS IN PERSIA.
    230 9 Government's Annulment Of Oil Pact. London. Dec. 6. A strong denial of the Persian Government' assertions are c:ntained in a lonr bkUnkjOC address to the share-holders by the Anglo Pers an Oil Company and foreshadowing "grave lifficultics in reaching a sound and cquitabl agreement." The statement
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    SOVIET ACCEPTS BRITISH PROPOSAL.
    24 9 London. Dec. 9. The Soviet Note to Britain accepts ihe British proposal to commence negotiations for a new commercial treaty—Reuter.
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    BRITAIN TO PAY IN GOLD.
    756 9 FRANCE DECIDES ON MONDAY. Importance Of Big Five Conference. Reuter. K'.(...ii h;-s dccid.d lo pay th" December debt in ia'mrnt in K"hL FrMCC will d.eide her uttaudc aftrr a iefeßJ!* in the Chamber en Monday. Thr ranr eti, i with thr Bi& Five Conference on
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    FRONTIER DISPUTE.
    75 9 Bulgaria And Yugo-Slavia At Loggerheads. Reuter's Wireless Service. Sofia. Dec. 5. Relations between Bulgaria and Yugoslavia base become badly strained by the latest phas ii the f"on icr dispute. Yugc-Slavia has diplomatically informed Bulgariaoor. r her intentions to withdraw from the next commission for a p accful settlement
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    Sports & Pastimes. HOCKEY.
    964 10 Sports Pastimes. HOCKEY. YESTERDAY'S LOCAL MATCHES. TEAMS FOR NEXT WEEK'S TRIAL. MEDICALS TROUNCE WEAK S.C.C. XI. The S.C.C. paid the penalty of fielding a weak side against the full strength of the Medical College Union when these sides met on the Padang yesterday, and after scoring the initial goal, the
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    119 10 CORDERO CHALLENGES RIVERS. MAX MANILA ALSO WANTS A FIGHT. The Filipino pugilists, Con Cordero and Max Manila, are still in Singapore and anxious for fights. Cordero wants a return with Al Rivers, who is also, it is understood, still here, or failing the American, he is prepared to meet
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    252 10 CHINESE LEAGUE PROGRAMME. A REVISED FIXTURE LIST. Thf following mutches in the S C. FA. League have been postponed:— Dfcfmlifr 13th. A.C. v. Aston AC. 16th, St Mathewa Y.P.G. v Chinese C.A.A. 17th, Amtcablc A.A. v. Aston A.C 20th, S:ong 800 A S v. Bondcniecr A C REVISED
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    202 10 Alhambra.—"Skyscraper Souls." featuring Warren William, Maureen O'Sullivan, Anita Page, etc. Matinee to-day at 3 p.m. Com mencing at the matinee to-morrow: "Society Girl." Capitol.—Loretta Young in "Big Business Girl." Also stage attraction: "The Capitol Follies." Matinees to-day and commencing at the matinee to-morrow: "Playing the Game." Empire.—First
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    THE TURF.
    722 10 PERAK AMATEUR RACES. KIRWAN RIDES FOUR WINNERS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Dec. 9. The first day of the Perak Turf Club's amateur race meeting to-day was a triumph for Mr. Kirwan. He rode four winners out of six mounts. The weather was fine but there was only
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    BADMINTON.
    88 10 LAM LOO BEAT S.C.B.P. Lam Loo Society beat the Singapore Chinese JLn SL t0 1 &t the Tao Nan School Hall last Saturday. Scores (Lam Leo nlavers mentioned first): Lim Boon Ann beat Tan beat Yeo Kian Hoe 15—10. 12—15 15—2 Tay Soo Lan beat Pang Seek Feng 15—
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    168 10 VICTORIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS. AMERICAN IN AUSTRALIAN FINAL. Melbourne. Dec. 9. In the Victorian championships at Melbourne to-day. in the singles wml-flnuls, Ellsworth Vine's beat 3proule 5—7; ft—7; 7—o; B—'J: P—2; ana Crawford beat Hopman 6—3; 4—C3; o—6: 6—2. 6—2, The S.C.R.C. courts will be available for play on and
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    GOLF.
    503 10 CHAMPIONS CLASH. MISS FISH WICK BEATS MISS WILSON. The South Uum. rained by Miss M.»Uy Gourlay. dtit-u( 'U Mr& Crommon's Midland, ule by nm<' matches to Uiree on tin* LamUaiti Club's oounr ai Heduesfurd says a ifport in The Suiitinw Life" 112 Nov. 2>. M4*f tiian n thousand pvoplt*
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    YACHTING.
    44 10 R.S.Y.C. PROGRAMME. On Sunday the "A" OUm will Mil the first race of the series for the Lapton Challenge Cup. The "B" Class will salt a Teani Race. "A" Class starts 10 a.m.. *B" Class 10.1 a.m. Courses will be posted us usual.
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    SWIMMING.
    35 10 Reuter's Wireless Service. A WOMEN'S WORLD RECORD. Walasey (Cheshire)/Dec. 6. Miss Phyllis Harding to-day broke the world's 400 metres breast-stroke record, her time being 6 minutes, 12-2|sths which has been confirmed. —Reuters Wireless Service.
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    32 10 Ihe certificate of the Billiards Association and Con'rol Council has been given to Clark McConachy in lespect of his record run of 464 cannons made against Joe Davis last March n Manchester.
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    CRICKET.
    396 10 THE SECOND TEST MATCH. AUSTRALIAN TEAM SELECTED. Melbourne, Dec. 9. The Australian team for the Second Test with England commencing here on Dec. 30 will be selected frcm the following: W. M. Woodfull (capt.). W. H. Ponsford. D. G. Bradman. S. J. McCabe. J. H. Fingleton. W. J. O'Reilly.
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    BILLIARDS.
    548 10 SURFEIT OF CLOSE CANNON PLAY. INMAN'S GRIEVANCE. Melbourne Inman. the old billiards champion, has a grievance. H? would like to stage a "ccme back.' but complained to aie (says a "Daily Herald" correspondent) that he had been denied an opportuni y of doing so. He considers that under the
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    MOTHERHOOD AND ITS RISKS.
    366 12 Half The Deaths Preventable. Budapest, Nov. 10. Whilst maternal mortality remai... in this country almost stationary, at the rate of t-baut four per thousand births, ;u offic al report has just been issued which shows that in the Netherlands, Sweden and Norway progress is being made
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    DID YOU KNOW.....
    723 12 THAT dreaming prevents you from waking CBf Ot-r Scientific Correspondent.) People who are troubled with nightmares, more than anyone ese prcbably. will think they know better than the person who declatcs that they are prevented from waking by dreaming! In any case, cne might reasonably point out.
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    TRADE MARK DISPUTE.
    963 12 "Deliberate And b* r <a«cd Attcmm." SUPREME CUI RT DECISION Mr. Justice a'Bcckctt Terrel ment recently in the action brought by the C Ur Packetting Factory Ltd throS? Aut W agents. F. a. BnrthJomeusz th,; Kirn Leong Thye. The hcUW** the judgment which is «*nt*i Th? plaintiffs
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      740 12 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and. Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." ThU Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happcningi of general interest wM still be included in the
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      812 12 ro LISTEN FOR. Stations Best Received In Malaya. The following is revised information by our radio correspondent on the stations which can he received in Malaya: SINGAPORE (VSIAB—«3 metres) Is an amateur station run by Mr. and Mrs. R. E Earle of Singapore, and they both take their share of
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    CEYLON NEWS AND NOTES.
    1709 13 ne ute Mr. Justice L. W. Jayewardene—All Restaurants Closed [n Colombo— Impossibility Of Observing Meals With Drink R ,Ration -Popularising Countiy Liquor—Government To i Model Canteens?— Legislation Against Unfair, able Aliens—lsland-Wide Havy Rains And Floods tii.»K<l u s lr at 10 s in th dea h
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    WHICH CHILD IS CLEVEREST?
    243 13 Which child is most likely to be a genius or achi.ve a brilliant career—'he only child or th? one with brothers and sisters? And of he latter, is it (he eldest, youngest, or in be--tw.en who is most likely to rise to fame? Few only children
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    107 13 For ;ome time past collections, bazaars, etc.. have been organised in Finland fcr the establishment of a fund for building an athletic stadium worthy of the high place Finland occupies in internaUonal athletics, and in preparation for the Olympic Games, which, it is hoped, will be staged at Helsingfors in
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS.
    216 13 Domestic Production (as ascertained by exports from Federated Malay States. Unfederated Malay States, and Straits Settlements) of Tin and Tin-in-Ore at 72 psr cent., durmg the month of November, 1932. Tons. Tons. Federated Malay States 2 A2 Unfederated Malay States: Johore 15 Kedah 15 Perils t 21
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      16 13 i REVIEW OF SPORT. One Feature of the "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST." j i 20 Cents Weekly.
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      184 13 EXTREME NEW LOWNESSI NEW RIDING SAFETY! SHTfr™"^ New Hupmobile Eight is a decidedly lower car a decidedly safer car under all conditions. Hupmobile's engineering genius has pt seen to it that there was no loss of road clearance or head room. Jl fct s ow swun 9 car s roomy—your
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    99 14 Letters To The Editor. [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects ot public interest. It must be understood that the 44 Malaya Tribune" doe* not necessarily endorse opinion* expressed by correspondent*. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS Vi'XSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing/, and on
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    Westernising China.
    493 14 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—Dr. Goldstein Chens provocative article would appear to be as demoralising" as well as "Inspirational" to a subdued host of Malayan Chinese as is the fiery personality and radicalism of Mr. Eugene Chen to his conservative and unremunerative colleagues then and now in
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    Japan And Manchuria.
    244 14 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune."; Sir —-We don't want Manchuria: we waul from the League a little more time and paHence." That s what has been cabled by Renter as having been broadcast to America bv Mr. Matsuaka. the Japanese delegate at Goi cva. as published in
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    Reds.
    90 14 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—l have read the query In your issue ot recent date, and your answer thereto that Reds are Communists and their creed is Bolshevism. But what is Bolshevism? Is it the enthronement of pluralism or the dethronement of decentralisation? The modern Parliamentary democracy of
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    "Going Home In A Junk."
    171 14 (To the Editur, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—To me the article under the above caption is the moi.t interesting in your issue of the sth inst., though I am not very seaminded myself. It is a relief to note that Messrs Brisbane and Co. have decided |9
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    Degrees.
    118 14 (To the Editor. -*<do fnu.., Sir,—ln your ist,y.: r very kindly obliged M 1 Df various medical <fea Bna t be allowed Is trei»pa Jurivnature I beg Uj u P mi, rJ' 1 following: M 8., F.R M S FR.rs rft 5 A v I.P H. M R.S.I M
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      558 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. THE liner i i (JapcvnMail) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Middlesborough. Vessels. Tonnage. Dae. Sail. HA RUN A MARU 10,400 Dec. 14 15 S KATORI MARU 10,000 Dec. 29 30 1933 KASHIMA MARU 10,000 Jan. 12 13 t YASUKUNI MARU 12,000 Jan. 24 25 HAKONE MARU
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      487 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. a rffir* NORDDEUTSCHER lffiffi*! LLdYD, (Incorporated in Germany). undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures: OUTWARDS. "TRIER" for Uoilo, Manila, H'kong, S'hai, Japan, Tsingtao and Dalny 11« "HAVEL" for Saigon, Manila, H'kong. S'hai, Takao. Tsingtao, Dalny and Japan HOMEWARDS. LAHN" for Genoa. Marseilles, Oran. Caeablanca, Havre, Amsterdam, R'dam, H'burg
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      533 15 INSURANCE, THE SOUTH gtlr'l BRITISH \K jJllAf'S/ INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND I MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. O. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Office: 1, Finlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, "MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. L G. JOHNSON: General Manager.
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      371 15 BANKS. NOTICE RE AMALGAMATION OF 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 abovenamed Banks, a new Company has been incorporate in Singapore under the name of the "OVERSEA-CHINESE
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      333 16 I INTRODUCTION SALE| HOUSE OF LORDS VAT WHISKY. WHISKY. J/ Q FINE OLD MATURED WHISKY. Q U J| $2.75 per bottle. fflL 1] Lowest price ev?r offered on the market. Il also stock all well-known brands of hquors at moderate prices. Hee Yoong Sliing I/ ""358. NORTH BRIDQE ROAD. 1
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      550 16 PUBLIC NOTICES THE MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS OF THE TOWN OF SINGAPORE. $8,000,000 V/i per cent. Debenture Stock, 1930. Offer for sale by tender of $1,000,000 of this Stock. I The Municipal Commissioners of the Town ;of Singapore hen. by invit? tenders for 31,000,000 in amounts of $20,000 of the above Stock.
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      358 16 EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. .(A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). B. Short S rert, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical Education— Systematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Cours?s leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, etc. Booklet free. M. ANCIANO, Principal. MERCANTILE INSTITUTE. 130. Sophia
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      244 16 ft The Strain ESTABLISHt!) HR. J Afternoon and Classes. Moderate mb nd c J j tuition given. Intending candi^r 1 are advised to register I f—J on or before January, M ly Admits pupils from Primary 0 sni l( Qualified staff and efJcient manag men* °h P ambr J) scholarships
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      494 16 FOR SALE. FOR SALE-Eight Linotype Motors, each U jjp ill in good working order. FoJ further particulars write to Z Manager Malaya Tribune, 56ffi Anson Road. MALAYA TRIBUNE, THONE 6171. SUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery Including Include at office Postage fcgMj or close (Local or toPorein residence (F.M.S.) Country
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      9 I Malaya Tribune Weak-end Supplement SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1932.
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        152 I Indispensable j To Intelligent Citizens: THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE." "Twice as Good: Half the Price." DECEMBER 12 th To 31st. OF GOOD X'MAS J 1 j FHANKELS g Drastic IHmSiP NMw r Mra Drastic n "THINGS BEAUTIFUL" THE ONE SHOP IN TOWN YOI "■">> Jj II Reductions iyiJll Reductions 1 ORIGINATE
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        61 I WHY buy blindfold? jfjSlm L 1 mjS&L British-made Ribbons A Carbons have tnr unlity which makr<; satisfied customers. InSTRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY. f (Established in 1914>. Stationers and Rrpaircrs. 14A, Chance Alley, Singapore. In stock: All kinds of Office S.alkn.cy and Typewriters. Typewriter Repairs: "A Sprciali y Mtr.thiy cleaning of typewriters
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      Girls' Corner.
      224 II Girls Corner. Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. AUNTIE LIZZIE'S LETTER. Comments On The Mail. My dear Nieces, Contributions have not 'ome in well thi we;*k but I think I know the cause of it. Y t dears, these examinations ore always a bit trying but I bop ai. you have
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      Papa's Hat.
      465 II  -  0/ "Mazna" o«ic mtiuii v |i«mi t li.,d hall :n> br.afc.o r J Heut nunairr. ft my loom o git .1 tvv>c When I t ::ehtd it, I cv&up- ilng*; fmi the next roooa, and I wag so anxious thai. I peeped through the keyhole. How .surprised I
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      A Day By The Sea.
      510 II  -  (By "Genevieve." The sun had not yet risen, and the wli 1c household was hushed in slumber, when Margaret, Mairs, and I crept silently from the house, with Jimmy, cur dog, following closely at our heels. We wtre spending the weekend in Tanah Merah. and
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      Life Of A Caged Bird.
      267 II  -  Bu S.H. Ton, Seremban. As I am not an expert in the class I cannot assure niyself whether success or failure will crown me in the month to come. Now that Dr. Exam, has enjoyed himself inspecting all his candidates. I find myself just awakened
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      A Jolly Afternoon.
      1066 II  -  (By "Ruth," Penang. One cold rainy day ln April we decided to >pend the afternoon playing Hide and Seek, especially as Baby and Elsie (my two little sisters) were down in the mouth at having to remain indoors and forego the pleasures of the swing and the
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      Books.
      244 II  -  (By "Lucky Star." Books arc divided into two different clasres —good books and bad books. As a good tree brings forth good fruit and a bad tree brings forth evil fruit, it is the same with books. So If we want to bring forth good fruit we must choose
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      Cribbing.
      681 II  -  (By "Jean." Every schoolgirl and every schoolboy know:> what cribbing is. I am not going to pretend that I kifow ali about the origin of that word, because I really do not know anything about it; but "cribbing" in its simplest form means cheating at lessens and the word
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      Y.W.C.A.
      248 II  -  rR;i "Dora" y T rS a in <he CEZ M 6 School a small band of Chinese students thought they woukl Uk~ to help other people Trie' confided their wish to their teacher who was a:i English lady and asked h~r advice, and she assisted them very gladly and
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      One Morning.
      278 II  -  I Bj/ "Cherry." Thi* morning I was blue—now I'm pink. Are you InquUltivc? I know you are. Well here s my version of Lhc story For one thing, it poured e&U and dog» not mere raindrop you know. I jot up at hull pßet seven, rv«ardles6 of the
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      WEAVING THEIR OWN GARMENTS.
      29 II Wome:i of the Arawa and Ire wena tribes, photographed near Kotunis, in the North Island of New Zealand, while engaged in working their primitive loom.
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      Motoring Motes a:
      676 II ALL-ROUND PROGRESS. In our last Bulletin it was announced that Morris export sales during season 1931-32 had increased as a whole by over, 40 per cent., which progrcrs took place despite the world depression and notwithstanding a very considerable volume of saks during th? season preceding. The*
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      A LONDONER'S NOTEBOOK.
      938 II Christmas Reunions By Telephone-Horses For IV Kurt Coach—A Poetic Clerk In Court. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT./ London. Nov. 23 tby Air Mail). English people with friends and relatives living abroad are congratulating the enterprising Post Office on a novel scheme it has just announced. During the Christmas
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      Sports Reports By Air Mail. A BOBBY JONES COMEBACK.
      1224 III M I UOI.I BE SO COSTLY 7 GOLF. *.e\ JO •by Air Mall). > tanning return to com- ,>• and will play in in»? of IkJc Woiid TournaL to ti-' promoted m Augusta, UlMill) ,Imm. «in- carried through. *ny* world Telegram"
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      SLOW LEFT HANDERS.
      483 III WHY VERITY SHOULD FLAY IN TESTS. CRICKET. London. Nov. 26 (by Air Mail). Here are a few facts and figures taken from 'Test Cricket and Cricketers" which go to show that the slow bowler is by no means the impotent force under Australian conditions which many critics
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      SEQUEL TO DOYLE FIGHT.
      450 III MOISE BOUQUILLON PROTESTS. BOXING. London, Nov. 26 (by Air Mail). Moise Bouqfiillon. the Frenchman who was knocked out by Jack Doyle, the former Irish Guardsman, at the Royal Albert Hall, London, recently, has sent a letter of protest to the British Eoxing Board of Control. Bouquilion
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      GANDHI—LIGHT OF INDIA.
      685 III American's Review Of His Life. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born in a little State in northwest India, at Porbandar. on the sea of Oman, on Oct. 2. 1860. Gandhi's family was well-to-do and belonged to a cultivated class, but of low caste. Gandhi's mother was a devout
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      GANDHI IN A LONDON CHURCH.
      74 III Mahatma Gandhi, as a medallion at the intersection of panels in the oak room of an extension to the 14-century church of St. Mary's, Finchley. The extension, which consists of a south aisle and vestries costing £6,000, was dedicated by the Bishop of London recently.
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      CRAWFORD IS WORLD'S FOURTH PLAYER.
      770 III OVERSEAS CRITICS PREJUDICED? LAWN TENNIS. London. Nov. 24 (by Air Mall). "Overseas lawn tennis critics are wrong and* possibly prejudiced in placing Jack Crawford near the end of their lists when ranking the world's first ten players" declared Mr. Norman Brookes, a former Wimbledon Champion
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      COMING HOME ON LEAVE-?
      1218 III How London "Wine Rackets" Work—A Prisoners' Dining Club —Non-Stop Entertainment For Sixpence. (By David Baxter.) London. Nov. 23 (by Air Mail). There have been complaints lately about the operation of wine rackets" in West End hotels and restaurants to discredit certain brands of wine and push
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      In Compound – and Garden
      2179 IV In Compound and Garden MALAYAN POULTRY NOTES. (BY THE POULTRY EDITOR.) XVII.—POULTRY DISEASES. In a leader In November. 1923, the Editor of the "Malay Mail" .started ln the Federated Malay States the question of poultry raising which is dependent on the Department of Agriculture and I will quote hereunder an
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      Boys' Corner.
      1087 IV  -  Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. A Friendly Chat. (By S.T. Koh. Once again my few unimportant words au 1 before you, chums. It is my sincere hope that they find you in the pink of condition. Er yes. The subject uppermost in my mind ti the coming examination
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      Pity The Poor Waste Paper Man.
      433 IV  -  (By "Smile-the-while." K.L. It is with reluctance that 1 have chosen the above a* my aubjret for the "Corner" this *eeK, though I have been trying haxd to find more suitable subject. A cool and clear blue sky greeted me one Sunday morning when
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      Sleeping Sickness.
      385 IV  -  'By "Borax I." Yesterday evening as I was reading a book W attention was attracted by the noise fa tne room above me. I ran upstairs and to my surprise. I saw a fight which I am nam golntr to relate to you. The two boys that were
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      The King And The Barber.
      545 IV  -  (By "Useful" I was one of these who had not contributed to otlt "Ctrnef" Tor ages, and was awfully moved after reading the articles from both S. T. Koh, and "Happy-GoLttcky-Kid." At the time cf lifting up my pen. I do not knew what I
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      A Delightful Day.
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      The Wise And Foolish Kings.
      141 IV  -  'Ly Q.S. Tong tort? ajo thcT- WW rvM K» called Dor. 4?i n r cfl.ljd Key Oh' Bi,, and a M C T:a* *"'-'y to tht Jrienda A. •(•tea «uu ,x v L ->e r< brr.iM of p|jv. i *7 Alter tfctf c*Ud. ±nd cunv.?^£.V!
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      My Chat.
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