Malaya Tribune, 17 December 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIX. No. 298 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday. Dec. 17, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER IT, 1932.
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      215 1 13 uy the r\rx ■> ♦MALAYAN .jrVRDAY POST/ The Picture Paper. 20 cents. P»| "Chop Hijau" Ijiij i You will be satisfied S |j [§g| I !ji CARLSBERG PILSENEK I "CHOP HIJAU" Obtainable at Hotels, Clubs and I I flßßi' rru-j ij• i -1 Rest Houses throughout the R The
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      350 1 A. FLINTER. f,. R ifllfH Placr, Slfii, i port. Impor.ir.g DIAMONDS of evtry r.izt' and quail y. PEARL NECKLACES ol P rsten Gulf and Au»tiallan ft hrri s, large assortm nts of all slz s and qualit'es In ftock. :u.st and lowc. t market price*. A DIAMOND or PEARL NECKLACE
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    WHY GAMBLING ATTRACTS.
    1143 2 "A COLD DOUCHE OF COMMONSENSE." CHURCH AND "SWEEPS." Hamilton Fyfe writes in -Reynold's News." «fh~ J JOU 19 1 asked a man the Z ay He has beon f3r a lo »g time on benent. He has two children ana a good, hard working little wife. "What
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    NANKING SESSION.
    355 2 Mr. Hu Han-min Will Not Attend. NO RECOMMENDATIONS. Canton, Dec. 1. Mr. Hu Han-min will not attend the Kuomlntang third plenary session in Nanking nor will he submit any resolution to that gathering, because in the previous sessions he had submitted several resolutions which were not acted upon,
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    SILVER FOXES ON SHOW.
    523 2 Animals Worth Over £15,000. Over two hundred live silver foxes, exhibit d by some of the seventy British fox ranches, will wheTtir' at i?* Agricultural "all. Islington, when the members of the Silver Fox Breeders' Association of Great Britain held their seventn annual show, recently. •J*?
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      12 2 It's Best to Subscribe to the MALAYAN SATURDAY POST/ Then You're Sure!
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      100 2 I is complete without them "^^BSjj||^^ ggHgg THESE TWO jjhL TOG ETHER RAZOR STROP J|\ FORM THE PERFECT i|l V SHAVjNG RTNERSHIP Sjt *a valetTAuto Strop v KEEPS THE BLADESIN fN^4v& I THAT PERFECT CONDITION L 7)X n WHICH INSURES A CLOSE CLEAN COOL ,5 HAVE AT ALL TIM ES
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      80 2 Totally cured SANT ÜBEN The latest and Bolt < effective remedy of the 4 German specialist Dr. Professor Wolff Hm« after twenty 4 research work ar.d i experience over 18.000 ■pi cases. The surest, salt.-t and absolutely harmless < way to instantaneous j ■P relief and successful cure for tuberculosis.
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    THE DISCOVERER OF BACTERIA.
    536 3 TERCENTENARY OF VAN LEEUWENHOEK. A LINEN DRAPER. The centenary of the birth of Antony Van Leeuwenhoek, the man who discoverea' bacteria, draws attention to a very interesting character. Van Leeuwenhoek, who was bom at Delft, did <not begin his career as a scientist. He carried on
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    BULGARIAN LABOUR SCHEME.
    366 3 The Nation's Man Power. All men in Bulgaria born betwe n the yeats 189 and 1909. irrespective of rank or occupaion are to present themselves at various appoTnted places before Dec. 15 Nr.mescal examination, according to an order s ea Sofia During the summer these men ha
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      335 3 t > THIS IS POSTUM TIME ME. '^j^ ...,m..«.rt»prepir.: P .ur "NO, I haven't given up tea —don't int .ilni" "'IT o»cr a Iraipoon- u l.o-.u,.«morr«»rle.>PoMuin •«> either. 1 Ilk«* it tOO Well. But six Or ~,u rri.ti, add »u S »r. nUk spvi>n cups a day were jnst a
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      11 3 SPORTS NOTES BY "ECHO" Every Week in the MALAYAN SATURDAY POST."
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      222 3 THE BETTER MILK FOR BABIES "Jk tor Baby's Sake— LACTOGEN Doctor and Nurse are so pleased "Lactogen" is pure, fresh, with Baby and the way he has full-cream milk, dried by the come on, since Mother put him "Lactogen" method which on "Lactogen." They say it's preserves the precious vitamins,
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    THREAT TO CIVIL AVIATION.
    639 4 RESTRICTION TALK AND INDUSTRY. LOSS OF ORDERS. Subsidised Foreign Competition, The irrtr su ami that Great Britain ■right *4 8 :..<- to MOM fo:m o! international tadßtreJ cf the m swia tote cf civil arcraft. ha the u.>etatAo;i of air Bnea, and aetttag limit, lo the
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    "ANARCHY IN MEN'S HEAD-WEAR."
    304 4 New Association Formed In London. J London. HOY. 21. While the man in the street barely realist i the existence of such a thing kg fashions :n bats for D&ak wear. the trade UaeU is seriously perturbed by Wiifct is described as the •anarch,* of th
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    GEN. HIGGINS'S VISIT TO INDIA.
    396 4 Salvation Army Chiefs Coming Tour. ir> London. New 21 Dctatb of the tour to be made In India an! Ceyjan and possibly Burma by the I Sr.lvatl.nist. General Hlggtos, were afton Renter by Colonel Hamilton, an affleiaJ of the iicad-quaiters, who described how th< rise
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    SERIOUS FLOODS IN JAFFNA.
    486 4 MANY HOMELESS. Roads Cut To Drain Off Water. The floods in Jaffna, news of vliich wa". published uccnl'y, seem to hr.ye been very .-orious. The following account ;s takci fon "The Hhidu Oigan" cf November 28. In the opinion of the older residents of the Peninsula,
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      387 4 This NEW soap w protects A M n > your ypqo3, family y —ML//) Toys, books, coins, door-handles— > hundreds of things you and your children touch every Jay—may pass the Ny ™y germs of illness from a sick person to V. A your family. Safeguard health by using Lever's
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      19 4 "Light-House"' Brand Syrups— That's JAVASON'S. A>k your deafer to supply yon milk JAVASOVS. Of all high class provision n'ores.
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    1104 5 LATEST QUOTATIONS. MINING. gt FKASEE A CO., EXCHANGE I AND STOCK BROKERS. Siagapere* Ore. 11, 1932, 10 a.m. Buyers. Sellers. Mumbang Tin 23 6 25|6 cd Malay 18;- 20|- norn 5 Hitasn Tin ll 11,9 cd Tin 11MJ 12,6 [j Mum Padang 0.05 0.10 Ji CaVCS Tin
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    BENZINE AND KEROSENE PRICES.
    157 5 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (S.S.), LTD. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands cf Kcro ene are as follows; Shell Motor Spi it ex pump per British Imperial gaUon C 6 Ex 4 gallon drum per Eritish Imperial gallon JJ 80 Shell Motor Spirit per 4
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      95 5 Eton High School (Cambridge Section). Session begins on Monday, 19th December (Admissions to Standard VII, Junior and Sfenior Classes n <>w open). K. R. K. Ayyar B.A.L.T. »»»i»i6 o »»40 Q Q 4> Christmas Suggestion! tr t ive your friends this year a•> Gifj that They will Appreciate J and
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      128 5 Stop that Rheumatism Never neglect the slightest twinge of rheumatism. It is apt to lead to months of pain and discomfort. Though few people escape rheumatic attacks in damp or cold weather, rheumatism need not be the scourge it has become. Its cause is mainly uric acid, left in the
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      13 5 Current Comment on Malayan Affairs in the "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST." 20 Cents Only.
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      350 5 ORIENTAL. GOVERNMENT SECURITY LIFE ASSURANCE CO., LTD. (INCORPORATED IN INDIA 1874). HEAD OFFICE:-BOMBAY Life Assurance is a Real Necessity. The following is an appreciation from a Grateful Beneficiary:— THE BRANCH SECRETARY, Oriental Life Office, Kuala Lumpur. Dear Sir, I beg to acknowledge receipt of your letter enclosing Cheque for $5,045.30
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      775 5 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Stations Best Received In Malaya. The jollouing is revised information by our radio correspondent on the stations which can he received in Malaya: SINGAPORE (VSIAB—4I.7 metres) is an amateur station run by Mr. and Mrs. R. E Earle of Singapore, and they both take their share
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      804 5 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Ciubs and Societies fa Singapore, most of the nember3 of which ore readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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      277 5 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, DEC. 17. High Tides—l.l 2 am., 12.11 p.m. Rugby: Malaya Cup, Selangor v. Perak, Ipoh; M.C. v. Malacca-N.S., Anson Road; P.S. v. SC.C, Dunearn Road; M. College v. B. Johore, Johore. Hockey: Singapore v. Selangor, Singapore: Pclice v. C.S.C., Depot; O.R.A. v. M.C.U.. R.I. Football: M.F.A.
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      201 6 MATINEES: TO DAY TO-MORROW ALONE WITH THIS SAVAGE GIRL AT LASTS j I CRUSOf hod acylhiiy Sin *a. < ALONE «-w* n»d »bof bootoffom- with only fiw» hundred can- j d/tP mtffo^dc y," nibalt charging down en Kirn «s§K* J«U jWT A^ĔUKLĔ^^^Eak At his bcsH In a MODERN COM- V
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      247 6 CAPITOL I Commencing: to-morrow with a special Matinee at 3.15. I The Screen's Big-Mouther and Most Popular Funster in First > National's Latest Riot of FUN UK) LAUGHTER. (it j I G.EM AN, SAVE i MY CHILD i in I "Fireman Save My Child" IYou Yelled At Him In "Top
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      287 6 6.15 PAVILIONg RESERVATIONS 'PHONE 6903. Matinee To-day and To-morrow at 2.1 a p.m. THE PICTURE SUPERB! "THE STRANGE CASE OF CLARA DEANE" NEXT CHANGE! SUNSHINE SUSIES GREAT SUCCESSOR! "MARRY ME" with RENATE MULLER and GEORGE ROBEY. j TALKIES NIGHT! TWO SHOWS hOll < First Show at 7.30 p.m. Second Show
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    "HAGGISN'T!"
    233 7 Famous Dish French, Not Scottish. It was recently pointed out that Curling was tf Continental and not Scots origin. Now a leading London chef points out that hag is —traditional St. Andrew's Night fare—s actually a French dish. "Haggis v. as introduced into Scotland by Mary Queen of Scots
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    SHIPPING NEWS. N.Y.K. IN GOOD POSITION.
    155 7 Company's Half-Yearly Report. The eighty-fifth half-yearly report of th. N.Y.K..~presi nted at a meeting of shareholder, in Tokyo on Ncv. 25. is as follows: The directors submit to you the anne::e/. statement of the assets and liabilities of try company, fee the term ending
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    FRENCH TRAINING SHIP DUE.
    72 7 A French training ship for young office s Who have just received their commission v.'h arrive in Singapcre on Dec. 21. The vessel is the "Jeanne d'Arc" which has a displacement of 6,600 tons. There will be 153 officer-, m training on board, and the vessel
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    NEW SWIMMING POOL IN BANGKOK.
    63 7 Precautions Against Infection. Front Our On'» Correspondent i Bangkok. Eke If. "1 }jt' SposCJub hit making fui tiir oyonjug nf (hi- sviimnlntt pool uuM h.»vr devuipd 5:.«: bat'nm must hu\? a foot bud» j x\d r» ahowtr »nth prior to cntty into the :I I-
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    REPERTORY PLAYERS IN VAUDEVILLE.
    202 7 Another Fine Show. Last night Mr. Carl Lawson and the Singapore Repertory Players presented a most entertaining prcgrr.mme. at the Raffles Hotel, entitled "Vaudeville.'' The Singapore Repertory Players are a talented group. Th? sketches were amusing end well acted in every way. Carl Lawmen as hemoTcus
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    NEW WORLD NOTES.
    343 7 TAI TONG RESTAURANT. The wcll-kncwn T.ii Tcng Rcstauran ct Smith Stre t hay opened their restauran; at the New World in 'he building formerly, known as the New Hall. This building he s been thoroughly renovated, and wi'h its ixtenslve alterations looks very impressive wiih its prlVSt
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    COVENT GARDEN OPERA HOUSE.
    85 7 Plan Submitted For Its Demolition. Reuter's Wireless Service. London. Dec 13 Covent Garden Opera Hcuse, a« which all the famous artist of .h- age Lave appeared since it was openej in 1858. is threatened wi h demo ition. The propcsal bJhd ng has b en afoot
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    DEPARTMENT STORE FIRE.
    86 7 Loss Estimated At Five Million Yen. Tokyo. Dec. 16. The fire wae finally subdued after raring for three and a half hours. Ten people are dead and ever 100 injured, about 50 certouaty IOM is estima ed at five million yen. Twc liens, encaged in a inenagcrr
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    MONEY CHANGERS' CLERK SENTENCED.
    371 7 Missing 4,000 Guilders. The case In which Mohamed Ibrahim, an assistant emp:oyed by S. O. Raja Mohamed and Co.. meney changers. North Bridge Road, was charged with criminal breach of trust in respect of 4.000 guilders was concluded before the District Judge (Mr. C. Wilson) yesterday
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    LOCAL CHINESE WEDDING.
    208 7 Nai—Tan. A pretty wedding was held yesterday afternoon in the Presbyterian Ohurch. 'Orchard Road, the contracting parties being Mr. Mai Seng Hiang. eccond *on cf Madnm Ng Sic*. Kicw and the late Mr. Nai Boon Kwang an.l Miss Tan Kirn Luan. eldest daughter of Madam Lee Guay
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    COMMERCIAL NEWS THE SHARE MARKET.
    304 7 a ETIJN AND CO S REPORT. Dec. 17, 11 a.m. RUBBER. London: 2 7 ;6d* unchanged. New York: 3 310 cents <G>. unchanged. Shares: Quiet. Allenbys 45—55 cents, Ayer Molcks 30--35 cents. Ayer Panas 30—35 cents, Bassetts 15—20 cento, Brogas 20—25 cents. Bukit Jelotongs 10—15
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    184 7 Lewis And Peat's Report. Meson. Lewis and Peat in their weekly report of y.sterday, state: The only item of any interest during the we k has been the publication of American Questionnaire figures for ;he cf Nov:mbc.. Consumption at 21.900 tons is b.ttcr than had been expected,
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    217 7 By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore. Dec. 17. Selling London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 15,16 d., London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 29 32d., London SO days' sight 2s. 3 7 /»d., London 30 days' sigh; 2s. 3 27 32d., London demand 2s. 3 12 l*>d., London
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    WEARNE BROS.' FOUR PER CENT DIVIDEND.
    38 7 At meeting of the Aiirectors of Wearne Brothers, Ltd., yesterday afternoon, it was decided that a dividend of 4 per cent, wculd brpaid on account of the year ended Sept. 30 last.
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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 .;.').".8. "Man" Brand British Lager Beer per quart $.0.4 G. 1C63 "Flag" Brand French Brandy per quart SO.liO.
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    REFORMATORY FOR HAD BOYS.
    119 7 Escape From Police Cell. On Wedm-Km* iwu ChiTvs- boys aged and fourtfen fell totd ol the lav 1 r dentin v. Iuwls, iik the Joo Cl) 111! Division and *1?» orducd b> the Bcuond Mnalatmto (Mr a w. Hay» t Ik* sent to tin* ttctorro'dnry t«u
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    ECHO OF PRISON ASSAULT.
    106 7 Preliminary Inquiry. The three Chinese who were alleged to have fatally assau'led a fellow prisoner in the Singapore Criminal Prison on Nov. 30, ulreproduced before the .Third Magistrate (Mr. J. F. F. Gregg) yesterday, when the preliminary inqui.y ccmmcnced. The dee.ased and the accused were working
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    110 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore. Dec 17. I Ea:t Wharf (Entrance Gate I). Blrrthanr 23; Rajuia 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Hint- 14; Pres. Pierce 11. Memnxi 9. Naibida 7. Empire Dock 'Entrance Gate 3). K:ga i.faru 35; City ol Lille 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4).
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      495 7 p- i>oiJBLE^:\ T 1 I.M. TO NIGHtT 91 r PM j ~D LOWE as Chatrand -a, of i THE SPIDER With LOIS MORAS, EL BBENDEL and GEORGE E STONE The Most Exciting Picture You Ever Saw." j THOMAS MEIGHANJIARDIE ALBRIGHT, MAUREEN O'SLLLIVAN in "SKYLINE" I nne drama known: a father
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      199 7 NOTICE. I JSf!? IS HEREBY GIVE N that the roads within ihe grounds of St. Andrews Cathedral Singapore, will be closed to the public from I a.m. on Wednesday. 21st December. 1932 to a.m. on Thursday. 22nd December. 1932. By Order of I he Parochial Church Counct', G. V. NEUBRONNER.
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      151 7 Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force over $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Gnat Eastern Life Building. Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON. OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, Z C The Company has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and compile, with
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      63 7 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. La.it Yesterday. Night Max. Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall Sunshine Temp. Stations. deg. F. Inches, hours dog. F Alor S'ar 83 0.04 5.5 71 Kota Bharu 81 0.35 Nil 73 K. Trengganu 80 0.27 0.1 72 Buktt Jcram 38 0.14 8.2 Mental 004 33 2
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    48 8 Mr. Yon# Thiani SoO unci family to tender their grateful thanks to relative-* and friends for their attendance ut the funeral of th«? late Mrs. Yon# Thiam Soo (Nee Urusalee Leonj? Siew Kee) and also to tho«e who sent wreaths, letters and telegrams* of condolence.
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    A LOOK AROUND.
    756 8 The place-name '"Riga" over I telegram has become within the past few years a guarantee of— unreliability. Much of the "news" disseminated from that port has bee 1 sensational, and little cf it in accordance with fact. Thus there is no need to take very seriously the
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    214 8 The Mui Tsai Ordinance. 1932, will comn more force en Jan. 1. 1933, Mr. S. R, Franklin, A.3.P.. has been appointed to be a Justice of :he Peace, Singapore. The next meeting of the Legislative Council will be held on Jan. 16 in the Town Hall. Penang. at 10.30 a.m.
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    SEREMBAN REST HOUSE:
    246 8 Lady Appointed Lessee. Mrs. C. A. MoiiLon. of Kuala Lumpur. wall the lessee o[ Seremban Rest Iiousu In 103J At the meeting of the Sanitary B: ard on Wednesday, reports the "Malay Mall." the cnubnion «ild tenders lor S/ rem ban Rest Hou r for 1933 had
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    EMPIRE RADIO STATION.
    271 8 Sir Laurence Gulllemard's Message. Th- following is a message to British Malaya f-.om Sir Laurence Guillcmard. K.C.M.G. i >mv rlv Gov rncr and Poll IMM mil I In fllhf i;i Bri:ish Malaya, which was rmbh h d in "WorldRadio": "I am glad to avail my.'eK cf Xt
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    DAYLIGHT SAVING.
    46 8 Takes Effect With The New Year. The Daylight Saving Ordinance. 1932. tomes imo force on Jan. 1 Officially the alteration m time vUI take effect everywhere in tt* Si'aits Settlements (except Labuan and C'.v.istma: Edsad) at midnight o.i the ni?,ru cf Dec. 31-Jan. 1.
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    EMPIRE PROGRAMMES.
    45 8 Arrangements have been made for publication in Uie "Malaya Tribune*' each day, from 19. oi" the programme that night from £sc Empire radio station, Daver.try. The wavelengths will be 25.3 metres and 16.9 metres a.:d the time 9.30 p.m. to 11.30 p.m. tSingapor-.>.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    35 8 Mails by the outward Dutch aercp'.ane from Amsterdam are expected to arrive at Singapore by the evening express to-day. Correspondence adduced to boxhcidei I only will be ready fcr delivery at 7.30 p.m.
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    349 8 Useful wall calendars from Me srt. Power Co. and Messrs. Cheorrg Koon Seng a:t acknowledged. Dr. E. Stanley Jones, who is on his way to India from China, wi'l meet and address the Syrian Christians of Singapore and Johore on Wednesday next at 5 p.m. at 1. Shcrt Street. Tht
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    473 8 far ~LOOK£H.ON«,. By official decree, .<,, sf.5 f. t daylight from Jan. 1. It's about the only chance *> v to save anything!, these htiJth^ *t The advice of experts in n costly than the miiitakes of"aSfij Dr. Yen, being resnonaihl China and Russia becomin not likely
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    95 8 V'HY GAMBLING ATTRACTS I NANKING SESSION, on pagt J 1 HE DISCOVERER OF BACTERIA BULGARIAN LABOUR SCHEME THREAT TO CIVIL AVIATION 00 ANARCHY IN MEN'S HEAD-WEAK 00 P GEN. HIGGINS S-VISIT TO INDIA Ofl P SERIOUS FLOODS IN JAFFNA RADIO IN MALAYA, on pa DIARY OF EVENTS,
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      199 8 STERLING SILVER PUDDING CHARMS FOR YOUR X MAS PUDDINGS P MARJUAGE B^l^E^R FORTUNE A WISH OLD MAID MADE IN ENGLAND VI Assorted Charms on Card PRICE $1..>0. 15 Assorted Charms on Card PRICE $2.23. Robinson Co., Ltd., SINGAPORE. KUALA LUMPUR. j WEHBLEy I J GEY LANG PHONE: oTOS. I c
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      67 8 I giFTS— I Pleasing j and I j Useful. i I U. S. de Silva Bros i t i j JEWELLERS, t 2?>. High Street, Singapore. J I 634~~ I I North Bridge Road. TENG SENG GUAN. I Established 1905. j j OUR PRICES: j RETAIL OR WHOLESALE j j
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    Bombing Outrages In Tientsin & Peiping. WHOLE OF CHINA TO BECOME COMMUNIST ? KUOMINTANG CONGRESS OPENS.
    473 9 Bombing Outrages In Tientsin Peiping. WHOLE OF CHINA TO BECOME COMMUNIST KUOMINTANG CONGRESS OPENS. PROPHECY IN SOVIET PRESS. NATIONAL EFFORT TO RECOVER MANCHURIA. Reuter's Wireless Service. Rl«a, Dee U;, .tUitn .vf Bino-Soviet diplomatic i- &nvct newspapers t publish m.'wc.tng tlie importance ol TtL-l'iri .:s r'al" Eaat, but .(iufi (1 a
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    BOMB OUTRAGES.
    170 9 Pedestrian Killed. Tientsin, Dec. 17. A bomb was thrown into the garden of the Japanese Consul's residence in the British Concession of Tientsin last night. The extent of the damage is unknown. The Council «X the concession are investigating the outrage. Another bomb was thrown at the entrance
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    KUOMINTANG CONGRESS PROCEEDINGS.
    213 9 Shanghai, Dec. 17. At yesterday morning's meeting of the Thira Plenary Congress, the chairman <Mr. Yu Yu Jent requested the various committees appointed to study political, military, economic anrJ educational problems to submit their proposals b~fcre midnight to-morrow. Marshal Chiang Kai Shek who was appointed chairman at
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    TEA RESTRICTION SCHEME.
    65 9 For First Years Opt ration. Reuter. London. Dec. 10Tint» Amaterdom cor.cjm t.iui iibjrtt »o MO concinsion jt <,n the tea T-pitTi qu:!a/, for the Hist ycrr ••si b- Indi». t.vj.-lOO metric torn. •l ti t nv. M«ri tlu* Dutch Indict t<.; »*jt the Dutch Indies' «lUuta tibui
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    HO HONG BANK MOVING.
    39 9 Bank. Ltd.. will be removing ent remises in Meyer Chambers Building, Chuiia Street, on Mon- Dee. ir. Bong Bank is one of the three I nr. the new Chinese Banking Ltd., which wiil finerion from
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    DISCOVERY OF 1,000 BOMBS.
    25 9 Buen-s Aires, Dec. IP. i bosnbt were discover.d in 'h? apporief of ex-Pies dent lii;oy n an exploslsn. lifieen arrests were
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    49 9 ,IV .rp.au timrral meeting of tlv» Irdra- Ik. tr, Jvrld on De<" 9. th? to «jccUtl-:»iTxc«f benrer** P e»k!cti •hlllah. Vive-President, Mr. W. Iioi.. 5jcr ry. Mr. U A Ire i .vie.jry. Mi K A. Pari«nc«i nrer. :.Ir. N K K. i hnirl !<•*' i.-v s. Chopra. Sarr.inBK PonnaniLalam and
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    UNABLE TO FORM CABINET.
    84 9 Hcrriot Refuses Foreign Affairs Portfolio. Reuter. Paris, Dec. 16. M. Chautemp. has informed the President that he is unable to form a Cabinet as M. Hcniot adamanUy refuses the Foreign Affair, portfolio, if. Paul Boncour is now with th? President. La er. Paul BcncGur accepted an
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    THE STOCK EXCHANGES.
    87 9 Upward Movement Of Mining Shares. Reuter's Wireless Service. Lcndcn. Dec. 14. Sterling exchanges have continued steady the New York rat? finally jumping to 3.27 V On the Sock Exchange the sentiment was more cheerful and, with more in crest displayed, the tone is better all round. Giltedeged
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    FOUR KILLED IN TRAIN SMASH.
    22 9 Reuter. PerKignan. Dtc. 16. Four were killed and 12 Injured by the derailing of a local train.—Reuter.
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    THE PEOPLE'S PARK MARKET.
    625 9 Why Rentals Are To Be Charged. In an interview gi anted to a 'Ma'a:a Tribune" ripreventative yesterday, Dr. P. S. Hunter, the Municipal Health Officer, g-vj (he reasons why the Municipal Comr.isuoners have decided to charge rentals ranging from 4 J to $15 lor the ,night
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    CHINESE CONTRACTOR WAYLAID.
    178 9 Alleged Assailants Before The Court. Alleged to have assaulted a compatriot in Lorong 24, Gty.ang. three Chines? appeared before the Second Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Hay yesterday en charges of voluntarily causing grievous hurt. In his evidence the complainant, a contractor named Sin Chal Leong. stated than
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    CIVIL WAR IN SPANISH VILLAGE.
    102 9 Workman Killed And Several Wounded. Reuter's Wireless Service. Madrid. Dec. 12. Civil war has bickcn out in the village of Castellar Santiago, near Valid p-.nas, owing to differences between workers mc employ is. The entire population, participated and three were killed and 1* seriously injured,
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    GERMAN SITUATION EASIER?
    56 9 Reuter. Berlin, Do.:. 1«. Ur. yon Schleicher's broadcast yrs.erdav hao a good Presj on the whole, only the Nasi and Communist journals denouncing it. Th- paper., cf the Right and Centre find th? Chancellor exceedingly conciliatory T»ef s ate that his statement on policy will tend to
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    HEAVY FIGHTING IN LIAONING.
    550 9 MANCHURIA TO BE A MONARCHY? General Su Arrives In Moscow. Volu.iters in North Manchuria who reetntly suffered a reverse hay»- been i allying fur a counar-attack on the Japanese. Concurrent \y the Volunte.-rs in South Manchuria art o!ganlsinff an offensive, to meet which thz Japan are
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    INDEPENDENCE FOR THE PHILIPPINES.
    66 9 Senate Net Yet Disposed Of Issue. Reuter. Washington. Dtc. 16. The Senate has not yet disposed of the Philippines WHM as erronriously rcp:rted previously. It was debating a measure on similar lines to the Hare Bill but granting independence after 18 years and carried an amendment
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    AMERICA AND DEBTS.
    98 9 No Immediate Action. Reuter. Wafiliinyton. Dec. 17. President Hoover feels that tlie debt'J quettcn dots not at present cull for Immediate action, according to a statement by a blf ufBclal. cfter all d.«v between President. Hoo\er, Mr. Stimsou at»d Mr. Oflden Mills. The President Uu.1 «e felt
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    Sports & Pastimes. CRICKET.
    199 10 Sports Pastimes. CRICKET. BRIGHT PLAY AT LAUNCESTON. M.C.C. TOURISTS MAKE MERRY. CENTURIES BY SUTCLIFFE AND PAT." Launceston. Dec. 16. ihe M.C.C. commenced a three-day match •gafcwt Tatmania at Launcestcn to-day hi fine weather. Tne ticket was good. D. It. Jardlr.c aga.n stood down and R. E. 8 Wyatt captained the
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    THE TURF.
    270 10 TAIPING AMATEUR RACES. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. iFrom Our Oven Correspondent.) Taiping. Dec. 16. Tiii first day's results ill the two-day amateur race meeting, commenced to-day at Taipine. are as follows: Rac* 1 —Th? Mule Hacc—(Abt. 2 Fur.) Stakes—nil*catch weights). 1 POWDER PUFF 2 THE DUKE 3 FANNY Won by
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    YACHTING.
    57 10 R.S.Y.C. AND ROUGH WEATHER. In view of the present rough weather it has been decided to postpone the race for the Jchcrc Shoal Challenge Cup on Sunday. The first race for the Chinta Cup will be sailed by the B Class instead, startfng at 10.10 a.m. Tne course will
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    SWIMMING.
    47 10 S.S.C. v. CHINESE A.A. Singapore Swimming Club will enteTtain the Chinese Athletic Association at water polo tomorrow morning commencing at 11 o'clock. The S.C.C. team will be: C. G. Windle (goal), P. Druiding, W. R. Dobbs. G. Dodds, T. H. Allen. E. A. Brodie. C. Goldman.
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    JOVIAL B.P. TOURNAMENT.
    54 10 The following are the results ur the Jovial tournament played last week-end: PING-PONG: Low Huck Leng beat Chua Eng Cheong 21—14, 21—17. 20—20 (2—o) Huck Leng beat Chan Khek Beng 21—lo' Veb .too Lim Mtf dhan STm n V°-- li l *~">; L*e Yang Chim beat Lee
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL. R.A.F. BEAT WILTSHIRES.
    257 10 TO-DAY S MATCH AT ANSON ROAD. GOVERNOR TO ATTEND STADIUM GAME. H E. the Governor. H.E. Major Gen. L. C. L. Cldficld (G.0.C.) and other prominent pereons have intimated their intention of attending to-day's match between the Command and the Negri-Malacca XV in the Southern
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    BOXING.
    68 10 CORDERO-RIVERS RETURN TO-NIGHT. AT NEW WORLD ARENA. Arrangements are complete for the return contest between Con Cordero. the stu'.dy Filipino, and Al Rivers, at the New World Arena to-night. There is an excellent supporting card, the s mi-final being between Nicky Sullivan and Neil Hemchit. both left-handed fighters Who
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    BADMINTON.
    159 10 BEAU STELLA BEAT MAJESTIC B.P. The Beau Stella B. P. beat the Majestic B.P. by six games to one last Saturday at the Great World. Scores iB.SB.P. players mentioned first): Tay Kheng Ann beat E. C. Tan 13—15. 15—1, 15—4; Tan Cheng Beng beat Tan Choo Swee 15—6. 15—0;
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    GOLF. S.G.C. MIXED FOURSOMES. HOLIDAY EVENTS AT KEPPEL.
    251 10 G.G.C. POSTLETHWAITE CUP. The following were the best_ returns in th: Garrison G. C. Postlewaite Cup: Mrs S. P. Holmes-Smith (16) 65 75—140 Mrs. P. Power (14) 74 72—146 Mrs. D. D. Humphreys (22) 74 75—149 Mrs. J. D. Breakey (14) 73
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    HOCKEY.
    474 10 CHINESE BEAT A.P.C.BOUSTEAD. EXCITING GAME AT HONG LIM GREEN. In an exciting game on the S.C.R.C. ground yesterday evening, the S.C.R.C. ti trated the combined A.P.C.—Boustead* team by 4 goals to 2. The Chinese deserved to win. The first half was even, but there was no question as to
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    WILTSHIRES BEAT VOLUNTEERS.
    235 10 YESTERDAYS GAME AT TANGLlN. The isl Wiltshire proved too strong fer the weak XI selected to represent the S.V.C In thv match pla>cd at Tanp.ltn yesterday. Having much tiu> btter of the exchange fhroUj?roUt. the «'on by 3—1« Arid thr lortcrs were luclcy thai the margin o!
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    S.C.C. v. SELANGOR CLUB.
    64 10 TO-MORROW'S MATCH AT ANSON ROAD. The following will play for S.C.C. against the Selangor Club to-moirow. at the Anson Road Stadium:—F. J. L. Mayger; R. A. Ashworth, Lieut. W. S. L Douglass; T. W. Morray, Lieut N. C. Phillips. R. N. Elliott; A. C. Cunnyngham Perdriau,
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    S.F.A. BEAT MALACCA CLUB.
    103 10 /From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Dec. 15. On the Padang to-day, in fine weather, the Malacca Club played the S:. Francis' Association. The European team played oils short, but despite this put up a god snowing, particularly in the second half. The Franciscans won 2—o. !he
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    SINGAPORE v. SELANGOR.
    146 10 RETURN MATCH AT S.C.C. TO-DAY. Singapore will hay? an opportunity of avenging their s—o5 —0 def at at Kuala Lumpur la t month, nhen they meet Selangor in the return inter-Sate gam? at the S.C.C. to-day. The pitch will be enclosed and th? admission charges will be
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    S.R.C. XI BEAT R.E.
    52 10 The side fielded by the S R C. yesterdfy pioved too strong for the Royal Engine: s, and the Club obtained four goels to the visitors* single point. Pay was not of a h'gh standard, and scoring chances went ab-gging at both ends. Result: SRC 4:
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    GAYLADS MINSTRELS.
    651 10 Third Anniversary And Sports. The Gaylads Minstrels celeerated thfir third anniversary last Saturday and Sunday n "Surningdale." Siglap. The altendanrc numbered about sixty. A heavy programme ->:' sports was carried out. On Saturday night, with a ronggeng party in attendance, the members sat down to dinner. aftewhich the
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    SINGAPORE'S SMART POLICE.
    114 10 Remarking that it was really marvellous the way detectives spot out suspicious characters, '.he District Judge (Mr. C. Wilson > sentenced a Chinese to three months' rigorous imprisonment for housebreaking and theft. Outlining the facts, Chief Court Inspector Sheedy told his honour that the accused was walking
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    "PERFECT RUBBISH."
    1451 10 C. J. Censures Dindings Solicitor. ALLEGED DELAY AND NEGLIGENCE. An application to strike the name of an advocate and solicitor off the roll was made in the Supreme Court yesterday before the Chief Justice. Sir William Murison. and Mr. Justice Whitley. It was made by the Penang Bar
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    EUROPEAN WHO DIED INSOLVENT.
    83 10 Order Of Administration !n Bankruptcy. In the Supreme Court jreU'rtav, -no* a"Beckett Ttrrell mad an "rui: tlon In ol rfo, AIIr«» John Ferguson. TtH .viiiiU' rn;»"'* by Messt* William -U'd 0° one cf the Utrufsl crixllWr wL.i «-OjiH nothing beyond coUef-itig i- ou'd not distribute Cuitrutcl
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    "BAMA VIJAYAM."
    71 10 The play "Bama Vijaysm" ha* sees staged by the Malacca Indians' Sangeetha Abiwrtft Sabah more than six time in aid of the fundj cf variots societies. The play 1$ to b again to-morrow at Eldorado Hall. Malacca at 8 p.m. nd The Sabah possesses beautiful Jcenen an*M the
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    What's On To-Night.
    160 10 Alhambra.-Dc.uela, Fail Robinson Crusoe." a'so M» Matinees to-day and to-morr-v. Capitol.-Jack Hulb.r: ta I Matine: to-day at »18 matine? to-morrow J" man. Save My Child -tBMm CM** Empire.—First show Second show: -DelicioiLs H;U end matinees: "One Mad Kiss and Duanes." Great WorW.-Side shews, pasar ma.am Malay opera.
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS. Letters To The Editor.
    97 11 [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It mutt be understood that the "Malaya Tribune*' does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD aE AS BRIEF AS rttxsißLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing/, and on one
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    Diseased Cigarettes.
    116 11 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—On the 13th inst., I read a letter m the Peoples Paper from "Charlton Boy" on the above subject. He agrees with Mr. S. D. Rayman that the Health Department shouM put a stop to this new trade, and I also agree. But
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    Insurance.
    194 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—It has been cbserved by a writer in a London insurance magazine that a great deal n* the success of Insurance Companies in 3>rn<U is due to the support received fiom .ho popular Press. Newspapers In Canada have :rcated an insurance atmosphere and they
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    FAIRFIELD GIRLS' SCHOOL CONCERT.
    145 11 Picturesque Operetta. In the school hall on Thursday evening, th: Fairfield Girls' Sch:ol held a concert, prior to breaking up for the Christmas vacation Tne concert was intended to b? a Christmas functicn. and Santa Claus. In his traditional hood, white whiskers and tcng red robe,
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    DRUG TRAFFIC EXECUTIONS.
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    303 13 Spirit To Give Clue To Buried Millions. A -A inn London. He is Mulbagala. one Cn o' a mCSt fan:OUS Y Bls and mvs-ics l mo.ntt P^n nCe buncd alive in he Himalayas. Mulbagala has arrived in Em.la.nd to ml rnrw fee spirit of an Indian
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    "KINDLE LIGHTS OF GOODWILL."
    179 13 Mr. Churchill On Europe's Problems. Lcndon. Nov. 23. In the House of Commons, Mr. Churchill, in a notable review of European p.litics, declared that -rivalries were sharper, .nd military plans more developed than at any time unce Locarno and the war mentality was returning, out France,
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    MR. CHURCHILL ON INDIA CONFERENCE.
    535 13 "No Power To Effect Agreement" London. New 23. In th > House of Commons on the rejßUUPtloa cf the debete on th address. Mr. Ch i mm referred lo the Geoeva, ouawa and the KoL iid-TabL' Conferences and thought very little wetftn i ad attended
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    TABLE OF EMPIRE PREFERENCES.
    847 14 Products Of Colonial Regions. The following is an official table of the principal products 1 of the Colonial Empire showing the new or increased preferences granted in the United Kingdom, the Dominions India, and Southern Rhodesia since October, IP3I, or to be granted in accordance with
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      9 I Malaya Tribune Week-end Supplement SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1932.
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      Sports Reports By Air Mail. GOLF.
      1468 I PROPOSED RULES REFORM. INTERNATIONAL CODE WANTED. London, Dec. 2 iby Air Mail). and Ancient Golf Club of St. su ci the following statement:— rations and in view of remade tc the Championship ComRoyal and Ancient Golf Club, b Op.n Champio ship at St. i>..is
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      RUGBY FOOTBALL.
      1283 I TACTICS OF THE WING FORWARD. AN EXPLANATION. London. Dec. I iby Air Mail). Probably no position In the held has been the subject of more discussions and criticism; than Win;; forward. No position is lesa understood. The tendency tc-day is to specialise, to rm.-tc the forwards take up
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      LAWN TENNIS.
      953 I FREE RACKETS. FREE HOTELS. L.T.A.'S £56,000 HIDDEN GOLD HOARD. Louden, Dec. 2 (by Air Mail). There is going to be a lively scene at the next annual general meeting of the Lawn Tennis Association. Resolutions purporting to tighten up the amteur definition are to bbrought forward by the
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      ATHLETICS.
      591 I AMERICA AND THE METRIC SYSTEM. Sill BARRY BARCLAY'S VIEWS. London, Dot 2 (by Air Mail). t:v Amainir Athletic Union <f AracrVa has decided feo adopt tbc metric system f r all companions In that counMy in fature. It may have far-reach Itg effect in the athletic world. By this
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      Girls' Corner. Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. AUNTIE LIZZIES LETTER.
      3167 II Comments On The Mail. My dear Nieces, Contributions have fallen short again, but never mind, dears. I know your examinations are on and you mu-t have all the time you can get for your final brushing up. I hear that
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      HAPPY THOUGH SICK.
      12 II "Frisco Kate" snapped in bed at the General Hospital.
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      COMING HOME ON LEAVE -.?
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      Boys' Corner. Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. UNCLE BOB'S CHAT.
      4572 III t A) ok At This Week's Post-Bag. I have two complaints to Many of the articles that receiving lately have not been tore cannot be published, not know that I am unable to tictes, but be careful in the rod
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      1168 III M.Ps. Who May Not Speak—A New Religion At Oxford— "Unmajestic" Picture Of The King. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) London. Nov. 31 (by Air Mall). There wis cnce a Member of Parliament who sat in the Commons for more than ten years, was popular both with his colleagues
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      In Compound and Garden
      142 IV MALAYAN POULTRY NOTES. THE SMALL HOLDING AND IN THE BACKYARD. (BY THE POULTRY EDITOR.) j WHERE THE BUSINESS SCORES. Pcultry-keeplng is one of the few rural Industries that is capable of indefinite ettemioa according to the opportunities which present themselves. A few fowls in a backyard
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      THE BEST BREEDS.
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      SUMMARY OF BREEDS.
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      MALAYAN POULTRY NOTES IN BOOK FORM.
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      THE BIRTH OF NATIONALISM IN CHINA.
      2673 IV BY PROF. KIANG KANG HU Below is the speech which Professor Kiang'Kang Hu, of McGill University, delivered recently before the fcound fable discussion in the Institute of Politics, Williamstown, U.S.A. That China is not a nation" has been Japan's excuse for her actions in
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      216 IV in 1898, before Morris cars were heard of. Sir William ft. Morris, Bt. (then Mr. W. R. MatriS), founded in Oxford the retail con* cerh how known as the Morris Oarages Ltd. During the thirty-four years that have followed, this firm has grown
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      MORRIS EFFICIENCY.
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      1933 MORRIS "SIXES."
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      OLYMPIA SURPRISE.
      134 IV Approach to the Morris Stand at the 1932 Olympia Show (October 13-22> was. if anything, even more difficult than in past years. Hundreds of motorists from abroad visited the Show, many of them dealers who came at the express invitation of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders,
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      NEW H.G. MIDGET.
      146 IV So successful has been the Un in a large number of recent raw events (a supercharged car the Brookland? *>00-miic r: at 96.29 m.p.h.). that anticipated no very drastic With typical enterprise, however Cat Co.. Ltd.. cf fthtecdcn^.ThaftfT 0 offer entirely new Midget, mot J** important innovations
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      BIG CAR PERFORMANCE.
      173 IV "1 feel I must let you know writes Mr F. B. W. Lamb of Pretoria B the Morris Dtatrabutcn lf< (S.A.) Motor Co. Ltd.. "how much I appreciate the performance ol i.r 1931 Morris Minor saloon. deL I have just returned fr rm l Falls, and found
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      QUANTITY WITH QUALITY.
      56 IV A particularly Interesting articl In the November issue at Tbx "M rra Ore comes from the pen of the Production Manager of Morris Motors led I Mr. A -We Must have Quality arith Quantity' title and. in demount:, fcture of motorcars in large numba basic necessities of
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      199 IV THAT an instrument tests motor driving skill? (By Our Scientific Correspondent < Motoring has come within the National Institute cf Industrial Psycl activities. Driving, they rightly say, ban of psychology; and so this has te \>> in a "man before it can be aaad thai fully qualified
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