Malaya Tribune, 22 December 1932

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol XIX, -No. 302 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday. Dec. 25. 1932 iv Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1932.
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      240 1 Buy the •MALAYAN SATURDAY POST/ The Picture Paper. 20 cents. > "YOU CAN'T BUY BETTER THAN THE BEST" nS "01" CEMtNT 1 and Uis more ECONOMICAL I "0.X." Cement is famed throughout the world for its SUPERIOR QUALITY. Although moderate in price it is outstandingly DURABLE and STRONG. When YOU
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      380 1 A. FLINTER. 6. Raffirm riare. Singapore. Impor ing DIAMONDS of every s)7. and qpMtl v. MMtt NECKLACES of P nian Oulf and Australian n-herics, large assortments of ;.K m. s anj quahLca in stock. t t and lowc.t market prices. A DIAMOND or PEARL NECKLACK is no. cnly a nice
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    99 2 Letters To The Editor. IQur readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest, it must be understood that the Malaya Tribune does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double tracing j, and on
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    A Modern Chinese Marriage.
    266 2 (To the Editor, 'Malaya Tribune.") Sir. —What constitutes a Chinese marriag in Malaya? If my memory serves me rightly, prominent Chinese as well as their Consuls and Vice-Consuls and officials of the Chinese Protectorate have entered the witness box ta our local courts to give evidence
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    Johore's "Red Shirts."
    124 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—The Johore Bahru Town Beard s action ir getting their coolies to wear red ohirts, although a novel one. is no -doubt a good idea, as the checking and the supervision of the coolies become easier for the Inspectors and Overseers. It
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    Private Schools.
    159 2 (To thf Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —You have "been the champion of various good causes, and have been in the past responsible for reforms for the benefit of the public. Not the least important of these matters has been the 'cause of education, and the shortcomings of some
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    Degrees.
    75 2 (To the Editor, 'Malaya Tribune.") Sir With reference *> the enquiry made by Non-Medico" ort the above subject, I wish to enlighten him as to what the following medical designations stand for: F.R.E.S. stands for Fellow of the Royal Economic Society. M.R.I.P.H. for Member of e^ oy l Institute
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    F.M.S.R. Staff's Grievance.
    83 2 <To the Editor, "Mulaya Tribune,") Sir.—Why should not the staff of the »derated Malay Stairs Railway be treated like the others in the OlerlcaJ Service? The C er.ral Service, tnrfuding the fit R ff of the Sanl-Ji-y Boom ,\re to be paid their December «alary on the
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    A Troublesome Monk.
    93 2 A Chluei* lady correspondent complains ol he behaviour of i monk who visited )w* house and m«d<> himself a nuisance. Even when Kiven a small douatiun he twmfd reluclanl to depart und eventually »nd to be chased out <* th- hou» with a broom, She cautions otherai
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    MONKS WHO NEVER SPEAK.
    373 2 Strange Stories Of Mount Melleray. Cowled men who never speak, but use the primitive language of signs, who never see a woman nor worry about civilisation who work lab:riously with their hands from 4 a.m. until their bedtime at 7 p.i Such are the monks of
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    RED GOWN AND COTTON WOOL.
    787 2 In view cf the fact that Mr. Brighouse na-. issued his annual appeal to us all to tear orphan children in mind at Christmas, the following from "The Times" of a month ego Should be of interest:— Within two months of Christmas, it is non:
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      12 2 SPORTS NOTES BY "ECHO" Every Week in the M MALAYAN SATURDAY POST."
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      178 2 O o=o o=3o o=o=o=o=^ ISf Latest £j| < I Selections j/I^K tS Songs Sung and Mr I 1 Accompanied by I| |Jf Leslie Hutchinson. l/ A I Rlls6—You try somebody else. RloB7—Close your eyes. Rl2l4—What a life. 0 Was it the moon or love? Ule isjj u t a bowl
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      702 2 j EMPIRE RADIO TO-NIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMME FOR INDIA, BURMA, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, AND FEDERATED MALAY STATES. From The Empire Transmitter, Daventry, England. Wavelength.?: 25.3 and 31.3 metres. G.M.T. 2.30 p.m. Time Signal from Big Ben Laddie Clark and his Imperial Hydro Hotel Orchestra. Blackpool. 3.00 p.m. Evensong, from Westminster
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    MEDICAL ASSOCIATION MEETINGS.
    2813 3 HELD FOR FIRST TIME AT MALACCA. Ancient Surgery Among The Chinese. For the first time in the history of Malacca, rated Malay States division of ih? Medical Association met in that town, raauae started at 4.30 p.m. on SaturHDOon when the members visited the Portuguese Ruins" and
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    MR. HEAD AS CEYLON RAILWAY CHIEF.
    214 3 Appointment Recommended By Ministry. Colombo, Dec. 1.-Mr. E. W. Head. Acting GM of the Ceylon Government Railways has been recommended by the Minister of Communications and Works for the appointment of General Manager, Railways, in sue- km to Mr. T. E. Dutton, who went
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    INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES.
    529 4 New Optimism Among R.T.C. Delegates—Sir Samuel Hoare's Convincing Statement On Special Powers Of Viceroy—Difference On Defence Problem—Temporary Adjournment Of Conference Pending Work By Committees. The Router win less m nags published or IfbDtfey decylng rumours that the Round Table Conf rt nee in Lyndon i ad
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    SIR S.HOARE'S STATEMENT.
    623 4 SIR S .HOARE'S STATEMENT. The statement mad;- by the Secretary fci India 10 which all the foregoing optimism l attributed, is said to have p.ri-d out that the special responsibilities of h-Govcrnor-G.n ral and Gevernors woula 02 1 d finit lv r strioted and exe with cemmonsen.:. Th y would
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    DIFFERENCE ON DEFENCE PROBLEM.
    402 4 There was a distinct clash of opinion, however, on Dec. 5. on the question of defenc<\ both the British Party delegations contending In fleet for full imperial control of the necessary supplies. On the other hand nearly all British Indian delegates, while conceding that the Defence
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    SIR.S.HOARE REASSURES THE TORIES
    151 4 While n Dec. 2 Sir Samu- i Hoare amve peech full of piomisc t to the Indian delegat •trange as it seeirus. he is reported to have gtvea a directly opposite tone to his attitud.while addressing the Conservative Cenfercncc t Chelsea the previous day. "I am
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    GENERAL.
    775 4 The I. S. C. A. or th- Indian Students Central Association. London, hai closed down owing to lack of money. The Rcund-Table Conference de'egatts ver> uitrrtainod at Ches "rfield Gar-ens. Mayfair. by "the Indian Pavlova". Hu m a Hussain. who danc.d with two venomous snakes. The Bombay Municipal Corporation
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      608 4 The lustre of paintwork lasts for years j U=i i 1 M: v -Jsr—iFSi; |H|j '-1 i Paint his a delicate surface. It needs gentle cleaning—the reason Monkey Brand is used so much for cleaning paintwork. Monkey Brand deans it clean. It erases dirt and fin;cr-marks without scratching. It restores
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    1167 5 LATEST QUOTATIONS. MINING. in BT FRASER CO., EXCHANGE |!>>l AND STOCK BROKERS. Buyers. Sellers. Kumbam Tin 23 6 25 6 xd ,1 Malay 18- 20!- nom il 7 y n Hitam Tin 11- 11 9cd q T i n 116 12 G I! BaUDg Padanf 0.05 0.10
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    MARKET PRICES.
    416 5 Singapore, Dec. 16. MEAT. 99 teak I round >. kati or curry, kati *j* Peri: Iran, kati *r a and fat (1st quality), kati W Australian, lb. Fowl, kati JJ m( tally rcaredt, kati D teks, each R0 D domestic unfledged, pair Pigcuns, fledged, pair eggs. 10 Dock,
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    Commercial News. STRAITS TRADING CO., LTD.
    1124 5 MINERS' COURAGE IN ADVERSITY. Earnings For Smelting Reduced. An ordinary general meeting cl the Straits Trading Co. was held yesterday in the Ocean Building. The Hon. Mr. J. Bagnall presided and the others present were: The Hon. MX. F A. Pledger, Messrs. W. J.
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    775 5 Fraser's Weekly Report. Messrs, Praser ar.d Co.. in iheir weekly maiket report ol Dec. 21, stale: Very little has happened s'nee our last m in the condition, prevailing in the ;~val share market wnich cal s for comment, ihe payment by Great Britain of the war debt
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    BENZINE AND KEROSENE PRICES.
    151 5 ASI\TIC PETROLEUM CO. (S.S.), LTD. Prices for Shell Motor Spiri. and various brand! cf X roene are as follows: Sh .1 Mo or S;,i i. ex pump per British Imperial gallon Ex 4 gallon drum per British Imperial gallon Eh 1 Motor Spirit per 4 gallon
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    143 5 Chamber Of Commerce R. A. Report. The Singapore Chamber of Comme ee Rubber Asociat.on, in their w ckly auction repor: oc yesterday, state: Catalogued 1.070 091 lb =477 72 tons. Offered 976.738 'b.=430.04 tons. Sold 800.880 lb.=357.53 tons. London spot 2 1732d. New York spot 3 5
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    331 5 It. ETI.IN ANI7 OO'S RKI'OIIT. Dec 32. It a.m. ROBBER London: 2 7 lCd,. di/\vn 3Md NtW Y«jrk 3 16 crnU lG.». «iawu cent. Shores: Q'tlet. Allenbys 45—56 cents /yytr Molefcs 30-35 uints. Aver Panas 30-35 -rents. Bawelts 15—20 rniU>, Broga* •jfnU. Buklt JeloionffB 10—15 cents, Bulr.i
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    208 5 (By Courtesy o/ Hongkong bank./ Singapore, Dec. 22. Selling: London 4 months* sight 2s. 3 It 32d. London 3 months" sight 2s. 3 15 16d London 50 daj* sight 2s. 3 »|t2d London 30 days sign. 21 3"sd London demand 2s. 3 li 6.a London TT. 2s. 3
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    FRENCH TRAINING SHIP.
    405 5 Arrival Of The "Jeanne D'Arc" SHIPPING NEWS The French training ship. "Jeanne d'Arc." wuh 153 officers <a* passengers» who have Just recalled their commissions, arrived in Singapore yesterday from Penang. Her commander is Capita in de Valsscau Marquis. On it5 anival at the East Wharf, the French
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    EDUCATIONAL REFORM IN KWANGTUNG.
    54 5 New Board Will Prenare Textbooks For Province. t,, ino-ovc ie uca Inn in Kwer.giun?. the r2b wis Eduraiicnal Reform C mmtuee has !h «n cditrTJ and translating board TSSrSA the Board will prepare text-books l/S ccnditi.ns md The text-book; in TUtm the books :n technical sheets
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    89 5 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES amyawet, Dec. 22. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Jeanne d'Arc 22. Main Wharf (Entrance GaU,B). Far.mira 18: Bengal Maru 15. Santhia Ipob, Malayan Prince It. Empire Dock 'Entrance Gate 3). Khandalla 35; Steel Seafarer 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Nil. West Wharf (Entrance
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      65 5 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Yesterday. N'S ht Max. Bright Mm. Temp Rainfall Sumhin. Temp. Stations. d.g. F. Inches. hours deg. F ilorttftt sT" Nil 7.9 y Kota Bharu N 0.16 M K. Trengganu 7 Bukit Jcram 89 132 4.3 Ri 0•T I J Mr,ng 89 Oil 3.3 73
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      102 5 MAILS CLOSE-TO-MORHOW. DEC. 23 •Ccvlon Southern India. Bombay. Brttlln, Ireland. U.S.A.. oanaua WUtCm 'P-.naO.Maa, 8 am •arm Euro "'"US i BrlU Java South-Wot Moluccas and Tta«WJ* Beta! I'andjang. Bcngkahs. Siak, Pjtan i Baroc. Pert dc Kock and Padang I 1 <Ampang> 3 pm No th N-East and N -West Sumatra
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      202 6 4 m& Alhambra Theatres Limited., J JOIN WITH METRO-GOLDWYN-MA YER—FOX FILM CORPORATION— 1 f UNITED ARTISTS CORPORATION •> 9 in Wishing their innumcabb Singnporp patrons I Merry Christmas bright and Prosperous I Me to i I TO-NIGHT j The Screen's First and Greatest Musical Comedy j IN ITS ENTIRETY j
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      173 6 CAPITOL 6.15 P.M. TO-NIGHT! 9.15 P M The Screen's Most Brilliant Star— TALLULAH BANKHEAD —Presented in her Outstanding Success! SEE! TWENTY MEN SENT TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA FOR ONE WOMAN'S SIN I HERE IS UNDOUBTEDLY ONE OF THE YEAR'S OUTSTANDING PICTURES! m DEVIL DEEP 99 i j with
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      431 6 BOOK NOW FOR THE WEEK-ENdT^^l sis PAVILION hs j RENATE MULLER sweeps you into happiness a K ii "MARRY ME l j j GEORGE ROBEY i -TT r ■-T-I--T-TM-JMMMJ, M—J i WEMBLI7 Q |5 GEYLANG—TIIONE 5708. Q te- cf.IO J PARAMOUNT PRESENTS PAUL LUKAS DOROTHY JORDAN IN 'THE BELOVED BACHELOR"
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    16 7 The Asiatic Petroleum Co.'s calendar for 1933 has a very alluring picture of a Spanish lady.
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    49 7 RUBBER ASSOCIATION. Singapore, Dec. 22. Standard Spot (lcose) T% Standard Spot (ROB. 7 1116 T% Jan. J* Feb. 11 j; J* April-June Tcne of Maeket Easier. Latest Cables. London Spot Sheet 2 7 16d per lb. New Yoik Spot Sheet 3 316 dents <G.) per .b
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    PRODUCE.
    191 7 Singapore, Dec. 22. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $123 R. (Slam) W. Coast 2,. $||o Rice. B. Siam No. 1 JJJ* Rice. B. Siam No. 2 Rice. Siam per koyan No. 1 70 Rice. Siam No. 2 $152 Rice. Siam No. I 38 Rice. Siam "Newcrop"
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    CAPTAIN KINGDON-WARD.
    214 7 Some Further Exploring. London. Nov. 12. A land which only one white man h*s \mm before seen will be visited by Captain King don-Ward, plant collector and botanwt. duruM fhe forthceminc expedition into Pome an Poyou. the two least known provinces tai Tibet for which he is leaving
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    SPORTING OFFER.
    91 7 REDUCTION For Christmas and New Year Festivities only. Available up to 31st December, 1982. O.V.H. Whisky 12 years old per bottle $3.25. "Man" Brand British Lager Beer per pint $0.28. v Man" Brand British Lager Beer per quart $0.46. 1865 "Flag" Brand French Brandy per quart $6jOO. Flag"
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    MORE FREE IMPORTS.
    37 7 Reuter. Ixmdon. Dec 11. A Treasury order adds to the free list 0« Dec. 29 imports of Manila hemp, iron bromide b.istle*. non-precious imitation or artlflcln! stone*, beads, foreign Patent Office speclfleaand tantummental Renter.
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    16 7 A daily tear-off calendar cornea from Messrs. E. J. Motiwulla and Co.. of 3. Raffl>* Place.
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      324 7 jpRAND CHRISTMAS j Fancy Dress Carnival and Supper Dance Under the distinguished Patronage of The Hon. Sir William Murison, Kt.B., K.C. and Lady Murison, AT j The Victoria Memorial Hall On Friday, 2.') rd Dec, 1932, 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. j HAVE YOU BOUGHT YOUR TICKETS AND j RESERVED
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      93 7 I 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: Great Eastern Life Building, Oedl Street, Singapore. LONDON. OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry. EC. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with
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      346 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTSFor cheap Lisbon wines, price $145 and Sparkling Wine*, price $3.75. please call ai No. 63. Selegie Road. FOR RENT —Europe an Bungalow, fitted with modern sanitary installations, electtic lißht. and well furnished including garage and tenn'.j court at No. 50. Barker Road. Phon- 3544 or inquire at No.
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    THE CHINESE IN MALAYA.
    721 8 When Sir Cecil C'ementi Wftf brought from Hongkong to guide the i ship of Stale in Malaya it was anticipated by the Chinese here that he would pay Special attention to 'hem, owing to his knowledge of the Chinese in China and of their language and
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    400 8 Mr. R J. rarer, C.M.G.. who was recently admitted to t ie Eu.opean Hospital, K-ta Ea.ir i. X lantan, suffering f.om carbuncle, b new 1 ctieaily cured and was discharged trott tal eve al i»f3 SgO. He will be stayu. with H.H. the Raj* c! Kelftßtazi fcr a tee s
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    BRITISH CAPITAL IN CHINA.
    233 8 Commons Questions About Railways. Reuter. London. Doc. 2i. How British financial lntirest- are faring hi connection with the Chinese railways was the theme of a scries of questions in the Huitsj of Commons to-day. Mr. Anthony Eden, replying, snid the p sit or of British bond-holders
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    EXHIBITION TO BE REPEATED.
    108 8 Proposal Under Consideration Of Committee. The poosibility of holding another Manufacturers' Exhibition on similar, if mere -t nsive. lines to that which was housed it the new station at the beginning of this ye. r. has been is irly generally dfecuwed and it h lighly probable
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    RUBBER RESEARCH.
    90 8 Bill Td Pravide For Contributions. Reuter. London. Dee. 21. The Hot's of Commons this afternoon pas:, ti U> In: reading ci the piivate B:l! introduc v by Mr. W. M. Kirkpatiick (Con.. Preston) 0> provide that rubber manufacturers in Britaiu i hall contribute, en the ba is of
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    QUEEN'S SCHOLARSHIPS.
    60 8 Both Won r.y Raffles Instituticß. Mr. Ten Sim ftef airi Miss Tliora Ansa* Cfehkra, both of the Raffles Institution. Blngarorf. have wen th? Qircn's Sr :k la: >hips •he result cf the competitiv« examination held '■1 October last. Tl. y will pror-ed to Ur.i verities in the United
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    CHAIRMAN OF BIG BANK RESIGNS.
    46 8 Reuter. New York. Dec. 22. Mr. Albert H. Wiggins, c hah mar of the Govcrnina Boa-d of the Chase Nations! Bank, ha.-, u-tired from tlu chairmanship of the bank after 29 yeais' service. He will remain on the board of directors.—Reuter.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    39 8 Mailt from Ejrop- 'London mails despatched pn Dee I), by the ■Carthage" which anchored at, Ptnnr.g mi 6.33 a.m t:.-day. will arrive by tnte to-morrow morning. OorrespcMienee w.'l b- ready Tor delivery to boxhokkN at 0 a.m.
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    86 8 The Rev. w. Murray is due Lack In Singapore by the "Car.ha;:c to-morrow. The second anniversary celeb atlon of the Arya Samaj, Singapore, will take place at 42, Rcwell Road, en Saturday and Sunday fror.i noon to 6 p.m. each day. Mr. p. P.. OMalley. formerly miIHSJCF Pernambang Rubber Elates.
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    On Other Pages.
    96 8 OUR READERS' VIEWS, on pat* RADIO EN MALAYA, on pafrc 2 MONKS WHO NEVER SPEAK, on page 2 RED GOWN AND COTTON WOOL on 'page 2. MEDICAL ASSOCIATION MELTINGS, on page 3. INDIAN NEWS AND NCTES. on page 4 CLUB DIARY. :n page 11. DIARY OF EVENTS,
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    437 8 f*t "LOO* r/j_ 0 v The latest debt. Wttm Vv Britain should pay to thelaT k h *t Synthetic rubber j s i from alcohol. It ought things a bit. Wl to This has been an awkWj anxious year for most of 1 and good one for
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    42 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London: J 7 ltd. New York: 3 316 CCttt» IfO*' Singapore: f%—l% rf>nl, TIN. Ltndm Spot: £148 London 3 mcnths: £.50 6d.t. Singapore: $75.75. COPRA. Messrs. Barlow and Co. report: Sundi led Mi\«d The market H quiet
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      167 8 I INDOOR GAMES j For j We have an extensive stock of "all games, new pames as well as J I the old favourites. j ROULETTE. CORINTHIAN BAGATELLE. DOMINOES. LIDO, SNAKES AND i I ADDERS, CHESS. DRAUGHTS, cU etc. DURING THE X'MAS HOLIDAYS OUR ESTABLISHMENT WILL BE OPEN AS FOLLOWS:
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      34 8 ijewellery! j LATEST I i I k I I CHARMING DESIGNS: i I i j U. S. de Siiva Bros j I JEWELLERS, j 23, High Street, Singapore, j i o 634 j; I
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    FIERCE ATTACK ON JEHOL.
    485 9 JAPANESE AND MONGOLIANS. Daily destruction By 'Planes. Japanese. Mongolians and Manrhua,c roiw cnlratin X in sou h huria and are, making attacks on 'to! bordrr. Great destruction is «i. iu da.lv b> air bombs. Shanghai, Dec. 22. aclvr.nrc guards of the "i; conilict with u-ooi v,
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    WILL NOT HAMPER DEBT ACTION.
    111 9 Future Policy Of New U.S. President. Reuter. New York. Dec. 21. Mr Roosevelt offers to do nothing to retard hampsr immediate debt action but he r commission plan. to Mr. Hoover, says the "New Yori: be declines co-operation in choosing Kf ael and believes that
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    BEER BILL PASSES REPRESENTATIVES.
    87 9 May Be Vetoed By President Hoover. Reuter. Washington. Dec. 21. 1 Hove ol R prcs ntatives has passed a the manufacture and sale of beer per ten alcohohc content. House ot Representatives voted fcr b;er 1«. li passed by the Senate it .s 'he BiU will
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    Malacca Estates Want Rubber Control RUBBER INDUSTRY'S FUTURE.
    2129 9 RESTRICTION THE ONLY SALVATION. Public Meeting At Malacca. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Dec. 21. a EstUU Action. Chamber of CotZ-. or, V I>ren,lses of the Malacca Chinese fully represents thl The Very larfere crmvd t coromuni Really interested in the premie
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    ADOPTION AMONG THE CHINESE.
    2968 9 NEW LEGISLATION MUCH OVERDUE. Mr. Song Ong Siang Talks To Rotarians. An laCri in lift* address tn ih- aw of adoption amonj the Chinese, dining which hp mentioned certain ItgiJal.on that u aii much needed in the CeJony, was given by Mr. Song Ong Slang at
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      184 9 HEYMAg A BRITISH EMPIRE PRODUCT Bl®*d^^#J HEYMAN BUTTER j is pure, creamy. rich j and has the added ,m JL advantage of being economical, both in 6 Use and in price I* is hygieniVally packed and obtainable from j all dealers. Agents: NCOf. O ==g SINGAPORE PENANG ili =B=i==i=Si "His
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    Sports & Pastimes. RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    299 10 Sports Pastimes. RUGBY FOOTBALL. MIXED TEAMS AT TANGLIN. COMMAND XV BEAT P.S.R.F.C. Mixed teams representing the Malaya Command and the Public Services R. F. C. took the field in an interesting game played at Tanglin yesterday, the Command winning by two goals and a try (13 pts.) to a penalty
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    180 10 SCOTTISH CUP DRAW. Reuter. HOLDERS TO MEET ARBROATH. London, Dec. 22. The draw for the first round of the Scottish Cup competition to be played on Jan. 21 resuU?d as follows: Stenhousemuir v. Morton. King's Park v. St. Mirren. Aberdeen v. Penicuick A. St. Bernard's v. Partick T.
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    CRICKET.
    207 10 LORD HAWKE: LIKELY VISIT TO CEYLON. Recent English mail papers hav? referrrd to th* serious» Illness of Lord Hawke. who wa:> laid up for five we*lea with pleurisy ot North B rwirk. where he had been playing golf and ru<<l cauirhi a chill. Lord Hswke this year imcrrectea the
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    BADMINTON.
    69 10 MAYFLOWER B.P. TOURNAMENT. The following ties in the Mayflower B.P. championship tournament will be played this week-end on the Party's court (Shrewsbury Road) at 3.15 p.m.: SATURDAY: Pau Song v. Miang Theng, Yew Koon v. Miang Jian, Eng Liat v. Miang Cheng, Eng Hee v. Beng Chuan. SUNDAY: Chim
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    10 10 A useful Anglo-Chiness calendar is issued by Kays of Penang
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    BOXING.
    163 10 RIVERS v. R.A.F. CHAMPION. FORTHCOMING FIGHTS AT THE NEW WORLD. A very attractive programme has been fixed for Jan. 2 at the New World Arena, subject to the approval of the S. B. B. C. Rivers, who has delayed his departure *o Manila, has been matched with Jim Brady,
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    BILLIARDS.
    207 10 ALOR GAJAH R.C TOURNAMENT. Th? Alor Gajah Recreation Club handicap tournament. (American game, 150 up) is now in progress and is expected to conclude at the end of the month. Results of first tound are: Ali bin Haji Puteh plus 60 b:at Saonan bin Haji Arsat plus 25 (w.0.),
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    BASKETBALL.
    92 10 SINGAPORE TEAM AT MUAR. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar, Dec. 20. The Kong Hwa basket ball team of Singapore visited Muar on Saturday and beat the Cheng Lean team by 47 points to 45. On th? Chong Hwa School grounds th's evening the Singapore side beat the Mah Teong
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    LUNAR A. AND M.P. ANNIVERSARY.
    222 10 The Lunar Athletic and Musical Party celebrated their first anniversary last Saturday and Sunday at Mr. Aw Boon Haw's bungalow, Pasir Panjang Road. The attendance on both days numbered about 150 and a small programme of sports was carried out on Sunday. Aboui»7o members and
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    HOCKEY.
    551 10 S.C.C. SENIORS BEATEN. WILTSHIRES MAKE SUCCESSFUL DEBUT. The Battalion XI of the Ist Wiltshires made their debut at the S.C.C. yesterday, and succeeded in beating the first team of the Cricket Club by 4—l. The Club had a fine side out and the winners deserve full credit for the
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    ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
    138 10 Took Bottle Of Poison. The case in which a Hylam named Soh Siew Chong was charged with, attempting to commit suicide on Dec. 18 at 39, Bras Basah Road by drinking a bottle of poison was heard in the Second Magistrate's Court before Mr. A. W. Hay yesterday,
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    TEO HOO LYE INSTITUTION.
    156 10 The annual prize distribution of Teo Hoo Lye Institution was held in the school hall on Dec. 16 at 9 a.m. A programme of musical entertainments, recitations and stories, was gone through by the students. All the items, especially those contributed by the primary boys, were
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF CAR.
    72 10 A Chinese named Yap Hor Seng was yesterday charged before Mr. A. W. Hay, the Second Magistrate, with theft of a car—S.L. 7996 —the property of Joo Geok, who resided in Johore. It was alleged that the car was sent foi repairs. The complainant by chance
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    COURT OF APPEAL.
    837 10 Question Of Attachment Of Property. AN IMPORTANT DECISION. Judgment was delivered in the Court ot Appeal yesterday, presided over by the Chief Justice (Sir William Murison), Mr. Justice Burton and Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell, in an appeal against an order of Mr. Justice Whitley dated Ncv. 4,
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    STRAITS CHINESE AND SPORT.
    1264 10 Meeting Of Recreation Club. ELECTION OF OFFICE BEARERS. The annual general meeting of the Straits Chinese Recreation Club was held last evening in the Club at New Bridge Road with Dr. Lim Han Hoe to the chair. The meeting commenced with the reading by the hon.
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    WHAT CHINA NEEDS.
    397 10 HONEST LKADERs AND UNITY. Views Of Dr. Stanley Jones. Challenging statements about Ch made by Dr. E. Stanley Jont evangelical speaker and writer who a large audience in the Vietorii last night. "China." he raid has ft? enemies—disease, poverty igi unity and selfish diahoi hct I "China
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    PEDESTRIAN INJURED BY WOMAN MOTORIST.
    46 10 A motor-car alleged to have been driver, by a Eurasian lady knocked down man near the junction of Geylang Road an; Grove Road at about 8 o'clock this m?rnin« The victim sustained minor injuries and vti taken to hospital by ambulance
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    FATAL TROLLEY-BUS ACCIDENT.
    47 10 A Chinese sustained fatal injuries when ralighted from 3 trolley-bus in Jalan Bes a yesterday afternoon. He was picked up in an unconscious condition and placed in the ambulance. It was ascertained that his skull had been fractured and he died soon after admission.
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    SAVED FROM THE RIVER.
    40 10 Whilst on duty in the Singapore Hi"yesterday afternoon constables from tnMarine Division saw a Chinese struggling in the water. They promptly «i. to her assistance and took her ashore Abcu $18 was found on her person.
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    What's On To-Night.
    157 10 Alhambra.-Jan i Gaynor and Charles IW* In "Sunny Side Up.' Capitol-Tallulah Bankhead. Oary Coop etc., in "Devil and the Deep Empire.-"The Side Show and C Dances." Half-pric, matinees-Saturdaj Sunday. "Monkey Business." Monday d Tu day. "Love Parade" and Wednesday, n Native." Great World.-Side shows, pasar mala* Malay
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    ALLEGED ILLEGAL LOTTERY.
    298 11 Chinese Charged And Acquitted. chLed y, 7n Ti" C ow Quee was yesterday S Mr A w Magistrate Court illegal i„«L' W Hay fcr managing an ihegal lottery at 61, Bain Street, on Dec 6 P rosecutl said Sat%e m ll from room u P he found
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    21 11 A daily calendar with the date shown in large type is to hand from Messrs. William Jacks and Co. (Malaya), Ltd.
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    POLICE COURT SCANDAL.
    2490 12 INDIAN INTERPRETER CONVICTED. Accepted An Illegal Gratification. The case of M. R. P. Ayer. an Indian interpreter attached to the Police Courts, who was charged with receiving illegal gratifications I $1 and $10 on twc separate occasions, namely on Nov. 22 and Dec. 3. was heard in
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    PARIS-LONDON BY SLEEPER.
    637 12 NEW ERA IN TRAVEL. First British Passenger Ferry Service. London, Nov. 28. It has long been the dream of travellers to the Continent to ge>. into their carriage at Victoria, instal their luggage, settle down, and never lrave their carriage cr sleeping car— except perhaps to stretch
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    DID YOU KNOW.....
    193 12 THAT trees are like chemists? (By OUT Scientific Correspondent.) This dees not mean to suggest that chemistare green! It is merely a way of saying tha* trees perform an action similar to one which chemists are in the habit of practising. Just as a chemist mixes chemica's
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    PUBLIC AFFAIRS IN MALACCA.
    759 12 S.S.(M.)A. ASSOCIATION MONEYLENDERS. REPLY FROM SHl!'|'|\, CONFERENCES. (From Our Own Corrcswndent., Malacca. Dec. A meeting of the committee or the Mi Settlements fUaUacca) Associatkjo n T\St on Monday. Dec. 19. at the iSLSTcSSf The following were present:—-Mr wmi (Chairman), the Hon. Mr. H. c !tfam» m
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    Full Report Of Test Match. THE FINAL STAGES.
    4107 13 ENGLAND WINS THE TEST BY TEN WICKETS. Innings Defeat Just Saved. LARWOOD TAKES 5 FOR 28 ALTHOUGH HANDICAPPED. 1 m Our Own Correspondent j Sydney. Dec. 5. ..> bad \fi Bcht fOl runs to-day. It batsmen ::ll day to add 227 runs
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    LEAGUE'S CHANCE IN CHINA.
    1085 14 The Challenge Of The Reds. Next week the Council ctf the League of Nations will have to tackle the Par Eastern question/ once more; and never has it had a finer chance of statesmanship and achievement. Tempers have cooled. The fair and reasonable proposals of the
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    AMERICAN CHURCH IN BERLIN.
    1049 14 International Forum Comes Into Being. The fact that, after a long period of silence. Dr. Schacht, former President of vhe Reich.--bank, delivered a public et the formal opening of the "International Forum" of the American Church in B rlin has drawn public attention to ;his community
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    "RECKLESS SAVING" CONDEMNED.
    82 14 Sir II. .Spending Sir Hnuoltl Ovuiki till* AUlil'V r, «leod loi Wir ml lit; ali'd, W»(U«Ct f rnd' 1 unci Unite t "tn UjI* »ie-s.cl rrjr» »vm 0lJnerv»*d r >'~ pendlturr 1« U)> «0 mKroxfuUj t;i,. the '-UM* ».i tiOO.OOO.UO'l. Oiwn- toe i- tdubtfti anu in place
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      256 15 BANKS. NOTICE^ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Head Office of the Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation, Ltd., is at China Building Chulia Street and now the three Banks are in one building. The Penang Branch is now at the premises of the Oversea Chinese Bank, Ltd., Beach Street, and the
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