Malaya Tribune, 5 January 1933

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XX No. 3 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, Jan. 5, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1933.
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      329 1 f Buy the "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST/ The Picture Paper. 20 cents. I LAKEROL I j the World-famous Pastilles for 8 I Colds Cough-Catarrh-and all cases of Bronchial Trouble. A soothing g relief for Heavy Smokers. g \KAHLCtCNS TBWISIU RJIfJ Ton cannot ron risk with throat and bronchial t Their effectiveness
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    P.A.M. COUNCIL.
    1075 2 Minutes Of Recent Meeting. INTERESTING QUESTIONS DISCUSSED. A meeting of the council of the Planters' Association of Malaya was held in Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 17. Mr. R. S. Chantler (chairman) presided, and there were present Mr. J. C. Innes (vice-chairman), Mr, C. WardJackson (secretary), and the following
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    ORIENTAL LIFE ASSURANCE.
    1624 2 Formal Opening By The British Resident. New Building In Kuala Lumpur. The Hon. Mr. T. S. Adams, British Resident. Selangor, on Thursday declared open the new building of the Oriental Government Security Life Assurance Co., Ltd., in Kuala Lumpur. The chairman of the function was Rao Sahib
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    SHANGHAI DEATH RATE DOWN.
    194 2 "Town Still Unusually Healthy." Th* foreign death rate was 10.17 in November compared with 18.34 for the same month last fear, and the Chinese death rate was 13.23 compared with 14.80 last year, states the Commissioner of Public Health in his report to the Council fcr
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    RE-ENTER RUSSIA.
    1310 2 Diplomatic Relations With China. Dec. 15. The negotiations, begyti ard flt:ully co.- 4 tinued ever since the signature of Habarovsk Protocol en Dec. 22. 1929 and the iufcsecue.t arrival at Moscow of Mr. Mo Teh-hui en May 1, 1830, have now been suddenly crowned by the formal anncuncemen:.
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      219 2 Rid Yourself of Uric Acid! If your kidneys are weak, uric acid and other poisonous impurities upset the entire system. That is why it is dangerous to neglect warnings such as backache, urinary disorder, bladder, irregularities, rheumatic twinges, stiff, swollen joints, gravel or sediment in the urine, sciatica and lumbago
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      190 2 ■IT COSTS I THREE TIMES AS MUCH to instal an electric wire as the wire costs, and SIX times as much to replace it and redecorate if it fails in use. a WHY BUN THE RISK j when by insisting on having C. M. A. CABLES j You Eliminate all
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    96 3 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. [Our readers arc invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It mnst be understood that the -Malaya Tribune" docs not necessarily endorse opinions expressed bv corres pi.ndenls. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSS,BLE. fZVu spacing), and on one side
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    Birth Certificates.
    193 3 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune") Sir, —Of laic the Government has made it r- mpulsory ihat parents should apply for birth lficat < for their children before they are ■dmitied into the Government Schools and rtjficafs are to be obtained only from office of the Registrar of Births
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    Westernising China.
    393 3 'To Ute Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") S;: -Nothing is so delicious and refreshing as the between "Pro-Wes. ernlsation \nti-W-iternisation" in the eclumns of Peoples Own. The Pro-Westernisation ose Wi ernised long-range 24 in. gun-, submarines, dreadnoughts, super-planes, ga&, kse germs, etc.. to '•exterminate" the antiv, terntetion elements, who retalia
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    Insurance.
    617 3 (To the EdUor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.-—lnsurance has occupied such a prom'lnPlace in human existence as its original promoters could not possibly in their wildest areams have imagined. Of the very numerous unes of insurance the most wonderful and important to mankind, yet perhaps least under•stood, is the life branch.
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    Rubber-Insulated Rails.
    380 3 i To the Editor, -Malaya Tribune.") f»nm 77 SC mUCh space has be en taken" up from time to time in your valuable paper to irduS, Wlth matterS relatln t0 two1 industries, may I have ycur indulgence loa small corner as well, to <Uuff" someUiiM though positively not
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    Rubber Restriction.
    334 3 (To the Editor. "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—From the las. statement mad? by Sir Samuel Wilson the other day on the eve of his departure from this country, it seems that there is no hope at all of Rubber Restriction. This is a very grave disappointment, which was not anticipated
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    CHINA MERCHANTS LOAN.
    1229 3 FULL TEXT OF INDICTMENT AGAINST MR CHEN FU-MU AND MARQUIS LI. Nanking, Dec. 16. Chji Fu-mu and Li Kuo-chieh, respectively, former Government Superintendent and General Manager of the China Merchants S. N. Cc have been formally charged before the Shanghai District Court with infractions of Articles 366
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    F.M.S. COMIC CUSTOMS.
    211 3 "Thank God We've Got A Navy!" Our Futurist Customs" is the heading given by the "Times of Malaya" to the following letter from Mr. W. O. Jonklaas, of Bidor: This is to let you know that I have at last got my tea, and am enjoying my
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    CRIME INCREASE IN HARBIN.
    308 3 Two Outrages Committed In Broad Daylight. Peking, Dec. 17. A further epidemic of violent crime appears to have broken out in Harbin after a more or less quiet period, according to messages received here from Manchuria. The new epidemic of lawlessness came to a head last
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    PRES. HOOVER.
    92 3 Plans South Sea Cruise. Palo Alto. (California). Dec. 19. President Herbert Hoover plans a yacht cruise of the South Seas after he retires from office on March 4, it was reported here to-day. It was understood the President will spend a short time resting at his home on
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    ANOTHER GOLD RUSH?
    73 3 Truro. N. S.. Dec. 18. A gold rush to the latest found fields of Labrador is expected by the Newfoundland Government, according to members of a mission from that colony, who have been conferring with a party of Americans for a week. It was believed Americans had
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    2,500 ACRES FOR PEASANTS.
    452 3 Details Of Ceylon Project. NOT A "RELIEF" SCHEME. Colombo, Dec. 8. At a Conference held on August I. 1932, at which the Ministers for Agriculture and Lands and Health, and a number of officers under the two Ministries were present, a Report on a Malarial Survey
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    SOVIET TIMBER IMPORTS.
    1251 4 HUGE CONTRACT CLOSED IN SHANGHAI: 90 MILLION FEET: STORIES OF SLAVE CAMP LABOUR HORRORS. A ccntract covering the importation of a huge quantity of Russian timber has been negotiated by a group of Chinese merchants, headed by Mr. Tv Yueh-sung. a well known BfUre 'n th? French
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    CHINA AND RUSSIA.
    240 4 The formal decision of China and Russia to resume diplomatic relations is not unexpected. It has been long foreshadowed ever since uneasiness over Moscow's apparently f c.uiescent attitude toward events in Manchuria I became noticeable at Nanking. On general j principles the resumption Is to be commended,
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    THE KING'S TALK.
    208 4 Radio experts have been heard to declare that there Is over the atmosphere of Shanghai a kind of blanket which is like'y to render j bJoadcastin? reception he c a'ways a highly uncertain enterprise. Enthusiasm for listen- ing-in dees not seem on that account to cb te.
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    CIVIL RIGHTS.
    263 4 The pubiica'ion of the purposes of Mrs. Su-v Vat Sen's new League cf Civil Rights coincides with the tabling of Mr. Sun Fo's resolution for the formation of a National Pe:ple's CongrcJ; the constitution of which shall include similar pro cction cf personal libertiec. Mr. Sun Fo has
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    JAPAN'S NAVAL PROPOSAL.
    2120 4 "PRACTICAL BASIS FOR MOST EQUITABLE Solution Of Problem." Tokyo, Dec. H. The fcl owing is an unofficial English transition of the Japanese naval disa'mame t proposals, which hive been communicated Ly the Japanese delegation to the Secretariat ef the Conference for the Reduction and Limitation of Armaments:
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    FREE SOIL FOR FARMERS.
    376 4 Equal Distribution Of Land In Fukien. First of i s kind in China, the syst tm equal distribution of land will b- enforced i western Fukien by the authorities. |f a .vj r U governing <he procedure have be n drawn un Th acres of land
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    435 5 LATEST QUOTATIONS. MINING. ISSUED UY FRASER CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. S ip! Jan. 5, 1933, 10 a.m. Ui^ c Buyers. Seller*. £1 Asam Kumbang Tin 23 6 25 6 •l Austral Malay 18 r no™ Ayer Hitam Tin II H|> Baagrtt Tin H|- 12 II Batar.g
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    121 5 mavafl by fraser co., exchange AND STOCK BROKERS. Buyers. Setters. Cold Storage Lt-b 7 per cent. 100 101 xi airport Municipal (1901» 5 per cent. 105 110 norn 61r.gapen Municipal Di si at c nt. 104 105 norn ■appom Municipal (UM) pa *****. 104 105 norn Mkap
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    RUBBER SHARES
    425 5 FRASER CO„ AND LYALL AND EVA IT'S QUOTATIONS. Singapor Jan. 3, 1933, 10 a.m. T <wue Value. Praser Lyal) Shun*». Si Co. Evatt 1 Allen by $0.45 $0.55 $0.45 SO fi<> 1 Alor Gajah 0.25 0.35 0.30 0.40 1 A. Hitam 0.50 0.65 0.50 0 60 1 A.
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    GENERAL.
    267 5 FRASER CO.'S QUOTATIONS. a ai g CLOSING QUOTATION» > w > Buyers. Sellers. $2 $2 Alex. Brick Pref. 1.00 1.05 12 $2 Alex. Brick Ord. 0.50 0.80 nom £1 £1 B. Ameri. Tcbacco 101 105$10 $5 B. Malaya Trustee 5.00 5.50 £1 £1 C. Tin Pref. 7 p.c. 21|3
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    MARKET PRICES.
    442 5 Singapore, Dec. 30. MEAT. Beef, steak (round), kati 32 Beef, stew or curry, kati 25 lean, kati 42 Port, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 35 Mutton, Australian, lb. 26 Fowl, kati _0 Hem 'locally reared), kati 45 Ducks, each 60 Pigeon: domestic unhedged, pair 80 Pigeons, fledged,
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    Commercial News.
    309 5 THE SHARE MARKET. H KTLIN AND CO S REPORT. Jan. 5. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London: down l|32d. New York: J 3,16 cents <GJ, down 1 32 ccr... Shares: Quiet. Allenbys 45—55 cent*, Ayer Moleks 30 —35 cents. Ayer Fanas 30 —35 cents, Bassetts 15—20 cents, Brogas 20—25 cents,
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    Fraser's Weekly Report.
    745 5 Messrs. Fraser and Co., in their vveckiv market report of Jan. 4. state: The dislocation of business due to the Christ- I mas and New Year holidays has had its natural effect on the share and commodity markets both here and at home, and with cxehanses mostly
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    QUEENSLAND INSURANCE COMPANY.
    168 5 Bel 30 <fcr the end d It 7' T f the Immran-. hie*i kt, COrp^!r atfd (1883 In Australia, for and Co. Ltd. and > the amount at Lhe ere Jit cf rev rife of 8 9^,r fou?hl l forward from last £133 S4.'l? ,i ~m rk:nB
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS.
    151 5 Foreign experts of in, being final shipments en ccean-r,t:amers at all Malayan ports, during he month of Deccmb r. 1932. D.stination. Tons. Un ted Kingdom 130 United S at.s cf America 1,453 Continent of Europj 2,236 British Posse siens 251 Japan !84 Other Foreign Countries 21 Tctal
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    222 5 (By Courtesy ot Hongkong Bank.) Singapore, Jan. ft. Selling London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 15 16d London. 3 month lijfct 2s. 3 29\32d., London 60 :'a>s' sight 2s. 3", d.. London 30 days' sight 3 27;22d.. London demand 2s. 3 13'16d.. L'cndeh TT. 2z. 3 25 32d.,
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    PRODUCE.
    197 5 Singapore, Jan. 5. ft (Sir-.m) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $120 R. (Siam) W. Coast 2 $117 Ii:"C 3. Siam No. 1 $108 Rice, B. Siam No. 2 $103 Ricv. Siam per koyan No. 1 $166 Rice, Siam No. 2 $143 Rico, Skim No. 3 $134 Pke, Siam
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    102 5 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore, Jan. 5. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Hankow Maru 22; Hong Peng 20; Citta Di Siracusa 19. Main Wharf (Entiance Gate 3). Kaiscr-I-Hind 18; Takada 14. Empire Dock (.Entrance Gate 3). Nagato Maru 30; Benalder 32; Karapara 35; Ipoh 36. Empire Dock (Entrance
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    68 5 Singapore, Jan. 5. Standard Spot (loose) 7 7 1 19 Standard Spot (F. 0.8.) 7 7 7 10 Jan. T%6 7», Feb. 7 316 7', Mar. 7 516 1% Apr.-June 1% 7' July-Sept. 7 I 7 i Tone of Market: Very Quiet. Latest Cable: London
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    BENZINE AND KEROSENE PRICES.
    156 5 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (S.S.). LTD. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene ara as follows: Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0 86 Ex 4 gallon drum per British Imperial gallon $f 89 Shell Motor Spirit per 4 gallon tin
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    DEATH SHIP.
    105 5 Messages Of Russian Sailors. SHIPPING NEWS. Aklta, Dec. 21. Papers apparently bearing- death messages of s x sailors, were found in the cabin of a wrecked motor vessel on Dedo beach to-day. Ttke Bod-ed ci the dx men indicated they had d.ed from exposure and starvation after their
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    ILLEGAL JAPANESE FISHERMEN.
    154 5 The customs revenue cutt'-r "Arayat" early this morning made an unannounced trip, says the •Philippines Herald 1 of Dec. 26. this tim 2 southward, it is understood, to do sccuting work in the southern islands, following repcrts received at the customs office that Japanese fishermen there are
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    ARRIVALS.
    196 5 •T:bo.- Dut 684 ton*, from Djarr.bi, 5-1; for Djambi 7-1. •Ban Hong Leong. 1 Brit., 739 tons, from Chertoon, 5-1. f:r Java Ports, 6-1. "Pahud," Dut 1.183 tons, from Ball, 5-1; for Amniran 8-1. 1 Tosrnn.' 1 Dut 672 tons, from P;ntianak, 5-1: for Pontianak, 7-1. "Scnan-r." Dut.. 729
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      232 5 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Last Yesterday. Night M Bright M.n. Temp. Rainfall Sun hin Ti-mo Stations. P. Inches. hours deg. F A'or Star 88 Nil 4.6 71 Kota Bharu 84 0.04 8.9 76 K. Trengganu 83 0.15 7.9 75 Bukit Jeram 85 0.48 4.9 72 1 M.TElng 81
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      212 6 CAPITOL 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 GRAND OPENING OF Warner Bros, immense achievement with the Screen's greatest personality JOHN BARRYMORE lv tno ir n J r romance of the I RUSSIAN IMPERIAL I "The NAD W GENIUS i MAD in Mis desires to possess a the soul of another man MAD in
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      238 6 PAVILIOINJ 6.15 TO-NIGHT &is TOO BIG FOR WORDS What does it matter whether you have read "Back Street" or not* Just come and see it on the screen. If there is one production that I beggars description it is this: JOHN BOLES IRENE DUNNE in Fannie Hurst's "Back Street" A
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    JOHORE NEWS.
    767 7 Echo Of Naval Base Tragedy. Case Against Deceased Struck Off. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore, Jan. 4. As reported In the "Malaya Tribune" on Tuesday, Mr. John Black Roberison, a European, who was the works foreman at the Naval Base, was missed on Saturday, and his body fully
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    KNIVES FOUND IN COFFEE SHOP.
    152 7 Alleged Offenders Before The Court. The discovery of a bundle containing several knives in a coffee shop in Maud Road, on Monday last led to the arrest of three Chinese, who were produced before the District Judge (Mr. J. H. Pedlow) yesterday. They were charged
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    SIKH ON MURDER CHARGE.
    287 7 Husband And Wife Attacked. The Singapore Ccroner (Mr. F. G. Bourne) -nquirtd into the death of a Sikh yesterday Who died in hospital as the result of injuries alleged to have been inflicted by a oompatriot named Santok Singh. At the conclusion his honour returned a
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    ROYALIST PRISONERS GET CLEAR.
    57 7 Escape From African Settlement. Madrid. Jan. 4. It is reported that the escaped Royalist prisoners hate arrived at Port Etienne. Senegal —Reuter. [A number of Spanish Royalist politic 1 priacnen eserpe'd from a prison settlement In North Africa on Monday. They included Prir.--Alfcnzo de Bourbon, a
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    CHANDU IN CABBAGES.
    152 7 Customs Detect Clever Attempt. A clever attempt to smuggle a quantity of non-Government chandu into the Colony was revealed cefore the District Judge (Mr. J. H Pedlow) yesterday, when a cook employed on a ship plying bawecai Ch:na ports and Singapore was called up:n ro answer a
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    UNEXPECTED FIND.
    51 7 Printing Machinery And Documents Seized. Whilst ra ding a house in Desker Road the other day in search of chandu, officers of the Monopolies Department unexpectedly came upcn printing machinery and a quantity cf documents. It is believed that the premises were used for the printing of seditious
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      291 7 Assets exceed $12,000,000. Jiß Assets exceea 91 Assurance in force oyer $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building. Cecil Street, Singapore. r™-,™ 6 LONDON, OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry. EC The Company has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court
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    JAPAN DEFIES THE WORLD.
    927 8 It is possible to admire the grim determination, the inflexible purpose, with which Japan pursues her aims, though the aims themselves have to be utterly condemned. She has clearly set herself to a big enterprise, and means to fulfil it remorselessly by successive stages. It happens
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    129 8 Passengers from batavia to Singapore by the we c Mr"SSt lR o an *ere. Mr. and Mrr.. 3 ab-id-- Mr *»i„k« Mr Mon tfooTt and Mr M and Mrs Amsdcn. Mr. Thomson and Mr Adam, van Sehcltrmn. Flom aLfebL to Mr. P. S Pgirc and Mr A.^no P A a
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    OPTIMISM OF MR. DE VALERA.
    117 8 Expects To Return 80 Candidates. Reuter. Dublin. Jan. 4. The expectation Uiat 80 Fianna Fail candidates will be returned at the forthcoming election is expressed in an official statement after a meeting of the party executive, which decided fo run 98 candidates. The party's full
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    SIAM PREPARING A WELCOME.
    51 8 Visit Of Sultan And Sultanah Of Johore. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. Jan. 4. The Siamese authorities are arranging to make the visit of Their Highnesses the Sultan and Sultanah of Johore to Bangkck next week as enjoyable as possible, while observing their desire to travel
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    WORLD PARLIAMENT OF RELIGIONS.
    58 8 Ceylonese To Preside In America. Mr. Darrel J. Peir.s. General Secretary, Uural Reconstruction S clety, seys a Colombo message, has been invited to pcs de over the World Parliament of Religions which will be held next year in America. Mr. Peiris will Ifave Ceylon next April.
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    NEW B.A.T. CIGARETTE.
    145 8 400,000 Made Daily At Kuala Lumpur Factory. Cork-tipped cigarettes st moderate price arcrapidly finding favour among Chinese in the F.M.S.. and to meet the growing demand, the B.A.T. factory at Pudu. Kuala Lumpur, io turning them out at the rate cf 400,000 per da v. A "Malay
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    STATISTICS OF CHINA'S FOREIGN TRADE.
    120 8 The "Statistics of Chmas Foreien Tn.n> During the Last Sixty-five Years,' edhe™ Mr C. Yang and others of the RaccarS, Insitute of the Social Science, of the Chinese, it contains 14 chapters and 183 pages. J2£*iTi h ch s L vr 4 uamcd »nd since
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    PHILIPPINES INDEPENDENCE.
    29 8 Reuter. Washington. Jan. 4. President Hoover has referred the Philippines Independence Bill to the Secretary for War for report. There Is strong indication cf an impending veto.—Reuter
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    EGYPTIAN CABINET RESIGNS.
    26 8 Reuter. Ua 'j Cairo, Jan. 4. PrSf k J Pa ha haa resigned. Tho ™SSi is reforming the Ministry and replacing three Ministcrs.-Reutcr
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    HIGHER U.S. TARIFFS.
    40 8 Reuter. a Rfii Wsshlnron, Jan. 4. tariffs 01 J Vy of a<to,tlon on imports frcm countries whose ear rencies arc at least five per cent. par has been introduced in'o Lhe House of Preventatives by Congressman Hill^Rcuter^"
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    On Other Pages.
    113 8 M COUNCIL, on page 2 2? I F! TAL "*E ASSURANCE, on page 2 RE-EIfrER RUSSIA, on page 2 S OUR READERS 1 VIEWS, on page 3 CHINA MERCHANTS LOAN cn pa-e 3 CRIME INCREASE IN HARBIN 3 2.500 ACRES FOR PEASANTS on 3 SOVIET TIMBER IMPORTS,
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    425 8 •> *.>**.: (BY ••LOOKER-ON "> <• Japan is like a burglar whn f, quite offended if the housohri? resents his intrusion. 0Useh °l<ier And the League of Xations lik* policeman who hesitates to anw d criminal unless he promises to quietly." K There is talk of "localising
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    33 8 Prom Holland and Germany by the Pocia i Tello," due at Singapore to-mcrrow. From Europe (London mails despatched on Dec. 15), by the "Maldera." due at Penang at 10 p.m. to-day.
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    29 8 The valuation of property in Kuala Lumpur has been lowered for 1933 so that, although the rate remains the same, the actual amount cf ass:ssment payable will be less.
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    44 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London: 2?Jd. New York: 3 316 ccnts (Gold). Singapore: 7—7 1 16 ccnts. tin. London Spot: £141. (Down 137s. 6d Londcn 3 months: £142. (Down 135s). Singapore: $71%. COPRA. Messrs. Barlow and Co. report: Sundrled $5.40 Mixed $4 95
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    Japanese Present Three Demands.
    110 9 INTENSE ALARM AT PEIPING AND TIENTSIN. INHABITANTS WARNED TO PREPARE FOR A SIEGE. British Warships Ordered To Chingwangtao. HEROIC STORY OF THE DEFENCE OF SHANHAIKWAN. Although hopes have been expressed that the lighting in the Shanhainwan area will be localised, alarm is felt in Peiping and
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    DAY OF TERROR AT SHANHAIKWAN.
    229 9 Peking. Jan. 4. Pur Howard Kelly. CcmmonrierChiei ol ihe China Siation. has o.dered British sloops 4 Bridgewater" and Fol:--to picceed to Chngwangtao tt> safeguard British interests in the Shanhalkwtn Rome. Jan. 4. Matsnoka explained th? Japanese rosi- Manchukuo in an interview wi h Sig. last
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    HOPES OF LOCALISING CONFLICT.
    184 9 Precautionary Instructions To A Mine-Layer. ft Tckyo, Jan. i. ttith th fighting in Shanhaikwan haltei official circles appear to be hopeful that th J will be localised. Meanwhile, the mine- Tokiwa," at present at Sasebo, has b?en ordered to pr c°ed to Chingwantao as a pre--atition.
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    ATTITUDE OF FRENCH GOVERNMENT.
    382 9 H 1,1 A(J oot Same Policy As Britain. id net» nnri r Paris, Jan. 4. I in 3"d r n t C co, laboration with Great 1 1 N ent WltWn the Rework of of t£ IT k ReUter is the ward the Government's attitude K:r
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    GATES DESTROYED BY SHELLS.
    307 9 Picture Of Heroic Defence Of Shanhaikwan. 7VWo„k« Peiping, Jan. 4. Telegraphic despatches from Shanhaikwan paint a picture of heroism on the part of the Cliinese troops who clung to the defences in £2L C a terrlf >- ln and demoralising bombardh oni 3P' land and air
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    ANOTHER DRIVE ON CHINA.
    483 9 America Will Not Recognise Gains. Reuter. New York. Jan. 4. The American capital views the capture of Shanhaikwan as the beginning of another far- I flung drive on Chinese territory, according to the Washington correspondent of the New York j "Herald Tribune." It is added that
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    SEKHO RIVER CROSSED.
    248 9 Chinese Reinforcements Rushed Up. Shanghai, Jan. 5. Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang (Chairman of the Peiping branch cf the Military Affairs Commission and ruler of North China» wired ta the Central Government tost Tuesday evening stating that he had given instructions tr. Qen He Chu Kuo (Commander of
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    PEIPING AND TIENTSIN NEXT?
    254 9 Inhabitants Ordered To Prepare For Siege. Peiping, Jan. 3. TtaSS? n n Xl(?ty Prevails at Piping and Tientsin. lhe authorities have been holdinconferences and discussions md are planS h/h,I aenal d6fence of cities. The to! Sge of t ?he t: cli P r ViSi nS aBainSt
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    CAUSE OF JAMAICA RIOT.
    111 9 Soldier's Joke Leads To Death. Kingston (Jamaica*, Jan. 4. A joke at a temperance bar dance is apparently the cause of the dis urbances h>re among the First Northumberlands yesterday. Pte. McDcugall donned anothr dancer's jacket and went into the stre-t. The owner followed and retrieved
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    FRENCH LINER ON FIRE.
    425 9 ABLAZE IN THE CHANNEL. Five Ships Standing By. MANY OF CREW STILL MISSING. Reuter. Another disaster to a French luxury AvL T ed «hen the At!an iqU e- caught fire in the Channel. 7 J"l Willi *we en board, but 17 lLl« £S S?*» Survivors already
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    SEVERAL HOUSES BURNED.
    293 9 tire In South Bridge Road. Wooden Structures Blaze Furiously. Several housrs were damaged by fire in the cany hcurs cf this morning. The outbreak occurred in one of a row of shophouses in ~outh Bridge Road between Smith Strret and Sago Lane. The houses are of the
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    296 10 Sports Pastimes. HOCKEY. EUROPEANS V. THE REST. YESTERDAY'S TRIAL AT S.C.C. NON-EUROPEANS HOLDING TRY-OUT TO-DAY. The Europeans played a Uiai match at the SCC. yesterday in preparation for the annual Europeans v. The Rest match which will be played on the Padang on Wednesday. The test is being looked for
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    S.R.C. "A" BEAT KHALSA.
    392 10 POOR GAME ON PADANG. Play never reached a high standard in the game last evening in which the S.R.C. "A" defeated the Khalsa Association by 4—l. Th" game turned out to be extremely dull and them were few co-ordinating or pretty movements. The S.R.C. were well-served
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    TO-DAY'S TRIAL AT S.R.C.
    153 10 The weather and the holiday having greatly interfered with the try-out play at the SRC last Monday, the following teams will meet on the Recreation Club ground to-day for a more serious trial than was possible on the previous occasion, when a number of eliglbles were
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    GERMANY'S INVITATION TO INDIA.
    54 10 New office-bearers were elected and exhibition matches arranged at the annual general meeting of the Indian Hockey Federation in New Delhi on Dec. 17. The proposal to send a hockey team to Germany and other parts of Europe in 1934 was brought before the meeting hut
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    MALACCA v. NEGRI SEMBILAN.
    58 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Jan. 4. The following will represent Malacca against Negri Sembilan at Seremban on Saturday: J. Shaldum; H. M. de Souza (Jr.), Saaid b. Osman; R. Leon, E. W. Reeves (capt.) and Abbas; L. H. N. Davis, W. I. Rogers, R. F.
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    52 10 Y.M.CA. 2nd v. S.CR.C. 2nd on tho S.CR.C ground to-mcrrow: J. H. Duclos; H. S. Duncan (capt.), N. F. Modder (Jr.), Lee Tuck Soon, F. G. Dunsford, W. Dunhill; I. Van Geyzel. B. R. Mistri, E. K. Yzelman. Chew Seng Tan, Looi Eng San. Reserves:—E. Miles, Chan Jo Tiang, C.
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    44 10 Y.M.CA. Ist v. Police at Thomson Roaa, to-morrow: C. C. Meredith; P. O'Dwyer, M. Catchatoor; G. L. P. Willis, R. Lyne (capt.), lee Fong Lim; W. R. Willis, G. A. Nelson, R. J. R. Stracey, P. C. Sands, D. Ross. Reserves:—J. Ferguson, W. Ferguson.
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    50 10 Y.M.CA. Ist v. the R.A.F. at Seletar on Saturday: C. C. Meredith; P. O'Dwyer, M Catchatoor; G. L. P. Willis, R. Lyne (capt.), Lee Fong Lim; W. R. Willis, P. C. Sands, R. J. R. Stracey. G. A. Neyson, D. Ross. Reserves:—l.ooi Eng San, N. F. Modder (Jr.), L. Dunsford.
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    AUSTRALIAN TOUfi IN ENGLAND.
    237 10 PROVISIONAL TEST DATES FOR 1934. CRICKET. The M.C.C. Board of Control has fixed the following dates for the Test matches between England and Australia in England in 1934: Nottingham, June 8, 9, 11. 13. Lord's, June 22, 23, 25, 2C. Manchester, July 6, 7, 9, 10.
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    MICKEY WALKER TO MEET SHARKEY.
    247 10 FIGHT IN BOSTON NEXT JUNE. BOXING. Los Angeles, Dec. 5. Mickey Walker, former middleweight champion, will fight Jack Sharkey, world's heavyweight champion, for the latter's title in June n Boston, Jack Kearns, Walker's manager, \nnounced today. Walker, whose campaign in the heavyweight division suffered a
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    SPEEDY DADO BEATS A CHAMPION.
    57 10 Los Angeles, Dec. 20. Speedy Dado, the Filipino bantam, to-day won the decision over Eugene Huat, Fre t eh champion, by a wide margin. Huat took but one round and two were even, with Dado piling up points in the other seven. The Frenchman narrowly
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    RIVERS v. BRADY.
    28 10 The weighing-in cf boxers taking part in co-morrow's programme at the New World arena, will take place at the Arab Dispensary at 2 p.m. to-morrow.
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    Y.M.C.A. POOL.
    26 10 SWIMMING. Members of the Y.M.CA. are requested to note that the swimming pool will be closed for cleaning to-morrow and will reopen on Saturday.
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    ROVERS' B.P. CHRISTMAS PARTY.
    556 10 FIFTH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS. BADMINTON. The Rovers B.P. celebrated their fifth anniversary at Mr. Aw Boon Haw's bungalow Pasir Panjang on Dec. 25, 26 and 27. A group photograph was taken on Christmas day when prizes were distributed to the successful competitors in the various events, and
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    USEFUL B.P.
    205 10 All communications to the Useful B. P. should be foiwarded to 105, Nelson Read, the hon. secretary's new address. Parties or clubs desiring matches are requested to communicate with the sports captain, 129, Nelson Road. At the first monthly meeting. Mr. Tan Hye Leong. was appointed a committee
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    S.C.C. "B" BEAT MEDICAL COLLEGE.
    166 10 RUGBY FOOTBALL. An S.C.C. "B" team inflicted a heavy defeat on the Medical College on the Padang yesterday, when they ran out winners by one goal, four tries (17 points) to nil. Mr. Vaughan Jones refereed and the teams were: S.C.C. "B": Rothery; Vincent, Robertson,
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    "Back Street" At The Pavilion.
    210 10 AT THE CINEMAS Large audiences were present at both shows at the Pavilion Theatre yesterday for the opening screening of the much-discussed film, "Back Street," the screen version of Fannie Hurst's famous novel. Irene Dunne and John Boles fill the main rtles with great understanding
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    Double Attraction At The Tivoli.
    198 10 Lovers of Hindustani songs and music are promised good fare at the Tivoli to-night, when a double stage and screen attraction will commence a short season. Miss Anarkah, who is a well-known Indian cinema actress and is described as the "Lady Sandow," will give a
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    52 10 The following will represent the "A" team in the semi-final of the C.W.C.A. League competition to-day v. the "G" team at the Balestier Road ground, commencing at om- P»ng Kong. Ah Chew, Song Hock, SSwee Chua, Chee Kit. Ah Edward Chiang. Hoi San, Peck Jim. Ah Heng. Reserve:
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    32 10 Mr Teo Chin Ann has been re-elected as the football captain of the Rovers B P- and ah requests for soccer fixtures should be addressed to him at 222, River Valley Read.
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    40 10 BILLIARDS. The final of the Russian Pool Tournament at the S.C.C. between Capt. D. V. Hill and C. B. Maxwell and Lt. M. JT. L. Wilkinson ~.nd R. S. Wilson will be played to-morrow evening at 6 p.m.
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    G.G.C. HOSE CUP.
    20 10 GOLF. P Wiiscn (80—13—67) was the winner of the Hose Cup Competition played at the Garrison G.C.
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    S.G.C. MIXED FOURSOMES.
    19 10 The usual monthly mixed foursomes competition at Bukit Timah will be held on Fiiday, the 13th.
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    What’s On To-Night.
    176 10 Alhambra.—Ronald Colman in "Arrowsmith." Capitol.—John Barrymoxe in "The Mad G nius." fcnplrc—"One Hour With You." featuring Maurice Chevalier and Jeanette Mac Donald. Half-price week-end matinees: "Ladies Love Brutes." Great World.—Side shows, pasar malam, Malay opera, Chinese wayangs, silent and talking films ("Delicious"). Marlborough-—Double feature programme: Hoot Gibson
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    S.A.F.A. ANNUAL MEETING.
    964 10 Clean Football In Singapore. The Command And The Malaya Cup. Some important matters regarding th<; Malaya Cup competition and sham amateurism" were discussed at the annual general meeting of the Singapore Amateur Football Association held at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday. Mr. R. L. Hastie presided and
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    96 10 The turf on the Wimbledon centre court, where only eminent players are allowed to play, was brought from Cumberland which was famous for its grass. The court is completely covered with net, and galleries are elected all round to accommodate 15,000 people. The referee of the tournament Is paid as
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    SHANHAIKWAN STILL IN FLAMES.
    327 10 Volunteers Launch Attack From Rear. The Peip'.ng headquarters of th** North-East Volunteers have wired to Gen. Tang Yu L n (Chairman of the Jehol Provincial Government) urging him to attack the Japanese trom the rear and to cut the Feng-hsn Fa 1 way (in southern Liaonin*
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    LARGE CONCENTRATION OF TANKS.
    157 10 Japanese Marines About To Land. Shanghai, Jan. o. The Chinese forces ate concentrated thr miles to the west of Shanhaikwan. Twen'.y additional Japanes? tanks are arriving at Chinwangtao. The situation there i"> most critical. Thri-e Japanese cruisers ha.v arrived there, teven having already arrived 0:1 luesday
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    MR. AW BOON HAW.
    120 10 His Interest In Chinese Aviation. (From Our Chinese Correspondent A recent cable from Shanghai stated Chinese National Salvation Aviation tion have appointed Mr. Aw Boon Ha local "Tiger Balm King," «as a> nthe Asspciation's Managing Commit tee which includes Dr, C. T. Wang Foreign Minister) and
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    HOSPITALITY OF BANGKOK.
    1721 11 REPORT ON ANNUAL CONFERENCE. Delegate's Talk To Local Rotarians. SIAM AND THE "RODA" MAGAZINE, luncheon of the Rotary Club of 'trday at the Adelphl Bey, the President, was id there Ml a good attendance rs, including Sir John Scott. tsual address a business meetld Mr. John Laycock
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    SELANGOR CHINESE STUDENTS.
    122 11 Annual Gala. The Chinese Students' Literary Association. Kuala Lumpur, held their gala on Caristmes night. About 80 ladies and gentlemen sat down to tea. After tea, the president of the Association, Mr. Chew Sze Poong, in a short speech invited the vice-president s wife. Mrs. Goh So:
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      191 11 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, JAN. 5. High Tides.—4.3o a.m., 5.20 p.m. Rugby: M.C.U. v. "C" Coy., Wiltshire, M.C.U. Hcckey: Rest Trial, S.R.C; R.A. v. R.C., R.A. TO-MORROW, JAN. 6. High Tides.—s.2o a.m., 6.54 p.m. Hockey: S.R.C. v. 1.A., S.R.C.; Khalsa v. A.P.C, Khalsa; S.CR.C v. Y.M.CA., S.CR.C. Football: S.C.F.A. League,
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      657 11 CLUB DIARY. Si'nlaZl aren numeroUst umcroUs Cl and Societies in rmSSTi 7 St °J he members o, which are IT?"*.* the "Malaya Tribune." This <Diary In SPeCIaUV )0r tHcm Series a?c anTLLniT OP^ ate iU keepin «P-to-date wm St 01 oeneral H"™* CaH COver mating: enterand lU9ht visits and such
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    SEPARATION ORDER REFUSED.
    2547 12 JUDGMENT AGAINST MRS. CRESSON. "Unable To Control Her Tongue." In No Danger Of Bodily Injury. Judgment was delivered by Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell in the Supreme Court yesterday in the case in which Annie Crcsson petitioned the Court for a judicial separation on the ground of pcrsis
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    TWENTY-FIVE YEARS' SERVICE.
    145 12 Dutch Bank's Gift To Chinese Employee. A pic a cant function took placc yes erday at the offices or th; Ntherlands Trading Society wh'n the Society, in recognition cf the comple.ion of 25 years* efficient service by a Chinece member cf the?r staff. Mr. Chee H*an, presented
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    S.C.A.D.HS. ANNIVERSARY.
    68 12 Members cf tho Straits Chinese Amateur Dramatic and Musical Sieietv are re:' Cf the anniversary celebration, which bo held at Mr. Aw B:on Haws bungalow. 3' milestone. Pasir Panjang, on Saturaay ana Sundry. Two gold medals will be presents by tho President, Mr. Leng Kirn Choon. w Me-srs.
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    A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SIAM.
    990 13 TEN-YEAR PLAN FOR COUNTRY. Influence Of Soviet System And Kuomintang. The following article, taken from the "Philippines Herald," is n by Frazicr Hurst, an American Correspondent and well-known er of International Affairs who recently made a Survey of the East for the Hearst Newspapers. on
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    GIANT ROCKETS.
    441 13 Plan To Penetrate The Higher Atmosphere. A group of enthusiasts is a t work in Len lngrad studying movemenu under cT In TZ c U 01 < the Aerial Techn ue Bu^u of the Society for Aerial Chemical Defence J&e group was formed in October. 1931 and consists
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    MANCHUKUO AND JAPAN.
    329 13 Preparations Started For Commercial Treaty. Tokyo, Dec. 19. Regardless of any action the League of Nations Assembly may contemplate, Japan will proceed with plans to negotiate a commercial treaty with Manchukuo, it was learned to-day. and several departments of the Government are already working on the draft.
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    GEN. CHIANG ON RED ROUT.
    536 13 Account Of Fight With Communists. Nanking, Dec. 19The once formidable Communist bandit h*rdcwhich for ft long period lavaged Central an i j Eastern Hupeh, Southern Honan and Western Anhwei had been crushed in the short spaa. lof four months. This fact is borne out by
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    MUTINY ON BRITISH STEAMER.
    172 13 Replacement Of Deck Officers Follows Trouble. Infcrmation has reached Shanghai that a mutiny occurred aboa/d the British steamer "Rajah of Sarawak" while the vessel was at Chefoo -on December 1. The yes-el. which is owned by Mr. G. L. Shaw, of Antung. Manchuria, was bound fcr
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    GENERAL CHIANG ON BANDITRY.
    289 13 General chian* Kai Shek's frank avowal to *£L&*£!s at Nanking that the coamunistbandlt problem is less military than economic is, in a seme. 8 mere repetition of previous official statements. It has, however, .spinal importance in that it reveal a definite chainof view in the mind
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    "NEW IDEALS OF SEX."
    879 13 Dr. Marie Stopes On The Pauline Doctrine. An address on "New Ideals of Sex," in which early marriage, birth control and tne tion of the unfit were advocated, was delivered (says a Manchester Guardian" report) by Dr S"oi tv or°?f meeting 0f the Society of Manchester
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    HIT ACTOR WITH A HAMMER.
    189 13 Russian Playwright Charged At Harbin. Harbin, Dec. 18. The Russian author, E. Greisser, who after the first performance of his musical comedy, "Millionaire Vorobeichik," hit one of the actors over the head with a hammer, will be brought to trial on a charge of attempted
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    IMPRISONMENT OF THE NOULENS.
    282 13 Conditions Of Their Detention Described By Authorities. Nanking. Dec. 13. The Chinese authorities made the following official statem-nt to-day regarding the Jmprisonment of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Noulens. Who are serving a life sentence for having participated in communist activities: Noulrna and his wife, since their
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    FOREIGN CLAIMS ON MANCHUKUO.
    158 13 Settlement Plan Drawn Up By Government. A B Tokyo, Dec. 15. All claims, totalling $12,»00,u00, held by America. Britain, France, Germany, Japan Austria, Norway, Holland, Czechoslovakia,' Sweden and other countries on the old Manchuria n Government will be honoured by the Manchukuo Government, according to a
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    INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES.
    2386 14 Burma Council Against Separation—For Federation With Right Of Secession—The Cabinet's Attitude —The Anti-Untouchability Campaign Situation—Orthodoxy Fighting Every Inch— Terrorism Punished By Collective Fine On Hindus Of Chittagong. The Burma Legislature, after a six days' debate, defeated on Dec. 22 by a majority of ten votes, U.
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    CHRISTMAS GIFTS FROM VOLUNTEERS.
    304 14 Married "Regulars" Send Thanks. The following letters have becif received with regard to the X'mas presents sent to the children of the Regular Army married families: FROM THE GENERAL. I have to thank you and all ranks of the S.V.C. very heartily for your kindness in
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    MRS. ROOSEVELT'S CONFESSION.
    91 14 "I Never Wanted To Be President's Wife." If I wanted to be selfish I could wish that h2 had not been elected." mis (according to a Daily Herald report) was liie confession made by Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt wife of the United States President-Elect. in an inter-vi-w.
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    WHAT ARE THE THINGS MONEY CANNOT BUY?
    111 14 An American paper has been inviting its leaders to supply items for a Ust of "things that money cannot buy." Among other articles suggested by the lnf enious have been gas for a mountain range scissors to cut the thread of a story,
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      145 14 clear and free from .«tatics though not up to Partes strength. Good musical programme with relays from Berlin. MOSCOW (50 metres) can usually be heard clearly just above the late Saigon's readings from about 8 p.m. Programme nearly alway3 speech In Russian and other languages, whh latterly some music. Reception
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