Malaya Tribune, 19 January 1933

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. X X.- >"/^. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, Jan. 19, 933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1933
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      175 1 iCOf n Buy the I MALAYAN SATURDAY POST/ The Picture Paper. 20 cents. Swan Brand The milk that is l itied by everybody It's quality and economy combined R £******t> 7 1 fcltfe The East Asia,ic co Ltd SINCArOBE KUALA LUMPUR PEN INC l l '.v,;.:'"""""""iyy'"'* -t Change of Business
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      338 1 I" ——I A. FLINTER 6, Raffles Place, Singapme. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and qualify, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. |Ti WHY l)0L:} EVERYONE I
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    INDO-EUROPEAN AIR MAIL.
    2333 2 DEVELOPMENT OF SERVICES. Indian Aero CJub Secretary's Review. Wing Commander A. R. c Co per. Secretary Aero dub of India and Burma, in the course a statement reviews the history of the development of the Air Mail to and from India Tho statement says:— "One of the
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST.
    256 2 LEAGUE OF BULLETIN. The Showing is the health bulletin of the League of Nations' Eastern Bureau. Singapore for week ended Jan. 7. 1933: Alexandria: 219 smallpox cases and 32 deaths as against 154 cases and 47 deaths during the preceding week. Baghdad: 2 smallpox cases and
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    STORY OF CHENG KUO YIU.
    610 2 soßftbviriiL £iGt7J*i?. Stayed With Lover in Singapore. WINE, WOMEN AND SONG. The dismissal of the appeal of young Cheng Kui Yiu, millionaire playboy, by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in England has created a mild sensation here, as public attention is concentrated! on
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    EXECUTION OF OLD WOMAN.
    106 2 jother Of President D owner's Assassin. I I "he 82-year-old mother of Paul Gorgoulov, of President Doumcr cf Prance, has c the way of her son, who was guillotined in Is not long ago. The aged woman was jsed cf stealing a small quantity of grain
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    GIRL FLYERS CRASH IN STORM.
    272 2 RESCUE EFFORTS. Machine Upside Down. Reuter Wireless. Nairobi. Jan. 16. There is considerable anxiety regarding the fate cf Joan Page ?nd Sale Barker, the English girl flyers who arc mi:sing en the re, Urn flight from the Cape to London in easy stages. The girls
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    HAS LADY BAILEY CRASHED?
    112 2 Mollison May Fly In Search Of Her. Reuter. London, Jan. 18. If no news of Lady Bailey is received wi hin a few hours Mr. J. A Mollison announces that he will start immediately in search in a new De Haviland seven-sealer air liner. He will
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    NUDISTS PLAN OLYMPIC MEET.
    325 2 Two Chinese Girl Members. Hongkong is to be the venue of the Nudist Olympic games, according to a dispatch published in the Shangha* Times which states: "History is in the making in Hongkong, we learn from a dispatch' received from the Cclcny thrcugh Chinese sources recently.
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      349 2 tttfy Pta *'c f*"^s Kidney i Age You! At middle-age and after do be surprised if you backache, dizziness, neuralgia urinary disorders. Regard t warnings of kidney strain-, for help that is long overdm all through life, your kidneys are r work filtering the poisons from you* blood. If tney
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      314 2 MALAYAN MONTHLY WEATHER REPORT. Abstract 0 F Observations In December, 1932. Air Tempo »tWH| Humidity. Rainfall. Bright Sunshinf Means. /Extremes. Means.. No of «muune *ax o in Ralnfill Daily Max Mjl Max. MJn. 0 a.m. 3 pan. 9 p.m. Tetal. a day. days. Mean. Total :Alor Star 87 F 0
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    97 3 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. (0wr readers areInvited i* write to us or subjects of public interest, it mn*t be under- that the Malayn Tribune docs not necessarily encase opinions exnrcss'd h. LCTTFRS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, pre, erMy tZ, U on our suk of the
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    "English Language For China."
    2750 3 the Editor, "Malaya Tribune." j tlx» e good friends who ask me- ia ruiio.ity why I. b ing an Inciaj. I ,y" wax so eloquent on the abevs subject. I v v i*. exclusively refers to :n3Cniii s j tk b"ld to answer tha to a
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    "Educational Probrems.
    935 3 fTo the Editor, "Maicya Tribune.' J Sir —Is script ye. iting (f any tfo i indents: Eh poaexmnent, Government end P-ivate Bohoota scrip' writiv.ls brought in'o force from Prima-y Clei. to Ihe Third and Fourth Stcndirch rut v"d. ficm Standard Pour Un c-dinorv rys.ff j ariling is pre
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      10 3 WORTH A DOLI But Only 20 Cen MALAYAN SATURDAY POi
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      217 3 ■■111. I p— i. The All British Medicine British 'ASPRO' i invaluable in Tropical countries where X health is a!-.v;»ys a problem. Sun Clare, headaches are an J t>Vi ry day h;;p ])enin<r. Fevers are every moment occur:', ice f W fWy TT Hi distressing humidity plays havoc with the
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    514 5 Mining Shares. Singapore. Thursday, 11 a.m.. fog tin share quotations are Issued and Co., exchange and stork Buyers. Sellers. £1 As am Kumbang Tin 23 6 25 6 «1 Austral Malay 181- 20!- nom Tj v Hi:am Tin 10 3 11 3 (1 Bangrta Tin 11.- 12|--1
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    313 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. INDUSTRIAL SHARES MORE ACTIVE. Rubber Firms Up A Little. (By Our Financial Correspondent.; Singapore, Thursday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (R.S.S. Singapore) 6 1 cts., up 316 cts. Tin (Singapore), $73%, r down cts. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber 2 5 32d., unchanged. Market Tone: Firmer
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    SHANGHAI BANKING.
    109 5 New Clearing House In Operation. Shanghai. Jan* 11. The new Shanghai Clearing House Association began operat or.s y:slerday and remarkable ligures are {to-day available regarding the volume of lusiness. Within fifty minut s of the opening of the cffic, ever tw.lve hundied bi'ls and cheques, 1 amrunt'ng in
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    229 5 (By Courtesy oj Hongkong Bank.) Singapore, Jan. 19. Selling- London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 15,16 d London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 29 32d., London 6) days' sight 2s. London 30 days' sight 2s 3 27 32d., London demand 2s. 3 13 16d London T.T. 2s. 3
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    535 5 Fraser Co.'s Weekly Report. Fraser and Co. report, as follows on Jan. 18: With outside conditions showing very little change since our last report, there is an air I of apathy ever all sections of the local sha-.e market and although quotations for the most part keep
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    SHARE CONTRACTS.
    252 5 No More Settlement Days Fixed. kcne ll sh-^K th l UnCertainty as t0 wliat Hong- a 4 ScST*!? intended to d 0 for- -ng stck St T al rUm5U the Hong- n-L 1 Exc hange has definitely announced i rt i? yarding thes? reactions. rtcentt* that there was
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    TIE COMMODITIES.
    54 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. Lcndoi 2 5 32d. j New Yrk: 2 15 16 (G.) cents. Singap*: 6 7 16—6Vj cents. TIN. LcndonSpot: £146. (Up 15s). I Londor3 months: £146 12s. 6d. (Up 17s Cd... Singap*: $73.75. I COPRA. Messrs Barlow and Co. report: Sur.ced $5 10 Mixf $4.65
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    137 5 Chmber Of Commerce R. A. Report. j Thjingapoie Ch&mbr of Comrarce Rubber in the'r auction i.port of y:sterday.'.its: CaJog'-ed 1.334 867 lb. 505.92 tons. C*ed 1.243.125 lb.=554.9S ton:. 912.133 lb.=407.20 tons. I jfcdcn 5pot 2 5 32d. .Yr.v York spo; 2 T S cts. Prices Realized. Ribbed
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    INDRAGIRI RUBBER LTD.
    738 5 Annual General Meeting. I LOSS OF $35,752.06. general meeting of the Comthe French Lank Cnam :c rs W Clarke and W Bailey 6 1 Pele ended iS?VS2 T a^ CUntS or for th- 3 32 have i" your hands *«^,r:^,r M >■« zs i snail take them
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    PRICES.
    152 5 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (S.S.). LTD. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kero:ene are as follows: Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0 86 Ex 4 gallon drum per British Imperial gallon $r.39 Shell Motor Spirit per 4 gallon tin $3.73 Shell Kerosene per
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    639 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Thursday. 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotations are hv'ued by Fra:er and Co. and Lyall and Evatt: r «*ue Value. Fraser Lyall Shares. Co. Evatt. 1 Allenby $0.45 $0.55 $0.45 $0.60 1 Alor Gajah 0.25 0.35 0.25 0.35 IA. Hltam 0.50 0.65 0.50
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    CHARTERED BANK.
    35 5 ■'.{■or being chairman fur 30 wrs. Sir M. C Turner has resigned from the Chartered Bank cf India, Australia and China, on the 2nd inst. His successor will b? Mr. A. A. Wii:i".
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      215 6 THE INDEPENDENT THEATRE WITH THE PICK OF THE WORLD'S PICTURES. MATINEES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AT 3 P.M. WHEN YOU'RE NOT LAUGHING IOU'RE CLUTCHING THE SEAT Howard Hughes brings you laughs and thrills as never! IN THIS UNITED ARTISTS SUPER— hsfrv devils- WTTH SPENCER TRACY, WILLIAM BOYD AND ANN DVORAK— i
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      264 6 Amusements 6.15 CAPrfoCSI A Picture made for one The Phantom Prtsident GEORGE M. COHAN ff IP I^l^B j CRICKET FLIChERS Ilntrcduting The AUSTRALIAN' Cfc'CKETEF, SBR ADM AN, MeCABE, RHIARDSON, etc.. demonstrating (heir dividual styles with Bat and Ball. 'PHiNE 5281-5262. ITALPH LYNN AND DM WALLS ARK COMING BACK IN "A
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      497 6 ONLY ONE STAR COULD HAVE MADE I SUCH A PICTURE CONSTANCE BENNETT j Queen of the Screen—in her greatest triumph "TWO AGAINST I THE WORLD" Warner Bros/ Super-Hit. SPECIAL "SHORT" ATTRACTIONS TO-NIGHT—TALKIE 'mT' TWO SHOWS FOR St SILENT PICTURES. .*m\m. m\\\»A ONE P\V\H N'T SECOND SHOW (DOUBLE TALKIE). LEW AYRES
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    Alhambra's Comedy Of The Air.
    197 7 AT THE CINEMAS. Excellent entertainment is on the bill at Alhambra, where "Sky Devils" began a season last night. This picture is produced ?Lu.° W a Hughes, who was responsible for Hell s Angels," and it is more or less a bur!2Kf e 0r L
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    Clever Burlesque At The Capitol.
    258 7 'The Phantom President.- new showin« a he Capitol, is not only very funny It i," cever musical burlesque, with a neat touch of cTowS ality *15 probable that *J oTZ croud scenes are taken from the actual record; -J. X' f nt al cam P
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    MAINTENANCE ORDER.
    176 7 Failure To Comply With It. George Fan*, a European, appeared hefor the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer) yesteraay for failing to comply with a maintenance order mude against him In favour of his wife, who is now living in London. The order was issued by the Justices
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    INTERNATIONALISM IN SPORT.
    1643 7 OLYMPIC GAMES. "Incidents" Explained To Rotarians. DIVING CHAMPIONS. An in!c:t ting address describing incidents at the Olympic Games was given by Mr. Ralph Summeril. toaeh tc the winning American diving team at the la.Vi Games, at the weekly luncheon meeting: of the Rctary Club cf Singapore, held
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    WESTMINSTER IS OVERCROWDED.
    94 7 No More Room For Statesmen And Artists. Lt-ndon. Dec. 8. When the tablet to the late Lord Oxford Is completed there will be- no more room for future statesmen, diplomats, and artists in Westminster Abi*ey, declared the Rev. W. ioxley-Norris, the Dean of Westminster, ie< cmtly. "It
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    THE MAN BEHIND THE SPEED RECORDS.
    275 7 Lord Wakefield's 73rd Birthday. London, Dec. 12. Lcrd Wakefield, often called "the man behind the spe.d records," has just celebrated his 73rd birthday. He Is an ardent imp'rialls: with an unwavering faith in Great Britain's future, and he has done probably more than any
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    SIX UNSOLVED CRIMES THIS YEAR.
    181 7 20 Women Victims In Four Years. Lcndon, Dec. 1». Si» unsolved murder mysteri s have b\°n added by 1932 to the already long list of puzzles unanswered by Scotland Yard. Since the beginning cf 1929 Ihirty-Uo murderes hay eluded the police. In these four years
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    BURIAL OF MR. W. C. WILLIAMS.
    296 7 The funeral of Mr. Wilfr d Cyril Williars, of St. James Pcwer Station, who was drowned at the Swimming Ciub on Tuesday, took place at the Bidadari Cemetery yesterday and was very largely attended. Among those present at the graveside were: Mr. Ham, Deputy
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    MAN WHO FELL INTO THE SEA.
    176 7 Body Found Two Days Later. who fell into the at the Naval Base en the night of Jan 12 has been recovered by the police It will be recalled that the m was seated °n tv at the Wharf near the entrance whowas seated
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    SHAW'S GOOD-BYE TO ENGLAND.
    416 7 Oft On A World Tour. London, Dec. 15. Mr. George Bernard Shaw, accompanied by Mrs. Shaw, has started on a world tour Before he comes home again he will hava visited the Holy Land, India, Malaya, Siam China. Japan, and the United States. "Will I put
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    DETERMINED TO STAY BRITISH.
    178 7 How A Woman Won. London, Dec. 12. A woman who sloutly maintained that slip fcas a British citizen has carried her polr.t, despite the fact that the law proclaimed her an alien. Th? husband of Mrs. Grace E. Tyndall, of Newent, near Gloucester, went to the
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    FOREIGN STUDENTS IN ENGLISH UNIVERSITIES.
    50 7 Of 2,387 foreign students in English Universities, coming from 61 countries, the Indians number the most, being 728 during the present term. 400 of them are studying medicine, economics and engineering. India has also the largest representation among women students who this term number 600.
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      619 7 I ATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. ROYAL ENGUSir SCHOOL. OF RIVER VALLEY ROAD AND TANK ROADi. OWNED AND CONDUCTED BY A QUALIFIED TEACHER. Vacancies in all standards including (a mbrid?<? and Commercial Classes. Second-hand TypM|rit;r, in good ap T rms. s.nd sample of c 0 Malaya Tribune. NOTICE. arrant nsnt th> Powers of
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      203 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS ORDINANCE NO. 44 (BANKRUPTCY.) IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. In Bankruptcy. No. 3-16 of 1932. Re WEE BABA, of No. 80, Haig Rd.. Singapore, Clerk. Receiving Order made 2nd December. 1932. Date cf Order for Summaiy Administration, 17th January. 1933 Date of
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      95 7 I Assets exceed $12,000,000. g Assurance in force oyer $35,000,000. I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In the Strait* Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England'and compiles with th- mm h LONDON, OFFICE:
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    BOOKS IN MALAYA.
    616 8 Local reporters seem to have fo|md Mr. A. E. W. Mason, a famous author, an elusive geitlcman, for he was in Singapore several days before ;miv of them could get hold of him. Eventually the Malaya Tribune manage.l to interview him and some of the remarks he
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    386 8 The “Malay Mail” untitled that the question of brldgd tolls in the F.M.S. will be nbed la the Federal Council. Mr. G. W. A. Trimmer. Chairman of ttu Fenang and Snaapore Harbour Boards, arrived in Pecans cm LfondA? m a vis:: ci inspection. Mr. J. Thivy, ba:ri?ter-at-law. third son oi
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    STUDY OF CHINESE.
    88 8 Rear rship To Be Created At Oxford.. Reuter. London, Jan. 18. The Ur' :rsities dfc China, through their committee I London, have offered Oxford Unicrsity the urn of £775 yearly for ten years ;o encouri the teaching cf the Chine.se 'anguage g the study of Chinese literature,
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    65 8 The P. t I O. "Rajputana," with Europe i mails on boJ 1, Is expected to arrive at Penarg t*t 9 ajn. tc- ly. Prom Ch; and Japan by the "Hakodate Maru," due Singapore to-morrow morning. From Pra;< by the "Felix Roussel," due at Cingapore a a.m. on
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    “FLOWER SHOW” IN SINGAPORE.
    314 8 A gri-Horticultural Exhibition. li is intended to hold an Agri-Hcrticultural Show in Singapore on April 8, 9, and 10. The show will be open to Singapore and Johore and it is hoped a very representative Exhibition will be produced for the cultivators in both places. It
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    DEATH OF DR. W.F. CARNEGY.
    87 8 Popular Member Of Eurasian Community. The death occurred suddenly this morning, at his residence, of Dr. William F. Carnegy, cf. the Geylang Dispensary. The late Dr. Carnegy, who was only 45 years cf age. was at one time in Java, where he enjoyed an extensive
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    MR. BERNARD SHAW.
    144 8 Invited To Nanking University. Reuter. Nanking. Jan. 15. Mr. Lo Chia Luen, Chancellor of the National Central University hero, .elegraphed from Hongkong this afternoon inviting Mr George Bernard Shaw to visit Nanking to give lectures. The text of the invitation, which is in English, is as follows:
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    NATIONAL PARTY.
    110 8 Negotiations To Be Resumed In South Africa. Reuter. Capetown, Jan. 18. It is learned authoritatively that the leaders of the South African Party have definitely decided to attempt to re-open negotiations with Mr. Tielman Rocs. General Smuts will probably meet Mr. Roos to-morrow and. it is understood, demand
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    HINKLER STILL MISSING.
    101 8 Organised Air Search Continues. Reuter Auxerre (France). Jan. 18. A report that a plane, believed to be Hinkler's, has been seen in the Forest of Othe is being investigated but so far it is only an unconfirmed rumour. Later. The Prefecture states that the rumour that Hinkier's
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    GOVERNOR AND PARTY'S TOUR.
    56 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penpjig, Jan. 18. H.E. the Governor. Lady Clementi and party. who have been spending a holiday at Bel Retiro. In the Penang Hills, since Christmas, left tonight for the Dindings en route for Pert Swettenham. They gave an unofficial dinner party aboarl
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    484 8 (BY "LOOKER-ON."; Divorce—Reno-ration. A The Municipality is still f a L, its most hawker-ed problem Mr. Summeriir.s adore* Rotanans convinces one that' ri* is one of the natural accomrJi.k?? l of Americans. I always they went in for a lot of "dive? at there. u> Incidentally he
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    100 8 t I INDO-EUROPEAN AIR MAR. on STORY OP CHENG; KUO YIU 00 GIRL FLYERS CRASH IN STORM OB i» MALAYAN MONTHLY WEATHER REPORT, or. P»- 1 OUR READERS* VIEWS, on pa* 1 MOTORING NEWS, on page 4. y STATE LOTTERY FOR FRANCE m jj POISONED AFTER ARRESV
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    Terrible Conditions In Manchuria. VOLUNTEERS FROZEN TO DEATH AT THEIR POSTS.
    783 9 I BODIES ON MOUNTAIN TOP. GALLANT MEN WHO REFUSED TO SURRENDER. < HINESE LEADERS VERY BITTER GENEVA'S FAILURE TO FACE THE SITUATION. Reuter. rribli example of the Arctic conditions in the fighting zone ria cornea from Takushan Mountain, near
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    SELANGOR TAXI DRIVER CHARGED.
    121 9 in Tj Secret Landing Hylams. 1 a Srlango.* taxi driver, S iQDOd Mapistra e (Mr. charged with abetting The v.rs the sequel HyLuns wore charpxl A 'f in Cclony, thereby MJ 1-! f Ordinance. The men :cxi 11» 1 Kuala L'impnr ?nd engaged ■j-cr c f
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    BOTH BLAMEWORTHY.
    47 9 Maurice Chevalier And His Wife Divorced. Reuter. Paris, Jan. 18. Maurice Chevalier, the film star, and his wife. Yvonne Vallee. are divorced. The court decided that both wcie equally blameworthy fo- the break up of the marriage. Yvonne pleaded desertion and "Maurice incompatability of temperament.—Reuter.
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    NANKING SNOWBOUND.
    94 9 Shanghai. Jan. 18. In keeping with the severe cold all over North China, Nanking is snowbound a foot from the ground, after the heaviest snowstorm for years on Tuesday night. The authorities are taking relief measures for the poor. In the north, tco, there is biting cold and
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    CHENG KWOK YAU REPRIEVED.
    106 9 Second Public Petition Succeeds. Reuter. Hongkong. Jan. 19 Cheng Kwck Yau has been reprieved by the Oovernor-in-Gumcil (Sir William Peel) and his death sentence baa been commuted to li-' r impi isorunent.—Re utcr. [Cheng Kv.'o!: Yau. a young member of a wealthy Ipoh lamily. was convicted
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    RAID ON SINGER PREMISES.
    91 9 American Ambassador Intervenes. Reuter. Tok:o. Jan. 18 The Amc:i an Ambaesador risited Mr. Uchida, the Japanese Foreign Minister, and requested an immediate investigation o." the inge- raid and ndequa c police protection tei American life and property in the future. Mr. Uchida readily complied. The Singer
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    JAPANESE BEFORE THE COURT.
    132 9 Drunk And Disorderly. S. Kameeaki. a well-dressed Japanese, appeared before the Second Magistrate (M A. V/. Ilayi yesterday and was charged with bclas drunk and c'.nct dtriy. It was stated that he was s.en in the JaltS Besar ar?a en Tuesday night shouting and chasing peop'.c
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    A MANDORE'S SALARY.
    162 9 Not Paid For Over Two Years. The allega::on that a mandore. who v engaged on a salary of $40 a month, was not paid his salrny fcr over two years, was made In the Supreme Court yesterday, before Mr Justice Whitley, when an elderly Malay man. Chcta
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    FASCISM IN JAPAN.
    99 9 Nippon To Lead Asia Against Whites? The Fascist Youths' Societies in Japan arcplanning to h.old a Pan-Asiatic Conference in T:kyo in March. They are inviting tie Indians. Turks, Persians and Egyptians to send representatives to the conference to unite the Asiatics against the Whites.—' Mm Kuo Jih
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    HYLAM RAILWAY POUTERS PUNISHED.
    60 9 Iwo Hylam railway porters we* fined $50 and $25 each for cheating a conttoatriot who was employed as a "bey" to Mr. TM. A. Forrer. The case was heard before the DSttict Judge. The complainant stated that The accused demanded 31.50 for carrying Sis luggaje. They
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    CLAIM AGAINST BANK.
    3125 9 SHARE CERTIFICATES. Alleged Security For A Loan. Word "Mortgage" Not In Correspondence. The case in which M LJm sued the P. and O. Banking SST! for the return of ifteir ir.entim was continued vesterSL rn tt y in the Su P" me Court tefoie Mr. Justice Whitley.
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      16 9 REVIEW OF SPORT, i One Feature of the "MALAYAN j SATURDAY POST." j 20 Cents Weekly.
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    Sports & Pastimes. ENGLAND WIN BY 338 RUNS.
    1882 10 Sports Pastimes. ENGLAND WIN BY 338 RUNS. THIRD TEST MATCH CONCLUDED. WOODFULL PLAYS A GREAT GAME. LEG-THEORY CONTROVERSY: AI STRALIAN OPINION. CRICKET. Australia wnc all out for 193 runs shortly after play was resumed after lunch lo-dav, leaving Eng.and winners of the Third Test bv 338 runs. England now lead
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    STOP PRESS.
    20 10 Reuter. Adelaide, Jan. 19. Australia were all out for 193 runs, England winning by 338 runs.— Re liter.
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    THE WEDNESDAY OUT OF THE CUP.
    799 10 MANCHESTER CITY CRASH THROUGH GATESHEAD. ASSN. FOOTBALL. London, Jan. 18. Results in to-day's English Cup replays and mid-week League matches are as frliows:— ENGLISH CUP. Millwall 1, Reading 1 Southend U. 2, Watford 0. Luton T. 2, Barnsley 0. Aston V. 2. Bradford C.
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    MALAYAN CHAMPION ENTERTAINED.
    287 10 BILLIARDS. The Siong 800 Athletic Association held a tea-party last Saturday at its club premises, 128. Cecil Street, in honour of Mr. Tan Kirn £ong, Malayan billiards champion. A ftiirly large gathering 'attended, including the Chinese Consul-Gencral. Mr. Tong Ivao, Mrs. Tong Lao. Mr. David Frank-*!. Mr.
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    R.S.Y.C. EVENTS.
    155 10 YACHTING. On Saturday and Sunday, both classes of R.S.Y.C. yachts will take part in the annual Changi race. The "A" Class will sail for a Club Beer Mug. and the "B" Class for the Aeolus Trophy. The start en the first day will be fr:m the Yacht Club
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    S.R.A. CLASSIFICATIONS.
    100 10 THE TURF. List No. 7, Amendment No. 12. issued on 3an. 18 by the Straits Racing Association, is as follows: HORSES. Transfer: Gay Tel from Class 3 to Class 4. Verdict from Class 3 to Cass 4. New Classifications: Class I, Royal Legion. Sunspark; Class 2 Wampum; Class
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    HAPPILADS TOURNAMENT.
    56 10 BADMINTON. Results of ties in the Hapi-ilads* "A" singles handicap tournament played on Saturday end Sunday: Tan afeOf Chew—lo beat Tan Hut Seng—lo 15—1. 15—6; Lee Ycng Chim—lB beat Tan Lye Sia Scr. 15—11. I—ls, 15—8; Yeo Peck Ngum—lo beai Tan Seng Chia—7 15—it, 13—11; Yco Jco Lim—lB
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    S.C.C. SEVEN-A-SIDE.
    46 10 RUGBY FOOTBALL. A seven-a-side tournament (5 minutes each vsy) will be played at the S.C.C. on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next*week. Entry fee #0 cents. Entries close at 1 p.m. en Saturday. Members (desiring to play should sign sheets provided at the bar.
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    THE CLERICAL UNION.
    54 10 At the annual general meeting of the sports section of tfte Clerical Union on Saturday, the following were elected office bearers for the ensuing year: Mr. C. Mission, Chairman; Mr. J. P. Tham hon. sec.; Mr. O. Oordeiro, assist, hon. sec; committee, Messrs. Lim Tian Lye, Khye
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    58 10 Mr. Tay Oen Seng has resigned the hon. Mr. Tay Oen Seng has resigned the hon. secretaryship of the Straits Physical Athletic Party and Mr. Koh Kirn Yean has been appointed tc take his place. Mr. Loo Boon Kwee was ejected a committee member. All correspondence should be addressed to
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    SOCIAL ATHLETIC PARTY.
    93 10 At the sixtj annur.l general meeting of the Social Athlesc Party en Saturday, at the residence of Mr. Goh Keng Mian, 42, Racs Course Road, the following wee elected officebearers for 1933: President, Mi. Goh Keng Main (re-eletted); vice-presidents, Mr. Ng Hon Pai fre-elected) and Mr. Wong
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    S.R.C. OVERWHELM AIRMEN.
    675 10 EIGHT GOALS TO NIL ON THE PADANG. HOCKEY. Although not fielding their best side, the 3.R.C. proved too strong for the team fielded by the R.A.F. for yesterday's game on the Padang and the Club nun out easy winners by eight goals to nil. The teams lined
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    THE "RABBIT PUNCH."
    67 10 BOXING. London. Dec. 29. Moise Bouquillcn. .he French I.oxer who was knocked out by Jack Doyl? recently, has sent a letter of protest to the British Boxing Board of Control. Bcuquillon stated that he was knocked out by the "labbit punch," a blow on the nupe of
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    BASKET-BALL.
    22 10 On Sunday at the Great World, the Ceeilads Athletic Party defeated the Wah Chong B. P. by 35 to 31 points.
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    AMATEUR SPORTING ASSOCIATION.
    464 10 THIRTEENTH ANN, VER .celebrations: The Amateur Sporting Associate its thirteenth anniversary urday and Sundav a n patron's sea-side bungal< 41 •> Pasir Panjang. There was of members. The programme C Z noon on Saturday and la ted evening, when Mr. Aw Boom h? 1 paid an unexpected
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    BARONET'S SON TO MARRY AN AMERICAN.
    202 10 Daughter Of Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler. i Lemdon. Dec. C I Th.' engagement has jus. been announced fcr the marriage of Cap'ain Neville Lawrence younger eon of Sir Walter R. Lawrence. Bt and Miss Sarah Bu'Jer. only daughter oi D: Nichclas Murray Butler. Prcsid
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    What's On To-Night.
    136 10 Alhambra.—Spencer Tracy. Ann Dvorak I in "Sky Devils." i vtarrici CapitoL—"The Phantom Pcs idem, Claudette Colbert, Jimmy Durante I Empire.—"Song of the Cabell ro" l mei Crazy." Half-price week-end mat::Ing Wildcat" and "Ex-Bad Boy Great World.—Side shows. Jjjfif Malay opera, Chinese wayangs, ilk* mm Ing flhns.C'The Princess
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    STATE LOTTERY FOR FRANCE?
    162 11 SERIOUS CRISIS. Civil Servants May Strike. Paris, Jan. 14. reported to have decided to terv in the Budget proposals mil ested cut in the pensions men. Paris, Jan. 15. 1 d with a serious political Cherron's '3udget proposals, ,111 to be highly unpopular in I possibilities
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    126 11 liiil Introduced Into .S. Congress. Washington. Jan. 17. rimonetisation of silver House of RepresentaChairman of the BankI i i Idea that the Secretary base $250 million worth market at current prices month one-twelfth of the production of silver bullion Alaska and the Philiprhp form of silver
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    PENANG MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS.
    93 11 ifst Meeting This Year. From 0\r Onn Correspondent.) Penang, Jan. 18. meeting of the Penang Muni1 t m. loners for 1933, to-day, there in s of importance. L Icomed the new Commissioners E G H John-on and Heah Jco Seang thu: Messrs. P. N. Knight and Yeoh
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    TRAGIC TRIANGLE DISCLOSURES.
    444 11 Threat To Society. New York, Dec. 17. "At last I am going to tell all I know. Nobody will be spared, and for many there will be severe shocks." A pale-faced woman with beautiful brown eyes, eyes that had captivated the gay young millionaires of a generation
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    TIMBER TRANSACTION AND AFTER.
    89 11 Sequel In Supreme Court. The cast- in which the Kwong Cheong Huat Saw Mill sued Chop Kirn Scon Huat fcr the lecovery cf $1,868.01, which represented the balance of the value of goods sold and delivered, was decided yesterday in the Supreme Court, befote Mr. Juistce
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    POISONED AFTER ARREST?
    214 11 Alleged Murderer Collapses. POLICE SEARCH ENDED. Reuter Wireless. London, Jan. 15. Following one of the most intensive police searches in recent years, Samuel James Furness was arrested at Southend to-day and charged with the murder of Walter Spatchett. Furne?s was arrested in the house where he had
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    KUBELIK INJURED.
    85 11 Motor Crash In Czechoslovakia. Reuter Wireless. Prague. Jan. 14. Jan Kubelik. the violinist, was injured in the chest this afternoon in a motor crash. His car, in which he was accompanied by the pianist, Holecek, collided with a heavy lorry and turned somersault. Kubelik scrambled through the rcof
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    114 11 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore, Jan. 19. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Nieuw Holland 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Ranchi 18; Angelina 16; Cingalese Prince 13; Sirdhana 11. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate S). Chattanooga City 30; Ipoh 32; Lawbeath 34; Khandalla 36. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4).
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      91 11 The New World I OPENING OF THE GHOST TRAIN ON FRIDAY, JAN. 20 FROM T. P. M. A THRILLING RIDE TO MAKE EVERYBODY LAUGH AND SCREAM WITH EXCITEMENT. «t> TALKIES I 7, 5 TO-NJGHT 9.15 JOHN BOLES in j "SEEP" j Hats And Ties. I i, AT 80% CASH DISCOUNT.
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      65 11 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Last Yesterday. Night. Max. Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Stations. Deg. F. Inches. Hours. Deg. F. Alor Star 89 0.04 8.4 72 Kota Bharu 83 0.64 6.5 74 K. Trengganu 82 0.31 4.4 73 Bukit Jeram 87 Nil 8.1 73 Mersing 78 1.68
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      849 11 CLUB DIARY. (i nert are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries arc invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general intercut will still be included in
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      241 11 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, JAN. 19. High Tides—3.l9 a.m., 3.36 p.m. Football: •Ranchi" v. Warders. Sepoy Liner. TO-MORROW. JAN. 20. High Tides —4.09 a.m.. 4.54 p.m. Rugby: S.C.C. "A" v. R.A.F.. S.C.C. Hockey: S.R.C. v. 1.A.. S.R.C; R.I. v. S.R.C. 11, R. 1.; M.C.U. v. 0.R.A., M.C.U. Police Band, Katong
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    LOCAL PUBLICATIONS.
    502 12 "THE STRAITS CHINESE MONTHLY." The January number of the "Straits Chine c "Monthly" is on sule. There iii a distinct improvement in this isaue, th? make-up very attractive and the excellent magazine standard being kep. up. The editorial discusses the aims and policy c: the magazine. Thcve are
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    “THE GHOST TRAIN.”
    273 12 Addition To New World m Amusements. An addition to the attractions at the New World has just been completed and will be opened to the public en Saturday. It is called tne "Ghost Train," and arrangements for its transport to Singapore were made by Mr. Ong Bo.n
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    “BEL RETIRO.”
    148 12 Tuesday. Jan. 10. Hi Excellency, Lady Clementi and Miss Clementi returned to Penang from Langkawi Islands by the s.y. "S:a Belle" in the morning. His Excellency attended a lunchecn of the Penang Rotary Ciub at the E. and O. Hotel. Wednesday, Jan. 11 Mr. Ngaosiang Tchou. Mr. Tzechin
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    SALESMAN CONVICTED OF TRESPASS.
    168 12 "Old Enough To Be My Mother." "Crcd only knows why she .<hould make these allegaticns against me. She is old enough to be my mother." -aid S. A. Wl'ilam, an English-speaking Singhalese salesman, when he appeared before the Second Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Hay) on a
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    YOUNG GIRLS IN ASSIZES.
    942 12 PITEOUS STORY TOLD. "Mother Treated Him Like A Son." A piteous story was told at the Assizes yesterday before Mr. Jus.ice a'Beckett Tcirell I when Marimuthu, a pecn employed by Mr. j Rahim Pcnhas, stood charged with attemp.ing jto murder on Oct. 10, 1932, at 44.
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    MALAYAN EXHIBITION.
    48 12 The tenth Malayan Exhibition will be hi: lr. Kuala Lumpur this year, during the August Bank Holiday as urual. on Aug. 5. 6 and 7/ Preliminary orgs nidation is already in hand and schedules or the various competitive sections will be available at an early date.
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    LADY PASSENGER'S REPORT.
    90 12 JEWELLERY MlSSl\ f: Japanese Ship Search, d At S intra pore. Pclicc at C..anghai u busy investigating a report »> Wocds. (he cf a v.Yl s M taurant in Shan-hai. Mrr r she lost $20,000 (Mexican» v al,p tinwhilst she was a pccsengcr on ti," 2 "Kcshima
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    PRISON FOR YOUNG ADVENTURER.
    93 12 Could Not F; n d Surety. Ivan Neubronn-r. th worn p Traded guilty before Mr H T**-*" tig District Judge, yseterday cheating in respect or two 54.50, wnar«tenced t imprisonment. < In the earlier part of the aft-. bronner was asked i: he on Id fin
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    “FELIX ROUSSEL.”
    51 12 SHIPPING NEWS. Mesragerieo Maritimes state that the H Rousscll" is due at Singapore frcm Ptam en Sunday at 6 a.m.. v sail en the same day at 3 p.m. S Hongkong and Shanghai. The "G. G. Paul Dcower" arrved he-e this morning, and v. ill sal' for Sal
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    ARRIVALS.
    210 12 "Thalatta." Norw., 3,492 torts, from Csh IE-1; for Saijon. Iloilo 18-1. Khandalla, Brit., 3.289 tons, frcm I 18- 1; for Penang, Rangoon, Calcutta if-L •'Ohio Maru." Jap.. 4.253 tons, from Campha 19- 1; for Bordeaux 19-1. "Kamuning." Brit.. 1,775 Urns, from B.ir. <: t 18-1; for Malacca date uncertain.
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    PRODUCE.
    169 12 Singapore. Jan. I 9 R. (Siam) W. Coast No/1 per R. <Sian:> W. Coast I n Rice, B. Siam No. 1 Rice, B. Siam No. 2 Rice. Siam per ko ,an No JJ. Rice, Siam .Mv Rice. Siam v Rice, Siam Ncwcrcp" 43 Rice. Siam "Ncwcrop" N J139 Rice,
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    INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES.
    2498 13 Results of Rcund-Table Talks—London's Optimism—Will Sir Samuel Hoare Keep Up The Policy Of Previous Conferences ?—When Will The Joint Select Committee Start Work? Enquiiies by Press corespondents in Lcn--1 Political cl clcs on the Rcurd-Table rc:u!te have revxled that an optimistic belie! p. evails that the
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    THE POSTMAN'S NEW HAT.
    210 13 A Hundred Are Now Being Worn. London, Dec. 9. A hundred examples of the new type of postman's hat have now b?en issued fcr regular wear since tne recent announcement by Sir KhYgato Wood, Postmaster-General, that a smart mili-tary-looking cap *as to replace he Id shako
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    TELEVISION TO MIGRATE.
    109 13 Acute prottemi of congestion at Eroadrasrmg House have mad? it neces ary to conMcer seriously whether telev scon should not be can red on from seme seiitablc place cutside. and search is -now being made. Several places ere In mind, one near the t-trand, and another on
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    RUSSIAN GOSPEL.
    734 13 A DOCTRINE OF MAMMON WORSHIP. To What Bolshevism Would Reduce Us. "Lenin arc! Laisecir-Faire" was the subject I cf the inaugural address to the opening mcet- Ing d the lCJrd ecesion of the College Historical Society, delivered in Trinity College, Dublin I L y Mi Terence d° Verc
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      9 14 THE PEOPLE'S PAPERS "Malaya Tribune"— Daily. "Malayan Saturday Post"—Weekly,.
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      62 14 Women and men are amazed at the rapid effect of "Pebeco" on dulled and tobacco stained teeth. They like the "salty" tang which comes from the special ingredient used by "Pebeco". This ingredient cleanses and refreshes the whole mouth and the effects last for hours. Buy a tube and see
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      713 14 EMPIRE RADIO TO-NIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING BURMA), CEYLON. STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN. From The Empire Transmitter, Daventr*, England. Wavelengths: 25.3 and 31.3 metres. GMT. 2.30 pm. Time Signal from Big Bon. Laddie Clarke and hi 3 Orchestra, from the Imperial Hydro Hotel, St.
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    Shipping News & Notices. RECORD TRIP OF SOVIET SHIP.
    559 15 Shipping News Notices. RECORD TRIP OF SOVIET SHIP. Arctic To East. Through Ice-Fields With No Propellor. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") A remarkable story was told to a representative of the Malaya Tribune" yesterday by some of the passengers, officers and crew of the Soviet* ship. "Sibiriakoff;" which is leaving
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    STEAMER BOUGHT.
    123 15 Weil-Known Australian Cargo Boat. The well-known Australian inter-State steamer "Junce," of 2,251 tons register, has been sold to Eastern buyers. She was built at Glasgow in 1907, and was well known in the Australian coastwise service. When the Danish sailing ship "Kobenhaven," -arrying a large complement of cadets,
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    NEWS IN BRIEF.
    232 15 "Mosel," North German Lloyd liner. loaded a record cargo of 28.500 bales of wool at Brisbane. The National Union of Seamen has decided to affiliate with the International Transport Workers* Federation. The Naval Signal School has been carrying out experiments to ascertain the cause of night errors
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    29 15 The master of the “Seistan” reports a large Mnk floating bottom up in Latitud? 20 dcs 'P N.. Longitude 110 deg. 56u E. on Eke. li, dangerous to navigation.
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    SUBMARINE SAILS.
    56 15 Replacing The "Poseidon" On China Station. London, Jan 9 to-day for submarin Wt Portsmouth 5? She went*Lh? lnvolv ed in two accidents 5 I go East, she came in t( P re P* rll to steamer "Pre m at t t T Wlth Harbour. The Cntra Cc to
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    TREASURES IN THE DEEP.
    878 15 New Japanese Salvage Attempts. Tokyo, Dec. 27. A stirring incident of the days wnen stiuggled among themselves for the trade rrf £L mid" K lled t0 mind bi the effolts saSLfS?' a JaPan:Se liamed Shlbata <o ttlt g L f^ re&SWes Sieved to lie hidden in
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      218 15 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE DeuLsch IHpjßj AubtraU-iche Dampfschlffs Cj Gesellsthaft (Companies Incorporat?d in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. t m.s. BURGENLAND, via Manila Jan. 24 m.s. FRIESLAND, via Manila Feb. 7 m.s. RHEINLAND F:b. 10 t mj. KULMERLAND, via Manila Feb. 21 t m.s. RAMSES, via Manila
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      428 15 SPOPfS NOTES BY "ECHO" Every Week in the MALAYAN SATURDAY POST." Yon May Bur The Hml*T% Tribune 1 SALE AT i TI L C O yer seas Trading Syndicate. 20 Burmah Road, Penang. I Adi Ayurveda Rasayana Medical Hall. 47. SINGAPORE. Queen Street. Penang. Y. Mohamed Ibrahim 134 Ton,- M
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      245 15 "MALAYA TRIBUNE." 20 Pages Fpr 5 Cents Every Saturday. WEEK-END SUPPLEMENT FOR THE HOME. The Saturday "Tribune" has an Extra Supplement of Four Pages. This Supplement contains exclusive Air Mail articles, the Boys' Corner, the Girls' Corner, Notes for Women, Book Comments, Motoring Notes, and a section under the title
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      545 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, (Incorporated In Germany). The undcrnoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWAXDB. 1033. S s.s. "FRANKEN" for ManUa, H'kong. S'hai. Japan and North China Jan. 23 5 "GOSLAR," for Japan and North China Jan. 31 "COBLENZ" for Manila, Hongkong. Shanghai and Japan F. b. I "NECKAR" for
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      953 16 j I HOUSE OF LORDS I IMPERIAL VAT \l WHISKY. WHISKY. !Q FINE OLD MATURED WHISKY. Q Ij $2.75 per bottle, jjL EX or $30 per case duty paid. gj \j Lowest price ever offered on the market. IX We also stock all well-known brands of liquors at moderate )i
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      699 16 I SATURDAY'S ISSUE WILL INCLUDE:— J I jj A PAGE OF LOCAL PICTURES Otllu I X I! LATEST MALAYAN WIRELESS NEWS 1 qJ 11 (Written by Radio Experts.) fjsjjjjsjr g !l THE BOYS' AND GIRLS' CORNERS S a POULTRY NOTES OTHER SPECIAL FEATURES I FAutiSs. AS WELL AS Cents. I
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      426 16 I THE STRAITS UNION ENGLISH SCHOOL EST. 1927. Admits pupils from Primary tj Satf* (Cambridge. Well qualified staff and' I efficient management. Apply Early for Afternoon A Night Cambridge Classes Admissions for Cambridge Ekm* I will close by the end of January I9:j;> l( 86, Cecil Street. EDUCATIONAL. THE CITY
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