Malaya Tribune, 20 January 1933

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XX. -No. 16 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, Jan. 20, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1933.
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      162 1 Buy the •MALAYAN baturpay post; The Picture Paper, cents. I I A 1 RING BRA/ II I I S l n I J I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above Trade Marks are the jj I exclusive property of THE EAST ASIATIC COMPANY, LIMITED, jj (AKTIESELSKABET DET OESTASIATISKE KOMPAGNI)
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      43 1 A. FLINTER G. Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pttdrl Necklaces of every size and quality. Setting at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates.
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      134 2 What you need is energy; Take the energy food-drink, Bournville Cocoaand start a new life' Jo&k How much energy will it give you That is the most important point about everything you eat and drink. Bournville Cocoa satisfies you there as no other food-drink can. Bulk for bulk and price
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    INTEREST OR "RIBA."
    845 3 What Is Prohibited MUSLIM AFFAIRS. (By Our Musltm Correspondent.) The question of interest or "Riba" is of great importance to the followers of the religion of Islam. At present, as in the past, whether the taking of interest for money lent is. according to the teachings of
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    RECTOR ATTACKS "STUNT" SERVICES.
    186 3 "Motor-cars In Church Next. L:<ndon. Dec. 14. "Stunt" services in Church are condemned by the Rev. T. Teitlebaum, Rector of Bulvan. Essex. Writing in his parish magazine, the Rector says: "A few weeks age there appeared in I paper a picture of a church, in the
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      198 3 fH QUALITY JD counts IL JH\ EVERY DAY IUI EVERY WAY PHffiNIX FRUITPOP Gets MORE FAVOURITE THE PHCENIX AERATED WATER I 111 WORKS Singapore. LAMPS of lasting brilliance! j Good light lends that cheerful prosperous aspect so desired by all. No home—office—shop or place of amusement should hesitate to use..
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      188 3 The World's most adaptable tonic-food beverage i»^#-ft HTHERE are few tonic-foods :-o X; --^lB »iaturally flexible as Ovaltine. The ''^S on'sk health nothing in Ovaltine to upset the dig-food-beverage and you work better, feel better, play better and sleep better. K| ONE of its imitations are "as good as" or
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    SPOTLIGHTS SCREEN & STAGE
    1248 4 SPOTLIGHTS SCREEN STAGE (EDITED BY "CINEQUE.") •Sky Devils."" the Howard Hughes comedy successor to "Hsffa Angels." open d en Wedn sday at the Alhambra with a Mick y Mcus. cartoon in support. The s.ason concludes on a ;:rday under the new policy of Wedn atbti and Sunday chanr.es of programme,
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    PEEPS BEHIND THE SCREENS.
    823 4 Why Harpo Marx Has Gone To Russia, Hollywood. Fhould Harpo Man: be re-ir med Ka-I? Wi*J the lone white woman of a film nprle to the heart of Africa ever recover f cm he.- opTience? Will Mickey Mouse scon be able to. retire? These arc some
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    "LETTING IN THE SUNSHINE."
    1121 4 Film Stars' Lot Not A Happy One. An account of the hardships endured by th? principals in Luplno Lane's now 3.1.P. film. "Letting in the Sunshine." should eon tin -c i reryone tha the tzey path to stardom hx> tta thorny portions. Albert Burcion and Rene?
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    CYRIL MAUDE BACK AGAIN.
    154 4 Cyril Maude was moved at the affectionate welcome accorded at the Haymarket Theatre to the delightful actor who, at the age of 70. Jrus returned to the theatre in "Once a Husband." He plays a lusty old admiral—a part which allows him scope for his undimmed
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    Jessie Matthcurs and Owen Vf , -That Goz3 the Brkie," eostht? to tke HnWm
    13 4 Jessie Matthcurs and Owen Vf -That Goz3 the Brkie," eostht? to tke HnWm
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      214 4 WHAT WILL YOU BE DOING I ONE YEAR FROM TO-DAY j j Will you still be strug- post this coupon to-day...".T.. j j gling on at the same old international correspondence JOD and pOSSibly drawing SCHOOLS, (Colonial) Ltd.. of London, j even IeSS pay WOrried 112 114 A. Rokirison Road.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    531 5 Mining Shares. Singapore, Friday, 11 a.m. Ing tin share quotations are issued .md Co., exchange and stock Buyers. Sellers. a*** Kumbang Tin 23|6 256 austral Maiay 18!- 20j- norn Ajei HI jm Tin 103 113 a Bangrln Tin 11- 12jBstar.K Padang 006 0.10 11 J Csvei Tin
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    266 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. RUBBER PRICE MAY GO LOWER. Sellers Still Remain Optimistic. (By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Friday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (R.S.S. Singapore) 6 7 16 cts., down 1 JO ct. Tin (Singapore), $73 iit up i/ 8. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber 2V B d., down
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    TRADE IN ARMS.
    153 5 Appeal For Closer Control. Reuter Wireless. Washington. Jan. 10. An appeal for the closer control of trade in arms was made by President Hrover in a special message t: Congress, in which he urges either the speedy ratification of the projected convention drawn up at Geneva in
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    PRICES.
    147 5 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO.. (S.S.). LTD. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon 80 Ex 4 gallon drum per British Imperial gallon line Shell Motor Spirit per 4 gallon tin $3.73 Shell Kerosene per 2
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    THE KUALA LUMPUR SHARE MARKET.
    431 5 Support Of Tin Pools Constantly Needed. Charles Bradburne and Co.. (1930) Ltd. in their fortnightly share report of Jan. 14. state: The market experienced a heavy diop *0 £142!-' as a result of heavy liquidation in London but subsequently i allied to £147 17s, 6d
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    51 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London: New Ycrk: 2 29 32 <G.) cents. Singapore: G 7 16 —6 P 16 cents. TIN. London Spot: 1144 5s. (Down 35s.). London 3 months: £145. (Down 32.';. 6d.h Singapore: $73.87'-. COPRA. Messrs. Barlow and Co. report: Sundried S5.05 Mixed $4.60 The market is
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    IVAR KREUGER.
    85 5 A Bank And Some Of His Bonds. Reuter Wireless. Stockholm, Jan. 14. An agreement has reach'd between the Swedun Eank. Skand tnaviska Kreditaktiebolegec. and the International Mrtch Corporation with regard to tne German Bcods to the nominal valu2 of £10.000.020 which were handed t: the Bank by the
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    218 5 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore, Jan. 20. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 15|16d., London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 29j32d., London 60 days' sight 2s. 3" 8 d.. London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 27j32d., London demand 2s. 3 13j16d, London T.T. 2s. 3 25|32d.,
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    246 5 Home Rails Marked Down. Reuter Wireless. mi,™ London, Jan. 14 the Baok oi England to meet year-end requirements a d some demand J change settlement purposes had h.tle efftct on the present afaoxdaat supply. in thVu?\! ni nntary COrdit:on *ere reflected 'Si. Lol downward trend of discounts, tt*
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    TRADE DECLINE.
    72 5 Malayan Exports Down By $65,000,000. M?*ayan trade values in 1932 showed a tetai decline cf 5143.003.000 compared with the p. i-VKHis year. acc< rding to the official return sued by the Stati ics Office yevcrday. The iotal Lade for the >oar was woah 5751.tJ6G.000 compared with 5591.969,000. Exports
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    BUKIT PULAI.
    92 5 The restricted ou'.put of th: Bukit Pulai Rubber Estate for th: year ended Jun: 30 was 714.394 lb. (against 994 146 lb. for 1930-31), of which 257 600 lb. (against 887.040 lb.) were sc'd in London at an average gross price of 4.01 d. Pr lb. (against 3.87
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    PROSPECTING AND DEVELOPING.
    677 5 Profit Of $5,334 For Ayer Weng. I Speaking at the annual fp&eral meeting of the Ayer Weng (Rahman) Development ai d Prospecting Co., Ltd., at Penang on Jan. 11, Mr. L. Vanhan said: It will be seen from the accounts that the sum of $8,211.11 is lecommended
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    TARIFF POLICIES.
    264 5 Report For Forthcoming Economic Conference. i Reuter. Gene-a, Jan. It. Re-establishment of a normal interchange of commodities, general agreement cm progressive relaxation for very early abrogation cf emergency restrictions on trade and agreement for the moderation and stalilisat'on of tariff pclicies in future, are urged in th 3
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    CLOVELLY RUBBER.
    23 5 Lose for year to June 30, £1,736 (against £745), including dtpreciaticn £238, credit forward £2,745 <£3,906). All-in cost 2%d. (3 l<3d.).
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    649 5 Rubber Shares. t Singapore, Friday, 11 a.m. The following rubber :,hare quotations are bB bid by Fru..er and Co. and Lyall and Evatt: T s#»ue Value. Fraser Lyall Sz Shares. Sc Co. Evatt. 1 Alknby $0.45 $0.55 $0 45 $0.00 1 Alor Gajah 0.25 0.35 0.25 0.35
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      50 5 I fc THE fWmK SOUTH BRITISH WfcUBANCS CO MP ANT, LIMITED. F *RE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT BATES. L. O. MARGOLIOUTH. OOce- i afanaser. E Flnlayson Green. i THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE COEPOEATION, LTD. fire, marine, motor car personaiTaccident insurance. OrF,CK: **U«*» Street, H.nr.pore
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      47 5 WATCH IT GROW! Yearly Interest Paid to Yon Quarterly Put a few dollars away regularly and watch your bank balance grow. As an incentive to your thrift THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK pays interest quarterly. Begin your saving now. Head Office: 55, Wall Street, N.Y.
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      94 5 WIT and WISDOM I I'lus PICTURES. You Get Them All in the MALAYAN SATURDAY POST." THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. D*Almeida Btreet. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Paid-up Capital £1.000,000 Reserve Fund and Rest 500,001 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara,
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      254 6 Amusements < j WD HARDY'S "PACK LP YOUR TROUBLES" NEXT WEDNESDAY. THE Willi HIE PICK OF THE WORLD'S PICTURES. Matinee To-morrow At 3 P.M. YESTERDAY'S PAPERS GAVE YOU THE WHOLE STORY! AND WHAT ENTHUSIASM LAUGHS THRILLS IT'S j PACKED WITH THEM The Producer of "Hell's Angels now brings you— "Sky
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      339 6 "Never in fl'jn history has such gorgeous fun been poked at authority surprised audiences last night." —"Free Press, 19-1-33. CAPITOL I 615 TO-NIGHT 0.18 i An Unusual Story—Just one laugh after another I Paramount's Riotous Musical Burlesque— "The Phantom President" i With the famous composer and comedian GEORGE M. COHAN
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      318 6 I THERE GOES THE BRIDE f» 1 CONSTANCE BENNETT Supreme artist in the greatest picture she has ever made i "TWO AGAINST THE WORLD"! A WARNER BROS. PRODUCTION COMMENCING i MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN in The Big Shot i Laughter and Thrills Thrilling drama of a woman whose greatest joys had to
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    BURIAL OF DR. CARNEGY.
    261 7 W*, f Dl W p Carnegy tcok place Hiaadari Cemetery this morning and was tended by relatives and friends. L St. g. Petter officiated. received from the following: Euge, S?S X i Sisters and ""to Ones; Aunty X; H l fie Arthur. Unci? Charlie, Aunty J
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    28 7 untitled on the question "Is War an Evil?" Ohduot-d by the Catholic Young Men's M th.n promises, Church of Our t,' 1 j uldi Ophir itoad, on Sunday
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    CLAIM AGAINST BANK.
    2508 7 SHARE CERTIFICATES, Advances To Broker Firm. CASE FOR DEFENCE. Thr hearing of the case in whi-h Mr. Stah Eng Lira surd the P and O Bark for the return of certain share certificates and dama-rs frr thtlr retention was continued yesterday, In the Supre me Court, tefore
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    ROTARY CLUB OF PENANG.
    73 7 Playground Secured For Boys" Club. 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Jan. 19. The Penang Municipal Commissioners have agreed to grant the Penang Rotary Club the use of Municipal land off Patani R:ad for the purpose of a playground for a b ys" club, subject to ene
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    "FOOLISH VIRGINS."
    204 7 To-morrow At Victoria Theatre. Tlie Singapore Repertory Players are pre'cnting "Foolish Virgins," a comedy by Lance Howard, at the Victoria Theatre at 930 tomorrow night. The prices are suitable fcr slump times,i—$2 and $1. and 50 cents admission to the gallery—and all seats can be booked with Messrs.
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    PRODUCE.
    209 7 Singapore. Jan. 20. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $126 R. (Slami W. Coast 2 $122 Rice, B. Siam No. 1 5122 Rice. B. Siam No. 2 $U1 Rice, Siam Old" per koyan No. 1 $178 Rice. Siam Old" No- 2 158 Rice. Siam 'Old" No. 3
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    SOCONY'S CLAIM SUCCEEDS.
    86 7 Penang Supreme Court Action. 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Jan. ly. In the Supreme Court at Penang to-day MS. Justice Prichard gave judgment in favour of Soc.ny in a claim brought by them against Lim Hock Seng and Luang Bises. trading as Chop Hock Seng, at Takuapa.
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    NEW BANISHMENT LAW.
    212 7 Bill For State Councils. A Hill which wull affect the banislim. Nt laws is to be introduced in the State CouffciL; of Perak. Sclangor. Negri Sembiian and Pahant,. It is t«: he known as the Restricted Residence Enactment. 1933. In the Objects and Reasons it is stated:
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    FEDERAL COUNCIL AND ALIENS BILL.
    55 7 Th; Aliens Bill. 1933. thown en the original Orders of the Day for Monday's meeting of the Federal Council as standing in the name of th? Acting Legal Adviser, will be introduced by the Acting Secretary for Chinese Affairs immediately after the reading of the
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    WEDDING IN JOHORE.
    79 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. Jan. 19. The marriage was solemnised in Joherc Bahru to-day of Mr. Ho To n Say. attached to the firm of Meng Song and Co.. Johore Bahru. and Miss Hong Putt Pow. the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs H:ng Ngee
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    88 7 The following have been elected office bearers of th* Tiang Ho Kok Association for 1933- Patron. Mr. Tan T:ow Peng; President. Mr. Yeo' Wah H.n: Ist vice-president. Mr. Khoo Teng Hin: 2nd vice-president, Mr. Lee Slew Jin: hon. secretary. Mr. Lee Lai Seng: hon asct secretary. Mr. Aug Kay Checnr*;
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    MALAYANS AT HOME.
    1066 7 Mr. Lowinger And The Agency. iFrom Our Own Correspondent.) London. Jan. 4. (by Air Mail). Al the time cf writing, the weather is typically spring-like. The dicky-bird.; are Dying io make themselves heard above the grmiirtg o£ gears and ti at curious hum that is to essentially
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      346 7 UTEST ADVERTISEMENTS. ROYAL ENGLISH SCHOOL. CTION Of RIVER VALLEY ROAD AND 1 \NK ROAD). OWNED AND CONDUCTED BY A QUALIFIED TEACHER. Vacancies in all standards including Ca«iKridfC and Commercial Classes. I. Uitii availabh' for Java-Chinese 1.C.5.H.. 74. Cairnhill Rcaci. mtattoo Dp le T n acres, freehold. I and, full particulars.
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      91 7 J Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force over $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlement*). HEAD OFFICE: Great Ccc Street, Singapore. OPTICE: 27 m Jewry E c The Company has £20.000 deposited w.th the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life
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    THE PHILIPPINES.
    840 8 If the Filipinos wish they can haw "independence" as soon as 1943 and not later than 1946. That is the effect of the action of the United States Senate in over-riding President Hoover':; veto on the Independence BiH recently sent to him with the blessings (somewhat qualified) of
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    13 8 H.M.S. "Berwick" arrived from Colombo yesterday and will sail for Hcngkong on Monday.
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    16 8 Mr. W. O'Neill, of Reuters Service, arrived in Singapore by the "Sauerland" yesterday from Manila. y
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    21 8 Mr. R. J. Farrer, C.M.G., formerly Municipal President, Singapore, and now of Kelantan. is a patient in the General Hospital, Penang.
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    24 8 Mr. A. W. Mason, author and playwright, and Mr. and Mrs. p. A. Pledger, of Singapo-r! left for Australia by the "Nieuw Holland" yesterday.
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    25 8 Mr. Geoffrey Maund. late manager of Borneo Motors, Ltd.. Soremban, has been transferred to the Penang branch alter six months at the Singapore head office.
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    22 8 Lt.-Col. St. J. R. Nicholson. D.5.0.. Commander of the R.A.. has returned to Singapore from Huttjkcng. H« arrived by th"Sauerland" yesterday afternoon.
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    30 8 Mr. H. Elphiek and a party art to epend r short holiday at the end of this month r>t Cameron Highlands. They will occupy Mr. Drewefs bungalow on Kea Farm.
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    AN ANTIDOTE TO CRIME.
    568 8 No Disgrace In Going To Pawnshop. The scene is any pawn-shop in Singapore at any time cf the afternoon. Behind the brass bars which divide the Chinese assistants from the supplicants for their favour are sarongs, trinkets, small pieces of gold and silver jewellery, pairs of
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    82 8 The P. and O. "Rajputana," with the Singapore mails on board, is due to arrive here at 3 p.m. to-day. It is expected that correspondence will be available for delivery to boxholders at about at 5 p.m. and that a general delivery by postmen will be made at
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    26 8 A new Malayan appointment is that of Mr. C. R. Ccrrie, M.C.. to be a Judge of the Supreme Court, Straits Settlements, states our London correspondent.
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    58 8 Mr. Lim Scon Kooi, an old boy of th*> Penang Free School, who was recently awarded the King Edward Scholarship, is proceeding to Hongkong by the "Rajputana." He intends studying medicine. Besides being a good athlete and a keen Assistant Scout-master, he has held •esponsible positions in school in several
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    70 8 We are officially Informed that His Excellency the High Commissioner, with the approval of His Majesty the King, has ber.i pleased to appoint Raja Abdul Aziz ibnl alMarhum Raja Muda Musa. C.M.G., Rata Muda of Perak. to be an Unofficial Member of the Federal Council, with effect from th? 23rd
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    91 8 The Municipal healUi statement for the week ended Jan. 14 gives the total numbei cf deaths as 170. Th- death rate was 18.52 per mille compared with 18.08 in the preceding week and 23 77 in the corresponding week rrf last year. The cMef causes of death wenPneumonia 31, phthisis
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    442 8 (BY "LOOKER-OX.'^ Test score: England one Ur Z wo to play. It's an odds- on those Ashes are going back H Fingleton is in P brand new pair of siH-ctade, ed with compliments by 'v r:U Larwood. A!!,r N This squealing about the theory" of bowling invites
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    70 8 Under the patronage of Mr. K. untitled Cuscms. Kuantan. a lyrical lecture w* by Sri V. M. S. Sundra Rajah Bafaow Vrdamaratchie, Jaffna, or, "Struthondar Sarithram" at til 1: en Thursday evening last week H« songs in the latest tunes and verses and prose were mum there was a request
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    On Other Pages.
    46 8 MUSLIM AFFAIRS, en page I. SPOTLIGHTS, :n page 4. CLUB DIARY, on page 11. DIARY OF EVENTS, on pas" U MAI .AY A TRADE STATISTICS RADIO IN MALAYA, on page U OUR READERS' VIEWS, on P 1 SHIPPING NEWS, on put.e.s 12 unit
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      54 8 Latest j IN Ladies' i j Toilet I i Ware I j j U.S.deEilva Bros, j j 23, High Street, j Singapore. j I T.K.K.'S Balloon Toys 7 cts. to 80 cts. each. Bicycle Tyres—sl.oo each. Bicycle Tubes—3s cts. each. Rubber Soap Dishes—ls cts. each. TENG SENG GUAN. Established 1902.
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      39 8 TO-MORROW'S "MALAYA TRIBUNE." 20 Pages For 5 Cents. This issue will include A Full Page of Pictures. Latest Malayan Wireless News. The Boys' and Girls' Corners. Poultry Notes. And other Special Features. ALL THE LATEST NEWS. 20 Pages—s Cents.
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    Tension Between U. S. A. And Japan.
    74 9 AMERICANS INCENSED BY ACTIONS OF JAPANESE. HOOVER AND ROOSEVELT DISCUSS THE SITUATION. JEHOL IN TWENTY-FIVE DAYS. JAPANESE PLAN GENERAL ATTACK ON THREE ROUTES. ans ai e becoming incensed by the hostile actions against in Japan and Manchuria and tension between the two !icreasing.
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    JAPAN REJECTS FURTHER LEAGUE PLAN.
    1246 9 Reuter. Shanghai. Jan. 20. j C. m.Tiaiid is planning to A general attack wi 1 Chil ''se New Year alcn*? gh Kailu en the northern an on the eastern border r&fcikwan along the Great arc dining trenches al ng SI nhaikw 'n-C.hiumenkiw b! fending the
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    REPRIEVE OF CHENG KWOK YAU.
    242 9 Strong Press Pleas Support Petition. Reuter. Hongkong, Jan. 19. The dramatic last-minute reprieve of Chcnfj Xwok Yau was granted in the most unusual circumstances. His own appeals were fruitless, and a petition for his reprieve sent last week was rejected surprisingly. There were stron°, press
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    ESTATE MEETING IN IPOH.
    187 9 Restriction Resolutions Passed. 'From Our Own Correspondent.; Ipoh. Jan. 20. The first cf a r.e-ies of Restriction meeting! held in Perak attracted a larj,e audience to the Ipoh Town Hall yesterday, frhe meetinj lasted two hours and was held under the presidency of Mr. Choo Kirn
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    LONDON'S "NIGHT CLUB QUEEN."
    48 9 Death Of Mrs. Kate Meyrick. Reuter. Mis. Kate Meyrick, London's "Night Club Queen." died yesterday of influenza.—Reuter. [Mrs. Meyrick was a year or two ago involved ir charges f breaking the liquor laws end was acquitted but she was later charged again and convicted.
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    LADY BAILEY FOUND.
    88 9 Forced Landing: Shortage Of Petrol. Reuter. Paris, Jan. 10. Lady Bailey has been found 20 kilometres south-west of Tahoua (Nigeria), according to the French Air Ministry. Later. Lady Bailey is safe and well. She was forced to land owing t. short? ge of petrol.—Reuter. [Lady Bailey, the
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    EMBARGO ON ARMS EXPORT.
    43 9 Reuter. Washington, Jan. 19. The Senate has approved the* r?solution permitting the President of the United States to place an embargo on the export of arms "af t*:r securing the co-operation of such Government as the President deems necessary."—Reuter.
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    DEATH OF JAPANESE PRINCE.
    22 9 Tokyo. Jan. 19. Prince Michizane Kujo, brother of the Empress Dowager, died at 9.25 p.m. from thromebosis.—Reuter. Reuter.
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    IRISH ELECTION PROSPECTS.
    202 9 COSGRAVE EXPECTED TO WIN. PRICES RISING. NATIONAL GOVERNMENT PROBABLE. Reuter Wireless. Mr. Cosgrave is now expected to win the Irish Free State election by a narrow majority but will probably have to form a National Government with the help of other Opposition Parties. Dublin Jan. 17. While
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    CAPT. HOPE LOST.
    119 9 Searcher For Missing Hinkler. Reuter Wireless. Lausanne. Jan. 20. Anxiety is increasing regarding Captain Hop: and his observer who. carrying petrol sufficient fcr only a five hours' flight, have failed to return. They set out this morning ir response to news that Squadron Leader Bert Hinklrr might
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    THREATENING LETTER TO COOK.
    117 9 Detectives Cn Board Dutch Mail. In consequence of the head '"boy" of the "Nieuw Holland." a Hylam. having received a threatening letter alleged to have been sent by certain members of the Seamen's Union, Asiatic detectives were on duty at the wharves yesterday on the arrival
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    ENGLISH GIRL FLYERS RESCUED.
    101 9 Both Injured But Cheerful. Reuter. Nairobi, Jan. 17. The rescue plane :ar.ded two miles from the scene of the Page-Earket crash U3 Jan. 1« and ths pilot and his companions, struggling through the bush, found that Miss Page had broken a leg and Miss Barket had
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    THE "GHOST TRAIN."
    26 9 The "Ghost Train," the New World's latest attraction, which was described in the "Malaya Tribune" yesterday, will be cpened to the public to-night.
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    NEW ZEALAND EXCHANGE.
    27 9 Reuter. Wellington (N.Z.), Jan. 19. It is officially announced that the exchange rate has been raised to £125 currency to the £100 sterling.— Reuter.
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    776 10 Sports Pastimes. CRICKET. THE THIRD TEST AT ADELAIDE. THE LAST STAGES OF THE GAME. EXTENT OK OLDFIELD S HEAD INJURY. Reuter. Adelaide, Jan. 19. The end was already in sight when the A,. traUaa second innings stood at 183 run? lor six wickets—34B runs behind the England total—when the iunch
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    CEYLON TEAM BEATEN IN MADRAS.
    147 10 The Ceylon cricket team made an inauspicious start at Madras on the 7th inst., being dismissed for 72 runs in 90 minutes by the Presidency XI. M. J. Gopalan bowled wi'h amazing success, taking four wickets in one over, including the 'hat-trick.'' The Madras first
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    BARRACKING OBJECTIONABLE.
    96 10 Mr. J. S. Hutcheon, president of the Queensland Cricket Association, agrees with the remarks made in' Melbourne on Australian barracking by Mr. P. F. Warner, co-manager of the English team. He (Mr. Hutcheon) said that he was not an admirer of the barracker, and thought the game would
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    54 10 MALAYAN A.P.C. v. SELANGOR. The following Malayan A.P.C. XV will plaj Selangor at Kuala Lumpur t:-morrow: Macaulay (Selangor); Secular (Selangor), Robertson I Singapore). Muncey (Penang). Cooper (Singapore); Shaw (Singapore), Perkins (Penang*; Sturgeis (Singapore). Howgfll (Singapore). L. V. Taylor (Selangor). Garside (Singapore). Prockter (Singapore), Barton i Perak). Chippingdale (Selangor).
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    NOT PLAYED.
    19 10 The game arranged for yesterday at Tanglin. cetwecn the Wiltshires and the "Berwick" did not take place.
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    BADMINTON.
    42 10 Robertson B.P. team v. the Green Hill B. P. at the fcrmer's court to-morrow at 2 p. m.: Lim Jiak Kirn. Ong Hock Seng. Ong Swee Tian. Ong Ah Kee. Dick Wee, Peter Ang and Barry Au. Reserve: Ng Peng Koon.
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    57 10 Wall Chong B. P. team v. the Mau Yuen B. P. cJohore) to-morrow at the Great World at 7.15 p.m.: Wee Eng Siang, Low Poh San. Tay Kheng Ann (capt,). Low Poh Hye. Lee Chwee Chin. Khoo Teng Boon, Tan Chong Beng, Chia Jlak Kirn, Koh PwayThow, Lee Tian Soo,
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    40 10 S.H.B.J.S.C. team v. the Merripals B.P. a', the latter's court on Sunday at 3 p.m.: Koh Kirn Yean. Tay Keing Wan, Koh Kirn Soon. Low Swee Guan, Sng Beng Teck. Lim Cheng Hong. Reserves:—Tan Khai Seng and Lim Kwang Seng.
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    G.G.C. CHAMPIONSHIP.
    89 10 GOLF. The qualifying round of the Garrison Golf Club Championship Cup competition will be played to-morrow as follows: 3 p.m. Lt. Col. F. G. Hyland v. j. c. S. Ponsford. 3.05 CB. Maxwell v. Captain L. J. Fairchild. 3.10 S. P. Holmes-Smith v. Lieut. G. H. T. 'Billson.
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    MAIL BOAT COMPANY ENTERTAINED.
    714 10 "RANCHI" CREW WINS AGAIN. WARDERS LOSE AFTER LEADING. ASSN. FOOTBALL. The "Ranchi" team, after dcfclnj the M.P.H. on Wednesday, brought off another victory last evening at the expense of the Warders in an exciting game played on the latter's ground at Sepoy Lines. The turf was
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    HOME LEAGUE RESULTS.
    57 10 WALSALL OVERWHELM MANSFIELD- Reuter. London, Jan. 19. •To-dcy's matches in the English league re-suited as follows: ENGLICH LEAGUE. DIV. lII.— (Southernl. Newport County 2, Aldcrshot 1. ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. lll.—(Northern). Doncaster R. 1. Chester 0. (Abandoned after f.rty minutes' play owin;.; to fog.) Hull C. 3. Barrow
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    SCOTTISH CUP COMPETITION.
    144 10 FIRST ROUND TO-MORROW. Falkirk Amateur v. Queens Park. East Stirling v. Montrose. Cowdenbeath v. Dundee. Dunfermline v. Celtic. Raith R. v. Falkirk. Armadale v. Dundee D. Lochgolly v. Kilmarnock. Albion v. Inverness T. Rangers v. Arbroath. Hearts v. Solway Star. Dumbarton v. Beith. Hamilton v. Motherwell. Leith
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    TO-MORROW'S MATCH AT JALAN BESAR.
    51 10 S.C.F.A. v. R.A.F. The following will represent the S.C.F.A. against the R.A.F. to-morrow »1 Jalan Besar Stadium: Swee Leng, Gek Soo. Guan Yam. Gim Lock. John Then, Quek Boon. Khun Onn. Hoi San, Teck Kim. Keng Hock, Keng Park. All reserves are requested to turn
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    REVISED S.C.F.A. LEAGUE FIXTURES.
    101 10 fixture list rf the straite Chinese football Association League is as followsFebruary. 4th. CCA.A. v. Aston A. C 5th, St. M.Y.P.G. v. A A A 7th, S B.A.A v. B.A C 12th, B.A.C. v Aston A C 14th, St. M.Y.P.G. v. S.B A A 17th. St.
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    JOHORE BAHRU ASSIZES.
    854 10 Murder In Cofiee Shop. Accused Sentenced To Death. (From Our Oicn Correspondent.) Jthcrc Ba »ru, Jan. 18. A ghastly murder was, it is alleged, committed in the small hours of th? morning of Oct. 10 last, in the room of o coffee shop situated in a little
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    HOCKEY.
    26 10 Owing to the state of the weather, al! hockey matches arranged for yesterday. Including the ;ne between the Wilh.hire and H.M.S. "Berwick." were not played.
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    THE CEYLON TAMILS' ASSOCIATION.
    117 10 At the last annual ger«Tal meeting of the. Ceylon Tamils' Associat. m, c annual election resulted: The executive committee of the Association: President. Mr. I. I. Modr. Nagalingam J.P.: Vice-President. Dr. S..Nagalingam J. P.; general secretary, Mr. K.Sabapathy: treasurer, Mr. N. Kanapathipiliay; sports secretary, Mr. V.
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    CHINA CABLE NEWS IN BRIEF.
    398 10 Movement For Freedom Of Speech. Gen. Hnn Fu Chu, Gove no.- of Shantung Province, has new stopped subsidising Gen. L'u Chen Nicn. ihe fOiMer Chtfoo war lord. In his military expenses. Ho is, however, re-•--.it ting Nanking $100,000 every month as .nilitary expenses for the
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    BY-ELECTION RESULT.
    64 10 Conservative Majority Reduced. Reuter. London. Jan. 19. The by-election to the Exchange Divis on at Liverpccl. caused by the death of Sir Jcmcs T.-yncids (National Conservative), resulted as fellows: Col. j. j. Shutc (National Conservat vei 15,198. Mr. Silverman (Lab.) 12,412. —Reuter. The result at the iast elect'cn
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    DUTCH AIR MAIL.
    88 10 Returns For Last Year. I I Ki.N.IL.M. returns fcr 1932 rre as folic-": Pas tenters en refniar sen ices 10.797. Ftseengers en joy :idrs and pecial fltghta f \<27. G Ufa 1:4 701 lb. Air mail 40.755 lbs. CCjUSI tc 1 bout 1.300,000 letter:. Air mail parcels
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    CLEMENCEAU AVENUE.
    63 10 Big Scheme Abandoned. Municipal O 'lvvUt N 3 h t confirmt the detttcn that V.ie portion of the tension of Clement :nu Avenue, fiom New Ctlidge Road to ReppeJ Road; is al vaiue at present, and agre?ti to the rba;};--nmr.it f the proposed siewhia o. Tank Bjifed and
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    60 10 The engagement is announced of Vicomte te R. Q£ Bondy. ;cn ol the !ate C>v.:.; de Bond/ (French Consul-Genera I in Singapore, 1906--*i*l9> and the late Downier Contesie de 3ondy, tT Andv«'.e. daughter ci the Vicomte and Viccmtesse de Buaor, Chateau de Be' Air, Indie el Loire, France. M. Paul
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    MALACCA NEWS.
    411 10 Monthly Municipal Meeting. No Games City Park. (Fro:n Our Own Cor The monthly meeting of t >. cipal Ctmrnfrirtoncr: the Resident Couu: Hon. Mr. C K. G C2;.: With the exception "-v thought that seme < i private water service, c c uld «0proved of the erecti. n
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    60 10 Among the untitled P. and O. "Ranchi." wh.eii sailed thai mornat for Penang. Colimbo. Benabajf and Europr as Mr. E. A. Corbin. Mr. P D. MMgsa. Mr. and Mrs. E. Watt. Mr. and Mrs. fcjsttad and child. Mr. and Mr. B. F. HMjS eat children. Mrs. P. N. Ghasen and
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    154 10 I An art exhibition al the HdtoinatJe Uw« j Penang. during this week-end represents Pj work of a single- artist, who I na livf Penang. The exhibitor, air. Lee Chmf served an apprenticeship with the tool Mr. Mun Sen. after which h preeseiSJ Shanghai ana entered th- Bin Has Academy.
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    What's On To-Night.
    128 10 An" Dvorak Alhambra. —Spcnc l in "Sky D vils." j «urrisj CapitoL—"Thc Pti Claudctte Colbvrt. Jii v D Empire.—"Sen-, of I Crazy." Half-price 11 ing Wildcat" and "Ex-Be* ca- mai*" 1 Great World.—Side Malay orxra. Chines wayangs, Ting films ("The Print and x "Ar.> You Then h
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    CHINESE TOBACCO CASE.
    469 11 Occupying Several More Days. The case in which Yu Wan Yoke, executrix of the wiU of Yu Vat Tong (deceased) sued Chu Siew Kuan, Chu Siew Wah and Yip Choon Hong for the accounts and profits in a tobacco business in Malaya and the D.E.1., called Chop
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    OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE'S CLAIM.
    383 11 Money Lost In Rubber Shares. Before Mr. Justice aßeckett Terrell in the Bankruptcy Court yesterday Mr. E. Rhodes appeared on behalf cf the Official Assignee asking that a conveyance of property by a bankrupt, Sassoon Ezekiel, be set aside. Mr. Rhodes said that Ezekiel was ad'udged bankrupt
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    102 11 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore, Jan. 20. East Wharf (Entrance Gate IV Cp Ten Noort 22; Hakodate Maru 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Cingalese Prince 13; Kampar 11. Empire Dock (Entrance G*te 3). Chattanooga City 30; Lawbeath 34. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Nil. West Wharf (Entrance
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      113 11 1 The New World j OPENING OF THE GHOST TRAIN TO-DAY, JAN. 20 FROM T. P- M. J A THRILLING RIDE TO MAKE EVERYBODY LAUGH AND SCREAM WITH EXCITEMENT. «»>-»•♦«*» TALKIES m+i 7.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 JOHN BOLES in I 66 SEEP" j Beware of Imitations! Of all good products there
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      265 11 CLUB DIARY. numerous Clubs and Societies in of the members of which are Ihe Malaya Tribune." This Diary for the-n. Secretaries are rate in keeping it up-to-date happenings of general interest rindrd in the "Diary of Events." can cover meetings, enter-t-visits and such fumHons, qagr.ments other than those Diary of
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      355 11 Pasir Panjang. Teochew music will be in attendance. Springdale Minstrels: Music practice, Mr Lim Peng Hong s residence, 21-1, Lorong 16, Geylang. Attendance compulsory. SUNDAY, JAN. 22. Sarawak Association: Committee meeting, association premises, 10 a.m. Silver Star Minstrels: Invitation of Sin Tong Public Chinese School, 6-3 and 6-4, Joo Chiat
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      369 11 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY. 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 Park, 5.15 p.m. TO-MORROW. JAN. 21. High Tides.—s.so a.m.. 6.46 p.m. Golf: Island Club,
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    RADIO EXHIBITION IN PENANG.
    197 12 Broadcast Speech To Kuala Lumpur. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Jan. 19. Mrs. Allen, this evening, formally declar3d open the first Penang Radio Exhibition organised by the Penang Wireless Society. Tire Town Hall was packed to witness this unique exhibition where seven ctalls displayed everything pertaining
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    ARRIVALS.
    76 12 SHIPPING NEWS. Falopo." Dot., 620 tens, from Singkav.ang 29-1; for West Borneo 24-1. •Sauerland." Ger., 4.193 tons, f'om D.iren 19-1: foi Hamburg 19-1. "G. G. Paul Doumer." French, 734 tons, from Saigcn 19-1: for Saigon 2C-1. Rosalie Moller." Brit., 2.457 tons, from Kiekc 19-1; for unknown place, date unknown.
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    RUSSIAN TO BE SENT BACK.
    52 12 Ivan Bokoncski. a Russian, who appeared before the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. F. F. Gregg) yesterday, was ordered to be sent to the House of Detention pending repatriation. It was stated that he had no means of livelihood and had arrived in Singapore about two
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    ALLEGED CRIMINAL BREACH.
    52 12 S. M. Mohamed Yusof. an Indian Mohamedan. appeared before the Second Magistrate Mr. A. W. Hay) yesterday on a charge of criminal breach of vrust in respect of two sums cf $10 and $11.60. The complainant was K. Mohamed Ismail, :i printer. The case was adjourned for
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    SEQUEL TO RAID.
    274 12 Alleged Illegal Practice Of Surgery. Dr. H. C. Stubbs gave evidenc? before th-: Second Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Hay) yesterday during the resumed hearing of th° case in which two Chinese were charged in connection with the illegal practice of medicine and surgery. The accused. Lai Chai
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    STRUCK ON THE NOSE.
    107 12 Constable's Allegations Against Hawker. Alleged t> have hawked in a forbidden area and assaulted an Indian police constable, a Javanese appeared before the Second Magistrate (Mr. A. C. Boyd) yest:rday on charges of assaulting a public servant and hawking in a forbidden area. The constable stated
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    STORY OF ROBBERY NOT BELIEVED.
    117 12 Indian Creditor's Complaint. Alleged to have robbed his creditor of a p-< inissory note, an Indian named Govindasamy appeared beiore he District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forren yesterday. The ccmpiainent, a compatriot named Veerapan stated that the accused had borrowed $50 from him and signed
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    STOLE CIGARETTES.
    34 12 For stealing a bundle of "Roko Daun," a locally made cigarette smoked by natives, a Malay was sent t> prison for two months by the Second Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Hayi yesterday.
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    TOWN COUNCILS IN F.M.S.
    273 12 Government Ready To Consider It. (From Our Own Correspondent.! Ipoh, Jan. 19. Selangor's proposal to rename Sanitary Boards Town Councils has received a lukewarm reception in Perak, where the introduction of the subject at the monthly meeting of the newly constituted Sanitary Board to-day was greeted
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    UNEMPLOYED COOLIE'S DEATH.
    172 12 Good Swimmer And Diver. Evidence was reccrded in the C:roner's court yesterday regarding tiie d ath of an Indian coolis who was drowned at the Naval Base on the night of Jan. 12. Inspector Amin stated that he received a call at about 8.35 p.m. on the
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    DEATH OUTSIDE BARBER'S SHOP.
    65 12 An eduea.ed elderly Indian, said to be a Government pensioner, died in somewhat tragic circumstances yesterday afternoon. It appears that In had a shave in a barber's shop on the ground floor of tht Park Ho el !n Victoria Street,, and was leaving the premises when
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    MALAYA TRADE STATISTICS.
    598 12 Comparative statement of the value of Foreign Trade, including parcel tqpfc. NMeti and coin, in 1931 and 1532. IMPORTS XSRTS. Tot*i Tr .de IS?2 1831 1932 1931 1932 Total Tota! BW* Grand Mer- Parcel E il- Grand Increase Grand Mer- Incr. -f- Trade Trad; DecreasesTotal, chandise. Post
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      114 12 jj Something to be thankful for Life would be very drab if we did nothing but criticise. Usually we can find many things to be thankful tor and therein lies our I salvation. All the bad things j I might bs worse and many i of the good ihings better,
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      62 12 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Yesterday. Night. v Max. Brigl Mm. Ttmp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Stations. D:g. F. Inches. Hours. Dg. F. Alcr Star 87 0.26 G. 7 74 Kota Bharu 83 0.30 4.7 7»; K. Tr.nggaru Bukit Jeram 88 0.72 7.1 73 Mersing 79 0.82 Nil 75 Singapore
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      725 13 j EMPIRE RADIO TONIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING BURMA), CEYLON. STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN. From The Empire Transmitter, Daventry, England. Wavelengths: 25.5 and 31.3 metres. G M.T. 2.3Q pm. Time Signal Hem Bcu Cone re by the North, m £tud:o Orchslra. from a Manchester
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS. Letters To The Editor.
    96 14 [Our readers are invited to writs to us on tubjects of public interest, it must De understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondent*. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one
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    The Sultan And Bangkok's Mosquitoes. *
    155 14 The Sultan And Bangkok's Mosquitoes. (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—The Sulfon of Johorcs parting advice on leaving Bangkok, "instfad of spending all of the money on the temples, spend all the money on an anti-mosquito campaign and improve sanitation," did no. ccme as a su pri<* to those who
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    The Cinemas.
    449 14 (To the Editor, 'Malaya Tribune. 1 Sh.-Would ycu call it selfish if a man declines to respond even reasonably to a call to contribute towards the Unemployment Fund while at the same time he can affcrd to spend money lavishly on ephemeral enjoyments like the cinema? Certainly I
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    Shipping News & Notices. TESTS TO SAVE A FAMOUS PORT.
    635 15 Shipping News Notices. TESTS TO SAVE A FAMOUS PORT. A Harbour In A Basement. [Latest Shipping News will be found on page 12.] The tides, the currents, and the monsoons of a corner of the Indian Ocean are being manufactured to scale in a Bloomsbury basement in order to assure
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    A TESTING TANK.
    523 15 Shipbuilding Research In The Laboratory. The recent opening by the itt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin, M.P., of the new snip testing tank at the National Physical Laboratory. Teddington, created a vast amount of public interest, owing to the tremendous amount of shipbuilding research which has been made possible
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    39 15 Through falling from the boat deck of the "Hsin Klang" at the Taikoo Docks. Hongkong, whilst engaged in cleaning life-belts. Wu Shln-hing. a seaman, was taken tc the Government Civil Hospital with injuries lo his arms, legs, and head.
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    33 15 The Japanese steamer "Shinai Maru," which recently broke her tail shaft oft the coast of New Guinea, has been taken ii: tow by the "Tatishi Maru" and is on her way to Sydney.
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    FIRES ON SHIPS.
    425 15 The Use Of Carbon Dioxide Gas. A pamphlet entitled "Some Aspects of the Extinguishment of Fires on Shipboard" has S.7 d b the Bombay Underwriters' Association, largely composed of lessons taken from the fires on the "Seminole" in 19?9, and the 'Borneo Maru" in May, 1931. Both
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    SEAMAN INJURED.
    103 15 Liner Battered By Severe Storm.' New York, Dec. 29. With the arrival here to-day of the White Star liner "Majestic," it was revealed that a seaman had been fatally injured and two ccoks nearly drowned when a giant wave struck the liner during a severe storm on Friday.
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    FAMOUS OFFICER'S DEATH.
    394 15 Hero Of The Dover Patrol. In the death of Commander Bickford RN ShSSIiS?2 Wh took 134:1 il! that s or hostilities known as the Dover Patrol The son of Colonel Bickford. R.M A., he entered the Royal Navy in 1895 through the R N.R and was retired
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