Malaya Tribune, 28 January 1933

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    34 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XX.- No. 23 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1933 iivK CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, Jan. 2S, 1933. I Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1933 FIVE CENT&
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      58 1 Buy the I MALAYAN SATURDAY POST/ The Picture Paper. 20 cents. IN THE ART OF BREWING Sole Importers THE EAST ASIATIC COMPANY, LIMITED. SINGAPORE. f IN H4NDY AND HYGIENIC PACKAGES f NOW AVAILABLE AT I i,. Singapore COLD STORAGE CO., LTD. ORCHARD ROAD SUB-DEPOTS. I STOUT* I Is GOOD FOR
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      363 1 A. FLINTER 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every j size and quality. Selling 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. j BEERtH 1 SIME, DARBY CO.,
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    Girls' Corner.
    357 2 AUNTIE LIZZIE'S LETTER. Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. Comments On The Mail. My dear Nieces, Th membership of th "Girls' Circle" nas swell d to 311. This is very good indeed, mv dear and I mu- thank you all for your f. holeheart-' d co-operaticn. I understand that
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    A Reverie.
    651 2 (By "Lucky Star.") Having passed mv Senior Cambridge Exam after being s studious girl for many years' suddenly an idea struck me as I glanced cWr a newspaper. Here w?s a big opportunity waiting for me for in the newspaper I read Wanted a Teacher. Apply to C.E.Z
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    Things That Make Me Happy.
    231 2 (By "S. H. Tan" Seremban.) Fvery individual can enjoy a happy life wtttl nil sots of according to taste. Bu. I am content wish a low. First ot all is music No hing is so pleasant and joyous as music Bo gawM <s it 1-
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    Just A Chat.
    737 2 (By Frisco Kate.") j Frifrr.ij, Singaporians. Countrymen and I Corntriies! L'.nd me ycur ears Go d gracious me! Do I hear th? brandishing of swords? I h:p3 not! Remember that I am a heart case <ncw who's the scamp who said hard case?) and it will never
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    Ambitions.
    176 2 (By ''Morning Star."; Anybody who wants to prosper in this world must have ambition. Ambition comes from a thought and when we get enthusiastic we determine to carry out our thought. A girl who has ambition will do her best in order to satisfy herself. she will stick to
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    A Day At My Friend's House.
    372 2 (By Annie Laurie.") Hello dear slaters! It's quite a long time since I last wrote* to the "Corner," so I think it's high time for me to take a pen and paper and write somtthing. Well, I'll tell you h:w I enjoyed myself at
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    My Fright.
    150 2 (By "June Chan.") One night I was sitting all alone reading a book about ghosts. All was still and quiet, but suddenly I heard a tapping noise on the kitchen door. My hair began to grow stiff, and I felt a cold shudder run through me. It was
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    The Two Qeem.
    352 2 (By "Alice.") H<llo, girls, it is a long time since I wrote to ur beloved "Comer." "Bunny GUI," your articles are very interesting, and I love reading them. "Ceostanee," what is the matter with you? Your articles don't appear in the "Corner. Come on. "Constance," he a
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    Under A Starlit Night.
    180 2 (By "Optimistic Dreamer.") Returning fnem a gay party one pleasant evening, I dreamily strolled on the velvet lawns for nearly half an hour. It was a warm nigtit but rj:w and then a drought of cool and refreshing breeze would blow against my face. How delicious!
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    Obedience.
    560 2 (By "Dora.") Well, tiear sisters and cousins! Practically all of you have heard of this simple word "obedience"—and if I should ask you the meaning of it, many of ycu will at cnce say, "Oh. it is just doing what we are told to!" You are quite right for
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    The Indian And The Stolen Venison.
    180 2 (By "Penelope ■< A North American r hom# to his hut di^^T? 0 t uhcn r<• Which he had hung U p 1, T hj After taking his observati dry C setoff in search of, th. On his way he met asked if they
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    Touring The Town.
    630 2 By "Guen Can you imagine it. peopj crazy gu-ls let loose upon an m Wow! Yet it happened > otherwise known as 800-ho, aptitude for shedding Tul christened Angeline Maria they did give her-her pa To us ,he bore the imp,,;:, title of "Plops" because she herself
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    THE GIRLS' CIRCLE.
    52 2 j New Members. The following have br-en admit'ed and en rolled as members of Ihe 'Girls' Circle -June Chan, "W-ndy Espa-nra Km." Maureen Lilac." "Op'imie'i- Prepmer" "Roeeberry "Nancy Tan." "Jean," Dreamin? DaisY" Swee: Babflie" "Topsie," "Rita J.." "Kiddfe Wix" "Roale Koh." "Val." "Mystery Venus" «<icfr-to-Me Venus." "Latona
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      64 2 HI People everywhere are felling their friends what wonders 'Pebeco" has worked upon fheir feeth. Dulled and tobacco stained teeth are re vitalised by this 'salt' tasting dentifrice. Unlike other toothpastes its effect lasts for hours after using. Pebeco not only cleanses teeth but refreshes the whole mouth. x Have
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    MALAYAN POULTRY NOTES.
    1378 3 XXXIII-POULTRY DISEASES. IBY THE POULTRY EDITOR.) a very little is kn:wn of poultries tpi for the epidemic disease (ailed Roup, no attention is to the prevention cr cure of other appen from time to time. Roup toe unhygienic cendition poultry In, aggravated by insufficient or ling, with
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    DR. RABINDRANATH TAGORE.
    1035 3 DR. RABINDRANATH TAGO RE. An Intimate Study By His Secretary. Who is this patriarch with the lumlncu; j eyes ts he a wanderer from some lrgendarv land? t What is he doing in the Noise-amd-Sp *J Age? He is the man from the East. The Human Poem. The Seeker for
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      29 3 THE PEOPLE'S PAPERS "Malaya Tribune"— Daily. "Malayan Saturday Post"—Weekly. TONG LAM CO. j 59, MARKET STREET, SINGAPORE. For "Balanced" Poultry Foods to Poultry Editor's formula. Prices on application. J
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      21 3 STRONG DEFINITE IN THE CHARACTER OF THEIR APPEAL. YET SMOOTH AND MELLOW IN THE SATISFACTION THEY GIVE JOHN PLAYER SONS. ENGLAND:
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      887 4 j mTRODUCTBiTsAL^j HOUSE OF LORDS I IMPERIAL VAT WHISKY. WHISKY. Q FINE OLD MATURED WHISKY. Q 1) $2.75 per bottle, [?l j E8 or $30 per case duty paid. Wj yi j) Lowes; price ever offered on the market. if We also stock all well-known brands of liquors at moderate
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      623 4 NEW EXCLUSIVE STORIES AND ARTICLES WILL COMMENCE I 1 IN THE j| I MALAYA TRIBUNE and the MALAYAN SATURDAY POST I R a 5 NEXT WEEK, CONTRIBUTED BY X SUCH FAMOUS WRITEBS AS— g 1 I "SAPPER" AUSTIN FREEMAN 5 JOHN BUCHAN A. E. W. MASON I I BARONESS ORCZY
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      332 4 spsd THE 1 I STRAITS UNION ENGLISH I I SCHOOL EST. 1927. I Admits pupils from Primary t 0 ni j Cambridge. Well qualified staff efficient management. Apply Early for Afternoon! j Night Cambridge Classes, j Admissions for Cambridge Cb-aaj will close by the end of January Hi:>J) 86, Cecil
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      453 4 WANTED. WANTED. Morris Oxfords, Cowieys, Minors Fords, and other light cars. Apply:— WEARNE'S USED CAR MART, 50A, Orchard Road. MALAYA TRIBUNE. 'PHONE 6171. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery Including I: at office Postage Pos'a?. or close (Local or tc Foreign residence (F.M.S. I Countrki Yearly $15.00 $21.00 $33.00 Half
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      446 5 ALL—MAINS BATTERY OPERATED j SHORT WAVE I RECEIVERS j AND I I ELECTRIC GRAMO j AMPLIFIERS I RADIO SERVICE Co, of Malaya I 2, ORCHARD ROAD,) SINGAPORE j 'Phone 7399 j ALL SERVICE REPAIRS GUARANTEED. j mm CLJREZ l T HaV >0U Cl ackcd toys iUnin 6 en th; soles
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      939 5 j OUTSTANDING 1932 SUCCESSES ON I Mobiloil I I The Monte Carlo Rally MOTOR CAR. j I tir&z* **^i*^j+ i > i i I I c and I I ic. R W^^t."^ 28 :?3 I I (Driver L. P. Dri col). Sp ed 95.97 m.p.n I I First-H. Wisibrook-A-vH JUnl
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      753 5 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: 25.3 and 31.3 metres. G.M.T. 2.30 p.m. Time Signal from Big 8..' Dcfcroy Somers" Dane. Band 2.45 p.m. Charles Shadwell and hi-; Orchestra, from
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    Shipping News & Notices. MARINE DIESEL ENGINES.
    547 6 Shipping News Notices. MARINE DIESEL ENGINES. John I. Thornycroft's Exhibition. At the Motor Boat Show recently held at Olympia, Londn. Messrs. John I. Thornycroit and C., Limited, exhibited for the first time, a range of n-.arlne Diesel engines. The s?ic by them of this type of engine has been delayed
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    PASSENGERS DUE.
    80 6 Per t.ss. "Rector" due from U.K. on cr abcut Jan. 28th: Mr. A. J. Rycroft Mr. £.::ci Mrs. J. H. Dodd and infait, Mr. W. A. Ward. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Wtl ,v: and infant, Mr. W. A. Miler, Mr. T. McLachlan, Mrs. Nimmins, Capt. H. Jump.
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    OLD TIMES AFLOAT.
    384 6 An Anthology Of The British Navy. 'Old Times Afioat," by Col. C. Field, R.M.L.1., Meldose, Ltd., 10,6. Sir Francis Bacon once said that "the command of the sea is an abiidgement or a quintessence of a universal monarchy." it is the Navy of Great Britain which has
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    BROKEN PROPELLER.
    80 6 P. 0. Comorin' Docked At "Gibraltar. Reuter Wireless. Gibraltar, Jan. 24. A mishap entailing entering dock, has happened to the P. and O. liner. "Comorin." tn which the Everest expedition is travelling io India. Owinj to excessive vibrati n felt since the "Comorin" left London on Jan. 20,
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    "BALTIC" BOUGHT.
    55 6 By Japanese ShinBreakers. Reuter Wireless. L ndon. Jan. 24. A firm of Japanese shh:breakers has bousht the White Sfr liner, "Baltic." for breaking up. This is the fourth British liner recently sold t: Japanese shlpbreakers, the others being the Cunarri liner. "Caronia." the White Star. "Megantic." and the
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    THE TILLER.
    613 6 New Helm Orders In Force. On Dec. 31 the ccptains of many ships must have teen pacing the bridge in trctr.ulous expectation. A great and siinfi ant rcvo'ution passed over the face of the seven seas at midmght. At that hour the new He m Crders cam.' into
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    DISMISSED THE SERVICE.
    414 6 Sentence On Naval Officer. Sub-Lieutenant Guy Camille Myler Falla. (f H.M.S. "Renown." who is a well-known Rugby football player for the Navy and a Services bcxer, appeared before a Naval Courtmartial at Chatham on three charges .o which he pleaded "Not Guilty." It was alleged that he
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    THE CLYDE.
    127 6 Brighter Shipbuilding Outlook. Glasgow, Jan. I. The shipbuilding industry on the Clyde has completed one of the worst years in its his:ory. Vessels launched numbered enly 6C. with an aggregate tonnage of 66.636 tons. This is the lowest record for seventy years. It compares with 105 vessels of
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      461 6 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. flncorporated in England). MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO.. LONDON AND »AR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract *hh Ills Ma,--«ty"» Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Due Tonnaje. Singapore. IMI. Corfu 15 0 00 Ftb
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      224 6 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE Deutsch Hf>>fi Australische DampfschifTs Gestllschaft (Companu-s Incorporat d in Germany). OU I WARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. i aaj ms. FRIESLAND. via Manila Feb 7 t m.s. KULMERLAND. via Manila Feb. 21 f BUS. RAMSES, via Manila Mar. 8 t in s. DUISBURG. via Manila
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      552 6 Where You May Buy The Malaya Tribune I -rJi II L MALAYA IS ON SALE AT i The Overseas Trading Syndicate 20 Burmnh THE FOLLOWING DEPOTS Road. Penang. M Burmah SINGAPORE Adl Ayuneda Medical Hall. 47. UAruKh Queen S.reet. Penang. Y. Mohamed Ibrahim. 134 Tanjong Pagar Mr S X Ibranim
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      167 6 TIIE "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST" i is now owned by the "Malaya Tribune" Press, Ltd., and published from the "Malaya Tribune" offices at 56-60, Anson Road, Singapore. It is being greatly improved by the introduction of many New Features, while the best of the old ones are retained. The features include:
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      480 6 STEAMERj^jjg-NORDDEL-Ts CBEli The undernoted are the Comoanr. Ixtures:- 7 OUTWAXDs, "GOSLAR," for Japan and Nonh" 3 China 4 "COBLENZ" for Manila, Hongkone 31 Shanghai and Japan I "NECKAR" for Manila. Hongkong Shanghai, Japan and North China l 8 "LAHN" for Manila. Hongkong Shanghai, Japan and North China pgj HOMEWARDS. HAVEL
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    Mining Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    481 7 Singapore. Wednesday. 11 a.m adaf tin share quotations are issued and Co.. exchange and stork m j, r oicrs.— Buyers. Sellers. V iM iff Kumbang Tin 23|6 25,6 f Antral Malay 18i- 20|- norn U Hit am Tin 10 3 113 rin'Tin 11- 12;--m B»t»ng
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    Financial News & Views. THE B.A.T.'S INCREASED PROFIT.
    1963 7 Financial News Views. THE B.A.T.'S INCREASED PROFIT. EXPORT TRADE AND THE FUTURE. Problem Of Taxation And Exchange. on Jan 9a. ,hl p C Ltd was Company. 9 T£ London, s.W. Millbank, Sir Hugo Cunliffe-Owen nt tu* x. presided The rh»iZ: the chair man. gentlernpn wuJ Chalrman said:-Ladies and gentlemen,—With ycur
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    MALAYAN TIN DREDGING.
    893 7 Restriction An Immense Benefit. sJJ" tw s, nty first general meeting of Malayan Tin Dredging, Ltd., was held on Dec. -0 a. the Institute of Chartered Accountants. Moorgate, Lo ndon) Re Mr y chairman) presiding. The chairman, in moving the adoption of SVJX? and accounts "During the
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    Rubber Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    375 7 Singapore, Wednesday, 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotations are issued by Fra er and Co. and Lyall and Evatt: T s«ue Value. Eraser Lyall St I Shares. St Co. Evatt. 1 Allenby $0.45 $0.55 $0.45 $0.60 1 Alor Oajah 025 035 0.25 035 IA.
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    GENERAL.
    276 7 FKASER CO.'S QUOTATIONS. CLOSING QUOTATIONS. a 2, !H 2, I Buyers. Sellers. $2 $2 Akx. Brick Pref. 1.05 1.10 %2 Alex, bricfc Urd. o.i<* 0.*o nom £1 £1 B. Ameri. Tobacco 98|9 107jti flO $5 B. Malaya Truate* 5.00 5J&0 £1 £1 C. Tin Pref. 7 p.c. 20|9 2lj3
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      53 7 SOUTH BRITISH INKUBANCB GOUT ANT, UMTRD. FI RE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR ocean ci accepted at wwgbt current bates. l. o. margoliouth, 08ea- I as>i Manager. 1 «nlayaon Oreen. THE EASTERN UNITED *88CRANCg CORPORATION, LTBL fire, Marine, motor car Pe ksonaiT accident insurance. *«a rr J °HNBON: G«mt*l Manager.
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      63 7 jSmall Savingst LIGHTEN YOUR FINANCIAL PATHWAY Yearly Interest Paid to You Quarterly Small Savings regularly deposited will soon build up for you, a substantial Bank Balance.. ready for the moment when it is most needed. THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK pays an interest of 3% to you every
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      306 7 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporate in Kn*i4Qai gfMCsAINMat BR AN< H iJ AUoclUft S'lrcl \uthorUtd and buOjcnut-o Capital £2.000.000 Paid-up Caplal Si.OOU.OOt; testae Fuud ana Real t WO.oOt j MLAO UHU R; LONDON BRANCHES: Bomoay, Calculi», UoiutnOo. n.ar*oru, Manx** Unaffa. Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra, K.i *cuit Alosul and Singapore CURRENT ACCOUNTS
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      202 8 Amusements < alhambra! THE INDEPENDENT THEATRE WITH THE PICK OF THE WORLD'S PICTURES, j LAST OAY TO-DAY!!! 4 SHOWS 2.15 4 15-6.30 9.15 p.m. SEASON TO CONTINUE IN MARLBOROUGH ON FEBRUARY 6. I Laurel and Hardy IN j Pack Up Your Troubles I M-d-M.'S SUPER MIRTHQUAKE. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) Opening at
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      425 8 CAPITOL Holiday Matinee To-Day 3 15 Positively Last Night TO-NIGHT! The Holiday Show that has set the Town Talking REX INGRAM'S Superb Spectacle of Arabia— I ü BAROXJD j Actually Produced in NORTH Featuring REX INGRAM j AFRICA with a cast of 2,000 I (himself) ROSITA GARCIA. j Opening To-Morrow
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      446 8 Wishing Our Malay Patrons a Happy and Prosperous lj ar i \>.^ PAVILION MATINEE TO-DAY at Z.\T\ j j One could hardly wish for better en- The wit floWs »ttli Urtainment It is a great film 1 wnile tns numerous i and almost everyone is sorry when II how have
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    TURKISH PRINCE GOING TO JAVA.
    226 9 Personal View Of Mustapha Kemal. tl Careem. a grandson of the Turkey, Abdul Hamid. who in forced t< abdicate from an age-long, j'.ie. was an interesting visiter to recently. Prince Abdul Careem is Prince Saleem. a son of the late nt the Prince and his
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    AMERICA GOES TO COLLEGE.
    162 9 (ss j nttrest In Professional Studies. C 0 Cincinnati (Ohio). Rum,'; -Jfu n:s in America are more than Uicy were in 1927 and ir) more interest in a liberal T;" :iun in specialised work. t> <nt was niade by Dr. Raymond Cinei] t n ident of
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    FEARED FALL OF DOLLAR.
    469 9 POUND MUST GO UP. International Debt Discussions. Reuter Wireless. Washington, Jan. 23. I m!ll\!f?-TT that the United has condition vltaUon t0 Britain 10 discuss d H n I "P° n th British return to the gold th; n/n fa y officials familiar with orence tn 2
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    BANK OF FRANCE.
    214 9 Huge Increase In Gold Reserve. Reuter. Pari.-. Jan. 27. The Governor cf the Bank of France, reviewing the past years operations, said that whereas the Bank's gold reserve had increased during 1932 by 14.647.000.CC0 francs, th? reserves in foreign exchange had declined by 16,378.000,000. The trade ba'anc
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    TO MAKE ROOM FOR UNEMPLOYED.
    142 9 2,000,000 Children To Go Back To School. New York. Nationa 1 Child Labour Committee han announced the beginning of a widespread campaign to take more than 2,000,000 children out of industiy and put them back into schools to make room for men and women who
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    THE TOTE DECISION AND AFTER.
    669 9 Probable Test In House Of Lords. The decision that thc*j who establish n "Tote" at a greyhound lacecomse offend against the Betting Houses Act of 1853 app i M to every such, course in En3!and. though in Scotland the Court with correspond Dg authority, and
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    U.S. "WETS" HOPE.
    156 9 $74,000,000 From Beer Tax. New York. If the sale of beer b?comes legal in the United States £74,000.000 a year may be added to the revenue from the tax upon its consumption, according to an estimate here. The probable consumption of beer is put at 15 gallons
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      175 9 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. ROYAL ENGLISH SCHOOL. HON OF RIVER VALLEY ROAD AND TANK ROAD). it |S CLAIMED THAT THIS IS THE 0 M SCHOOL OWNED AND CONDUCTED BY A QUALIFIED TEACHER. Vacancies in all standards including (anibridire and Commercial Classes. 1 \l KI.AXKAVIL. Principal. [ED MIDWIFE. Ceylon Malay, Mrs. living now
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      109 9 j J Assets exceed $12,000,000. I i Assurance in force over $35,000,000. jj The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. j (Incorporated In the Straits Settlements) j J HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil street, Singapore The Company has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of ■aHI. il i
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      110 9 Sunday I AT —3 p.m.—6.15 p.m.—AND—9.l5 p.m. I YOU'VE N"KVER DSEAMT OF SUCH A i HO DUCT lON AND THROUGH ir ALL A VIUD. VIRILE STORY THAT WILL CAPTURE YOUR IMAGINATION IHKOUGH IT You'll see a Yogi walk through fire guns turn into snakes men paralysed by a look a
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    A LOOK AROUND.
    695 10 De Va'era is being given another innings. By reckless appeal to inflamed political passions, and an opportunist dissolution before the new National Party had time to organise for an effective campaign, :he has contrived to win the General Election and so remain in power in the troubled
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    345 10 There is an epidentic of small-pox in Hongkong and Mine cases have occurred in Shanghai. The Hon. Mr. A. S. Bailey and Mrs. Be.i'e.:. ef Kuala Lumpur, hr.vc left on a holiday trip to Japan, H.M.S. "Devonshire" will arrive at Singapore on Saturday next from Hongkong, leaving en the Monday
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    AMERICAN CONSUL KILLED.
    33 10 Reuter Wireless. Prague. Jan. 24. Mr. Raymond Davis. American Consul here fell from the aecond-fl or window of his hotel this evening and was killed on the spot Reuter Wireless.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    27 10 From Holland by the "Tosari," duo at Singapore tc-morrow morning. Frcm China and Japan by the "Kumaan? due at Singapore at 6 a.m. on Tuesday.
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    DEATH OF MR. JOHN POLGLASE.
    92 10 A Former Municipal Secretary. Mrs. Donald MacLeod, of Singapore, has received news of the death of her father. Mr. J:\in Polglarc. a former Secretary of the Singapore Municipality. Mr. Polglase was appeinted Assistant Municipal Secretary in 1882 and in 1885 became paymaster. In 1901 he
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    CHINESE NEW YEAR.
    207 10 VERY QUIET CELEBRA- TIONS IN JOHORE. Hari Raya Puasa. (Frcm~Our Oivn Correspondent.) J-horc Bahru, Jan. 27. This, I am told, is the only season during the year that Government servant, in J horc have r run cf four days' holiday. It i.= due. of course, to the
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    BULGARIA COVERED WITH SNOW.
    77 10 Skating And Sleigh Drives Anticipated. Reuter Wireless. Sofia. Jan. 23. Bulgaria is covered with sn.w ar.d many railway lines are blocked and telephones ana telegraphs with Bucharest and Istanbul are interrupted. The Danube is fast freezing, an event eagerly welcomed by the populace for dancing and
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    INDIAN POLITICS.
    76 10 G.B.S. Told To Mind Own Business. Bombay. Jan. 11. Gc:rge Bernard Shaw, one-time iconoclast, some-time Socialist, created a sensa.ion here yesterday by remarking that Great Britain would have to withdraw from India in the face cf an irresistible nationalist movement The Governor Ls reported to have advised the
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    DEATH SENTENCES IN RUSSIA.
    43 10 Reuter Wireless. Riga, Jan. 24. Six Soviet officials engaged in the distribute of food at Sebastopol have been sentenced to death for failure to regulate food supplies and ten others have been sentenced to long terms of imprisonment.—Router Wireless.
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    HARI RAYA PUASA.
    113 10 71io Muslims are to-day celebrating the Hari Raya Pu asa. the festival which concedes the Muslim Past of Ramzan. Frcm early morning, people dressed In their holiday dress. "Hajis" with their "sarbans" find picturesque long "bajus," have been seen wending their way to the Mosque to pray
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    NEW GREEK CHAMBER.
    60 10 Reuter Wireless. Athens, Jan. 24. The Oxeek Chamber has been dissolved and the elections are fixed for March 5. The new Chamber will be convoked on March 27 by a Presidential decree, f: How ing the request fsr dissolution made in a letter to President Zaimis by
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    THE MAYE SISTERS.
    42 10 The Seaview Hotel have obtained two new artists. They are the Maye Sisters, who have Jvst completed a tour of Australia, Ame.ica md thp Far East and are now going to entertain at the Seuview Hotel from to-uight. j
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    420 10 ♦> (BY "LOOKER.qs.- The North v. South p URfB> takes place in Singapore to*b, should see a scrum-tious fight II At K.L. the Colony and f\j d at hockey. It would stimulate 1 home Fide to shoot hard and rf if an effigy labelled 'Decent, tion" were
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    FIGHT WITH COMMUNISTS.
    27 10 Reuter Wireless. Hantifiiw JJJ w The police at fire in a fight with Cmmun.Russian agitator. One mai eleven wounded. Troops were ■umnsoned > Reuter Wireless.
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    On Other Pages.
    81 10 GIRLS' CORNER, on pat* J MALAYAN POULTRY NOTES. DR. RABINDRANATH TAC.Oh RADIO PROGRAMME, or CLUB DIARY, on page 13 DIARY OP EVENTS, on page Jf SHIPPING NEWS, on pages b CHURCH SERVICES, on page BURMA SEPARATION KSUE PADI CULTIVATION REPOMRADIO IN MALAYA, on pag 1 y SIX
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    A Million Men Drawn Up For Battle. CHAOYANG RECAPTURED FROM CHINESE.
    203 11 I.KAGI E OF NATIONS MUST TAKE FIRM STAND. SOVIET-JAPANESE TENSION. SHARP WORDS BETWEEN STALIN AND UCHIDA. ou r a million men are drawn up for battle in North and North}.;a>t China and the Japanese, who have recaptured Chaoyang, seem
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    RUSSIANS RESENTFUL.
    78 11 Moscow. Jan. 27. (hat Soviet circlcs arc ins :.tful over Japenesc policy on :.equont allegetiens that the Soviet -ret alliance with China against j. n 'A '1-infornied ptop'.e declare that j i rr:-t:ng in this policy despite Soviet I- V art!. .-more Soviet cfQcials regard i rerr.' ly
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    STTUATION BECOMES WORSE.
    162 11 Orcr \:> 10.000 Troops Ready To Fight. Shanghai. Jan. 28. •rtiilcry fired several times lines on Thursday night, apa demonstration. More Japancs? I 3.000, have arrived at ShanJ -panese war hips are preceed- Shiho River. The situate rem critical. quiet yesterday morning, but transport- at the Japanese
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    CHAOYANG CAPTURED BY JAPANESE AGAIN.
    53 11 The "Darc-To-Die Corps" of the Chines? Volunteers have evacuated the railway station at Chaoyang, which has now occupied sgain by the Japanese, following a ceunteraitack in which reinforcements, assi ted by tanks, participated. Japanese reinforcements continue to leave tor Llngyuen and Namling from Suichung. —"Min
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    THE CHINESE NEW YEAR.
    72 11 Enthusiasm In Canton And Hongkong. Hongkong, Jan. 28. Tlis Chinese New Year was enthusiastically celebrated at Wuhan, Cariton and Hongkong. The shops were closed and amu ement places were wtli-patrcnised day and night.—"Mill Kuo Jih P30 Messages frcm Hankow and Tsinan state hat the people are
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    NOULENS TO BE RELEASED?
    57 11 Nanking. Jan. 28 In re?p n c to the requests cf foreign scholars, tiie Ministry of Justice is considering granting a pard'-n to the Noulen* couple, who were ctnvict.'d of engaging in subversive Communistic) activities again-1 the Chinese Government and were sentenced to life imEilannment a
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    C.S.L.A.'S YEAR OF PROGRESS.
    483 11 Membership Open To Ladies. report for 1932 of the Chines; v scxiation of Singapore it Road; patrons, Mr. Tong Lao ■J and Mr. Lim Kirn Tian> "i yratiiying progress. MEMBERSHIP. < steady increase of member-., *>f the year there were 80 In vi■ and present services
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    44 11 The eighth anniversary and the annual general meeting of the Chinese, Students' Literary Association will be held jointly a: the association's premises, 59, Cantonment Road, to-day at 1 p.m. The annual dinner will be. leld this evening at 7 o'clock at the same place.
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    IRISH ELECTION FIGURES.
    63 11 De Valera Ten Short Of Majority. Reuter. Dublin. Jan. 27. The s ate of the Faities at 2.30 p.m. to-day uas: 59 de Valeritcs. 35 Cosgravites 7 Labour. 7 Independents, 7 Cen. re Party and one Independent Labour. Thirty-seven results are still undeclared and Mr. do Valera
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    ANOTHER STEAMER FIRE.
    157 11 East Asiatic's "Alsia" The m.v. "Alsia," one of the East A.'iatc Co.'s neweit and mcst luxuiiously-apvo n'ci vessels, was damaged ty fire at Hamburg 03 Wednesday, where aha berthed on the way Home from the Par East. Tr.e extent of the damage is iot kncv.n. but Mr.
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    DE VALERA'S VICTORY.
    10 11 President de Valera addressing an election meeting.
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    NEW BRITISH ARMS DOCUMENT.
    64 11 Designed To Expedite Progress. Reuter. Geneva, Jan. 27. Britain ha*- circulated among the great Powers a new disarmament document, based on various plans submitted to the Conference and the resolutions adopted by the five Powers on Dec. 19. The document contains no new plan and Is
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    APPEAL AGAINST EXTRADITION REJECTED.
    37 11 Reuter. Chicago. Jan. 27. The U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals ha rejected Jacob Factor's appeal against extradition to England.—Reuter. [Jacob Factor is wanted by the British Police on a charge of fraud.]
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    KREUGER'S CHIEF ACCOUNTANT ACQUITTED.
    36 11 Reuter. Stockholm, Jan. 27. Mr H:nnig, chief accountant of the Kreuguer Toll Company, who was arrested last May, has been acquitted cf charges in connection with irregularities in the company's accounts. —Renter.
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    MALAYAN DOCTORS MEET.
    1687 11 "GRAVE CONCERN." "Too Great A Burden Of Retrenchment." GOVERNMENT RESPONSIBILITY. Mala vi r an^ Ual the ■Utaya Branch of the British Medical wh^r ou ih co,,c e f Mh.<!, opened yesterday. Dr. J. w Mile advert effect on the health of Ptrple of (In Governments retrenchment in
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    Sports & Pastimes. TO-NIGHT'S FIGHTS AT NEW WORLD.
    367 12 Sports Pastimes. TO-NIGHT'S FIGHTS AT NEW WORLD. SERVICE MEN IN MAIN EVENT. GRAHAM MATCHED WITH NEGRO. BOXING. F.ir the first time in the history of local proff s«-ional batting two service men are appearin the mala event. To-night Gunner Ellis, pride of the Garrison at Blakan Mat:, and "Cockney Morris,
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    SIONG. BOO v. BENDEMEER A.C.
    27 12 ASSN. FOOTBALL. The Siong 800 A.C. and the Bcndemeer A.C. ireet in the S.C.F.A. League at the Jalan Besar Stadium this afternoon.
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    WILTSHIRES v. MALAYS.
    63 12 The senior teams of the Wiltshires and the Malays will meet at Anson Road Stadium on Monday. The meeting of these two sides for the first time is attracting considerable interest and there should be a large crowd. The gate charges are 50 cents (West stand), 25
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    B.M.A. "WATSON" CUP COMPETITION.
    94 12 GOLF. The following are the ties in the Watscn Cup competition fcr members of the British Medical Association to be held over the weekend at Bukit Timah:— Dr. A!le<n (11) v. Major Hayman (13). Dr. Strahan (12) v. Dr. Boyd (15). Dr. English <5> v. Dr.
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    KEPPEL G.C. EVENTS.
    63 12 The following are the results in the Keppel G. C. Chinese New Year tournaments: SHANGHAI FOURSOMES: T. Heigh and Irving Jones tied with J. M. Watt and W. Dawson. The latter won the replay. LADIES' MIXED FOURSOMES: Miss Hadley and T. Heigh (42 —9 33) beat Miss
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    S.P.A.P. BEAT LOKE'S B.P.
    99 12 BADMINTON. Loke's b. P. lost to Straits Physical Athletic Party by two games to three on Thursday at the former's court, 331, North Bridge Road Scorer, (Loke's players mentioned first)- Law Yin Fook and Goh Wan Nan lost to Chan Teow Chuan and Koh Tin Geong
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    HAPPILADS TOURNAMENT.
    79 12 Ties in the Happilads "B". singles tournament played on Saturday and Tuesday resulted as follows: Wc n g Swee Kee beat Ooh Liang Nghee 14-14 (3-2). 13-13 (5-0); Choo Miao Sin beat Chua Tye Juay 12—15 15 9 15—4: Wong Nai Chee beat Patrick Neubronner 13-15. 15-3. 15-9;
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    FIRST WOMEN'S INTER-SETTLEMENT.
    724 12 SINGAPORE GIRLS' TEAM IN MALACCA. INTERESTING MATCH AT BANDA HILIR. HOCKEY. (From Out Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Jam. 27. A large crowd turned out to watch the first match of its kind to-day, when the Girls' Sports Club of Singapore engaged the Malacca Girls' Sports Club, on the
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE BEAT S.R.C. II.
    198 12 Yesterday's meeting between the Raffles College team and the S.R.C. II on the latter* ground was productive of a solitary goal gave victory to the College. The teams lined up as follows: Ta« C r <=sinJh ee^° ng: Kaher Sinsh Swee K <*- Tagar Singh,
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    CHINESE NEW YEAR TOURNAMENT.
    623 12 YESTERDAY'S PLAY AT THE S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS. A start was made in the Chinese New Year tournament at the S.C.C. yesterday, after play had been held up throughout the day on Thursday and until noon yesterday owing to the wet condition of the courts. There were
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    VINES BEATEN BY AUSTRALIAN PRODIGY.
    83 12 AMERICAN ACE FORCED INTO ERRORS. Reuter. Melbourne, Jan. 27. In the quarter finals of the Australian championships to-day, the Australian prodigy, Vivian McGrath beat Ellsworth Vines 6—2, 2—6, B—G, 7—5. McGrath played the greatest game of his career and displayed magnificent variation of pace and
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    NORTH v. SOUTH MATCH.
    90 12 RUGBY FOOTBALL. The North v. South match takes place at the Anson Road Stadium this afternoon. Charges will be $1 for seats and 20 cents standing. The Band and Drums of the 1st Wilts will play selecticns before the game and during the interval. The match,
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    CLOSE FIGHT AT SYDNEY.
    231 12 M.C.C. ALSO COLLAPSE SENSATIONALLY. SLOW BOWLERS REAP RICH HARVEST. CRICKET. Reuter. Following the collapse of the New South Wales "tail" before lunch yesterday, the last five wickets adding only eleven runs to the overnight score of 169 runs for five wickets, the trend of the M.C.C.
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    CHINESE NEW YEAR RACES.
    238 12 THE TURF. TAIPING AMATEUR MEETING. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taipin§. Jan. 27. The Taiping Turf CluVs amateur meeting optned to-day in good weather. The attendance was po:r. Results at a glance: RACE I. Polo Pony Race— < about 2 furs Catch Weights. 1. COUNTESS (Clarke). 2.
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    SHOOTING AFFAIR ON A SHIP.
    197 12 Entire Crew Detained By Police. A Chinese seaman is in hospital ?s the result of an alleged shooting affray which occurred on the s.s. 'Mabella" at Port Swettenham on Wednesday night, says the "Malay Mail." The "Mabella" is a Norwegian vessel undccharter t: a Chinese
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    CAR OVERTURNS AT JUNCTION.
    107 12 Three Malay women and a girl of six y.ars were badly injured at about 9.30 o'clock this morning in an accident involving a motor-car and a trolley bus. The accident occurred at the junction of Geylang Road and Kallang Road. On coming into collision with the
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    THE STRAITS CHINESE AND WRITING.
    817 12 C.C.A. Manuscript Magazine. The manuscript magazine of the Chinese Christian Association is a very interesting one It has 50 pages and is the work of all tnenthusiastic members of the Association ami cf the Straits Chinese Reading Club, which is a branch of the Association.
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    What's On To-Night.
    158 12 Alhambra.—Laurel and Hardy in "Pack Up Youi Troubl s." To-monow: Edmund Lowe in "Chandu." Capitol.—Rex Ingram in "Baroud." Empire.—"The Cowboy Cavalier" and "The Sin of Madelon Claudet." Great World. —Side shows, pasar malam, Malay opera, Chinese wayangs. silent and talking films (Buster Keaton in "Parlour. Bedroom and
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    CHINA'S ANCIENT CIVILISATION.
    554 13 Chinese Archaeological Expedition. "Recent Discoveries in the Honan Excavations" was the subject of a lecture, given at th? China Science Library on Dec. 26, by Dr. Li Chi, the well-known archaeologist, and head of the Archaeology Section of the Institute of History and Philology of the Academia
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      922 13 CLUB DIARY. (xntre are numerous Clubs and Societies i* Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest vctll still oe included in the
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      406 13 Assemble Mr. C. Lean's residence. 20, Lorong .«h ancy dress Attendance of singers and musicians compulsory Sen7 g T ct Me Not Party: Citation of Mr. Yeo Seng Leong. Assemble. Mr. Ko Eng Poh's reT^Th?c MUSical Party: Invitation <>f Mr. nrL t S,ong 107 Cnln Swee 1 P-m. Dress, white
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    BURMA SEPARATION ISSUE.
    631 14 Press Comments On Council's Verdict. Tribunal Unseats Stparationists. Rangoon. Dec. 30. Burmese poli'ics 1 in a .*tate of confusion sine th i Council s decision on the Separation issue— Anti-Separationists and Separationis I bilh int rpreting the Council verdict as a Uc.cry for them. Owing to the
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    PADI CULTIVATION REPORTS.
    1726 14 Agricultural Development In Malaya. WORK AT EXPERIMENTAL STATIONS- An account of padi experiments carried out during the season 1931-32 is contained in toe December number ot the Malayan Agricultural Journal (price 50 cents). Commenting editorially en these matters, the Journal says: There are now a tcul of
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    101 14 SHIPS ALONGBIDB THE WHARVES Singapore, Jan. 23. Cut Wharf (Entrance Gate I). BcnthJß 22. Rohna 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate Hertor 18; Glenluce 16; Manila Maru 14; Pres. Garfield 11. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Benvorlich 30; Maron 32; Borneo Maru 34; Tweedbank 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate
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    SHIPPING NEWS. OLD SHIPS.
    475 14 The Destiny Of Som e Famous Vessels. When an animal senses that h drawing to a close, he always er l a secluded spot to die. It seems this i 1 to old steamers. When other .wiLr*. «Mb use for them and if t iu-v breaker's
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    PRES. GARFIELD ARRIVES.
    46 14 On a round-the-world trip, the 'Prvndcnt Garfield" of the Dollar lino, arrived this moirinc from Manila. with 100 passengers en board. She will sail for New Ycr<c via Prnan? cu Feb. 1. The M.M. "Ampoise" is dv; in Btafapam j: 4 p.m. to-morrow.
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    ARRIVALS.
    111 14 "Katong," Brit., 863 tons. irtm Bangui 27-1: for Bangkok 31-1. "Henrik," Norw., 761 tons, from <: 27-1; for Bangkok 29-i. "Anshun," Brit., 1.869 tons, from Hongkong 27-1; for Hongkong 31-1. "Santhia," Brit., 4,841 tens, from Osaka 27-1 for Calcutta 28-1. «G'jcnlticv»," Brit.j 4,120 tons, from Dalny 28-1; for London
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      523 14 CHURCH SERVICES. Fourth Sunday After Epiphany. DEDICATION FESTIVAL. ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL. 6:50 a.m. Holy Communion. 7:30 a.m. Matins. 8 a.m. Holy Communion. 9:15 a.m. Holy Communion. 5:30 p.m. Evensong (Cnoral) and Sermon. Holy Communion en Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 a.m. and on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7
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      71 14 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Last Yesterday. Night. Max. Bright Mm. Tt mp. Rainfall. Sunshin i. Temp. Stations D" 1 P. Inches. Hours. Dg. 1". Ai i Star 90 Nil 9.1 71 Kota Bharu 84 0.01 8.3 72 K. Trcnggavu 82 0.03 8.1 7,1 Bul-i Jcram 88 Nil 9.1
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      111 14 MAILS CLOSE. MONDAY. JAN. 30. Pengerang (Hock Keng) 8 a.m Rhlo (Bee Tong) 9 a.m. Rhio fHonn: Keat) 9 a.m. R-hio (Tcntlanak) 9 a.m. Pulau Boegi iMersing) 9 a.m. Kukup (Hong Cheang) 9 a.m. North, N.-EaU and N.-Wcct Sumatra (Op ten Noort) 9 a.m. T C«rimon (Bee Seh) 9 a.m.
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    The B.B.C.'s New Baby-A Tour Round GSA. EMPIRE RADIO EQUIPMENT DESCRIBED.
    687 15 VISITS TO DAVENTRY SHORT-WAVE STATION. an unusually cold and windy under the giant masts that X X raj "National"' transimber of unassuming little nd a nest hule brick building d to become far more famous 5 c; B, or
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    WE HEAR IT FIRST!
    182 15 Marvel Of Empire Broadcasting. A Malayan wearing headphones and listening to 'he broadcast of a concert from the Queen's Hall, London, through Daventry. wculd hear the music sooner than a person Sitting a. the back of the hall. How is this possible? Sound travels 1.100 ft.
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    WIRELESS "PIRATES" IN MALAYA.
    226 15 How Will They Be Dealt With Now that radio is becoming more popular in Malaya the question of "pirates,"—peop'e who listen in without getting a licence—will become of great importance. How best to deal with it? One suggestion is that radio licence should be produced en
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    RADIO AT EXHIBITION.
    75 15 A "Hall tf Music end R-.dio" is to b n B happy innovation at the 1933 Eritlsh Industries- Fair, opening en Feb. 20 next. Very appropriately t.he 8.8.C.. who are exhibitinj fcr h? first time at the Feie will mek Empire Brcadeasling the keyncie cf their SCStton.
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    THE A.B.C. OF RADIO.-NO.-3.
    131 15 Tk_ le. ©rs f<r b ginr.rs have dealt with umnd wave... ethtr waves. tUs e'ecirtn and the wirek? valve. Lad \n% th student up to the pat teal stage cf tsacrtaatsat. Mire iheory has to Le arm but in the man time H is cenvenlcr.t tc
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    RADIO IN MADRAS.
    86 15 EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION'S SCHEME. Madras, Jan. 4. It is ur.derrtood that the sch m: for tl;: establiehme.r of broadcasting stations in ttafa presidency, wh eh has been under preparation by a commit cc of the Madras European As ociaticr.. i: now aJUi the Gov mment. In this connection.
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    RADIO NOTES AND NEWS.
    151 15 A New Battery Circuit. A new battery circuit which has recently appearance »«t it is confidently HS2 ate remo e battery receivers from the STSi °i rather poor for mains sets and bring them very nearly into line with their more ambitious rivals in the matter
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    THOSE MASTS.
    170 15 It h a pity to have to explode the story th.st Davent-y is to beeomc a great research c*ntre for t'.:* K.B.C., and that the 5XX marts are to be retained for special experiment. The true story is very different and much briefer, for it bcils down to
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    "CANNED" PROGRAMMES.
    89 15 That Finpire listeners should be lodging objections to the use of "canned" or Blatsne phoned programmes from Daventry is a little surprising, but is nevertheless a fact. I think the trouble Is due to the innate honesty of the B B C. If the word Blattnerj phone had
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    THE CANADIAN PROBLEM.
    75 15 The Indian zene rerms the happiest of all in its reception cI the Empire programmes, very coon af er the opening ceremony cables e r congratulation were received from all co:ners of India. A satisfying response has also cotne from the rthcr zener, with the exception of
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    SKIPPING OVER THE DOMINION
    54 15 The 49.6- and 31.3-metre transmissions t:> Canada are simply not touching the Dominion, but are coming dewn to earth in the Pacific Ocean, says the short-wave expert of "Wireless World.'' I wish Mr. Arhbridge success in his effcrts to get a special 70-metre wavelength with a
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    VAGARIES OF THE ETHER.
    96 15 We shor -wave fans are far mere dependent upon the vagaries of the ether than arc the folk whe siniply tune in whatever broadcast station they want, when they want it. But, when ocre comes to think of it. dcesn't that make it for mere interes
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    STATION NEWS.
    178 15 WINNIPEG. CANADA: The V E 9 J R Winnipeg ctatlcn is now working cn 25 6 metres ;n week dayj f cm 10.30 pm. to 1 a.m. '22.30—01.00), G.M.T. sjc TOKYO. JAPAN: The hjmoreusly-call-iettered Tokyo sla'.icn J O A K has been in trouble because its listeners say
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    B.B.C. REPRESENTATIVE'S VISIT.
    54 15 The British (Broadcasting Corporation announce.! thai Mr. Mak-.lm Frost has been detained in Cape Town owing to illness and his visit to India and Malaya will, therefore, take pbee tt a later date than was originally announced. A further notification of his r.icve,'.ie:U; will be given as
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    RECEPTION NOTES.
    110 15 Lleleir.rs all over Malaya report good recep- I tien tf ,h? 9.50 to 11.50 Daventry programme en 31.3 metres but most of them want it ea:!ier. Tney can get it if they can receive the African Zone 49.'j met es transmission. Cood reception of it has been repeated
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    EMPIRE BROADCASTING.
    299 15 Congratulations To The 8.8.C. We congratulate the 8.8.C. (says the "WtreJcei World"), and the chief engineer, Mr. Noel Ashbridge in particular, for having found the means of carrying out, in practical form, tro-e ideals which we ourselves in particular lavs so leng hoped they would be able to
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    B.B.C.'S 10th ANNIVERSARY.
    118 15 The E B.C. celebrated last month the tenth anniversary of British Broadcasting. It is remarkable among the great wireless stations of the wcild for the imagination shown in its education el work and Sir John Rcith is to be congratulated on p eserving the 8.8.C. from eemm?rcial
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    Our Serial Story. SIX HOURS TO LIVE.
    162 16 INTRIGUE AND ROMANCE AT GENEVA. Im is the sixth instalment of our serial sttry. "Six Hours To Live," telling of intrigue and romance in connection with Geneva Peace Conference. This story has tea* produced as v talkie by the Fox Film Corporation and
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    Chapter VI.
    1081 16 As Onslow approached the Peace Palacc the traffic thickened. The scene was as animated as if in the middle of the busy day. Automobile sirens -ounded as the delegates arrived for the late council. Paul was in high spirits as he swung along. H7 smiled as he stepped
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    99 16 Letters To The Editor. [Our readers are invited to write to us on tubjecU of public interest, it mutt be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS FuasiBLE, preferably ty t -written (double spacing/, and
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    Life Insurance.
    605 16 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—How life assurance can be of benefit to one's es.ate and or business 1 perhaps very l ttle understood, particularly by the Asiatics, yet policies taken out for purposes of financial lifeguard dominate in number the large ones taken for other purposes through
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    Bukit Timah Buses.
    211 16 (To the Editor, 'Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—On Monday at 5 p.m. at least 40 persons were waiting for buses between Li:n Rini and Newton, besides others who were waiting at greater distances from town. At Queen Street terminus twenty cr more buses were lying empty, parked in the
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    THE BEST DAILY CARE FOR THE SCALP.
    481 16 The best ththg for the hair is combing and pj.ushing it. Tc make this effective, however. 'it is important that the comb and brushy he e'ean. and antiseptic. They should be washed I frequently in soap and water, or ammonia, and dried in
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    FIFTY-SIX YEARS IN AN ASYLUM.
    140 16 A Political > isionarv Buda,, 'sr T. The death is rcpr f r !2 eighty-tliii'-v I an inmate of the I. fifty-six year*. Them j Imri? into the arylum ;ct L':.j inrpired with th< fie monarchy," consisting -j. a Bohemia. Serb:: c rJ, tach with
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    PRIZES FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS.
    131 16 British Empire Contest Th; Bntisii tfcdical Association are toatin in June £10 prte s for the best dtafc*£ on the following th.me: "Describe thr cf medical iiv which have beta your care and for .aeli case, drcuss differ diagnosis, a tio ogy methw of (where available»,
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    366 16 Singapore. Jan. 25. MEAT. Bee;. r tcak t round i. kati 31 Beef, stew or curry, kati 2d Pork. lean, kati 43 York, lean fat I Lai quality, kati 34 Mutton, Australian, lb. 25 Fowl, kati 4u Hens (.locally reared >. kati 50 Ducks, each 59 Pigeons, domestic unfledged,
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    CEYLON NEWS AND NOTES.
    131 17 ,clI Wilson in Kandy-Proposa! For Federation With Indiaeel Committee a Report On Imperial Preference intment At Poor Reciprocity From Australia and South"* Africa—Alterations, and Deletions From The Schedule Recommended. Wll on continued his Of the Donoughmore Kandy on the 13th inst. .'rom the Kandyan Mr. J.
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    JAFFNA WANTS FEDERATION WITH INDIA
    318 17 2i with India is urged* in Mr. V. Kathritbamby. 3 recent meeting of the In* Th. memorandum state* inl as follows: ■ard to the permaition that Ceylon should future, under r.ghtly felt that it is hings that Ceylon should as a separate province p htical
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    HOW IT WILL HELP ALL INTERESTS.
    398 17 British Government: In a far flung empire ii should be the aim of the British. Government to conveniently group the various possessions numbering over 500 and limit them to few and convenient size so as to effectively and economically rule them. Th* main feature
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    "ONLY CURE TO ALL OUR ILLS."
    248 17 The people of India and Ceylon are one and the same racially, culturally and from ihe point of view of religion. For these reacone and fcr better devising a method permanently for the governance of this county, satisfactory to all interests, the meeting cae
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    REPORT ON IMPERIAL PREFERENCE.
    610 17 A vein of disappointment shows itself a' fh nature of reciprocal preference offered, carticularly by Australia, in the report of the State Council Select CommiLUe on Imperial Preference which was issued on the 12;h lost Th Committee think* that Australia "might patronise Ceylon tea more than
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    GENERAL.
    316 17 The lull in the small-pox epidemic announc i last week is now broken for there were ix cases discovered in Colombo on the 11th hist... alcne. There were four fresh cases on til 13th inst. The Municipal authorities of Celomho arc faced with r difficulty in carrying cut theivaccination
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    A MESSAGE FOR THE TIME.
    336 17 By The Rev. W. Murray. Wherever one gne-—in Europ Asia. Africa, America—one is fac:d with complicaticns that upset the old routine of things. In political, social, and industrial life, there is a turmoil which seemingly baffles the minds of most cf us to understand and
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    A LONDONER'S NOTEBOOK.
    1067 17 C rit i C^P f The G ovc ™ment's Social Service Plan—Amy Johnson And The Honours List—"Atlanlique" And The Underwriters. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) London, Jan. 10 <by Air Mail). The Government's plans for providing occupation for the unemployed, through the National Council of Social Service, ire
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    COMING HOME ON LEAVE-?
    1291 18 "Montmartre" Restaurant In London—Our Dependence On Public Clocks—A Unique Street. (By David Baxter.) London. Jan. 10 (by Air Mail). Quite a small supper piece in Shepherd. Place (ofl Gr.svenor Square, near Park Lanej is enjoying a great deal of popularity just now, largely en account of
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    DAMARS OF THE MALAY PENINSULA.
    350 18 Natural Resir.s Found In Our Forests. "Damars cf the Ma'ay Peniculv" an itrteroting v.ck. cone rtv.d w.th the demats (resins), fOOBd la Malayan forests. com<- ha id from the Director of Forestry. In his pr;fac?. the author. Mr. T. A. Buckley, say,: It happen; that
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    ONIONS FOR LONGEVITY.
    135 18 Mexico City, Nov. 25 A woman who made a life-long habit of eating raw oniens has just died at the age cf 120 y:ar:s in Torreen, a large town in C. ahuila St"t°. abmt 70.) miles north of her* This woman, Senora Tomasa Garza, possessed all her
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    SISTINE CHAPEL IN DANGER.
    177 18 A Central Heating Apparatus. Rome, Dee. 14. The structural alterations, which have been so extensive in the Vatican City since the Pope became an independent sovereign and his home a State, are ihe cause of some wor:y among architects and archaeologists. Last Christmas a poiticn of
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    MACHINE TO ASSIST LOST STRANGERS.
    115 18 stranger wh: desires to fmi any particular stieet in Stuttgart, Wurtemberg, does not now need to ask a polic man or passer-by. He find? in ;h? main street-, a pest bearing a dial with a map of the city, and with a hand like the
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    NEW VITAMIN SOURCE.
    116 18 Eudrpest, #Dec. 16. A Discovery cf extreme importance, bth r cc .ca :y and has been made b,P.ofcssor Szentgyorgyi. the direct r of the Budapest University Chemical Institute, to the cflcct that a green paprika contains four tinvs 2 n ,u^ 1 C ?*f niin ac m
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    CHINA'S FOOTBALL STARS.
    643 18 Men Who Draw The Crowds. (By "Dragon.") Two of Hongkong's finest footballers ate now playing in Shanghai for one of the weakest t;ams there—the "Three Cultures" Footbail Club. They are Suen Kam Shun and S. B. Wong, who were formerly in that formidable Hongkong combination, the China
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    INTELLIGENT PETS.
    823 18 Can Dogs Reason? There is no end to the stories corc:rning the intelligence of dogs, says the Malayan Kennel Gazette (that excellent littk publication by Mr. C. Ward-Jackson, of Kusla Lumpur) in the January number (prici 50 cen's» Dcg-owners write tinthuslas.ically of their fcur-footed friends as being "a
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    Boys' Corner.
    107 19 UNCLE BOB'S CHAT. Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. A Look At This Week's Post-Bag. Dear Nephews, again proved his interest in by sending the article he has week. He has also written a r to me and I hope that he will me one afternoon as early as
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    The Path To Success.
    189 19 'By S. T. Koh.) has taken the place of the last affairs of men are in the hands Hut however this may be tru? :t is not in the case of the time is coming when, if Uncle Bob C mmittee really start to work the
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    ( hums9 Club. • t
    184 19 hums 9 Club. t By William Teo.) a club for children; and its Mickey Mouse' Club." Thei« members now. The Club is in was established last month. Th° Ks s P°rts a fortnight ago, vund a concert next month. All the m tins Club cc-operated. e. Uncle Bob, whereas the
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    A Library.
    326 19 By Sg Ckiap Cham.) ls a store of bcoks or a place i* a collection of bocks. All the in the library are either cheap They may be divided into such as the books of fairy lies, histories, travels, science, art ller branches of learning. All art' placed
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    A Story And What It Teaches Us.
    697 19 (By "Quite A Simple Eng.") who ere*™..! l4 S? I*m Q new cntnbutor hke a «n enly lnt yOUr MMte "C:rner." like a thief stUUng quietly into a hou.e. But intrusion, or anything of that sort. If I am nt awogant I can
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    My Hat!
    384 19 (By Babe Ruth.) Yes! there it lay—my hat, my good old felt hat which had given me admirable service for the last three years. As I lay in an easy chair and contemplated its appearance througn half-closed eyelids my mind wondered back to the days when I had
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    A Dariny Search.
    1256 19 (By Jerome.") 'Rings. Ma'am. Beautiful rings with valuable pearls, diamonds, and sapphires, for ladies and gentlemen. Price—very reasonable! 20 centT" each. Twenty cents only!" The Arab ring-seller repeated these words again and a?ain. with both his hands holding several rolls of rings of various colours, and continually
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    How To Increase Your Vocabulary.
    196 19 (By T«c Beng Koon.t "The more extensive your acquaintance with tne work of these who have excelled, the more extensive will be your power of inventi n." declared Sir Joshua Reynolds; and the great painter's dictum applies equally writing Mastery of English is attained by
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    A Lawyer's Story.
    291 19 (By "Chevalier.") Once there was a lawyer in Jaflna by nan e of Kate. One day. w hen he w as strolling a Ion* the streets, he saw a person clad in fancv dross as a "Tiger," distributing drama notices. The lawyer was taken aback when he
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    Sunset.
    266 19 (By C. Zr, Good evening chums! I hopt- I have not bored ycu with my last artistes By the wav I wish to thank "Meticulous" for his excellent suggestion. My other chums wdl dj well to give voice to it: however, wo must not forget about the "Philatelic Club.
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    DID YOU KNOW....
    317 19 THAT Tiredness Is A Form Of Illness? (By Our Scientific Correspondent.) Just as sleep Is a very necaaary process for the health of the human system, so tiredness Is necessary to produce sleep. It is only when one is net in good health (and not always then,
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    FLYING TO A CHAMPAGNE CELEBRATION.
    204 20 A large party of enthusiasts about to leave Croydon Aerodrome for Rheims, where celebrations are now taking place in connection with the 250 th anniversary cf the "Lirti of champagne. Many well-known society people made the journey. The picture shows six giant air-liners about to
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