Malaya Tribune, 1 February 1933

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune VoL XX. -No. 2 3 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday, Feb. 1, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1933.
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      206 1 —t Buy the •MALAYAN SATUKOAY POST,' The Picture Paper. 20 cents. u» THE LAST WORD IN THE BOWING rv Sole Importers 0 Tfie East Asiatic Company, Limited. I SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG_. Q HSZKSZSZSSZSsSaSSHsI^^ I IN EVERY DETAIL/ I The New Austin Ten Four A -foducing this new model the
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      223 1 A. FLINTER Rattles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Newdaee* of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying prid and y>Ul ornaments of every class and quajjty, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. _I m I I I I I I i'
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    IS A NEW CIVILISATION DAWNING?
    2192 2 H. SCOTT, A SECOND MARX? MR. H. G. WELLS SCANS THE FUTURE. We reproduce below two articles, one from America and the other from the vigorous pen of the well-known British author and philosopher, H. G. Wells, indicating the trend of present-day thought and culture
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      13 2 PREPARED AND MATURED THE PLAYER'S WAY THE EXCLUSIVE Way that leads to BAOIELORS
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      45 2 ALLOVERTHE^WORLD > bitterness and ever increasir"; Olde English Marmalade to the place of honour on m Your table. C hivers' Okie EnpshMaimalade I Try a/, ChlVer Ja -Miiw, Canned Fruits and VegetuM«. CX *CO > Hongkong Bank Chambers, Singaporr j > —«r-,, v r-r -3» O J i
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    "LADY RHONDDA" OF AMERICA.
    1023 3 DEATH OF MRS. BELMONT. Memory Of Vanderbilt Divorce. Reuter Wireless. Paris. Jan. 26. Mrs. Oliver Belmont, the American millionairess, suffragette and philanthropist, died fceday at the age of 70. Mrs. Belmont, who war; formerly Mrs. William Vanderbilt, was mother of Consuelo. Duchess of Marlborough. The body
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    AFTER THE NEW YEAR.
    653 3 Many Gamblers In Court. Arrest In A Lonely Hut. (From ~Our Own Correspondent.) Jchore Bahru. Jan. 30. After the fear dry.*' holiday for the Chinee gew end Hari Raya Pr.va. the Police •:ou:i;. cpened IWm morning. ?nd no fewer tnan about 30 cases of gambiim; alone
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      404 3 i Q HOW TO BE ifli HAPPY THOUGH| MARRIED I j n al ways INSIST I HAVING I HEN MINERALS j j Your Home* I 'Phone 3463. HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN DRINKING POSTU^V^ 'l started several months HA MD go, and it's done me a lot od. Haven't given
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      57 3 You Will Smile if you read SPARKLES," by "Quiz." Every Week ir. the "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST." j IF YOUR RADIO RECEIVER OR j GRAMO-AMPLIFIER Is Not Giving Absolute Satis! action TAKE YOUR DIFFICULTIES TO R4DIO SERVICE Co. I 2, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE. 'PHONE 7399. i j THE FINEST RADIO SERVICE
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      147 3 WHY DONT MEN LIKE ME? I»-- j I ...MOW A I UGLY YELLOW STAIN THAT I OFFENDS EASILY REMOVED 8 There's nothing more of- fensive than unsightly I teeth. If you want sparkI ling white teeth use just I a half-inch of Kolynos on 1 a dry hrush twice a
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      719 3 EMPIRE RADIO TONIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING BURMA), CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN. From The Empire Transmitter, Davcntry, England. Wavelengths: 25.3 and 31.3 metres. G.M.T. 2.30 p.m. Tim.- Signal from Big Ben Ccr.cert by the North m Studio Orchestra, from Manchester Sudio. 3.00 p.m.
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    Shipping News & Notices. JAPANESE SHIPPING FINANCE.
    327 4 Shipping News Notices. JAPANESE SHIPPING FINANCE. Plan To Establish A Special Bank. A plan is afcot in Japan for the establishment of a special banking institution for Shipping finance. The matter will be studied by the Sempaku Kaizen Kyokai (Shipping Standard Improvement Association) at a directors' meeting. Kwanto shipowners and
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    THE SAKHALIN.
    73 4 Fate Of Russian Ship Still Unknown. Moscow. Jan. 15. The fate of the Russian steamer Sakhalin is still unknown. The vessel was wrecked yesterday in the >f Okhotsk. 60 miles from Vladivostok and w.»s epcrted to be burring furiously with 254 persons still on board. A squadron of
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    TALE OF A "BOY."
    56 4 A fruit-stall fcki en beard the s.o. "Fak On" has reported to the Police tliat whl'.st the vessel was at Wuchow recently he ert;rusted a saloon "bey" with $700 to take to Hongkong. On arrival tha "boy"' im'ormed the owner that he had lost, the mcn»y*
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    LAYING UP.
    271 4 Shipowners Decide Against Schemes. Liverpool shipowners have declared against schemes for scrapping and laying up tennage which have been put forward with the object jof assisting their industry on the ground that such schemes hold out no promise of suffi- cient national and international co-operation 1 and would
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    CAPT. R. DOLLAR.
    243 4 Employees Present A Pitting Memorial. Gift of employees of the Dollar Steamship Lines, a stained glass window set in the Frst Fresbytcrian Church of San Rafael, was defeated last month as a memorial to Captain Robert Dollar, "grand old man of American shipping," who passed away in
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    FRENCH AUXILIARIES.
    264 4 To Run A Fast Mail Service. French men-of-war have a habit of getting changed very drastically before they are completed, but in the case cf the new naval auxiliaries which arc proposed to run a very fast mail service between Northern Africa and Southern France in peace time,
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    SHANGHAI MISHAP.
    150 4 Two Accidents On River Cause One Death. Two collisions between boats en the Whangpoo River caused one fatality and the loss ci 148 pigs. The first accident happened at 5.30 a.m. when the Chinese ship. Hwah Wu. bumped an empty coal lighter. A member of the crew of
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    OCEAN CHARTS.
    94 4 New Marconi Apparatus In Italian Trawler. The first ship fitted with the Marconi "Echometer." an ultra-sensitive sound apparatus which registers the exact depth of the sea every second, has completed her trials off the coasts of Gambia and Rio-de-Oro, West Africa. She is the trawler "Umberto Lupi," destined
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    OPIUM ON A LAUNCH.
    364 4 Fines Of $2,000 Each On Two Men. The discovery of 1,000 taels of raw opium en the steam launch "Chung Hen" at the Yaumati typhoon shelter on the morning of Jan. 15, had a sequel at the Kowloon (Hongkong) Magistracy before Mr. Butters, when the owner
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    NEWS IN BRIEF.
    167 4 The British India Line has reduced its dividend from 8 per cent, tax free to 2Vi per cent. The Cairn-Thomson Line is changing Hht winter terminal of its Hull service from Portland (Maine) to St. John (N. 8.), as a result of the Ottawa Conference. The Caledon
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    23 4 The death has occurred in the United States c; pneumonia at the ags of 77 of Charles W. Morse, financier and shipping magnate.
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      411 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P.&O. BRITISH INDIA APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England). MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contrct with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Dua Tbnnagv. Singapore 1933. Corfu 15,000 Ftb. 3 Bangalore 6.000 Feb.
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      208 4 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE Deutsch Australlsche DampffcchlfTs Oesvllschaft (Companies Incorporated in Oermany). OUTWARDS. HONOKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. M.s. FRIESLAND. via Manila Feb. 11 I ms. KULMERLAND, via Manila Feb. 21 t ms. RAMSES, via Manila Mar. 8 t m s. DUISBURG, via Manila Mar. 21 m.s. RUHR, via
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      458 4 Where You May Buy The Malaya Tribune T E HE F 0 M L A L^O T^?s I i° N SALE AT j 20 BUr SINGAPORE. Ad 1 Medical Hall. 47 Queen Street. Penang. Y. Mohamed Ibrahim. 134. Tanjong Pagar 8 X Ibr ahim, 503. Dato Kramat Read Road, and
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      169 4 l THE "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST" is now owned by the "Malaya Tribune" Press, Ltd., and published from the "Malaya Tribune" office* at 56-60, Anton Road. Singapore. It If 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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      472 4 STEAMER SAljj^ NORDDEUtscgjj Oernumyj The undernoted are the Comntnv. flxturea:— toten^ OCTWAZDA, "GOSLAR," for Japan and x^} 9 China ortJl "COBLENZ" for Manila, Honek™. Ffb 1 Shanghai and Japan ngl "NECKAR" for Manila, H ong kon b Shanghai, Japan and North Chi„ Shanghai, Japan and North China Pc HOMEWARDS. "HAVEL"
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    Mining Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    318 5 Singapore. Tuesday, 11 a.m. lag tin share quotations are issued and Co.. exchange and stock Buyers. Sellers. B unbang Tin 23;6 25;6 Aostral Malay 18|- 20 norn m Tm 10 3 113 Tin 11,- ta(I Padant 0.06 0.10 Tin 030 0.35 ,i b ikil Araiig
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    113 5 ISSUED P.V FRASF.R CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKEKS. Buyers. Sellers. Singapore Cold Storag? Deb T per cent. 100 101 ci Municipal ;X! 5 pe; cent. 105 110 nam re Municipal •1907» per c nt. 104 105 nom o.i apore Municipal :oos 41, per cent. 104 105 nom
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    248 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. RUBBER RATHER STEADIER. Moderate Demand At The Auction. (By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Wednesday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (R.S.S. Singapore) 6 3 16 cts., down */8 ct. Tin (Singapore) $75%, up Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber 2 3 32d., unchanged. Market Tone: Steady quiet. New
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    223 5 ißy Courtesy ot Honokorw Bank.) Singapore, Feb. 1. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 IS.IGd. London 3 month.,' sight 2s. 3 29 32d., London 8 days' sight 2s. 3" s d., London 30 days" sigh: 2s. 3 27,32 d.. London demand 2s. 3 13 16d London T.T.
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    PRICES.
    148 5 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (S.S.). LTD. Prices tor Shell Motor Spirit and various orands of Keroeene are as follows: Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon 86 Ex 4 gallon drum per British Imperial gallon JJjJ Shell Motor Spirit per 4 gallon tin $3.73 Shell Kerosene per 2
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    NO SUBSTITUTE FOR RUBBER.
    2148 5 A WORLD NECESSITY. Chairman's Speech At Lunas Meeting. "Rubber, as one of the wor d's nec sit.c cineict fail to benefit when bus.ness gene.ally returns to mere reasonable proportions. There is no substitute for rubber so long as it M ottainable at a reasonable price a~d
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    49 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London: 2 lil6d. New York: 2 7 i (G.) cents. Singapcie: 6 3| 16 cents, business done: TIN. London Spot: £148 5s. (Up 27s. 6d.). London 3 months: £148 15s. (Up 25s.) Singapore: $75.62 COPRA. Messrs. Barlow and Co. report: Sundried $4.80 Mixed $4.35
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    Rubber Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    375 5 Singapore, Tuesday, 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotations are issued by Fra .cr and Co. and Lyall and Evatt: r s«ue Value. Fraser 9 Lyall St t Shares. St Co. Evatt. 1 Allenby $0.45 $0.55 $0.45 »0.60 1 Alor Gajah 0.25 0.35 0.25 0.39
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    GENERAL.
    273 5 FRASER CO.'S QUOTATIONS. a. .«J 3«: CLOSING QUOTATIONS. 3 si g 3 > Buyers. Seller*. $2 $2 Akx. Brick Pref. 1.05 1.10 63 »2 Alex. BncK Ord. 0.50 O.SO norn £1 £1 B. Ameri. Tobacco 98 9 107f6 $10 $5 B. Malaya Trustee 5.00 5.50 £1 £1 C. Tin
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      52 5 A 3°l o Interest yearly paid to you quarterly Think what small amounts put regularly away now, will mean to you in time to come. In a surprisingly short time you will have an appreciable bank balance. Interest at the rate of 3% is paid quarterly. Head Office: 55, Wall
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      313 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (inco.poraied In EnK**"<l> M.NUAfoKE BKANCU. 4, u A.uit .Ua Street. Authorised and BuDocrtDtd Capital E2.WI0.I.I» Paid-up Capial fl.ouO.uot Reaerve Fund ana R- J »t I »«o.uGt UKAl* ofkk;e: lonuon BoiuOi*y. Calcutta. Colombo. Karacm. M&ara* Aiiura. Bayhdsd. Bunrein. Baar» K.uaud M<»ul ana Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opt:n»*d afcd
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      166 6 Jlmusements < WITH THE: PICK OF THE WORLD'S PICTURES. MATINEE TODAY AT 3 p.m. Singapore certainly knows a fine show when it sees one as witness THE PACKED HOUSES at IT'S A FOX WINNER SOON: The Pride of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer NORMA SHEARER FREDERIC MARCH, LESLIE HOWARD* i IX THE ROMANCE OF
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      365 6 j A Rollicking Revelation of what it means to be a Hero! j P CAPITOL i NIGHTLY at 6 15 O.IS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JNR., reveals the inside story of the Real Experiences of a celebrity the whole world knows I It s Tough fo ie Famous J He had the
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      343 6 THE FILM THAT ROCKED THE WORLD Re-issued in response to world-wide demand—See the new H K j complete copy of the greatest musical romanc* (i "The Love Parade"! MAURICE CHEVALIER AND mount s i Hear t "Dream Lover," "My Love Parade" "Pons, Stay the Same/ "Let's be j Nobody's Using
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    CLAIM AGAINST BANK.
    3617 7 SHARE CERTIFICATES. Sale And Purchase Or Mortgage After a proliaa-d trial lasting five fall day h P"aidTt ST SC h ErB L,m S 1 Euprcme c *5 The Plaintiff al egtd that he deposited «Ul Rose. MacPhail and Penman, Ltd.. ceiuir Hose MacPnall and Penman, in turn,
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    NEW FRENCH CABINET.
    195 7 Chamber Passes More Vote. Reuter Wireless. ParL. Jan. 28. 'iht- t.n-ion if* against the 3 jveumiem cpt-ced Utcreaaed taxation was illustrated at b meeting of several thousands of ax-pay-rs cts mined in the centre of the City, prjtcstm? <vith cries of. -Enough of texts. Not a sou
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    ABYSSINIAN EMPEROR IN ADEN.
    52 7 Reuter Wireless. Aden Jan. 26. A great welcome was accord Mi here to thr Emperor of ALyisiaia on his an l?a! aboard tht British sloop "Peusance. on a brief private visit The Emperor will viait points of mtcrest at Aden and leaves to-morrow evening fo* Djibouti
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      344 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. ROYAL ENGLISH SCHOOL. C I lON OF RTVXR VALLEY ROAD AND TANK ROAD). T is CLAIMED THAT THIS IS THE ~\I.Y SCHOOL OWNED AND CONDUCTED BY A QUALIFIED TEACHER. Vacancies in all standards including ajn bridge and Commercial Classes. I \l MANKAVIL, Principal. MALACCA HOTSPUR ASSOCIATION Ihe Prodigal
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      285 7 Assets exceed $12,000,000. 11 j Assurance in force over 1 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Ltd. i| j (Incorporated In the Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Orcat Eastern Lite Building, Cecil Street, BlneaDore The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of EnXLi complies with the inuaa a Z j
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    CITY FATHERS LOOK AHEAD.
    808 8 The Municipal Commissioner? of Singapore have decided to evolve a Five Year Programme. We are inclined to regret that it is not to be a "Plan," as provided for in Mr. Laycock's original motion. In deference to the political sensitiveness of Mr. Griffith-Jones the word "Programme"
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    133 8 Mr. Justice Whitley is at present in Malacca taking the Assizes and civil cases there Bt will be away for a week or ten days The inaugural address of .he 2nd Literary ?Sl Swum J*? Cn t ***** H1 h •HI b-? delivered by he Rev. J. j Kingham MA.,
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    32 8 Frcm Western Australia by the "Minderoo Que at Singapore on Friday afternoon From Europe (London malls despatched on Jan. 12), by thf "Corfu," due at Penang it 6 a.m. to-morrow.
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    WAIVER OF QUIT RENTS.
    251 8 Government Decision Announced. The Governments of the four Federated Malay States have decided to repeat in respect of the year 1933 the temporary waiver of aU current rent due an agricultural la-:ds }n excess cf $2 an acre, but on conditions similar to those which governed
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    CHINESE INDUSTRIAL MISSION.
    144 8 No "Closed Door" Policy In Nanking. Reuter. L.ndon, Jan. 31. Dr. Kung. Chinese industrial envoy, who is touring Europe with a party and is now in L.ndon, was received by Mr. Mac Donald this nvrning and had lunch as the guest of representatives of the Department of
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    MISSING A THIRD TIME.
    261 8 Lady Bailey's Exciting Air Trip. London, Jan. 2S. Lady Bailey is again missing. She landed at I Sans Xavier, Spain, on Jan. 26 \vh k' flying from Oran and took off again yesterday morning. Since then no new* of her ha* been received. j Bordeaux. Jan.
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    SOUTH AFRICAN CRISIS.
    94 8 Government Considering Resignation. Reuter Wireless. Capetown, Jan. 28. With the debate on the motion demanding .he resignation of the Government adjourned until Jan. 30, the political crisis has taken a new turn. 1 inJa e n!l Ut ,!lr Af !r iCan caucus is considerng a new offer
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    On Other Pages.
    99 8 IS A NEW CIVILISATION DAWNING? p L A A r? T X RHOND °A-' OP AMERICA" on" p I T PROGRAMME, on page 3 P AFTER THE NEW YEAR, en page 3 CLUB DIARY, m page 11 DIARY OP EVENTS, on page 11 SH iJ PING NEWS
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    431 8 (BY •'LOOKER.qs,.^ I see that there is a m j.» Kaffirs." Is this a slavery? J As a matter of fact, Tlai have been sold a pup whwi k Kaffirs. 1 (n hu yni "Cross charges of people usually are rather ci assaults take place. eil A
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    "MODERN SINGAPORE."
    58 8 Series Of Special Articles In The "M.T." Beginning on Thursday, a series o re5 articles of absorbing interest, describing 1 In the industrial and general deveii Singapore, will be published in v( Tribune." These articles, fully illu>t rai v being specially written by a ter 6taff who is
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    "EMPRESS OF BRITAIN" DUE TO-MORROW.
    47 8 The '-Empress of Britain. Pacific liner which is on its second urn the world, arrives in Singapore at to-morrow morning. She c*rr* minent passengers, includes; Bernard Shaw. Mr. NoH CoWt M Princess de Ligne. of Belgium- Singapore a month or two ago.
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      181 8 SHANKS j Lawn Mowers TBE BRITISHER j THE WORLD'S BEST CHEAP MACHINE. j jj 12 Inch Bladt*, Price $45.50. 14 $37.50. $49.00. 16 $40.00. $52.50. Obtainable from f Robinson Co., Ltd., j SINGAPORE. KUALA LUMPUR. TOTAL ASSETS EXCEED Si AW F S 2.100, 000.000 iZ»r&X?MZ* TOTAL CLAIMS PAID EXCEED I
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      46 8 Latest IN Ladies 9 Toilet Ware U.S.deSilva Bros. 23, High Street, Singapore. j T.K.K/S Rubber Table Covers. ;r 11" x ft* il" $1.80. 3' 8" x 3' 8" $1.40. 3' 3" x 3' 3" $1.00. S i TENG SENG GUAN. Established 1905. 634, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD,
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    Major Japanese Offensive Begins. FIGHTING ALONG THREE ROUTES.
    95 9 PLAN OF ATTACK CHANGED. HUNDREDS OF CHINESE CIVILIANS ARRESTED. Latest cables received from China indicate that the major i offensive on Jehol is in progress, and fighting is taking long three routes. Owing to the mountainous nature of the ..und Chaoyang, the
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    CANTON SENDING AIR FORCE NORTH.
    727 9 fhanghai. Feb. 1. m Ce.i. Cheng Tak. who is a Chinese army in the Jehol thousand! cf Japanese troops rcea under Gen. Yun Chi yucn and Namling en ere eventually repulsed, bombed Lingyuen. Namling, Suiting yesterday morning. Japaneae cavalry and artiile.y n frcm K.imsi. Fighting
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    DEBTS DISCUSSION PROCEEDS.
    210 9 British Ambassador Sees Roosevelt. Reuter Wireless. Rome. Jan. 31. The Italian G:vernment has authorised its Ambassador at Washington to accept on behali of Italy the U.S. invitation t: a debts discussion in March.—Reuter. Washington. Jan. 28. Sir Ronald Lindsay. BrMsh Ambassador, who is leaving for London en
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    BOMB OUTRAGE IN AMERICA.
    81 9 Woman Killed And Children Hurt. Reuter Wireless. Philadelphia, Jan. 28. One person was killed and 12 injured in a bomb expl:sion which demolished a three-storey house belonging- to John Disilvestro, a friend of Musselini and President of the "Sons of Italy." Disilvestro, himself, was absent at
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    DEATH OF JOHN GALSWORTHY.
    790 9 Man Who Encouraged Conrad. Londcn, Jan. 31. The death has occurred of Mr. John Galsvorthy from anaemia followinc influenza. r?euter. Known as the fictional chronicler of England's upper claeses. John Galsworthy spent most of his life critically examining the con\entions of British landed aristocracy. Educated at
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    NOT HOSTILE TO BRITAIN.
    536 9 DE VALERA ON ELECTION. OATH TO GO. STRIKE IN NORTHERN IRELAND. Reuter Wireless. V l,era Welc »tt*» th- Free State 2—TT? as a ste to impendence «»Mi M Allegiance. He declares that is not hostile to Britain. Dublin, Jan. 28. th^ r .i? c Valera interviewed
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    JAPANESE NOTE TO SOVIET.
    173 9 Russian Minister's Reply. Reuter. Morow. Feb. 1. Viscount Uchida's references to the Soviet in his speech in the Diet on Jan. 21 led Xi an exchange of notes between' M. Karakha.:. Assistant Foreign Commissar, and the Jap Ambassador. The latter's contend > th;'; M. Mplotov's suggestion
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      13 9 REVIEW OF SPORT. One Feature of the MALAYAN SATURDAY POST." 20 Cents Weekly.
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      117 9 BUTTER The fresh delicate flavour of HEYMAN BUTTER is due to the ideal conditions under which it is made. Produced in Victoria, Australia, it is handled and packed with scrupulous care in order to ensure that it will keep in perfect condition. 'i Agents: THE SYMBOL 0F SUPREMACY. j NEW
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    First Detailed Report Of Third Test Match. JARDINE WINS "TEST" TOSS FOR FIRST TIME.
    2390 10 ENGLAND'S SENSATIONAL START. HOW LEYLAND AND WYATT STOPPED THE ROT. The following is a detailed account "of the first day's play in the Third Test match at Adelaide, which England won by 338 runs, after a
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    CLARENCE GRIMMETT DROPPED.
    180 10 "AUSSIES" FOR FOURTH TEST. FOUR NEW MEN INTRODUCED. Melbourne, Jan. 31 Austra'ias team for the fourth Test matr.h beginning at Brisbane on Feb. 10 wlU te chosen from the following: W. WOODFULL (Victoria). W. H. PONSFORD (Victoria;. Y. RICHARDSON (S. Australia). D. G. BRADMAN fN.S.W.,. E. BROMLEY
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    THE BODY-LINE BOWLING "BOGEY."
    158 10 AUSTRALIA'S REPLY TO M.C.C. Reuter. Melbourne, Jan. 31. The summary of the Australian Cricked board's reply to the M.C.C. unanimously regards bodyline bowling as opposed to the splm of cricket nnd unnecessarily dangerous to players. It considers it unnecessary to cancel the remainder of the tour.
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    SOCIAL A. P. ANNUAL DINNER.
    72 10 Trp fourth annual dinner of the Social Athletic Pary was held at the Tai Tong Restaurant. New World, la.t Friday, under the management cf Messrs. G. H. Hiau; and Tommy Tan. Speeches were made by Mr. Goh King Mian, the President of the Parly, Mr.
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    HITLER'S JOB.
    373 10 Makes Ex-Crown Prince Sick Reuter. Berlin. Jan. 31. The new Government's first official announcement is designed to reassure holders of German bonds and emphasises that there will be no xperiment in industrial or financial fields. Ii -ays that this announcement is made in view of the unjustifiable attack
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    FORD WORKS TO RE-OPEN.
    75 10 Messrs. Briggs Workers' StPike Ended. Reuter. Detvoh. Jan. 31. The Briggs Motor Bcdy Co. has announced 'hat the strike has ended—Reuter. [The strike of the Briggs' workeis compelled the American worhs of the Ford Mo.or Co to closo down, throwing 100.000 people out of work. Officials
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    ATTEMPT TO AVERT LOCK-OUT.
    84 10 Stabilisation Of Danish Kroner. Reuter Wireless. Copenhagen, Jan. 30. On condition that the Danish kroner is rtabilised at 22.05 tc the pound, an agreement has t»en reached be ween the Danish Government and the main Opposition Party rep.csenting the interests of the farmers, that here shall
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    JOB-HUNTERS BESIEGE MAX SCHMELING.
    78 10 Berlin (By Math. Max Schmeling, th" former world champion heavy-weight boxer, was reported by a Berlin newspaper to be thinking of buying a castle For days he was pestered by: Numbers cf estate agents, incessant telephone calls, numerous registered letters and tUegrams, hundreds of chambermaids, legicns
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    OSBORNE SHIELD COMPETITION.
    146 10 MARKSWOMAN IN SELANGOR TEAM. RIFLE-SHOOTING. The annual shoot for the shield presented by Mr. F. Douglas Osborne In 1909, for competition between teams representing the States of the Federation, took place on Sunday at fch; Kuala Lumpur range. Last year Selangcr wrested the trophy from Perak. the
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    110 10 AUSTRALIA AND DAVIS CUP. A Melbourne message sayr; At a meeting of the Lawn Tennis Association •A Australia, presided over by Mr. Norman IVockes, on Dec. 31, a discussion took place regarding the iosuir.g of a challenge for the Davis Cup next year. The States favourably C'imidered the
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    A TOURNAMENT QUERY.
    106 10 "Puzzled writes* "With regard to the Chinese New Year j tournament at the S.C.C., will you kindly let your readers know whether it was an open tournament organised by the S.C.C., if so, why i members of other Asiatic Cluhs were not invited to participate. I dcubt
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    AUGUST BEAT BEAU STELLA.
    111 10 BADMINTON. Hie August B.P. "B" beat Beau Stella, B.P. "B" at the Great World last week by 5 gameto 2. Scores 'August players first): SINGLES: Tan Boon Hock beat T. H Wong 15—5. 10—15, 15—9; Ong Hong Tec beat Anthony Syn 15—12, 15—9; Soh Swee Teck
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    MERRIPALS TOURNAMENT.
    89 10 The Merripals B.P. Chinese New tournament isingles handicap, knock-out system) held on Thursday at the Party's court, Lorcr.g D,' St. George's Road, was wen by Koh Lock Num. Tan Cheok Kocn ireing the runner-up. Grange B. P. v. the Cuppage B. P. on Saturday at 27, Kampcng Teochew,
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    PING-PONG.
    70 10 The Wah Chong B.P. lost to the Tan Boon Liat Institute at the school premises on Friday by 4 games. Scores (Wah Chong players mentimed first): Evan Wong lost to Chow Wai Sum B—2l. 6—21. 14—21: Lim Eng Seng lost to Leong Hock Kee 17—21, 16—21, 14—21; Tan Chong
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    BASKET-BALL.
    22 10 The August B.P. beat the Wah Liong team at the Great World on Friday last by 21 points tc 18 points.
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    What's On To-Night.
    100 10 Alhambra*—Edmund Lowe i.i Chandu." Capitol.—"lt's Tough to be Famous," starring Douglas Fairbank Jnr. Umpire—"Tarzan—The Ape Man." Great World.—Side shows, pasar malam, Mala> opera, CHitfeo wayangj. silent and talk ing films Daddy Long Legs" and at Star Talkie: Richard Talmadge in "Dancing Dynamite"). Marlborough.—Richard Talmadge in "Speed Madness."
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    MALAYS v AHEMEN TO-DAY.
    45 10 MATCH AT JAI.A.N BESar STADIIM. ASSN. FOOTBALL The Malays, who beat \y u meet the R AF. at Jalan B Mor, fc Prices of admission: 50. 20 T- i' Um (soldiers in unifcrm i l() cwts seats). 10 50 cer s
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    ENGLISH LEAGUE DIV. II
    32 10 STOKE CITY REGAIN LEADERSHIP. > English League Divisien II matches to-ciay resulted as follows Oidham A. C. Stake C &;:nky 3. Notts F Grimsby T. 1. Manchester u —Reutw
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    AN ANNUAL "TEST":
    186 10 COLONY v. F.M.S. FIXTURE SUGGESTED. Mi*. H. L. Tann writer "I take the pleasure of v.ritir.u > you at?" an idea which came to my mind h Saturfc afterncon when I witness d me Rut by niatch at the Anson R.ad Stadium. That match, between the Ncrth
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    Richard Talmadge At The Marlborough.
    164 10 AT THE CINEMAS. "Speed Madness." featuring the -stunt kag Richard Talmadge. began a ;eason yesurdy at the Marlbcrough. This is the star's DM production shown to .or 1 audiences, tht an two being "The. Yankef Don" and "Dancing Dynamite." The usual standard hfj Ycu see
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    OIL DISPUTE.
    77 10 No Definite Agreement Yoi Geneva, J an Reports have been current here ment has b?cn reached between t--and British reprt negotiation on the mr regard to the > utho rttat« This report, however. :s a lU quarters to b? prematur Dr. Bene», the Lewjue been dealing with the
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    A NAUGHTY, OLD GIRL.
    51 10 It is, perhaps, inrpriring to find old girl in Singapcn but c r character in "Much the Midland wh: Victoria Theatre on Sag.. Repertow Player: I Aik n, Hilda Dorrm toi Stella George. Joan Wa Caf Ronald Collier. C. < sen. The booking is Prices: $2,
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    71 10 At the untitled the Thong Nghee X Koh Jt*k Khiang': Quay, en Sunday the were tic-ted ofTicP-i President. Mr. Koh Jek viac-nrcsident. Mr r eHcted); hon. secret ir N| K-(re-electrd): hon. and J' m O* Liang .re-elected, hon Lai Peow. hon au( (re-elected); hon. supt >' r of n (re-elected),
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      610 11 CLUB DIARY. Cinere are numerous Club* and Societies Singapore, most of the members 0/ 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 6f general interest hill still be included in the "Diary
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    COURT SEQUEL TO ALLEGED FIGHT.
    319 12 Vehicles Inspector And Bus Driver. Ahmad bin Bujang (an Inspector attached to the Vehicles Depar.mentj and a Chines* "mosquito" bus driver appea:<ad befor: the Second Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Hay) yesterday. The parti.s counter-charged each oiher for voluntarily causing hurt. A similar charge wa* brought
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    MISSING TOOLS.
    193 12 Complaint Against Chinese Fitter. Messrs. John Little and Co. were the complainants in a case that came up bef.re the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. F. F. Gregg) yesterday, the accused being a Chinese fittpr in their employ. He was charged with fraudulent possession ol vari:us carpenters' toots. Oturt
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    TOO OLD TO BE SENT TO REFORMATORY.
    81 12 A Chinese who was stated to be too old t; be sent to the Ref rmetory sentenced to three months' rigorous impris.nment by the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer) ye;tciday. Chief Inspect r Sheedy said that the accu ed attempted to snatch
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    122 12 SHIPS ALONGSIDE IHE WHARVES. Singapore, Feb. 1. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Rohna 20; Bulan V. Dk. Entiance. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Carthage 18; Buccinum 16; Klstna 14, Chantilly 9; Antilochus 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate S). Mai on 32 Karapara 35; Tweedbank 27. Empire Dock (Entrance
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    INDIAN CHARGED.
    151 12 Alleged Criminal Breach Of Trust. AUe?eJ to have c:mmitfed criminal breach of trust in respect of $00 in cash and $600 worth of jewellery, an Indian, Kakim Gulam Nabi. appeared be:ore the District Judge (Mr H. A. F rrer) yesterday. Mr A.J. Braga, for the complainant, stated that
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    SEIZURE OF CHANDU.
    103 12 Two Arrests Made The Same Day. Mr Elkirts, Controller attached to the Monopolies Dept., and Assistant Supervisor Tan Bare Chee. were responsible for the seizure cf $2,000 worth of chandu and cpium yesterday afternoon. Proceeding to a sampan which had been moored in the Sinpapore River, in
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    TRAFFIC P.C. KNOCKED DOWN BY CAR.
    57 12 A traffic police oOnstaU; who was on duty «3; the Juaettea c r J. I n £ultan and Vicuna Sticet was kncc<ed dow:i by a iro or car at eight o'c'ock last night, s stained !n arte tc the head and complained of internal
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    "RUM-RUNNER" FINED.
    40 12 The District Judge (Mr. 11. A. F rrer) imposed fines totalling $340 on a Chine-se yesterday, who wa; found in p ssession of one and a quarter gallons of liquor, 20 gall'.ns of fermented rice, and a still.
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    WATCHMAN FOUND SHOT.
    61 12 Reward Of $250 Offered By Police. The police cie offering a reward of 12Z0 for infer mation leading up to the arrest of the person cr persons icsponsib'e for the death of the Sikh watchman who was found shot dead at Pulau Brani on Jan. 26. The
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    PRODUCE.
    204 12 Singapore, Feb. 1. R. (Siam) V/. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $121 R. (Siam) W. Coast 2 $H6 Rice, B. Siam No. 1 $122 Rice. B. Siam No. 2 $117 Rice Siam "Old" per koyan No. 1 $180 Rice, Siam "Old" No. 2 $162 Rice, Siam "Old" No. 3
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    SHIPPING NEWS. HALIFAX TO MALAYA.
    58 12 a mm monthly Iiallfax, Canada and r Malaya and Java j... The first vessel sail! airived in Halifax. 1 mm service will stimul Las already reached between Canada and th< Canada's annual tmj t% many thousands of is also a heavy importer as canned pineappus.
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    BLUE "DEVONSHIRE"
    12 12 H.M.S. "Devonshire Lo Mottee commandi; Friday. She will pro;. J
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    U.S. TRAINING SHIP DEE.
    28 12 The "California Stat ing ship, will arrive on I v. hi last till Feb. 14. The P. and O. "Carta nornfclg from BangStcnj sengers.
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    ARRIVALS
    89 12 "Cape Ccm.rin." Brit.. 3.2.". don 31-1; for Australia "Mabella." Nor.. 840 tcjs, from Bangkok 1-2; fcr Bangkok 1-2. "Tasmania Maru." Jap.. 2.517 Dasuruan 11-1; fcr Co! "Perak." Brit.. 519 tcn~. from Te'uk Ar 1-2; for Teluk Arson 3-2 "Tinombo." Dut.. 523 f na for Deli 3-2. "Eulan." Erit.. 441
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      61 12 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Last Yesterday. Night. Max. Bright Mm. Timp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Station-:. D.g. P. Inches. Hours. D:g. P. Alor Star 87 Nil 8.1 63 Kcta Bharu 81 0.03 0.7 69 K. Tr:ngga:-u 81 Nil 2.3 69 Bukit Jeram 88 Nil 6.7 71 Mersing Singapore 78
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    "SECOND SHANGHAI."
    704 13 Japanese Attack On Shanhaikwan. THE BRAVE COLONEL. h„ -S r Biven a stlrrin account of the heroic defence of Shanhaikwan by a puny iorcc of 300 who held the city against two fierce Japanese attacks. The Japanese broke through in the third attack, by which time the gallant
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    MR. SHAUKAT ALI IN CHICAGO.
    990 13 How He Pell Out With "Former Chief." MR. GANDHI "MAKES EASY THINGS HARD." Looses His Head, Becomes Panicky And Ineffectual. Chicago. Dec. 10. Maulana Sloaukat Ali, who is now on a lecturing tour of America and who will be passing through Singapore on his way
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    SAD CHRISTMAS FOR GERMANY.
    2130 14 Many Toys But No Buyers. BERLIN LETTER. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") ĕ Berlin, Jan. 5. Christmas is writ large over tixe face of Germany these days; but a Christmas with but little Jollity. People appear to go about the business of Christmas as if indeed
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    FUEL SUBSIDE FOR PORTUGAL'S SHIPS.
    124 14 How Foreign Affected. re system of fuel s mercantile marine, the present crisi TWs subsidy is proportional indicators to be set v v**, depence nt on the the vessel and class No subsidy is.gra freighted to foreign.. JJJgs* gL •Ire** in receipt i those working
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    MUSICAL HOUSE BREAKERS.
    68 14 i Take (iramophone; Le av( Christmas Mpssujjc Macind It takes music to make a Ctarisun* n*~ in the opinion ci pers ns vino en'eer home ol ex-Minister Hon:ric Cornejo Overlooking countless valuable cbiects» s. r-ame room and selecting only datce £2 they stole a gramophone, leaving a
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    SCOT TAKES A DITCH DEGREE.
    67 14 Amsu-rdac. A Scotsman ha? graduated ir. Htffcaafj and Ph\s,cs at the Amsterdsaa Municipal University. He is Mr. D. E. Ruthertord. cf Perth, and he came to Holland with no knorledg 6 I language other than his own. Ke wa m cated at St. Andrews During
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      102 14 Bread and milk What? Bread and Milk at a party? How unjust! How awful! ?But the curious thing is that the children liked it better than the For the milk, you see, was Milkmaid Milk spread nice and flfl J> thick on thin slices of bread* 9 i y U
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    MARY BAKER EDDY.
    1820 15 \VH\T IS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE? CLERGYMAN'S ESTIMATE. Hi' following interesting address wa rrrenih rriven in U.S.A. by Dr. Irnan P. 1'« HI. D.D.. L.LD H Rector If Misiret's-in-the-Bionx, New V».rk.: near her three-score years k, which next to the Bible ol the most read and beat [~„i hooi
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    IRON TREATMENT OF ANAEMIA.
    506 15 Nervous Symptoms Improved. Iron may be said to be coming into m own again in the treatment of ZmmZ d ar r pTt'r pieces f *S£*w£ i tne p.st few years have served to eluci £lLf2 cX l aCUy the that iron pUy bi the normal
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    U.S. ARE HIDE-BOUND CONSERVATIVE.
    527 15 Tell-Tale Figures Of Recent Elections. The popular vote in the recent Presidential election has been compiled to date by the Associated Press. It shows roughly hew the seven Presidential candidates of the seven political parties fared at the hands of the votersRoosevelt (Democratic) got 21 million
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    "PUBLIC MISCHIEF" CASES.
    556 15 Joints In The Law's Armour. Several persons who have hoaxed the police, and, no doubt, given the Force a vast amount of unnecessary trouble and wasted their time, have lately been charged with doLig so "to the begetting of public mischief." writes A. Fellows in the "Observer."
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