Malaya Tribune, 9 December 1933

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. \oL XX, -No. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Saturday, Dec. 9, 1933 Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1933 FIVE CENTS.
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      41 1 _.n— mi— ■■■■n Head The, Sunday Tribune Dominant In Malay a CARNATION MILK I g I "FROM CONTENTED COWS" j I I The Milk ForTvery Purpose j 0 o n d 0 O DISTRIBUTORS I 1 GETZ BROS. CO. II 0
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      43 1 'A- ELINTER G, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest amHowest market prices. Also buyi:"? gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices vccoiding U d.vi.. exchange j rates.
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    GIRLS' CORNER AUNTIE LIZZIE'S LETTER.
    188 2 Comments On The Mail. My dear Nieces, I am afraid the contributions have fallen short this week, but I quite appreciate, my dears, that you all have your examinations oh. and I am sure once these are over our "Coiner" will again be well supplied
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    Living By The Sea-Side.
    416 2 •By "Janet Gaynor. "> Hello cousins! Here I am again, after a long absence from my favourite "Corner." I hope that my dear sisters will like this article which I am going to write. Once, during one of my Christmas holidays, I went to stay in
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    The Forest.
    507 2 (Pjj "Nightmare.") In hot countries the woods are not like our woods. Tbey are great dark forests, where the trees grow «0 closely together and are so tall that if you looked up you could hardly see' the sky. Then there are a great many climbing plants, that
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    A Conversation.
    491 2 fBy "Ian.") One day my friend told me she had a very interesting talk with an old-fashioned woman. A month ago. my friend was walking in j a forest, when, suddenly, she saw an old j woman calling her. Without any hesitation I she went into the woman's
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    Grand-dad's Favourite.
    220 2 2i'.UiNl on v»< »rm-cn»lr v« »u ulcl nu»u at .«uxtv. NlH tiUlr v», vkll« -uul r»lL l,ce lilucklF ne NeUtl up UN innocent, cnllcl vltN Ki» l.UONi« »nll ztulllx U»nclH I've Uttlc rnlU: vlM d»I<l Nn»«l mlbcNlevou!.l> at nt« zrun^-llacl ln tM« mmnner Wev pu»>o«l lor Nuur!» «n«l
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      7 2 <, »w» U6NIIN6 »pp»r»tu». (IneoLyorTlDa ln U»« »^Z
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      210 2 keep the stars you admire W\<>>, LUX I TOILET SOAP 9 o/// of 10 FILM STARS LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED. PORT SUNLIGHT, ENGLAND |M.T« 22 1-ze BE THE MAN WHO GIVES ORDERS. There are thousands ot jobs "at the top" that await the men who arc trained; joos commanding better pay
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      131 2 APPROVED and TESTED on 21,000 Cases of tuberculosis in all stages. This is a lofieai proof of the simplicity and efficaciousness of the SANTUBEN for the treatment of 1 TiiRFRCULOSIS. Start this cure in time before this areaai 11 I (lisea.se gets too strong a hold on the sy,tem. By
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    GEN. ARAM'S PROPOSAL.
    569 3 "Had Enough Of Peace Overtures." A FAR EASTERN CONFERENCE. Soviet Diplomacy. ACCORDING to press reports General Araki iV advocating the convocation of an international conference of countries in the Far East for the purpose of regulating relations between the Far Eastern Powers. "Everybody knows that General Araki
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    MR. T.V. SOONG RESIGNS.
    114 3 Hut Public Bodies Urge Him To Remain. Shanghai, Nov. 30. j THE Shanghai Chinese Chamber of ™t^rr rce and other P ubli c organiS 10 E #1 h n av sent a joint telegram to Mr t v <s G vernm ent urging that bp s
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      449 3 Foods Made from the purest milk of cows pastured in the home counties, the 'AllenburyV Foods are as easily digested as mother's milk. They are germ free and are simply and quickly made by the addition of boiling water only. Fresh supplies, specially packed for the tropics, are received each
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      593 4 |m. HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AND WATER I CONTRACTOR. 3H-.T7, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. i i I If yon are in need of electric i lights, tans, motors, etc., and water I service, please write to the above address or 'Phone 3411. TO LET. SIANG LEVI PARK Further deductions of Rents from
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      411 4 LANE MOTOR GARAGE, >9, PENANG LANE, (Corner of Orchard Road). REPAIRS Decarbonising—6 cyl. $9. 4 cyl. $6. Ores** and oiling $1. $8. Overhauling engin-3 $25. USED CARS Pontiac $400. Chrysler $200. Buick $125. Fiat 7 seater $175. Fiat 514 $750. Telephone No. 2936. Managec. TOCK TYPEWRITER CO.. 28-A, Change Alley,
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      317 4 EDUCATIONAL. THE CITY HIGH SCHOOL. 116, Bencoolen Street. Estd. in 1931. THERE ARE A FEW VACANCIES IN ALL CLASSES FROM PRIMARY TO SENIOR CAMBRIDGE MR. A. KEIR, Actg. Chief Inspectcr of English Schools. S.S. F.M.S.. in his forward to "The Citizen" kindly wrote: mv visits to your school in the
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      320 4 FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut. Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical Education--Systematic mining both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate. Diploma. etc. Booklet free M. AN CLAN O, Principal "PRIVATE MANDARIN LESSONS by
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      969 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all outs', ending bills against the Government should be presented for paynv nt before the 15th inst. All bills for expenses incurred after that date srould b. presented fcr payment at the earliest possible opportunity. Singapore, Ist December. 1933. ~G(7vERNMENT NOTIFICATION.
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      599 4 WHY GO ELSEW^^r^ When you can fret Latest in Clocks or IVatchai at the CHEAPEST PRICES! from YICK WOH HING| 429, North Bridge laad, (Near Middle Contractors for the j; j Clocks Watches to j Army in litala\ a. J PUBLIC NO IK ES. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIV] ivithin
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING. untitled Rail.
    231 5 [red that the egregious anhe iorm of a toll is to be vehicles using the Johore h unlike the Enggor and >s, is the joint property of .'Hlaments, the Federated and Johore. When it was j tolls on vehicular traffic bridges ii was
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    Truth In Advertising.
    148 5 4 ire of modern advertising A th< advent of truth. There is il the advertising manaYoik store rang up a dead and asked him what he had got. -I've got 168 raincoats that aren't worth a damn, and I am going to sell them for $1.68," came
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    The Upward Trade Cycle.
    255 5 <4"f¥EAVY autumn rains have rendered 1 the path to prosperity somewhat slippery though not impassable and, while the advance has not been arrested, its pace has slowed down considerably. As we foresaw a month ago, the combination of a recession in the United States with an
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    MUSSOLINI SHY?
    244 5 Fails To Kiss 2,000 Brides. Rome, Oct. 30. IF Signor Mussolini had really planned to present his wedding gift and the customary kiss to happy couples of Rome to-day in person the sight of 2,000 couples waiting for his embrace must have daunted him. Not only, did the
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    MANCHUKUO NAVY.
    79 5 A Training Academy To He Ksianlished. Hsingking. Changchun. An academy for the training of personnel lor the Manchukuo Navy is to be established here next year. At present Manchukuo only has a few river gunboats. But before long the Government hopes to supplement them with more formidable types
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      86 5 OCEDAR POLISH MAKES THAT CLEAN DUSTINESS HOME FRIENDS ADMIRE \1 MILL FLOORS BEAUTIFUL FIX)ORS IDEAL FOB IDEAL FOR Wo» 1 Tile Floors Wood Tile Floors "Cleans As It Polishes" <> Cedar is the safest and best of all polishes for fine furniture, pianos and woodwork. It quickly "cleans and polishes"
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      167 5 IW thYs A b» y! Look at his smiling health naturally jormed without the useless tat and the weak- 5 nesses of the ordinary N \Pt ''1» KlflP^''"/"^""N artificially fed Child! And V \k there are many thousands I? >f VN i_ like him today —a growing v rV Aj^ljjtk./
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    Shipping News & Notices. THE "IRISH STARS" RECALLED.
    1279 6 Shipping News Notices. THE "IRISH STARS" RECALLED. Alaska Packers' Fleet. A FAMOUS SAILING SHIP SOLD. rpHE news that the American iron sailing ship "Star of France," until lately one of the most important ships in the famous fleet of the Alaska Packers' Association, has been sold by the American owners
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    SEAMEN'S STRIKE ENDS.
    324 6 Terms Of The Canton Settlement. lionlllconf. blov. 2li ck 2 Mtle o>>er nv« inonwl» we etllke a», ot We 5 K. l?Kln«» ere». ano plckel-lutz ol wc coaslul uloamt:» wvolvluz a «,'«penHll<n ul 8utl< au6 8Rrlve'' Uusiue»H in lu»«> been kettlnl I'Ne »«ttlem»:Ul> wai We result ol
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    TO AUSTRALIA IN A CANOE.
    329 6 Adventurer May Call At Singapore. Qruwtou <Lu55«x1. l)c< 3l. -MMN cX'llN 5uwvnn ls 5t»vlne lol 2 lc>^, lrom canoelne. Uc l- on n tour ol tne gnutn <7l»-i ol linx,aul> in tralnln, l°r 5 vo/«,e trom Ln«lancl lo dv »noe «nicli t»e Nope- lo be«e,n
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    "GENERAL DE SONIS."
    182 6 Last Of French Sailing Ships. On Nov. 8. 1932, the "General de Sonls," the last survivor of the big French sailing snipe, which arc usually known as the "subsidy fleet," arrived at Bruges from Havre to be broken up. She was one of PoteVs fleet, being a
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    FIRM OF LEADING SHIPBUILDERS.
    280 6 1070 Vessels Launched. WELL-EQUIPPED YARDS. rj»HE firm of Sir W. G. Armstrong Whitworth and Company (Shipbuilders), Ltd., is now solely concerned with the building of merchant ships, and a brochure has been issued showing by illustration and letterpress the scope and variety of the work accomplished
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    TONIC FOR SHIPPING.
    180 6 Sir Vernon Thomson And Trade Restrictions. 'The best tonic for shipping would be the removal of trade barriers and exchange restrictions, thus facilitating world trade," said Sir P. Vernon Thomson, K.8.E., chairman and managing director of the London Maritime Investment Company. Ltd., and an ex-chair-man of the
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      559 6 STEAMER SAILINGS. P 0. "BRITISH INDIA i AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO.. IWU* AND FOR EAST MATL SERVICE. fCnder Contract with His Majesty* Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Duo Tonnage. Singapore I 1933. NALDEKA 16,000 Jnport
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      197 6 WLLOYD triestino (Incorporated In Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, Port D Said, BrindisL Venice and Trieste. Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Port m .v. TERGESTEA Dec. 15 Dec. 15 Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste. m .v.
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      219 6 Deutaco Australlsche Dampfschlffs |H! G Oesellscbaft. (Companies Incorporated In Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore. t ms KULMERLAND. via Manila Dec. 11 t mjs. RAMSES, via Manila Dec. 26 1934. f m.s. DUISBURG. via Manila Jan. 9 m.s. RHEINLAND, via Manila Jan. 23 t m.s.
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      322 6 l.l^ll>. I've nntlernotecl »re we vvlnpckl,, 2ltur«»:— >«» ll.c Xl^.l'.', c.NUl» ulll l "6/<HIH" lor 1> 8r»2Nsslu»l VlVlren. l5ln«l> »n<5 s>. l3Qz«H7«V/<»iOS D» l "I24K." lor >l^,r>e'^! i «,c> Qremen <7. >! lon». N.V1vrn ancl Lremen > Qr»n. N > lHsviN!" l?»»«0llrr 5telunef5 vlU» N4b'r. m<cll»le nccalnmnllnlzou. 1 ciKszll «teamer»
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    Mining Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    340 7 Saturday. 11 a.m. I hare quotations are Co., exchange and Buyers. Sellers. Tin 32 6 :<3 cd 369 379 Tin 15- 159 1.32' 2 1.371/2 36 9 37 9 0.30 0.34 m 100 105 Tin 43 45 Tin 5 5 6 0.40 0.43 B si)
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    167 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. HEAVY SELLING REPORTED. Local Market Remains Steady. (By Our Financial Correspondent.) Saturday, 11 a.m. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 13 cts., down r> ct. Market Tone: Easier. Yesterday's Prices London Rubber, 4 1 32d. down 7 32d. Market Tone: Weak. New York, 8 cts., down
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    PETROL PRICES.
    157 7 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands cf Kerosene are as follows: Shell Av.ation Spirit in 4-gailon drums per British Imperial gallon $119 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon 0 B 2 Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per
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    RAUB GOLD OUTPUT.
    18 7 „t the Raub Australian Gold The output the Rau j»SfJ 5» Kd 2079,0 ou ces
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    BUKIT PALONG SYNDICATE.
    270 7 Credit Balance Of $4,338.35. 5l!Nli2l repurt ol ll,o vulcil pnwlip 8Vl>llwato lV,tcl.. !>'!- 'ile l.nllt'cl 3opt 30, 5wtl?e.! On pr«:l»t nncl nc». >' l ciet»lt vas bsuul?til lrn,,, tlie l,rovloi,'' vel<r ol ***** l.u >,Vln l<l Ns> ciirrctlil?' 5W0 0". ,c.l.ll ol 397N I'Nc lm tUc s
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    RUBBER AND TIN.
    62 7 The following are rubber and tin reim.s fcr November: RUBBER Lb. v 2J.0C0 Al-r Gajah M .r«^ Aver PIBM v cv Bukit Kubu Oteneal] 10 ,60 l Jalan Kcbun 42 oD Kluang 132 0)0 Pajam 7 j0 Port Swettcnham Tambalsk sft «30 Teluk Anson 4t;tuT Ulu Bcr.ut
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    WEEKLY RUBBER REPORT.
    223 7 Statement By Guthrie Co., Ltd. mHE weekly report of Messrs. Guihrie Co. L Ltd., da.ted Dec. 7, is as follows: The local market has been particularly fjuic* since our last report. Prices have remained sUady owing to .there having been no disposition to sell whenever the market
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    PRODUCE.
    97 7 2.UV»!""''' l: '2,^7,» vv coi".'. d!, l p" l5ov.-,n alii n «2»!N7.' W c><,.-t ?i 2 K"van »",4 ltlce. 8 e' 2 -7 l.»7 > Xo 1 >:,i4 s«><- H<3' ..c «,u NU. >, >' pel 3.«v«'i ?>3N >'!N' pes X'.VUN 5!l!l >: l N,e Ni»nao!-n l-.un>'. «1^ M.
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    USE OF INDIAN COTTON.
    145 7 New Officials. EARLY DISPLAY IN LONDON. Reuter. London. Dec. 8. TWO cot ion commissioners, who have not yet been appointed, will leave for India early in the New Year as liaison officers in the increasing use of Indian raw cotton by Lancashire, according to the Manchester
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    RUBBER REVIEW.
    216 7 Weekly Statement Of Market Tendencies. The weekly rubber market review of Messrs. Stanton Nelson Co.. Ltd.. dated Dec. 8. is as follows: The uncertainty of the rubber negotiations in Batavia still hangs over the market. Apparently a serious difference of opinion exists between the Dutch and the Java
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    BUKIT LINTANG
    84 7 Report fcr v;ar to June 30. 1933. gives balance at credit cf profit and lo?s brought fDiward re 533 from which is deducted debit from profit tad Ices for year. £130. leaving £8.403. which director! recommend should be carried fcrward. Los compares with loss £1.547 previous feat. Total
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    Rubber Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    631 7 Singapore. Saturday. 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotation! are issued by Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt: Issue Value. Fraser Lyall Shares. Co. Evatt. 1 Allenby $0.00 $100 $0.80 $0.90 1 Alor Gajah 0.80 0.70 0.60 0.70 IA. Hitam 0.90 1.00 0.85 1.00
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    RUBBER REPORT.
    72 7 The rubber report of Messrs. Lewis <fc Peat (Singapore). Ltd for the week ended Dec. The meeting of the Supreme Council in Batavia at which the question of rubber control was discussed, took place yesterday, but U has been officially stated that no report will be issued and
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      58 7 THK SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., rated in New Zealand.) FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L C. MARGOUOUTH. Manager. E: 2, UN LAY SON GREEN. THE EASTERN UNITED ISSI RANCI C ORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT and I- 'UKMUX'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE, j L. r. JOHNSON. General
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      185 7 l I Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated In Straits Settlement..) »4L «AnnonOOOOO Paid Up 510,000,000.00. i I ciiulia Street. Singapore. HEAD CHINj BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: «hnirman Oh Sian Guan, Esq Chee Swee Cheng. Esq., Chairman. Parkca ne C. Hwang, EsqLee Kong Chian. Esq., Vice-chairman. g Q W(mg Tan
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      339 8 8vr»nl:it«l: oni«ir4/4Q slili: nivlxi xci'8 liVLit sltouucl!:» «K0WK I'NU 0Vl>!lt (OHll: V>I) 8l?l5 1'Nl. !>ll:liVli:.lt.4ci<ix«. 81.001). ci iinmAli oives 'rnltouc:» 8?.4cL ixvo 8u.^i.i.«w 0l? W^I^Lll. roll roil» l»o»L «l0lli» o«l.v 5 «««NII.V HI lo?.«. 9?N. IttlN. H 12IU Di5«7l5>ll;l5It, l933. l ltl>I«l:X8 WOltl.v'8 UIVLN an6 IltlilXI': T'lll! WONl.0 8 NI«N1i:8^
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      280 8 H| THE WHOLE TOWN IS RAVING OVER I GRAND w ARNER BROS. MUSICAL, Sl> B pfc^j^^-" AND DANCING TRIUMPH! I|K 6,15 CAPITOL 9.13 ■j Matinees To-Day And To-Morrow. I DIGGERS lip; OF 1933 I 5 GREAT SONG HITS-7 Stunninjr Spectacl I HAVE YOU BOOKED YET FOR THE GALA EVENT OF
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    102 9 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING HARBOUR BOARD. ALONGBIDE THB WHARVES XPFCTED TO arrive. Singapore, Dec. 9. Wharf (Entrance uate i>. Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Sumatra Maru 14; Agamemnon ru I; Malaya 7. in Doc* (Emmnce Oat* 3> Castle 30; Theseus 32; Eumaeu; n Prince 37: Kinta 39.
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    ON HUNGER STRIKE.
    113 9 S< \enty Men Crowded Into One Room. Belgrade. political prisoners in the prika Mitrovitza. Yugoslavia r strike. For seven days ised all food as a protes' ions in the prison, mplain that as political pri- :> are treated worse than the n. irderers in the same pri-
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    CRUELTY TO FOWLS.
    90 9 Carried In A Bunch Head Downwards. Charged with cruelty to animals, by carrying seven fowls in a bunch with heads downwards by their legs, a Chinc-e named Yeo Lim Chee Was yesterday fined $7 by the Second Magistrate. Mr. N. Qrke. Chief Inspector Bracken, attached to the
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    MONEY MARKET
    192 9 BELLING. Singapore, Dec. 8. London 4 months' sight 214 7*C4 London 3 months' sight 214 3j32 London 60 days' sight 2|4 564 London 30 days' sight 2|4 I|l6 London cemand 2|4 3;64 London T.T. 2|4 1,32 Lyons and Paris demand 960 Hamburg demand 150 New York demand 59
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    233 9 public 8port8 k'ixturos. ve«7 9 Nl«». I7il«-3.l« am,. 2,30 n n. tIoll. «.np.i «Ht7 'No«ex< rooldull 2elunllor Klalaxi» v. 8ltulapore atalav» 8e>»ar. «7,!»' »!„ll«l,>0fe V, lVl,l»X« p 8cun» v U.<7 V p Noeiiex: 8 v »lx l?4s v lNllla«7e>!ou. N v col»« 'ri'n?!!,'. p»>ent«-
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    AMUSEMENTS
    86 9 ALHAMBRA.—Warren William in "The i Mind Reader" :md "Adventures in Africa." j CAPITOL.—"The Gold Diggers of 1933." EMPIRE.— Winner Take All." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Malay and Chinese Wayangs, cinemas. Talkies: Sky— Behind that Curtain": Star—"Let's Love and Laugh." I MARLBOROUGH —Roland Colman in I "The Masquerader." j NEW
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      121 9 TO-DAY TO-MOREOW.— J ELISSA LANDI iin "THE WARRIOR'S HUSBAND" j with j MiTjcrie Rambeau. David Manners. Ernest Treux. MATINEE TO-DAY. AT 3P M. j MONDAY Hindustani Talkie j j "VIKRAM CHARITRAjT •j j t r j ,_*y*_ l I i>«w '/TZtlk '^^3 ss l,., I»...!,il. l"s X'-.-l!.'-'- .Vl!xn„: <l" ..r»>
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      475 9 SINGAPORE HOTELS ,W,,,,,, W' GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL i Phone 6490. s Telegram GOODWuOD. Booking Now Open For XMAS EVE BOXING NIGHT NEW YEAR'S EVE I EXTENSIONS 2 AM f *~MRBWBi«5*BMS— I 1 A SPECIAL DINNER— SELECT CABARET TURNS I BY I WELL-KNOWN ARTISTES WILL BE GIVEN BETWEEN DANCING. I I
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      201 9 t WANTED—Experienced Advertising Canvasser, Chinese or Eurasian, good commission and travelling allowance. Permanent position, with salary, for capable man. Applj Bjx No. 25G, c o Malaya Tribune. EXPORT SHIP 'INO < L.ERK Wanted a man experienced in local shl ping, Customs' work, etc.. making ua Invok a >.< and c
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      174 9 SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. Banka Island, Pladjoe and Palernbang China <Senang) 2 p.m North. N -East and N.-West SumXa Rangoon and Calcutta (Sumatra Maru) 3 p.m Manna, China and Japan (Coblenz) 3pm Phihppm,. islands, china and Japan (Kutsang) 3 p.m jar b i (Toradja) 3 p.m. TombUa.-ari and Rongat <Retch)
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    53 10 Mr. Aruna.alam Pillay and family beg to tender their heartfelt thanks to Ihe many relatives and friends who rendered assistance and attended th? funeral of his late father Mr. Visvana'hen Pillay, and also to those who sent wreaths and provided transport in attendance at the funeral. (Malacca
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    DEATH.
    126 10 KHOO—Mr Khco Thiam Hock, aged 58, beloved father of M ssrs. Khoo Koon Liat and Brothers, passed away peacefully, at his residence. No. G3-H. Onan Road (eff Lorcng A. East Coast in Jco Chiat Road), on the 8 h December. 1933. at 10.45 a.m. He leaves behind, his aged!
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    A LOOK AROUND.
    645 10 jyjß. de Valera has brought the affairs of the Irish Free State to 0 crisis. Not of Ireland, of course; h? seeks to embrace the whole country within his political orbit and his plans for a Republic, but he needs no tell ing that Northern Ireland will
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    415 10 Dr. Philip K.C. Tyau is recognised as Consul-General for China at Singapore. Mr. L. Rayman has been appointed to act as Deputy Treasurer. Ten months' leave has been granted to Mr. J. L. McFall. Mr. T. F. Carey is acting temporarily as a police magistrate. Labuan. Mr. N. A. Worley
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    Topics Of The Day. Tut! Tut!
    79 10 WHILE congratulating our morning contemporary on the considerable brightening up of its pages latterly, we deprecate the distortion of news to this end. Thus in to-day's issue radio list-eners-in are promised for to-morrow a religious lecture by the Rev. Father C. C. Martindale, S.J.,
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    Car Parks.
    139 10 rpHE Selangor branch of the A.A.M. has secured a site at the busy junction of Java Street and Batu Road In Kuala Lumpur for the purposes of a car park. All motorists may use it, but A.A.M. members are charged smaller fees than others, as of course is
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    Poor-Houses.
    168 10 I r|NE of the best speeches made in j Council for many a day was that on I Monday by the 'junior" European mera- ber, Mr. F. H. Grumitt. Apart from his plea, to which we need not add any- thing here, for a return to the expressed policy
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    Japanese Dumping.
    150 10 rpHE tables published in U* Tribune yesterday, relating dumping in Malaya ol Japanese pi cottons, provide food for thou menace of dumping is n rather an abstract fashion unlike this bring home to us the lull ficance of it. It is an amazing serious thing that in the
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    And Trade-Mark Forgery.
    129 10 rpHE imitation of British trad, i rks by Japanese manufacturers not redound much to the i Japan as a commercial na\ content with under-selling Japanese exporters must needs n to shady practices which betray a of commercial probity. It seems that British merchants are losing patience in
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    Passing Thoughts
    447 10 "Looker-On" STORM takes toll." In Malaya that's left to bridges and (maybe! I causeways. A A What is an "expensive calling?" The long-distance 'phone, of course. Re this poor-house question: most houses in Singapore are poor nowaday*. Hongkong soothsayers have been prosecuted for telling fortunes by cards. They
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    ON OTHER PAGES.
    43 10 GIRLS' CORNER, on mm I GEN. ARAKI'S PROPOSAL MUSSOLINI SHY?, on pac«CHURCH SERVICES, on page 13. SPORTS NEWS, on DagH 14 MALAYAN DELEGATION TO T RADIO NEWS, on mm IT. CLUB DIARY, on page 17 BOYS' CORNER on page 1!»
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    D.E.I. TO CABLE RESTRICTION VIEWS TO HOLLAND. SPECIAL MEETING OF SUPREME COUNCIL.
    128 11 ONUS ON THE EUROPEAN REPRESENTATIVES. Fixed Price Not Wanted. Compromise On Native Rubber Is Possible. result of an extraordinary meeting of the Supreme ci! of the D.E.1., it has been decided to telegraph of the D.E.I. Government on
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    TWO ASPECTS OF CONTROL.
    276 11 nic ill :»nteil. Batavia, Dec. 8. rrHK \h East Indies Government •;trnds to communicate by tele- fore the week-end its stand ivjrard to rubber restriction Hutch Government. i views were formulated at an ai y meeting of the Supreme 11 yesterday. T; oer "Java Bode," summarising
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    HIGHER PERCENTAGE PROPOSAL.
    204 11 1tejectc6 1?ranK 0i8cu88>on. Dec. 8. l'l' i«l oMoillllv announcell tl,»t tlic tin tzlllitit from t. 1933. will t»e 4(» per cent. I'ne lnternationa! I'in <7ulnmittee ru>>e tlie procluetion quota lr»r sifrnutorv participating countries t'rc'Ni l per cent, to «lO per cent. of proo!llction. ll,e «lanllaril vear. tor
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    SAIGON CHETTIARS.
    62 11 Another Expelled Banker Ue-admitted. ING to a Chettiar who arrived on this week, Mr. Chockaettiar, one of the Nattukottai 'inkers who were expelled China last year, has been -enter the country, ainat him, said the Chet- > a "Malaya Tribune" withdrawn about the 20th month. be recalled that
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    PEACEFUL GERMANY.
    33 11 Reuter. Berlin, Dec. 8. il Goering has instructed the cc to release 5.000 prisoners "ncentration camps before In view of' the peaceful a ion and the stabilisation of al Socialist regime.—Reuter.
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    14 11 untitled resignation of his commission in t by Lieut. L. J. Hazel has accepted.
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    H.M.V. CO.'S ACTION.
    72 11 Records To Go Back To Japan. Reuter. Calcutta, Dec. 8. AN Indian firm's importation of gramophone records from Japan, bearthe "His Master's Voice" trademark, belonging to the Gramophone Co., Ltd.. which led to a suit in the High Court by the latter company against the former, resulted
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    JAPANESE POLITICS.
    65 11 Reuter. Tokyo, Dec. 8. In the course of a manifesto issued to demand the abolition of political parties on the grounds that they stand in the way of national unity of a time of national crisis, Mr. Yosuke Matsuoka, Japan's eloquent spokesman in the Manchurian dispute at Geneva,
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    THREAT OF WAR TO IRELAND?
    354 11 Mr. De Valera Hits Out. Reuter. New York. Dec. 8. MR. J. H. THOMAS shirked, the issue raised by my statement of Nov. 14, said Mr. De Valera (responding to the Associated Press request for a statement) when he tried to persuade the world that
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    CYCLISTS GREAT FEAT.
    150 11 Rides 200 Miles Home After Winning Race. Port Elizabeth. For hardihood end endurance it would be »difficult to beat the week-end feat of "a young East London post office messenger named Rusteburg. First, he won the Eastern Provinces 100-mile cycling championship in 5 hours 50 minutes 56
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    MRS. GANDHI ARRESTED.
    61 11 To Undergo Unexpired Sentence. Mrs. Gandhi, who was recently arrested for disobeying a magistrates order to quit Kaira district, has not been prosecuted on that account. Instead, the Bombay Government has cancelled the order suspending the previous sentence of six months on Mrs. Gandhi. She is now
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    "MEDWAY" MARRIAGE.
    64 11 Commander Wedded To Captain's Daughter. Reuter. Hongkong, Dec. 8. Commander Charles Thorburn Addis, of H.M.S. "Medway," son of Sir Charles Addis, was married to Miss Pamela Poland, daughter of Captain Poland, of the "Medway," at South Store, Oxon. There was a colourful scene, the cathedral being thronged with
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    24 11 Mrs. A. W. Hay has been appointed to be a member of the Committee of Ladies constituted under the Women and Girls' Protection Ordinance.
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    AIR SQUADRON FOR SINGAPORE.
    147 11 Torpedo Bombers. INCREASE OF LOCAL STRENGTH. Reuter. London, Dec. 8. personnel of No. 100 Squadron of the Royal Air Force left for Singapore aboard the P. 0. "Ranpura" to day. The planes belonging to the Squadron, which are Vickers Wildebeeste torpedo bombers, are going by another
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    AMERICA SAVED.
    171 11 Gen. Johnson's Tribute To President. Reuter. Washington. Dec. 8. THE claim that President Roosevelt has saved the United States from the printing press and inflation was made by General Johnson, addressing the National Association of Manufacturers, who are among the Recovery Administration's most severe critics. General Johnson eulogised
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    FRANCE AND GERMANY.
    99 11 Hitler To Submit His Demands. Reuter. Paris, Dec. 8. The French Government for 'the first time possesses Hitler's demands and intends officially to reply, but only after the financial debate is ended. It also wants to hear the report which Lord Tyrrell (British Ambassador to France) brings
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    BIRDS INVADE TOWN.
    78 11 Thousands Of Quail Seek Refuge. Sofia. The people of Razgrad, in NorthEastern Bulgaria, were amazed to see what looked like a large cloud rapidly approaching the town. As it drew nearer it was seen to be composed of hundreds of thousands of migrating quail. When they reached
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    NO DEATHS.
    34 11 >sutinv On l?rencn Convict 3Kip. Reuter. ?2rl5 Dec 8 to report, no convict, vere Killecl in tne muttnx aboard tbe f'rKnen cunvlc» «Nlp en route to «2ulan2. wllicl, took plnee recontlv Nout«»r.
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    "MONSTER" LIVING IN LOCH NESS?
    141 11 Special Police To Guard It. Reuter. London, Dec. 8. Public sentiment is greatly relieved by an announcement by the Secretary of State for Scotland that he has written to the Chief Constable of Invernessshire requesting that due precautions be taken that a monster alleged to
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    BACK AGAIN.
    130 11 Singapore Residents Return From Leave. Many well-known local residents returned from home leave by the "Naldera" yesterday afternoon. Amongst them were Mr. Andrew Caldecott, former Chief Secretary, F.M.S., and now appointed Colonial Secretary, and Mrs. Caldecott. Mr. W. Birtwistle, Director of Fisheries, S.S. and F.M.S., and Mrs. Birtwistle
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    SERIOUS CRISIS AT PEIPING.
    1078 11 FEELING AGAINST GEN. HO. Fukien Situation. 19th Army In League With Reds Shanghai, Dec. 0. QEN. Ho Cheng Chun (Peace Preservation Commander) and other leaders in Hupoh are reported to be dissatisfied with Gen. Chang Quan's administration of the Provincial Government. At the same time, it
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    Local Teacher's Determined Suicide. DYING MAN JUMPS FROM WINDOW.
    370 12 Acid Poisoning. u TOOK MY OWN LIFE." **J TOOK my. own lite to release mv body from suffering and it not con ten anyone. Do not try to revive me, as it is a sin to revive a useless man to
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    FALSE COINS.
    125 12 Chinese Sentenced To Six Months. Pleading guilty to a charge of delivering five ten-cent counterfeit coins, a Chinese. Bng Peng Kean. was yesterday sentenced by the District Judge. Mr. HA. Forrer, to six months' r.i. At about 730 p.m. on Nov. 23. two detectives on round near Campbell
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    FOOD CONTROL.
    105 12 Preliminary Conference In Shanghai. Shanghai, Dec. 8. The Food Control Committee of the nint Central provinces held its preliminary conference yesterday at Shanghai, when the inauguration ceremony took place at the same time. Mayor Wu Teh Chen presk'ed. Regulations were passed for the organisation of a Chineie Fooa
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    KIDNAPPING CHARGE.
    74 12 Chinese Couple Before The Magistrate. ah H kien "anted Tan Boon Wee, aged 40. and a Chinese woman, Liang Teo, were yesterday charged before the Third Mr R J F with havmg kidnapped a male minor from Tang guardianship of Goh Soh The alleged crime is .said to
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    JAPANESE SEIZE DISTRICTS.
    384 12 Bandits Active At The Wall. Shanghai, Dec. 5. COMBINED Japanese and Manchukuo forces have .been taken control of the first and fifth districts around Shanhaikwan. Barracks for the Manchukuo troops have been constructed at Tunglo City, where a force of Manchukuo police has been stationed. The Japanese
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    CHANG IN ITALY.
    91 12 Honour Conferred By Sig. Mussolini. Rom'-. Dec. 8. Sig Mussolini received, ex-Marshal Chans Hsueh Liang to-day and conferred on him the insignia of the Grand Cross of the Order of the Crown of Italy. Chang is leaving for China shortly. Ex-Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang will leave for
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    RE-EMIGRATION.
    94 12 Indian Government And Malaya. Madras. Nov. 27. The Government of India, it is believed, may address the local Government shortly on the representations made to them recei* ly on the subject of re-emigration of labour from South India t o Malaya in view of the prospect ot a revival
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    STOLEN CLOTH.
    92 12 Chinese Sentenced To Three Months. Sentence of three months' r.i. was passed on a Hokgefl by the Third Magistrate, Mr. B. J. F. Curtis, named Lim Lai Smg yesterday loi stealing two pieces of cloth from the Singapore Rubber Works, where he was employed as a coolie. Inspector
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    ADMIRAL'S DEATH.
    17 12 Reuter. Tokyo, Dec. 8. The death is announced of Fleet Admiral Count Gombel Yamamoto.— Reuter.
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    SOCIALISTS WALK OUT.
    86 12 Dramatic Scene In French Chamber. Reuter. Paris, Dec. 0. THE finance debate in the Chamber has been adjourned until to-morrow, without the pitfall of Article Six (official salaries cut) being reached. There is still every indication that the Socialists, in order to avoid the onus of bringing
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    GRAMOPHONE BURIED.
    209 12 Purchaser Of Stolen Property Fined. A case was heard in the Third Magistrate's Court (before Mr. R. J. F. Curtis" yesterday in which Kader Mydeen. a Tamil Mohammedan residing in Tanjong Pagar. pleaded guilty to the charge of dishonestly retaining stolen property. Detective Inspector A. R. McEwan. who
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    9 12 The Hoong Yue Club, of Singapore, has been registered.
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    HIRE OF MOSQUITO BUS.
    214 12 Sequel To Dispute Over Price. THE Chinese driver and the conductor of a mosquito bus plying on the Geylang route appeared before the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrert yesterday in connection with an alleged assault on an Indian named Mariappan. who wanted to hire his
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    RAILWAYS SEIZED.
    38 12 Shanghai. Dec. 8. The management of the South Manchurian Railway announces that the mileage of Chinese railways teized since Sept. 18. 1932. the date of the Japanese oaoupation of Mukden, totals 3.357 miles—"Mm Kuo Jih Pao."
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    AIR ATTACHE IN CHINA.
    28 12 Reuter. London. Dec. 8. Wing Commander R. P. Willock. who has been appointed Air Attache in China, left by the "Ranpura" to-day for Shanghai.—Reuter.
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    26 12 Mr. A. Gilmour has been seconded for service under the Government of Kelantan. and Mr. A. V. Metcalf, European Warder. Prisons. S.S for service in Johore.
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    MONEY LOST IN CANNERY.
    555 12 Bankruptcy Court. USED THE SI MS HE WANTED. |N the Bankruptcy I i the C.iief Justice, Sii <\ Huggard, an application and adjudication orders against K. P. Menon. Mr. Tampoe Philips, the debtor, said that th< offered a composition of 5 1 and that all the
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    17 12 A commission as Honorary Cade Lieutenant In (he Peru Cadet Corps has been Mohamcd Noor bin Moharn
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    THREAT TO BRITISH SHIPPING.
    391 13 Subsidised Competition. PRESSURE TO BE BROUGHT London, Dec. 8. gRITISH shipping has been driven at last to seek the help of the Government in defending itself against unfair competition and its subsidised foreign rivals, declares the "Times," commenting on the Council of the Chamber of Shipping
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    TAX ON GENEROSITY.
    114 13 Donor Of £100,000 To Pay £41,000 More. Melbourne. Sir Macpherson Robertson, donor of the £1000.000 prize for the MelbourneLondon air race in connection with the Victorian centenary celebrations, nas received a shock. He has been told by the Australian Government that under the existing lav; he must
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    Perak Amateur Races Open With A Big Upset. MR. BEVEN RIDES THREE WINNERS.
    878 14 Exciting Sport At The Ipoh Meeting. (From Our Oxen Correspondent.) Ipoh. Dec. 8. THE Perak Turf Club's two-day amateur race meeting here opened In sensational fashion with a big upset in the first event. The Imp running
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    DON BRADMAN'S CENTURIES.
    224 14 Australian's Splendid Record. DON Bradman began the first-class cricket season in Australia with a score of 200 for New South Wales against Queensland at Brisbane and made 101 in the second innings of the Melbourne Testimonial Match, after scoring 55 in the first. For the 17th time,
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    LOCAL SOCCER.
    256 14 Series Of Friendly Matches. A SOCCER match will be played at McNair Road to-morrow between an eleven from the "Malayan Prince" and the Serangoon Chinese F.C. Teams will be selected from the following: "MALAYAN PRINCE:" Anderson, Baird, Bennison, Bottomley, Brown, Clark. Coxen. Fraser. Hodgkinson. Howgego. Lee. Lees. Matthews,
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    SINTIT B.P.
    116 14 I The nr.. eh arranged to ta :e ;>iaee on Sunday betwetn .he Sintit B. P. ar.d me Water Melon B. P. has betn po-'i-cned .o the 24.h at the tame time r.nd place. Entiics for the "A" upen -ingles championship League syS em are now open. The
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    MEDICAL DEPT. B.P.
    51 14 Mcd.cal Dcpartmeiv, B. P. .earn v. the Chinese Protectorate B P to-day at 3 p.m. at the latter's court: M. Sockalmgam. Lee Beng Watt. Tan Chan Koon. Lan Boon Kwang. Ec Ch&on Hock. Yeo Koon Guan. Dolmat. Lav Chew Seng. Reserves: Tan Quee Lens and Tan Joo
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    HAPPILADS A.P.
    54 14 The closing date for en lies in the Happilads A. P. "A" handicap :nd 'B" singles (knock-out) sjstem touinamen.s h35 been extended to Dec. 15. The entry fee for each even:, is fifty cents, and all entries sho_ld >;e forwarded to the sports captain, Mr. Koh Pway Thow.
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    TO-DAY'S MALAYA CUP MATCH.
    234 14 Singapore v. Command At Anson Road. GREAT interest is being centred in to-day's tie in the Malaya Cup rugby football competition, between the Command and Singapore, which the Command are determined to win. Singapore have already shown their superiority over the military by beating them in
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    SINGAPORE BADMINTON.
    171 14 A Badminton Fan writes: In Saturday's issue of the "Malaya Tribune" a list of the players selected to represent the Singapore Chinese at badminton included the name of See Gim Hock; but later a change was made in which Leow Kirn Fatt's name was substituted for See Gim
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    S.C.C. LAWN BOWLS.
    85 14 P. O'Neill Dunne qualified to meet G. C. Miller in the final of the S.C.C. lawn bowls championship at the S.C.C. by beating E. H. R. Bowerman In the semifinal. The final will be played on Monday when the prizes will be presented. The results of the
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    MONOPOLIES BADMINTON.
    43 14 Government Monopolies Sports Club team v. the Jacques BP. to-morrow at the Marigold B. P.'s court, commencing 3 p.m.:— Tan Miang Cheng. S. Q. Quek. Ang Chwee Whatt, Lee Jouy Seah. Lee Jouy Seah and P. K. Lee. Reserve: Samuel Leong.
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    GRAHAM TO MEET GUILLERMO.
    93 14 Fight Arranged. AT NEW WORLD ON DEC. 22. to tl," Lol»r<! ot ancl 8,ittl,Ni5 tii!..?>'M>Nlite r<»un«<t- ,,< > W'nrlcl ,.n i>e< 1'lu< p:.il- ,iz.Ml n nell?bls. <:i!il!. rn«> uri" tbe weij?bt. lbe N..4.P. c!l,an,n!o!> all oppo3ition. but Mt to give bin» Me »evor, ancl »l i»e
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    HOBBS IN INDIA.
    152 14 Thinks M.C.C. Will Do Well In The Tests. Bombay. Nov. 27. Jack Hobbs. the veteran English cricketer was among the passengers aboard the Naldera who arrived at Bombay to-day. He has come as special correspondent to the London Star" to report the forthcoming Test matches. Interviewed by
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    MALAYAN CHINESE GAMES.
    63 14 The following players have been lelected "> represent Singapore in ping-pong in the AllMalayan Chinese games scheduled to place at Kuala Lumpir during the Chr. holidays. Yip Peng Yew. Chow Wai Sum. Khoo B l Guan. Chan Kwok Ming. Soh Choo Lock and Lee Chew Kuen. Mr.
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    NOT PLAYED.
    38 14 lN? N'Xlc'.v M'»lrl, !> >N? s <7 C «UlcN oi»',» «^»^8 2» liiN'l l!, s Null r0«0lNNN ol tl,<> <,"»»<Q lne »l»l,e <ll ul l lNe r»n«7«l!!»l«,„ «l Nn> oet»ren Nn» 3 l? l< s cX'UtUl jl>«ter6».v
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    A Review Of English Soccer.
    1484 15 IVales Retains International Championship. <5rom 0us c>«cn «7orrelrponlleut.) l-onrlon, «ov 33 lcvit ..li ol vlunlne lb. kv»,u«u «7l,ump»on:Nlp "ben Wall.2. »l lull z!ri7U8ll, vlt!» we exceplion ol lN.. Kllitlll-rvell lull-Naca, «oluell malinlllcent vlelorx ux 2 lloal, »u 1 ,l IVear»»tlr. Ibu. vlw Nvr polnt» lo
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    Malayan Delegation To India. THEIR RETURN TO THIS COUNTRY.
    284 16 Labour Discussions. DECISION NOT YET RECEIVED. rpHE Hon. Mr. C. D. Ahearne, the Controller of Labour for Malaya, and Mr. J. C. Innes, Chairman of the Planters' Association of Malaya, who went to India about a month ago to interview the
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    NEW MONEY FOR EGYPT.
    46 16 Cairo. A large number of Egyptian coins are to be freshly minted in England. The Egyptian Ministry of Finance has dispatched 360 boxes of worn silver coins to Birmingham. They willl be re-struck with a portrait of King Fuad In military uniform.
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    FRENCH AIR FORCE.
    137 16 Central Control For All Branches. l?ari». s»mr rrencb 4ir l-orce K to be completer» reI. nr,iu,.l5«l on tbe line», »6ol>>s6 t,v Url'.lin vben llir ««Xl'l >il- surc.> «al> fc>l>lllanl«ell ln 4prll. Ibis. 4 report l>. u«l dx 'be aeronautic «7omrnlnuan nl lbe l7bnmt>rr v" lleciar.F, Wat, t»v
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    HISTORIC LETTERS.
    168 16 Echoes Of The Siftre Of Paris In 1871. All Paris. Oct. 31. Interesting historical recollections are aroused Ijy the auction in h" famous salerooms in Rue Drouot of a packe w cf 1 .-iters, including rare ,pccim"ns from the t:me of the Paris sieg in 1671. Though it.
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    FILM "BOUNTIES."
    59 16 Government Move To Foster Production. Melbourne. To encourage the Australian film industry the Commonwealth Government has decided ■o award prizes of £2.500. £1.250 and £750 for the three best films made in Australia or its territories each year. They are also offering a prize of £250 for .he
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    SPAIN'S FASCIST PARTY.
    318 16 Some Advice From The Duce. Madrid. Nov. 4. TWO thousand arms raised in the Roman salute greeted Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera, eldest son cf the late General Prime, in the first Fascist assembly to be held :n Spain. The Government gave permission for the speeches to
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    REMBRANDT ETCHINGS.
    54 16 Cologne. Sixty etchings by Rembrandt have been found in the travelling bag of a man from Saxony, who has be n arrested by the Strasbourg police. They correspond in appearance with some Rembrandt etchings stol n from Aschaffenburg Castle I Bavaria last year. The stolen etchings were valued
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    SINGAPORE v. PENANG.
    184 16 An Authoress Makes Comparisons. SINGAPORE, writes Ciceley Farmer in Dragons and a Bell," Is a place for youth: a place pf to-day ra.her than to-morrow, made for wine and song and dance. There is that in ihe ah: that banishes care and momentarily makes you foget your
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    HEALTH BULLETIN.
    185 16 The health bulletin of the League of Na'.ions Eastern Bureau, at Singapore, for the week ended Dec. 2. is as follows: Baghdad 1 smallpox case and 1 death. Bassein: 4 smallpox cases and 3 deaths. Bombay: 4 cholera cases and 1 deal!: smallpox cases and 3 deaths. Calcutta:
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    UNREST IN LAND OF ORPHEUS.
    571 16 A Plot In Bulgarian Thrace. Sofia, Nov. 4. THERE has been trouble recently in the land of Orpheus—at least, in ths part of it about Pachmakli, Diovlen and Dospat tin Bulgarian Thrace) inhabited by the Pomaks. Seme weeks ago there was a report—so far as
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    HER HAND WENT DEAD.
    178 16 Helpless \\'itf Rheumatism. At one time she thought she w use of her right hand. But «-h« the "litle daily drsc" cf Krusche; her right. Put "I was sure in a bad state fact. I could not do my hou<. to bad with rheumatism in m\
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    The Road To Better Radio Reception. INTERFERENCE BY ELECTRICITY.
    221 17 11 Sources Of tlie Trouble. London. (By Air Mail.) Post Office Engineering England has taken Iping radio listeners to buzz And noise that so rl res with pleasurable ipaign, says the "Daily October 31. is being ck down the sources of
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    WIRELESS IN JAVA.
    77 17 Broadcasting Service To Japan. Medan. According to the Bataviaasch Nieuwsblad. the inauguration of the broadcasting service between Netherlands India and Japan will takes plac. at the beginning cf next year. There are vast commercial possibilities in this service because wireless communication with Japan is almost a- important
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    OUTDOOR AERIALS.
    79 17 Best To Avoid Soldering: In The Tropics. "Aerial." cf Balmoral Crescent. Singapcrc. sends a diagram of his aerial, and refers to advice given previously in the Malaya Tribune >hat the aerial should be in one piece from the mast to the switch on the set. "Atrial" has followed
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    FACILITIES ON BOARD.
    192 17 Special Arrangements By The N.Y.K. ALL the ocean-going passenger vessels of the N.Y.K. Line are e-cuipped with shortwave radio receiving appaiatus. which facility enables radio news broadcast from London. Paris. Berlin. Japan etc.. available under a spec.al contrac, to b? regularly received on these vessels and made
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      393 17 74 l'li0<;«^l,^,l:. Nen Vulbv.ln announeemen», am e cital nl «rrarnopbone record b> 8,ono 9 "l» ln -l-inw 3!«u»l lr'.r.l Ur en»lcb. Xe<v Looll;. a «alk u> ?4r «7. l5 «7beel«rlnn. l). lDnnc,.n.il.„ luusi 3,e,mi lrnm Nie 8en ITne W?tr»n SNmiu c>rcl,e.<rn ileatler. 5'runll 1Aoma>,. rela.veQ lrnn» «be National X»oa»'um ol
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      295 17 chestral Overtures, a programme of gramophone records. 0.30-10.G a.m. A pianoforte recital by Evlyn Howard-Jones. G.M.T. 12 30 p.m. Time Signal from Big Ben. The Scottish Studio Orchejitra, directed by Guy Dames; Mary Gricrsan (pianoforte). (Time Signal from Greenwich at 1.0 p.m.). 1.30-1.45 p.m. A violoncello recital by Marie Dare.
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      673 17 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which an; readers of the Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries art invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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    SCHOOLMASTERS HOUSE.
    99 18 Explosion After Failure At Examinations. Belgrade. ALOUD explosion and a flash of light awoke the people of Glushitch during the night. Gathering in the streets, they found that an attempt had been made to blow up the house of the village schoolmaster. The door was lying about in
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    NOT HIS WEIGHT.
    46 18 Loweli. Massachusetts. Miiita Koltuniuk. of Lowell, has been granted a divorce because his wife, who weighs 23 l j stone, beat him with brooms and threw frying pans, a pot of tea and other household utensils at him. Mil.ta himself weighs 10 stone.
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    GYPSIES CONDEMN CARS.
    123 18 Protest Against "NewFangled Notions." Vienna. rffML gypkici ol Nunianla nave been a pel'ing logetb'-r to cieelcie wliat to cl o about «ill tl,e>e "now-lnngleci lllea» llxc wnolel,:-: ancl Ui0tor-car« lcn tbuu>»au6 ntrnng. tbey asscmblecl l3,nl,ul(.t ancl belli 2 congrc.'..', !.ll ..ver by l'x-'r King,' l.a/.lil... zno' eoli«le5l.
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Kedah.
    67 18 The British Adviser reports that the aerodrome near A.or Star has been maintained in good order and is more than adequate for present needs. A Japanese company has been prospecting an alleged iron-ore bed in Kedah. The prospectors have put down shafts and aiso
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    Penang.
    160 18 The I of Ml. Fung Boon took p-ice on Sunday from ins resident •> 190. Burmah Road. The last rites we:e performed at the Batu Gantong v.etery. Deceased was the father of Messrs. Lee Eng Guan, Lee Eng Leong. Lee Eng Hock. Lee Eiijg Hoat, Lee Eng i'eng. I.:e
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    Perak.
    149 18 A few days ago there was inaugurated a new feature of the work ol the Ipoh Y.W.C A. when a Mutual Aid Bazaar was opened in their Rest Room In the Town Hall. For a very small fe_> women may bring their home-made jams, jellies, pickles and fancy work
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    Selangor.
    245 18 >i v, ry c.M.bluon ol llanclinv >l.i.ay bo>5 an6 girls' 5«.noo!s ln ll,e belci on tiunlia.v morning at tne ltlang Loys in rl.- io« c.o.-.^-. w»tb 2 tola! ol 77U cnniributeci by :n tbe c.)l tb«.>' ibe 3cboo! > l''» nlici among lb»» gnl- 5^b.,'5. tli7 rtlang scboul 3cnt
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    BOYS CORNER BOB'S CHAT.
    61 19 II i I i This Week's t'ost-Bag. are rather short of connt w members have asked rite to the "Corner." me, and the first articles em appear in this week's ne of the letters received < xaminations are not very all my nephews the best u
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    Satan's Cries.
    275 19 "Charles Ho.") out with my friends to Pt lali. We started on our by motor-boat which we W passed by many pulaus a many sungels. .n the motor-boat, and I Lict where the Government F. 0:1: rs' boat sank. ice where there are plenty I .-A five or
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    A Crocodile.
    330 19 (By L. P. Yak.) The crocodile very much resembles the house lizard, only the former is very much larger than the latter. They both belong to the reptile family, and are cold blooded. The crocodile has a dark, tough skin, which serves as a sort of armour. Its
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    School Magazines.
    249 19 By Willy Chan.) Almost every school in Malaya possesses a school magazine. The issues of these school magazines differ with different schools. Some publish them annually, some half-yearly and some at the end of each term. The running of these magazines is by the students. They have their
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    Out At Sea.
    368 19 (By Colonel Lindberg.") LaJ. night jfter dinner, I went out for a casual walk. The sky was clear and the moon shone gloriously. Then a thought struck me. At this moment I was only at a s;one's throw of my house. I returned immediately, put on a
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    The Silly Kid.
    99 19 (By Harold Seah.t One day a kid climbed upon the roof of a house, and this made him feel very proud and brave. As he was looking and thinking how high he was. he saw a wolf in the yard below, he knew that the wolf could
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