Malaya Tribune, 14 December 1933

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    34 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX. •N* 286 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, Dec. 14, 1933. Malaya Tribune 3mc;^?c)i^, ll. n^i.
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      119 1 Read The Sunday Tribune Dominant i In Malayg •■••"."...."...«...■i...iii.ii. i ,:iiiiM l inin,iiinii|i l l n l ini ll i „i tMll l i i i i i '1' M?. -ttt i i ,>.,, 31NG0PORE5 UP-TO 6* hYGIEHIC 3TORE E2S3 CHRISTMAS FOOD NEWS i 1 a 1 Selected lie: (Quality
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      292 1 A. FLINTER G. Kallk's Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size ami quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, I paying high es t prices according to daily exchange rates. IBBEH» WHY DOES EVERYONE
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    ITALY AND THE LEAGUE.
    136 2 No Official Comment In London. Reuter Wireless. London. Dec. 8. tne re«o1uUon ol tde rascl-t V? (3rnn6 Council a« regard tNe N23 oce2«ionecl tne greatest interest ln Ix)i.6on. it lH lelt Mat uctuuUv it cloe» i,ol tne position mueN. dul mereiv connrm5 tne lroncl ol Italian
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    OPIUM SMOKING ROOM.
    89 2 Three Men Punished In Local Courts. Convicted on a charge of keeping open a public smoking room, a Chinese woman was fined $25 by the District Judge «Mr. H. A. Forren yesterday. Two men of the same nationality, who were charged with abetment of the offence, were
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    INDIAN COOLIE STABBED.
    63 2 As a result of a knife assault an Indian Municipal coolie was badly injured on Tuesday night, i" It appears that he was in New Bridge Road when a Chinese accosted him and inflicted two deep stab wounds in the arm and thigh. I He was attended
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    WOMAN'S 20-FOOT FALL.
    34 2 A Chinese woman fell from the window of a house in Hock Lam Street on Tuesday afternoon and sustained a nasty gash across the forehead. The drop was about 20 feet.
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING — Penang Or K.L.?
    164 2 WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING Penang Or K.L.? CAPT. C. A. Barnard, of the Imperial Airways, interviewed by a "Pinang Gazette" representative, -was exceedingly non-committal in what he said, and whether the Kuala Lumpur aerodrome was to be used or not. or whether Penang would be preferred, he nad nothing
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    The Indian Member.
    284 2 A LOT of ink is being spilt on ihe j subject of the Indian Member in tne Legislative Council. Some of it has bee n very personal and in such obvious uad taste that we are glad to be able to publish the well-reasoned and sober contribution
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    Anti-Motorist Campaign.
    289 2 ALTHOUGH we have frequently voiced, the suspicion that the campaign against the Malayan motorist has been cue to an attempt on the part of the Administration to bolster up the Railways, we have never gone so far as to suggest that the tolls which have been placed on
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      459 2 ii■ ii.it- (■5 I The Physician says J AV\- tl£The problem of the peroral treatment ol VfV DIABETES M ELLITIS J /Jfc!'"'" Ived in alight and medium severe J jjßĔk 1 eases the peroral Antidiab .ticum J $lvW' P ANCRES A L E T .8 j 1 cm P loyed
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    RESUMPTION OF ARMS TALK.
    225 3 Germany's Attitude. HITLER'S PROPOSALS REJECTED. Reuter. London, Dec. 12. CONVERSATIONS between Lord Tyrrell, the British Ambassador to Paris, and the Cabinet these last few days have particularly concerned Germany's attitude to disarmament and the suggestions made by Hitler to M. Poncet. the French Ambassador to Berlin.
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    U.S. IMMIGRATION BAN.
    271 3 Pres. Roosevelt Requested To Remove It. Reuter Wireless. Washington. Dec. 12. Representatives of the United Foreign Missionary Society have urged Mr. Roosevelt to sanction and reconstitute a League of Nations separated from the Versailles Treaty. They have also requested him to raise the immigration ban against orientals.
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    LEAGUE REFORM.
    263 3 Italian Govt. Made No Official Communication. Reuter Wireless. London. Dec. 11. fair John Simon announced this afternoon that the Italian Government had made no official communication as regards the Fascist Grand Council's proposals to reform the League of Nations The matter was receiving the very careful attention of
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      274 3 «Kta i u,,,,,l, ,n,n,,, n «'«*'«<«^'»<iif'i>«nfrmrm l r m .n.Din n^« TIGER BEER I j FOOTBALL COMPETITION. I CLOSES TO-MORROW I 15th December, 1933 Your final votes I may furn the scate in favour of your selection. ..»~n.n.u,i,.„-. wlllBi(li)1|l(illlMulwur j MALAYA'S MOST BRILLIANT I FOOTBALLER. f i I VOTING COUPON
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      794 3 jiff rj L j i This health d «\JHB can be yours V\ I D yOU feel that weakness and new life and a brighter outlook. ~=:U worr y are r °bbing you of your Let the life-giving tonic ingredi=EE ri ntful happiness I Then turn ents which WINCARNIS contains
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    Shipping News & Notices. SHIPBUILDING IN FRANCE.
    606 4 Shipping News Notices. SHIPBUILDING IN FRANCE. Steamer Launched. INCREASED SPEED OF VESSELS. CONTINUING their efforts to improve the mail and passenger services between France and Algeria, the Compagnie de Navigation Mixtc launched on Nov. 4 the "El Djezair," a fast passenger steamer of 5,000 tons gross and 22 knots speed.
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    SOUTH AFRICAN TRADE.
    92 4 New Italian Shipping Company Formed. It la reported from Rome that the Societa Italliana Trasporto Banane has been formed at Genoa with a share capital of 200,000 lire, capable of being increased to five millions. Besides the Gastaldi Shipping Company, of Genoa. Norwegian capital represented by shipping
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    BODY IN HARBOUR.
    77 4 Corpse Of Man Reported To Be Missing. Hongkong, Nov. 29. The body of Kam Hon. aged 37, formerly employed at the Naval Yard, who was previously reported missing after having left his home On Friday night, was found in the early hours of yesterday floating off Holt's
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    BRITAIN'S DEBT TO SEAMEN.
    575 4 Need Of An Efficient Merchant Navy. A BRIGHTER outlook for British shipping and British seamen was forecast by Admiral Sir Lionel Halsey, Comptroller to the Prince of Wales, when he spoke at the annual festival dinner of the British Sailors' Society in London recently. "In the
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    CHINA COAST SERVICE.
    110 4 Canton Seamen Wish To Start Shippinb Co. Canton, Nov. 15. The Co-operative Navigation Society has raised $130,000 to maintain a shipping service along China's coasts, according to information emanating from the Chinese Seamen's Union. Merchants in Shanghai have expressed their willingness to invest in this Society and
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    JAPAN'S CARRYING TRADE.
    201 4 All Round Increase In Freight Rates. "Japan Chronicic." TX)LLOWING on the increase of the I" freight rates for the Philippines Line this spring, the rates for the African Service were raised in November and those for the Indian (Singapore) Service are to be raised by 25 per
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    NAVAL BUILDING.
    130 4 New Torpedo Boats For Japan. To replenish Japan's naval strength by the construction of torpedo-boats to make good the defets entailed by London Treaty, the Navy is pushing the plan for the creation of flotillas of torpedo-boats. Three torpedo-boats, the Chidori. the Tomozuru and the Mazuru. just launched
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    BOMB HITS BOAT.
    86 4 Accident At American Air Practice. Honolulu, Nov. 18. A 50-pound bomb fell from the sky on a Japanese fishing vessel off Pearl Harbour today, somewhat damaging the craft but the crew miraculously escaped injury. The Pearl Harbour Air Fleet Base was conducting bombing manoeuvres with a squadron
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    THE "SEA FRANCE."
    76 4 On account of delay in payment of her charter age <Y. 6,000), by the Soviet Trad*! Agency of Osaka, the British vessel "Sea France" (1,411 tons), has been in trouble with its representatives in the Japan port, states the "Osaka Jiji." With lumber from the Maritime Provinces,
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    59 4 Capt. D.L.C. Evans, master of the Holt liner "Phemius," who was again recognised for his courage during the fury of a West Indian hurricane last November when he successfully brought his ship through all manner of perils after being at the mercy of the storm for a week, is a
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    SURVEY OF INDIAN WATERS.
    288 4 Ocean Soundings. SPECIAL SLOOP FOR THE PURPOSE. Colombo, Nov. 4. JJ.M.S. "Endeavour," one of two small naval sloops newly commissioned with crews of little more than 100 men, has arrived in Colombo to take her part in the gigantic undertaking of surveying the seven seas of
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    ECONOMICAL SHIP.
    173 4 Sir Joseph Isherw ood's "Arc wear/ The first of Sir Joseph Isherwood s new "Arcform" type of steamer was launched at Short Brothers' shipyard. Sunderland, and Was named the "Arcwear" by Lady Isherwood. Two similar ships are under construction. Sir Joseph Isherwood said that he had been disposed
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      549 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO.. OMIMJ* AND FCrft EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty s Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Due 1 7 Tonnage. Singapore 1933. BHUTAN i fl
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      187 4 TfjLLOYD TRIESTINO r (Incorporated In Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Karachi Aden, Massowah, Suez, Port I Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Port Said. Brtndisi, Venice and Trieste. JJ SK" 52* 11 Due Leave Due MONCA LH2RE Jan. 15 Jan. 15
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      202 4 Deutsch iHatvßl Auslralische DampfschifTs W C| Grsellschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore. f m.S. RAMSES, via Manila Dec. 26 1934. f m.s. DUISBURG, via Manila Jan. 9 m.s. RHEINLAND, via Manila Jan. 23 t m£. SAUERLAND, via Manila Feb. 6 s.s.
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      557 4 STEAMER SAILINGS j£ NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, tn The undernoted are the Company i hUsiM fixtures:— OUTWARDS. MR S "SAALE." for Manila. Bong] Shanghai. Dairen. Tsingtau, Ytua Nagoya, Kobe and Osaka L HOMEWARDS 1131. "SAARBRUCKEN" for Ger.oa. Bar lona, Lisbon, Adam, R'dam, H bu and Bremen t "ERLANGEN" for Genoa. If Oran.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    532 5 Mining Shares. ipore, Thursday. 11 a.m. Wm 'in share quotations are and Co., exchange and Buyers. Sellers. Kumbang Tin 32 6 33 cd ral Malay 36 9 37,9 v 1 r Hitam Tin 14 6 15 6 Weng 132» i, 1.37':. B; pin Tin 36 9 37
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    159 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. LOCAL RUBBER QUIET. American Stocks Up 10,000 Tons. (By Our Financial Correspondent.) I Singapore, Thursday, Noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber 'Singapore), 13% cts., Up b Ct. Market Tone: Quiet. Tin (Singapore), $115%, up Yesterday's Prices London Rubber, 1 •"> 32d., unchanged. Market Ton*': Steady and
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    91 5 Sharp Fall In German Loans. Reuter Wireless. London, Dec. 12. The Steele Exchange to-day, apart from late .support for gilt-eged securities, marked almost a state ct stagnation. A feature was the sharp fall in German loans, following on Dr. Schacht's statement at Barle regarding Germany's foreign debt service.
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    Kampar Malaya Tin Dredging.
    1276 5 Sir W j 'Hi'am Henry On The Outlook. THE .sixih ordinary general meeting of KamPS: Ma'aya Tin Diedging. Ltd.. was held at th: Institute of Chartered Accountants, M; oirate-place. EC, Sir William D. Henry. Kt. CLE. (chairman cf the company i. presiding. Th Secretary (Mr. A.
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    SOUTH TAIPING TIN.
    443 5 Annual Meeting. TO MEET FURTHER CALL. 1U..<l1j< *****! 111...' "f t>s lNe «<«,ll, nelc» on l<>l<li.v 0l l^n»ne/ l.. 5.'. 5>I.,xve t Dir^t,., nr.-id uli 0»d ll,e otl»ei.>< > Hlr. 8vl1 N Mire.t<,s). >ll-. l). n. ll».ln,»»»,... 5lr. >V. N Hluitin. tteimunn a,«l .>l, l' I., <o<,per
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    RUBBER CROP.
    14 5 The rubber crop of Ayer Mulek Rubber for November was 17.201 lb.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    669 5 Rubber Shares. 1l I»»' rubixs ml"»^!:<),»H unci l2v;>l', l««ue v V»I„! l>'l!iser z 8N, < ev„n 1 6li,-.'b', >"NN si 0»! 50 80 4wl c»l,).»n 0N0 0 70 0 5l1 0.70 l 4 IINnm 0 90 100 0 85 100 1 0 15 0.20 0 15 s»7>'
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    SUMATRA PARA.
    97 5 Report for F*ar ended June 30. 1933, show:, balance at credit ol profit and los; broii-hc forward £6 887, to which bM been added profit [n n ailai Jf investments £5.912 making £12.799. l oss for year is £4,162 (agatnat £4.185 in 1931S2> leaving afc credit cf profit
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      92 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. <Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH 4. D'Almeida Street. Aul c^i and s 2 000 000 Paid-up" Capital ".JOO-WO Reserve Fund and Rest 500,000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta. Colombo. Karachi. Madras. Arr.ara. Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra, Kiikuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received
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      142 5 j i t t i t «i i n .i n i. t I I ill I l l l I MMN i j AN "^N^ PAID QUARTERL^///^^^^^^ I Stamp.* a reassuring seal 01. a sound proposition. I No oilier investment is Z quite so convenient and secure as a
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      209 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated fa Straits St ttlemenl*) SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK. LTD.. THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK LTD. CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up 510,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING CHLLIA STREET. SINGAI*OKK. LOCAL BRANCH: 458. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Ch?e Swoe
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      157 6 Amusements < l'n.x'5 Xusical <7<»med> I I 0. lne!Xev «ea««n! «.»3 «13. <'^I>'!.!..»!-. .Xn«! l>"'i<! 5j„> l'."K l r u »i«le—in ?lN» I ,.i! -<l M .'I til. <.n.<" I VMM, lburne < >'u. l. 4 5 V<lventure> <»l I WlMWU^7l Nellcats of tke in tke mo»t tkrillins scenes ever
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    Proposal To Restore Salary Cuts. PLANTERS MEET AT SUNGKAI.
    778 7 Lively Discussion. DEFINITE SHORTAGE OF LABOUR. FfOm Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Dec. 13. inten sting meeting of the Batang Padang D.P.A. was held I SimgkaJ yesterday, when a number 'iters of importance to the ting industry and planters were (IiSCUSMd 1
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    INTREPID CHINESE AVIATRIX.
    168 7 Girl Who Was Born In Singapore. A« PEIWNG report says that Miss Lin V. eng H j? a the youn Chinese aviatnx, has left for Shanghai, after a recent trip to Paotouchen Interviewed by Chinese newspapermen before her departure for Shanghai, Muss Lan declared that her home
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    "SENATOR MARCONI."
    43 7 Senator Marconi, who is a passenger by the Conte Rosso." which arrives in Singapore on Monday about 8 am is leturning to Italy after making an extensive tour in China. The vessel will sail from Singapore at 5 p.m. on Monaay.
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    GIANT CIRCUS.
    229 7 A Strange Cargo Passes Through. I r.E famous Hagenbecx Circus arrived in Singapore yesterday by the "Sauerland" j but did not remain, for it has to arrive in India in time fcr the Christmas season, and the steamer resumed its journey later in the day. Lions, elephants, chimpanzees,
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    LATE INCHE EUNOS BIN ABDULLAH.
    280 7 Large Attendance At The Funeral. THE funeral of the late Inche Eunos bm Abdullah, former Legislative councillor and Municipal Commissioner and a leader of the local Mohammedan community, took place yesterday at the Mohammedan cemetery at Bidadari. The burial was according to Mohammedan rites. The
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    98 7 JUST WH AT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING VESSELS IN PORT. K.imtining." British; 1,275 tons, from •«h 13-12. for Bangkok 14-12. Schouten," Dutch; 986 tons, from Cheribon u-12. tor Bali 16-12. London M.iru." Japanese; 4.413 tons, from Toum 13-12. for Moji 14-12. Van Vollenhoven." French; 393 tons, from Saigon
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    126 7 BHIPS ALONGSIDE TBS WHARVW OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE. Singapore. Dee 14. East Wharf (Entrance Oate 1). Skdhana 22: Borneo 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Pushimi Mary 18; Kaniuning. 16; Somali 13; 1 lander 10: Van 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate.l). take Castle 30; Rhesus 32; Salawati 35:
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    34 7 From Europe (London mails despatched on Nov. 23,, by the "Rajula," due at Penang at fi p.m. *-o-day. From Chma and Japan by the "Kumsang." due at Singapore at 6 a.m. to-morrow.
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    THE WAYWARD HEART.
    45 7 Budapest. Impressively, the fonune-teller gazed into space. Then. "You have a kind heart," he told his client. "You are under arres*!" snapped the latter, "for pretending. to be able to tell fortunes." "H* was a dai#cjave, with a detectives heart—for his work.
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    MONEY MARKET
    198 7 SELLING. Singapore, Dec. 11. London 4 months' tAght 2\A 5)64 London 3 months' sight 2,4 I*l6 London 60 days' sight 2 4 364 London 30 days' sight 2 4 1 32 London demand 2,4 1,64 London T.T. v 24 Lyons and Paris demand 960 Hamburg demand 150 New
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    118 7 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TODAY. OEC. 14. High Tides.—7.2B a.m., 8.58 p.m. TO-MORROV, DEC. 15. High Tides—B.ls a.m.. 10 p.m. Hockey: A.P.C. v. Police, A.P.C.; V.M.C.A II v. Rangtrs. V.MC.A.; S.R.C. v. IndoCeylon, S.R.C.; Wiltshire v. Khalsa, Tangiin; S.C.C. v. R.A.. S.C.C. Police
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    AMUSEMENTS
    76 7 ALHAMBRA.—LiIian Harvey and John Boles in My Lips Betray." CAPITOL— The Private Life of Henry VIII." EMPIRE.—Eddie Cantor in "The Kid From Spain." GREAT WORLD.-Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Malay and Chinese Wayangs, cinemas. Talkies: Sky— "Chandu The Magician." Star—Three Wise Girls" and "Hell's Island. MARLBOROUGH.—"Nagana." NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, sideshows. Malay
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    322 7 Non-Fiction Works Now Available. The undernoted non-fiction works will be ready lor issue on Saturday at 9 a.m. Ainsworth (Leopold* The Confessions of a Planter in Malaya. Illustrated. Balfour (Patrick) Society Racket: A Critical Survey of Modern Social Life. Illustrated. Biggane (Cecil) Memoirs of the Marquise de la
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    AERODROME ACCIDENT.
    67 7 Coolie's Narrow Escape From Death. A Chtou-se coolie <mployed at the. c.v 1 Aer. drome. Grove Road, had narrow m from death his m vniv He w,- k. n f) suddenh BRd topi ~]y buried Hfc fellov. i removing lhc 1 1 to When he uas r*o uaJly
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    41 7 Alleged to have been assaulted by her husband in their home at Chua ciuV, Kang ye6 terday. a Chinese woman was laps" nos P ital in a state of colSlie had severe abrasions in both m and was unable to walk.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH.
    42 8 Lee Kirn Soo. at 8 a.m. in his residence, 34, Newton Road. Ace 46. Cortege will leave for Bukit Brcwn on Sunday. 17th December, at 10 a.m. Friends and relatives are kindlyrequested net to send any banners and scrolls.
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    "BITTER SWEET."
    672 8 yyHEN the tax on imports of rice into the F.M.S. was first proposed is was stated in these columns that it was "The Last Straw." That was intended to indicate the strongest possible opposition to a proposal to tax the staple food item of the Malayan population. In
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    THE LATE INCHE EUNOS.
    141 8 [AN APPRECIATION.] N.M. THE Malays of Singapore have lost a great leader and a dear friend by the death of Inche Mohamed Eunos bin Abdullah. The late Inche Eunos was a genial personality, liked and admired by all those who came in contact with him. He
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    321 8 Mr. F. J. Bryant, the doyen of the F.M.S. Bar, is due back from Home on Saturday. Mr. Justice Thome, of Johore, i$ expected back from leave by the "Corfu," due at Singapore on the 22nd inst. Dr. C. J. Wilson, Director, Medical and Health Services, S.S., and Adviser, Malay
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    Topics Of The Day. Now Sugar?
    101 8 IT is hard to credit the rumour that even the impecunious and taxophobian F.M.S. Government proposes to levy an excise duty on Malayan-manu-factured sugar. Foreign sugar pays 5 cents a pound and Empire sugar 3 cents; thus the Nipah Distilleries of Kuala Selangor enjoy
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    The "Exam" Fetish.
    183 8 Tl/pl. E. T. M. Lias, headmaster of the Francis Light School, Penang, had something interesting to say about examinations when speaking at the recent prize distribution. Examination results are important," he remarked, "but I decline to make a fetish of them," and he continued: "One main object
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    The Place Of Games.
    101 8 V|R. Lias also spoke\ of the place of i in education, ifc confessed himself "old-fashioned enougV l to look upon tznme5 nod merely iul 2 mr7« >- ui8 lit. but, as an education." No 60« :><n m»llin« 3»me» cami>u>!,.. same erlect. it inuv prociuce<l 0v «Ne
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    Sorrowful Sinkiang.
    105 8 people Nere or c' mucN ol LinKm, »s it lZ 5o:,lcUm' remote province in tin l.n CNlN». I'No l5ol2<!" bv tne previous ol lrom <,!,»< lt-i? ,1 INei-e ls not a .illilill? n. >>..p!,., vnnle province lll.i ONin 3Nu v>W> lmx into nt 1 un6 »t ,< million
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    Passing Thoughts
    382 8 nJ£*w "THE Volunteers' "Panto" undergoelfc it£ dress rehearsal this evening. ■Pid someone say undress rehearsal? A A m "Trade returns." One wishes it wouldj 1 "Disarmament is a corpse," says M.l Litvinoff. Talked to death, of course. Anything you tell a woman in Malaya goes in one ear
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    18 8 EARLIER cl I on sports vfl m CLUB page 13. ROTARY 14 RADIO MOTOR! 11
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    FINAL PEACE EFFORTS IN CHINA: CANTON MEDIATES. FUKIEN AGREES TO SETTLE DISPUTE.
    822 9 NANKING PLANES SCOUT OVER THE BORDER. Situation Very Critical. Mr. Ha Han Mm Invited To Be President. "Sin Chew Jit Poh." \> I-minute efforts to secure a peaceful settlement of the dispute between Nanking and Fukien are being
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    FREE STATE LOAN
    108 9 Underwriters Take Up The Balance. Reuter Wireless. Dublin. Dec. 12. V HOUGH industries and leading lainess firms supported the Irish to the fullest extent of their rerces, the result is very far short of total De Valera hoped to obtain, minute subscriptions included 00 from funds controlled
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    UNFAIR TRADE.
    60 9 A Concrete Case In Hongkong. Reuter. Hongkong, Dec. 13. JAPANESE soap in wrappers with a trade-mark similar to that of Lever Bros, has been discovered being sold in Hong Kong. The soap was confiscated and by agreement between the agents and the defendants the prosecution was withdrawn on
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    FRACTURED HIS ARM.
    28 9 An Indian cyclist fractured his left r.rm when he was knocked down by a motor-car on Woodlands Road this morning. The ambulance was in attendance.
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    A WORLD POLICE FORCE?
    127 9 Motion In House Of Commons. Reuter. Lonllon. Dee. !4. cMeicnc.v nl lrw 3l)unllbal Velence ol »eve»> nanonaUtl»..'!, v/25 tNo ar«ument« lor tt»e ornetieabUitv nl an police lorce a6«luoell b> l? lUann>r 'Lib. H. VolvcrNampton», mnvine. in tl»r Nolu,<.> ol <2ammonl« to-6av tbe lonna» lion ol 2Ul:n
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    UNUSUAL TRAGEDY.
    279 9 Man Falls Into Sea And Is Fatally Scalded. The woeful accident that b?fel a Chinese Harbour Board coolie, who fell into the sf£ between the wharf and a steamer alongside, and died later in hospital, was related by his mandore before Mr. F. G. Bourne, the Singapore Coconer,
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    NEW AIR MAIL.
    164 9 Fees Time Schedule Announced. TT is officially announced that, commencing with the plane leaving Singapore on Sunday, Dec. 31, there will be a weekly air mail despatch to London via Imperial Airways. The first outward aeroplane from London by the new service is scheduled to arrive at
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    BOMB EXPLOSIONS.
    64 9 T'o Vest»,. Reuter. Lanore, Vle. lll. I/Ns trial l»l 21 men. xvbo arc» al-«-n«<?0 ol an attempt to blow u>, »iie Vicelegal train lour vvnr» a«o unci also ol tne urllalNtiation ol bomb exptoHionH in tne Punjab in 1930 antl ntber cun»pira> tnrlal eonclu6e<i to-0av vere "entenc.«?0 to
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    ATTACKED BY DOG.
    55 9 As a result of being attacked dog. a Chinese is being r .atei in ao: pital for severe bites. It apoears that he was wahung in a iane off East Coast Road last night when he was suddenly attacked by the animal and bitten in both legs.
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    SOCIAL REVOLUTION IN AMERICA.
    254 9 "Recovery Or Hell." A NEW PARTY FOR ROOSEVELT. Reuter. Washington, Dec. 13. 'pHE formation of a new political party pledged to support the Rooseveltian policy is foreshadowed by the Republican Senator Johnson. Declaring that the party lines are loosened, owing to the present economic and social
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    NANKING'S POLICY.
    51 9 Envoy Being Sent To Malaya. "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Nanking, Dec. 14. Lin Cha Sen, of the Central Cm'ernment, will soon leave for Annam, Malaya .and other places In the South Seas to| explain to the overseas Chinese there Nanking's policy in handling the Fukien revolt.—"Sin Chew Jit
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    "BOY" POISONED.
    152 9 Said He Wanted To End His Troubles. The bungalow of Mr. H K. Rodgers, cl Singapore, was the scene of a poiscning tragedy on Monday evening. Mr. Rcdgers* Hylam "boy." Ah Foo, was discovered lying on the floor of the pantry at about 5.30 p.m Vapour was coming
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    SHIPPING MERGER.
    58 9 Cunard And White Star Lines. Reuter. London. Dec. 13. In the House of Commons to-day, Mr. Neville Chamberlain (Chancellor of the Exchequer) announced that the Government expected a merger of the Cunard and White Star lines at an early date. The Government, therefore, intended to submit financial proposals
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    SUGAR COUNCIL.
    50 9 Reuter. The Hague. Dec. 13. The regular ouarteriy meeting of the International «ugar Council which *s planned for December has been postponed and will probably be held in January, when there will be more certainty in regard to the conditions of the Cuba and Washington quota plan Reuter.
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    BANNING OF BLUE SHIRTS.
    130 9 Challenge To Free State Government. Reuter. Dublin, Dec. 13. ON the motion for the adjournment, the Senate discussed the banning of the Blue Shirts. Mr. Milroy challenged the Government to produce evidence to justify their action, declaring that the Blue Shrits stood for the end of
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    26 9 A Chinese calendar depicting in artistic colours the return of an oldtime warrior to his wife and child is issued by the Dr. Williams Medicine Co.
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    REVIVING ARMS TALK.
    159 9 SUPREME EFFORT BY BRITAIN. Hitler Adamant. Sir John Simon May Go To Berlin. Reuter. London. Dec. 14. JT is understood that the outcome ol* yesterday's Cabinet meeting is that Britain will make a supreme effort to re-weave the threads of tho Disarmament Conference. It is stated that
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    Informer Accused Of Making Threats. A MONEYLENDER'S COMPLAINT.
    606 10 Victim Of Assault. SEQUEL TO CASE IN ASSIZES. off-shoot of an attempted murder cast' at the recent Assizes was beard in the Third Magistrate's Court yesterday, before Mr. R. J. F. Curtis. Omar Din, a Pathan watchman who gave information leading to
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    KING ALBERT'S BUTTON.
    75 10 Brussels.' A tunic button on the uniform of Albert, King of the Belgians, has betrayed a large number of forged 1000 Brlgian notes (£2B-lls.-5d.). This button is shaded black on the genuine currency. It is white on the lorged notes. Some other technical errors in the forgeries
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    BOTH CONVICTED.
    419 10 Drivers Charged After Collision. COLLISION betw>"N a molor-lorr>- ancl a 'musczulto" bu? bacl 2 court Zequel »8ter6av vben tbe driver» ol tbe resistive vebicies were cbargecl betore >l. l3ran6er wltb rasb an6 negllpeN clrivlng I'be collision occurred at tbe junction ol I'etolc Vlangab ancl Kampong Lbnru Noa6»> on
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    FOUR VEHICLES SKID.
    188 10 Nobody Hurt In A General Mix-Up. fFrCm Our Own Correspondent./ Johore, Dec. 13. At about mid-day to-day, within about ten minutes, three motor-can and a lorry skidded at the same spot at c bend near the old Woodlands Road, about a mile away from the Johore Causeway.
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    MALACCA NEWS.
    118 10 0e»tK 0l popular ("nineze s,nn, a«, t7orr«?»pc>«6enl >l»WM, Dec. l3. 5<r« lan I'ei: n?« Qoox »>«. »t n«r ?> lc>-0a> 2t 2l5 o.m. «i tbe e>»rl> «»>e ol 30 5n«> le»Vt«« ,„6 tH»o '7'bl' Uuiinl vlli <liite stlucr >ll >Nr lanul? d»ri»l vuxl» Leduxor. >1r L V ol
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    YOUTH ON SERIOUS CHARGE.
    181 10 Alleged Murder Of Indian Driver. I rpHE preliminary inquiry into a charge A of murder against a Chinese youth named Lee Ah Bow was commenced before the Second Magistrate (Mr N Grice) yesterday. The charge is the sequel to an alleged quarrel over a bicycle. It
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    CHEATING CHARGE.
    128 10 Saleswoman Promises To Pay Up. The proprietor of Maison Vogue, a dressmaking establishment in High Street, was the complainant in a case of alleged cheating which came up before the Third Magistrate 'Mr.-R. J. F. Curtis' yesterday. The accused, a Eurasian woman named Iris Anthony, who described herself
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    "Waltz Time" At The Roxy.
    78 10 AT THE CINEMAS. Music lovers were given a treat at the Roxy last .lignt when Cie Gaumont Brit:sn musical comedy, "Waltz Time." commenced a run. The plot Is exceptionally bright and combined with lilting music. wi:tv dialogue, clean humour and romance the picture fhh*-class enU
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    "THE CLUB REVIEW."
    54 10 With reference to the review published by us recently of the "Club Review." published locally by Mr. A. C. Willis, of the Sailors' Institute, the compiler desires it to be stated that the magazine is entirely a private production of his own. and has nothing to do
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    ARAB WILL CASE.
    282 10 Decision On Preliminary Objection. THE hearing of the action concerning the estate of a wealthy Arab. Mohamed bin Salim Baraikat. was continued yesterday in the Supreme Court, before the Chief Justice. Sir Walter Huggard, when a decision was given on a preliminary objection raised by the defence.
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    OIL FROM COAL.
    118 10 German Government Supports Enterprise. Berlin. A liquefying plant is to be sei up at Boehien. in Saxony, to produce fuel oil from the famous brown coal oi the district. The plant wiil be designed by the State Brown coai Research Institute or Freiberg. Its output will be
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    A BAD HABIT.
    84 10 Woman Who Preys On Praying Women. Cairo. Eight years of prison have failed to reform Saad Hussein of her habit of preying upon women praying at the Tomb of the Prophets. At the conclusion of her sentence for previous convictions she went straight and unrepentingly to the
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    SOVIET'S AERIAL NET.
    201 10 Twenty Aerodromes On Manehurian Border. Shanghai, Dec. 14. THE Japanese have constructed huge aerodromes in Harbin and Tsitsihar which are capable of giving accommodation to 100 'planes each. Japanese planes are daily scouting over Manchuli and Suifenho on the Soviet-Manchurian border.—' Sin Chew Jit Poh." The Soviet
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    446 10 Many Well-Known People As Guests. Sunday, Dec. 3. The Hon. Mr. P. H. Grumitt and Mrs Grumitt and the Hon. Mr. Tan Cheng Lock arrived to slay at Government House. H. E. Major-General L. C. L. Oldfleld aad lunchton at Government House. Monday. Dec. 4. The Hon. Major
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    DEATH OF MR.LEE KIM SOO.
    507 10 ttomim.it <..:.,. l.,'Vl>, lc "piONEEli Of Mala. ,r Manufacturing Indt, be an apt description of t>. Lee Kim Soo, who pa Singapore yesterday. By his death the Chin. nit.v loses a valued IYi<> i( brilliant member. Ho Was in the match manufac tnrini'. furniture and
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    A Second Offence Of Kidnapping. LITTLE VICTIM'S EVIDENCE.
    284 11 Woman Convicted. LOCKET AND CHAIN MISSING. SIX YEAR OLD Chinese hoy, the tim in a case of kidnapping, intelligent evidence before the fudge (Mr. H. A. Forrer) terdajr. legi <! kidnapper, a Chinese i "i the labouring class named Ueok Lun, was
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    ROAD WIDENING.
    177 11 Grange Road —Tanglin Road Junction. Singapore Municipal Committee No 3 roOoViog action at a meeting held on rid plan, requisition, estimate, and nal apportionment of cost of draining ..serve roads off Aljunied Road, under Scion *.01. :.mend.'d the improvement of th* Grange f?:ad Tanglin Ro.id junction by wlden-
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    YOUNG PEOPLE'S CIRCLE.
    155 11 Programme For To-morrow's Social. Membcn ol the Young People's Circle are fed that the programme for to-morrow's com—net* at 8 p.m. sharp. As this tark the close Of the Circle's artivitles the current year, efforts are being made up an excellent programme for members d then funds,
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    24 11 The third lecture on "The Elements of Astrology" will be given at the Theoophical fioctetv. 428. Race Course Road, to morrow at 6.30 p.m.
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    WENT OFF WITH THE STONES.
    556 11 Mohammedan Merchant Cheated. •VOT.content with merely cheating a cn m mid dl a ed Tamil Mohammedan of some imitation stones, a Ceylonese named James Williams attempted, it was alleged, to get his victim removed irom his path by "informing" a detective against him. Accused is
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    THE PRIVATE LIFE OF KING HENRY VIII.
    240 11 Remarkable Picture At The Capitol. Lalncblon lla.<> anll be lwcl» generous scope lor il >,, I'be private Lite ol Km« «e >>, v^III.' wbicb openec! lt> <ieic5s>,> '!> c to big evening—tbe »ll<1»» torium a» tbe 5buw p:n»l<'l,laliv beinf» xlicli to brin,» )o>
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    BUDDHIST PRIEST COMING.
    66 11 Will Deliver Lectures During His Stay Here. Cable intimation has been received by the Singapore Buddhist Association that Bhikkhu Narada of Vaiiraramaya. Ceylon, has sailed by the N.Y.K. "Haruna Maru." The boat is expected to arrive in Singapore on Dec. 10. The priest will deliver a series
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Selangor.
    212 11 Mr. V. Rajah, of the F.M.S. Volunteer Force Headquarters, Kuala Lumpur, is voluntarily retiring from Jan. I, 1934 after ten years in the Government service. Four representatives from each club, association and school in the Klang and Coast District, numbering about a hundred, met
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    Perak.
    37 11 His Highness the Sultan of Perak's bungalow at Bintang, Cameron Highlands, is now complete and only awaits the furniture. This beautiful bungalow was designed by Mr. C. G. Boutcher, F.R.1.8.A., and built by Kenneison Bros., Ltd.
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    Penang.
    116 11 The Government English School, Northam Road, held its annual prize giving on Monday when a very creditable entertainment was staged by the pupils. Mrs. O'Sullivan gave away the prizes, and was thanked by Mr. Hamid Khan, the headmaster, who said that during the year work had commenced on a
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    Kedah.
    221 11 The headmaster of the Government English School, Alor Star, has notified parents that from the beginning of next year school fees will be increased as follows Below Std. V $3 per mensem Above Std. IV $6 per mensem Fees will be collected during all twelve months of the year.
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    BICYCLE THIEVES IN SINGAPORE.
    387 11 Public Stands? RINGLEADERS STILL AT LAJfcGE. pROM a daily average loss of about five cycles a few months ago, the number of machines stolen in Singa pore has been reduced to a minimum, thanks to the excellent work of th local Police. There have been several
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    MALACCA VOLUNTEERS.
    341 11 Annual Concert And Prize Distribution. The Malacca Volunteer Headquarters was the scene of a successful concert on Tuesday a. which the Redden: Councillor, the Hon. Mr. W. M. Millington. and a number of guess present, as weU as Volunteers in uniform. The mu-ical items ot the c.cr.cect wer?
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    MALAY CYCLIST INJURED.
    38 11 Whilst riding his cycle in Kampong Bahru on Tuesday a Malay youth sustained nasty injuries when he /ell off hia machine. He bled badly from a gash across the forehead and was also badly brubied.
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    Who Will The Lucky Malayan Footballer Be?
    281 12 VOTING in the interesting competition starttd by Messrs. Malayan Breweries. Ltd.. who have offered to send the player who is voted Malaya's most proficient football player on a four months" trip to England, ceases to-morrow. There is still time for soccer "fans" to
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    SCHOOL SOCCER.
    343 12 Victoria Bridge Retain Shield. a 4—7 ic'.i-5V ':.> s<.5-.ool vesterda)' enabled lne Vlctoria Hcnool retain tbe :nt.er»3cbool cbampionvn:cn von lai'. vear vear z1«o -j- .ne Victoria 2rldge 3cQool 'Tie reeord )l Outram <on rbe Lrneld 7.. ».ng Leng scnool being tne ol tne compel.!- seven vears ago 5e-
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    THE PENANG RACE MEETING.
    603 12 Form Of New Horses From Java. \JOW that the Taiping Meeting, fixed for a* this weekend has been cancelled all racing fans are concentrating en the Penang races, says the "S E. en Wednesday. TThe me ting will commence en Dec 23 and ewadWie en New
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    LOCAL SOCCER.
    87 12 Visit Of Selangor Chinese XI. THE soccer XI of the Selangor Cheng Wan Athletic Association of Kuala Lumpur wiii oe visitors to Suigapore this week-end Two matches haw been arranged to be played at the Jalan Besar Stadium, on Savardav v the MF A. and on Sunday v
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    INTER-STATE HOCKEY.
    153 12 Teams For Saturday's Match. The Singapore aide against Malar m in the inter-State hockey match ac the S.C.C. on Saturday is as follows: Yee Check Wan -S.C.R.C.i. Muthu cumaru «C.S.C.>. Chatterjce <T.\.•: I. Baskaran (LA), G. E. N. Oehlers I S.R.C.Lt. W. W. Douglass <R.E.( L. X Davis
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    ENGLISH RUGGER.
    35 12 Only One Match Played Yesterday. Reuter. London. Dec. 14. All first class matches were postponed owing to frost to-day except the County game at Twickenham which resulted as follows: Hampshire Z2. Surrey 0.
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    S.C.C. RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    64 12 SCC XV v the Inlands A' on Monday at the S.C.C A P Craigie: S A. Wykes. R N Jack. R. V. Welch. P H Hamscn: M G. Mills. P. J. R. Bu ler: J. A All n. N D Knowles, R. C Beavis. W Wrat er.
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    CHINESE XV v. R.A.F.
    34 12 A rugby football match will be played to-morrow afternoon between the Chinese XV and a team from the R AF. Base, at St. Joseph's Institution around in Bras Basah Road
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    THE SCOTTISH CUP DRAW.
    220 12 Home Football. YESTERDAY'S F.A. CUP REPLAYS. Reuter. London. Dec. 10. THE draw for the first round t the Scottish Association Football Cup to be played on Jan. 1. resulted as follows: Queen of the South v. Edinburgh C. Ailou v. Dunde. lb St. Johnstone v. East
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    COMMAND BEAT THE S.R.C.
    555 12 Yesterday's Hockey At Tanglin. > >>l'-a 2 creditK. n-ben cbey culouiz ol Me 5li «7 1. ci2V. wui. playing witnoul 8><IN' l? ancl'pos>—Mree tbe:.' oes; :7. !>- io:. l7iub .bu» lilctelj seconcl rleleac Mis sea 11,« 3pt7 clelence altbougn too mucb wnr< > cbe tull-oacics. ancl
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    EVE OF FIRST TEST.
    303 12 INDIAN ELEVEN CHOSEN. Game In Bombay Review Of The M.C.C. Tour. Bombay. I>. i T'HE First Test mater, ~r M.C.C. and All-India w mence at Bombay to-morr The Indian teams ha.as follows: C. K. N'aidu <capt. Wazir Ali. Amarnath. JaL Colaii. Amar Sinijh. Ramji. Nissar, Jamshedji.
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    SOCCER AT BATU PAHAT.
    88 13 Cup Match On Police Padang. .>>c! n, tile lnt^n». s< Unlorti !>>- ttampaivan at tbe pr»dav >l<wd to tbe dinner» > Cbe bin eio.n6in >.!>'d up ax lvl. Nasi-all and Nltanl /'.lk'asi.a, 8 un0 Lalleb l^XCN/t.X<3lH. < excltin« lbrougboul l>,nvd lo bo ver> eve».^ >. xvl'llt.
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    DONORS OF PRIZES.
    48 13 wing were the donors of the the weight-lifting championships a full report of which was pubMonday Han Ambok Sooloh. Messrs. A. M. M. AlkafT. S. Y. Ann. S. H. M. H. Alkaff, Dr. S. H. Moonshi. d R Jumahboy, Syed Hussin AlsaMohamed Ali Albashry, Mohamed
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    LOCAL BADMINTON.
    268 13 Championship Finals On Saturday. T 1 hnals of the Singapore badminton championships will be played at "Villa Dolce." Tanjong Katong Road, on Saturday, commencing at 2.30 p.m. Charges of admission will be 50 cents for seating and 25 cents for standing accommodations. Members of affiliated Clubs 25 and
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    MALAYA CUP RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    84 13 Saturday's Match At Seremban. (From Cur Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Dec. 12. THE following team has been chosen to represent Negr:-Malacca against the Malaya Command on Saturday iat Seremban: A. N. Macaulay; H. G. Banham, A. J. Do Roza.rio. J. R. Bur ham, Peter McNec; D. G.
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    BRIGHTER RUGGER.
    126 13 Interesting South African Experiment. A move for brighter rugby football by restricting touch-kicking was made in a charity match at Johannesburg between the former Griqualand West players and the Rest of the Transvaal. There was an unofficial agreement be.ween the teams that touch-kicking, except from tIM defending side's
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    BOXING AT PENANG.
    62 13 Guillermo Wins Against Boy Nara. Battling •Guillermo. who is billed to fight Harry Graham at the New World on Dec. 22, impressed fight fans at Penang on Sunday, when he outboxed Boy Nara to gain a point's decision after ten rounds. Guillermo won every round, his speed
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    HENDERSON BEAT GREEN HILL.
    107 13 The Henderson A.P. beat the Green Hill B.P. by 5-2 on Sunday at the former's court. Scores (H.A.P. names first i. Ec Kirn Chin lost to William Tan 15-7, 15-12; Chan Teck Seng beat Lim Kian Soo 15-12. 12-15, 15-13; Chan Kee Lim beat Koh Leong
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    CHINESE SOCCER.
    96 13 Hie Singapore Chinese and the Johore Chinese soccer elevens will meet on Friday at the Anson Road Stadium in a friendly match. The two teams will be practically those that will participate in the All-Malayan Chinese games at Kuala Lumpur during the Christmas holiday?, and the match on
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY.
    53 13 V.M.C.A. 2nd XI v. the Rangers to-morrow at 5.15 p.m. on the V.M.C.A. ground. M. S. Menon. E. K. Yzelman. R. Lyne. Looi Eng San. W. Pullen, E. Brown. B. R. Mistri. S. Pcrreira, Lee Tuck Soon, F. Pullen, Lee Kit Soon. Reserves: —M. W. Armstrong. J. Ferguson
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      162 13 Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force over $35,000,000. 1 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. i (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27. Old Jewry, EC. j The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and
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      257 13 New World Cabaret. j Dancing Every Nighty j From 9 p.m. I USUAL ADMITTANCE:—SO CENTS. I TALKIES:— j RAMON NOVARRO AND HELEN HAVES j in "SON DAUGHTER" j EDGEWORTH EXTRA HIGH GRADE j net.' is a smoking pleasure that never i lailS t0 )lea sc Vacuum packed to ensure j
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      790 13 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies tn Singapore, most of the members of which arc. readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries ar<i invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-dats and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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    WOUND TURNED SEPTIC.
    172 14 Victim Assaulted By Gang. i WOUNDED during an assault by a gang of men. a Chinese who sustained a cut on the forehead eventually died of the injury in hospital. According to the evidence recorded during the inquiry held before the Coroner (Mr. F. G. Bourne) yesterday,
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    PRESS AND PUBLIC.
    187 14 Services Mr. Haynes Hasn't Noticed! THE criticism levelled against the local press by Mr. Haynes and H.E. is ol course the official way of looking at it. Anyway, they accept that the press can be a potent power for good and can also faithfully reflect the feelings
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    ELECTRICITY IN MEDICINE.
    662 14 Striking Advance. DOCTOR'S TALK TO ROTARIANS. interesting address on "Electri city and its use in the practice of medicine with special reference to the white ray light," was given by Dr. G. E. Mason at the weekly luncheon of the Rotary Club pf Singapore yesterday at the
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    EPWORTH LEAGUE.
    190 14 Combined Christmas Social And Entertainment. Members of the Telok Ayei Epworth Lea?ve are requested to note that a united special Christmas social and entertainment WW t?ke place next Wednesday at 7.30 p.m. at the Tamil Epworth League Social Hall. The fourth vice-presidents of the various chapters in Singapore
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      140 14 rv HEALTH FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. j Radio Mult builds up resistance against infection and keeps the whole family in I Radiant Health. 1 j Buy a jar To-day. I Obtainable from chemist; everywhere. j THE BRITISH DRUG HOUSES. LTD., LONDON. CHING KENG LEE CO., LTD., IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF
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      574 14 Hop Ale $400 CLOSING DATE 18th DECEMBER, I. LION 2. RflT 3. —j; i 5. KETTLE. 6. BIRD 7. CgWtON 9 WHIP IP. TOP 11. BELL 13. WATCH 14 BABY |15 LOCOMOTIVE |T& D The ANSWERS are to be found amongst these WORDS:— BANGS BARKS BAYS BUZZES CHIMES CHIRPS l.\M,s
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      365 14 l3 »z I', «a am. I'lme gl8"nl lrom Qlz< 2,,,. Nnll'.«m. < l5 >l m «nil llplc, tln' liQ» UigM'II !»<)>)l.iz,«," «lime l»om «reenvlon At I 9 00 ».m > j 9i5-lu U ».m a Ltzbl, Lvmpbonf vune»r, <«r»mopnoue rocorcis» 12 o noon lime 3»<ln»l lrom Nl« Ven lne Nut2»l«l
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    Motoring Notes & News. Some Misconceptions And Fallacies.
    763 15 Motoring Notes News. Some Misconceptions And Fallacies. The Truth About Running-ln A New Car. Our Oivn Correspondent.) London. Nov. 23. i the 1934 vintage are now on i<) the roads and in the mxi many motorists will be going important affair of irunning-in [Here are many misconcepbont tfcftl running-in business.
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    "THIS MURDEROUS MOTORING."
    702 15 Outburst By The "Observer." AS an example of the irtnd of English public opinion on the road casualties the following leading editorial article from the cmvent Issue 3f the Observer" may prove ilium;na ing to Overseas ..eaders. The editorial la beaded Murderous Motoring." "One of the first
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      108 15 0.X.! 0 Children's sluggish spells and other little upsets a just vanish overnight when they get Phillips' Milk of Magnesia. A gentle anti-acid and mild laxative like this is ideal to.give a child of any age, including infants. The genuine preparation-in the bluewrappered bottle that says Phillips>-h*s complete directions and
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      48 15 KRUPOKS, IKAN UDANG. FISH PRAWN CRACKERS of the BEST QUALITY. A dish of fried Krupoks on a dining table will be greatly appetising. Serve your friends with our Krupoks. PRICE LISTS SENT ON APPLICATION. For Java Products call at: D. T. LIN COMPANY, 353, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE.
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      170 15 ..ii .<•• i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i ii i i i i i i i ■«'"lnmw—I npnwi—ni—inwfi i i i i in...... ri of the Titiw- '--ii a -a -v i 9 SHELL i Lubricating Oil' m
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      598 16 M. HASSAN, j I ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 36-37, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. If you are in need of electric j lights, fans, motors, etc., and water j service, please write to the above j address or 'Phone 3411. j 1 JMMM^^^^^^^sss»gE«sEtMn»W»sMgg TO LET. .ii SIANG LIM PARK Further Reductions
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      777 16 THE PEOPLE S PAPER: INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE PUBLIC NOTICES. Notice In The Estate Of Power Royston Lewis, Deceased. Pursuant To The Trustees Ordinance 1929. i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors and other persons having any claims against the Estate of the above deceased, late cf No. 302. Holland Road.
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      628 16 NOTICE. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Originating Summons No. 113 of 1933. In the Matter of Section 71 of the CM Procedure Code. Between THE COUNCIL OF THE KING EDWARD VII COLLEGE OF MEDICINE, Plaintiffs and NAINA MOHAMED NACHIA binte MOHAMED HUSSAIN tm.w.) Defendant.
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      218 16 SITUATIONS VACANT. Situations Vacant for Lady Teachers. Apply box Nc. 259. c o Malaya Tribune. WANTED by an English School a competent teacher to teach English, History, etc.. to Cambridge Classes. Appjy stating qualifications, experience and age to Box No. 260 rjo Malaya Iribunc. FOR SALE. LADIES' HATS, hundreds to
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      388 16 EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). l-A, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical EducationSystematic Training both in Technique and J Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, etc. Booklet free. M. ANCIANO, Principal THE CITY HIGH
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      290 16 j A CHRISTMAS SUGGESTION*! Tin: j Presentation of a Wrist i. v I to your friend for the asanas (i I ii i "«'«rui I would be a daily rcssssaflfraacc j Various ranges (»1 the mi> Lateg| [and Best in Clock- and Watch* lare stocked by: YICK WOH HING 429.
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