Malaya Tribune, 8 January 1934

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    35 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol XXL -No. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1934 FIVE CENTH The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Jan. 8, 1934. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1934.
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    "Tribune's" China News Service. CHINA'S FISCAL DEFICIT.
    612 2 Living On Debts. SQUANDERMANIA IN THE GOVT. “Shun Pao.“ "U/11LLK riiiim to-day is faced witfi hot internal and external troubled it is ef paramount importance that a solution shall at once 1«? found In meet Ihe monthly deficits in her budget, <"hin.i has
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    CHAHAR OCCUPIED.
    81 2 Japanese Troops Refuse To Clear Out. Tieothln Dec 20. Dp jiifi' *Ji(* sbtUßifnl t.iMied by Mr. -Shlbavamo n part of Lht? J&pancae imd Manchukuo troops t> p f.tlil rcmntninp near H>lT< aw tsal, In ChaliAT AlJbriui-li lb«:y do no', intmd to advance any furtlw- they turo shoulnir signs
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    "ASSASSINATION" CASE.
    61 2 Would-Be Murdrerers Tried In Camera. Min Pao. Hongkong, Dec. 20. The would-be assassins of General Chen Chitang arc now being tried by the Canton authorities. Utm< st secrecy Is being observed throughout' the trial which is being held In the private residence of General Chen. It If ifenerally
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    SUITING RETAKEN.
    186 2 But "Reds" Set Fire To; The City. Chungking. Dec 19. j DETAILS are now available concerning the recapture of Suiting and Hsuanhan by the provincial troops from the hands of the Communists yesterday. According to reports reaching here, the Szechuen provincial troops started a general offensive against the
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    A SECRET MEETING.
    140 2 Gen. Ho Chien Conferred With Kwangsi Warlord. Changsha. Dec. 15. It has new been disclosed that General Ho Chien. the Chairman of the Hunan Provincial Government, has recently had a secret meeting with General Li Tsung-ien at Yungchow. It is understood that after his meeting with General
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    FOREIGNERS' SAFETY.
    135 2 Japanese Authorities To Tafce Necessary Action. Amoy. Dec 17 At a recent conference of the Consular Body at Kulanssu. near Amoy, a suggestion was put forward by one of the consuls to the effect that, in case of personal dancer to foreign nationals at Amoy. th?y should all
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    FUNING BANDITS.
    123 2 Receipt Of Arms From Certain Quarters. Sin Wen Pao. Tientsin, Dec. 19. The banditr. at Puninf in North Hopci who had been dispersed by the Chinese special police force, have again resumed their activities following the return of their chief Chi Wen-ping from Changchun. It is understood that
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    SCHEME TO STACK RIOTS.
    110 2 Fukien Rebels Have Recourse To Subterfuges. Hankow, Dec 19. According to repcits received by a certain military organisation in Hankow, the Fukien rebels have formulated a scheme to stage riots in both Shanghai and Hangchow in order to threaten the rear of Government troops on the
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    MARTIAL LAW AT CANTON.
    58 2 Communists Planned A Riot In The City. Cimton, Dor, 20. Ptmicd hmirihiU* dlhtribuit d Uv ratllnß t«r j In CnnUm were discovers! to-day in different Mxtjono or On- city. The military «ulhorlllwi hnve «Rain Rot busy fttid search pa-riles hnve been Bent out la Tound up
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    CHINA LACKS A POLICY.
    636 2 Selfish Leaders. THE RECOVERY OF MANCHURIA. “Sin Wen Pao.“ MfTNDER the present part) die tatorshi}), the highest authority in the country is the Kuomintang and the highest authority in the Kuomintang, the Central Executive Committee. "Therefore, before the administrative power of the country i--returned to the
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    CHINA AND SIAM.
    107 2 To Conclude A Commercial And Maritime Treaty. “Sin Wen Pao.“ Shanghai. Dw 21 The Chlnc-.r Korolgp Office is now approaching tin' «huni*>r Ofvpramcul lur she toiiollilon of a lYcitiy ol Cnmmereo and Navigation fiutii diplumtittc iourtrs A Urnft tr«»ty has already been drawn up «ion? tin* llaw
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    CONSPIRACY FOILED.
    63 2 “Shun Pao.” Peiping, Dec. 11. A Kalgan telegram states that a detachment of the police force at Kalgan, instigated by representatives of the Fukien People's Government, plotted to stage, a riot at Kalgan and Changpei. but the'r conspiracy was nipped in the bud just in time. As a
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING.— Nailed At Last.
    305 3 I AM sorry to have to administer a 1 jolt to the Olympians on the first day of the year, but I cannot avoid it If my readers will turn to Page 11 of this issue they will find the reason for
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    Palm Oil.
    164 3 THE growth of the oil palm industry in Malaya has been little short oi amazing. Selangor may claim to be the cradle of the industry, for in 1917 it provided the whole of the total of 215 acres then planted in this country. It was not indeed until
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    Racial Feeling.
    179 3 DESPITE official denials. 1933 has seen a rise of racial feeling, particularly ir the matter of the educational policy. In some instances that discussion has been carried on in a spirit of animosity and acrimony which are not called for cr justified by the subject of discussion. We
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    DRIVER SENT TO PRISON.
    418 3 Caused Death By Rash Act. (From Our Own correspondent.) 1 Seremban, Jan. 5. A TAMIL car-driver named Sinnatamby appeared before the Police MagisI trate, Raja Kamaralzaman, charged with, firstly, causing the death of a man named Palaya, on Dec. 14. at atxmt 0.30 a.m., at the
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    SOUTH AFRICA'S POLICY.
    107 3 Railways Are To Control The Aeroplanes. Reuter. Johannesburg. Civil air services in the Union of South Africa will in future be run either by the railways or in conjunction with the railways, according to an announcement by Mr. O Pirow. Minister of Railways and Defence. Mr. Pirow
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    FEWER GERMANS.
    91 3 Population To Fall After 1050. Reuter. Berlin. Germany's population will be oniy 46.900.000 in the year 2.000 compared with 62.400.000 at present, estimates' Dr. Luettich, a leading statistical expect. Dr. Luettich. who is on the board of the Association of Sick Benefit Insurance Companies, calculates that Germany's population
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST.
    173 3 The health bulletin of the League of I Nations eastern bureau, Singapore for the week ended Dec. 30. 1933. Alexandria: 1 plague case. Bassein: 17 smallpox cases and 3 deaths as compared with 1 case and 2 deaths in the previous week. Bombay: 1 plague case
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    THE "STENOWRITER."
    428 3 Machine That Takes Down Speeches. A N ingenious system ot "shoi'Lhundwriting" by machine is being experimented with by varlou* British ouslness firms, according to a "Times" report. It ts claimed as simpler, quicker and more accurate In practice than script jftorthand The ordinary letter*» of ihe alphabet are
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    HEART FAILURE.
    377 3 Death Of Mrs. Lilian H. M. Webb. THE death occurred at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. H. C. Bret, Bukit Timah. on New Year's Day of Mrs. Lilian Harriett Maria Webb, at the age of 61, from heart failure. She was the daughter of the late Mrs.
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    NEW LORD JUSTICE.
    37 3 Somerset Maugham's Brother Appointed. Reuter. London. Jan. 5. Sir Frederic Maugham, brother of Mr. Somerset Maugham, the novelist, has been appointed Lord Justice of Appeal in place of Sir Paul Ogden. who has resigned—Reuter.
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    FUKIEN FORCES MUTINY.
    258 3 Central Troops On The Move. i I THE troops under Gen. Chang Tsing have joined the Central units attacking Yenping. i 4 Severe fighting has also been started at Patdocha, Fukding and Lungchuan. other towns in North Fukien. Plain clothes-men have appeared at Fanshuikwan. Central forces stationed
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    ITALIAN PRIEST.
    113 3 Taken Prisoner By China "Reds" Pekuiif. L*c. ill*• It cUtclovcd officially to-day 'ha' lb l ItnJUii Vlncenlian missionary, Fa<tier Glaromw Ajiwfhno C M has b**n takcu captive bv Cumnuuust soldiers following she tapture ot tne lmpof*ianl town ol LinfcUag. In jus'. south. or Nanehang. The Kiangsi town, which
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    Shipping News & Notices. LESSONS OF THE WAR.
    734 4 Shipping News Notices. LESSONS OF THE WAR. Fortifying The Merchant Ships. rpiir impOriai.it' ol m-paring aitaimt lh' J to invflitif io mticllWl SJilus a? *A\ ;><>■ u.<o. rrf<i »n to* e Vrt,t i>ofJn- .un "V Captain F J nitoipror. OKE.. R u. K N R in l*»»" .u vluill 3'ivr
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    THE "HIRUNDO."
    60 4 Wreck Sold At Auction In Bangkok. The wreck ol the s.s. "Hirundo" was disposed of by public auction at Luang Raksa and Co.'s office in Bangkok. Some fifty Chinese were interested and Nal K. Thow started the first offer at Tcs. 2,000. After about half an hour's bidding
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    RESCUE RECALLED.
    94 4 The rescue of an Englishman from a yawl in the North Sea 50 years ago, has been followed by a reward of £500 to the sole survivor oi the crew of th? rescue ship. The man was picked up by the Norwegian ;rhooner "Urda" in 1883, bound for
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    A PHANTOM SHIP.
    248 4 Sailing Vessel With Burning Masts. friHE stor* of the "Phantom Ship" of Baie X del Chaleurs, New Brunswick, a burning sailing vessel which has been seen from 'ime to time, according to apparently well authenticated reports, has been recalled by the retirement from the Canadian Natinoal Railways
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    TRAINING OF SEAMEN.
    231 4 Sir Bertram Hayes' Firm Conviction. A famous retired shipmaster. Commodore Sir Bertram F Hayes. K.C.M.G., D.5.0.. R.D.. R.N.R.. expressed his views on the training cf seamen during the course of an address to members of the Constitutional Club in Liverpool, recently. There were some people who considered
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    NEW VESSEL READY.
    105 4 China Navigation Co. Awaits v Yochow." Built in Scotland for the China coast trade, ihc m.v. "Yochow" is on her way to Hongkong from England, it was disclosed by officials of the China Navigation Co.. Ltd., the owner s The new vessel is of 3.000 gross tonna?e
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    SHIP ON FIRE.
    49 4 Fire broke out ab-atd the O.S X "Chosa Maru" (2.538 tons) while nearing Keelung. Formosa, recently. With hatches tightly closed, the vessel made port at Kob? and the fire was then got under control in three hours. Damage was confined to part of a bean shipment.
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    OCEAN CURRENTS.
    294 4 Experienced By Dollar Liner Off Japan. THE following particulars of currents and rips experienced are contained in th? "Hycirographic Bulletin" issued by the U.S. Radiographic Office: Chief Officer J. H. Henderson, of 'he American steamer "President McKinley," Captain r. E. Carey, reports that while approaching the Japanese coast
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    OPIUM SEIZURE.
    78 4 Haul From Empress Liner In Manila. Manila, Dec. 27. Over 1.700 taels of opium were seized by customs officials shortly after the "Empress of Canada" arrived in port. The shipment, the largest intercepted for some considerable time, almost got through in two suitcases, carrying what appeared to be
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    SEAMEN'S STRIKE.
    101 4 Further recommendations regarding the settlement of the seamen's strike in the Butterfield and Swire Company have been submitted to the Executive Committee of the Union, it is reported by the Shanghai vernacular press. Amen&, the suggested measures are larger retiring gratuities for seamen, an increase in the number
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    THE "L'ATLANTIQUE" FIRE.
    697 4 Amicable Settlement May Be Reached. THE London "Daily Mail" learns that try settlement of the prolonged dispute between the underwriters and the owners regarding the payment of insurance on the French h'.xury line- "L'Ailantique." which was burned in the English Channel last January, is appreciably nearer. The
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      182 4 BJLLOYD TRI EST IN 0 (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Karachi Aden, Massowah, Suez, Port Calling at Colombo. Bombay. Suez, Port BrtndlBl Venice and Trieste. Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste. Due Leave Due mv MONCALIERE Feb. 5 Feb.
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      236 4 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. Deutsch Australische Dampfschiffs IQ CI Gesellschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore. 1934. f m.s. DUISBURG. via Manila Jan. 9 m.s. RHEINLAND, via Manila Jan. 23 t m-s. SAUERLAND, via Manila Feb. 6 s.s. NORDMARK, via
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      594 4 STEAMER SAILINGS, NORDPEUTSCHLR LLOYD, (Incorporated in Germany). The under noted are the Company'i intend** fixture*:— OUTWARDS. MM. 5 "TRAVE." for Manila, H'kons, S'hai, North China and Japan Jan HOMEWARDS. 1934. "MAIN," for Genoa, M'seilles, Adam. R'dam, H'burg and Bremen Jan. 8 t "GOSLAR," for M'seilles, Rotterdam, Hamburg and Bremen Jan.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    548 5 Mining Shares. Singapore, Monday, 11 a.m. j The following tin share quotations are Issued by Fraser and Co., exchange and 6 tock brokers: Issue Value Buyers. Sellers. j i Asam Kumbang Tin 38 39 6 tl Austral Malay 36|9 3719 Aver Hitam Tin 14,9 15,6 Ayer Weng
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    128 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. LITTLE INCLINATION TO TRADE Local Rubber Price Unchanged. (By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Monday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 13 11 16 cts., unchanged. Market Tone: Dull. Tin (Singapore), $113« down $'4 Saturday's Prices:— London Rubber, 4 9 32d„ unchanged. Market Tone: Steady. New
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    CHARTERED BANK.
    144 5 Mr. J. L Crockatt Appointed Chief Manager. The Directors cl th: Chartered Bank of India Australia and China, announce with regret the letirrment as from Dec. 31 cf Mr. W E. Preston from the position of Chief Manager, which he has held fcr many years. Mr. J. L.
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    MODERN RESEARCH.
    428 5 Wembley's "Temple Of Destruction." THERE «ipjwttrbd ill n w*c«;ln l»Ml' •«I ht lonfon ''Suttonv ut*iv<«cri' un lntruuUK uctouD': r! :t vj-i i'f)||Tle cf D «tfunluu a' North Wl DlOli MiTjUIl-- *hrtTf illl of •cUmt-tt AinmlJ jt tfklUo*: '<1» •>< p»»HU(t worth 01 iiv* eje.-iri< utw eituitiree'itM* ««luly»" a
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    TRANSPORT PROBLEM.
    412 5 Advantages Of Trolley Bus. rpHE primary requi:; mints of any passenger A tian.-port undertaking must riclud* .-peed, safety, comtcrt and reliability cf service, together with economy and stability of operating and maintenance costs. All over th? world to-day there are urban tranaport undeitaklngs confrcnted with the necessity, either
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    TIN AGREEMENT.
    84 5 Belgian Congo Unable To Enter It. Reuter. Brussels. Jan. 6. The tin producers of the Congo, meeting to discuss the International Tin Committee's overtures, decided that owing to the rapid increase of the Congn production. Belgium was unable to undertake an agreement for a longer oeriod than two
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    PETROL PRICES.
    166 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. I P;li:e«. t»ir Shell Motif Splr1 t and various jrundE ct KenxctiP mc as tollows: shdl Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums ptr British Imperial gulton »1 10 ihell Motor Spirit ex pimp per British Imperial gallut- 10.12 ShfU Motor Spirit la 4-4*Uon drum*
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    INDO-JAPANESE PACT.
    180 5 Disappointing In Some Respects." Reuter. London. Jan. 8 rpHE Indo-Japanese agreement is quite novel in commercial diplomacy and will doubtless be adopted as a kind of standard for further negotiations by Japan with Britain, the United States and other countries, declares the 'Financial iTimes." It Ls greatly to
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    180 5 Favourable Conditions Of Trading Maintained. Reuter Wireless. London. Jan. 3. On the Stock Exchange to-day conditions were again very favourable and throughout good features were evident. Gilt-edged securities, especially, went further ahead and also a number of Home industrials, while Kaffirs again commanded considerable action on development of
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    BRITISH EXPORTS.
    72 5 14 Per Cent. Increase Over 1932. Reuter. London. The export of British manufactured -oods has increased steadily since the beginning of 1933. according to a statement recently by Dr. Leslie Burgin. Parliamentary Secretary to the Board ol Trade. He stated that the figure for November 1933. was £34.000.000
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    RUBBER OUTPUT.
    30 5 The output cf New Scudai. Ltd.. for December. 1933 amounts to 42.600 !b. making a total cf 361.350 lb. ler the nine month of the current financial year.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    641 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore. Monday. 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotation* are issued by Fraser and Co. and Lyail and Evatt: Value. Fraser tg» Shares. Co. 1 1 Allenby 100 1.10 0.97Vz 0.95 1 Alor Gajah 0.60 0.70 0.60 0.65 IA. Hitam 0.95 1.05 0.85 1.00 IA.
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    RUBBER LATEX.
    83 5 Shipment In Bulk From Colombo. Following the example of Suma'.ra and Mabva J l,a.nt that certain rubber ta Cclcmbo air t*m*>erfn« the question d H pme „t cf Tn main dilßeuKj present cf later quays m Colombo harbour and 3«, "suitable dte for the installer, of ateage tanks
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      157 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed k2 000 ,„00 Paid C vp P Capita. «ioOMOO Reserve Fund and Rest 500 00u HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay. Calcutta. Colombo. Amara. Baghdad. Bahrein, Basra, Klrkuk. Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money
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      184 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. < Incorporated In Straits settlement*) «l «4nnftnoOo A oo lT Paid l P $10,000,000.00. Authorised £"v street. Singapore. HEAD OFK,CE c CH,N R A A B, r iNG ROAD. BOARD OP DIRECTORS: rhQ i rmfin Oh Sian Guan. Esq Chee Bwce Cheng. Esq.. cnairman. Parkc ane
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW.— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    216 7 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW. TO-DAY'S SHIPPING VESSELS IN PORT. M( nesthcus," British; 4.796 tons, from Otaru, Japu 7-1. for Port Swettenham 9-1. "Halcdan," Ncrwegian: 761 tons, from Bangkok 7-1. for Banfkok 9-1. "Singkil," Dutch; 285 tons, from Djambi 8-1, rot Djambi 10-1. •Reynst." Dutch; 1,432 tons, from Ball
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    96 7 «HTPS ALONGSIDE TH* WHARVT OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE. Singapore, Jan. 8. Eart Wharf ("Entrance Gat* 1) Honolulu Maru 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Katcns 18: Havildar 15; Main 13; Manila Maru 11: Siamese Prince 9. Err. otre Dock (Entrance Gate Orates 13; Penrith Castle 34; Ipoh 38.
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    FIRE-CRACKERS BANNED.
    64 7 Sin Wen Pao Shanghai, Dec. 21. The authorities of the Dutch East Indies have p. omulgated a set of regulations governtog the importation of Chinese fire-crackers and have made ihem so strict that it will be ror the Chinese product to enjoy a Bod market in, that territory.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    25 7 From Holland by the "Slamat," due at Singapore to-morrow afternoon. Prom China and Japan by the "Havre Maru," due at Singapore on Wednesday.
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    MAILS DELIVERED.
    32 7 Left Arrd. By Spore London •Andre Lebon" Dec. 13 Jan. 8 "Karoa" Dee. 14 Jan. 6 "Conte Rosso" Dec. 18 Jan. 6 By Air Mail tDtch Dec. 27 Jan. 6
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    THE "YU CHI."
    170 7 Went Aground Near Wenchow. Shanghai, Dec. 20. In connection with the foundering cf the s.s. "Yu Chi*' near Wenehow on Monday morning, it is learned that the ship has already partly sunk and the cr.rgo it carried is entirely lost. The less of cargo is estimated at
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    LIBERAL FEDERATION.
    137 7 The fifteenth session of the National Liberal Federation of India was opened on Dec. 26 under the presidency of Mr. J. N. Basu, of Calcutta. In the unavoidable absence due to illness of the Rt. Hon. Srinivasa Sascri, Chairman of the reception committee. Sir Sivasami Iyer welcomed the
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    MONEY MARKET
    187 7 BELLING. Singapore, Jan. 'J i 2 4 564 London 4 months sight London 3 months' sight 3 London 60 days' sight 1 London 30 da>.-.' t;ight 1 o 4 l't>4 London demand i Z London T.T. g3B Lyons and Paris demand Hamburg demand r New York demand v
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    PRODUCE.
    199 7 Singapore, Jan. 8. H. (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $102 R. tSiam) W. Coast H. 2 per Koyan $96 Rice. B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $84 Rice, 3. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $80 Siam. No.l 152 Siam, No. 2 138 Siam, No 3 120 Siam,
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    NO SMALL CHANGE.
    53 7 Reuter. Bilbao. Diving his hand into his pocket to give alms to an old beggar woman here a Bilbao man found that he had no small change. But he had two tickets in a lottery, so he gave one of them to the woman. It has won
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    AMUSEMENTS
    88 7 ALHAMBRA. —Douglas Fairbanks, jnr. in "The Narrow Corner." CAPITOL.—LioneI Barry more in "Looking Forward." EMPIRE.— Hell Headquarters" and •Tom Brown of Culver." GREAT WORLD—Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Malay and Chinese Wayangs. cinemas. Talkies: Sky—"What. No Beer." Star: "The Love Parade." MARLBOROUGH. —"Let's Go Places." NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Malay Operas,
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    MORATORIUM ON BONDS.
    75 7 Min Pao. Shanghai. Dec. 21. The report that the Ministry of Finance will soon declare a moratorium on cectain Chinese Government bonds in order to divert the money for military purposes is categorically denied by Dr.- H. H. Kung in a telegram to Shanghai. The Minister of
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    60,000 SOLDIERS IN RHINELAND.
    131 7 But They Are Made Of Lead. Cologne. 4 N army of 60,000 toy soldiers, said to be the largest ever seen, has been assembled at Wuppertal, in the Rhineland, by H:rr W. Wolfr. He has made all the soldiers himself, using four tons of lead and
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    COMMUNAL UNITY.
    218 7 Mr. Jinnah Interviewed In London. Mr. Nf. A. Jinnuh. bOer.'l wed beio»; hi* departure U? Iniia cn Dc'. 1 lt>, Iruui whtcb country h* Oecu absent f«r t*o )«trk. --Abl Ut*t ht.% visit wi** njU'. but he could l rutin any *jrtlct 4 duruv; his iwy th f*-*,
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    "HANDCUFF KING."
    113 7 Shackles Cannot Hold Him. Reuter. Johannesburg. A native handcuff "king," Majuba Gumate, has been troubling South African police by the apparent ease with which he breaks out of gaol and releases himself from handcuffs and Brought to a gaol in Boksburg, he slipped off his tightly-fitting handcuffs as
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    NEW CHETTINAD RAILWAY.
    111 7 It is understood that the opening of the Madura-Me'ur-Karaikud' hue has been practically seUled and that the preliminaries would be taken on hand in April. The line has already been surveyed and the opening of the railway which would run in o [fee Interior on the east
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. MARRIAGE.
    56 8 AR MIT AGE—KNOWLE8 —A' Si PclurGhiriMja Church Colombo, on D:cembrr 3fl*.h, th mai took place of Norman Abcrcrombv Ajnitwu, R L, ckicct son cf Mr. and Mrs. Norman Aim luge, ol Merlon." Guildford Creicrni, Colombo. lo Marino Devcreux KrK.wH*, ouly daughter of Mr. and Mr.;. V. Devtrcax
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    DEATHS.
    109 8 The funeral of Madame Chew Leng Choc (mcther of Chla Soon Kim and grandmother cf Chia Choo Scah; which was announced to take place on Saturday last, has been unavcidably postponed, owing to heavy rain and the flood at Bukit Timah Road, to Sunday next January 14th. Yap Oh
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    MALAYAN MATTERS.
    694 8 fJHE hunt for gold is being feverishly pursued. The other day it was reported that prospects in this connection in Fiji are "distinctly favourable." What of Malaya? Raub is at present the only gold mining proposition of any consequence actually in production, and those who know the company's
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    293 8 Mr. and Mrs. G. Harris and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. M. Bell have arrived in Kuala Lumpur from Home. The Hon. Mr. H. G. R. Leonard, M.C.S., British Resident, Pahang, returned from leave of absence on the 21st ult. and resumed duty on the following day. Mr. J. P.
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    Topics Of The Day. The New A.-G.
    147 8 THE conferment of the substantive appointment of Attorney-General, Straits Settlements, on Mr. P. A. McElwaine, X.C.. just announced in the Government Gazette, is the reward of very able service. He came to this Colony only a little over three years ago, as Deputy
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    Cheap Matches.
    153 8 rpHE dumping of foreign matches on the Chinese market is causing alarm among Chinese manufacturers and they are pressing for remedial measures to be taken before the industry is forced into bankruptcy. Home-made matches have for a long time held first place in the domestic market but no
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    Chang's Return.
    143 8 npHE Fukien report that ex-Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang is going to China to lead a Northern revolt against Nanking is very startling indeed, and directly conflicts with the previous assurances that he has returned on the urgent call of General Chiang Kai Shek. Perhaps the Fukien junta are
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    The Dog Menace.
    162 8 alarming reports which have A been current lately concerning savage dogs should receive serious attention from the owners of these animals and from the authorities. There are certain parts of Singapore where it is definitely unsafe to walk at night because of the dogs which are allowed
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    Passing Thoughts
    517 8 By "Looker-Oit" "TTHE noblest of the elements is water," wrote Pindar the Greek. A A A But that's not to say that you can't have too much of it, write L A And Singapore is having far more than its fair share. Over-production by Jupiter Pluvius. A The
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    ON OTHER PAGES.
    41 8 CHINA NEWS, on page 2. THE "STENOWRITER, on page 3. SPORTS NEWS, on pages 12 and 13 CLUB DIARY, on page 13. PENANG RACES, on page 14. OUR READERS' VIEWS, on page 15. RADIO PROGRAMME on page 15.
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    THOUSANDS OF REBELS SURRENDER. CRACK TROOPS' RAPID ADVANCE ON FOOCHOW.
    87 9 SPIRITED DEFENCE AGAINST TANKS AND PLANES. Seat Of Government Shifted. Fukien Commanders Rush More Troops To The Front. NANKING'S crack troops are within 50 miles of Foochow, the capital of the rebellious province of Fukien, and defences are being feverishly
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    HEAVY HAND-TO-HAND FIGHTING.
    921 9 "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Nanking, Jan. 7. X*HE Government troops last night reached a point within 50 miles ••I Foochow. Reliable reports claim that thousands of the rebels ara sur rendering to the Government.— Jieuter. Shanghai, Jan. 8. Nanking claims that the Central troops occupied Yenping on
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    RAPID ADVANCE.
    98 9 Shuikow May Fall At Any Moment. “Min Kuo Jih Pao." Shanghai, Jan. 8. I "Howin? the fall of Kutien, the rntral troops are making a rapid advance on Foochow. The lebel defences outside Kutien, which the Central troops surrounded and bombarded, have been destroyed. Shuikow' is expected to
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    BOND SCANDAL IN PARIS.
    309 9 A Deputy And A Mayor Arrested. Reuter Wireless. jt Paris. Jan. 7. THE issue of £6 million of fraudulent bonds by Bayonne Municipality has caused the gravest political and financial scandal since the Panama affair. M. Chautemps demanded the resignation of M. Dalimier. Minister for UK
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    6½ MILLIONS!
    228 9 America's Big Re-employment Feat. Reuter Wireless. Washington. Jan. 7. It was reported that 1,800,000 unemployed people have found work in the United States since the recovery campaign began. This is stated in a report by the American Federation of Labour. The report adds that an additional 4,600 0.0
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    TWO MILLION MEN READY.
    231 9 Siberian Border. SOVIET REPLY TO JAPAN. "Min Kuo Jih Pao" and "Sin Chow Jit Poh." Shanghai, Jan. 8. 2,000,000 Soviet troops have been massed in Siberia ready to protect Russian interests In the Chinese Eastern Railway and resist any Japanese, attack. Tokyo is speeding up the
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    BOLIVIA REVOLT.
    166 9 Will It Affect Tin Control Scheme? Reuter Wireless. Lima. Jan. 7. A revolution has broken out In Bolivia, notably in Achacachl, Haqui and Tianuancu. according to messages from Puno (Peru).—Reuter. I Bolivia is one of the principal I in-producing countries subscribing to the international tin control scheme, and
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    NON-AGGRESSION PACT.
    86 9 Soviet Ambassador Sees M. Chamonix. Reuter. Paris. Jan. fl. 1l is reported that. M- Stavisky, the Russian Ambassador lo Paris, lias seen M. Chamonix—Renter. This is in reference to the vitil of M. Lit vttiDV, the Rust-ian Foreign Commissar, to Parts early in July last, at the request
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    NEW CHINESE MINISTER.
    39 9 Reuter. Berlin, Jan. 7. The new Chinese Minister, Mr. Liv Chung Chieh, arrived to-day and was greeted at the station by a representative of the Foreign Office, the stall ot the Chinese Legation and numerous Chinese.—Reuter.
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    BAN ON CHINESE.
    45 9 “Sin Chew Jit Poh" Nanking. Jan. 7. It is learnt that the Chinese Minis-er in Mex.»co has lodged a strong protest wi h the Mexican Government against the regulations passed limiting the number of Chinese traders in the country.—"Sin Chew Jit Poh."
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    "Hostile" Attitude Of Customs Authorities. CHINESE DEALER ACQUITTED.
    1298 10 Counisei's Outburst. CHANGES IN JOHORL iti;ra'LATK>NS. (from Our Oun Correspondent J Jchur<! v Jan. 7. <<|T i umeasonaole for the pro.-;eeu tiun to adopt ihfo hostile attitude towards an importer just because ilwi's not know the Customs re vfiiluliojis, whu'h have been
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    ATTACK ON THE CROWN ?
    175 10 ATTACK ON THE CROWN Amazing Indiscretion Of Labour Leader. Reuter. London, Jan. 6. THERE is no doubt that we have to overcome opposition from Buckingham Palace as well as elsewhere, declared the King's Counsellor Sir Stafford Cripps, in a speech at Nottingham which wil< probably have a noisy aftermath. He
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    CRUELTY TO CHILD.
    179 10 Custody Taken Away From Father. An application &>• Mr*. Muhel >Wuitei. Aslant Lftdp Protestor u\ Chinese. Uun tin» Dtetikt Judge ih«juld jnak»- nn <»rder entrusting lUt- of u Malay chiUl. Haliroui.. whose Utlier, a Malay IU-veuue Ofllrer. was ihr otlmrday tor Ul-treutliK if. t-umu up befor<* Mr.
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    44 10 Ceremonial Opening To Be Held To-morrow. The ceremonial opening of the First Singapore Assizes fee 1934 wUI take place to-morrow, immediately preceded by a service at Sc. Andrew's Cathedal at 10.20 a.m. The business ©f the court will begin at 11 a.m.
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    CHANDU HAUL.
    149 10 Four Chinese On Heavy Bail. THREE Chinese youths, Kee Soh Kee. Kee Lock Kee and Kee Ung Kee. were this morning produced. 1 with a young Chine,' w:man named Ho Yew Kirn. before the Acting Disuict Judge. Mr. N. A. Worley. Mr. P H. Elkins charged them with
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    THE YEARS' HOLIDAYS.
    127 10 The following list of Holidays in the Colony during the year 1934 is gazetted: Hari Raya Puasa Jan. 18 < Thursday I. Bank H-iiday; Jan. 30 (Tuesdayi. Bank Holiday; Chinese New Year Feb. 14 (Wednesday), and Feb. 15 (Thursday). Bank Holidays: Hari Raya Haji March 27 (Tuesday).
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    ASSAULT CASES.
    103 10 Ambulance Busy In Week-End. rfIHE amtJUirtii/N li imi'.litftni »> > fire 1. E ittadt i wt-if tiu*Y dm i lllr ultfUdiliK (u u.-: mi til I. t/u ftt Hull 11 ikiyl'C jum'!- Uctf rcpur'.t-u Fot Dine ft"ir jhWh <>1 u Vei y .v.-jluui. fmluft uKUt'Uuli nil liU. 1
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    ALL ABOUT A DOG.
    139 10 Constable» Assaulted At Aerodrome. fjntf!? judgmriit IbL mi., tune lo Ihe 0*» >ii wb'>rb rlgn. ChlftM' A v.» (lim.cd red«Ul)) vvlth two |.»i;l>tir coitdiuUfc* a: tlicCivil A' rtairorct. Uk Mayls'.ntle. Air. S. Qrtcv, anquiued tiire ni the nccti&>jtf. Otw them. a took. wa* lined 15 and
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    PENANG CHINESE LEADERS.
    179 10 Governor's Committees Favoured. HIS Excellency the Governor met some of the local Chinese leaders at an informal meeting in the Governor's effice. Government Buildings, to discuss the proposal to form Consultative Chinese Committees, one in each Settlement Th :e present were: The Hon. Mr. A. M. Goodman
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    MISS MARION KNOWLES.
    291 10 Marriage In Colombo To Mr. N. A. Armitage. The marriage took place at St. Peter's Church, Fort, Colombo, on Dec. 28 of Mr. Norman Abercromby Armitage, Royal Engineers, (formerly stationed at Singapore), eldest son of Mr. Norman Armitage, and Mrs. Norman Armitage, of Colombo, with Miss Marion
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    MANCHU DYNASTY.
    138 10 Big Ceremonial For Crowning Of Pu Yi. Reuter. Peking, Jan. 7. Manchu retainers from the Imperial House are searching the ancient marts of Peking for ceremonial robes for wear at the coming enthronement of Henry Pu Yi. under whom they hope to obtain posts. The robe to be
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    AFFRAY IN MALACCA.
    132 10 Thirteen Coolies Charged In Police Court. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Jan. 6. To-day in the Police Court, before Mr. J. C. Derrick, 13 Chinese coolies were charged by Inspector Majid bin Chota with committing an affray a* First Cross Street at 10 a.m. yesterday. Five had
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    LOCAL FLOODS SUBSIDE.
    389 10 Bedok Trage«l>. TWO PEOPLE Mi IN LANDSLIDE. *rttE Motni- svhk'i !»i*\l* .h.l. ihrgv area* of Sh«; u|n the va«ek-en<l had -ul» I this monuritf. lnu lVk-*. i m n mow mcvliv <>ll ilniii ,y car>. Siglap t>l!li(*rvil v« r land-slides, and main m mm were brought down.
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    PENANG'S CHINESE COUNCILLOR.
    365 11 Mr. KliUiSian Ewe Accepts The Seat. Hr. ins: novfnKOF 9)1 Cccil cwmmM ittU.i nn v i»t '111 (irvitinUMi/ mciillntf .1 I» i-*.-: 'I 1- OHB»"- Con 1 .ul:«'*vt committ..i Ivld ih n "I' iii 11 manor- oiTt/i»» tr> '••riani It'« M ►in*'" Pw». J P hail in
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    MILK STRIKE.
    45 11 Chicago Farmer* Demand Higher Prices. Reuter r I Chicago. Jan. ft A light-it.!: mUK trikv ha.s Uvn «II"d by IB.OHO oih.'tu<«■:! nirmerc. wjihin I "00 miles tuct'ii- of lh* whc 3f<* 1 dfjadJjdi l)i-hcr .rio» Ade<ju. t« -um.i' I r-ronUiv! from inrivp.-nc' I
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    "BEL RETIRO."
    105 11 Wednesday. Dec. 27. P. Simpson. Mr. and Mio. R H M< Cleland, Mr. and Mrs. W. Nelson lx N. N. Kennedy. Captain and Mrs D B. Ridout. Mr. Yen Kai Huang, Mi Khoo Sian Bee and Mr. Parker had luncheon at "Bel Retiro." Thursday. Dec. 28. H. Excellency
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    ROAD ACCIDENTS.
    102 11 Cost More Lives Than Wars. Johannesburg. ROAD accidents throughout the. world have caused more casualties than any war in history, excepting the Great War, declared Mr. T. G. Otley, chairman of the Witwatersrarld branch of the Royal Automobile Club of South Africa, when presenting his annual report. Referring
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    BOMB OUTRAGE.
    61 11 Superintendent Of Police Injured. Reuter. Chittagong, Jan. 7. Mr. M. F. Cleary. Superintendent ol Police, was slightly injured and a Hind j. was killed three bombs were throws by a e:roup of Hindus at Englishmen watching a cricket match. Only one bomb exploded and killed one assailant and
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    ONE OVER THE TEN.
    78 11 4i King Of Drinkers' Fatal Feat. Bucharest. A wealthy land-owner, known as Rumania's -King of Drinkers," has died as a result of one of his feats. For a bet, he drank ten large cans of wine at a sitting. Then, as a gesture, he swallowed a
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Selangor.
    254 11 Mr. S. Muthiah. Assistant Treasurer s Olnee. Kuala Lumpur, who has recently retired from the service, was entertained to dinner by his friends at 1191 Pasar Road. Kuala Lumpur, prior to his departure to Ceylon. The producers of -Journey's End." taged at the Town
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    Penang.
    195 11 The death took place on Jan. 1, at her residence, 2. Peel Avenue, of Mrs. Teoh Kon Moh, wife of the well-known race-horse owner, and only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ang Ban Siew. The Chinese Volunteers <"D" Company* of the P. and P.W.V.C. are giving an "At Home"
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    K.L. FLYING CLUB.
    337 11 Spell Of Bad Weather Experienced. THE December report of the Kuala Lumpur Flying Club states that flying time carried out by the four Club machines during the month was as follows H M. Dual instruction 44 2f> Solo flying 51.10 Cross country 31.05 Passenger flying, etc. 21.55
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    205 11 Looking Forward 99 At The Capitol. "Looking Forward," an M.-G.-M. picture now I hewing at the Capitol, is singularly reminiscent cf a famous M.-G.-M. predecessor, 'Grand Hotel." It is as w?ll staged, perhaps better produced and certainly as enthralling, as the dramatic masterpiece which *he American critics
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    "YOUNG MARSHAL" IN HONGKONG.
    144 11 What He Said To The Press. Hongkong, Jan. 7. I jl/IARSHAL Chang H?u:h Liang arrived ,jW h:i( on Sa'uday. In'erviewod by the i Press, he descrbed his obviva'.ior.s during his I stay abroad. J He believed th?* tnough weak militarily China should be encouraged to carry
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    PRETTY GIRL ARRESTED.
    135 11 Alleged Member Of Espionage Organisation. Ueislugfot'v Nov. 2U. young and attractive servant yii'i Jenny AntiUa, in ihe employ of on officer of high rank in lhe Finnish army lias be<M» arrested In Vosu, following the discovery by the police of an espionage organisation operutliV< from that town
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    "NEVER WORK TOO HARD!"
    124 11 Advice From The Oldest Woman In The World. Reuter. Sanla Arm CAlifortuu i Most 'jJU p-nple Unr«l WC-'fc ou: Senom Mar.iUu ii* la tto>a i» woman in Mtdr !l r»t»i ir« mc MiuVs wtJiid, s different. Aiid .!u* JU'-l 112 li ot"u'' 1- I»" "NOMT *OIX
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    BERLIN "PLAY CENTRE."
    106 11 Stadium, Lecture Halls And Skittle Alley. Cologne. Workers' "play centres" are to be built !u Berlin, Munich and Cologne. Dr. Ley, leader of the German Labour Front, has decided that the first of these shall be started here shortly. The "play centie" will contain twj halls, each
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    PLANES FROM EPSOM SALTS?
    102 11 London. Motor cars and aeroplanes made from Epsom Salts may be the next wonder produced by the metallurgical chemist! It is understood that experiments are being made by the Department of Industrial and Scientific Research in search of a metal lighter than aluminium which would be
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      143 11 fl Ilkilnh i\\\\\\\m in the limbs and other v I Ijl disturbances are often Ihe conse- 1111 quences of intolerable heat and I j j great variations in temperature. One I I j j feels completely exhausted and list- Ijl 'ess. Bear in mind that y 4 GAR DA N'
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    Brady Pays Dearly For Adopting Wrong Tactics.
    815 12 Suares Wins In Three Rounds. Last Night's Boxing At The New World. (By "X.0.") ARTHUR Suares dispelled all doubts as to his claims as a boxer of merit wnen he decisively beat Sgt. Jim Brady at the New ■World Arena last night. Tne
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    CARNERA & SCHMELING.
    119 12 CARNERA SCHMELING. Champion Annoyed By Press Report. Pnmo Carn-ra. heavy-weight champion cf the world, seem d angry when told of a repoit that he will meet Max Schmeling. former holder of the title, in Italy next autumn. "Certainly not," he said impatiently. "Not until Schmeling has fought and b aten
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    WALKER CUP GOLF.
    46 12 United States Team Selected. Reu f er. New York. Jan. 6. The U. S. G. A. have ramed the following Walker Cup players for the ma'ches aSt. Andrew's on May 11 and 12: Quim t (capt.), Dunlap, E?an, Goodman. Little. Marston, MorUar.d, Westland.—Reiser.
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    ALL-IN WRESTLING DEATH.
    99 12 (From Our Own Correspondent J London, Dec. 21. The d ath of Ernest Wells brings all-ln Wrestling tfgain into the news. This mm waa Hercul s; he had been s'.yied Eland's best developed man. He had conquered gnat wrestle:s including Colin MacDcnald the champion Scot. G. Phillip;,
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS.
    43 12 The list of office bearers appointed for lawn tennis at the S.C.R.C. meeting on Saturday should read: Captain, Mr. Lim Bong Soo; vice-Captain, Mr. Chua Choon Leong; convenor. Mr. Lim Seng Watt?hu r tt e pitt tlve on SiTA Chon e
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    ENGLISH RUGGER.
    108 12 Saturday's Principal Match Results. Lcnd-n. Jan. 6. The Englsh trial at Twicknham. the Welch trial at. Cardiff, and the principal Cub matches played to-day resulted as follows: Eng'and 20 The Rest 5 Bath 6 Richmond 10 Bristol 25 RAF. 9 GHoucster 16 r?>onport Servic s 3 Guy's Hospital
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    PERAK RACES.
    111 12 Handicaps fr-r the sceord t'.iy of the Petals T. C.'s professional me ting at Ipoh, on Wednesday, Jan. 17. are as foilcws: HACK I. —Honrs, Cass I Div. t fu.lnnjrs. 2.45 p.m. Aquila 9.0 Golden Harp 8.0 bandbath 8.13 Tc:d'i 8 4 Farch?M 8.12 War Linen 8.1 Prrle
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    AUSTRALIAN TENNIS.
    59 12 The Victorian Association have ambitious plans for their promotion of next year's Australian championships at Melbourne. Norman Brookes, the old Davis Cup player, stated recently that they proposed to invite two players each from England, France, America, Japan, South Africa and New Zealand to compete in I the
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    THE SECOND TEST IN CALCUTTA.
    769 12 Indians Fail To Avoid Follow On. Reuter. ALL-INDIA just failed to avoid having to follow on in the Second Test against England, which was begun on Friday. The Englishmen batting first scored 403 ram and the Indians' reply totalled 247 runs. They commenced their second
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    MALAYA CUP FINAL.
    340 12 The Singapore Fifteen Selected. THE Malaya Cup rugby football final will be played in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday be. tween Singapore and Penang. Particular interest is being centred in the game as It is the first inter Settlement final game as it is the first inter-Settlement final
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    THE S.A.F.A. SOCCER LEAGUES.
    281 12 Entries Close At Noon On Jan. 31. ENTRIES are invited by the S.A.F.A. from teams wishing to compete in the Association's 1934 League competitions. Applications must be accompanied by a fee of $10. Entries close on Jan. 31. Applications are also invited from teams wishing to
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    SIAMESE TURF.
    63 12 Former Singapore Resident Wins Derby Race. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Jan. 6. Their Majesties witnessed the race for f he Siam Derby at the Turf Club yesterday. The race was won by Saucy Sue. the .second favourite, 'he owner being a former Siamese Consul General at Singapore.
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    N.S. "ALL BLUES" WIN.
    790 12 Yesterday's Rugger. LOSERS GIVE KEEN DISPLAY. JJUGGER history was made yesterday when the Negri Sembilan non-European rugger XI, the "All Blues," played the Singapore Chines*: at the Jalan Besar Stadium, and de feated them by a goal, a dropped goal and three tries (8 points) to
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    The English And Scottish Leagues.
    1379 13 Spurs T{out Aston At Villa Park. pUF. result"; of Saturday's English and Scott i h 1 League matches as cabled by Reuter. and I uc t.-.blrs brought right up to date are ENGLISH LEAGUE, Div. L Ml 1 Sheffield W. 1 N toa v l
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    JAPAN'S GREAT ADVANCE.
    56 13 Eleven World's Records In A Season. remarkable progress made by Ja] wimmera during the past four i: emphasised by their record for the season just closed. gether eleven world's records— hi by m< n and three by women -were often by th. Japanese champions, and in eight
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    QUEEN'S SCHOLAR.
    55 13 No Award To Malay In F.M.S. H D Jesudason, of the Victoria Institution, Kuala Lumpur, is the winner of the only Queen's Scholarship in the F.M.S. this year. Sixteen candidates sat lor the examination. Although there were three candidates in the Malay section, no award has been made
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    WOMEN'S WORLD GAMES.
    106 13 Twenty-Six Nations Expected To Compete. 'From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Dec. 21. The Women's Amateur Athletic Association is preparing for the greatest year of sport since the association was founded in 1922. The Women's World Games, the greatest of all international tournaments, is to be held in
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    CHEAPER LAWN TENNIS.
    62 13 The adoption by the International Lawn Tennis Federation of a harder bal! on Jan. 1 implies that lawn tennis will be cheaper. The new type of ball will give a more regular performance and will have a longer life. In view of the many thousands of balls
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    NOW SHOWING A PROFIT.
    476 13 Selangor Turf Club. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. s'Frnm Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 6. rpHE annual general meeting of the Selangor Turf Club was held yesterday, Mr. T. H. presiding. Presenting the accounts, the chair man said that expenses showed a considerable reduction over last year.
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    S.C.R.C. MEETING.
    86 13 Cricket And Lawn Tennis Office Bearers. A meeting of the tennis and mckct sections of the S.C.R.C. was held yesterday at the club, with Mr. Chong Thutt Pitt <hon. secretary) in the chair. The following were appointed officebearers for the year: LAWN TENNIS. Captain, Mr. Chua Choon Leon?;
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY.
    44 13 S.C.C. II v. the S.R.C. to-day at the S.R.C: Dr. J. M. A. Lowson; J. R. McDougall. C. E. Brooke; P. H. Harrison. Y. W. Brand, C. Fittock; E. McCreanor. C. A. Carey, Rev. Nigel Williams, C. N. Reed, J. N. Wainright.
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      285 13 Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force over $33,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.. Ltd. i (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building. Cecil Street. Singapore. liONDON OFFICE- 27 Old Jewry EC The Ccmpany has £20.000 deposited v.ith the Supreme Court of England and compl.es with
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      570 13 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diarj is provided specially for them. Secretaries art invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-dat? and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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    The Penang Amateur Race Meeting.
    604 14 Big "Dividends And Exciting Sport. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Jan. 6. SATURDAY'S Amateur race meeting held by the Penang Polo Club in conjunction with the Penang Turf Club provided interesting sport. Polly Peachum provided the biggest upset cf the afternoon in the fifth event,
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    STATE HOCKEY.
    413 14 Perak Beat Selangor At Ipoh. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Jan. 6. PERAK beat Selangor 3—o in an exciting match to-day. Following the opening bally-off Perak attacked and hustled the Selangor defence for a few minutes but failed to find the net. Selangor retaliated by keeping play in
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    "GREAT EASTERN."
    291 14 Awards For 1933 Successes. A PLEASANT function took place on Friday afternoon in Messrs. John Little's Restaurant, when Mr. P. C. B. Newington, Inspector of Agencies, Southern Malaya, of the Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.. Ltd.. was "at home" to head office agents, some thirty agents being in
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    THE PERAK RACE MEETING.
    304 14 Handicaps For First Day. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Jan. 6. THE weights for the first day of the Perak race meeting next Saturday are as follows: RACE I.—Horses, Class 3, Div. 2, 6 furlongs. Melton's Pride 9.0 Walla Walla 8.4 Sky Raider 9.0 Laneham 8.4
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      299 14 ECZEMA ON HANOS_4_YEARS Incapable of Work. Healed by Cuticura. I had eczema on my hands for foui years. It itched and burned so that 1 could not sleep. It started with little pimples that were always wet and then scaled over, rendering me incapable of work. "I tried various kinds
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    OUR TRADERS' VIEWS.
    96 15 Letters To The Editor [Our nadert are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that th? "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspodents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double sprang), and on one
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    Malayan Industries, Ltd.
    187 15 iTo Wr EtfJinr, "Malavo Tribune."} Tin pronpeetu* ol Malayan Industries, i 'ifvcorwl in issue nf Oct. 8 JaM II I i* m> nilirr urtvht Thi» enterprise has been in <ome c nitcmcn in Singapore, «ho tlv Indians. and the shares «re oftcn-d r Mit'-urripu. a prtnciiJelly to
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    Serangoon Buses.
    126 15 T'i /&c y.ditftr, "Malaya Tribune."f Sir —Wo* lun; UVe mxciUlto-QUWs are gone .id Ibr »r? here, the people of r rayapcjir a.re gruo*blJ»\i a sreat deal. From Turr.pen» u Ptnlayson Oreen costs 12 r.r- i NOl bi*i but the trouble b that you »a r be tlsud »hr
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    586 15 iTn i'lr lathi* "Ifairya Tribune.'*) 17)- *rr ic« which la at present J UpjK-r Srrarjioon by the -non Co l>. opart from cver.lcnL bu: 1 cannot understand win not mUow thrm to fo mpenk Board authorities I am !o!d, 4t- width of tlif» road from ihe ii to Pc'iwtgol Road
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    CHINESE STUDENTS ABROAD.
    346 15 More Now Going To Europe. T i» M"-yr student. perennial v irt tn the field of international 1 it'j! io!>, .ntppar? to be transferring his 1 iCMta.'i»!- from the United Slates to &Mr»>{xBt i tie War, Jupan held first place 'Cl tii11 '-.t student migrants; after the
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    ALBANIA'S "COMING Of AGE."
    98 15 Delegates' Homage To Their King. Tirana. Albania, the romantic kingdom on the shores of the Adriatic, recently celebrated its "coming of age." It was in 1912, that its In* dependence ir.om Turkey was proclaimed. More than 400 Albanian delegates from different parts of the country and
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    PRINCE IMPRISONED.
    91 15 i Wife Also Immured In Castle. Viennu. Print*, Bernhard of Saxe-Meiningen, who Is now serving a six weeks' sentence in Klagenfurt jail for his pro-Nazi activity, is to be transferred to the concentration camp at Woellersdorf for an indefinite period. His wife, the Princess, will remain as a
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    ANCIENT TEMPLE STONE.
    96 15 Relic Of Roman Expeditionary Force. Reuter. Paris. The entrance stone of a Roman temple has been discovered in an old mill on the road from Cambrai to Le Cateau, where it has been used as a I step for 115 years. j The stone bears a Latin
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    STRONGER ARMY FOR THE U.S.
    438 15 Chief Of Staff's Report. "BELOW THE DANGER LINE." Washington, Nov. 26. A CONVICTION that "the American Army's stiength in penoi.rel and mac-rial and its readiness for employment are below the danger line" is expressed to-day by Gen. Douglas McArthur, Chief of Staff of the Army.
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    "NO MORE MAGICIANS."
    140 15 Boom In "Sorcery": Swiss Town's Ban. Reuter. Zurich PiOfesaioual 'magicians" have been floe kin* "to Swltcnteriand m such numbers during recent months tnat the authorities are .erlously alarmed. To protect the- public the £unch police have banned the admission of any more member* or the profession into
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    COMPULSORY "JERKS."
    143 15 AH Young Yugo-Slavs Must Be Fit. Reuter. Belgrade. Every inhabitant of Jugoslavia, male and female, between the ages of seven and 2(j years, must undergo a course in physical "jerks," according to a law which has just been passed. Children and students will receive physical training at their
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    WHERE WOMEN MUST WORK.
    57 15 Foochow, Dec. 11. The Foochow Government ha 3 issued an order instructing that the wives and daughters of all military officers in the People's Revolutionary Army, except those who enceinte, must accompany" the army to the "front" to minister to wounded soldiers. Women above the age
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    Fighting Malaria.
    277 15 In years gone by only one method was known for (he treatment of malaria; th? administration cl quinine ho ever increasing doses, to overcome the attacks as they came on. But at best thi~ war enly a palliative, and quinine has unpl a. c mt reactiens, causing deafness,
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      710 15 TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. GMT B.a.m. Time Signal from Big Ben. News Bulletin. Dairy Produce Notes supplied by tne Intelligence Branch of the Imperial Economic Committee. 8.15 am. An Italian Serenade (gramophone records). 8.45 a.m. A sports talk. 9 0-10.0 Time Signal from Greenwich. The Northern Studio Orchestra, directed by John Bridge.
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      401 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. LEONG "sAN TONG. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a General Meeting of Leong San Tcng will be held in the office of Messrs. Evan Wong and Co.. the Secretaries, on the 2nd floor cf "China Building Chulia Street. Singapore, on Saturday. JanWv 20. 1934. at 11 o-cloek
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      357 16 NOTICE. ESTATE OF TAN KIM WATT, DECEASED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application has been made to the Honourable the Colonial Secretary. Straits Settlements, for the I necessary licence to exhume with a view to burial elsewhere the coffins buried in the 24 graves standing on the piece of
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