Malaya Tribune, 1 December 1934

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya Vol XXI, No. 292 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday. Dec. 1, 1934. Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1934.
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    GIRL'S CORNER AUNT SALLY'S LETTER
    55 2 Dear Girls. Owing ;o th~ large number or oonti ibutiuns which I received !a*i week, j number of the inoiV recent cc nirfbutions have to be held over. Ihis rush o/ letters is all very en coutAllnit and I hope that yuu will Rrcp »1
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    More Haste Less Speed
    360 2  -  By "Rosalindd C." I Th s Is a proverb which comes with it the meaning thai, excessive haste 15 u/ten I hp cause of delay. A great many 1! us dare not contradict tnla. for i' .ias proven true only too many imes in •ur lives.
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    The Samoans
    166 2  -  By "Snowdrop," The Samoans are the inhabitants of nil Island called Samoa, which is in the Pacific Ocean and east of the Fip Islands. The Sumoans belong to the Malav race. They are very brave. They ar*> fond of dancing. Their dance beinv I:. town as ihe Sira"
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    An Introduction
    154 2  -  (By "Venus." Hello Girls!" is 11 not grand for one to be wearing a badge, not* an ordinary one but one that entitled one to be ii member of the 'Girl's Circle" with everybody admiring the beautiful badce 1 not know how much 10 thank Aumie Sally, but
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    Politeness & Good Manners
    349 2  - Politeness Good Manners (By "Juliet." Politeness is the practice ot" good manners and courtesy. If a man washes to be polite he must practise if for a long time. The manners and doings of the well-bred people should be practised by us. Th; are all good and kind. Constant practices
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    Swimming
    293 2  -  1 By "Titania Wong" There is no finer sport in the world than swimming. Not only is it healthy and enjoyable, but it has a great practical value, for the swimming ability of a person may one day be means of saving a life. It is the only sport
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    A Chat
    73 2  -  (By "Y. K. Neo." Hello! Girls, sorry for not appearing in our Corner. I hope Aunt Sally will excuse me for not doing so. I like reading sister "Lucky Star's" article on "My Ambitions." and it interests me very much. Where are our cousins. May Chan, Social Chan,
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    A Little Raindrop
    429 2  -  ßy "Raindrop." My friends and I first existed in form of vapour. The air is ah drinking water from rivers. I drains, muddy roads arid wet cloth Vapour is always present in the at phere though it is not always visib Higher and higher we went wl
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    Habits
    170 2  -  (By "Juliet." Habits are formed in a man in two ways. A man is good when h correspond with his goodness man :'s he who has acquired a habits. When a man is accustom habits he will do good aci life. But when a man. bad habits he will
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    The Ostrich
    105 2  -  (By "Daffodil." The ostrich is the largest of all bird Its home is in the sandy desert > Africa and Arabia. Like the camel can live a long time without water. Though it has wings, they are small to fly with; but in running uses them as paddhs.
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      218 2 V 1 ■ll»IIMilllHt!!t!l«lillllliimWMIM!IUIIW BUY LUSINA. 1 NOVELTY AND QUALITY. I When buying a watch do not be tempt-ed by cheap prices. Cheap watches are 1 not reliable and do not always give the correct time. In the long run it I I nwtys to get- a good watch. We have
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      215 2 No. 42. CONSUMPTION HAS BEEN CURED. A Remedy for Consumption Has Been Found. DERK P. YOXKERMAN, DISCOVERS*? Of THE NEW REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION Marvellous as I* may seem after centuries cr failure, a remedy has b;en discovered mat has cured the deadly Ccnsumptiou even in the advanced stages of the
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    MR. ANTHONY EDEN
    139 3 Descended From A Swedish Saint I i I Stockholm. MR. Anthony Eden, th*s Lord Privy Seal, is descended from a Swedish saint. This has been revealed in Stockholm by Mr. Agnar Fngs'.roem, a Swedish genealogical expert. He has presented Mr. Eden with a family tree shewing that
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    SOCIETY OF FRIENDS
    101 3 Quaker Organisation To Have A New Secretary j Londo.i. The Friends Service Council—vhc Quaker Missionary organisation responsible for the work of the Society of friends in India. Africa, the Far and Tear East and in Europe—is to have a tew secretary. He will be Mr. Paul Dudley
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    NEW COMMODORE
    99 3 Captain C. G. Sedgwick For Hongkong I London, Nov. 9. Captain C. G. Sedgwick has been apxrinted to H.M.S. Tamar as Commocort D charge of H.M. Naval Establishment Hong Kong, where he will succeed Commodore F. Elliott. The appointment w.ll take eit'ec: from vlarch 2 next. Captain Sedgwick
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    "MR. COLLEAGUE"
    89 3 Tram Men Urped To Be Polite To One Another Prague. Back-chat between divers and conductors of trams here has got to stop The municipality has issued in order ?njoining them to be as polite and respectful among themselves ar> they are to their passengers. "Familiar expression*" must not
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    PUNCTUATION ERROR
    113 3 Parliamentary Bill Had To Be Killed j T Prague. f HE Czechoslovak parliament passed a measure allowing a tax moratorium to farmers in districts where there had been a bad harvest this year. Then it was discovered that a fullstop had been printed at a critical point, instead
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    PREMIER'S KIND ACT
    118 3 Indian Potentate's Care For Injured Cyclist Hyderabad. Deccan. I The wobbling cycll&t was flung down by the rushing motorcar and Qumrud* din lay unconscious on the road. The next ear that crme along stopped with a grinding of brakes. An old max* stepped out and gave quick
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    PALESTINE INDUSTRY
    113 3 Excellent Tomato Ketchup Produced Jerusalem. Tomato ketchup, said to be .)i an ex- j •f 1 «>-t quality is th 3 lavssi product of the of ti»« ?«IJ LiOl M- fac" a s dim ~>f *hem financed by German Jewish immigrants, i have sprung up lately in the
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    EGGS SMASHED
    102 3 Pitched Battle Between Bees And Pheasants Berlin. A pitched battle between sitting phea HUlta and a swarm of bees at Cassel Kessia. resulted in the repulse of the bees with heavy losses on botn sides. Tha bees started it, by buzzing around the brooay hens. One of the
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    460 3 Acreagei of Tappable Bnbbf not Sapped »n Ks atea of 100 Acres ana over, for ;fae moaili ending October 31, 1884. Acre.** of lappa..* Rubber no- tapped A rea "oTlappabie Rubber Xlxu W s K h haVe tnl,rel > which have oar'ly never been tapped Total Percentage
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      510 3 BAR-LOCK TYPEWRITER AGENCY the opening of a Showroom at All users of Typewriters and office appliances are invited to examine 1 the latest all British Bar-Lock Typewriter 1 I Typewriters Bought, sold, repaired, exchanged. in i 9 BAR-LOCK TYPEWRITER AGENCY m m 61, The Arcade, Singapore. Branch offices throughout Malaya.
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      141 3 POWDER! Wpfl I Ti KsSĔm s bedbugs, ants, cockroaches, j ff^?^D3 *y Bajf jjjlj eas> cc etc Mas a th fOf^/^^KiX TEETH SPARKLING ft —BREATH FRAGRANT WITH COLGATE'S r j Millions of dainty women, Colgate's Ribbon Dental millions of immaculately Cream contains the same groomed men the world polishing ingredient
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    Shipping News & Notices. CHARTER-PARTY DISPUTE
    1090 4 Shipping News Notices. CHARTER-PARTY DISPUTE Appeal From Umpire's Award iiM t,he King s Bench Divia.on, Mr. Jub J tice Macmnnon ban givett juuaoiexi- in a dispute aris ng i»u." 01 a ar Dilation nward between the bbiijpiiig Co., Ltd., owners of 'he steauier 1'emeuien, und the Anglo-Sovie. Co., l;J the
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    NORMANDIE DESIGN
    417 4 Reversion To Whale-Back Type Criticised IT in eurivun 10 w tlml l|,v French dosigners have rever.ed to the 0 ld whale-back HrranyememH in ihe doo'gn of then new LWU-f:. ship, Norm«ndio. and that hey a r.. anticipating that its adop.fon w ill unauiu them to press the vessel
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    BELIEVED DROWNED
    76 4 Twenty members of the crew of a ju l) have been missing since November h and ar e believed to have drowned. While rival factions in r h" crew of t mnk were en-aged in a free-for-all nev Haichow. he junk, which was sailing t Shanghai from Ha
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    FISHING WAR
    135 4 Portuguese Sink Spanish Trawler A Spanish steam trawler from Port Vigo has been sunk in the course ol an encounter wi h a Portuguese fishng smack off the Portuguese coast, durag which the two vessels exchanged a .•umber of according to press reports. One of the members of
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    SAILORS PICKED UP
    108 4 hour French sailors, part of the crew of a shipwrecked sailing vessel. were landed here by the German steamer Spezhi, which had picked hem up off the Portuguese coast, where their vessel had -unk in a recent storm. The sailors reported ihat the other lifebeat wi h
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    FINE RECORD OF CAPT. FULLER
    694 4 Was 47 Years A Yangtze Pilot /jOKTY-SEVEN and a half years a p.lot P on the Yangtze—such it, *.he fine record of Captain E. F. r tiller, one of ne oldest members of the WoosungKankow Pilot Associa ion, Ltd., who has recently retired and left
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      420 4 MTEAMER SAILINGS. BR i TIS HI INDIA T. fz O. S. N. Co/s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. INCH! 17 000 Dec. 7 ROMALJ 5.8 !u Dec. 11 ILDERA 16,000 Dec. 21 1935. R W U PINDI 17,000 Jan. 4 BAI GALORE 5,00f« Jan. 17 '•VJP'UTANA 17,000 Jan. 18 <
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      187 4 I |ff LLOYD TRIESTINO f (Incorporaf''l in Italy). g EXPRESS SERVICE. I CARGO SERVICE. I SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. ailing at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, I Calling at Colombo. Bombay. Suez > $SaL Ade Massowah Suez, Port ft Cj Port Said. Brindisi, Venire Trieste! ha d P raeU S S X
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      361 4 HAMmraa-AMERIKA T tvtf Deut?eh |H n P Australische DampfsehhTs Gesellschaf.. (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICF OUTWARDS HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND IAPAN PORTS. Due Spore s.s. OLDENBURG, via Manila Dec 2 m.s. LEVERKUSEN, via Manila Dec 11 A KARNAK, via Manila Dec. 21 1935. ms. BURGENLAND, via
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      529 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. +g NORDDEUTSCHKK <CT LLOYD. ffH*itffir» 'Incorporated in G*rm#.ri7 t The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures I OUTWARDS. 1934 "SAARBRUCKEN," for Manila H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan Dec. 6 DONAU." for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan Dec. 20 HOMEWARDS For Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremen. 1934 S "MAIN," also
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    140 5 ki bbkk dealings VERY DULL I»u> r* Shy Of High Prices /1, Our financial Correspondent) .-dnyajiore. Saturday, 11 a.m. I Prices l i t- (Singapore)» 21 cts„ down 1 j ct. i k«•' lone: Dull. ..rday's Prices:— (>'j{d., <lown 1 I6d. I TonO: Quiet. m Yitrk: 13
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    U.S. USING MORE RUBBER
    130 5 Thousand Tons Up Last Month B: Air Mall i from Our Otrn Correspondent) London. Nov. 21. a M1K1CAN lubber consumption ia >:uei gjreater han the nutnad auricipa:ed Mricing L9i.e ot n expecting only around 30,000 Actually, he figure t»irned out :o 11 51.347 tons. Approximately, the
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    Financial News & Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1403 5 Financial News Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS The following mining share quotations are issued by Fraser Co., exchange and stock brokers. Rubber quotations are those of Fraser Co., and Lyall and Evatt: MINING Singapor?, Saturday, 10 a.m. The following mining share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co., exchange and
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    PROFIT OF LINGUI TIN, LTD.
    492 5 Why Interim Dividend Is Withheld Singapore, Saturday THE sixteenth annual general meeting of Lingui Tin, Ltd., was held at the registered office of the company in Market Street at noon yesterday. Mr. J M. Slme was in the chair and the others present were Messrs.
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    TIN STATISTICS
    92 5 Malayan Exports For October THE Warden of Mines reports that the Tin and Tin-inore exports (excluding Buffer Stock Tin) from the F.M.S. for the mon h of October were 2,021 tons and as ascertained by sales, totalled 2,108 .ons". bo h tonnages being calculated at 7.">.5 per cent,
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    PINEAPPLES SAVOURIES
    181 5 Britain Learning Culinary Tricks tDy Air Mail) < From Our Oum Correspondent > Loiulun, Nov. 21. Hnc&ppic m savour>* is stiU so mucn a y as to evoke ::tM'priac whenever us applicu ion is publicly dt-nton-s 1 rakd. Mrs FeiIUen's culinary cricks are «t-tisic-tmt! big crowds et the
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    AIR MAIL SERVICE TO AUSTRALIA
    390 5 Details Of Facilities For Malaya FROM Monday, Dec, 17. the General Post Office, Singapore, will close air mails for despatch every week by J the aircraft of the new Singapore- Australia service which will operate in connection with the Imperial Airway; England-Singapore service. The mails
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    SMUGGLING OF SILVER
    48 5 Nanking Prohibits New Shipments Shanghai, Dec. 1. The Ministry of Finance. Nanking, has issued an order prohibiting the shipping of silver deposits t 0 Amoy and Swatow. The measure is aimed to check smuggling of silver from China for i broad Mm Kuo Jih Pao.
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    DREDGING STATISTICS
    56 5 A memorandum from the Renong Consolidated Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., i states that for the month of November, 1934, the number of hours run was 450 and 120,500 cubic yards were treated. The number of pikuls of tin ore won was 600. The estimated cost was $13,000. The
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    BRITAIN AND GOLD BLOC
    266 5 Favours Status Quo A SHOUT-SIGHTED ATTITUDE Reuter. London, N*<jv. '50. THE British and American atutu' towards devaluation l«y the gold Woe is t lie subject of articles in tin Financial New». It is stated that when British authorities are consulted us to who kher a member
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    RUBBER SHAKE-OUT
    147 5 Lewis Peat's Market Report Singapore. Friday. AFTER the recent shake-out which now on maturer consideration appears to have been unjustified, the market lias recovered some of the lost ground, and the outlook again looks more cheerful. American consumption for Novemoev is expected to be about 33,000 tons ana
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES
    85 5 During the week ended Nov. 24 exports of tinned pineapples from Malaya* ports amounted to 3,729 cases, of which 5.514 (63 per cent.) cases were to cne United Kingdom. 20 to the Contingent of Europe. 2.250 to Canada, and 945 exsewhere. The total exports f cr the period
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    39 5 We are informed hat the directors [of the Sungei Bagan Rubber Co., Lta., and the Jeram Kuantan Rubber Estate, I Ltd.. have accepted a standard of proI duction for this year of 745.705 lb. and i 535,541 lb. respectively.
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      172 5 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DAILY PRICES CURRENT. r X M.A. No. LX. Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Singapore, Friday, noon. Buyers. Sellers. Spo; (loose) ti% Urn I O B > December 21 21% Jan. March 22% 22^ Apt.l June 24 U 24% ily Sept. 25*4 25% rone of Market: Very dull. Latest
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      22 5 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOD CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. HE\D OFFICE: 16D. Cecil St., Singapore.
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      82 5 iNederlandsche Handel.Maa t sc happi j, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY). Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE, BATAVIA. Branches throughout the Dutch East Indies and in the Straits Settlements, India, China, Japan and Arabia. LONDON BANKERS: The National Provincial Bank, Limited. Correspondents
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      221 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). r* SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, Ltd., THE HO HONG BANK, Ltd. AM) THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, Ltd. CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE: CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH; 438, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee
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      392 6 1». HASSAN, M, A 17, BRAS BAS AH ROAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service line. We give prompt attention to all orders either big or small. Why not consult us about your requirements Estimate submitted upon request without charge or obligation. 'PHONE
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      488 6 THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD. NOTICE JARDINE WHARF JARDINE STEPS Jardine wharf will be handed over to the Wharf Extension Contractors on the Ist December, 1934, from and including which dab- this wharf will not be available for shipping cargo or vehicular traffic. The public landing at Jardine Steps will be
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      659 6 PUBLIC NOTICES. SINGAPORE PAMILV~BE \EFI"F~ SOCIETY. The twenty-first Annual General Meeting of the members of the above Society will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hal! Singapore, on Tuesday, 4th December ii»:]4 at ;> p.m. LIM SENG KIANG. Hon. Secretary. DISTRESS SALE IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THF STRAITS SETTLEMENTS
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      415 6 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED—A Lady Canvasser to canvas advertising contracts for a leading Journal. Apply Box No. 484, c o Malaya Tribune. WANTED. —Coat, Waistcoat Trousers Makers only Ist class men considered Apply in person to the Manager before 8 a.m. H. B. Winter, 20, Battery Road, Singapore. WANTED WANTED—An Active
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      327 6 EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOeL. Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). 1 A. Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical Education -Systematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, <c etc. Booklet free. M. ANCIANO, Principal. ENSURE
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      517 6 VERY* LATEST CLOCKS WATCHES A JUST RECEIVED If and ar? now ON DISPLAY A YICK WOH HING J 429, North Bridge Road 9 (Near Middle Road). P S PERM, European Ha irdre,- r^. 79, Stamford Road, TO LET. TO LET—No. 38, Scott* Road rj Baobid, 31, Dhoby Ghaut. TO LET—No.
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    DRIVER NOT TO BE BLAMED
    302 7 Another Fatal Accident In Ampang Itoad tFrom Our Own Rrpirrter) Kuaiu Lumpur. Nov. 30 ■fR. J. B. Biddulph. the Coroner, held Iff an inquest this morning in the ri ,«,if CC nd Magistrate's Court into the aeatii Of a Boyanesc. Nadi bin Hajtrai.n i? 89
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    5,000,000-YEAR-OLD FLEA
    33 7 Berlin. A flea, estimated to be 5.000.000 years eld, has found embedded in amber mines in Palmnicken. East Prussia. The mine owners believe it i: the oldest fi°i in -he world.
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    K.L. "CIRCUS"
    60 7 Experiment With Gyratory Traffic System (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 30. On Monday next, the traffic authoriles will experiment with the gyratory raffle system at the corner of Java :treet embankment and Malacca Street. A temporary pear-shaped island will hs marked off and all traffic will
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    ORDERED TO JOIN SOCIETY
    139 7 Violently Assaulted When He Refused Singapore, Friday. CONVICTED on a charge of voluntarily causing hurt, a Chinese, Ong Perm, Wah. wis fined $80. '.v rt-»fauh 'hice months' rigorous imprisonment, by trie District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer) to-day. The. fine Was paid. The complainant, a vegetable
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    CONTRABAND TOBACCO
    69 7 Fine Of Eight Hundred Dollars Singapore, Friday. Pleading guilty before the District Judge (V.r. H. A. loirer) to-day to a| change of possession of $274 worth of dutiable tobacco, a Chinese, Ng Cnu Ho, was fined $800, in default 11 months' rigorous imprisonment. He was arrested by Revenue
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      555 7 Hygienic ...Handy and Best' Gibbs Solid Dentifrice is the world's best dentifrice in the most convenient and hygienic n. Economical and cleanly in use. Neat—dust-proof. Indispensable for children and when travelling-. You'll be delighted with Gibbs Solid Dentiice: your teeth cleaned safely, made sparkling white. Decay g< rms killed, your
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      554 7 CHURCH SERVICES Details For This Week-End ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL 6.50 a.m.. Holy Communion. 7.30 a.m.. Matins. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion (Choral). 10 a.m., Children's Service. 5.30 p.m., Evensong (Choral) and Sermon. H. M. Naval Base 10.30 a.m., Matins and Sermon. JOHORE G. 30 p.m., Service. BETHEL ENGLISH SCHOOL Tuesday, 5.30
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      479 7 Tuesday, 8 p.m., Teachers' Training Class. Wednesday, 8 p.m., Choir Practice. Thursday, 8.15 p.m., CCA. debate. Friday, 4.15 p.m. Girls' Friendly Band Friday, 8.15 p.m. Friendly Band. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Bonham Building, Raffles Square Branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston U.S.A.) 1C a.m.,
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING S.S. NEW YORK LINES
    170 8 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING S.S. NEW YORK LINES Amendment In Tariff Paragraph It is notified for information that paragraph 1 of the York Lines Freight Tariff No. 12. Stora&e in New York, on page 15 of the Taiiff has been amended to read as follows:— "All
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    130 8 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Friday. Eas* Wharf (Entrance Gat* 1 1> Rohna 22: Prominent 20; Toyohikb Maru 19. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3> City of Bagdad 18; Erica 16; Kinta !4; Kamuning 13; Ties. Garfield 11, An tenor 9 Havre Maru 7. Empire
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    52 8 The local agents of the Imperial Airways notify that the outward aeroplane is expected to arrive at Singapore at about 7 p.m. to-morrow. The mail wil. be available to boxholders and window delivery ticket holders immediately. Correspondence for non-boxholders will be sent out by the 8.2? a.m. delivery
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    CHRISTMAS WRAPPERS
    149 8 Packets Intended To Go By Printed Paper Rate The wrappers of Christmas cai\ls. photographs, and other articles intended to be sent by printer*, paper rate, shouid be entirely open at the ends. Wrappers may be tied with s'ring. but should bOl be sealed. Closed envelopes with the corners
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    MONEY MARKET
    201 8 BILLING. Singapore, Dec. L London 3 months' sight 2|4 7 t 32 London 4 months' sight 2|4 3|16 London 60 days' sight, 2|4 5;32 London 30 days' sight 2|4Va London demand 214 3^2 London T.T. 2|4 332 Lyons and Paris demand #75 Hamburg demand 143 New York demand
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    DIARY OF THE DAY
    440 8 WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures* TO-DAY. DEO i Hiyh Tide*,—5.55 a.m.. 6U3 pip Lord Baden-Powell's Vlxit. Boy 3oo»i< and Girl Guide/.' Rally, J.. B Stadium. 4 p.m. Amateur Races KnaJu I.urn put second duy Rugby Scotland v Rest. SCC; In' iCollege Trophy Ma eh,
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    AMUSEMENTS
    90 8 ALHAMBRA.—"Hollywood Party." AFOLLO Chinese stent pictur s. i CAPiTOL The Scarlet Empi EMPIRE,- An Chua Pel: Chua I nese talkie. < 5i O RE^ AT WORLD Cabaret Dancing, ows 111 8 Gra;]d Opera, CiS nese Wayan.es. Cinemas. Talkies, etc T^t R R M 3 CIRCUS. 9.15 pm. Tank Roan.
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      679 8 j SINGAPORE HOTELS I I I I SEA VIEW HOTEL SUNDAY OWING TO THE PRESENT INCLEMENT WEATHER THE BEAUTY PARADE ADVERTISED FOR SUNDAY HAS BEEN POSTPONED. MORNING EVENING CONCERT I DINNER II KM TO 1 P.M. I SERVED ON THE LAWN. SPECIAL CURRY TIFFIN. I CONCERT. GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL SCOTTS
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      196 8 [postal Bjtggggg SINGAPORE MAJLS CLOSE I TO-DAY Trengganu (Tung Sony) 2 p.m Djambl (Toba) 3 p.m. Borneo (North), Brunei and Labuan (Darvel) 3.30 p.m. Sarawak (generally), Miri, Sarikei and Sibu (Darvel) 3.30 p.m. Netherlands Indies, Bagan and Bengkalis (Toboali» 4 p.m. Bandjermasin (Belawan) 4 p.m. Laboean Bilik and Tandjong Balei
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      498 8 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs r.id Societies in Singapore, jfiost of the member* of which are readers of the Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries art invited to co-operate in keeping ;t up-to-date and complete. Happening* of general interest ivill still be included in the
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    IN THE CORONER'S COURT
    603 9 I n known Man Killed NURSING SISTERS' EVIDENCE Singapore, Friday. I'M- Jttiih of a middle-'iged Chinese identity has not yet beer In-ml, formed the subject of an mi held by the Singapore "hit. Mr. W. G, Porter, to-day. I if inquiry waa the sequel to an
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    WELCOME TO NEW GOVERNOR
    233 9 By Singapore Municipal Commissioners Singapore, Saturday. AT their monthly meeting yesterday the Commissioners ley Rco, r P^rt hnr f Pro5l t Mr W. Bartnp W a iP rmfll welcome to the new Governor. Sir Shenton Thomas Mr. BartJey. before the business ol the said that s,nce
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    BRITISH SHIPPING
    172 9 Conditions For Grant Of Subsidy Reuter. I/mdon, Nov. 30. AWHliE Paper has b«*en issued containing a memorandum on finanKal resolutions for assistance tj shipping. Th- .-nb'iidy for tramp ships will no: rxctrri t',000,000 and will be reduced *nlc*.v thic figutv tf the average level of frtk'ht rates during
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    NEW INVENTION
    82 9 The Central Agricultural Experiment Station has- jusf discovered a new chemical powder which will kill a certain kind of vegetable worm which ha? been causing heavy damages to the farmers in Cental China during the fall eeason. It is stated that by applying this powder it will only
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    THE CRIME OF INFANTICIDE
    146 9 Amendment To Colony's Penal Code 1 THE Penal Code of the Straits Settlements is to be amended in the matter of the crime of infanticide. The objects and reasons of a Bill to be introduced in the Legislative Council state: "It is desirable that the law
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    SINGAPORE FLOODS
    405 9 Work In Bukit Timah District Singapore, Friday. THE question of flooding in Bukit Timah district was refeired to at today's meeting of the Municipal Commissioners in connection with a decision cf committee No. 3 agreeing that the lining of the second naif of Bukit TUnat Canal be proceeded
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    DAYLIGHT SAVING
    114 9 To Be Made Permanent In The Colony DAYLIGHT Saving is to become a permanent institution in the Straits Settlements. The Ordinance providing for advancing the clock for 20 minutes was passed as an experiment in 1932 to be in force during 1933 only. It was renewed for thif.
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    PORT EXPERTS DEATH
    70 9 Sir Robert Perks Passes Away In London London, Nov. 29. The death is announced of Sir Robert Perks, the constructional and engineering expert. He was associated with the building of Barry Docks, Preston Docks, the Manchester Ships Canal, the Inner Circle Railway and other big works in
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      50 9 Jit Notice To I c r ß^ sz^e Smokers. Notice is hereby given that all De Reszke cigarette coupons printed with the dates DECEMBER 31, 1934, or JUNE 30, 1935 will be accepted and exchanged against De Reszke gifts or cigarettes up to DECEMBER 31, 1935. Henry Waugh Co., Ltd.l
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      811 10 l^^jg^L^^ l Anna Neagle Sir Cedric Hardwicke I l .************************* l I' l-l-• liHlHl]il!|M|!'lll|ll|ll|!'lh|HlMi:| 'I I' I I'll |ii|ll|l'|M|l!|ll|ll|!!l>i^ i [H)SITIVELY LAST DAY Don't Mis? This Thrilling: Drama of a woman torn from her native land and climbing; to the heights to Z I become a power /hat locked the
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    FRENCH INVITATION TO HITLER
    192 11 '•Join General European Pact" Reuter. Paris, Nov. 30. E LAVAL (Premion, in a written d3claration to the Chamber covering all the burning questions of the day, urged Herr Hitler (who affirms his will for peace* to join France's Eastern European policy. He urged Germany to re-enter
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    FIGHTING NEAR HARBIN
    55 11 Volunteers And Japanese Clash Shanghai. Dec. 1 Fighting broke out alonn the HarbinHailar road two days ago between a band of Volunteers and mix d Japanese and Manchukuo troops. The latter suffered several casualties. Rich copp.r deposit is have bee i located in the Lamtien disttict In
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    SHANGHAI-CANTON RADIO
    51 11 Shanghai Dee. 1. The rad o-telephone service bet uvea Shanghai and Can on is exj ected to s>art next summer. Arrangeraen' !or w m augorauon pt the service have already bt complc eJ. The line ma\ hf I nked n wi h lo Europe and America.—3nin Kuo Jib
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    A LOOK AROUND
    619 12 'J'HERE are two aspects of the Royal Wedding which will live long in the memories of all who came into actual contact with them. The first was one in which we in Malaya could take no direct part; that was London's vociferous. pon eous and affectionate expression
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    252 12 Dr. H Mehta has been appointed to act a:; Medical and Reaitn Officer Laßuan. Mr c T. Mrs. has been ippointed to an as Harbour Master S ilacca. Mr. Moona Kader Sultan has been aopcinted a Justice of the Peace lot cingapcre. Mr. A. B. S. Morton, of Messr Manser**]
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    MORRO CASTLE FIRE
    57 12 Captain And Chief Engineer Arraigned Reuter. New York, Dec. I. Captain Warms and Chief Engineer Abbott, of the Morro Castle, which was destroyed by fire on Aug. 9, have been arraigned before a United States Commissioner on criminal charges of negligence, misconduct and inattention to duty. The
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    Notes and Comments Amsterdam-Singapore In A Day
    196 12 AMSTERDAM one day, Singapore the v'ext! That is the Christmas attraction! promi ed by the X.L.M. with the Douglas machine in which Parmen■■er and Moll made their great flight in the Melbourne air race. The. aeroplane, carrying passengers and mail, will leave Amsterdam
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    Brighter Trade Figures
    133 12 •TPHE report on the trade of Malaya for the month of October, is ued by the D\?partm€i t of Statistics, shows that rhe marked Improvement of the year has been steadily maintained. Imports in October were valued at 42.484.000, as compared with $30,040,000 the corresponding month of
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    Tribute To Planters
    188 12 MR. K. A. Mukar.dan, the Agent of the Indian Government in Malaya pays a graceful tribute to the plantta community in his annual report. He reviews the troubled year of 1933, when conditions in the industry we:e melancholy in the extreme, and stat, > that several planter?
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    Modern Films
    157 12 PERIODICALLY there Ls an attack on the American movie but it teems to have no effect on its popularity. Films of the Tarzan type, often with absurd situations, have the highest appeal. It would seem that the less true to life a film is the better the public
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    Topics Of The Day
    362 12 By "Looker-On" lAMI AM travelling in orde: to draw the boys of the world together in friendship." A So said the Chief Scotr in an interview with the Malay Tribune, and he emphasised the different aims being pursued in Italy and Germany. A Theae boys are
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    ON OTHER PAGES
    42 12 GIRLS' CORNER, 2. FINANCIAL NEWS, 5. CHURCH SERVICES, 7. CLUB DIARY, 8. MUNICIPAL MEETING, 13. ST ANDREW'S SOCIETY DINNER, 15. SPORTS NEWS, 16 and 17. RADIO TOPICS, 19 and 20. "SAFETY LANE" TRAGEDY LN LONDON 22. BOYS' CORNER. 23
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    Singapore Municipality To Support Radio $1,000 A Month For Broadcasting
    4288 13 SUBSIDY FOR A YEAR Keen Debate At Meeting Of Commissioners RADIO lovers in Singapore and other parts of Malaya will welcome the news that the Singapore Municipal Commissioners have decided to support financially the scheme for a broadcasting station in
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    DR. C. J. PAGLAR
    172 13 Medical Council Decides In His Favour NEWS has been received that the General Medical Council, which held an inquiry in London into the case of Dr. C. J. Paglar, the well-known Singapore medical practitioner, 'has decided in Dr. Paglar's favour. Dr. Paglars name was struck off
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    SINGAPORE MAN MISSING
    74 13 Recently Clerk To Messrs. Jitts Co. *R. Tay Soon Hong, a local Srraivs--11! born Chines* of about 50 years of age. is miss ng from his residence, 370, Joo Chiat Road He was last seen at 6 a.m. on Nov. 22 °nd nothing more has been heard
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    PROMISE TO TALK AGAIN
    146 13 Japan And British Naval Proposals Reuter. London, Nov. 30. IJR Matsudaira briefly outlned to Mr. No:mail Davis what Mr. Yamamo o told t'->e Fiist Sea Lo:d. Al rrugh Mr. Yamamoo does not appea; over-op imis;ic wi h regards to he outcome, satisfaction is frit that the
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    CHINESE MISSION
    139 13 Reuter. London. Nov. 30. IfR. Yu Fei Peng, the Chinese VifceMinister of Communications, has completed his tour of the northern shipyards, including an inspection of the new Cunarder. the Queen Mary. He is now beg nning an inspection of posts, telegraphs and telephones and will probably see the
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    F.M.S. EDITION
    118 13 First With News In Kuala Lumpur TO-DAY S F.M.S. Edition of the Malaya Tribune, which was on sale in Kuala Lumpur at 7.30 a.m.. contained a full report of Friday s K.L. Races, over five columns of up-ccuntrv news and a page report of the meeting of the
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    SHOCK FOR BOTH PARTIES
    223 13 Putney By-Election LABOUR EXPECTED VICTORY Reuter. London, Nov. 30. NEITHER party is pleased with the Putney by-election, which Ai Marcus Samuel, the Conservative candidate, won by a majority of 2,663 over Dr. Ldith Summerskill, Labour. Though Labour reduced the Conservative majority compared with 1929, they confidently
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    FIERCE FIGHTING IN KWANGSI
    168 13 Reds Ransack A City Hongkong, Dec. L HEAVY fighting is reported to be taking place in Northern Kwangsi between strong forces of Reds and the Kwangsi and Cantonese troops. Forty thousand Communists invaded the Wansie district. A fierce battle Is in progress. The units under Generals
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    Commissioners And Singapore Harbour Board Rates STEPS TAKEN FOR AMOUNT TO BE INCREASED
    1988 14 LONG EXPLANATION BY PRESIDENT SEQUEL TO ACQUISITION OF MORE PROPERTY BY S.H.B Singapore, Friday. Fl'LL explanation of the position between the Singapore Municipality and th e Singapore Harbour Board in regard to the revision of the contribution
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    GERMANY AND JEWS
    76 14 Reported Reply To Peace Offer Reuter. Berlin, Dec. 1. A REVELATION that internal inn jl /wry had made a peace offer <c Germany on condition that >l»c German Government changed iis policy regarding Jew*- wa> made by Herr Frick, Minister of 'hf Interior, in a speech at
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    NEW WORLD CABARET
    48 14 A special dance extension La 2 a: wi)! be allowed at ;hc New World Cab let to-nigh i. The proceeds will be devoted -o the Poppy Day Fund. The orchestra wil be augmented Castilleno and his piano accordeon ana there will be special vaudeville turns.
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    Scotsmen Welcome The Governor WHEN ST. ANDREW'S NIGHT WAS AN ORDEAL
    1166 15 WHAT ANOTHER COLONY EXPECTED COMPANY OF 600 "MAK' THE R4FfERS DIRL" Singapore, Saturday. j i \vas expected that the Governor would give a broad his- tory of all the activities oi* the Government during the year and an equally
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    H.E. THE GOVERNOR
    1228 15 Tells How The Bagpipes Came HE THE GOVERNOR said: Ever since I came to high estate 2 have felt a little uneasy as St Andrew s Day approaches, and I will tell you why. In the country in which I received my fficiai education it was the
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    THE CINEMAS
    161 15 Wonder Bar 99 At The Ritz The Ritz Cinema's change of programme last night drew a large audience who were quite satisfied with the excellent fare provided Kocsript: n The programme consists of besides a rumbe" ol "shorts," two full-length talkies one of which, shown at tne second
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    CHRISTMAS HAMPERS
    41 15 The Malayan Acii-Horticultural A~;ociation makes a spec al ty of shipp ng Christmas hampers from Malaya. Th number just dispatched is 236, compared with 108 last year, po the va vi ot the service is evid ntly being appreciated.
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    Satisfactory Dividends At K.L. Amateur Races Brown Tony Pays $45 Place Dividend
    983 16 Day Favoured By Fine Weather But Going Heavy (From Our Own Importer) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. IJEAVY rain before the start of to-day's races—the first of the two-day amateur meeting of the Selangor Turf Club—made the goin «r heavy
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    HOME FOOTBALL
    278 16 League Fixtures For To-Day T H fhf°v° W r n are to day s nxtu ™s in the English and Scottish Leagues:FIRST DIVISION. v W'hampton W Blaekmffnp V> Totte nham H. Lrcds Urri V Hud dcrsfield T. L,eeas utd. v. Derby Co Liverpool v. Astori Villa Manchester City
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    ASTON VILLA
    156 16 A Rift Between Players And Management? Eric Hough.on has been trying very hara icr the la*, live games m which he has paiMcpateJ :o score his loom g,<al tor tne Villa in League games. He acnieved ihe feaw agaii.st Manchester v. mad week. But ht is not sheeting
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    AMICABLE B.P.
    91 16 Ihe following have been selected t 0 represent the Amicable Badminton Party against the Harbour-Views Badmin on Party in a friendly match of six singles and two doubles on Sunday a- the latter's 2*** 2 p.m. sharp:—X. S. Low Ang Kah Keng, Tan Keng Sin. Koh Sai Chye,
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    BENDEMEER A.C. BILLIARDS
    65 16 The finals of the Bendemeer Athletic Club English and American handicap billiards tournament will be held on Monday, Dec. 3, at the club house at I and 9.15 p.m. sharp. Refreshments will be served. Ties: 7 p.m. English Handicap FinalTan Kong Guan —150 v. Seah Peng Howe
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    S.C.C. RUSSIAN POOL
    68 16 Ties in the S.C.C. Russian Pool tournament are as*follows:— Monday: 630 p.m.: A. D. Baker .50 v. F. J.• L. Mayger —50. 1 Semi-Final: R. S. Wilson —80 v. R H. Peall scr. 1 i Wednesday: Semi-Final: C H W G o C U n U 75
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    17 16 The following have been invited to play Hockey:on Thursday at S.R.(J. c. G Van J. N. Wainwright.
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    LOCAL RUGBY
    367 16 Two Interesting Matches To-day TWO interesting rugby matches will ty lie place in Singapore t 0 -day, one on the padang between Scotland and ihe Rest, and the oher at Bukit Timah where Raffles College will entertain ihe Medical College in the annual mat.h Rattles were bea en
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    KICKED AT BALL
    69 16 And Broke Bone In The Leg Not often does one hear of a football club manager breaking a bone in his leg. bu vhis is what happened v. Mr. Jack Treasadern of Crystal Palace. rf He was not even taking p art anything approaching a tcrious practice
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    WINNER BOOED
    178 16 I Sonny Lee Knocks Out Bert Bailey i I &2 was booed from the nine a rm I r, nt oo r after knocking out Beit Bailey, of Leeds, in ;he sixth of a ten rounds cornet. Bailey was taking the place of Battline Wh*n a y^ f
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    BIRMINGHAM'S 60 YEARS
    52 16 Birmingrham will celebrate their Diamond Jubilee next season, for the club was founded in 1875, and their first actual ground wa? in Ladypool-lane, now completely buiP up. From Ladypool-lane they migrated lo the Muntz-street enclosure, nhere they stayed for over 30 years, and then they went to
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    GRIMSBY'S DEADLY TRIO
    58 16 One secret of Grimsby's success now that they are back in the First Divis on is the continued ability of the inside forwards to get goals. j Bestall, Glover, and Craven claimed 71 ast season—and already, up .0 mail week he trio have collected 18 our of
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    PRESTON'S LIGHT-WEIGHTS
    70 16 1 I Preston North End endeavour to make up by skilful play what they lack in height and weight in attack, yet the feeling grow, amongst the-r supporters that goals will continue to come sparingly until a forward or two of superior physique is introduced. The average fte
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    INTERESTING HOCKEY ON THE PADANG
    563 16 Command And S.R.C Play Draw Of One All Singapore, Saturday. I LTHOUGH ground conditions were f\ not so conducive to good hockey en account of the recent rain, an exceedingly fast game was played on the S.R.C. giound yesterday wnen the Club held the Malaya
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    WON BY 10—0
    39 16 Clarke Shield Hockey Final In Malacca (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Nov. 29. ST. Francis Institution beat the AngloSchool at hockey to-day in the Clarke Shield final by ten goa s Alphonso de Silva (2). d
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    MAX BAER FLOORED
    129 16 While Refereeing A Wrestling Contest Max Baer, world heavyweight chain P on. has been floored' He was knocked flat by Wild Red" champion was not' boring bUt the Be?rv E?3 H refereein S a wrestling bout Beny had his opponent, Jean Labile in tag champion felled him
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    SOCCER SENSATION
    64 16 Resignation Of Home Club Director I 1 of chairman, and Mr W\ n 'Jl P° s nion Poinied to this position. 3 ap A deputation fr om the directors waitns on Mr. Long to as V lilt 6 consider his decision* He has been t member of the
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    EXCELLENT SWIMMING
    50 16 Club^n^r?^ 1 f c Hampton Aquatic S ton r su P«-Mar€ in 54K sec! in his heat Larson equaled th« English record with 54 sees M v Ffrench Williams Peneuin %n second in 56 sees anTr Dove Tuf 1 bridge Wells Monson" so third m 56V2 sees. m
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    LOCAL BOXING
    82 16 New Arrivals To Train Publicly Singapun SMUIMuv THE Olympic Stadium, B*kit Timid. Kuud. will bi open io j»uh.- <;. ufternMon, when the new «inv.ii» lounir Aide and L'on&ld S'ewar u npfcinl demons'ration uf M M methods. Aide- who bi'hls River? c"' lh> 7 i already iniprusMtl, W- he
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    RUSSIAN FOOTBALLER!
    130 16 Probable isit To England This Season ,oJL r F Te[ V n Office opens i- J' .1 i v!ci o°i RuSi4 a footballers i t »k. M I cmJ ®5 momon 'liis season to p'.* .< 2?,* rep enUn iucui raoi nmg league. The Russians are going »o
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    CRICKET IN S.A.
    75 16 Turf Wicket Laid At Johannesburg Touring Test sides who v sii Joli.n. nesbwrg will i n future nifty e no T h»*'»ks io the Wanderer* The Johanne -burg club huvf wy lurf on 'he whole of 'hcil ijioui" to replace the matiinq wickct Iihheno South African aidt-,
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    A HOLE IN ONE
    53 16 Australian Cricketer As A Golf Player Jack Gregory, onr-Mtue Aiintlnliun I'us bowler in intcrnutional riictttU, hit iixet playing golf at U*se Buy recently, r into I he 'in at 'hi> Hr«t hule, a distance» of 2*2 yimls Thlwn* thf first lime a one hml ln*n secured
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    PRIZE-WINNERS AT OUTRAM SCHOOL
    364 17 principal On Methods Of Education Singapore, Friday. outran) School held their annual iz< Day in the School Hall this Idecoti distributed the prizes resented with a bouquet of ong those present were Mrs. Mr. R. Cheesernan, Mr. Wat\:i Jacobs. pion House for 1934 for the Guan
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    A WORD TO PARENTS
    885 17 •'.,re Children Should Learn A Trade -iii-cjai won 1 to 1 hi» pa cents, ha tlheieas although not a m no; quite happy concerning lit.n 100 boys for when ..I 11 lew a»*o all expressed .1 ioo i«j pL.i.s the Senior I 3(1 par cent, declared
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    SWIMMING
    129 17 Canton S.C. To Send Team Here THE Swimming Club of Canton is sending a team to Singaoor;? early next year. The Canton team will consist of a large number of men and women swimmers including Chan Kee-cheong, Kwok Chanhung. Chan Chan-hing, Sh-k Kam-pui and others who took part in
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    HARMSTON'S BETTER THAN EVER
    547 17 Ten I Packed On Opening Night x Singapore, Saturday. VHliO says f he old show3 are dead? Harmaton's Circus opct.ed its door», to jhe. Singapore public once again In night and was packed out. And it deserved :o be. for the t-how is >eally first-class and
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    PEKAN BADMINTON
    135 17 Tournament Ueaclii<i£ Final 1 Stages •The Pekan District Malav B«idtmntoo tournam nt held uudei 'he *> If if, Hljihness the Sultan of Pahanr. atvi oth r Malay Royalties of Pekan, teaching its final si ages. So far the handicap singles no»' doubles have b?en complied and ih" winner.',
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    BENDEMEER A.C. BILLIARD
    126 17 Koh Hor Khoon And Seah Pen# Howe In Final Koh Kor Khoon and Seah Peng Howe will meet in the final of the Bendemeer Adiletic Club American bill'ards handicap 'ournament, the results in which were as follows:— F>st Round: Koh Hor Khoon —80 beat Tan Joo Siang
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    OEI KHEE ASSN.
    85 17 The tenth an"' v ersar v of the Op' Khee Association 'Thong Yew Koo Luck tPourh 1 will be celpbrpted n f Mr. Low Pene C!erfs Spas de Eas; Coast Road Sierlao. Bth milestone on SaUirdav and Sunday. A snona meetin° will be he l on Sunda
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      162 17 r Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force over $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Company, Limited. (Incorporated it? the Straita Settlement*). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building:, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. Th« Company hu« £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with
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    VICTORIA BRIDGE SCHOOL
    1367 18 Annual Prize-Giving Day Singapore, Friday. boys. 1 should like to see you ah ij grow up to manhood and become worthy citizens of the greatest EmOftrc the World has ever known," said Sir Walter Huggard. the Chief Justice of the Straits Settlements, at the annual prize giving
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    THE IPOH SHOOTING TRAGEDY
    239 18 Mr. Oh Khay Beng Found By Watchman (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Nov. 30. MR. Oh Kay Beng, who was a defendant in the Ban Hin Gold Mines Case, was found dead in his office at Kampar yesterday evening. The deceased was the son of the
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    ALLEGED CHEATING
    65 18 Perak Teacher Handed Over To Escort Singapore. Friday. Arrested in Singapore. S Doralsamy ,7 er a trichr n; *h- Tamil Government School. Ba tan Serai Park Buntar. riuk app*-wed befoi* the Second lAglftTiU 'M*. N. Oric> rn-dav on a hHi'ge. of cheating in oi' It' v i v.
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      272 18 I j "The ship from Ceylon unloads for him the fraI grant produce of each trip" (Byron). ft "Thank Heaven for Tea! lam glad I was not born before Tea" said Sydney Smith. j "GOLD LEAF" Tea is fragrant and a Good i Tea. 1 j Admittedly Ceylon's BEST. j
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      68 18 525? 535? 3 lf Jk PRACTICE 3 I"! MOST I P-TO DATK X a \\U*t dano: btvdio. I fl QE| .tt J2ii. Orchard Road. 5j 3 fYI LARGE AND WEFT. Ci 0 POLLSHED FLOOR 9 Private lesson* in latest S /i/jl Ballroom Dancing giv. /rill (iai, y from 10 a.m.
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      223 18 90 OF HEALTH TROUBLES DUE TO Constipation ONE REMEDY BEECHAM'S PILLS THE ORIENTAL OPTICIAN |> SINGAPORE WHO HAS OVER TEN YEARS' EXPEDIENCE. C\ T E VISIT WILL CONVIX4 X YO\ yt Cheapest Price* and High Qaalitj Of Good*. TESTING FIiEE nead Office: 162, South Bridge Ko»«_ Hranrh tHTwi»-. M* Ni.nh
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      221 18 Startling Predictions Id Your Horoscope Your Keal Life Told Free. Would you like to know without any cost what the Stars indicate for you, some of y<;ur past experiences, your strong and .vcak points, etc? Here is your chance to test FREE the skill of Pundit Tabore, India's most famous
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    ROYAL WEDDING BROADCAST
    506 19 N <»reat Success IMX fcPTION NOTES OF THE WEEK J VT interest was centred around e liroadcast of the Royal WedIt was clearly heard at 6.05 mii Thursday in transmission j ov i».S,F. 19.8 and on G.S.E. Metres. rirt'ptiou was excellent. r., i.rdinp of the Royal Wedding
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    COMMONWEALTH ARTISTS
    174 19 Recital From Da\e*itrv Last Sunday A recital by ilm* An tr.tllv.P at .tt-*-was heard by Transmission i on Sunday, is", v. 2:. i: t .i i c.\: i -hey r e Rc> r v > o. Qyi.ii OJinsIoiG M ',are, Jcwii 'Co iu. o On Tue'„d« j. ,v.
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    LAUNCH OF NEW LINER
    377 19 Broadcast In Empire Programme I ARRANGEMENTS have now been completed for the ceremony of the launching of the new Orient linev Orion at Bamw-in-Furness on Friday, Dec. 7, to be broadcast in the Emmrt programmes. The ceremony will be performed sy His Royal Highness the Duke
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    RADIO AT SPORTS
    112 19 Rar? Treat For Kampong Dwellers (From Our Own Reporter) Kuaia Lumpur, Tuesday. FOR the first time in Kuala Lumput the use of radio for music and announcement purposes was made at the school sports held by the Kampong Bahiu Malay School yes^rday. Loud speakers vera installed in
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    CHRISTMAS DAY BROADCAST
    485 19 Official Statement KING TO SPEAK TO EMPIRE fHSOUGH the Colonial Secretary the 8.8.C. has issued a statement outlining the Christmas Das programme which will he rediated to ihe Empire. The King will again speak to his subjects overseas. The programme will be broadcast from 1.55 to 3.10
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      197 19 J I i I i i i i i i i i i i i i i i r..<':iiiliii:iliii:;l'ili.|i;i:iliiaiiliili;ii lutHil!iliit:il!!l!iliili:ii:i'!i:il!iiiiliili<-^ SPOT RADIO LTD. I 58, ORCHARD ROAD. 1 'Phone 3646. i «MMOKe the truiy REMARKABLE 1935 Multi Wave (12-2500 metres) I OLIVER of sensational RADIO VALUE by I.C.A fcmplcya only
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      41 19 Patterson 1 ALL WAVE SEVEN VALVE SUPER HETERODYNE 1 H. L. CARTER CO, E X Radio Sound Engineers. Cj Singapore. Batavia. g WITH THE 3!G NAME BEHIND IP 4cfof. of The General Electric Go. Ltd. (oj England), Battery Road, Singapore. I
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      534 19 Malayan Radio News And No es TO-DAY'S EMPIRE LOCAL BROADCASTING PROGRAMME Programmes For The Ambrose His Embassy Week-End Club Orchestra TTHE wireless programmes for the weekend as announced by Station ZHI. is as follows- Singapore, broadcast'.ng on a wave<ta louowo. length Qf 4g9 metreg are as f0il0W3 6.20 p.m.: Big
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    ANOTHER SET TESTED
    479 20 I Fine Results On The Philco WITH the present crowding of. the short-wave bands it is necessary to have an up-to-date receiver of the latest design in order to get enjoyable reception. That receiver must combine se'ecivtty, volume and tone. 'Many stations are so weak on the
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    ARCTIC BISHOP
    183 20 Giving A Talk From London To-Day BISHOP Archibald Fleming, who is to give a talk to-day on his work in the Arctic, is a Scotsman who went out to Canada twenty-five years ago. For many years he worked as a missionary in Baffin Land, following tne Eskimos on
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    B.B.C. MUSIC
    149 20 New Permanent Orchestra Formed I THE BJ3.C. has now formed a new permanent. orchestra which is to be i used for vuriety programmes and revues, etc. It is expected that this combination, which. It should be pointed out is quite distinct iiom the new Em* pile Orchestra, will
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    MAIL ENGINE LEAVES RAILS
    105 20 Morning Train To Ipoh Delayed rFrora Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Nov. 30. THE morning mail train from Kuala Lumpur failed to arrive at Ipoh at the scheduled time owing to the engine leaving the rails at North Trolak. The accident occurred midway between* Trolak and Sungkai.
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    THE STREET OF ACTORS"
    174 20 Success Of "Charing Cross Road 9 Show "Charing Cross Road." a show with uius c b) G'udy. and Clay Keye.s. was presented to Transmission 4 listeners on Tlvirsday. New 22. at 8.0 GMT. It depicted the struggles of som° brave and bright young people who try
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    "CLOSE HARMONY"
    90 20 "May. June, and Julie." is the name 0! a brand new variety act which was hcaici exclusively by hVentis tn Transmission 1 an Monday. Nov. 2«i. a. 815 a.m. C.MT. These three artists follow in the tradition set up by Jhe Boswell Sisters, the Carlyle Cousins, and others.
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      275 20 PHOHI, HOLLAND Wireless Programmes For Ths Week-End THE wireless programmes for the week-end as announced by Phobi. Holland, broadcasting on a wavelength of 25.57 metres are as follows: SATURDAY 8.20 p.m. Dutch National Anthem and opening announcement. 8 25 p.m. Records. 8.35 pm. Newstalk by Mr. L. Aietrino. 8.50 p.m.
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    RECTOR FIGURES AS PROSECUTOR
    711 21 iilackmail Case U KST'S ALLEGED VCCUSATIONS .J II Wales rector, who at one w*is Well-known in the of London, %ured a> prom i investigated ai a 1 c «'i the Mold magis- jo Bench appeared a "f irmni appearance, desa from tlv T < \va* stated,
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    "MRS. A" AS SURETY
    448 21 Jury Fail To Agree In Blackmail Trial (By Air Mail) London, Nov. 7. Afr rhR un nbseuco of over an hour, a jury at Eaaex A*»i2eji failed to in a case in which James Gesn, 3h. salesman, of Eastern bsplaiiade. Southend, «us charged w.th demanding bv
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    MYSTERY FLAG
    154 21 Found During Boer War In Ant-Bear Hole Harrismi-.h Orange free State. >*.r. P E Frmre. he Harrbmlth Ma•M.nte. is tryni-' to trace the origin ol a Hag wiiich lias oten returned tu Sou h Africa by a loimer BritUh "Tommy." Mr J Rmve, r.i Arlessy, I;edfoidahirc Mr. Rowj
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    GOLD COINS FOUND
    109 21 Search For Monte Chrteto's Treasure Leghorn. A search is to be made lor the treasure of Monte ChrLs'o. which is described in Alexandre Dumas' novel. The other day fishermen from Cors ca were driven to take shelter on the lonely island of Monte Chris to. While there
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    TUBE PIANO
    104 21 "Missing Link" Of Music Sierre Madre, California. A piano in which metal tubes are used to make the notes instead of wires has been invented by Mr. Harry F Ncake. He stumbled on the idea while experimenting with one-inch tubing from which he was fashioning a xylophone. The
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    "HAD NO HATE OF THE BRITISH"
    269 21 Mr. De Valera Defends The Irish Attitude 'By Air Mail) Dublin. Nov. 9. rE Irsh people had no hate of the British, declared Mr. De Valera when speaking at a meeting of Dublin University Historical Society. He did not know wha. the attitude of
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    "PRETTY AS A PICTURE"
    206 21 Speedy Exploits Of Handsome Swedish Ha idit Stockholm. Sweden now has u 'Public Enemy Number One." and the police ot the whole country are out to "uet" him. He is "Bildskoene" Benglsson. h»s nicknamĕ signlfylnc "Pretty as j picture," on account ot his extremclv got>d looks».
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    EXTRA TO PAY
    129 21 Postcard Which Arrives 20 Years Late Bolzano (Alto Adige>. Italy. A postcard which has been travelling for 20 years has reached its destination. And during this time the place it was addressed to had passed into the possession of another country. The card was posted in Rome
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    "OUT OF ORDER" LIFTS
    131 21 Soviet Citizens Complain Of High Number Moscow. Soviet citizens here are complaining of the number of lifts in the city that do not work. The sign "out of order" is so common that many people are surprised when they find a lift that does work. Out
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    A "DANGEROUS SUBJECT"
    73 21 Alleged Soviet Agent Arrested In Spain Madrid. A man. described as a dangerous subject," and a member of the Association of Friends of the Soviet Union, has been arrested at Baza, near Granada, states the Governor of Granada. He is Pedro Romero Sanchez, and he has just
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    "Safety Lane" Tragedy In London PATHETIC SCENE IN COURT
    1817 22 Safety Lane Tragedy In London PATHETIC SCENE IN COURT Little Girl's Story MOTHER AND SISTERS KILLED (By Air Mail) London, Nov. 14. yyitlLE -ounsel discussed yesterday the rights of pedestrians and motorists at Belisha crossings, a tragic little girl sat dry-eyed and dazed in Chiswick coroner's court Still vivid in
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    MASTER OF HIS BEAT
    123 22 Policeman Arrests A Colleague- Prague. AN argument between two Prague policemen ended in the arrest of one by the other. P. C. Vondrak, while on his beat, *aw some people putting up a stall. He told them to lake It down, as it was un obstruction.
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    BRAIN RESEARCH
    149 22 Intelligence Not Dependent On Size Moscow. A Brain Museum has been opened in Moscow. Its exhibits are exact modeis of the brains of famous men and women which are preserved at the Soviet Insti tute of the Bra n. They include the brains of Lenin: Mayakovsky. the famous
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    MONEY IDLE FOR 76 YEARS
    232 22 £2,000-Bequest SwtlU To £21,(MM) NO use has yet been foumTby *!>'r' of Stockholm lot -he muiicv from a bequest made to r years ago Meanwhile ncej.xo > brought the amount up fin;, J kroner £2.000> to 819.329 krm ,J. £21.000» The bequest was ir, ide
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    THREE-YEAR-OLD'S FEAT
    69 22 Climbing 11« Feet l p Iron Ladder T Brwbart Workmen were poised on a ai.rperch at the top nf en oil d^: iirk. Dalby 300 miles of Brisbane The wind swept through thr steel framework. Suddenly, a treble voice said, "HtUu And the men saw that Keith Sri
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      25 22 CHINAFERRO S BARK and IRON Manufactured in England. Obtainable at all stores throughout Malaya. Medical Office, p Chemists Druggists, 11 1 11 SINGAPORE. S^SSjppTj^^" 1^
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    BOY'S CORNER UNCLE BOB'S LETTER
    71 23 —jr I rum». itumiut to read n oit? or -cr-i a b«»v :tsk:nu (t jr.lmng the Co.aer. ii *vl:ieh I bave repvn'ii »'kt of titties, appar-ntfj 11« rn nrad by sonie^. repeat hat all 's r»i vf.ii j»; l.i i'j it >ra«l ia > <nii
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    What Literature Is?
    272 23  -  By "Jenniety." ict vn times boys and glrl3 are il wi'.h i very type of book, be- i!n e i'- ihe golden age of liuraBy literature we mean the writ1*i and feelings of intelligent ...vet women arranged in a way v.'iil r.'o pleasure to the reader. T
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    What Makes A Gentleman?
    159 23  -  By "L. S. Peng." urent? arc a' times careless about ir They love them so si' h that they are allowed to go be".id iheir limit. To know a gentleman •ins to know his parents. i man is a gentleman he will al.ivs be respected, and
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    Holiday Resorts In Malaya
    139 23  -  i By "Komaden." f'llldsyre good for people, and tie/ •rl'-torward to holidays. Some might 1 <-u to Highlands an* 1 some to 1 'isidr In Malaya there ar? »aany n if i' i 0 vvlilch people could go and 10V thcir.f.eivps. 13 Dickson is a seaside
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    The Sea-Shore
    410 23  -  Bu "Raymond Hay," Klang. i One of th»- many beautiful sights ilia I nature present* 10 humanity i? the si-a-chove Or» the. vast expanse ot the seashore .it? the most glorious sight tho mother uottr.v can ever ptvser.t ;,n h: children, "Voting loile; runi.ir.g about on h« .v
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    Idleness And Industry
    268 23  -  'By "Robert Chan." There lived once a very beauLlfu young maiden, she was so idle and careess that she d.t sted work. When she was required to spin ft certain quantity of flax, she was too idle to tun e the little knot in it. bu; wculd
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    A Good Turn
    95 23  -  tBy "T. V. Komaden." Once there was a traveller He passed through a forest and on his way he saw n monkey which was half-dead. Tho man 'nok i and -aved it" life One dpy the traveller */.t-. in trouble for he had no water '<~ drink.
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    370 23  -  By "K. Hwa Lim." (By "Smiling Pal." How to improve our English? Wide reading increases our knowledge and helps us to master the language. A student should not confine himself to his text books. Reading outside the school hours benefits him a great deal. In the first place, reading
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    Patience
    235 23  -  Bij "Longman." We all know that the most necessary things lor success In life are effort, nidustry. and perseverance. And these three form what is called patience. Pailence helps us on in life. I am sure you are interested in such a pioblem. Then be patient to hear what
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    119 23  -  By "Georyle." Once upon r 'ime there lived man e.nd hU w fe. They had one child. One day the little child looked into a tub of water, and saw hts own reflection In If He called his mo .her and said that another boy
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