Malaya Tribune, 8 December 1934

Microfilm: NL4039
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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya XXI. -No. 298 SINGAPORE, t«i—.— SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, Dec. 8, 1934. Malaya Tribune 24 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1934. FIVE CENTS.
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      78 1 r~ 1 T)ominant In r THE L4ST WORD IN THE ART OF BREWING* i Sole Importers: j Tne East Asiatic Company, Limited. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG. i I MILK THE PERFECT FOOD FOR BABY if FOB YOUB BABY BUY >^ Blue Cross The Perfect Milk eßßJ^HraraS^^^B^BSßß^raM^B^Wraß^^^^raM(iraf^^fiS^Bi^lß^^Bß^^^^*^rara^B^^BHWP J Cristas, i Suitable
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      152 1 A THE IMPROVED British Made SEWING V I W IV CL IXO MACHINES air rk»sffTjifcl with a view to long service and utility. Tested and proved materH mily > used in their construction and beautiful Rt?n*>*r?ncp and smoothrunmnemakes sewing a recreation, not a iabour. SI f DARBY CO., LTD., j
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    GIRLS' CORNER AUNT SALLY'S LETTER
    94 2 I)c*r Ciirla. I in very p!«a*ed to src iha. u have got four more new membwt* Ifclt we< k. 1 hope thai ihey tvil) L-opif»liUte regularly. I dare saj many of you IUV-" b«> ,s J iu the Jalan Besar to fee th« i h»<
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    "A Magic Cure"
    381 2  -  By Greenhill Manic A:i Eastern monarch having fallea lito bao health, sen' for th- 3'ost 4 >rated physician In his kingdom. When »ha physician came, he noticed how fa nd unwieldy hit patient was. tuid at < lire conciud-d that he van •uiienng ..-o;n want of exercise
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    Armistice Day In Seremban
    187 2  -  (By Smiling Doodle Armistice Day is an occasion on which we commemorate those men who have given th:ir lives for their countries. In Malaya as well as in other countries this day Is observed as a public holiday. Every country has a special way of celebrating
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    A Dream i
    485 2  -  (By Mildred Rufus One night I had a very curious dream. I dreamt that I was by the side of a lake, in th e middle of which th re was a beautiful island. Espying a oeautitui silvery boat near by, I leapt into the boat, and,
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    The Evils Of Gambling
    314 2  -  ißy Titanic Wang •Ihcie are various ways at euch ah cards and majoiigs c unbltng Is a waste of ;lme and money. I rum* •he gambler's health and character; h bi ngt him to poverty and cousts him to com mil theft. Many young people have
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    Thrift Versus Extravagance
    344 2  -  (Bt/ Snowdrop Thrift means success, extravagance, failure Thrift makes one nch wniiv. ixtr.ivagance make*, odc poor, lnu 1» a law of nature. Many people who have succeeded simply b cause they can save their money and many per?r.~* nuv- ).d lor they spead money lavishly. So, if
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    War
    221 2  -  'By Lilian Goh War is most deplorable evil which our human race has Dcen rj weted Wf t mrmb r how ft onk wriry years, men have KrufcM' n uat'U". when lh:y snouid iar trivcn to make this fair world of oir > a beher place to live in-
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    A Sunset Scene
    185 2  -  (By Rita J. The jnast beautiful times of Hi <•;' 1 think, are the beginning and t. The sunrise and «he sunset. In 1 middle of tlie dny tn the bright huh tihlne. thing* look so lomrnmi, bu ni i early morning and in the mild t
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    NEW CORNERITES
    25 2 "Cage." "Nonya Chatek," "Gloria Tan" and "Smiling Maiy" a c welcomed to the Corner. The r badges have already been fciwarded to them.
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      342 2 I j They cook in only 5 minutes CONVENIENT, tasty and nourishing, Scott s Poraoe Oats are made from the finest oats that Scotland grows. The ideal breakfast food for young and old the world over, and they are splendid for health and vitality. COOKS IN THE BORNEO COMPANY. LTD
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    BAEDEKER'S BOOKS FOR TOURISTS
    2757 3 Detailed Information i RELIABLE GUIDE TO HOTELS TPHE name of llaedeker has become so universally famous that it has long since practically ceased to be associated with an individual, it is an institution, inseparably connected with the idea of travel. In this gradual process of total
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      327 3 j TONIKINA (ISARK ft IRON WINE). Unrivalled for its Tonic value I has won appreciation in all icaJ countries for its high 5 li'.ckncy. promotes appetite, dispels de- strengthens the nerves, c a the blood, and is an i sscntial prophylactic for I It is invaluable to conr ..descents. I
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      345 3 f Protect your family t p L|T pqwder;*^^^^^ KilK bedbugs, snts. coek/o*< hc», Hu^^hß f '»«<■ Has a» t/>* J,( ffJtjfj^asPP Postage .")0 cts. extra. 0 Co. i TO. J) 11-"*. North Hridiic Road. Keep Teeth White f —BREATH FRAGRANT USE COLGATE'S Make sure of complete used by dentists to
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    Shipping News & Notices. HONGKONG MARINE LITIGATION
    1202 4 Shipping News Notices. HONGKONG MARINE LITIGATION I Judgment Reserved EVIDENCE OF EXPERT WITNESS I JUDGMENT was reserved in the $170,000 shipping litigation which concluded before the Chiel' Justice, Mr. A. D. A. MacGregor. and Comtndr. J. B. Newell, Naval Assessor, at the Hnuprkong Supreme Court on Nov. 28, says the
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    UNION-CASTLE LINE
    1068 4 Company's Statement To Shareholders IN order to allay any fears of the stock and shareholders of the Union-Castle Line, following some misapprehens.on as to the recent reports on the R.M.S.P. Co.'s position in the lay Press, the directors of the company issued a statement concerning 'he extraord nary
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      404 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. -•w 'i l C3—era i p*o and! BiRITISH INDIA P O. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Duo Tonnage. Singapore. RANCH] 17.000 In port SOMALI S,S!O Dec. 1* N ALDER A Id.COO Dec. 21 IDoo. RAWALPINDI 17,000 Jan. 4 BANGALORE V** ,Tan 17 RAJPUTANA 17 000 Jan. 18 CHITRAL
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      206 4 llp LIOYO TRIESTINO 5j (Incorporated in Italy). g I EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. Cj S SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang,' Colombo, Bombay, a n t 1 Karachi, Aden, Massowah. Suez, Port Q; Gj Calhng at Colombo. Bombay, Suez, Sai( j f Piraeus, Brindisi, Venice and nj X Port
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      481 4 N.Y.K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS for CUNARD WHITE STAR LTD. (Incorporated in Japan.) To London via Naples, Marseilles. Next Sailings— 1934 s.s. KASHIMA MARU Dec. 14 m.s. YASUKUNI MARU Dec. 26 1935 s.s. HAKONE MARU Jan. 10 MINIMUM FARES TO Ist class 2nd class London $600 $429 Marseilles $557 $411
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      509 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. NORDDEUTSCHER (S LLOYD. 4 TncorooretoH ij Gormsvcj} The undernoted are the Company's ay ronded fixtures:~ OUTWARDS. 1984 "DONAU." for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan Dor. 19 HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremen. 1934 I "ODER," also calls Genoa. Marseilles, Casablanca Dec 11 v "SCHLESIEN," also calls Genoa and
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    179 5 LONDON AND NEW YORK EASE OFF Littls Interest Being Shown ,i?v Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore. Saturday, lj a.m. I it dufs Prices Uu jlx i 4 iSfngapore), 2(V% cts., down Vy ct. Murket Tone; Qui*t. U'slCfday's Prices;— ;,<.mlon: 6 5 16d., down 1 16d. r.-fkcl Tone: Quirt.
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    72 5 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Pro X M A. No. L X. Ribbed Smoked Saeat Singapore, Thursday, noon. t loose) 20 7 8 21 >.B.) Current month 21 V* 21M, 3 March 21", 22 April June 23 *s 23 V 2 ly Sept 24% 24 2 of Market:—Quiet.
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    Financial News & Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1320 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 Singapore. Saturday. 10 a.m The following mining share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co., exchange j
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    TALI AYER RUBBER ESTATES
    1445 5 Substantial Rise In Profits (By Air Mail). London, Nov. 14. THE twenty-third annual general meeting of the Tali Ayer Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held yesterday at Winchester House, Old Broad-street, E. C. Mr. F.E. Maguire (chairman of the company) presided. The Secretary (Mr. Frank Trenouth) read
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    CHINA'S COAL
    131 5 Interesting Figures Of Industry Shun Pao. Nanking, Nov. 16. CHINA'S annual mineral productions is valued at JC,OOO,f 00 of wh c i 60 per cent, is coal accord n£ tj information from the C ologf*;u Divio.on cf ;hc Ministry of IncW'try. The total investment in coal mining in
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    RUBBER MARKET REPORTS
    235 5 Local Firms Review The Week MESSRS. Lewis and Peat iS.) Ltd.. in their weekly review, da.cd Dec. 7. state: The market has been very dull durir.c; the past week and only small fluctuations have taken place. Good suppon has been forthcoming from the trade on any decline,
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    PRODUCE
    207 5 Singapore, Dec. 7. R! (Siam W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $114 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $112 R. (Siam) W. Coast K. 3 per Koyan $110 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyanslo9 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $107 Siam, Al $130 Siam,
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS
    44 5 The following rubber returns for the month of November are reported: lb. Alor Gajah 22,700 Ayer Panas 98,000 Bukit Kubu 14,000 Glenealy 42,176 Jalan Kebun 10,500 Kluang 50,000 Pa jam 106,000 Port Swettenham 9,900 Tambalak 21,300 Teluk Anson 46,664 Ulu Benut 33,500
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      234 5 p THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED, MEYER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE. Capital Fully Paid Yen 100,000.000. Reserve Fund Yen 124,250,000. HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES at Alexandria, Batavia, Berlin, Dairen, Fengtien, Hamburg, Hankow, HarHn. Honolulu, Hongkong, Hsinking, Karachi, X be, London. Los Angeles, Manila, Moji, Nagasaki, Nagoya, New York, Osaka, Paris, Pc
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      12 5 LAFILIUl MNNV CoNpoNATlOIV. LTV. ifNr. reasons s>f?K?«: 18V. oeell l3wUa«W»M. s' s>i"r«»
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      57 5 dlederlslldscde N8Nsel!»»»l8od«llplj, «.V. l!gtabl,«Ke<z in A.»»ter6»m. wiTn SNAXCULS »l Nrancbe» tbe vuteb Ia»t Indies and in Strait» Settlement». India. Cnin». »nd Arabia. IX)XIX)X NAX«r:N3: Tbe Xa4loo»l provincl»! Sank. Limited. Corresponckent» in tbe principal Vttia, ol tbe world. sixcAponf officii: Ceell Street. Telepbone >o«. L2bl. 6285 »nd 5266. fVlAK0 OfflCL: veaeb
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      220 5 «ininiHlilfi!li;iHiniiili:ii>li:liilHiniMiiti:t"l»^ Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK. Ltd.. THE HO HONG BANK, Ltd. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, Ltd. CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HE\D OFFICE: CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH; 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee
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      654 6 «ea<1er3 paZe^v^M^ MALAYA TRIBUTE PHONE: 5811 aid ««12. AL liHWlWiliTllWl relative to matters ami should be addressed to THE EDITOR. a 4 4il communications relative to WMI matters, viz., advertising subscriptions, account*, printing, etc.. should be addressad to THE GENERAL MANAGER. ■tvfttaneei by cheque from the F.M.s. Hria ootstations generally
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      697 6 CHINESE CURIOS FOR SALE —Articles ttrnrmg from 300 to 2,000 years old. Un ■y.n buion at Chinese Curios Museum, Great world. 7 p.m. to 11 p.m., Day time. Apply Jh.nes." Drawn Thread Work Co.. 25 H:,"h Street, Singapore. FOR SALE—Willy's Knight tourer, §*per six. live-<*ater in perfect condition, Aye good
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      702 6 X'mat sale ju..t unpacked carved pictures, Mah-jonjr sets, Porcelain Tea-sets,. Ivory Goods, Chrittmas Cards, Calandar*, Embroidered Handkerchiefs. Foochow Lacquer-wa.-o. Shanghai Lampshades. Camphor chess, Blackwood and Te«k Table-sets. InspecLion Cardinally Invited. Chinese Drawn Thread Work Company, 25, High Street. WANTED. -To sell one set? Encylopaedin Uritanniea» 16 Volumes Eleventh Edition. Apply
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      685 6 KIWI EXCHANGE LLUtf. r*xcmm£e stamps, letters, cards, magazines with collectors all over the world. Best club in thr British Empire. Membership meowing magazines $1.20 yearly. Agent: feohan Singh, Central Accts Offl?e, Posts and Tele graphs, Kuala Lumpur. WANTED—Tapping rights or lease cf rubber estates, no matter how big or small
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      646 6 WANTED. —Publisher to print well written five series, Malayan Tamil School Arithmetic, which have been recommended by the Director of Education. S.&. i'.JVi.fc. Apply D. P. Kanagaraj, Government Tamil School, Seremban, N. Si. —i 1 1 Clerical Post or other capacity, present or future Chinese youth passed Junior, 4 years
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      644 6 634, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD: T. K. K.'S BALLOON TOYS, from 7 cts. to 40 cts. each. Transport and Delivery Contractors under experienced supervision, barges very competitive, Seng Hup Co., 166, Tanjong Pagar Road, Tel. 3558. A GOOD TIDING TO OUR ORIENTAL MUSIC LOVERS. We have Imported Paris X eds Harmoniums
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    FORCIBLY REMOVED FROM DOCK
    265 7 Peculiar Behaviour Of Accused (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Friday. ABDUL Kadir bin Veeran Kunji, a Mohammedan Malabari, who was sent for medical examination and certified to be mentally normal was charged before Sheikh Abu Bakar bin Yahya (Second Magistrate. Johore Bahru i with having
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    MARKET LIST
    487 7 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore, Nov. 30. MEAT 3crf, (roundi kati 3i Beef. or curry, fcatl 23 Pork, loan, kati 42 •Mv* len'i and fat On duality», kati 32 MuHon, Australian, o«r lb. .13 t>wh kail 32 Hens «locally reared», ku!i 40 Ducks iJava), ecch 40 i'igrons. domestic,
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      548 7 Small Advertisements (Continued from page 4) DONT READ THIS!!! if you do not a Fm'j Class White Cloth. If you do insist on setting "S.I B." White Long th, Best, durable and cheapest in Malaya. Obtainable in Si.igap >re and Kuala Lumpur! j lns>; on NACRE HAIR CREAM, obtain- cry
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      651 7 PUBLIC NOTICES, ORDINANCE NO. 135 (MUNICIPAL). ASSESSMENT NOTICE inH°Jf I J CE I s HER EBY GIVEN that on H^l af<er tht 29th October. 1934 the ra?P?i2S tai 2 ing the val "ations of,'and °Sl and land, situated Within the Island of Singapore Uhls° n p i th Municipal Limits
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      519 7 I NOTICE. In the Estate of hoe Tong Hiang Nee deceased la.-a of No. 127, Cecil Strert, 5 •ngapwe, who died on the 2Gth day of I July, 1P22. Pursuant •> Stct.'on 29 of the Trustees I Ordinance, I92t>. I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Credit >rs and others having
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      662 7 Shih The Vey y Gifi y *M§£i For Her Christmas Particularly from MAYNARDS where famous-c.-eations In all their newest varieties and a host of B ft suggestions are on displ iy the right place to get your ideal gifts! I MAYNARD CO., LTD. 11, Battery Road, Tel. SHS MA AS-10.
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    107 8 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING NOTICE TO MARINERS Owners and master of shipping are requested to keep their vessels as clear of the range as possible during the aeroplane machine gun practice which will take place at Blakang Mati on Dec. 10. 11, 12. 13. 14, 17,
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    125 8 SHTPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES 07: EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Dec. ii. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Toussoum 16; Raub 15; Kinta 13; Malacca 12; Andre Lebon 11; Silbeibelle 9; Corona 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Lcssjebank 32; Eumaeus 34; Chinese Prince
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    24 8 The s.s. Andre Lebon for Saigon. Mails previously announced as closely a*: 1 p.m. to-day will now close at 4 p.m. today.
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    MONEY MARKET
    212 8 55LL!>s, London 3 montns' si?tit 2>4 7H2 London 4 montbs' signt <4 3.18 London 60 days' slgNt. 5» b« London 30 days' «>gnt 2^ London demand 2,4 2.« London T T 2!4 3 3, Lyons and Paris demand v<9 Nttmburc» demand VorK demand "7^2 Natuvia and Souradiya demand
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    53 8 The local agents of the Imperial Airways notify mat the outward aeroplane is expected to arrive at Singapore at about 7 p.m. to-monow. The mail will be available to bcxholders and window delivery ticket holders immediately. Correspondence for non-boxholders will bi 1 sent oui by the 8.25 a.m.
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    340 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY DEC. 8 High Tide.—lo 47 a.m. Races: Jpoh Amateur Meeting, econu day. Rugby: Malaya Cup. Singapore v. United Services, R.C.C.; Malaya Cup, Joliore v. Ncgri-Malaeca, Sererab.<n Hockey: Ceylon S.C v. Colts. CSC, Sikh Police v. COlvo. Depot. Golf:
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    AMUSEMENTS
    82 8 ALHAMBRA.—-Many Happy Returns.*' APOLLO.—"Sakubhai,' Tamil talkie. CAPITOL.— "Dames." EMPIRE.—"Flying Down To Rio."' GREAT WORLD.— Cabaret Dancing, Side-shows, Dean's Gravel Opera, Calotte Wayangs, Cinemas. Talkies, etc. HARMSTOX'S CIRCUS.—9.IS p.m. Tank Road. HOLLYWOOD TALKIES. -"Can g h t Plastered." MARLBOROUGH.- "Surya Kumari, Httidttßtani ;alk c. fscw AuaU.V Ciibine: Dancing, BMe-ShOWS, Malay
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      514 8 I SINGAPORE HOTUS .--■.■■■■■■■■ii■ll■ll^ll■ll^ll■lll^^l^ll^ll^fTßHwy™ r '^l™ ll^ l^^^, *^l^^^,*^* I ADELPHI HOTEL I TO-NIGHT ROOF GARDEN TO-NIGHT SPECIAL DINNER DANCE CABARET j VALENTINA VLADLMIROVA I THE ROYAL HAWAIIAN ENTERTAINERS. I (.KILL RIJSTAFFEL< DESSERT, CXOFYEE $1.50. Concert During Tiffin. 3 SEA VIEW HOTEL— vnAY EVENING 1 MORNING SUgjPAj EVENING 1 <
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      367 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS ORDINANCE NQ~ 44 (BANKRUPTCY). IX THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Summary Cafe. In Bankruptcy. No. Gf>9 of 1932. j Re (1) P. M. ISMAIL of No. 58, Arab I Street. Singapore. Trader. Receiving Order made 18th November 11)32. Dat of Older for Summary
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      624 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED—-3 mm Cine Camera; must be in good conditioo. 'Phone 7085. THE BOMBAY LIFE ASSURANCE CO., LTD. Mr. FIDAHUSEIN TYEBALLY UJJAIXWALLA. holder of our Policy Xo. ***** (Own Life) having notified th.it he has cither lost or misplaced his policy and having requested us to issue duplicate .•aer.of
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      38 8 j When Other Remedies j FAIL TRY I I m sr.- i Rami i 1 BHBKISISBMbot PRICE 65 CENI'S. I THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY. Ltd. (Incorporated in the F.M.S.) I Raffles Place, Singapore, also at Kuala Lumpur, Klang, Seremban.
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      132 8 FIGARO Ladies Hairdressers. PERMANENT WAVING By European Experts. $8, $10 and $15 only RAFFLES HOTEL. (Room 120) and I at H.i. Bra* Basah Road. LATEST AD V E RTISEM ENTS DISTRICT COURT SAL 2. Writ of Dfeirees Xo. of 1954. In ihe cause sf I). S. S. Dawj.li i Ls—Hnrd.
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      93 8 [POSTAL INTiIUffNCE SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY TTengganu (BoribaO 2 p.n» Djambi < Toba J MS Indo-China I Andre Leoon; 4 p.m. Bandjermasin (Blinjoe) 4 p.m Muntok, Palembang ?nd Pladjoe (Senang) 4 p.m. Pangkal Pinang (Senang) 4 p.m. Soengei Liat (Senang; 4 p.m. Laboean Bilik and Tandjong Balei (Rantau* 4 p.m
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    WORKED ONLY ONE WEEK IN TWO
    146 9 Sciatica Kept Him At Home i w'J"' who seod> us this inf.irma i Iht titfrbamT* trooblM. She r m«* lint.' pns', my husband ~Mo work «sly on»» wwk hi »Jj-1 n| n 'tt-.ia, fie i" lit'»' hi coti'.i -voj ?c'v in>vc* i«I 4. \W
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    MARSHAL CHIANG INTERVIEWED
    716 9 Progress In China I < ¥l if THE GREAT NEED FOR EDUCATION (From Our Own Correspondent) Shanghai, Nov. 23. AN. exclusive interview given to tho Central News Agenev by MarshaChiang Kai Shek in Nanchang, following his return from an- inspection tour-of the northern provinces, fa prominently featured
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      272 9 ii ■i i i iiiii iii i in—maw mi J smengst the first four E ig'neering Contraetcn in j Oar lirs installation was I d work, ?ood materials ■ice rave enabled us to win lc tg list of satisfied cu.s- Thi si still grows. Let us I name to this
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      180 9 —J I Nothing can take the I of j j LACTD6EH j j .4** yo«r dealer about L AC'TOCEN CRUSTIES a j rf/e# /'or </te o/rfer baby: an excellent aid to teething. j| 20,000 Recommendations $t v from I'roniiiieut Medical JHL s Men-point out the way to Health J RrtFS
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      495 9 I CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs end Societies in Singapore, most ot the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is pro* vided specially for them. Secretaries art invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete, happenings of general interest will still be include*
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      205 10 X Gorgeous Dancing Girls on Sale at the Bagdad Slave Markets! Dazzling Feasts and Oriental Revels cm cm chow OPENS AT THE ll CAPITOL j Grand Spectacle: Wonderful Music!/ ANNA MAY WONG as "ZAHRAT" the Slave who causes the downfall of the notorious bandit jRfidCT .iiiiiiiiii y ?S ii•iiiii.itiniiiiii i
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    OUR READERS VIEWS
    83 11 Letters To The Editor. lOur readers are invited to write tc us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that ihe "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten idouble spacing), and on one
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    Advertisers Warned
    144 11 (To the Editor. Malaya Tribune) fl-.r.—Advertising is an art to draw tht I attention of ths potential customers Uic. i advertiser wr.hes to sill his services 01 goods. An art it is. indeed, replete with tap L fU-ne;» consideration and geniality Advertising pays only when a fnvourab.< impiv
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    STORMS HELP BURGLARS
    80 11 Thunder Drown The Noise Of Breaking G!a*- Munich. I Stcrms, for which Munich is notorious nave enabled three young thieves to rob shop windows in Munich. They worked at night in the rain> streets. When lightning flashed they seleeiec .heir plunder by the glaro -and thei he
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    CONSTANT DRUNKENNESS
    62 11 12-Y ear-Old Boy Expelled Prom School ■»iur.-.rem ICovjuch. a 12 bov Com j near Onuciinnlfei Seen i xpclle-i Item scfto >t tur cunsUin drunknoii. fi? nni? ;ti school frequently fighting unV ;nd lilt rn»t o:i!v other bovs bu the :eiicher Trie bf y is dec! wed io drink
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    CONDUCTOR OF NOTED ORCHESTRA
    52 11 Proposed Visit To Far East Reuter. Philadelphia, Dec. 7. LEOPOLD Stokowski has resigned ;h< p£ n i d !J C o i: shir of Tbe Philadelphir, Orchestra owing to disagreement with the directors. 'JUL P "°Fu Se i to virjt Ja l 3an China n the
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    A LOOK AROUND
    691 12 TWO developments which may have Car-reaching consequences have taki n place in Europe this week. miaea peace and the Other disruption. Britain's decision to s< nd j police force to the Saar, to do duly while the plebiscite is being taker, next month, appears to be wise.
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    CREATOR OF "TARZAN"
    28 12 Nivosce On 6r»un<! Ot V> its'» cruelty Reuter. D.c 7 plce ri. 7. l? n' lla:- on"»»!><.-<' ,bc ground ol bis wile» "extremi .lurl<y "-Neuter.
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    NON-EUROPEAN RELIEF
    88 12 Subscriptions To The Fund During November c» Subscriptions to the Singapore NonJuropean Relief Fund during Novembei were 05 follows: SiatT of Tan Tock Seng Hospital $B cO. •kSUHc Petroleum Co.. Ltd. $100; Mi. A. Rodrigues $1; Mr. R. Hendricks 1 Municipal Junior Service Slutt "igl* 70; Per the
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    S.S. GAZETTE NOTICES
    136 12 Appointment Of New A.D.C/S Fiymg Officer N. G. Goodman, of No. 36 Torpedo Bomber Squadron, Capt. A C. Gilbert, of the S.S.V.C., and Sei ond-Lieut. J. R. L. Huelin. WUtshire Regt., have been appointed hon. A.D.C.'s to °H. H. the Governor with effect from Dec. L Mr.
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    Notes and Comments The Beautiful Island
    241 12 DENANG has had another bouquet handed to her by an enthusiastic visitor. Viscount Dimsford, who is touring Malaya in company with the Viscountess and the Hon. G. S. Brodrick. was there this week and expressed himself as follows:— "I have gone on many tours
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    Distress In Shanghai
    146 12 TX7HILE in Malaya and other parts of the East economic conditions are .apidly improving, it is surprising to learn that in Shanghai unemployment imong Europeans continues to prevent a grave problem. Issuing his annual Christmas appeal, the president of the Royal Society of 3t. George in Shanghai
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    Journalism To Films
    172 12 MUCH has been heard of Rene Clair, producer of such films as "Sous les Toits de Paris" which threw new light on the possibilities of the screen. It is interesting to learn that he wa once a journalist. "But." says M. Clair "I was handicapped by the
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    Britain And U.S.A.
    161 12 EVEN if the naval talks which have now almost terminated in London achieved nothing of advantage as far as the question of armaments is concerned, there is one achievement it has accomplished which should give satisfaction to everyone in Britain and the United States and that is
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    Topics Of The Day
    336 12 By "Looker-On" A FAMOUS actress is said to be contemplating a secret marriage. All the irangements are being handled by iier publicity agent. AAA An inventor claims to have devised i mechanical cheque-signer. But one lias long been in existence. It is called Father." We are
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    37 12 GIRLS' CORNER, 2. FINANCIAL NEWS, 5. CLUB DIARY, 9. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, 11. YORKSHIRE SOCIETY DINNER, 15. SPORTS NEWS, 16 and 17. CHURCH SERVICES, 18. RADIO TOPICS, 10 and 20 BOYS' CORNER. 23
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    Yugoslavia Said To Be Provoking War GUARDS ENTER HUNGARY
    196 13 TENSION ON THE FRONTIER Reuter. France Involved? "Monstrous Edifice Of Lies Szeged, Dec. 7. i t -HIDING lo Hungarian sources, In Yugoslav Frontier Guards i'fiu-rins? Hungarian territory pruvoke incidents. pointed out that under the 11« Kniente Treaty, France will > ugifslavia
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    LOST MAGAZINES
    107 13 Indian Mohammedans Charged VJ Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. THi'EE i.idiun Mohameddans, Mohtl. h .uc MGhd. Sultan aud Moha. Imiv.lj, appeared before Mr. F. K. ru* First Magistrate, to-day on a j«"v*d of robbery of a parcel containt "5 oopie;> of Picture Book magazines t <-ci .it
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    CINEMA FIRE
    67 13 Kight Dead And Many Badly Burned Reuter. riTr-rj-r* Per Pignan < France), Dec. 7. riuHx people died of burns as trie reL suit of a fire in a travelling cinema in a barn last night, any others were badly burned and a avier deathroll is feared. Tne owners
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    THE ROYAL ARMS
    99 13 \(ldres* By Dr. C. H. Withers Payne I Singapore Saturday. address on the Royal "112 K norland was del vered to ihe 'mhrv nf th e Indian Association, SlngaIm> nsjcht by Dr. C. H. Withers H<« explained, rs he said, to those I 'iutly -aw she Royal
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    RAIN OF FISH
    51 13 Stockholm. Fish fell from the sky during a violent <orm a t Restad in West Sweden. They v ?ie about an inch long. is supposed that they had been feed up by a whirlwind somewhere and < to Rested by the wind. Specimens have been sent to
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    NEW LONDON SILVER MARKET
    171 13 Bullion Dealers Taken By Surprise Reuter. London, Dec. 7. THE first we have heard of it seems to ep.tomise the reaction leading to a silver broker's statement in the Financial Times that the London Metal Exchange has virtually decided tc start r. silver spot futures market,
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    MR. TAN CHUAN KENG
    173 13 Funeral Of Malacca Resident The funeral of Mr. Tan Chuan Keng of Malacca, took place n Malacca on Tuesday. Deceased died at the age of 69, and left four sons, four daughters and several grandchildren. The funeral was largely attended. Caskets, wreath and scrolls were sent
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    DENIED THROWING ACID
    102 13 Charged With Voluntarily Causing Hurt (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. An English-speaking Malay, Jaafar bin H. Mohamed. appeared to-day before the First Magistrate, Mr. F. K. Wilson, on a charge of voluntarily causing hurt, by throwing acetic acid and using a dangerous weapon, namely a
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    DR. ERIC BEGGS
    83 13 Death At Sea On Way Home News has been received of the death at sea near Colombo of Dr. Eric Beggs, the medical officer of the Bukit Rotan Hospital Association and the Batang Berjentar Hospital Association. Dr. Beggs, who was about 45 years of age, had been
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    SULPHUR IN CHINA
    66 13 Government To Encourage Home Production Min Kuo Jih Pao. Shanghai. iDec. 8. The Ministry of Finance is sending officials to inspect the sulphur mines ir. the country in order to encourage home-produced sulphur. At present only ten per cent, of the total amount of sulphur, consumed in
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    MEOW CHONG CASE
    125 13 I In the report of the case in which Joo Meow Chong was charged before the Kuala Lumpur magistrate, it was stated that the accused was "the son of the chief cAshier of the Chartered Bank." This should have been qualified by the statement that the Seremban
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    CHIEF SCOUT'S MESSAGE
    437 13 Thanks To Malaya GREATLY TOUCHED BY WELCOME LORD Baden-Powell the Chief Scout, who. with Lady Baden-Powel!, left Singapore tor Australia last Sunday to attend the great Jamboree has sent •he following message to the people ol Malaya:— On our departure from Malaya 1 feel a very sincere
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    MENTALLY UNBALANCED
    205 13 Tamil Hangs Himself In His Bathroom (From Our Own Reporter > Kuala Lumpur, Friday. AN inquest into ihe death of a Tamil named P. Nalr. as a result o! banning in the bathroom cn the top floor of an eating shop at Batu Road on Deepavali day wa*
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    EVE OF CHINA CONGRESS
    318 13 Bright Prospects NANKING-CANTON PEACE PACT Shanghai, Dec. 8. VEVER during recent years have ii prospecti m China's internal situation been so bright. The whole country is now clamouring for unity nd peace, and any scheme which aims at the development ot China's reources has the fullest
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    USING FALSE TRADE MARK
    134 13 Fine And Costs Against Bicycle Dealer (From Our OiDti Rrpcrterj Kua'a Lumpur. Fndiy. ONG Sn Tong, proprle.or of Ch'-p Sum Meng, of Bam Road, K'alfc Lumpur, was finfd S2O and asked t pay $50 as costs by Mr. F. K Wllron the First Magistia'.e. on a
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    DISTILLED SAMSU
    155 13 Stiff Punishment For Two Hylams iFrom Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. BEFORE the Second Magistrate, Mr. J. P. Blddulph, two Hylamss, Wong Thin Kwong and Tan Ah See, pleaded guilty to-day to charges of distilling samsu and being found in oossession of on? gallon of samsu and
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    AGED 106
    33 13 News has been received of the death in Baghdad at the age of 106 of Mr. Ezekiel, grandfather of Mr. E. M. Ezekiel and Mr. A. M. Ezekiel, opticians of Singapore,
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    CHINESE REDS ROUTED
    363 13 Twenty Thousand Men Captured Hongkong, Dec. 8. GENERAL Pah Sung Hsi, the vice commander-in-chief of the Kwangsi armies, reports that the Reds threatening Chunchow, Hingan and Koonyang, in Northern Kwangsi, have been cleared. Two thousand Reds have been killed in the fighting. The remnants, 10,000 in number,
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    KING OF SIAM
    54 13 Mission To Dissuade Him From Abdication Reuter. London, Dec. 7. THE Siamese Mission, headed by the President of the National Assembly arrived in London with the obiect of attempting to dissuade King Prajadhipok from his threat to abdicate. It is unlikely that the mission will sec the
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    ABROGATION OF THE TREATY
    201 13 Tokyo Drafting Note SUPPORT OF WHOLE NATION Sin Chew Jit Poh. Tokyo, Dec. 7. TPHE Privy Council has appointed a committee of nine to draft a note abrogating the Washington Treaty. Remarking that Mr. Norman Davis' speech contained nothing new, the Foreign Office spokesman declared that
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    CHINESE ART
    170 13 I London Exhibition In New Year Reuter. London, Dec. 7 A COLLECTION of 150 to 200 pictures, representing the mos, modern Chinese school of rr: has arrived at ihe I Chinese Legation from the Continent, where they were recently exh:bi.ed n I Rome, Milan Berlin and Paris under
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      67 13 Mjtnmj AN INSTR UMENT THAT ONLY I "His Master's Voice" o J! This new model 87 is a j] 0 challenge to the low price ji 1 market. J; il if Never before has it been 11 possible to obtain a Gramo- jl I phone with the "H.M.V." k j]
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    A Hundred Years To Pay Off His Debts BANKRUPTCY COURT ORDER
    584 14 Liabilities Of Clerks ARAB PUBLISHER'S AFFAIRS Singapore, Saturday. |i\ his public examination in bank- ruptcy in the Supreme Court be fore Mr. Justice Prichard yesterday. A. W. Aljelany, formerly editor and publisher of the "Al-huda," dcs cjribaxJ as "a
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    USING "BIG MAN" FOR "MR."
    153 14 Chinese Salutations To Go i Sin Wen Pao. Nanking, Nov. 19. THE old Chinese salutations, such a» I calling "Mister" a "Ta Jen" (big 1 man), and "Mistress" a "Tai Ta<" are considered "decayed terms" and their usage must hereafter be strictly forbid dei). particularly
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    HEALTH EDUCATION FOR BOYS
    691 14 K. L. Methodist School Prize-Giving (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. A LARGE gathering turned up to witness the prize giving and exhib tion at the close of the y*ar, at the Methodist Boys School, held to-day. in die Indo-Ceylbnese School hall. The British Resident,
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    JOHORE NOTES
    131 14 I "Awalpuasa" Observed As A j Public Holiday (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Friday. To-morrow will be observed as a public holiday throughout the State of Johore for it is the beginning of the fasting month "Awalpuasa," which is calculated according to the waxing and vaning of
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    RULER OF N.S.
    131 14 I Welcome On Return From England (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Dec. 7. HI. K. the Yam Tuan Besar of Negri fcoirtfcilan retained from England this morning. The station was decorated with the State colours and there was a iaigc patheting cf officials present, including the British
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    KILLED BY STRAY BULLET
    92 14 Death Of Chinese Woman In Tientsin Shun Pao. Tientsin, Nov. 14. A fit ray bullet, believed to have com* from a rifle of a Japanese so'dier white a body of troops were manoeuvring In the vicinity of Nankai, killed a Chines? woman in the grand stand
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    MANCHUKUO AGENTS
    51 14 Eight Arrested By Tangshan Police Shun Pao. Tientsin, Nov. 19. Eight persons, including several women, believed to bp agents for Manchukuo, were arrested by the Tangshan police during a raid last night. A large quantity of reactionary publications and official Manchukuo correspondence were ssized during the raid. —Shun
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    MANCHURIAN WAR
    51 14 Peiping, Nov. 6. More than 11.000 soldiers from Ih? province of Hopei fell in battle durinr the anti-Japanese war in Manchuria, according to a survey completed to-day. The remains of 220 soldiers will bo sent to Nanking and will be given i state funeral, it is stated.—Sin Wen
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    "PERSONATION PLUS EXTORTION"
    510 14 Ex-Detective Sent Prison (From Our Own Correspondent) johore Bahru, Friday. VHE proprietors ol two coftee -shops in f ueyiaag Patah, rented to Sne*L 1 Su Bakar bin Yahya, Second MaeWate, Jonore Bahru, yesterday, hoy, u££m* *att, young tm to extort money from U.em by pretend ing to
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    "CLUMSY SYSTEM"
    158 14 Collapse Of Iron Sheets j Kills Coolie (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. A VERDICT of death by misadventure was returned by Mr. J. P. Bidduiph, the Coroner, this morning when delivering his finding en the inquest into the death of a Tamil coolie who died M
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    WORLD'S TALLEST MAN
    145 14 Occident Adds More Than Three Feet To His Height Alexandria. Mohamed Ghazi, a young Egypt an mason is cla mod to bp the tahensc man in the world. He is 9ft. Three years ago he was less than 6 I:, "all when he fell from a building
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    THE GAYEST SPOT
    116 14 Marion Davies' Views JJn London Hollywood. When Miss Marion Davis, the film star, returned to Hollywood after a five months holiday In Europe ncr frieze gieeted her with tin question. Wh: abcu. Europe?" And she iepliea: T though, no place on earth could bt as gay as
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    JAPANESE-BUS LINE
    98 14 To Be Bought By Chinese Interests Sin Wen Pao. Tientsin, Now. 10. The Japanese-owned bus line whirl, has been operating a regular passeng. r I rutd freight service between Miyua. Kupeikow, Huaijao And Malanyu since I spring, will be purchased by Chinwi; interest*, according to terms ag- ixvit
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    KWANGTUNG LEPERS
    87 14 Fcur Asylums Planned For Province Chao Jan Pao. Definite steps to round up the lepers in the P!ovjnee and an attempt to give ih°m medical aid are being made by the provincial authorities. Four asylums will be establishes at Swato.v, Hainan Island. Kaominp; r.nd Tungkuan Government representatives have
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    BONFIRE SAVES EXPRESS
    107 14 All-Night Watch At Danger Spot By Village Cheikh Alexandria. The presence of mind of a village sheikh has saved an Upper Egypt express train from disaster. Fnding that torrential rains had washed away abou,t rsoo feet or railway track between El Ka gag and Salwa, near £div.
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    F.M.S. DISTRESSED EUROPEANS
    665 14 Fund Wound I'd SURPLUS TO GO TO P.B.F. 'From Our Oirn Rjupo lc*< Kuala Lumpur, 'J'Min *\.>< THE F3i,S- ijn< 1' uiid Wei* wound M)/ to-day when it was i Ot &>.nOJ &J l»i lurn!. I to the persons who I'tm;■: I f.I Exei'Utive GomtnUtcv of! n.u,
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    Colonial Secretary In Jovial Vein YORKSHIREMEN IN MALAYA
    1111 15 Annual Dinner .MKN OF TRUE JOHN BULL BREED" ri •|:KSHIREMEN in Malaya musterI t with their friends at icw Hotel last flight for the dinner held by the Society i much good feelings and conic.) dy prevailed. I tie i 'olonial Secretary,
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    ILL-TREATED DAUGHTER
    52 15 Chinese Woman Sent To Prison Singapore, Saturday. CONVICTED by the District Judge Mr. H. A. Forrer> yesterday, on r charg? of ill-treating her 11-year-old daughter, a Chines? woman wa senlerced to two months' rigorous iin priaonment and ordered to pay $200 a compensation (in default, a furth r
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    CHINA-AUSTRALIA
    48 15 North German Lloyd Changes Its Plans Berlin, Dec. 7. The North German Lloyd has suddenly abandoned its plan for a ChineseAustralian service and has sold two of the ships intended for that service t.> the Australian company, Burns Philp, but is retaining two ships for the Hong-
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    LOCAL JAPANESE DETAINED
    110 15 Well-Known Members Of The Community MR. Kokubo, u Japanese engraver o. B ncoolr."" Street., and Mr. Ohk'. th° sub-editor on the rnfl of ihe Singapore Japanese newspaper, th 2 N 000 n ave 't learn d b-?en d?tain:d by th* S'ngnpore police fHiihoritle<* pt-rding In quir es
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    TWENTY YEARS AGO
    133 15 From The Malaya Tribune Of Dec. 8, 1914 AT a meeting of the Federal Council the High Commissioner, Sir Arthur Young, announced the Government's decision to cut down next year's estimates to practically an irreducible minimum. vP artlcular a halt is t0 be called in the big
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY
    88 15 Singapore Turf Club's Gift Of $2,000 vJ?Zm£2i. Sime> the hon treasurer ol the Children's Aid Society, acknowledges receipt of $2,252.46. forming the first list of subscriptions for the year 1934-5 The sum of $2,000 was received from the Singapore Turf Club. Other subscriptions were as follows: Hammer
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    MISSING BAGS OF FLOUR
    822 15 I Criminal Charge COMMISSION AGENT IN THE DOCK Singapore, Saturday. A CHINESE commission agent who is alleged to have misappropriated $469.50 worth of flour left for storage in his charge by the Globe Trading, Ltd., was produced be fore Mr. J. M. Hrander, the Third Magistrate
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      198 15 SIME DARBY Co.,Ltd. '^^rSSo^-TL 5 Warin Studios IS COURSE IT'S ON REGAL ZONOPHONE f 2L LOOK AT THE POPULAR HITS THAT 2 BILLY COTTON lV HIS BAND render: I 1 »ttl" M in. You've Had A ttu<\ Day I The Show Is Over. Foxtrot. MR. 1313. I Yes sir 1
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    Judges Disagree Over Rivers-Alde Battle AMERICAN GETS REFEREE'S DECISION
    1488 16 FILIPINO MAKES GREAT IMPRESSION DISORDERLY DEMONSTRATION BY SECTION OF CROWD By "X.0." Singapore, Saturday. ONCE again victory goes to Al River.-. Before an enormous crowd at the Olympic Stadium last night he was given the decision over Young Aide. The Filipino-Japanese,
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    MALAYA CUP RUGBY
    328 16 Key Match 10-I>a> I SINGAPORE TO MELT SERVICES I Sii»vAtio» Saturday. Wri A'l I »«*.K<i^cred tK> k.-y rntlch in tin 1 t jtU/i» r-diuti uf Him Mflayu C »i-» r.ivbv cOirWctilirn will t;<lu I face i'li 0 C'W IM II.'• p;u :ir»K when Singapore* meets the Combintd
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    O.E.A. SCORE RUNAWAY VICTORY
    33 16 An incident in yesterday's hockey match between the S.C.C. and the H.M.S. Veteran, which ended in a draw, each side scoring one goal. O.E.A. SCORE RUNAWAY VICTORY S.R.C. Second Team IJeatea By 4—l
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    DRAWN GAME ON THE PADANG
    691 16 Singapore. Saturday THE Old Rstfieriiin scored :t runaway victory over the S.R O. -i-acond I*ari on the t aiaiiM yesterday by lour uoaic \c. r.-ie after an exceedingly fast. F>u scrapm vAiht Play was ?iv r ir.»*-SKied until the last quarter or .m lot)/ v..en thi S R C exerted
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    MACAO HOCKEY TEAM
    53 16 Visit To Singapore At Christmas !T is understood that a Macao Hockey Team is due to arrive in Singapore on Christmas Day and will be engaged in three matches here as follows: Dec. 26—v Singapore. Dec. 27—v South Malaya. Dec. 29—v All-Malaya. The team will leave Singapore
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    HOME FOOTBALL FIXTURES
    377 16 F.A. Cup Second Round INTERESTING LEAGUE GAMES following are the matches to be played to-day in the Second Round of the English F.A. Cup: York City v. New Brighton. Dartford v. Bristol R. Clapton O. v. Chester. Stockport v. Darlington. Swindon T. v. Lincoln Northampton v. Workington.
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    INTER-STATE HOCKEY
    83 16 Malacca'* Team To Hay Negri To-Day From Our Oiuv Correspondent Malacca, Friday The Malacca hockey side against N S to-morrow will be as folJowv M. A Parian «SFJU; H M. de Suuza jr iS.F A.' and E P F de Souk* «SJ'A.i Hvigh Rodrigues <S F.I P Loon
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    51 16 Twen y-five cards were take" °ut for the December Ladies' Spo°n M>d the f°lfcwfog wore the scores returned: Mis. E. A. Elder—l up. -Miss Al. M. Kadley—A« square. Mrs. E. L: chue'ld—AH square. Mrs. A. M. Low —1 down. Miss S. Lecas—l dewn. Mrs. P.. H. Wilson—l
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    Results Of Perak Amateur Races CLOSE FINISHES IN FIRST DAY'S EVENTS
    852 17 Pigeon Pte Pays Eighty Dollars For A Win \m Our 0?rr? Correspondent) Ipoh, Friday. X Perak Turf Club's Amateur ,|m tine; opened to-day in briilv tather, quite in contrail t< x] 'rieneed at the last rac held here, oiftg
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    BATTLING BISHOP
    232 17 Death Of Pi-late Who Had Been A Prize-Fighter Rev. Charles Arthur Xelscn, 1 Bishop cl Lung Island in the Unied •ar Chinch °f America, has died Island hospital at the age of he became a missionary in 1912 known in hexing circles as "Batt- Nelson,'' and had a
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    ARSENAL BEATEN AT HOME
    729 17 By The Villa THREK GOALS IN THE SECOND HALF London, Nov. 17. THE surprise lootball resuit to-day was the defeat of the Arsenal on their own giound by Aston Villa. The Gunners, who supplied seven members o: England's team again*! Italy daring midweek, were Without Botoden,
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL
    78 17 Merchants v U.S.O. On Tuesday The fcllowing have been invited to play uigbv football for Merchant v. U.S.O. on Tuesday, Dec. 11. at S.C.C. i men K. C. Gillett; A. H. West, 11. Cl Land. A. P. Craigie and G. Dodds; fl. J. M. Hesketh and A. H.
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    WHAT IS SILENT EVIDENCE?
    466 18 Lorry Driver Loses His Appeal Singapore, Satuiday WHAT Is "silent" evidence? In an appeal against a decision of the District Judge heard In the Supreme i Court yesterday before Mr Justice a'Beckett Terrell reference was made to this kind of evidence. A motor fatality which occurred
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    RICE SHORTAGE
    111 18 Caused By Army Of Workmen Shun Pao. Shanghai. Nov. 20. VI7HEN the Kiangsu provincial authorif| ties engaged 160.000 workmen to construct a canal leading the Huai River to the sea on Nov. 1 they did not realise how much food would be consumed by the workers. According to
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      168 18 Friday, 4.15 p.m. Girls' Friendly Band Friday, 8.15 p.m. Friendly Band. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Bonbam Building. Raffles Square Branch of The Mother Church, Th? First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston U.S.A.) 1C a.m., Sunday Service. 6 p.m.. Testimony Meeting (First Wednesday of each month). Reading Room at the above
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      569 18 CHURCH SERVICES Details For This Week-End i ST ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL 6.50 a.m., Holy Communion. 7 30 a.m.. Matins. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion 5.30 p.m., Evensong (Choral) and Eermon. BETHEL ENGLISH SCHOOL Tuesday, 5.30 p.m., English Service ana Address. WEEKDAYS Holy Communion on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 a.m.: Tuesday,
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      187 18 BOTHERED IEA contains tannin and caffein, both of which, if taken to excess, affect the nerves, cause headaches, indigestion, of sleep, loss of appetite. Many people have found it beneficial to cut down on tannin and caffein by switching to Postum In ice a day, with tea the rest of
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    Empire Broadcast Bulletin
    342 19 HOW BIG BEN IS TKANSMITTE& M»HE chimes of Big Ben are now, J N the medium of Empire .uicasting. heard daily in almost corner oi the world, and, judging Lie expressed opinions ot overseas rs. still remain the most popular oroadcast sounds. he centre of British broadcastit
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    Malayan Radio Mews And Notes
    460 19 of vtev of tk* direct shortwave listener. This is due v> tha tact thai the 31- e r wavelength. sore nearly anninsJ5 w >e °P timuni wave over this > urn me r-winter tr&n'zuission path. UnId»™ condition do not «1? to have been sufficiently good
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    ITALY AND CHINA
    81 19 I Direct Radio Service To Be Established Nanking, Nov. 19. The Ministry of Communications, :'n a I letter to the Italian Minister to China, requests a representative from the wire- less administration in Rome to be sent to 1 China to negotiate with the Chinese j authorities
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    HOME FOOTBALL ON THE AIR
    133 19 inter-Varsity Rugger And Soccer interest is being centred on the annual inter-varsity rugger and soccer match between oxicrd and Cambridge which will be played on Dec v and 12 respectively. Malayan listeners will h?i v through the medium of the British Broadcasting Corporation, a running
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    "MY NAME CAME ON THE AIR"
    296 19 A K.L. Listener Gets A Thrill AMTRF nonentity, strives Tor an x_ h la the biuy hubbub t>: t' Federal Cupin l cmeho w I r "ah r o:oud I h'»nrd Tnv nrrpe <?<;• Into space ami Into the fourth dihicnSAotk t TlUs was
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      89 19 i i i i i i r.itii: mm MM* •MM MMi mmrt i i r lilt in :i mm I IF YOU HAVE NOT LISTENED THOUGH THE ICA POSTAL SET I YOU HAVE MISSED A REAL RADIO THRILL f Z W< guarantee mere stations can be tuned-'- han in ethers
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      390 19 pl:li«ii^>l^^ 8oene8 k't-um "i^e rmplro pro^iamnic I is loiluvvs^ Studio Directed uy Cuy 8.50 p m T.!'5: l:-. t'" .llss I)or»« 2ll,x.i3?n. nm. Sydney (Wstn5d' ..t :be ot CN'.cma Tin.e Signal at 7.20 pi:l > 735 pm. fl7icc?,li's Cl'lb p.m Tbe Qrand dnected by «arr> Davidson, «elayed lrom Tbe Comrnoclure
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      250 19 BERLIN, SHORT-WAVE STATION i I Wireless Programmes F«r I The Week-End THE wireless programmes for the weekend as announced by the Germ-ar, Shcrt-Wave S:a:ion Berlin, Broadcasting House h aadca uig en a wavelength cf 313; m< trea p.c a; follows: S4TUBP V 8.20 p.m.: DJA. D)>' Announcement (Germ., Eng]>. German
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    THE PROGRESS OF TELEVISION
    970 20 Intense Interest Shown In Germany Berlin. THE great Berlin Radio exhibition of 1934 has had an astonishing success. Radio, the intellectual daily bread of the people, as Dr. Qoebbcls calls is, has in Germany really found its way to them, and the masses who daily flocked
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    SOUND SCREENS
    356 20 Otto Kruger As An Inventor OTTO KRUGER revealed in a recent interview that he was the origina- tor of one of th e first "sound screens" ever used in an American theatre. i The actor, who is now appearing in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's "Treasure Island," spoke of his experiences as
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    WIRELESS TELEPHONE
    125 20 China To Have System Next March Shanghai, Nov 22. A wireless telephone servicc which will link the main station at Chenju, just outside of Shanghai. with Canton. Hankow and Tientsin, will be opened In March, 1033. if plans of the Ministry of Communications materialise. The last consignment of
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    WIRELESS IN TIBET
    105 20 Nanking, Nov. 21. The new Chinese-owned wireless siaton at Lhasa, capital of Tibet, whicn was completed last month, will bopened for commercial us?, it is learned to-day. The station, which is equipped with a 100-watt st, has been used for communicat ng with Narking by Gen'ra' Huang
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    LOCAL RECEPTION REPORT
    615 20 Daventry And Berlin Show Improvement THE 8.8.C. is asking for reports on the change-over from 31.5 to 25.3 metres at 7.50 p.m. (Singapore time). This change was made a week ago with the idea of improving reception of the Empire station in Malaya. Our own observations and
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    PENANG'S BIG DAY
    397 20 Broadcast By His Excellency The Governor Penang on Thursday on 49.3 metres was exceptionally good on the occasion of the opening of its station and he wireless exhibition:— 5 p.m.: Penang testing with a record. 5.10 p.m.: Calling Singapore and informing us that the weather at Penang
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      717 20 ON SALE! KIAT'S SURPRISE PACKETS.^ ONCE A YEAR ONLY. I A packet contain* a nice assortment cf small toys costing from $1.50 to $2 fnr ,W <i Giant Packed from $3 to $4 for $2. Postage 60c. TH %X > thTproblenfof your making up small Christmas Parcels. V TU, -present
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      465 20 WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE— WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Feeling Great > If you wake up in the morning foe!in* sour w *nd depressed, entirely lacking in vim and vigour, don't swallow a lot of salts, mine- r. water, oil or harsh purgatives
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    1906 21 Two Men Charged PRETTY WOMAN AS WITNESS (By Air Mail) From Our Onn Correspondent) London. rjHAMATIC episodes added inter vM to the resumed proceeding; Bow street in a case which ha.•jsen a sequel to the sentence ot ii ears' penal servitude passed at
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      9 21 HER SKIN WAS RUINED! By The Wrong WndOffece Powder
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      29 21 850NL. »n«! pbvnical Culture le»o> to vitsliey Cure» eon»tlpatioa. rbeum»tj»m. bigb blooclpressure. gio'o'ine»». anaemi». «tom»eb compl»i»t», >n6 improve» you in all game». l. Ipol» L»ne» »<r ll»tong Nosd. 3mg»noee«
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      293 21 PRACTICE |8 S £m at a! S f THE MOST UP-TO-DATE |3 Hvi aJ* dance studio. g S vfln at 126 Orchard K<»:td. 3 3 r If] LARGE AND WELL X g POLISHED FLOOR. X jjj 'Ml Private lessons in latest [g j 5j y//#f Ballroom Dancing given uj 5j
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      146 21 C Hi N A F ERR 0 S BAHK and IRON TONIC here's the very ionic you need I I £k\xw/ A bodily vigour. You simply Vs Sn/ /AmmL must have some really pood /'^E^ > s. restorative fo replenish your m stock of energy. And lli'ili' F,,r in rHIN
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    THE BEAUTIFUL "MANTILLA"
    473 22 Going Out Of Favoifr In Spain THE mantilla or tnce wruo which when draped over u high comb undoubtedly i forma the most beautiful headgear in I the world is used less and less in modern Spain. A Spanish wri-er, Don Jose Romero Cuesta, has written an
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    PATIENCE EXHAUSTED
    97 22 Woman Sues Employer For Wages Since 1910 Warsaw. Josefo Pilsmak, a domestic servant, wai ted 21 years for her wages. They mounted up and up until ut last the to* al was 8,000 zloty (about £000 at present rates).' Then she sued her employer, Boniface for wages due
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    SWEEPING UP LEAVES
    59 22 Madrid's Unemployment Problem Madrid. Madrid's unemployment problem has been temporarily solved by autumn leaves. Several hundred men have been engaged by the corporation to sweep up the leaves which are no w falling in Madrid's famous avenues and parks. "May the leaves take their time over falling,"
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    EARTH TOO SMALL
    325 22 ftus* 9mA Of Mrlinw* Not Warranted HUGE airliners weighing hundred* ol tons arii equipped with individual cabins, dining rooms and poking lounges w ul n N nurtlipg overbeaci That can be deduced from a remarkable address given by Mr. Igor Sikorsky, the Russian yho has become one
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    TURKISH CURRENCY
    106 22 Silver Coins To Replace Notes Istanbul. Turks pre n«*\\ handling silver currency aga n af er an interval of eighteen years. The Turkish Mint in Istanbul has struck silver coins worth 100, 50 and 25 piastres each (0,2 d., l|7d. and 9d. at current ex change rates). The
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    FORBIDDEN JOYS
    92 22 Chinese Under 20 Not Allowed To Smoke Cigarettes Nanking. Cigaret.es are new forbidden joys to Chinese youths under 20 years of a ge who live in Nanking. The Social Affairs Department of the Municipal Government have ordered that any Chinese under 20 who are seeing smoking cigarettes are
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    SENTENCED FOR STEALING
    305 22 Woman Who Has Excellent War Record Mftrilaburg. Natal, AN Irishwoman who claims to hjvc joined «hfe Woman's Royitl Air Force at the age cf 15 and m have been twite wounded by bomb* France has been sentenced to two month?- hard labour, suspended for two years, by
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    FLAT LIFE IN JAPAN
    245 22 Apartment Houses Gaining Popu*attt> I Tokyo. TWO large bLcks of dats built in Tokyo ha>e been rented so piickly tha. several more blccks are being planned At present nearly all families in Tokyo live in one or two storey dwellings, mostly buil- of wood. The recently
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    159 22 imports ot rubber ,lu»m< 'b'» n,on tb os l93l. »n «lrv t<m». Dry Nubber Nubbe» Country ol Smoked Dry CmnnoKeci fs'vte KemUl Crepei,. Nlsnket »lry Toi»l SKee 8beet Crepe» Crepes Native Nark >V<>. 8e,-7.p. Lump Xll (3r»u-e, il, a»«l scrap Crepe, sneuc «Nll NnrK <3) (4j lb)
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      189 22 B CORN PAIN is gone 4 fto pain disappears when YOUR I i MAY LET YOU DOWN. BUT j GAS IS ALWAYS READY S, FOR A LIGHTED MATCH. j«r I t 1 FOR PERFECT COOKING. INSTANTANEOUS j AND ABUNDANT HOT WATER, j PHONE 5101. jj I (1) "VIRILINETS" purifies and
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      458 22 Dog Needs 4lHv SHERLEY'S LACTOL In hot climates it is a mistake I dogs much meat. It overt ids digestion and overheats tin ir Instead you should gjve Sherley's LACTOL, which aou much as meat without over] the Digestive Organs. A daily LACTOL very soon pick- a <! enables it
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    BOYS' CORNER UNCLE BOB'S CHAT
    36 23 BOYS' CORNER UN CLE BOB'S CHAT Ray» u ~ad lo find lhiii ak 9/ yuu ««.v J4ilvice and arc now con- some \cry interesting ar.icie--11 Mi) il ou will continue U» do «9. Cbcvoo. UNCLE 808.
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    Punctuality
    317 23  -  tiV L. Y. Pooi y is the habit of never te- a une. Tlie punctual boy to whooi ia lime for his .u is hi hib place with his -jt id oui ready for immediate ua lus teacher comes into ilk' ha» his lesson well prehe grows up Lo
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    Glass
    155 23  -  Dtj Ong Choon Beel v'ljody knows what glass Is. It ia i around f!in\ mixed with soda .the materials are mixed, mey are ci i.i Urge pots of clay and melted .mace. The molting process lasU 1 nit 50 hours, at the end of whicn tin '-he material js
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    "A Stitch In Time"
    121 23  -  Bu S. C. Goh. A merchant once transacted a good '■> business at a fair. He disposed hL> goods, and received two poc- full of t*old and silver. As he was '"i" home in the evening, the stable l '"V .ad to him. "Sir, a nail
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    The Sakais
    267 23  -  ißy Yeo Chee Bah The original inhabitants of Malaya are the Sakais. In the fringes of the Cameron Highlands and especially in some parts of the forests of Pahang. Perak and Kedah. we can still find today the primitive people of Malaya existing in plenty. The Sakais are
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    Model Trains
    273 23  -  (By Don Samson This is an age of engineering achievement, and every modern boy takes a seen interest in the marvels of mechanics, they see working all round them n the course of everyday life. It is only natural for boys of this wonderful age to turn to
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    Holidays
    223 23  -  < By Stormy Weather. Every country, office arid sciiool certain days when the people, employers end pupils rest from work or studies. 6ueh days are known as holidays. To-day the word ha» an entirely different interpretation. It means a break away from the regular work or studies But the
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    "My First Longest Journey By Train"
    436 23  -  (By Bud It was 10 p.m. The weather was fine, and I was walking along the platform of the X railway station. I was waiting for the train. At length, amidst mingled feelings, the train arrived and I was exchanging the bidding of "Good-bye
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    How We Make Candles
    187 23  -  By Henry Prioe Wax a. kind of aclid thing, people usually order wax from Af C, and t«t \.P.§. from England, Japan and other countries. In ray house there us a man naking candles. He makes candles in a last way- Par ly ip the morning
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    Cock And The Diamond
    113 23  -  (By Luchy Moon One day as a cock scratching for foo«J on a mound of earth, he found a diamond. "Well," he said, "this glittering stone would have been a delight to a jeweller if he had found it for it would have made his fortune.
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