Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 7 January 1934

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    21 1 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. Vol. 1.-No. 34 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 7, 1934. FIVE CENTS.
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    Nanking-Troops Forcing Rebels To Retreat.
    811 1 Fukien Lines To Be Bombed On A Big Scale. A HUNDRED CENTRAL PLANES TO ATTACK. FIERCE FIGHTING IN PROGRESS NEAR J FOOCBOW. Honey For "People's Govt." Urje Crowds Welcome Young Marshal At Hongkong. Tf£ Fukien armies are being forced to retreat by the Nanking troops
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    Monetary Dispute In U. S.
    152 1 White House Conference To End It. Washington. Jan. 6. RUMOURS that action to increase the value of silver is imminent have persisted m Senate circles, and m expectation of early Presidential monetary action Senator Thomas has agreed to withhold his plan to have a Senate
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    HUGE FIRE RAGING AT ARSENAL.
    439 1 Terrifying Explosions. BIG LOSS TO THE JAPANESE. Shanghai, Jan. 6. A BIG fire is raging at the Mukden Arsenal. The Fire Brigade is trying desperately to extinguish the flames, terrifying explosions rend the air. as stores of ammunition are ignitecL All the people m the
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    Floods Beginning To Recede.
    263 1 Horses Removed To Higher Ground. AS the result of the intense rain for the last three days, which culminated m the steady drizzle the whole oi yesterday, the floods m some parts ol Singapore were so high that SHrapan? were used to convey residents iron their
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    TIN AGREEMENT.
    84 1 Belgian Congo Unable To Enter It. Brussels, Jan. G. The tin producers of the Congo, meeting to discuss the International Tin Committee's overtures, decided that owing to the rapid increase of the Congo production. Belgium was unable to undertake an agreement for a longer period than two years,
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    33 1 Londun. Jan. 6. London Rubber, Spot. 4 9 32d. April-June 4 :J;;d. New York Rubber, Spot, 8 7 cts. F^eb. Mar. 8 15 16 ets. CROSS-RATK. New York —London, 5.11 7-.
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    RUMANIAN GOVT.
    34 1 New Premier Also Becomes Foreign Secretary. Bucharest. Jan. 6. There whs a last-minute surprise m tiie new Cabinet, when M. Tartarcscu announced himself as Foreign Minister provisionally instead of M. Tituicscu.— Router.
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    CRITICAL MOOD OF CHINESE.
    646 1 SIR C CLEMENTTS POLICY. "Radical Changes." Retreat From Plan Of Progress. lIFHAT reactions m Straits Chinescircles is the present policy <>t \bi Malaya:] Administration producing? How is U.K. Sir Cecil Clenu-nti's attitude m recent public affitiri being received by English educated section of the Chinese m
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    Indians Lose Four Wickets Cheaply.
    638 2 England Score 403 Ifyns In Second Test Dilawar Hussain Retires With An Injury. Calcutta, Jlui V>. 'THE Second Tesl between England and I Ali-iiiri a was continued here touuy. At the first day's play the ...n won the toss, had ure< runs for the loss
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    ORDER IN SIAM.
    37 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. Jan. G. As police units for the preservation of order the Assembly authorities are engaging ex-Siamese service men who fought with the "Great Twelve. These have already been appointed.
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    INDIA v. AUSTRALIA.
    831 2 Tests In Antipodes At End Of This Year? THE possibility of a visit of an All-Indian team to Australia, soon after the 1934 Tests m England, invites the question as to how the personnel ol the Test teams ol the past wouid have- been affected had the
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY.
    45 2 S.C.C. II v. the S.R.C. on Monday at the S.R.C: Dr. J. M. A. Lowson; J. R. McDougall. C. E. Brooke; P. H. Harrison, Y. W Brand, C. Fittock; E. McCreanor, C A Carey, Rev. Nigel Williams, C. N. Reed, J. N. Wainright.
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    PERAK STATE HOCKEY CHAMPIONS.
    219 2 I Selangor Defeated At Ipoh Yesterday. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Jan. G. SELAKGOR failed to deprive Perak of the title of hockey champions, being defeated 3—o m an exciting match today. Following the opening bully-off Perak utiacked and hustled the Selangor defence for a few
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    INTER-STATE TABLE.
    97 2 The Malacca-Negri Sembilan interState hockey match which was due to be played m Malacca yesterday was canL celled as Negri Sembilan could not raise a side to travel to Malacca. I Goals. P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Perak 10 7 2 1 35 11 16 Selangor
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    "LOOKING FORWARD."
    268 2 Good Fare At The Capitol. "Looking Forward," the newest M.-G.-M. picture to reach Malaya, is singularly reminiscent of a famous M.-G.-M. predecessor, "Grand Hotel." It is as well staged, perhaps better produced and certainly as enthralling, as tne dramatic masterpiece which the American critics have acclaimed it. It
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    WIFE'S COMPLAINT.
    83 2 Husband Summoned In Police Court. Yap Kirn Hong, a young Chinese, was summoned by his wife, Tan Yah, before the Fourth Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Brander, yesterday, -to show caiu" why he should not be bound over to keep the peace. The wife alleged that her husband attempted
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    TO-DAY'S RUGGER.
    179 2 i^d.l. V JLi-.. i THE rugby football ma ten between the S.C.F.A. XV and the Negri Sembilan All Blues, which was 'o have been played yesterday but was postponed owing to the heavy rain, will take place at the Jalan Besar Stadium this afternoon when the gate charges
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    HARBOUR-VIEW BEAT OXYGEN.
    104 2 Playing at the Oxygen's court at Pasir Panjang lust Sunday, the Har- bour-View B. P. beat the Oxygen B. P. by 4—3. Scores (Harbour- View players mentioned first) Wee Peck Choon lost to N. R. Ponnusamy 12—15. 2—15; Tan Lye chuan lost to Jean 11—15. 10—15; Hadji
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    S.B.A.A. BILLIARDS.
    111 2 Ties m the Siong 800 A. A. American (handicap) billiards tournaments resulted as follows First Round: Lim Tian Lye 120) beat Tan Chye Hock 70) 200—116; Khor Hor Khoon 100) beat Chan Seng Hin (—100) 200—112; Lee Yeow Soon (—150) beat Tan Seek Kay (—9O) 200—130; Lee Cheng
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    SOCCER CONTEST RESULT.
    91 2 SOCCER CONTEST RESULT. $106 m;*, THREE readers, with two a*, share the $100 prize offered';. 1 W****" nection with our Soccer Contest No. 3? ifc The following will each r< f O i ve j 33 S MX. EDWARD I <ITVG. 1(1. No- i oik koa< MR. H. BOHG, 17,
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    S.C.R.C. MEETING.
    103 2 S.C.R. C MEETING. Cricket And Lawn ttmk J|[ Officials. W^^ A meeting of the tennis md crickn I .sections ol the S.C.R.C. was leld yester- V^B3 day at the club, with Mr. hong Thuti Pitt (hon. secretary i in tin chair, The following were appam-rl nffic- mW bearers for the
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    BRADY v. SUIRES.
    91 2 Fight To Be Stged j To-Night. 1 Segt. Jim Brady and Adiur ffmiti are the principals In to-rght's main event at the New World i The fights should have *en tased Jast night, but the promote vva., com- pelled to pistponc the praramme on account of the
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  • Yesterday's Reports From Malayan Courts.
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      BORNEO COMPANY SWINDLED.
      762 3 Chinese Sentenced. PRISON FOR SECOND OFFENCE. HPHE ingenious way m which one^ many swindles which #ere practised on the Borneo Co. asVmg agu as 1927, imounting m an to $53,000^ was related m the District Court yesterday. A f o\gp t j-'h ines^^esman of that •company, Kwan
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      COURT INSPECTOR'S COMPLAINT.
      201 3 Alleged Offer Of Bribe. jfNSPECTOR Goodship was the comI plainant m a case of alleged attempted bribing that was part heard before the Third Magistrate yesterday. The accused, a North Indian named Kalandar, was charged with attempting to abet the offence of offering an illegal gratification to
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      TAMILS SENTENCED.
      138 3 Alleged Disposal Of Stolen Property. The Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Grice, delivered judgment, yesterday m the :ase m which two Tamils. Kaliapan and Athimulam. were charged with dishonestly retaining and with assisting m the disposal of stolen property. They were fined $50 each. Mr. M. Mitter, who appeared
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      MALAY SENTENCED.
      227 3 Stole Money From Coat Pocket. A SENTENCE of 18 months' rigorous imprisonment, to be followed by two years' police supervision, was pronounced by the Acting District Judge, Mr. N. A. Worley. yesterday, on a Malay named Habin bin Hamizah. Accused had pleaded guilty to a charge of theft
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      DUTIABLE TOBACCO.
      129 3 Allegations Against Tamil Dealer. A local Tamil dealer m tobacco. B. Subbiah Thevar, of 187. Selegie Road, appeared before the Acting District Judge (Mr. N. A. Worley) yesterday on a charge of importing about 2.800 lb. of dutiable tobacco into the Colony, not m accordance with the regulations
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      THEFT OF HOOKS.
      222 3 Ceylon Burgher Pleads Guilty. WILLIAM Herbert Hudson, a Ceylon Burgher, was produced before the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Grta day and charged with housbrealcing and theft of school text-books to the value of $49. The accused pleaded ffuilty to die charge, adding: I ask for mercy." The
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      CEYLON CAFE CASE.
      426 3 Conviction I'pheld. DECISION OF CHIEF JUSTICE. r r\VO police appeals were heard !>v the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Kuggard, m the Appeal Court yester day. In the first, Palaniappa Thevar, licensee of the Oeytoa ('ale, :y,W North Bridge Koad. appealed a^ain-l his conviction m the Maoist rat
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    "GREAT EASTERN."
    298 4 Awards For 1933 Successes. A PLEASANT function took place on Friday afternoon m Messrs John Little's Restaurant, when Mr. P. C B. Newington. Inspector oi A ■.< ncies. Southern Malaya, of the Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.. Ltd.. was "at home" to head office agents, some thirty agents
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    CHAIN OF LIGHT CEREMONY.
    399 4 Taiping Toe 11. <»vest Nitfht. AT n oighi suppei of Taiping Toe n Group, whicH some ih residents ol Taiping attended when thy World's Ciifi'i of Light ceremony w.» observed reference was made of Uk successe: ichieved by Toe H. during th»- i ear 1033. i
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    MALACCA NEWS.
    185 4 I Death 01 Popular Chinese W Lady. iFrvm oui Oun Corrcsfiondcnt.i Malacca. Jan. 5. Hi.' death took place to-day at 12.15 i ti. with tragic suddenness at her residence, 179. Tranquerah. Malacca, following child-birth of Madam Tan Chwce Tio, the beloved wife of Mr. Yap Eng Tee, the
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    METHODIST RALLY.
    341 4 Address In Open Session. FALLOWING the morning devotional hour on Friday at which the Rev. Timothy M. Huang and the Rev. Y. J. Jcsudason spoke, the annual conference proceeded to its business session. Taking up the business of the day before. Bishop Lee concluded the calling of the
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    GREAT WORLD CABARET.
    171 4 "Carthage" Band Plays For Dancing-. The orchestra of the P. and o. "Carthage" gave an exceptionally lino performance with its six-piece orchestra on Thursday hist at the Great World Cabaret and they were accorded a very warm welcome by fhe hundreds of dancers who thoroughly enjoyed the
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    CHINESE CHARGED.
    74 4 Allegation Of Attempted Murder. Una Teng Neo. a middle-aged Chinese was produced before the Second Magistrate, .Mr. N. Grice, yesterday, on a charge of attempted murder. Court-Inspector C. J. Bembroke told his worship that he understood that the complainant, who was the principal prosecution witness, was still m
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    SEREMBAN NOTES.
    75 4 (From Our Own Correspondent, i Seremban. Jan. 5. Major G. R. Percy. Executive Engineer. P.W.D.. N.S., has gone on tiansfer to Malacca m place of Mr. H. Whitfield. Mr. A. B. Gibbings who has returned from leave, has taken over duties from Maior Percy as Senior Executive Engineer,
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    Those "Malicious" Editors.
    36 4 Mr. A. S. Haynes (till recently acting Colonial Secretary), and Sir Cecil dementi have both expressed resentment against Press criticism of Governmental policies. 'Specially drawn for the "Sunday Tribune" by Van Kee Leong.)
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    MANY CONVICTIONS.
    335 4 Arrested On Leaving Penang Prison. Awang bin Abdullah, a man with nine previous convictions, two oi" which were m Siam and for which he is banished from that country, appeared before the Acting District Judge, Mr. N. A. Worley, yesterday. He was charged failing to report on Oct.
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    SOVIET AND LEAGUE.
    42 4 Shanghai, Jan. (5. Tin' Soviet Government intends fro participate m future discussions of the League of Nations. The first step she is taking m this direction is the appointment! of a residential observer at Geneva. "Sin Chew Jit Poh."
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    GREGG SHORTHAND.
    57 4 Formed. There will be a meeting at S.V.C. Headquarters, Beach Road on Saturday Jan. 13, 2.30 p.m. to discuss the proposed formation of a Gregg Association. All writers of the system are requested to attend. Those interested m the Gregg system of shorthand are asked to communicate with
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    VOLUNTEERS AT DINNER.
    357 4 Selangor Battalion Hand And Drums. TKR SeUngor Battalion Band and Drums. F.M.S.V.F.. Kuala Lumpur. celebrated their eighth anniversary with a dinner at the Eastern Hotel. Ampong Road. Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 28. There were 40 people present, including the guests, who were Lieut.-Col. B J. Eaton. 0.8.E..
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    Forthcoming Malayan Films Reviewed.
    908 5  -  C INEQUE By LOOKING Forward." the M-G-M, film based on the play -Service.'' opened yesterday to good houses and will run until next Tuesday. WHEN Director Roy Del Ruth ordered "the fifteen toughest guys m Hollywooer' to make up the beer moo of "Bugs" Ahearn, the
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      255 5 Another Grand M.-G.-M. Picture! A Story That Will Appeal To Everybody who Has— Or Has Lost—A Job! CAPITOL A j^v LIONEL mk'l BARRYMOHE i^^Kf Co-starred with 1/ J.EWIS STONE, f X "JE2' ELIZABETH ALLAN L^^^^^fe I'.KMTA HUMK LWflF^ COLIN (LIVE |\r^f« (Famous Star of 4fc Journey's f3s* J *LOOK!NG FORWARD
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    998 6 By i Our Woman Correspondent VOW the last bit o! tinsel and mistletoe has been swept up mm Si ill cotMimes put away m moth-balls and cedi.r chests, one can sit back quietly and ••njoy a few quiet evenings .it, home for a change. Of
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    Watch Your Handbags.
    330 6 With the material colours holding the field m costumes, it is up to the handbag to introduce a note of contrast. A smart note is to have shoes and handbags matching. Dark bags are frequently made with contrasting grey or beige trimmings or ornaments to tone m
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    Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, Jan. 7, 1934. THE PLANTER'S SUNDAY.
    404 8 Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, Jan. 7, 1934. THE PLANTER'S SUNDAY. IME have received from Mr. Maurice Maude (whose address is The Moorings, Woking) an inquiry which indicates that he has not yet lost hope of winning success m his campaign to secure the abolition of Sunday work on rubber estates.
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    Malayan Commentary.
    1122 8 rpHK flight of the Governor, with Lady Clementi and the Misses j Clementi, by Dutch air mail to Sumatra and back has occasioned some comment m GOVERNOR'S this country. We AIR TRIP can only express the hope that they e.i joyed the trip and that their experi ence
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    Sparkles
    654 8 Smiles Of The Week By "Quiz" "Honour to whom honour is due" but not Honours. But they're "earned" all right— ami how! Hard Up sprang a surprise at the Penang Races backers of its rivals were hard up m consequence. Further, I read, Tiffin was destroyed after an accident.
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      30 8 THE WEEK'S TIDE TABLE. To-day: 2.31 a.m.. 2.11 p.m. To-morrow: 3.05 a.m.. 3. 00 p.m. Tuesday: 3.42 a.m.. 3.59 'p.m. Wednesday: 4.25 a.m.. 5.20 p.m. Thursday: 5.17 a.m.. 7.12 p.m.
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    National Government Hampered At Every Turn.
    646 9 TIIK KUOMINTANG LEADERS. No Co-operation. OBSESSED W\ LIST OF POWEU. **IF the various leaden of the Kuomhrtnifti had co operated with one another m a sincere spirit since the success el the Nationalist Expedi tion m 1928, not only would there have {'♦•♦■ii bo
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    PARTY STRIFE IN CHINA.
    379 9 To Secure Power The Common Object. MfItWENTY years ago a movement was on -i- Too: o overthrow the Kuomintang and to es ablish some o her poiitcal parties to take i's place. "A' that tinvr\ several political parties were •n existence a'.ide from the Kuomni'ang. which
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    ALONG FUKIEN BORDER.
    126 9 Rebel Troops Moving Steadily Northward. Hangchow, Dec. 18. The Government Aviation Bureau is t.ow sending several aeroplanes to the Chekiang-Fukien border to conjdu.ct reconnaissance flights over the Fukien front. According to reports brought m by the pilots, the Fukien troops at Kutien are moving steadily northward and
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    MR. LIN SEN.
    123 9 (Jovt. Chairman To Be Re-Elected? Nanking, Dec. 12. The re-election of '.he Chairman of the National Government will be one of the main issues to be discussed at the forthcoming Fourth Plenary Session of the C.E.C., it is learned from political circles. According to the Organic Law
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    The Three Archdeacons.
    37 9 The above interesting photograph was taken at Worthing m October last It shows three Archdeacons cf Singapore— Archdeacon Izard (seated Archdeacon Swindell (standing, reader's left), who succeeded him; and the present incumbent. Archdeacon Graham-White.
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    CHINESE ABROAD.
    99 9 Total Number Amounts To 12,825,572. Shanghai. Dec. 15. According: to the latest reports, the total number of Chinese abroad numbers 12,825,572. Mout of them are engaged m business and some are regular wefrkcrs. They are distributed as follows: United States 74.954 Canada 45.000 Mexico 30.000 Cuba and the
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    SHANHAIKUAN HELD.
    136 9 SHAN HAIKU AN HELD. Japanese Unwilling To Return City To China. Pciping, Dec. 18. In spite or the negotiations now progressing at Tientsin for the retrocess on ot Shanhaikuan to the Chinese authorities, the Manchukuo offices at Shanhaikuan are still functioning as usual. The Japanese authorities have informed the Chinese
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    FACTORIES SUSPENDED.
    103 9 60,000 Workers Thrown Out Of Employment. Shanghai, Dec. 19. Owing to the general business depression all the 65 Chinese silk factories m Shanghai have completely suspended business for tho time being. The main reason is the unusual low price of siik and the lack of markets for Chinese
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    NEW CRIMINAL CODE.
    67 9 Capital Punishment For Corrupc Officials. Nanking, Dec. 12. The new Criminal Code, which Is under revision, is nearing completion. The new Code provides that corrupt officials are punishable with the death penalty, that decapsulation be abolished and strangulation or electrocution be adopted m its place. The new
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    CANTON SITTING ON TENTERHOOKS.
    267 9 Kwangsi Attitude Causes Anxiety. C?Mlfa>n. Dec. 3 iby Ma'l) The refusal or General Li rrung-jea to co 'o Canton is eau ci ng much anxiety to the Canton authorities, :.s evidenced by the recent military preparations m the West River region. Rumours are afloat m Kwangtun-;
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    THE KUOMINTANG DEGENERATES?
    492 9 Pro-Japanese Qfliiiiiu AMBITIONS OF THE LEADERS. (WHEN the country was unifeJ under t lie kiioniinlan.; 1 bflUlB6r m 1928 there was a genera] i c <<r relief m Ihe la id. )a in'- 1 to t >■)•• i!ni\<:- ;il 1< mj^i nvr for peace the people ac
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    Malayan Club Life.
    2475 10 The Pitman Fellowship h: The Colony Movement For Members Chinese Students Literary Associations Of Singapore And Selangor Meet Celebrations Of Amateur Sporting Association. HPHERE is a movement m Singapore to get local shorthand writers into the Pitman Fellowship. The majority of local writers use the Pitman .system
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    A Corner For Our Young Folks.
    491 10  -  UNCLE HARRY CONDUCTED BY HAVE you made any New Year resolutions yet? If you have, I hop,' you will do your very best to keep them, for nothing is a greater admission ol weakness than to have to confess tna> within a very short
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    Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards.
    834 10 Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards. vLJ)]n\(£ .r^\fh J~\. jl nifim^ WHEN I survey the field of amateur effort on the green cloth, I am much struck by the fairly well-defined classes of play. There is the "no-break" player whom I will dismiss as of no account the "twenty-break" performer, who
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      52 10 I I TO YOUR HEALTH. IJ KEEP THEM Ijj As Tiger To A Tiger "TIGER" BALM, Fights All Thy Pains And Makes You Cool And Calm: Sweet Are Its Uses, And So Be It Used, If Once You Use, It's Nev'r In Life Refused. Eng Aun Tong The Tiger Medical
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    "OLD CHARLEY."
    336 12 The Pissing Of A Clever Horse. Affections irly known to a couple of »cnera- ot Norbcotc cricketers, Tor whom h> laboured faithfully ?nd well. "Old Charley" has gone at last to th bone yard. "Charley" waa ftey horse almost whtfe m fact Beeau oof his tvlovr and n
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    A Review Of Malayan Sport.
    2013 12  -  Rimau (By The Malaya Cup Rugger Final Penang Determined To Capture The Trophy But Can They Beat Singapore? Singapore Soccer fhe Promotion And Relegation Question Should System Not Be Experimented With For A Season? President In Favour Of Introduction. PVERYTHING points to a most in-
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    In And Out Of The Boxing Ring
    652 12  -  K.O. (By SUBJECT to the approval of the Board of Control, Harry Graham will again be seen m action on Jan. 12, when he meets the Ceylon bantamweight champion, Graham Thajudeen. It has been the Ceylon boxTo Meet er's ardent wish to fight
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    On The Malayan Badminton Courts.
    1449 13 O O Time It Is Formed Malacca And Negri Sembilan Meet In Their First Match Singapore "Stars" Defeated At Kuala Lumpur What's On To-day. tlmt most of the States and Settlements m Malaya have concluded their annual tournaments, and the contest for inter-State honours has
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    TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMME.
    372 14 GMT Ba.m. Time Signal from Big Ben. News Bulletin. Dairy Produce Notes supplied by tne Intelligence Branch of the Imperial Economic Committee. 8.15 a.m. An Italian Serenade (gramophone records). 8.45 a.m. A sp:rts talk. 9 0-10 0 Time Signal from Greenwich. The Northern Studio Orchestra, directed by John
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    S.C.C. BILLIARDS.
    78 14 Ties In Championship Tournament. Ties m the S.C.C. Billiards championship tournament (350 up) will be played as follows; Wednesday: A. S. Banks v. P. H. Romney. Thursday (11th): E. B. Evans v. A. F. Hunter. Friday (12th): A. D. Baker v. J. A. Dean. Monday (15th): P. M.
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    MARCELLE BEAT EAST LYNN.
    99 14 The Marcelle B. P. boat the East Lynn B. P. (the late Paya Lebar B. P.) by four games to one on Saturday. Scores (Marcelle names first): SINGLES: A. de Souza beat Lim Hee Chin 15—11, 7—15, 15—6; P. V. Sarma lost to Tan Eng Tee
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY.
    44 14 Balestier XI v. the Engineering Mechanics Association to-day at. the Tanjong Pagar ground; Keong Whye, Ah Kong, Jaik, Keng, Ngiap Yong, Chan Ah Bah, Cher Soon, Harry Tan. Tiang Hock, Ah Bah, Huat Lye, Eng Kiat. k Reserves: K. Jin. Tian Kee.
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    Handicaps For Ipoh Races.
    332 14 PERAK MEETING. Weights For First Day. (From Oui Oun Correspondent.) Ijxih Jm. 6. HANDICAPS for the lust duy of Uv Perak race meeting next Saturday are a.s lollows: MCB 1. Horses, (lass M. Mr. 2. 6 lvi longs. Melton's Pride 9.0 Write Walla 8.4 Sky Raider
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    Exciting Sport At Penang Meeting.
    616 14 Exciting Sport At Penang Meeting. Tolly Teachum "Provides The Upset. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Jan. C. THE one-day Amateur race meeting held by j ths Penang Po 1 Club in -con junction with the Penang Turf Club this afternoon provided I interesting sport. Polly Peachum provided the bigg:st upset
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    English And Scottish Soccer Results.
    1353 15 Stot kport County Score Thirteen Goti/.\. II fa ar:d Scottish I Renter, and t■' lip to !:.i» 1 Nil! !h( id I t, 1 Ll.'.U till. Mil 11 5 i:iu«M.tKn J)irhy CaUHtj 1 i iiii mingham f! !tia« i f:'!iJ I < I' iisi?.uutli 0
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    THREE INDIAN STARS.
    617 15 Cricketers Who Made Test History. THREE famous Indians will live m English Test Cricket history. W.hile it is remarkable that all three scored a century m their first Test against Australia, it is no coincidence that these three have been among the world's "best batsmen. For each
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    U.S. TENNIS RANKINGS.
    223 15 "Straight-left" To American Selectors. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Dec. 21. The United States Lawn Tennis Committee announces its 1933 rankings as follows MEN.— I, Frank Shields: 2. Wilmer Allison: 3, Lester Stofen; 4. Clifford Sutter; 5, Gregory Mangin: 6, Sidney Wood, jun.: 7. Bryant Grant; 8.
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    QUEEN'S SCHOLAR.
    56 15 No Award To Malay In F.M.S. H. D. Jesuckison. of the Victoria Institution. Kuala Lumpur, is the winner ol The only Queen s Scholarship m the F.M.f;. this year. Sixteen candidates sat Uh the examination. Allhou^ii there were three candidates m the Malay section, no award has been
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    HOBBY JONES.
    99 15 Still Playing Amazing Golf. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Dec. 21. Bobby Jones continues to play the most amazing golf and absence from serious competition for three years does not seem m the least to have affected his game. Playing over his home course at tne East Lake
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    M.C.C. IN INDIA.
    137 15 Naidu's Tribute To The Tourists. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Dec. 21. C. K. Naidu was the first to congratulate D. R. Jardine on the victory of his side, after the first Test, and he admitted that the Englishmen thoroughly deserved their win. "It has been a
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    RUGGER'S FULL-BACK.
    162 15 Mistake To Wait For The Bounce. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Dec. 21. Two recent Rugby games drew attention to the question of the full-backs tactics and the unwisdom of the player waiting for the bounce of the ball. It is srerferally acknowledged that Owen-Smith, the' South African
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    "RANJI" SUPERSTITIONS.
    200 15 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Dec. 21. Mr. Roland Wild, the official biographer of the late Jam Sahib of l^awanagar, sails for India after the New Year to stay with "Ranji's" successor. In Nawariagar he will put the finishing touches to his book, which will appear m the
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF.
    107 15 The Inland Club January mixed foursomes competition was played on Friday Over Ihe first nine hole:;. The following were the best returns: Miss Nelson and J. T. Smith 43- 9, -33-, Miss Abed and Dr. Rainsford 44-8%-35Vi Mr?. Leljssius and T. C. Yap 49-13^-35% Mrs: Bateman ami
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    N.S. BADMINTON.
    42 15 A Eferemban corespondent; attributes -Neyii Sembflan's defeat by Malacca lo the seletion of pairs unaccustowed to each other's play far the doubles matches. He expresses curiosity us to the date when the annual report of the N.S.B.A. Will be published.
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    SELANGOR TURF CLUB.
    446 15 SELANGOR TURF CLU B. i .1. it;;-'. IMPR( POSITION REPORTED. m Our On n Cftrrespandtnt.) !uia!;i Ltltnpiir, -lan. (I. VjK. T. ii M< ii/.ios presided ai the annual general meeting of t!-«--p Turf Club yesterday. Prei c Recounts, Hie chair ii said thai expenses showed derable reduction over last your.
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      Exciting Rugger Between S. S. And F. M. S. Volunteers.
      104 16 An excittag moment m th? rugger match between the 3.5.V.F, and. the F.M.S.V.F. Members of the Chinese Association at their annual picnic, held recently at Mr. Ong Siew Kiam's bungalow at Beting Kusa. v.'r Ay. Boon Haw (seated m the
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