Malaya Tribune, 29 December 1936

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIII.- -No. 306. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1936 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Tuesday, Dec. 29, 19.'*6.
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      115 1 Read The SUNDAY Dominant In Malaya L- 1 bo» Un OXFORD^*^ 1 SAUSAGES I "STAR BRAND" j Snitrh To Vegetable Margarine i For AH Your Cooking S f Absolutely free from adulteration. Star Brand margarine is a pure vegetable product, highly palatable and nutritious. The best, purest and cleanest for
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      64 1 THE NEWS. WITH YOUR*V BREAKFAST Try Tlte' X U M POWDERED MILK 1 PURE SAFE 1 MILK MILK FOR FOR DRINKING OR ?J||p>! GROWING COOKING. CHILDREN. 1 Obtainable at all Leading Provision Dealers. i! DISTRIBUTORS: GETZ BROS. A CO. IS BG LAB6L Sole Agents:—SlME, DARBY C 0 Ltd., Singapore-Johore-Malacca and
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      497 2 "TORLER" Swiss Chocolates -foblerone" "Hazelnut" "Berna" "Tobleretti" "Amanda'* Assorted in tins ets., etc. These delicious Swiss Chocolates are obtainable at Provision Stores, C*les, Railway Stations, etc., etc. An interesting Picture Album combined with a "Question Answer" competition is given free of charge when you buy a Tobler Swiss Chocolate. If
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      328 2 FOR SALE—One Cabinet Gramophone (Melaphone). Good as new—with records. One Indian rug. One large wardrobe trunk. Apply Box No. 52' i, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. BERNAM COIR COY, Offers for Sale besrt quality Coir manufactured by British firm, and under European supervision. Apply Cash Chemists, Teluk Anson, F.M.S. PUBLIC NOTICES THE
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      160 2 MECHANICAL Engineering A wonderful field for men who have a liking for things mechanical. Study at home in your spare time with the I.C.S. Thousands of our students are earning big salaries. We give you individual instruction. You make quick progress because you are in a class by yourself. Let
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      257 2 TAKE A SECOND L00K... EVERYBODY ELSE DOES! HUDSON FOR 1937 Every street's a Hudson showroom every road a For out on the street, where you can se? this impressive l 11l It I new bigness and beauty side by side with th€ other ISS7 cars, is the hest place to
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES "552" COVERED FOR £3,760,000
    326 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES "552" COVERED FOR £3,760,000 Record Building Risk Insurance I AM Informed on good authority that the brokers acting for Messrs. John Brown and Co., Ltd., Clydebank, have now completed the placing of the building risk insurance in the open market lor the Cunard White Star liner No.
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    THE SISTER SHIP
    222 3 To Be 12 Feet Longer Than The Queen Mary It is understand that the new Cunnrd White Star llnor now known at Messrs John Brown and Co '5 yard No. 552 will be 12 feet loncer than the Queen Marv, or 1,031 feet overall. The additional length
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    18 3 The P. and O. liner Comorin has left Hongkong and is dv? at Singapore at 9 a.m. to-morrow.
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      441 3 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA 0. S. N. CO's SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1937. HAWALPINDI 17,000 Jan. 1 BHUTAN 6,100 Jan. 16 CORFU 15,000 Jan. 15 BEHAR 6,000 Jan. 25 CARTHAGE 17,000 Jan. 29 SOUDAN 6,500 Feb. 12 NALDERA 16,000 Feb. 12 RANCHI 17,000 Feb. 26 CATHAY 15,000 Mar. 12
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      176 3 M. M. LINE (Incorporated in France) (MESSAGERIES MARITIMES) General Agents for Cie GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE Air-FRANCE MAIL PASSENGER ft CARGO SERVICES Homeward for Colombo, Djibouti, Port Said and Marseilles D'ARTAGNAN 15,105 T. Jan. 2 CHENONCEAUX 14.825 T. Jan. 19 JEANLABORDE 11,414 T. Feb. 2 ARAMIS 17,536 T. Feb. 13 PORTHOS T.
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      610 3 M. B. K. j j KOKUSAI LINE| j (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) j (Incorporated in Japan) For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) Due Due Sailing Due Penang Spore Spore New York i 1m s KIYOSUMI MARU Dec. 26 Dec. 29 Dec. 31 Feb. 9 I m s KOMAKI MARU
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      512 3 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. 1937 From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng ERRIA 12-1 12-1 13-1 15-1 LALANDIA 2-2 2-2 3-2 5-2 JUTLANDIA 23-2 23-2 24-2 26-2
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      512 3 STEAMER SAILINGS > NORDDEUTSCHER It&&\ LLOYD J m (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company*' 1 Intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA ft JAPAN. Due Spore. 1936. mi. "HAVEL" Dec. 30 1937. s.s. "POTSDAM" omits North China Jan. t si. "DONAU" omits Manila, Taku Bar, Japan
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    GERMANY'S NEW JOKE
    119 4 About British Army's Recruiting Difficulties Berlin. The Q-rman newspaper continue to make fun of Great Britain's recruiting difficulties The recent decision that soldiers may b.- allowed to be absent from barrack; until one o'clock In the has P rov °ked KLADDERA DATSCH «weekly humorous paper) to a
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    501 4 LO\«o\ COMMODITIES RUBBER London. Dec. 28. Previous To-day Change. Tone a ""Very Firm Strong Spot Buyers. 105 16 lift +13 16 Sellers. 10% 11 3 16 +13 16 Jan Mar. Buyers. 105 16 lift +13 16 Sellers. IOVi 113 16 +1516 Apr. June Buyers. 10% 11 Vs
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    OUR LONDON MARKET REVIEW
    952 4 BY AIR MAIL The Week In The Market: Cheap Money Policy Maintained: Rubber Committee's Decision Criticised: No Change In Tin Production (From Our Own Correspondent) London. Dec. 18. k NEW account under a new reign has started. Were i t not for the seasonal influences, the
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    89 4 London. Dec. 28. Paris 105 11 64 New York 4.919 16 Montreal 4.913« Bruss:!* 29.121, Geneva 21.373, MjSrfSff ***** Milan 931.. Berlin 12.21 Stockholm Copenhagen 22.40. Oslo 19.90 Vienna 26>/ Prague 140 5 16 Belgrade 213. Madrid norn Helsingfors Us bon 110 31G R io J% severs official
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    YOUNG CRITICS OF FILMS
    414 4 Their Reactions To Thrills I I I j I I I j I WIiAT are Uie reaction tu ekiia mind to ht i type ol film do the you:.. mu*. Interest? Di> Ihey k;..i comedy or Wild We picU: j;> wfcLch there is much killing. ur
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    38 4 A public meeting will be held in the Town Hall, Ipoh. on Wednesday. Dec. 30, to consider proposals for the celebration of His Majesty's Coronation and to elect a committee to make arrangements for the District of Kinta.
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      665 4 I Oversea-Chinese Ban long Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated ln the Straits Settlements). j J Successors to The Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, The Ho Hong Bank Limited and The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. I CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00 Issued" and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. I HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BITLDLNG. CHULIA STREET. SINGAPORE. J TELEPHONES: Managing
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1639 5 ,m,ed H Fra,er an* Co. L u aU «„d EvM, Exchange and St.* Bracer, MINING 112 rrawr LTMI Erttt Ampal Tins" J*"» £1 Asara Kumbang ..32- 34. 31 010 (I Austral Malay 55- 58j-*d 55". 57" v,< S- AyerHt.am 23- 24:6 23- 240 1 Ay« \Veng tas
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    518 5 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Tuesday morning. RUBBER Singapore: 39% cts., up 4«4 cts. Market Tone: Very Firm. London: 11««d., up 13 16d. Market Tone: Steady after strong. New York: 22"/ 8 cts., up 17 16 cts. Market Tone: Quiet after steady. The market here is rather
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    LONDON CLOSING PRICES
    31 5 Lundun, Dec. 28. Sterling on New York is 4.91' v. Paiis fiancs are 105-5 32. War Lean is 105 h and gold is 141/H 1 ..—British Official Wireless.
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    24 5 Miss Pedlow. who travelled down from India by the Conte Verde has gone for Seremban on a visit to be** brother. Mr Justice Pedlow.
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    16 5 Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Wood have gone to Frasers Hill for Christmas and New Year.
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    15 5 Mr. P. B. Marriott: manager of Petaling Tin, left, for Europe in the Antenoi recently.
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    GLANDS FROM EXECUTED CRIMINAL
    226 5 Transplanted On Ailing Man Baltimore. HOW glands were removed from a man after he hod been executed in the electric chair and transplanted into a sick man in the hope of curing him has been revealed by two doctors of the Johns Hopkins Hospital here. The
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    26 5 Asiatic Inspector T. Rasanayagam. Tapah. has left for Kiang on twelve days' leave, and Inspector Che Wan Ibrahim is acting in addition to his own duties.
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    20 5 Mr. and Mrs Mills, of Ipoh Tin Dredging. Ltd.. lef< for Europe by the M.S.LV. Oldcnbarnevelt on Christmas day. 1
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      297 5 BANK OF CHINA (Incorporated in China by Special Charter) 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. J f Telephones: Manager's Office 6444 Exchange Dept. 6441 General Office 5188- 5) Cable Address: "CHUNGKUO'' Paid Up Capital Ch. 4U,U00,000.00 Reserve Funds in excess of 3,500,000.00 Total Assets approximately $1,400,000 000.00 HEAD OFFICE: SHANGHAI: Tse-Vung Soong,
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    ALIBI FRESS BRITON
    81 6 Lille. An alibi, unsuccessfully submitted at his trial recently at Avesnes 'Norc 1 D< partment), secured the acquittal by the Appeal Court qf Dcuai of. William Warren, aped 70, a British subject, who had been sentenced to five years' imprisonment for fracd. It was alleged thui Warren
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    41 6 Osman, an Indian Mohammedan of 3ota. was fined $1 in the Parit Police Court on the charge of causing unnecessary suifering to an animal, by carrying a goat with its legs tied up for slaughter in a basket on a bicycle.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    114 6 ALHAMBRA.—"Th: St a Spo3eis, M b.lo una j.io p.m. ivi/iKj-rs^rtou'GK.—Chinese Pictures .3U ana 'j.ao p.m. CAPi'iOL.— Romeo and Juliet." 3— Id una y.15 p.m. PAViL.ION.- l.ne Tenth Man," 6.15 ::a y. Id p.m. L.viPißt.—Bella Lugosi in The Whisenng Shadow"- -1 p.m. and y p.m. ■LHzALrtr. KOYAl>.—Ratnawali," 6— p.m. w/vRRICK.—"Four
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    35 6 Mr. D. H. Morrison is taking over the lease of the Por* Dickson Resthouse as from Jan. 1, 1937. Mr. Morrison is the son of Mrs. CM. Morrison, the present lessee of Seremban Rest house.
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    28 6 Mr. F. K. Wilson, an Officer of 11, Malayan Civil Service, has b:en appointed to act as Assistant Adviser. Muar. Mr. Wilson was formerly First Magistrate Kuala Lumpur.
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    EXPLORATEUR GRANDIDIER
    25 6 The Exploratcur GrandicUer is due at Singapore from Pondicherry to-day at 3 p.m., and sail at 8 p.m., for Saigon, Tourane and Haiphong
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    115 6 Mails expected from Australia, Nethei.ands Indies etc. by Air < Qantas >. time jf delivery of boxholders' letters only 3 p.m. and general delivery of letters 4.05 p.m. to-day. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air I Netherlands >, time of delivery of boxholders* letters only 3 p.m
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    99 6 Penang. Siam, Burma, India, Iraq. Palestine. Egypt. E. and S. Africa. Great Britain, Ireland. Europe, Nigeria. Gold Coast and N. and S. America: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. to-day. Medan. JaskS, Amsterdam* and London§: Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m. to-morrow. Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 a.m. to-morrow.
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    24 6 The s.s. Ramses for Philippine Islands. Mails previously announced as closing at 3 p.m. to-day will now close at 2 p.m. to-morrow.
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    19 6 The Air mail (Imperial) despatched from Singapore on Dec. 16 was delivered in London on Dec. 27.
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    REHEARSALS IN A CHAPEL
    67 6 A disused chapel in Walworth-road, S.E., is at present the scene of active rehearsals'for a forthcoming West End stage revue. Mr. Charles B. Cochran has decided that it makes ah ideal centre for preparing his Coronation Revue. He has temporarily moved his own office to the
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    THE HARBOUR
    100 6 iHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE. Singapore. Dec 29. East Wharf Entrance Gate li Rohna 22; Cremer, Hong Siang 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Exp. Grandidier 18; Glasgow Maru 16; Clenapp 13: Yuensang 11; Bellerophon 9: Nankoh Maru '<. Empire Doer Entrance C*«i»e S> Taybank
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    152 6 Anti-Aircraft Gun Practice Owners and masters of shipping are requested to keep their vessels as clear cf the range as possible during the antiaircraft Gun Practice, which will lake place from Beting Kusa on Jan. 4, 3, 22, spare days 5, 9, 23); Feb 12, JS. 16,
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVING
    123 6 The following passengers for Straits ports are travelling by the Blue Funnel liner Aeneas which is due in Singapore on Dec. 29:— Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Peterkln, Surg. Cdr. E. R. Sorley. R.N.. Mrs. Sorley. Miss H. Heath, Mr. H. N. Smyth, Mrs. J. M. Parker, Miss
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    73 6 Aircraft "Adelaide" from Brisbane. Darwin and D.E.I, a-rived in SingaDore on 26.12.36 with ;h? following passengers, all from Brisban: Mr. Thon pson, Mrs, Thompson, Mr Egan, Mrs. Egan Aircraft "Artemis' for Penang, Siam. Burma and Karachi left Singapoie 27.12.36 with Mr. Goh Hock Siew for Penang. Aircraft
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    PASSENGERS
    231 6 THE following are passengers by the Suwa Maru which left Singapore for Europe via ports on Dec. 24:— Miss F. M. Hall Mr. A. E. Lambert. Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Waddell. Dr. R. H. Akagi, Mrs. R. Bogislav. Mr. H. C. Carmichael. Mrs. I. P. Carmichael, Mast. J.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    36 6 Nankoh Maru. Japanese. 2,950 tons, from Otam. 28.12 to Batu Pahat 5.1. BoelohKan. Dutch, 578 tons, from Pemengek 28.12 to Pemengek 1.1. Tinombo Dutch. 525 tons, from Pakan Baroe 29.12 to Pakan Baroe 1.1.
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    WHAT'S ON?
    125 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, DEC. 29 Rugby: S.C.C. "A" v. H.M.S. Terror, sec Hockey I A. II v. Middlesex A. Co., I.A.; R.AM.C. v. CS.C. Tanglin. Municipal Commissioners' Meeting. 2.15 p.m. TO-MORROW, DEC 30 Rotary Club Tiffin, Adelphi Hotel, 1 pm. Speaker: Dr. K. Ando. Rugby:
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    INDRAGIRI RUBBER
    381 6 Final Dividend Of Five Per Cent. rE annual meeting of JitQiagjr* Rubber L*d.. will be held at the oftic»* of the secreoriea. Mfvi Evui» una C" on Jan 6 In the report for the ve«r eri'irn 30. the directors st3te:— The nei profit for the vtar amnim*--:o $85.243
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    STALEST BREAD
    170 6 Precious runih> Atced 1 IT Years N't vi Y r. THE "-honour' ••wniJit k-«« AiJUUat piCCC Ol Oftid .'i«.;JTl' 'I if* Mr. Lou»>. K Cairm.t" a brok*?. He keeps th»* bood i tnt :u lined 6ox with silver cl«-. a--. LUKed H7 war »10 < v >ti•:• :;ii
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    NEW AERO ENGINES
    58 6 Three aero engines of French d are to be built by the Coventry AeroEngines and Components Company under licence from the Lorraine company They are the Petrel 760-h.p. and Sterna 900-h.p.. both liquid-cooled 12--cylinder V-shaped engines, and the aircooled 18-cylinder Sirius engine ol 1.350-h.p. The company will
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    UNIVERSITY STRIKE
    53 6 More than 3.000 students in Para University went on strike recently because of a rise in the cost of meads hi their restaurant. They say the increase, which amounts to 10 per cent., is unjustified. The authorities say it is due to a general rise in prices caused
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    88 6 At his residence in Canal Road, Teluk Anson, the death occurred recently ot Towkay Ng Ah Teng at the age ot 8.-. The deceased came to this country fifty-six years ago and was a resident of Teluk Anson for over 40 years. He leaves a large number of relatives and
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      282 6 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL J I I I ORCHESTRAL CONCERT 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. S -v" i e~ DINNER AND DANCE (Formsl) 9.45 to midnight l NO ADMISSION CHARGE J i N E W~YEAgS EVE DEC. 31st. \LA DINNER V FANCY DRESS BALL S Latest Parian Carnival, Costumes, t FANCY DRESS
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      358 6 I POSTAL INTELLIGENCEt i STEAMER MAIL DESPATCHES TO-DAY TOR PER »AT1 AND TIM* Pengerang S. Soon Heng Dec. 29 9 a.m. Fort de Kock, Padang, Pakan Baroe, Slak and Selat Pandjang Hong Kwong 29 3 p.m. Indo-China Explorateur Grandidier 29 3 pm. Netherlands Indies: —Bagan and Selat Pandjang Hong Thong
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      198 6 CLUB DIARY ITiiere are numerous Club* ana i Oocietiet in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping V up-io-date and complete. Happening, 1/ general interest will still be include in
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    How The World Enjoyed Christmas
    2291 7 MORE MONEY SPENT IN ALL COUNTRIES RED SANTA CLA US AFTER 17 YEARS' BANISHMENT Till; licuter news-searchlight has •«un? and West this weekend in order to find out how different people are spending Christmas 1936. First impression is that the world is anxious to enjoy
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      134 7 iThis is the Essence of GOOD I^^HEALTH! EHf 4>4H< F-*EBLr^V r or <j. v I i, ar Chi. -nOfS DB^ -^HL-l I V ■ft""! nirh ttattf it it BuDfl i"™'' BR4NO 4 <« TAKE Brand's Essence of Chicken regularly for abundant fitness and glorious good health! A remarkable tonic to
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      133 7 When Timothy John is ready for school.. Picture him seven or eight years hence when he puts on his own school cap! Will he be as healthy and lively as he is now? Yes—he's sure to be a healthy child because he's a Trufood baby. You cannot see your baby's
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      275 8 OPENING 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 ALHAMBRA| MATINEE TO-MORROW AT 3.13 With guns blazing and ft; is flying! With slugs for smugglers and squeezes for sweeties! With white cotton gloves and a dynamite sock! Led by the newest, tall-young-and-ha ndsomc. he-man hero of the screen! ALL <|L-_ J/ SIRLS-FROM 7 TO 0
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      229 8 To-days Premiere at the CAPITOL Three Performances DAILY 3 p.m. sharp I! 0.1.1 and f 1.1.l NORMA L E S L I E HOWARD IT mm WILLIAM MC'IH J^fcv THE m|) J MmmMWOmWm V/ MOMENTS/n"ROMEOondJUUET" M f ACT x&l&fliP \f The Formly Feod rhe bi onl The Banuhed lover Romec
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      52 8 |^M^^^^cr;v:,% c I positively last 2 shows tfl JOHN^ TO-NIGHT 6-15 9-15 LODGL= 1 J| pavmliox f EXCELLENT PROGRAMME A A IN WHICH EVERY ITEM IS |M I ,N 1111 TOP \SS. Hfe 1 —Malaya Tribune Sal EXTRA:— Gaumont British Their S AND SON i* A Cup erf Kindness TOM
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    VIVEKANANDA PRIZE-GIVING
    271 9 Xiw Girls' School XI UK BUILT EARLY NKXT YEAR Singapore, Monday. 'Ii miikiul prize distribution of \lvukananda School of the l ll ji iiir.-i Mission was held at ..ii Saturday, Dec. 19. {i.ihdni Ramaswami Si van, 3 r 11!*• ii«.vl of ihe Agricultural lijatore, India, presided hMcklrisamy. Vice-President
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    TUAN MONG
    178 9 Old Boys' Association Office-Bearers AT the 14th annual general meeting of JJ the Tuan Mong Old Boys' Association held on Sunday, Dec. 20, at the school premises, the following were elected office-bearers for the year 1937: President, Mr. Gn Miang Yang; vicepresident, Mr. Lim Jo Van; hon. treasurer.
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    FINDING RECRUITS
    86 9 Schemes for improving the prospects cl regular soldiers are being considered by the Cabinet. After examining the reasons for a decline in recruiting figures, the Government has reached the conclusion that one of the main drawbacks is the feeling that at the end of an Army career there
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    THE BODLEY HEAD
    74 9 A receiver has been appointed for Messrs. John Lane, The Bodley Head, Ltd. Mr. John Lane, the founder of The Bodley Head, who died In 1925, made his mark as a publisher with the "Yellow Book," which he started in 1894. He introduced to the reading public
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    JOHORE ITEMS
    268 9 A Christmas Day Marriage (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Dec. 26. TO-DAY, Boxing Day, was observed as a public holiday throughout the State of Johore. On Dec. 23. a most enjoyable Christmas Tree was held in the Civil Service Club. Johore Bahru, when a number of little
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    HEAVY FINES
    72 9 Singapore, Monday. Two Hainanese who were charged with assisting in ■carrying on a public lottery were convicted this morning by Mr. J. P. B ddulph. the second magistrate, and fined heavily. The first accused was fined $500 or one month rigorous imprisonment in default. The second accused was
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    £2,000 BOXING CLAIM
    61 9 A claim for £2 000 damages against Benny Lynch, the world fly-weight boxing champion, was mentioned in Glasgow Sheriff Court recently when he was sued by his former manager. Samuel Wilson." for alleged breach of contract. Lynch, counter-claiming for £2.000 and alleging that Wilson did not carry
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      334 9 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS IX MEMORIAM W. L. LUCY MATHIAS (mother of P. G. Pamadasa, P. G. Mahinaasa, G. C. Senayake and P. G. Darmadasai who died at Galle, Ceylon, Dec. 291h. 1930. •Gone but not forgotten." WANTED —Several salesmen for dertment stores. Intelligent and ener- men. Good prospects and good pay
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      238 9 ■g,- A TO OUR CUSTOMERS, S You could make this NEW YEAR A More Happy One if you pet S i these records:— t S REX RECORDS 8865 SONGS THAT WON THE WAR. i Part 1. 'Il's a long way to Tipperary' S i 'Keep the Home Fires Burning' 'Hello,
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      145 9 ALHAMBKA Grand New Year Attraction Commencing Friday Ist Jan. At 3.15, 6.15 9.15 CONRAD NAGEL KAY LINAKER DONALD COOK ESTHER RALSTON ■i Also The Sensational BOXING FILM joe i oris vs. .lark Sliarkcv Cm Louis come back after beint? beaten by Schmeling? See his latest fight and judge for yourself!
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      419 9 I R-K-O S GRAND MUSICAL COMEDY! 1 PAVILION |=1 SHORTLY j A A !THEATRE ROYALI «p-™T9, m j S S l Gala Singapore premiere P. S. Ratnabai, P. S. Saraswathibai, M. R. Krishnamurtlii in |"RATNAWALI"! i Supported by South India's greater Comedian CS. Samana. S A A T LAST BI
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH
    29 10 ANGUS.—On 27ih December, li/ 36. at No. H Siong Lim Park. Singapore, Joseph, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Angus, of Pulo Bukum.
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    MALAYAN JUDICATURES
    695 10 are in entire agreement that British justice as administers d in the law couns of Malaya is < qual to that of any part of the Empire. Any one who is familiar with the law courts here will testify to that fact. Malayan judges and magistrate are very
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    DUCHESS OF KENT'S INFANT
    155 10 W ill Rank As Sixth In Succession London, D-c 28 THE Duche «v of Kent and her baby daughter uhn was born at 1120 on Christmas morning, are both reporter h going very w II In *toc<vriancc with constitutional pracnrr :»;<* Hirmv Secretary who must be
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    BIRCHING & FLOGGING
    95 10 BIRCHING FLOGGING ommittw Of Vnquirx In Great Britain f/»nclon. Deo 28 In nonforiui v vvi h 'in' nnounceinen' made jv the Humr i&rrrel&ry .1» tiic iLuuse of Cominoib tx'l ur .he adjournm* nf t* understood 4 ha* a committee will ,norly be appointed tu .nquiro In 0 t).rolling and floi^ng
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    ROTARIAN WEDS
    89 10 Mr. s. Ste And Miss Helen Wong '!■'>< mt (Jut Oun Reporter) Kualu Lumpur. Den 28 MR C. ti See, the local Chine*; Rota riai; who achieved iurh prominence recently when hc> loured the world lecturing on ihe Rotary movettiCut was married ihls morning at thr Chinese A&sembi"
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    FOOD CRISIS
    54 10 Hongkong, Dec. 29. General Huang Wu Bung and Yu Han Mian, the Gov rnor and Pacification Commissioner of Kwangtung. respecti vely have, sent another telegram to Nanking r questing that the import tax en foreign rice be abolished In order to relteVP the food crisis n South China
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    FISH FRIES CONVENTION
    24 10 Reuter Moscow. Dec IS A protocol establishing a temporary fisheries regime for 1937 has teen signed by Soviet and Japancs? representatives.—Renter.
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    20 10 Mr. H. G Keet. Superintendent of Customs who recently returned from Home leave, has been posted for duty at Taiping.
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    THE MALAYS IN SOUTH AFRICA
    1186 10 LIGHT ON AN INTERESTING PEOPLE THE following article on the Malays in South Africa is by Mr. P Bruchhausen and is reproduced from the periodical "Gre.it Britain and the East." jjED fezzes and brown face the multi-colours! si. ken robes an.! shawls of many of
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    197 10 By "Looker OrT JUST before a recital was due to begin, a well-known soprano found that she couldn't sing. Many roea lists, unfortunately, never do find out. A Returning from a church bazaar a man was held up by motor bandit./ He explained where he had
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    RECORD RISE IN ALL THE RUBBER MARKETS
    100 11 HEAVY BUYING BY SPECULATORS SHILLING PEAK NEAR BIGGEST MOVEMENT SEEN FOR SOME YEARS QREAT excitement prevails on the rubber markets of Singapore, London New York to-day as the result of a tacular rise m the price of the commodity on the resumption of
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    FRENZIED SCENES IN LONDON
    269 11 Reuter. QFOT rubber is quoted on the Singapore market at noon today at 3C9 t cents, 4>* cents higher thin Urn last price quoted, which was cents on Christmas Eve. It is reported that the local mari. i i- rather wild" and business for the forward
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    ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY
    81 11 "Recall To Religion" Address London. Dec. 2:. THE Archbishop of Canterbury in his recall to religion" broadcast adnight commented on the .ing and scorning of old standards of morality He asked could there ..ore timely occasion for the recall igion than in the coming Coronat ar. He
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    TIN RESTRICTION
    76 11 Siamese Assembly Ratifies Scheme Reuter. /r.n/, mi OiH CurrcA/jondent i Bangkok. Dec. 28. SPECIALLY summoned myelins; of the Assembly went into a secret session to rl(Ncus> the ratification of the lin Ke«trk*tion Scheme. It was l/itrr announced that the AsmMy >vas unanimous for ratification and thanked («overnment and
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    MR. SASTRI
    78 11 I'n.srrammc- For Singapore Visit T k Ri.it' ii, n] v S Siiniva.sa Sa-stri, ii- louring Malaya in- Lirtour conditions. is due in '»)i Tuesday next. His public ;imi t i r fiir arranged ore as in* I-. J m 6-1 pin, Rotary "htMi sl»ai To meet Indian V
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    TWELVE KILLED IN AIR TRAGEDY
    36 11 Giant Liner Crashes In Storm Reuter. Los Angeles, Dec. 29. TWELVE were killed when a giant air liner crashed in a storm in a mountain-side 20 miles from Burbank airport.— Reuter.
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    BRITAIN'S TRADE
    159 11 Greater Spending Power Of The Public London. Dec. 28. I THE Bank of England return for the week ended Dec. 23 showed a further expansion in not? circulation to th? record figure of £474.115,561. In the previous week, which was then a record, the total was £467,695.333. The
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    DEATH SENTENCES
    109 11 Murder Of Japanese Man Reuter. Shanghai, Dec. 28. MAO YUNG WU and Wang Cheng Chen, the two principal accused in the murder of the Japanese businessman, Kayau. in Shanghai on July 10. were sentenced to death to-day.—Reu-ter. Shanghai. Dec. 29. The Shanghai District Court has delivered judgment in
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    26 11 Boat trains had to be diverted, and others were delayed, owing to the derailment of an engine recently on the Southern Railway, at Tubs" Tlill Station,
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    SINGAPORE "CROC." AT ZOO
    66 11 A baby crocodile taken home from Singapore by Paymaster LieutenantCommander Bowman, of the cruiser Kent, is now making himself at home in the London Zoo. The crocodile is a beautiful little creature about twelve inches long. The picture shows the baby crocodile having his first meal
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    LESSON OF CHINA CRISIS
    603 11 UNITY REAL j Country Behind The Government Reuter. London. Dec. 28. MR. Quo Tai Chi, the Chinese Ambassador in London, returned from the Continent to-day. Interviewed by Reuter concerning the Sianfu settlement, he laughingly described it as "eminen'ly Chinese." "The impor.ance of the crisit," he con'inued.
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    CHIANG KAI SHEK STILL PREMIER
    272 11 China's Revival CHRISTIAN GENERAL CELEBRATES Nanking, Dec. 29. SPOKESMAN of the National Economic Council has denied that Mr. T. V. Soong, the chairman, is succeeding Marshal Chiang Kai Shek as president of the Executiv i Yuan. The Central Government has decided not to transfer the
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    CHIANG TO UNITE WITH REDS?
    73 11 Reuter. London, Dec 29. THE Daily Herald foresees Chiang Kai Shek and *he Red armies uniting to resist Japanese pressure and declares in an editorial article that the elements which dc/mand ac.'ive resistance wo Japanese "co-operation" are gaining. "China is to unite against the tormentor.
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    TEN BISHOPS & 5,000 PRIESTS KILLED
    115 11 TEN BISHOPS 5,000 PRIESTS KILLED FOOD SHORTAGE IN MADRID BRITISH EMBASSY LEAVING FOR VALENCIA QWING primarily to the food shortage in Madrid the staff of the British Embassy is being transferred to Valencia, the new capital of the Spanish Government. The Charge (fAffaires will keep in touch with Madrid and
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    LEGISLATION ON INTERVENTION?
    57 11 Reuter. Avila. Dec. 28. IfONSEIGNEUB Coma. Primate of Spain and Archbishop of Toledo, has returned from Rome, where h. was twice received by the Pope. The Primate is reported to have declared that ten bishops and 5,000 priests, out of a total of 35,000, have been killed
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    BRITISH EMBASSY
    248 11 Departing At Once For Valencia Reuter. Madrid, Dec 28. •"THE British Embassy is departing A for Valencia forthwith and all refugees have been requested to leave the premises by Wednesday.—Reuter. London, Dec. 28. The growing concern of the British Government at ihe increasing number of foreigners entering Spain
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    A FOOD PROBLEM
    301 11 Reasons For Transfer Of Embassy London. Dec. 2t<. His Majesty's Government have decided to instruct Mr. Ogilvie Forbes. British Charge d'Affain-s, at Madrid, to close the Embassy and to withdraw his staff and remaining British subjects to Valencia, the present seat of the Spanish Government. The reasons
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    SOUTH AUSTRALIA'S CENTENARY
    116 11 Broadcast Message From King London, Dec 128 IN a broadcast address to-day t_> Australia oil the occasion ot the centenary of South Australia the Duke »»i Kent delivered the following mesiay from the Kinn. "TJ;r Queen und I retain lho happiest memorir»» of «<ur visit to Sou'li
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    CORONATION WORK
    45 11 1 London, Dec 28. The Office of Works will tak e possession of Westminster Abbey next wttk with a view to preparation for th c Coronation ceremony in May. The Abbey will bp reopened to the public in August British Official Wire less.
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    ROYAL FAMILY AT SANDRINGHAM
    168 11 Queen Mary Suffering From Cold LOJlCiuii Dec 2H AL'EEN MAR Vis stiffen"tig Iroiu a ■slight V cold and has remam«'ti inlwn .since her arrival at Ssutdnncham It hoped ~hf will be able lo leave her room in a day or two Their Majesties the King and
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    COMMUNIST SLOGAN WRITERS KILLED DETECTIVE CORONER'S INQUIRY IN SINGAPORE
    100 12 EVIDENCE OF EYE-WITNESS UNABLE TO GIVE DESCRIPTION OF MURDERER Singapore, Monday. a GRAPHIC account of how two detectives in the Singapore police were chased by a Chinese who held a knife in his hand was described in the Coroner's Court to-day
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    CRIME DURING MUNICIPAL STRIKE
    376 12 |T will be recalled that the Tamil labour force of the Municipality were on strike at the time, and Mohamed Khan and three other detectives were on duty in the vicinity of Farrer Park, where the strikers had congregated. WROTE ON THE WALL The deceased and
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    WALKED TOWARDS MEN
    626 12 Raised His Hands To Arrest Chinese Detective No. 35 then left the five-foot-way and walked towards the Chinese. He called witness by name. He followed detective 35 and saw him taking out his handcuffs. He was then very near to the Chinese. Witness also had his handcuffs
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    New Year Holidays
    119 12 Th« k Tr ilium* 4* r 4 Mil» miRiNG the New Tear holidays the Malaya Tribune and associated newspapers will he published as follows:— New Year's Day The Morning Tribune will be published as usual. There will be no issue of the Singapore Edition of the Malaya
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    ARMED RAID ON SHOP
    181 12 Hold-Up With Pistols FOUR MEN GET AWAY WITH $200 Singapore, Tuesday. rpHE proprietress of a sundry goods shop in Howard Road, off McPherson Road, was robbed of about $200 worth of cash and jewellery last night. The victim, a Chinese, had just closed the shop shortly
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    MALAYAN TEA
    180 12 Price Comparison With Ceylon THE Malayan Agricultural Journal for December publishes the following remarks on tea and coffee: Tea:—Two consignments of upland, and eight of lowland, Malayan tea were sold in the London market during November, the former averaging I. 0* 4 d. and ls. l'-jd. per lb.,
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    41 12 The Singapore Chinese Consulate-General received a telegram from Marshal Chiang Kai Shek yesterday In which the Generalissimo thanked the local Chinese Community for ihe action it took in the Sian crisis and the cablegram sent him congratulating him on his release.
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    NORTH CHINA
    184 12 Another Attack On Suiyuan? I Shanghai, Dec. 29. GENERAL Yen Shi Shan, the Shansi Pacification Commissioner. has wired to Nanking reporting that heavy Maachu and Mongol forces are massed at. Shangtu ready to attack tast Suiyuan. They have 20 tanks and 30 planes with them. It is reported
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    THE SIAN REVOLT
    253 12 General Chen Ta Chun Tells How It Began Shanghai, Dec. 28. Three holidays will be observed for the New Year, the order for the suspension of celebrations owing to the detention of Marshal Chiang Kai Shek having been withdrawn. A reception will be held at which the
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    27 12 His many friends in Malaya will learn with regret, of the recent death of the late manager of Tanjong Pau Estate. Mr. W. D. Sheffield, in England.
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    NATIONAL PARK AND WILD LIFE
    102 12 KEDAH GRANTS NEW AREA REPORT OF THE MISSION TO MALAYA <k rpHERE is a shadowy conviction, which I did my best to dispel, that the rights of animals are given more consideration than the rights of man," stales Sir Thomas Corny n-Platt, of the Fauna
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    PERMANENT WARDEN NEEDED
    356 12 SIR Thomas was much impressed by i the National Park, where he saw all kinds of wild life and a great num- ber of fish quite unknown to British waters. He found the Tembling River scenery most beautiful and believes that if it were made more accessible
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    WEEK OF PRAYER
    286 12 Appeal To Christian Churches WE give below a circula: letter which has been sent to all the Christian churches in Singapore, signed by the Bishop of Singapore and Mr. E. Tipson. on behalf of the Malayan Christian Committee: The World's Evangelical Alliance, which organises the Universal Week
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    $1,200 FINE
    91 12 Malay Charged With Smuggling Matches (From Our Own Reporter) Taiping. Friday. MALAY named Hashim bin Noor was fined $1,2Q0 or six months in default by Che Pawanteh at the Police Court, on the charg» of being knowingly concerned in conveying uncustomed goods, to wit. 18 tins of "222"
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    18 12 Mr. and Mrs. Colin Campbell have w ltamUion lZLwle. «iclor vNere <7«lin N25 lor u number ol >ear^.
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    U. S. PLANES FOR SPAIN
    196 12 Export Permitted £300.000 WORTH FOR GOVERNMENT Reuter. A LIC ENCE for t lie first =htptMoi n}' nr-roplam's from t|:c Irilt"! State* to rhe Spanish Hover 11 nfl* ie since the outbreak •>!' th- il wai lias lifun uriinleil ii firm of Hiirraft brokers, The total
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    MALAYAN TRADE: BIG RISE
    132 13 IN NOVEMBER Increase In Exports To Japan i HIDING to figures supplied by -l t.v Ken kstrar-General of Stai i Malayan trade for the month November was valued at i iinti.ooo ihr highest figure reachi iin :he vear. tn previous month u was lhk> unci In
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    HOSPITAL CONCERT
    99 13 l ocal Artistes Entertain Patients Singapore. Tuesday. tual concert at the General 1 Hospital arranged by Mine. Dietz ace yesterday afternoon and was ly enjoyed. organiser had secured the help ."?ral of the best known local Songs were rendered by Mrs. W Ods and Mr. Paul Verdayne, Barbara
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    MADRAS PREMIER AMATEURS
    31 13 Mr. Edward E. da Silva and Miss Laura E. Leicester who were married at the Church of the Holy Family. Katong. this morning. MADRAS PREMIER AMATEURS Well Known Players In Singapore
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    420 13 Singapore, Tuesday. rpHE Madras Premier Amateurs arrived in Singapore to-day and will make a tour oi the country, giving performances of Tamil plays on behalf of charity. They will be at the Victoria Theatre, Singapore, on Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. The party is composed cf some of the best amateur
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    46 13 Members of the Paya Lebar Epworth League are informed that th e annual election of oftic:rs for the coming year and the distribution of prizes for the ensuing year will take place at 8 p.m. on Friday Jan. 1. at th Methodist Episcopal Church, Paya Lebar.
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    14 13 Mr Justice Pedlow has arrived in Seremban and taken up duties as resident Judge.
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    New Singapore Wireless Station
    277 13 TEST BROADCASTS FROM JAN. 1 ON 225 METRES Radio Engineering Classes AS announced in the radio section of the Malaya Tribune last week the new Singapore radio station, built by the British Malaya Broadcasting Corporation, Ltd., is to start broadcasting in the new year. From Jan.
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    RADIO ENGINEERING
    134 13 To Bo Taught At Raffles Institution The Education Department proposes conducting Classes in Radio-Engineer-ing in 1937 Classes will be under the control of Raffles Institution Evening Classes and will be dependent on there being sufficient students to make economic running feasible. Radio-servicing appears to offer excellent prospects, a>d
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    EMPIRE RADIO
    104 13 International Programme Next Sunday British Official Wireless. London. Dec. 28. DURING the past year more than thirty broadcasts from the Empire overseas including the change-over of Viceroys in India and the meeting of the Governor-General of Canada and the President of the United States, wee carried out by
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    STABBING CHARGE FAILS
    179 13 No Reliable Witness, Says Magistrate (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Dec. 27. DEMARKING that there was no reliable witness to corroborate the complainant, no evidence to show who was the aggressor and no reliable witness to show that it was accused who stabbed complainant. Sheikh Abu
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    TOP POSITIONS MAINTAINED
    331 14 HOME SOCCER Villa's Forwards In Scoring Mood A CLOSE stogie is taking place in the firsl division f the soeeei league, t .peeially as a result oi the holiday programmes, and yes-, terdav's matches saw a the leading teams winning and maintaining their post ion:*. Chad'on. who
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    TANGLIN RUGGER
    90 14 R.A. Medical Corps Beat Fusiliers XV Singapore, Tuesday. THE R.A.M.C. defeated the "A" Co., of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers at ***** yesterday by 11 points <a goal and. two tries I to nil. The match was played at Tanglin on a wet ground, which necessitated play between the
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    ASIATIC RUGBY FINAL MISUNDERSTANDING
    892 14 PENANG FULLY EXPLAINS THE POSITION WE have received the fellowing letter from Mr. Fu heow Hin. the convenor of the Penang Asiatic Rugby XV. concerning the misundeistanding which seems lo have arisen over the final of the AHBlues rugger competition. This, it will be remembered, was
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    NEW WORLD RECORD
    51 14 Dutch Swimmer Improves On Own Time Reuter. Koltcidam, lire. 28. Till Dutch «itman swimmer, AJa>lenbn>el<. >c: up ;i nrw world reroiil at Rotterdam to-cl.iv Tor the 40(1 metres bnc returning :i time of !> minutes 4R15 seconds, beating her nun previous rerord of 5 minutes, .If) I
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    LOCAL YACHTING
    208 14 Events On New Year's Day And Sunday On Friday the New Year's Day the International Six-metre Class will take part in the Singapore New Year Sea Sports and will sail a race for the Free Press Challenge Cup. (Race No. 6 on Official Programme». Starting at approximately 9.30
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    30 14 Mr. J. Wallace, from Seremban. has gone on transfer to Kuala Kangsar, where he takes the place of Mr. H. J. Barnard. 0.C.P.D., who will be leaving shortly on transfer.
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    THE TERRORS LOSE TO SOUTH JOHORE
    749 14 KEEN R UGGER ENDS IN A WIN BY THREE TRIES (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bharu, Dec. 28. THE Navy held no terrors for the South 4 Johore rugger fifteen on the Civil Service Club padang at Johore Bahru on Saturday. In a match
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    STATE BADMINTON
    176 14 Johore's Good Win Over Malacca 'From Our Oivn Correspondent) Malacca, Monday. MALACCA without the services of Choc 1?I Kirn Hawke and Charlie Scow los. to Johors by 6—5 in an inter-state bad minton encounter play?d here. Th? following are the results. (Malacca players mentioned first >: MEN S
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    35 14 The beautiful casket of Malayan pewter that is being presented to Princess Juliana of Holland is from seven Dutch residents in Perak. Another wedding gift is being presented by Dutch residents in Singapore and Penang.
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    HOME RUGBY
    51 14 Reuter. London. Dee. 28. TO- day's home, rugger results:— Rosslyn Park 14 Fe tcsian Lorettonians 19. Bath 3 Bridgend 5. Bristol 8 Old Her cant Taylors 13 Cardiff 10 Wasonians 3 Leicester 5 Barbarians 20. Newport 0 Ajberavon 4. Northampton 13 Moselev 3. Swansea 21 London Welsh 0.
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    SANSON'S WIN AGAIN
    277 15 COLOMBO MEET Championship Tennis tournament Colombo tennis championship J just concluded, the npions <H. C. Sansoni and M Dor en Sansoni) reingles and mixed titles. w ho had also held the men's tten in this event in Hp had a hard struggle final, while Miss Sansoni difficulty
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    HOCKEY CANCELLED
    48 15 Singapore, Monday. The hockey match between the S.C.C. and the Royal Artillery which was to have been played on the Padang this evening was cancelled on account of bad weather. A match between the S.R.C. second eleven and the R.A. 22nd Heavy Battery was also cancelled.
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    SIR JULIEN CAHN'S TEAM
    788 15 English, Australian And S. African Cricketers Coming THE earn which S r Julien Cahn ill be bringing to Malaya in >xt is composed not only of cricketers who are well-known in i d Club circles in England t two players who have made mark in South
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    PENANG GOLD CUP MEETING
    361 15 RACE HANDICAPS FOR TO-MORROW rOLLOWING are the handicaps for 1 the Second Day of the Penang races on tVednesday, Dec. 30. Horses Cess 1, Div. 1 5 1 /> Furs. Eastern Knight 9T Strathpeffer H.lO Saenden 810 Knight's Eye 8 8 Starlight 8.7 The Roumba 8.2
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    HAD AGONISING PAINS IN HER BACK
    199 16 Could Not Turn in Bed Like many other sufferers from backache and rheumatic ailments, this woman decided to try Kruschen Salts in a last attempt to obtain relief from pain. To her surprise, the pains did grow less, and in a few months the
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    £1,000 FOR JILTED GIRL
    912 16 TRA YELLED 6,000 MILES FOR HER WEDDING > (By Air Mail) N London, Dec. 16. AFTER travelling six thousand miles from Vancouver to wed her sweetheart in London, a Canadian girl, in the London Sheriff's Court, dramatically described how she had been jilted shortly before the
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    LUGANO HONEYMOON
    256 16 Girl s Story Of Her Faith In Sweetheart Miss Hamilton, an attractive woman with a soft Canadian accent, bore out Mr. Salmon's story in the witness-box. She and Casson, she said, had planned to go to Lugano for their honeymoon. Speaking of the incident on the night before
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    42 16 Mr. L. A Laffan. who. before going on leave, was Executive Engineer. Central, in Kedah. arrived in Kuala Lumpur during the week-end to take up the duties of Executive Engineer. Head Office. Mr. and Mrs. Laffan returned irom leave by the Ranpura.
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    LONDON AN ART MARKET
    753 16 Treasures From Abroad NAPOLEONIC LETTERS FOR SALE |T ha* often bwni said latch u,.. London has become Lhi> .Hi 112.,;„ kol of the world. But th»- ftut lt n«!vt>r yel been so strikingly ihu trated a* it will bo. at S-Mhyhv where almoKt ail the wile*.
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    40 16 Tengku Serimaharajah. First untitled trate, and member of the X 1 Kelantan, arrived in Ipob last and was met by Tuan Haji M of Kuala Kangsar. It is fathered he will remain for a couple ol the Station Hotel, Ipoh
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      1484 17 Malayan Listeners 9 Radio X conducted by Card van der B s jl. BRITISH EMPIRE If**** (Nels °ri), She Shall Have Music rTT"! J! p Se7uTT Duke nnAf T> A M\f PQ m %25£h Band: Two Kentish idyns U.S.A. SHORTWA VF E1 l!?fi? n and his chestra. PROuKAMM t-fcj i
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    PROSPERITY AGAIN IN CEYLON
    471 18 Big Loan Floated MAKING COUNTRY SELF-SUPPORTING Singapore, Monday. of the island of Ceylon is in the hands of the Ceylonese. The Colony is very loyal to the British and their fortunes were permanently linked with that England, said Mr. H t Sri Puthmanathan, a member of
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    DAUGHTERS EVIDENCE AGAINST FATHER
    414 18 PROSECUTION CLOSED IN SURIN ESTATE CASE Singapore. Monday. AFTER the (evidence of one of the tsneficiaries of Ihe Surin Estate. the preliminary inquiry into allegation* of criminal breach of trust in respect of $40,000 against Lawrtuee Aro2oo. antl abetment of criminal breach of trust against Eim
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    DAUGHTER'S EVIDENCE
    359 18 Had Been Self-Supporting Since 19 Miss Daisy Arozoo. living at No. 155 Charlton Road and daughter of Mr%. Amelia Arozoo said she hurt a sister and two brothers She was j school teacher bv profession When the lamily moved from BPncoolen Street to Charlton ROnd witnef and her
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    WENT VOLUNTARILY
    174 18 "That Is For The Court To Find Out" Mr EvtfV Hovj? yon nniff '.n cour' voluntarily to ti\L .c! :cc .irainft yout father'—Ye* Who lold you »u iv thm 'Jir m-oerlv \\tib fraudulently 'jury ofl csuHOt remember. It U only J- i-'mt iRu uit'J you say you cannot
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      723 18 forward the 4™ Condiment I If it's flavour you're I wanting, this rich, i i mellow fruit sauce <is indispensable. jjjg j Four (not three) Jml 1 Condiments have lone been in vogue. J And the biggest and i busiest is H.P.—the P^J^^-n sauce of appetite, Ji I taste and
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      202 18 your Hat sirl( —be sure His a I^SBSflfifc BATTERSBY < There it certainly a style r to fit your personality and A f] «wS^^r weight for every season. x »1A BATTERSBY HATS FOR MEW DIRIL tonic tablets fortifies the system, revitalizes the Mood and reinforces the I 1 natural recuperative
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      110 18 STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY I Established 1914» 14A, Change Alley, Singapore. Typewriter Repawns ana Stationers ribbons and Caroons, Overhat, ng vor cleani. of mcs in offices unde *aker. "YOU PAY TO LOOK NICE" Permanent Waving GUARANTEE SIX MONTHS MACHINES:—GALIA, DURAFONDUX X'mas and New Year's Service. Price $5.00 YAMASHITA HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
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      142 18 LETTERS tO THE EDITOR THE SOCIAL EVIL 'To the Editor of the Malaya IWhfl*/ Sir,—lt is to be deplored that prosi:tuVon is once again rampant in certain sirects of this City. One wonders wn» thij immoral and illegal 'trade allpwed to be carried on. This v'ce is one of the
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      176 19 A BETTER INVESTMENT THAN EVER NO BODY-NOISE, NO "DRUMMING," WHA T- The Ten-Four Cambridge Saloon EVER YOUR SPEED that is an important feature of the new Austins the all-steel coachwork travel. Then notice the BEAUTY of the clean unhas its body panels, roof and floor lined with spe- broken curves,
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      661 19 GET THAT CLEAN-WASHEFfKHj FRESHNESS. --Ws& A bath at any time b a wonderful refresher, mWSmJ but a bath with Calvert's Carbolic Soft Soap is V a joy tor the rest of the evening. Only Calvert's W will give you such freanncsa, such gioriou» V freedom from stickiness. After using Calvert's
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      1183 19 Mnl» v n listeners' Radio l^ids^*: 1^ w 17 NcTsameTh^rR^^ettT^'.a, 3 25 40 metreS ,ll 81 ta The Ant and the Grasshopper (Eugene TO-DAY oAnlO-COLONlAL, FRANCE 6.15 p m Dav's Eigot) (b» Song of the Ferret (Mai- K\' ),ni 6 20 ays Programme. ccl Soul age) (0 The Kid (Eugene
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      12 20 The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES, SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1936 FIVE CENTS
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      CHRISTMAS REVELRY AT THE RAFFLES HOTEL
      24 20 Above and below, pictures by the Tribune cameraman of four parties which celebrated Christmas at the Raines Hotel.
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        11 20 mmmmmmmmmmmm^mmmwmwmmmmmwmmmwmmm Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE i Dominant In Malaya MONTOR LTD.
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        48 20 PHOSFERjNE GREATEST M OF ALL jW TONICS'Jft THE MULTI SPEED REFLEX FOR ALL PURPOSES biotar f. 2 for small pictures and for every purpose 2"5 EXAKTA r. 3.5 Numerous Accessories ETC A SK AT THE DISTRIBUTORS IP AMATEUR PHOTO STORE I 109. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. (OPPOSITE ADELPHI) SINGAPORE
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