Malaya Tribune, 8 December 1937

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya; National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales 1 X W I.- -No. 288. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1937 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wed.. Dec. S. 1937. Iklfefe Crihittir 24 PAGES SINGAPORĔ, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1937 FIVE _CE.\tT
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    CHILD MURDERER TO DIE
    1935 2 TRAGEDY OF MONA TINSLEY BODY IN RIVER Conscience Is Clear Says Nodder ißy Air Mail' London. Nov. Zl. IjiREDERICK NODDER was sentenced to death at Nottinghamsnire Assizes for the murder of Mtfl■ Tinsley. Before Mr. Justice Macnaghlen passed sentence Nodder said: "I shall go out of
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      316 2 Tropica! Sun f Ages Skin... 13 J Docfe; Worn ij^^^j^ Doctors say th; men Try this Beauty Treatment exposure to the sun dries up the natural ikin oils Ik n Massage the creamy lather of age and wrinkle bef< re its time. Palmolive Soap into your face, That's v.-hv it's
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      280 2 "NACET" the GOOE) cheap blade 20 CENTS FOR ID The remarkable popularity enjo,ed by Nac« bladei for many years is due to their offerr.g that uniform quality never before possible in low-priced b'a'es Every blade in every packet s keen r.nd oil ng. and provides many q-jick, clean shaven Nacel
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      19 2 THERAPION W& folaoa.* Wo. S Curoa Or ■MM* Hnce St. CS«;uibt* .j. <• >» •»U Cui«CM»»d.Co.H»-.r. W« OLERC S PtH-I I
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    GOVT. GRANTS FOR NEW INDUSTRIES
    263 3 Northern Ireland's Concessions 'By Air Mail* London Nov. 2. DV providing graivfe or loans in ftp proved cases, the Government of Northern Ireland is seeking to attract foreign industrialist to establish factories in Northern Ireland during th* next five years. The introduction of British Custom-*
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    MOTHER & DAUGHTER CHARGED
    1103 3 MOTHER DAUGHTER CHARGED FALSE ENTRY OF A BIRTH By Air Mailt London. Nov. 20. WHAT the prosecution described as "a most astonishing story" was unfolded to judge and jury at Chester Assizes when a mother and daughter, both variety artists, stood in the dock. The pair had figured in an
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    THE WESTERN ISLES
    156 3 M P.'s See Film Of Industrial Conditions <By Air Mail) London, Nov. 23. Industrial difficulties in the pictures- que Western Irles of Scotland are exercising the minds of many Members of Parliament The most serious trouble is depopufa> tion, for, as the Islands in winter provide no
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    64 3 Kuala Lumpur Rotarians will be responsible p< nsible for thr entertainment of the Irl ol ihi Young Australia League when they visit Kuala Lumpur on Jan. 15, in the course of a tour of Malaya* Their stay in the Federal Capital will be for one day only. They will arrive
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      197 3 E DiAHOKD part.,. mad« In Enflaad by (Mnout Maker. atal tomponaat*. »oc<r»trty machinal, enmir* ,ir.f strttiflh All Frames a*r "prwion .-.i rlaird parti Tlmm Octes art tttmt at prtM than Macriinta of timitar apaxiOcations ruaraMM with t<nn Mrycka Factor* ...t.' atocaea. n *-t or call at tkt FactTy it ttt
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      134 3 j DAY I ii AND STOP THAT !;P^ 0 MALARIA LATEST AND BEST. j Colo op Fever stopped WITHIN Vx HOUR A Boxes cure worst case CERTIFIED HARMLESS Don't suffer from HEADACHES—NEURALGIA COLDS TOOTHACHE-FEVER OR RHEUMATISM Do what thousands of ingredients —in convenothers are doing to get ient tablet form,
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES FRENCH SHIPPING SUBSIDIES
    412 4 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES FRENCH SHIPPING SUBSIDIES New Tonnage Under Consideration shipowners have received from the Under-Secretary oi State lor the Merchant Marine a ques'ionnaire with the object of discovering the types of vessels required, and, if possible, the number. The Minister, it is staged, is also considering the renewal oi
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    TORPEDO BOATS
    304 4 IX is one offset to the lamentable expenditure which competition In armaments always involves that a part of the engineering progress made undei its stimulus remains to benefit civilian life. Sir John Thornycroft gave some striking instances of this when he addressed the Institution of Mechanical Engineers on
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      496 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. 'P& and BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England). 1 P. S. N. 'JO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Tonnage. Spore. 1937. CORFU 15.000 Dec. 17 BURDWAN 1 6.070 Dec. 18 CHITRAL 15,000 Dec. 31 1938 CARTHAGE 15,000 Jan. 14 SOMALI t 6,800 Jan. 14 COMORIN 15,000 Jan. 2t; KAISAR-I-HIND 11,500 Feb. 11
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      74 4 8.1. (APCAR) SAILINGS. For HONGKONG, AMOY JAPAN. Leave. Singapore. SIRDHANA 8,000 Dec. 1G SHIRALA 8,000 Dec. 30 TTLAWA 10,000 Jan. 13 Tor PENANG, RANGOON CALCUTTA. TILAWA 10,000 Dec. 8 SANTHIA 8,000 Dec 23 TALMA 10,000 Jan", ft PaO BRITISH INDIA PASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICES For all information apply to* &°-s-N Co
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      571 4 .j. «5--j M. B. K. i I KOKUSAI LINE j I j (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) (Incorporated in Japan). 1 For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama), > Due. Due. Sailing Due. i J Penang Spore Spore via New York ms KONGO MARU Jan. 31 Feb. 3 Feb. 5 via
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      333 4 SPECIAL CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY CRUISE DECEMBER 11TH TO 31ST, 1937. TO Bangkok Saigon Angkor Pnom Penh by the LUXURIOUS ONE-CLASS MOTORSHIP "BORINGIA" (12,500 tons displacement) ALL CABINS HAVE ADJOINING PRIVATE BATH ENJOY 20 DAY'S VACATION AT SEA AND TOURING SIAM and INDO-CHINA. ROUNDTRIP FARE $140.— 'excluding stay ashore in Bangkok) Independent
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      397 4 STEAMER SAIUN §MORDDEUTSCHEt ■u» intended fixtures:— OUTWARD For MANILA, HONGKONG. SU\\ f NORTH CHINA a»d JAPAN. Due Spore I m.s. "FULDA'' UL "POTSDAM" omits Nor: China De HOMEWARD. For HOLLAND, HAMBURG BRENKfI Sails from swV BJB. "NECKAR" a. o calls I.;. seilles, Oran, Dv: Antwerp s.s. "KOELN" aLso calls s.s.
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    MESSAGE TO OXFORD GROUP
    257 5 From Marshal Chiang Kai Shek And His Wife (By Air Mail) London, Nov. 17. MESSAGE from Generalissimo and Madame Chiang Kai-shek written before the outbreaK of Sino-Japanese hostilities, is reproduced in "Rising Tide.'' a new Oxford Group publication. "Rising Tide" is In photogravure was produced by
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    DIVORCED MEN'S CLUB
    142 5 Regular Lectures To Those 'About To Marry" Belgrade. Th town of Senta, in Yugoslavia, claims the distinction of forming the world's first Divorced Men's Club." Although the town has a population of only 40 or 50 thousand people, the club already has more than 100 members. The
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    BOOTLEGGING FIGHT
    83 5 Finland's Coastguards May Be Strengthened Helsinki. Stringsnt .steps may soon be taken in Finland to check rum-running and bootlegging. The State Alcohol Company has submitted a proposal to the Mini-try of Social Welfare for the immediate strengthening of Finland's coastguard forces. It also asks that the police be
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      1627 5 Classified Advertisements PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS. og r re now invited for the rials or service. For Municipal Tender Room. i-Malarial 1938 12 'noon, 13th r>c, 1937 approximately yards of ite delivered kng at the al Works, i Deposit $25), 12 noon, Dec. 20, 1937. 100 tons of Quick
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      461 5 AMBITIOUS men obtain highly-paid appointments in Commerce, Industry, Shipping, Banking, Insurance and the Public Services through postal tuition with The School of Accountancy. Many thousands of The School's former students now hold such positions and The School has the finest Examination Record. The School of Accountancy Is the leading institution
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      177 5 APOLLO SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS. No. 1, AMBER MANSIONS. SPECIAL CLASS BEGINNERS $5 per Month Commencing Nov. 4th. 7.15 p.m. Long Baths fn cast Iron white porcela enamelled with <*bromiuin plated Hot i .'old laps, so" overall rriie 135.0« eack. 56" do «3fi.50 6'o" do 138.80 table lauipa a large
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    HOPS-GROWING IN EUROPE
    48 6 Rome. Britain grows morp hops than any other country in Europe, according to o" at Agrtcunure the institute With a total acreage of 18.0C0, Erltain produced 252.000 cwt. in 1936 clechowJth 241,000 cwt. grown, on acres, came second Germany, despite her fame as a beer-
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    451 6 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Dec. 7. Previous To-day Change RUBBER Tone Quiet Steady Spot Buyers 7 J 2 7 5,16 —3 16 Sellers 79 16 77 16 —> 8 Ist Forward (Jan.) Buyers 7V2 7 3 8 Sellers 7*« 77 16 —3 16 2nd Forward (Feb.) Buyers 79
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    REVIEW OF ECONOMIC SITUATION
    357 6 Most-Fa voured-Nation Clause Denounced London. Nov. 22. THE Most-Favcurcd-Nauon Clmisp in trade treaties is denounced by the report of the Empire Eecnonic Union ''The Fiscal Situation To-day" which has just been published. The report surveys the progress made since the introduction of Protection six years ago,
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    RUBBER REPORT
    277 6 Lewis Peat's Weekly Review MESSRS. Lewis and Peat. Ltd.. in their m weekly London rubber report, dated Nov. 23, state: The market has passed through another very quiet week. Business has teen on a small scale and values havlost about 3 16 per lb. since our last report.
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    THIS RIVER IS SWEET
    148 6 Contraband Saccharine Thrown Into It i The RiV e r £ava is pro^L ade the sweetest river in the world For all the saccharine which is detected ben! Sefgfade" T d ,S Sava thrown into the 111 the last two months alone over half inrth^rlv^^ 6
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    COMMODITY PRICES SHOW IMPROVEMENT
    884 6 BUT TIN MARKET IS STILL NER VOUS pRASER and Co.'s weekly report on the share market, dated Dec. 7. states: During the week under review no stone of any size sufficient to ruffle ihe surface of the poli ical pond appears to have been thrown, and
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    104—AND STILL GOING STRONG
    38 6 Miminegash (Prince Edwan Mrs. William Callaghan. vi here since her marriage in l^l--celebrated her 104 th birthday She still retains an active 1 distant events and can reca ings of nearly 100 years **o
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      664 6 j Oversea- Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. j (Incorporaced in the St ra its Settlements) j J CAPITAL t Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. I HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. M TELEPHONES Managing Director 3172 Secretary 4944 General Manager 3513 Accountant 3026 Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA." J LONDON
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    821 7 Quotations By Eraser And Co. Singapore, Dec. 7th, 5 p.m. MINING Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 5- 5 6 am Kumbang 32 34 tral Malay 50 55Ayer Weng 085 0.90 r Hitam 27 29 jin Tin 23 24 Batu Selangor 1-67% 1.72 Vied Burma Malay
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    91 7 London, Dec. 7. Faris 147 5 64 New York 5.00 Montreal 4.99% Brussels 29.40% Geneva 21.60% Belgrade 216 Amsterdam 8.98 3 16 Milan 95 Berlin 12.40% Stockholm 19.40% Copenhagen 22.40% Oslo 19.90 Prague 142 316 Madrid nominal Vienna 26% Lisbon 110 3 16 Rio 2 1116 market rates
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    520 7 Daily Report By S. E. Levy Co. Singapore, Wednesday. VJE are indebted to Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co., Singapore, for the fcJowing on American Market conditions:— Me. srs. White, Weld and Co., NewYork, report to us by cable as follows:STOCKS The mildly weak opening again failed
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    245 7 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, uec. Company Boob My Payable Date to date TIN TO na'tu SelTkior 5% Int. Den. 9 Dec. 17 Dec. 10 nnrmfMalav 6d. Dec. 11 Dec. 18 Dec. 13 7%% Tin 40% Final Dec. 30 Dec. 13 100% a n£ 2s. 6d. Int. Dec.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    188 7 K MUNICIPAL: 10 1S01 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 102 304 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 3fl!... 108 110 4 H% 1909 red. 1955 $1.000.000 Int. M *r. 31, Sept. 30 113 115 K 107 109 nom l% 8 T re
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    329 7 Report By Fraser And Company Singapore, Dec. 8 INING. The price of three months' 7/ s tln T fell 40 in London and is down 4 in New York. Conditions on the London Stock Exchange yesterday seemed rather easier and there are more orders to sell Tin
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    TIN
    17 7 Singapore, Dec. 8. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— 196% (down W>).
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    RUBBER
    18 7 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 25% Uf Sellers 25% (up 1/«).
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    299 7 Singapore, Wednesday MINING Ampat Bu s yers Ayer Hitam 27 29 Bangnn 990 90 Batu Selangor 1.65 i^d H^m enang 206 22'xiitam 0 40 0 4S Hongkong Tin 28- SOfHong Fatt 1 13 j 17 Idris Hydraulic 8 6 Ai Ipoh Tin 25 26' l
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    PRODUCE
    180 7 Singapore Dec. 7. R iSiam» W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan S1G2 R. «Siami W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $158 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $151 oiam Rice "Koohway" No. 1 $21G Siam Rice "Koohway" No. 2 $190 Siam Rice "Koohway" No. 3 $170 Siam
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    59 7 The Malayan Police Magazine states that the following appointments as Police Probationers, Colonial Police Service have been made:—Mr. T F Porter B.Sc, who is expected to arrive in Malaya on January 28. 1938; Mr M C Manby, son of Mr. Manby, who is a member of the Johore Education Service
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    111 7 l nemploynient Rise II» Effect Reuter. London, Dec. 7jfl AN the Stock Exchange to-day, v from the firmness of Brazilian Bona! it was a disappointing day. Most prices moved lower, more for wa fl of fresh buying than any noticeable sqfl ling pressure. Industrials were especiafl adversely affected
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    116 7 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Tuesday noon, j Buyers. Seller J No. I.X.R.S.S. In ca es (F. 0.8. Dec.) 25-a 25% H Good F A Q. in bales (F. 0.8. Deo 24 3 4 25 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose 1 (awardable Spore) 254 25S 8
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      140 7 S. X LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. Investment Bankers and Brokers In Securities and Commodities Drily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service. Members NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. HONGKONG SHARE BROKERS' ASSN. MANILA
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    136 8 Singapore, Dec. 8. shins alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. hast Whart (Entrance Gate 1) Tilawa 22; Hai Hing 20. Sheers Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) NIL Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2) Mata Haii 17; Bhutan 16; Agamemnon 14; Sandviken 11; Kiddeinore 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 2)
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    22 8 Mrs. Kraal, wife of Mr. Kraal, manager of Standard Oil Company, Tcluk An on Branch Installation, has to Bangkok en a holiday.
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    12 8 The Misses Grenier of Kuala Lumpur are on a visit to Ipon.
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    109 8 Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Kuala Lumpur and Penang: Internal Air Service, closing 6 a.m. to-morrow. vMedan. Jask§, Amsterdam? and Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Hongkong. Canton. Shanghai, *Kobe. Manila and U.S.A.: Imperial, closing 10 p.m. Tuesday. Australia, New Zealand. Java and Timor
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    139 8 Mails expected from Penang and Kuala Lumpur by Air (Internal Service), time Ol delivery of boxholders' letters only 7 30 cm. to-day and general aeiivpry of letters 3.25 a.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air I X.L.M. >, time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 5.30
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    25 8 The s.s. Kepong for Siam (Parcels nlyt. Mails previously announced as v losing at 11 a.m. will now ilose at 7 pjn. to-oay.
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    19 8 The Air Mail 'Netherlands) despatched from Singapore on Dec. 1 was delivered in London on Dec. 6.
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    WHAT'S ON
    157 8 «ij^ TO-DAY, DEC. 8 mpg^zJfe MC U?'Khalsa. p Tennis: Tournament at S.C.R.C. TO-MORROW. DEC. 3 «Innsor Rural Board Meeting. 10 a.m. and Scrum Practice. Hoc^ C S.C.C. Iv Gordon H, gW ande« Thomson Road; P.W.b v. R.A.F. Hqrs.. P.W.D. s a.D.C. Production of "The Pirates j. b Pen
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    148 8 Arrivals and departures by Imperial and Qantas liners:— Arrived by the Brisbane.—Mr. J. D. Layton, from Brisbane. Left by the Atalanta.—Mr. J. D. Layton, for London. Arrived by the Andromeda.—Mr. R. Shaw, from Penang, Mr. Hudson Fysh and Mr. D. M. LcTlnger, from London, j Left by
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    MANILA GOLD SHARE MARKET
    53 8 Singapore, Tuesday. Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co., Singapore have received cabled news from Manila giving the following prices:— Last Sale Prices Previous To-day Pesos Antamok 0.51 0 51 Benguet Consolidated 970 Consolidated Mines 0.014 unquoted r -X.L 0.57 0.57 San Mauricio 0.50 049 United Paracale
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      483 8 MALAYVI PAEMIEP HOT.gL TO-NIGHT—COCKTAIL DANCE, 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. DINNER AND DANCE (informal) 9.30 to midnight. CABARET ATTRACTION SUCCESS HUGO JACQUELINE Presenting Musical Comedy and Gay Nineties. DANCE ROUTINES *h-»* tho CAN CAN. I NON-DINERS $1.00. X'MAS NEW YEAR'S EVE FESTIVITIES. X'mas Eve—Friday 24th Dec. «4 no J i Special
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      83 8 I g£ Halls distemper—»f I (kj THE OIL-BOUND MM WATER PAINT \1 77 "W "T?T* I Has unique advantages in tropical M&Btiߣ*& countries. Hall's Distemper the world renowned sanitary water paint is sold In orm of a paste, ready to mix lISSpBiH 7/// water, and, when prepared, is miWMnm quickly
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      406 8 This Rennie "Pastille Ended Gastric Pains A commercial traveller writ* "1 have been suffering from a nervous gastric stomach for and this has made me at absolutely depressed to th 1 spent pounds on stomach pi without results. I purchased of Rennie and was amazed at !'> I now take
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      229 8 j POSTAL INTELLIGENCE j )f STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TODAY DATE AND TIME G. Britain, Europe. Egypt ana Ceylon (Parcels only) Agamemnon Der. 8 noor. Djambi and K. Toengul 3 SffflM P« gSSS? SuddhLdib I 8 2 p.m. ST Bo h t°h enH ea t3 g TO-MORROW Taremna Merkus „98 a.m.
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    APPEAL OF C.A. ROSS
    794 9 MISDIRECTION Important Facts Overlooked! r :npore. Tuesday. direction of the jury trial jad&e on pom's of rave that it amounted irriage of ju he was the > made by Mr Kenneth re tho full Court of CriI to-;?ay. when he tfc appeal of r q s
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    CHRISTMAS CHARITIES
    121 9 Appeal By St. Andrew's Hospital T HI L Staf l of St Andrew's Hospital cc more for help for their Chmtmas charities. They give useful th women and toys to the ihildren who are inpatients on Christx?hr\ y and to outpatient children r? 122 poor tney B ive
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    FAMILY BENEFIT SOCIETY
    33 9 ,k L 24tn annu al genera] meeti fr oi Oie Singapore Family Benefit Society will be held at the Victoria Memoria; Hall on Wednesday, Dec. 15, at 5 p m
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    AERIAL MASTS ON WHEELS
    521 9 "Happy Station's" 2,000 K.W. Direction Beam THE two Dutch Shortwave-transmJt- ters P.C.J, and P.H.I are cmth if Emittingaerial arid P.C.J.— the "Happy Sta2Xt lti pmver ralsed 5 k« 7 Jm!' ?j- management does not fmV L? dliy but just n °w is carrying out cne of
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      138 9 m\Ca TREATMENT y work or pleasure if -j from indigestion, it J l 4 the joy of living, prevents spoils and sleep, cause, Bisma-Rex will reams and discomfort aud re-~~>ma-Rex has a ?ourmtralises excess acid, iiiviated stomach memflatulence and prevents oi food. BLma-Rex is a treatment and is perfecting or
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      68 9 I SINGAPORE'S FAVOI K3 TE RItAXD j A HE/tLTHy MBX v m» g3S» S? s@lfeiM> "3m wtew I flue Cross Milk Is Especially Made For Babies. It Con- j S tains The Nourishing And Essential Ingredients Baby Specialists Recommend. Be Sure You Get Blue Cross Milk S S Ihe Perfect
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      168 9 IsANATOCftI mar rjmrm n»l S3 'P l I Afcf* ?PH ,XSPAW W ALL BRITISH M S II E II W I -WILLI a v sm m" M An X»T VAItX I IS 111 MAR-NOT FAST DRI vs J-i c h is Without acubt the mast convenient floor finish cb finable.
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    39 10 Dr. A. Reid of Batang untitled Tanah. and a Government pea recently presented four larse copies oi the "Life of Mohamed" by E Dinat and Siiman bin Ibrahim to Dato Sakhti J.P., of Tapah. The book> cut auout $200.
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      246 10 op en i u TO-DAY —CAPITOL &»«»p- 1 'r Melons the WoHdf over hove b&en swept off. their feet by iH powerful drama warming romance >*. ov 5s be© 'Jfy *H*r- jjfPK m 100 epoch-making ro*d»show fsls..-f Lven the storied love of Romeo and Julie! The exploits of Lawrence ohArabia
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      206 10 S 4A \lfffl #1 Mr Geyiang *5* i Witllllll 1% To-night For One Night Only I Second Show: M.G.M.'s Thrilling D:tective Mystery "MAO HOLIDAY" > wun Ground ix)we ana clissa Laudi S JJXPS M >' s T ter y' Merriment and Movie Stars Mingle In Mad Holiday' i First Snow:
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      110 10 7.15 HAPPY THEATRE Wed. Bth Dec. Thurs only 808 BURNS MARTHA RAVE in MOUNTAIN MUSIC" SMASH comedy HI'I PAVILION to-night s-is 9-15; —THE ALL-COLOUR M \STERPIECE IN RESPONSE TO MANY REQUESTS i RE o^„ SCREENING OF THAT UNFORGETTABLE FILM STORY OF THE REAL AND INNER HOLLYWOOD I FILMED ENTIRELY IN
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      251 10 CLUB DIARY There are numerous Clvh pore members of which arc ■< the "Malaya Tribune." Th provided specially for them tarics are invited to co-opera{ P i n l :Tt ing it up-to-date and comj penings of general interest included in the "Diary of "Club Diary" can cover men tainments,
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      402 11 I HAPPY CABARET I THE CABARET WITH THE SPACIOUS SPRING FLOOR 1 TO-MGHT A NIGHT DANCE 0 M1I)NI0HT j MISS KU.IS j j PARTS OF FEMALE KRONCHONG i (The Pick of Bandoene) i PERFORMING NIGHTLY w *522 830 p.m. to 11 p.m < IN THE COVERED STADIUM PERFECT AUDITION THROUGH
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    159 12 MRS. Tan Choon Leng, Mr. Mrs. Tan Seng Kiat a d family teg to tender their sincere thanks to relatives and friends, who sent Senglays, letters of condolence, paid night" visits and attended the funeral of the late Mr. Tan Leng. F.M.S. papers, olease copy. MRS. Ong Chwee Tow
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    TRAFFIC REGULATIONS
    763 12 J»HK new traffic regulations which •rs to be enft reed in the F.M.S. next year w.H ba generally welcomed by motorists in Malaya'as being the first move in a pol.'cy of bringing traffic laws throughout the country into uniformity. The sweeping changes in the new enactment w 11
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    BOND ISSUE
    58 12 Surpris nor In New York Reuter. rru a Washington. Dec 7 The new issues of Feripmi u nn i" Treasury Notes. Announced ve^d^v n P e r^n7 erSUbSCribed b Y one of the 3arge?t percentages in the V, 7 Mr X Morgenthau a the •scnpfmn being estimated at
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    8 12 Mr. J. H. Rich, director of the Tronoh
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    9 12 Inche Zalnal Abideen, Deputy Assistant to Kuala Lumpui leJ™
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Russia's Far Eastern Polien
    238 12 NOTES COMMENTS Russia's Far Eastern Polien the conclusion of the Binev Russian Pact, Sino-Russ.an velalions have been definitely re-lored to their former cordiality in spite of tne vigorous suppression of Communistic activities which the Chinese Government has been carrying out during the past ten years. In view of exist:-g conditions
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    Fear Of Attack
    242 12 pOIaTNG to the second reason, it has to be admitted that relations between Russia and Germany have been anything but friendly on accouni cf che difference of political doctrines Since the conclusion of the Russcf'rench Alliance on the one hand, and the formation of a strong Fascia
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    Attitude Of China
    188 12 giNCE tne commencement tics, China is said to have lating as to which side she shorn UUi U v. i i lor active support—Orea 1* j d the United States, or the S As long as she has not made mind, it is said that Russia train
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    The Real Cause
    233 12 JHE above explanation cannot fully answer the why the Soviet Governme..: I hesitating in regard to its Far Eastn policy, and has not decided Bp 1 mediate action in spite of < tension on the Soviet-Manchukao border. Perhaps an examinatiou international diplomacy wU some inteiesting facts It
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    Topics Of The Day
    141 12 By "Looker Oif IJJEN, I read, cannot disguise the f I ages as women do. The bald facts. A burglar nas been caught by a policeman I* an unoccjnied house Playing the piano, it is suoposed ihat he had ir.ct-ed to tat* up a silver, ejection
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    Juliana's Baby Expected Soon
    33 13 Reuter. The Hague, Dec. 7. h of Princess Juliana's expected next month. Ia whose health was un11s the>hockof Prince Bernrecent accident, will stay iivk Palace, not at the —Renter..
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    NANKING UNDER ASSAULT
    615 13 CITY AFLAME ncient Capital Will j Fall Reuter. 1 Shanghai, Dec. 7. i ..-.nese troops are prepart > storm Nanking, according i'.t'ial communique. nit say that while the irds are trying to scale the t .ills of the city, the main t lia\c reached points 11 miles
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    AIR RAID PRECAUTIONS BILL PASSES COMMONS
    531 13 STRONG DEFENCE ESSENTIAL SPECIAL BOARD FORMED PLANS MADE FOR EVACUATION OF CITIES Reuter and British Official Wireless. BRITAIN is planning on an elaborate scale tc protect the non-combatant population aga'nst risks of air attack in any future war. The Government's Air Raid Precautions Rill
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    CHOLERA GERMS IN MEAT
    50 13 Agricultural Sabotage In Russia Reuter. Moscow, Dec. 7. EIGHT officials of the Ural region have been executed for agricultural sabotage Nine officials of the Georgian commissariat were similarly charged ana pleaded guilty of contaminating cactie with cholera germs and supplying the Red Army with infected meat.—Renter
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    32 13 The King has approved the appointment of Captain C. S. Holland as naval attache to His Majesty's Missions in France Belgium, Spain. Portugal and the Netherlands, with headquarters a Paris—British Official Wireless.
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    BRITISH MONEY OVERSEAS
    143 13 £3,764 Millions Total In 1936 British Official Wireless. London, Dec. 7. OIR Robert Kinderslek contributes tc O the current issue of the Econom Journal his customary annual survey ol British investments. He estimates the total of United Kingdom investments abroad at the end cf 1936 as £3.764.000.000.
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    DOVES OF PEACE!
    50 13 Puyi And Victor Emmanuel Reuter. Rome, Dec. 7. AN exchange of congratulatory telegrams was made between the "Emperor" Puyi and King Victor Emmanuel on the occasion of the recognition of Manchukuo by Italy, announced Puyi. He added, "We can work together m the cause of world peace."—Reuter.
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    23 13 Mr. Hudson Fysh, managing director of Qantas Airways, arrived in Sngapore by air from London and is staying here for a few days.
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    Celebrating the twentieth arniversary of the Revolution, the Anglo-Russian Parliamentary Committee and the London Trades Council gave a dinner at the First Avenue Restaurant, Holborn, London, with M. Jean Maiskv, Soviet Ambassador, as chief guest. Photo i-hows left to right-Mr. Nul Maclean. Member of Parliament; Mr. Clement Attlee, Leader of the Opposition in the Commons; and It Jean Maisky, Soviet Ambassador, at the dinner. (Planet News).
    66 13 Celebrating the twentieth arniversary of the Revolution, the Anglo-Russian Parliamentary Committee and the London Trades Council gave a dinner at the First Avenue Restaurant, Holborn, London, with M. Jean Maiskv, Soviet Ambassador, as chief guest. Photo i-hows left to rightMr. Nul Maclean. Member of Parliament; Mr. Clement Attlee, Leader of
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    BLOCKADE NOT LEGAL
    192 13 Franco* Plan Rejected BRITAIN WILL NOT APPROVE British Official Wireless. London, Dec. 7. 4 NOTE r»f reply has been received 1 from tne Spanish insurgent authorities regarding the declaration recently made by radio from Cadiz on the blockade of the coasts of Government Spain. In reply to
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    TERRITORIAL ARMY INQUIRY
    175 13 Lord Strathcona As Chairman British Official Wireless. London. Dec. 7. THE personnel of the comm.r tee which is to enquire into the general administration of the Territorial Army, appointment of which was forecast by the War Secretary a fortnight ago when he outlined the measures to be
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    RECORD RECRUITING
    54 13 British Official Wireless. Mr. Hore Eelisha stated in a Commons answer that during year ended Oct. 31 last 43,923 recruits were finally approved for the Territorial Army—an increase of 10,526 on the number finally approved during the preceeding year. The figure is a record one for a normal
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    2 13 STOP PRESS
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    NEW SHIPS FOR AMERICA
    133 13 Rebuilding Scheme TEN CARGO BOATS PLANNED Reuter. Washington, Dec. 7. JT is authoritatively learned that the Maritime Commission is ready to start within a fortnight the multimillion dollar programme to rehabilitate the U.S. Merchant Marine. An official said bids will be asked for twenty million dollars
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    23 13 Bangkok, Dec. 7. A Siam-French Treaty was signed at noon to-day and follows the lines of the treaties negotiated earlier with other countries.
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    "INSOLENCE" FROM FRANCO
    217 13 MAISKY ANGRY Volunteers Problem Still Stalled Reuter. London, Dec 7. M. MA1SKY, the Soviet delegate, speaking at the meeting of the Ncn-intervention Committee to-day. strongly criticised General Franco's reply io the committee's proposals for withdrawal of volunteers. After describing the Spanish Government's reply as satisfactory, M. Maisky
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    MR. ATTLEE IN AIR RAID
    91 13 More Attacks On Barcelona Reuter. Barcelona, Dec 7. PLANES raided Barcelona and its environs this afternoon. No bombs were c'ropped in the centre of the town, but i<, is reported that some fell in .'I13 subu:bs and the death roll so far is ert.mated at
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    KEDAH'S FIRST PRISON SENTENCE ON EUROPEAN?
    266 14 ISSUED FALSE CHEQUES BORDER ARREST Unable To Stay In Siam <Frow Our Own Reporter) Penang, Dec. 8. WANTED in Kedah and Penang for fT issuing false cheques, C. J. Courtland Taylor, a European, was arrested while crossing the border from Siam into Kedah. Taylor
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    U.S. NEUTRALITY ACT
    87 14 Mr. Corclell Hull Replies To Questions Reuter Wireless. Washington, Dec. 7. APPLICATION of the Neutrality Act must await declaration bv President Roosevelt, that a state of war existed Mr. Cordell Hull points out in replying to questions on United States policy in the Sino-Japanese conflict, in a
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    "PIRATES OF PENZANCE"
    58 14 S.A.D.C. Production At Victoria Theatre A large and appreciative audien-p greeted the performance of "The Pirates of Penzance'" at the Victoiia Theatre last night. There will be further evening nerformances to-nioriow and Saturday, and all who have not yet seen this excellent production by the Singapore Amateur
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    MR. LANSBURY LEAVES
    46 14 Peace Talks In Prague, Warsaw And Vienna London, Dec. 7. It is reported in the press that Mr George Lansbury leaves London tol for .f ra Sue, Warsaw and Vienna" where he will have interviews with lead the representative of Rome last Of^iaiVre>
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    WORLD CHESS TITLE
    22 14 Dr. Alekhine Champion Again Reuter. Dr. Alekhine 7 D^ an S£ game Eof eerief* m VG W the th
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    "A STAR IS BORN"
    61 14 at the Pavihon Theatrp tr. V nitrht only Thp r to-night for one features r a ,Tet Potion, which March and iXSnh. Vn r Fredric Rreat success; whei? ,h« Menj ou was a recently ai d ThS- JSn™. 111 will be Klad tokP »h many who
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    ALLEGED ASSAULT
    41 14 W Chinese and W «*»e.sday. Involvedl in a ■SLiT 0 wives were morning Ye hu S this Wound whil" the tS?, lad a seai P plained of Lin t£ W m en com moved .vi three V ambulance ,c-
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    CHINESE PREMISES TARRED
    178 14 Mob Assault On Constable Singapore. Wednesday. AT about 1.30 p.m. yesterday, a Chinese Sundry goods shop in North Bridge Road was badly damaged and tarred by a gang of Chinese. It is understood that the demonstration was carried oui as a protest against the shop dealing in
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    EPWORTH LEAGUES
    86 14 Combined Christmas Social Next Week The Singapore Epworth Leagues will iiold a combined Christmas social on Friday. Dec. 17, at 8 p.m. at. the Wesley Social Hall. A very interesting programme consisting of musical items, vocal songs, and games has been arranged, and all members of all the
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    CHINA RELIEF FUND
    57 14 Successful Concert At Ratu Pahat 'From Our Own Correspondent; Batu Pahat. Dec. 7. A successful concert in aid of the China Relief Fund was staged by the Chens; Siew Ai Choon Old Boys' and Girls' Association at the Sultana Hall on Saturday. It is understood that the
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    The pagoda erected at the foot of the Purple Mountain, Nanking in ?Jnmor3L0fTthe men of China who ren m the Japanese invasion of 1932 ihe flag of Japan now flies over this district.
    38 14 The pagoda erected at the foot of the Purple Mountain, Nanking in ?Jn mor3 L 0f T the men of China who ren m the Japanese invasion of 1932 ihe flag of Japan now flies over this district.
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    YOUNGER SERVICE CHIEFS
    141 14 Plan To Be Extended To Navy And R. A.F.? Reuter. „r London. Dec. 7. THE new War Office policy reducing the age of those holding high command xt Lleut Com Fletcher to ask Mr Neville Chamberlain in the Commons to-day if this policy would be extended to
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    KING'S ACCESSION
    69 14 Official Date Is December 11 Reuter. London, Dec. 7. THE Archbishop of Canterbury has made a statement in view of the general desire to observe the day of His Majesty's Accession and use'the forms of prayer of thanksgiving com inonly called the Accession Service it is important to
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    JOY FLIGHTS AT BATU PAHAT
    39 14 From Our Own Correspondent i Batu Pahat. Dec 7. The Batu Pahat public spent an interesting time when Wearne's Air Service sent the twin-motored "Governor Raffles" to Batu Paha: yesterday for Han Raya joyfiights.
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    CHIANG CHASED IN MID-AIR
    116 14 150-Mile Pursuit By Japanese Reuter. Nanking, Dec. 8. (GENERAL and Madame Chiang Kaif Shek and their Australian adviser Mr. W. H. Donald, won a thrilling raci against death yesterday. Shortly after they had taken off from Nanking at daybreak in the Generalissimo's triple-engined high-speed air liner,
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    SILVER SURPRISE
    141 14 Price Rise Very Small Yesterday Reuter. London, Dec. 7. SURPRISE was expressed on all sides this afternoon when the price of silver showed only a small rise, against the farthing to three farthing jump which the market expected earlier. It is understood that the price would have risen
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    KOREAN ARRESTED
    50 14 Another Japanese Raid In Settlement Shanghai Dec. 7. A SECOND raid on the Settlement, on the south side of Soochow Creek was staged last night by Japanese Consular Police, who arrested a Korean for whom the Japanese onsulate had issued a warrant. The man was removed to Hongkew.
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    CHURCH LANDS SEIZED
    54 14 New Move By Nazis In Germany Reuter. Berlin, Dec. 7 fcvangellcal church land will be expiopnated for the first time in Germany. Negotiations have not reached an agreement, so the municipal autho-i-->;es have decided to expropriate the land. It is understood tne church will be receiving considerably
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    DOWNWARD CURVE OF TRADE
    311 14 Jump In Unemployment Upsets Britain Reuter. London. Dec 7 BUSINESS circles express concern over whether the increase in unemployment signifies that Britain is becor. ing involved in a trade recession which is troubling the United States. The analysis of figures shows that the fall in employment
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    FINANCIAL AID FOR CHINA?
    327 14 Foreign Syndicates Make Offers Shanghai Dec. 8. IT is reported that two foreign Ambas--1 sadors in China, whose nationality is not revealed, have conveyed to the Chinese financial authorities the news that certain groups of financiers in then countries have signified their desire to extend financial
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    BAG SNATCHED
    94 14 Police After Chinese Cyclist Singapore. Wednesday. DUTCH woman who was walking alona Cairnhill Road yesterday was sudhe? ly ha a n C Hh S n ted by a Cni^se y cy^U S st and her handbag was snatched from her but the woman's rSSLii tra cted the attention
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    76 14 Dec id 7 or to D p Ut R h 3 525 r!° ns from P Bar w p Ba oe Dec. 9 Merkus, British, 593 tons from II Js£ 7 t0 Natoe a Is Dec I TUawa. British. 6 153 tons from Osak^ Dec. 7, to Calcutta
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    WEALTHY CHINESE VISITOR
    89 14 Mr. Njoo Sik Liang In Singapore 1 Singapore. Tmm\\. ANE of the wealthiest Chinese' P Batavia, Mr. Njoo Sik rived in Singapore by th, ay 'x? fter a stay ta land Mr. Njoo. who is the sole import' of Swedish matches for East Java, left Bumatr land
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    JAPAN'S APOLOGY
    91 14 Sequel To Raid On Hotel Reuter. Shanghai. Dec 7 FOLLOWING representations Em tn e Consular Body in cor.:, with the Japanese raid on the Grca; Eastern Hotel the Japanese Cor. General, Mr. Okamot >. ha sent written apology to the chairman of til Settlement Municipal Council, in vhi
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    ANDREW MELLON
    71 14 Tax Claim Expunged By Government Reuter. New York, Dec. 7. The charge against the late Mr. A: uiew Mellon, of payment of thas been completely expunged by the action of government in overruling a major portion of the Federal Income-tax Board's claim of £3.000,000 against Mr Mellon's estate.
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    Tailors' Strike Will Raise Prices
    932 15 CASE FOR THE EMPLOYERS alternatives Japanese Cloth In Future? have received a statement of -ve tor the master tailors rethe strike of tailors' emwhich is now in progress in r e. The views are of intethe dispute is one which il! sections of the public,
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    JOHORE STATE COUNCIL
    314 15 Postponed By Sultan's Command Singapore, Tuesday. GENERAL plans for new Government offices were to have been discussed at to-day's special meeting of the Johore Council of State held at the Dewan over which the Mentri Besar presided, but a letter was received from the Sultan In which
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    SEAMEN HURT
    35 15 Two BriUsh seamen saidl to be «m- Telok B.angal Road last night. ininr ies to their faces. an B d 0 tr S rS d b y n Su.anc= to hospitai for trea'ment.
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    STAB WOUND IN CHEST
    241 15 Attempted Murder Charge At Assizes Singapore, Tuesday. the complainant was in dange: of losing his life for two weeks as the result of a serious stab wound ht received in the chest, allegedly at the hands of accused, was the übmission made to Mr. Justice Home
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    CHEATING CHARGE
    120 15 Local Chinese Pleads Guilty Singapore, Tuesday. "I KNEW there was no money in the i bank when I gave him the cheque", said Cheng Peng Chong, a young Chinese, when he pleaded guilty peforo Mr. W. G. Reeves, the Third Police Mag'strate, on a charge of cheating one
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    MISS FOO YUEN TAI
    73 15 Returns To Malaya In The Dempo Singapore, Tuesday. Miss Foo Yuen Tai, sister of Mr. Foo Yin Fong the well-known Perak miner and planter arrived in Singapore from England by the Dempo fo-day Miss Foo. it will be remembered, flew from Enuland to Alor Star last
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    ALLEGED ATTEMPTED MURDER
    62 15 Singapore, Tuesday. Alleged to have attempted to murder his brother by stabbing him with a knife lust below the heart, yesterday afternoon at Chua Chu Kang Road, Ng Kwek Tek a young Chinese appeared before Mr F. V. Duckworth, the Second qinsaoore Magistrate this mqrning. Bail of
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    23 15 The Times announces the birth of a son to Violet, wife of Mr. E* Macfadyen. at Meopham Bank, near Jonbridge, on Oct. 30.
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    AIRPORT MANAGER WEDS
    346 15 AT K.L. Honeymoon Flight To Bandoeng 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Dec. 7. WHEN Wearne's Air Service's Governor Fullerton left Kuala Lumpur to-day for Singapore it had on board one of the most popular and well-known flying men in Malaya and his bride, whom he had
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    CHINA RELIEF
    72 15 Contributions From Local Entertainments THE China Relief Fund Committee. Singapore, acknowledges receipt of the following contributions: $300, from the Golden Bell Ministrels, the net proceeds of a variety entertainment given at the Great World on Nov. 27. $281.27 from the Oleh Oleh Party, the gross proceeds of a
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    SHANGHAI PROTEST
    39 15 Sequel To Wuhu Bombing By Japanese Reuter. Shanghai. Dec 7 ADMIRAL Little has sent a written i protest to Admiral Hasegawa concerning the Wuhu bombing, when two British ships were destroyed and sailers on a warship injured.—Reuter
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    Casuals Give Poor Display Of Hockey
    383 16 Goalless Draw With S.C.C. "A" GIVING an uninspiring display of u bockev. the Kuala Lumpur Casuals the S.C.C. "A" to a SfoaI!p«--<; draxv n n match played on the Padang yesterday. The visitor 5 howed to semblance of in the attack and had it
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    SINGAPORE TAKES THREE MALAYAN BADMINTON TITLES SELANGOR TRIUMPH IN MEN'S EVENTS
    736 16 NEGRI REPRESENTATIVES WERE GAME TRIERS CLVGAFGRE and Scinngsr monoid nclked tin tvononn in nr~i AU-Malsyan badm'ntan rhaYntJionr! m tornramfnt, he'd pt the mi»y World Stadium during he Haf! R*ya Rirva hcjiday n belt-end and which wto hronjht to a
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    131 16 Invitation Tournament Results And Ties resumed yesterday in the nan R 'l c mvitation lawn tennis tourda?? L? 2 5*3? L:ni Green aftor sev eral days interruption owing to rain Results were as followsShear?!," g« 22 Yam and Dr H Handicap Singles: YaD Ah Uia« 15, beat A.
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    CORONATION SOCCER XI
    34 16 Corcnation soccer XI vs tnm r* n r.*~ Highlanders on Thursday at a" §353 Union ground, Balestier at snm rii Sh&t c h h» an A Norus, Arthur Lim het Joe
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL
    165 16 Penalty Goal Decides Game At Farrer Park BY a solitary penalty goal which came in the second half of the play, St Andrew's Old Boys "A" XV gained a narrow victory over the Pulau Brani XV, by three points to nil, in a rugby match Piayca on the
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    SKINS BEATEN
    104 16 In Rugby Match At Alexandra IN an excellent game of rugby football at Alexandra yesterday. thAlexandra Depot XV beat the 'A" Co Royal Inniskiliing Fusiliers by three points (one unconverted tryi to nil Orme oeing tne scorer. It was a really good game. The Alexandra threequarters were slightly
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    Cricket Club "A" XV Beats Gunners
    487 16 Rugby Football On Padang IT was practically speaking anybody's game on the padang yesterday when the S.C.C. -A" met the 9th Heavy gade. Changi, at rugby, the Club v. by 13 points (a penalty goal, a dr and two tries) to six points (a
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    Dark Blues Win Inter-Varsity Rugby
    187 17 WINNERS WERE LIGHTER MARGIN King Present At Match London. Dec. 1. T«>rkenhan t«-< lav ***** T including Hh Majes'v ,v i bow surprising form <™ irl bridsre by 11 points 1o t Varsity rushy match their first victory appeared to be the they confoundbeing superior
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    SOCIAL GOLF
    109 17 Air ricans Beat Japanese At Tanglin THE Arr.t.. nn beat the Japanese Golf i I C t e social match played in 1 alls foursome over Tunjlin course on Monday j by 4Va to 4!4- A i s follows: —(American M- j mentioned first»: 7 Hines 0; S.
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    97 17 "Other Ranks" Semi-finals j \t Chang: THE following are the results oi the 1 -mi-finals of the Services other ranKs tennis competition played on Monaay i and Tuesday at Changi: SINGLES Col Dimmer < R A F. > beatSgt. Plowman 1 R A. > 2— 6. 6- 2,
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    152 17 Boxing Enthusiast Suggests A Return MR NOEL PERERA. ex-bantamweight champion of Ceylon and Burma, '"'"'•With reference to the fight between Slsson and Sima at the Happy World which ended in Sisson be ng disqualified for an alleged low punch, this was regarded by many as an unfortunate
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    SUMMER B.P.
    99 17 The Summer B.P. finals in theopen singles and doubles were played on the Partvs court las: week-end. to the s.ngles event, the punter hrtween Sng Seng Heng and Ng long S p— «l great excitment and aTer Mint by point struggle. Sng beng H i; annexed the championship.
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    69 17 in the badminton matches ,V sINGL!s P Lcuis.Gan 5-la 15-7, bLim ioi: io Mah «an^ is Qng Thamm 1?— 6. 2—lo, Sebastian 10 -15: J]™™* 0 ft? Yasln 4-15, Wha-t beat BaKer 0m LCUIS Gan 21-16 21-10^ B.lly See vs. Sa eh Ko^ n ™nd Andrew al salle
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    88 17 in rh-ng B.P. team vs. MaySect Kirn cn n "at 2 .30 p.m. at flower B on Sunday at su l pporter their court e t r -fl Aljunied Road, Please assemble Pen before 1.30 tor irw Sujak. TengSiew, Ang Whgf K g Mah George Tan
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    270 17 Programme At Happy World Stadium THE usual weekly boxing programme for the junior boys which has In the past been held in the open air at the Happy World Park, will be held vi the covered Stadium this week, and an rxcellent card of six fights has
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    15 17 Little Palace who meets MortelMn in the main event at the >en World on Friday.
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    36 17 Wants Return With Rush Milling Wd SOU PONG, the Siamese boxer Rush Milling to, a return ™n ably in a on iwg tn basis, as I was not last verdict given against me week."
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    85 17 W Richardson. two years several 300 r= -rri-v a centre half back d j5iSSrStti jSSot club, haf[0nlHa f passional for Derby cigned as a years of age. C0 n 2;:,i have 1 > !rM, >' Wa cr W hj». tiom ouston U»fW* 4 >>*S*lS?' Obtained thsir ShcffisH JSto
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    502 17 Qualifiers For Capt.'s Prize THE December medal competition of the Singapore Golf Club was played at Bukit Timah on Saturday and Sunday and resulted in a win for Dr. M. C. Bain in "A" Division with a net score of 63; in a win
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    80 17 S.R.C. hockey teams for this week Vs. S.C.R.C. Ist to-day at 5.15 p.m the S.R.C. ground: O C. Aeria Barth. S. W. Moreira G. C. *».u. N. Oehlers, R. S. Barth; A. G. Valb r N Sullivan, A. M. Valberg. G. B. Arm S T g S.C.R C
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    1253 18 INVENTOR Dramatic Meeting At Graveside (By Air Mail) WHILE a bleak wind ircm the IJerth Sea swept through the cemetery at Clacton, Essex, three women dressed in deep mourning Mood around an open grave and jaw the body of Charles Sidney wav reckless philanderer and selfclaimed inventor
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    63 18 Woman Doctor On "Jerks" For Children <By Air Mail) London, Nov. 26. child." «»iigerous for the unfit Dr of the Middlesex Co,,nY da s meetin S which it was ren?rfprt U I Y Coun cil at and women ar K bl S?*» gcal instructors it E? as
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    449 18 "Outstanding tm As A Mark^ 'By Air Mail, London v MORE apples, pears r HM and currant: and also a far ereateV f d fruit is imported by d than any other "Its importance as a standing," states thp i mic Committee's anni vermg world production
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    101 18 h£*J!Z3. re ceived the special CoronajoumalW£ °l the Torch Bearer, the Malawi J he S: Mar >" s En^h St hocl prScipai f Tb whlch Mr T. C. Joseph b p Q al The magazine runs to W mnttL contains interesting reading ?J o and P hotc
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    TEMOH TIN DREDGING LIMITED
    1308 22 SATISFACTORY YEARS WORKING London, Nov. 3. npHE eleventh annual general meeting of Temoh Tin Dredging, Ltd., was held at Winchester House, Old Broad-street, E.C. Mr. K. Sancroft Baker (the chairman) presided. The Secretary (Mr. J. Barnes) read the notice convening the meeting and the auditors' report.
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    177 22 "Labour In At MaJ General Election?' "ALD MOORE.' i v of the prophets, this year. Never has venturesome than m foar 1938. ?L Fe ru r y I public demand for th Parliament." When 11 tion takes place Labour Party will "owing to the split vot<
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    BIRTHDAY FESTIVAL OF TOC H
    189 23 empire Delegates To \ttend York. Nov. IR. I m iK wly-ioimed Toe Ii I i different parts of the 1 ill be among the 2,00) ill attend the twenty st ival of the world H to be held herp on Talbot House at Powell" to
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    AID TO MOTORISTS
    121 23 priikh Pear Leaves To Remove ur From Radiators Cape Town. the prickly pear cactus, vinter cattle fodder in Meditv an tries. are being put to a to remove fur from car > .id engine boilers. very was .made by Colonel n chief chemist of the an Railways.
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    117 23 From £1 A Week To Riches By Air Mail >. Northumberland, Nov. 13. A 77-year-old retired gardener of Alnnear here, who has been living on u£l-u-week old-age pension, bee" informed thu.t he has inc .12.000 in cash and about $11,000 r rty under the will of an
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    NEXT YEAR'S EMPIRE EXHIBITION
    176 23 A Number Of Colonies To Be Represented Glasgow, Nov. 15. A NUMBER of the colonies, including Malaya, which has taken .">.suo square feet, and the East African Dependencies, have announced their intention of being represented at the Empire Exhibition to be held here in Bellahouston Park
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