Malaya Tribune, 9 December 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales v. l. XXVL -No. 288/ SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1937 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, Dec. 9, 1937. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES' SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1937. feve
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      86 1 HREAKFAS™ iIUHI \|J 0-CEDAR POLISH! j MAKES THAT CLEAN HOME FRIENDS ADMIRE. j s If'].' ...M .',3 mwm >\ j CLEANS AS IT POLISHES j ■HMssoaHMt BEAUTIFUL FLOORS are easy with O-CEDAR POLISH. It j quickly "cleans and polishes" all kinds of surfaces removes spots and stains, and imparts a
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      365 1 SUNDAY TRIBUNE h- t Dominant E M Malaga The Original PRIMUS W Ok Whether for HEATING and LIGHTING or occasional COOKING when it seems unnecessary to light a wood fire the Original Primus Apparatus has no equal for efficiency and economy. The superior j workmanship and materials used in their
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES CONDITIONS IN THE NAVY
    624 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES CONDITIONS IN THE NAVY Improvements Announced By Admiralty I'ARIOUS aspects of life in the Navy V are touched upon in decisions■ J'hlch have been given by the Admiralty on 10(5 more requests made at the 193* Review of Service conditions. The re quests now dealt with number
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    MERCURY POWER
    134 2 Recent Invention Said To Be i Cheaper Than Steam New York. An invention to use mercury power —energy of hot molecules—to drive a steamship cheaper, was revealed here recently by the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers. William L. R. Emmet, the engineer who started to use
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    FIRST ALL-WELDED WARSHIP
    47 2 H.M.S Seagull, the first British warship to bo built without a rivet hein«r electrically welded throughout wal ISL a *^cepe r of the bv T Mrs na R lll ISraSS Was carried out rommL ?S? Dav,es wife of the f the Royal Naval Bar
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      396 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. P*CL BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated tn England). P. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Tonnage. Spore. 1937. CORFU 15.000 Dec. 17 BURDWANI 6,070 Dec. 18 CHITRAL 15,000 Dec. 31 1938. CARTHAOE 15,000 Jan. 14 SOMALI: 6.800 Jan. 14 COMORIN 15,000 Jan. 2t> KAISAR-I-HIND 11,500 Feb. 11 BANGALORE t 6,000
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      654 2 I M. B. K. j KOKUSAI LINE I I mmmmmmm^mmmm^^mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. t (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) I (Incorporated in Japan). For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama). c Due. Due. Sailing Due. i Penang Spore Spore via New York (m s KONGO MARU Jan. 31 Feb. 3 Feb. 5 via Keeiung
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      431 2 mr kr -B* (tfA.P '/j_ IBS mm H _J3§ VxSSKMiKR AND FREK.HT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Clas.s Motorahips Mas. Cabins have adjoining private bam Excellent Cuisine. ovnnv FOR (GENOA), MARSEILLES, LONDO\ ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From MS. Spore Malacca P Sham Pir, -ALSIA 12-12 12-12 13-12
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      351 2 STEAMER SAI! una,-,. j The undemoted art intended fixtures: OUTWARD For MANILA. HONGKOM, M,. Vf NORTH pHINA Dae J 5 m.s. "FULDA" s.s. "POTSDAM" onii' China HOMEWAHD For HOLLAND, HAMBLRI i SaU J f£. "NECKAR" a!so seillcs. Oran, Antwerp !5 s.s. KOELN' also i s.s. "ISAR ako call s.s. "SCHARNHOhS
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    CHINESE ON SERIOUS CHARGE
    185 3 Alleged Offence Against A Girl Singapore, Wednesday. ALLEGED to have committed a serious offence on a nine-year-old Chinese girl named Yeo Luen Eng on the roof garden of a house in Rochore Road on J»* r 28 last, a youthful Chinese named Chai Thian Soo was
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    RADIN MAS SCHOOL
    243 3 A Year Of Progress Reported Singapore, Wednesday. THE steady progress of the Radin Mas 1 Government English School, both in study and in games, was stressed by Mr. S. G. Mohd. Ghows the principal, at its annual prize-giving held this morning. "It is with pleasure that I
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    ALLEGED ASSAULT
    106 3 High Court Reserves Judgment Singapore, Wednesday. JUDGMENT was reserved by Mr. Justice Howes in the High Court today, at the conclusion of a civil action in which Mr. Frederick Emile Sommerccker, an Austrian civil engineer, is claiming $5,000 as general damages and 5148 as special damages from Mr.
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    ROTARY AUCTION
    130 3 $190 Rased For Children's Treat Singapore, Wednesday. TO-DAY'S auction of goods presented by members to the Singapore PvOtary Club met with spontaneous response. There were a few dozen tins of "Simonez" polish, ash trays, a small case of Dewar's whisky, a few bottles of champagne, a beautiful Parker
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    27 3 The Secretary for the Colonies has approved the creation of the post of Deputy Registrar of Statistics, Penang and the appointment to it of Mr D Sturrock.
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      447 3 Classified Advertisements BLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS. •TENDERS are now Invited for the materials or service. For see MunfetiMd Tender Room. A nt i-Malarial for 1938. 12 noon, 13th Dec, 1937. 5j5 cubic yards of anite delivered at the posal Works, $25), 12 noon, Dec. 20, 1937 100 tons of
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      478 3 PUBLIC NOTICES MORTGAGEE'S SALE FOURTEEN MILC J COWS AND NINE On TuW-v 14th "po h L U Road It 1 1937 at 4.30 p.m. CRFnwr On View CHEONG KOON SENG CO LTD Auctioneers. P<*e of eo»«ffi Singapore, Bth December^S^ 14 NOTICE. Erg Neo nafX"?'!? 6 that Mac *m Tar. he?
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      465 3 I POSITIONS VACANT U7 ANTED—Lady Canvassers. Prsferp.oenßox to 9? hinese and Eur£Lsiaris A PP V RANTED— By British Merchant House \»otfS? abl S,^ nß-ineerin S and Building conv^l\ Chm^ c Saler man. Must be fSJ.H»o ant Wltn requirements of Bazaar trlotZ* re Dealers and Building ConPpniv S -fP nly flrst
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      462 3 MALAYAN DELICACIES WE OFFER DELICIOUS SELECTION I SAGU PEARLS. DAINTY SAGU CUBES. FLAVOURING ESSENCES CAKES COLOURING GREEN peas FLOUR in Colours PICKLES READY MADE SAMBALANS CURRY CONDIMENTS CURRY POWDER MAKASSAR RED FISH KRUPOK UDANG KRUPOK IKAN. KETCHAP BATAVIA. C ££?I ALIZED TAMARIND. CRYSTALIZED NUTMEG REFINED FALMrtUGAR Etc. Etc. D. T.
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    PRODUCE
    187 4 Singapore, Dec. 8. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $162 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $158 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $151 Siam Rice "Koohway" No. 1 $216 Siam Rice "Koohway" No. 2 $190 Siam Rice "Koohway" No. 3 $170 Siam
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    444 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Dec. 8. Previous To-day Change RUBBER Tone quiet Steady Spot Buyers 7 5 16 7 5 16 Sellers 7 7 16 7 7|16 Ist Forward (Jan.) Buyers 7 3 a 73 8 Sellers 7 7 16 7 7;t6 2nd Forward (Feb.) Buyers 7% 7
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    95 4 London, Dec. 8 Paris 147 764 Rio 26 New York 4.99 9 16 market rates Montreal 4.99\ 2 Athens Brussels 29.39*2 Montevideo 25 3 4 Geneva 21.60U market rate Belgrade 216 Bucharest 677 Amsterdam 8.98 716 Buenos Aires Milan 94 15 16 Bombay 1 6ft Berlin 12 39*4
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    SILVER RUMOURS
    175 4 No Refinement In London Reuter. London, Dec. 8. A REPORT published in one of this n morning's papers that Chinese silver was being refined ln London on behalf of the United States Treasury was categorically denied by the refiners who inform Reuters that the refining was on behalf
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      503 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. j i (Incorporated In the S»raits Settlements) J CAPITAL: i Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up 1 HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES 1 Managing Director 3172 Secretary General Manager 3513 Accountant Telegraphic Address; "OVERSEA." I LONDON BANKERS NEW RK BANKERS S Midland Bank,
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      115 4 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. IRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, .lURGLARY, PERSONAL ACCIJENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSA IiON AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. t.JAD OFFICE: LM>, CECIL STREET. SINGAPORE. W. R. ACRAMAN, Acting General Manager, AUSTRALIA'S g| BEST BRANDY A pure and health giving d i. ftJHtl Reasonab 'y Priced product made from
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      264 4 A Blood Purifier and Remedy for Bilious Complaints ONE DOSE RELIEVES IMPURE BLOOD HEADACHE INDIGESTION CONSTIPATION DIZZINESS SOUR STOMACH SLUGGISH LIVER WIND PAIN LOW SPIRITS BILIOUSNESS WEAKNESS NERVOUSNESS SKIN ERUPTIONS LOSS OF APPETITE ONE BOTTLE CURES J Atwood's Tonic Bitters gives you the benefit J| "I of the favourite prescription
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    656 5 Quotations By Eraser And Co. rigapore, Den. 7th, 5 p.m. MINING Fraser Co Buyers Sellers. 5- 5 6 rtbang 32- 34. day 50 55L 0 85 0.90 27 29 23 24 167i 2 1.72V 2 Cd 23 G 30-cd 20 9 21 9 040 0.45 U3
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    605 5 Daily Report By S. E. Levy Co. Singapore, Thursday. W E ar e indebted to Messrs. S. E. Lev y and Co., Singapore, for the ioiiowinf en American Market conditions Messrs. White, Weld and Company, ggjj report to us by cable as STOCK. I Wh !c the
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    299 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Dec. 7, 1 p.m. Total for Company Dividend Books Close financial Date Ex Div. year Payable Date to date. TIN i To E>atu Selangor 5% Int. De.-. 9 r> ec n Dec. 10 b?. Burma Malay 6d. Dec. 11 Dec 18 Dec. 13
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    201 5 3% inK^T.* 4 000 000 t** IM!4 c, M norn 99% CI I 1947 si ftnn nnn M PENANG MUNICIPAL: Sent In' 600 000 Int iqo no norn 5% 1926 red. 1955-66 $4,000,000 I 30 108 nu norn mt. May 1. Nov. 1 119 120% ci. I.
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    118 5 Report By Fraser And Company IWININO Th. *v Sin a Pore, Dec. 9. tini Ski Jn ?2S month's price of Jf ".ftgj 1 wh »e New Sort tin are sellers H t sbe easy and j^ rs in>m London this morning of ard BangrhS' AmpatS Killi «ghall.;
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    TIN
    17 5 Singapore, Dec. 9. The price of tin at noon fn Singapore to-day was:— 995)4 (down f%).
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    RUBBER
    16 5 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was: Buyers 25% (unchanged) Sellers '>•':: (unchanged).
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    93 5 Singapore, Thursday. MINING Ampat Buyer* Sellers Ayer Hitam JJ" 5 6 Uangrin 2 29Uatu Selangor f 6 2 ?«S Chenderlang 0 67 Hitam 8 22--iiongkong Tin °a* 5 Hong Fatt J n 29-cd juris Hydraulic gS Ipch Tin 0 r b o y 6 •ielebu
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    RAUB GOLD OUTPUT
    138 5 rpiE output of the Raub Australian void Mining: Co. Ltd f«{Jhang Con. 53 n 58 rangn f River Jj 91 Staling a in 0 6 ssr a bjg. Hydraulic Eaub 157 Juwang Tin Fids. 'ff 3 J 5 fi cd Selayang Tin 79 J J 6 amen
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    MANILA GOLD SHARE MARKET
    56 5 v. Singapore, Wednesday. Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co., Singapore V L^TV abled news from Manila giving the following prices:— Last Sale Prices Previous To-day A Pesos Antamok 0.51 0.50 Benguet Consolidated 9.70 970 Consolidated Mines 0.014 0.013 c XL w 057 0 57 San Mauncio
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    NOVEMBER RUBBER OUTPUTS
    21 5 New Scudai, Ltd.—25,700 lb., making a total of 223,500 for the eight months of the current, financial year
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    NOVEMBER TIN OUTPUTS
    21 5 Renong Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.-no 2 dredge, 645.20 piculs, no. 3 dredge 413 65 piculs; total, 1,058.85 piculs.
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      314 5 R LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. indent Bankers ana Brokers tn Securities ana Con:,cd:Ues Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service. Members I NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE I SMS? ma OF N.Y. ?mrArSnf n OFFEE SU(JAR EXCHANGE B °ARO OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCTIANrp HONGKONG SHARE BROKFRS' ASSN MANILA STOCK
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    109 6 Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherands. closing 7 p.m. to-day. vMedan. TaskS. Amsterdam* and London?: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. o-day. Kuala Lumcur and Penang: Internal \ir Service, closing 6 a.m. to-morrow. Australia. New Zealand. Java and Timor Diliy: Qantas, closing 10 p.m. tonorrow. Hongkong. Canton, Shanghai, *Kobe. Manila
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    136 6 Mails expected from Penang and Kuala Lumpur by Air (Internal Service) to-day. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 7.30 p.m. to-day and general delivery of "etters 8.45 a.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Europe etc Amsterdam iby Air (X.L.M.). Date of urival and deliveries of letters uncerain. Mails expected from
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    SINGAPORE—HONGKONG AIR MAIL
    57 6 SINGAPORE —HONGKONG AIR MAIL The change over in the Western erminal of the Hcngkong air service rom Penang to Bangkok has been deerreri foi another week. The Hongkong Mr Mail will there-fore be closed in :ingapore as hitherto on Sunday the 2th instant—latest times of posting >eing—Registered articles 7 p.m.
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    25 6 The Chargeurs Reunis liner Cap St. T acques is due at Singapore at noon today (Thursday) and will sail at midnight for Colombo and Europe.
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    12 6 Air Vice-Marshal Tedder left for 3angkok yesterday on the XL.M. plane Nandoe.
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    92 6 Arrivals and departures by XL.M. and K.N.I.L.M. planes:— Arrived from NE.I. by the PK-AFL.— Mr. Tan Hoan Kie. Arrived from N.E.I, by the Nandoe Mr. J. Jansen. Mr. J. M. Mijnlieff, Mr. Hegener. Mr. Lee Kong Chiang. Departures by the Nandoe. —For Penang: Mr. J. J. de
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    SURPRISE VISIT
    94 6 King At Brooklands Factory London, Dec. 8. THE King paid a surprise visit o f Ins pection early this morning works at Brooklands. Work on R-o; yal Air Force planes, being accordance with the rearmament pro gramme, continued while the tour the premises was in P r °e
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    43 6 The Hon, Raja Kamaralzaman, Raja Xetenil SON35U. Sdade -lreaHM-er ?erak and Nentrl are expects to leave lupine «nortlv on a nollcla? MP do Slam inev Will de 2 v»? lor about 2 ana »an8lcok an6 otner places in Liam oetore rewrnlnF to lalplnss.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    141 6 ALHAMBRA.— "Terang Bulan" (Malay) 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. CAPITOL—"The Lost Horizon' 3.15, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. PAVILION.—'A Star Is Born"--6.15 and 9.15 p.m. JUBILEE THEATRE.—"Sachi Anusuya" (Tamil) 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH. —"Miss Sundan" (Tamil) 6 and 0 p.m. THEATRE ROYAL— "Zambo" (Hindustani) 6 and 9 p.m. ROXY.—"The Street
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      251 6 TO-NlGHT:—Orchestral Concert 3.15 to 9.15 p.m. Dinner and Dance (formal) 9,45 to midnight S CABARET ATTRACTION- HUGO JACQUELINE j Non-diners $1.00 Saturday—GlLßEßT SULLIVAN NIGHT SPECIAL SUPPER BALL, ~.!ter the final performance S oT^lS R OF PENZANCE The, entire> cast ;jm ippear in cc tume. Extension to 2am Admission $1.00. supper
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      20 6 "GOLD LEAF" TEA REVIVES YOU! 'Alarm goes off; still half asleep— Hot Cup of Gold Leaf Tea; and out you
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      436 6 DYSPEPSIA Of all lorms of digestive derangement, dyspepsia not ooe Tna wu be put neht by waving a magic wand When the correct treatment has been prescribed a certain amount of patience may be called for before the final cure is eflec'ted Probably the most reliable and certainly the roost
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      226 6 IPOSTAL INTELLIGENCE! s STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES £> I FOR PER DATE AND TIME TO-DAY Western Canada and Western Dec. 9 2 a.m nf USA. Kiusang a o nm China Shanghai x Hoihow Kutsang p' lTl Formosa and Hongkong Kugang TElephanta „93 p.c-.. America (North) Except Western Canada and Western States
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      246 8 j ALL SHOWS PACKED OUT AT YESTERDAY'S j S Audiences sat spell-bound at the amazing Realism... M SNlfiu j~y FORGET EVERYTHING ELSE and SEE this Adventure- j gMHHIH j Jo-Day j a DISTINGUISHED CAStJ 'LOST HORIZON' TWO YEARS TO MAKE S sth Day and STILL Drawing Packed Houses! t j
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      454 8 LUCKY BITE Native Boy Finds £2,000 Diamond Christiana, Transvaal. A lucky bite by a picannin (small native boy» has won a diamond valued at £2,000 for a prospector named Mr. A. Bothma and his father. Father and son have a claim on the Orange Free State bank of the Vasi
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      182 8 H.AST NIGHT 6-15 9-15 PAVILION* The thrilling story of the inner Hollywood t See the famous playgrounds of the stars FILMED ENTIRELY IN WON- iflßfltU DROUS TECHNICOLOUR il^fr S JANET GAYNOR W*» W jFREDRIC MARCH j IS^BORN" ADOLPHE MENJOU Zru S MAY ROBSON i ANDY DEVINE [technico c 1 j
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    SELLING
    172 9 Singapore. Dec. 9. London T.T. 2 4 132 n demand 2*4 1!32 n 4 months' sight 2 4 mi ns demand 1715 rland demand 251 mburg demand 142 York demand 58 7 16 atreal demand 58 516 tavia demand 104^4 ang demand 104V 2 itta, Bombay and Rangoon and
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    WHAT'S ON
    206 9 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, DEC. 9 RUg SCC Training and Scrum Practice. Hockey se c i v Gordon Hi hlander, YWCA TT v R.A.M.C., CSC; Tamil q?. Vf?JS opeans SC G.H.R.C. v Police Thomson Road; p.WD v rap Hqrs., P.WD r y v.jj v. r.a.F. Pe
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    50 OR 200?
    61 9 Conflicting Reports On Barcelona Raid Reuter. Barcelona, Dec. 8. A report that 200 were killed in an air raid yesterday i unconfirmed. It is officially stated that 50 were killed and 100 injured. A second air raid was made this afternoon, three insurgent bombers flying high being
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    HAND GRENADE
    53 9 Damage To Newspaper Office Reuter. Shanghai, Dec 8. k hand grenade was thrown from a speeding motor car this evening at the offices of the Russian Daily News, a pro-Soviet newspaper published in the French Concession. Glass was shattered and the machinery damaged. There were no casualties. The
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    JAPAN'S APOLOGY
    47 9 Reuter. London, Dec. 8. It is learned in London that the Japanese Chief of Staff called on the Bri- tish Commander ,of the China Station i and expressed regret in connection with the bombing of two British vessels during the bombardment of Wuhu on Sunday.—Reuter.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    133 9 Singapore, Dec. 9. &hips alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Van Heutsz 20. Sheers Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2) Gewang 17; Bhutan 16; Kutsang 11; Nankoh Maru 9. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 2) Elephanta 30; Steel Mariner
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVING
    77 9 The following passengers are arrivin« n. Singapore by the Fushimi Maru vvhich is due here from Europe on Dec. 26:— Miss M. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs G P. Barnett, Miss M. B. Benjafield, Mi f. H. J. A. Broers, Mr. F. J. Bryant Mr. W. M. Detchon, Mr.
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      44 9 "I am the New Royal Portable with TOUCH CONTROL. Instantly adjustable to everyone's finger pressure.The perfect home-sized typewriter for young and old. Many exclusive features. Made and guaranteed by the Royal Typewriter Company, Inc. RONEO ltd., 3. Malacca St., Singapore. W£*&g3» PORTABLE TOUCH CONTROL
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      383 9 M WATCH r 1 n A fi E PERFORMANCE AND S DRAMATIC PLAY BY THE I OLEH OLEH PARTY J i 7.15 HAPPY THEATRE 9.30 TO-DAY 808 BURNS MARTHA RAVE in "MOUNTAIN MUSIC" SMASH COMEDY HIT v f I[f J HAPPY WORLD j THE GRANDEST PROFESSIONAL KRONCHONG STAMBOEL S S
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      238 9 F 4(f DANCE *A 1 6P M —8.30 P.M. Free Admission Woftm TO-NIGHT I 9.30 UNTIL 12 BHH NON-STOP DANCE /W y NEW HOSTESSES vflv FROM HONG KONG ANNOUNCING AN UNFORGETTABLE DATE IN MOTION PICTUM ANNALS! WARNER BROS. PROUDLY PRESENT THE DISTINGUISHjB WINNER OF THE MOTION PICTURE ACADEMY AWARD MR.
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      273 9 CLUB DIARY There are numerous Club in Sinnnmembers of which are readers ot ■Maya Tribune." This Diary a nded specially for them. Secrees are invited to co-operate in keen it up-to-date and complete Han 19» of general interest will' still led in the "Diary of Events" The > Diary" can
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ENGAGEMENT.
    39 10 Mr. Mrs. Chan Lian Chye announce the engagement of their second son Mr. Chan Khek Peng to Miss Lee Khuan Sim, the youngest daughter of Mr. Le<; Peng Siong and the late Mrs. Lee Peng Siong.
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    THE CANDID JAPANESE
    771 10 COMPLETE candour is shown by the Japanese in commenting on the situation which exists to-day. No longer do they mask their intentions under pious expressions that all they seek is the "co-operation" of China. Rather do they state openly that what they seek are pi izes. Let
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    OPPORTUNITY FOR PEACE?
    144 10 London And Fate Of Nanking Reuter. London, Dec. 8. NANKING'S tragic rcsitfon has excited 11 the widest sympathy. Many no;mallv uninterested in the Far East commiserate with the "noor Chinese" The effect of Chiang Kai-Shek's departure is much canvassed. Admiration for the gallant Chmese efforts has not
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    GOVERNOR'S TOUR
    66 10 Mr. F. J. Morten Appointed Deputy IT is notified in a special issue of the Mr fT ,KL2*2PJ that the Hon.' r?L Morten will be the Governor's The Governor and Lady Thomas ar> 5h?A?;? le 2 by the and the Aide de cam D left Singapore by Imperial
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    NOTES & COMMENTS A Record Collection
    109 10 NOTES COMMENTS A Record Collection TT was feared that the Singapore effort on behalf of Poppy Day would result in a lower collection than vsual as circumstances made it cccesaary to ban street collections. Instead of this, hoy/ever, a new record wa .\stablished, Singapore contributing the splendid sum of $25(300.
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    March On Nanking
    158 10 ACCORDING to latest despatches. the Japanese armies are converging on Nanking, and judging from the. large scale evacuation of Chinese troops, it seems that the Central Government has decided on a wise course of action. Following the fall cf Kiangyin, it has become utter impossible to defend
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    Removal Of Capital
    189 10 we have previously mentioned in these columns, the removal of the seat of Government from Nanking to Chungking ir a question of expediency and not an indication cf submiss en. The Chinese are doing exactly what the French did in 1914 when the Gerinant adopted an encircling
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    What Next?
    193 10 rpHE question thai at present Is—"Wha Japanese do when they Nanking?" Moot probata establish another poppet n lines similar to those hi Hoj Charhar. Perhaps they i go further, and. with the a number of Chinese trait mociaim a government repre cf the Chinese people, therebj ing the
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    328 10 By "Looker On' k THIEF stele a judge's car recently. He quickly set the machinery of the law in motion. A A 4\ A "I'm prepared to back my motor-car against any other," boasts a motorist. Our sympathies are ail with the person who paiKS immediately
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    AUSTRALIA TAKING STEPS TO MECHANISE ARMY EXPERIMENTS IN PROGRESS
    534 11 NEW AC-AC GUNS CT m A *com mmLTH iiiALLEL with the «i-'IVnoe forces, which is to raise militarv AustraIian '"I nov Previously kn w„ mtZ clI Xpentli(urt to Army ,0 'instruction of modern tank 'wing undertaken at the othe r mechanised
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    TWO-WAY PULL IN BALKANS
    152 11 PEACE MOVES? French And Italian Influences Reuter. Bucharest, Dec. 8. isi of >L Delbos from 'nd is hailed as a mission ■J in which he is regarded ne leading political parties '»t ng the democratic ■Phasised that Roumania has al und economic incentive lead of Britain
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    China Ready To Talk Peace Now?
    95 11 Shanghai, Dec. 9. k CONFERENCE, equal in import■ft ance to that which was held in Ruling before the war, will soon be convened in Hankow dealing with the highest policy of government. It is reported that the decision either to continue the present war
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    LEAGUE FAR EAST COMMITTEE
    83 11 Ready To Meet When Called London, Dec. 8. THE Foreign Secretary in a Commons answer regarding the League's Far Eastern Advisory Commit.cc recalleJ that the chairman had stated his intention to convoke it again at such time a*; might appear desirable, having in vie.v the work
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    49 11 Reuter Washington, Dec. 8. A handful of Americans, believed to consist of 15 men and three women, persist In remaining at Nanking despite repeated efforts to evacuate them, lopes were prepared to enable them to escape over the city walls as a last resort if the city is invaded.—Reuter
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    Nanking Will Be Defended BARRICADES ALL OVER CITY
    180 11 SKIRMISHING 300,000 Japanese in Assault Shanghai. Dec. 9. ET, EN CE 0 J China s .vT#i n to defend Nanking is seen atioilf Ct that elab «'at/ ptcpa* ations for siege are still nine ahead Sandbag barricades ami barbed Hire entanglements are
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    30 11 Reuter. rr* Detroit, Dec. 8. The police arrested 60 united automobile workers who were attempting u) Fordnhn Iltera tu re at the gates of ihe rord plant at Dearborn.— Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    209 11 NATIONS IN NIGHTSHIRTS America is now "far more dangerously threatened by the new madness of nations in nightshirts" declared Mr. Harold Ickes, US Secretary for the Interior in a speech at the dinner of the American Civil Liberties Union. rh?™ CO 5P ar< s, the P resen t
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    LOCATION OF INDUSTRY
    96 11 Censure Motion Fails ASSISTANCE FOR SPECIAL AREAS British Official Wireless. rriFTP r London, Dec. 8. Tut, Commons defeated by 202 votes to 124 a resolution con" demning the Government for inaction on the problem of location of industry from the points of view both of defence and
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    NO PHOSGENE SENT TO CHINA
    80 11 Japanese Allegations Disproved j British Official Wireless. London. Dec. 8, ASKED in the Commons whether hewa« rtce aW di r ,l h h ,^i n ,he Ja P anese ment it i buted t0 members of Parliament it was alleged that, twelve tons ftJtaSTto 3^i!;
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    NEW INQUIRY ON TRAFFIC
    129 11 LORDS' PLEA 6,000 Killed Each Year Reuter. London, Dec. 8. A effort to reduce road accif Hn? tS rit l in is U,e reSu <>f bvTh?p f u Lords deha<e initiated It J* of Winchester, who 200 aaa at 6,000 uore ki,Ied a »d 0, .°00
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    AIR LINK WITH HONGKONG
    12 11 Formal Agreement With Siam Reuter. London. Dec. 8
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    LADDIE CLIFF DEAD
    21 11 Reuter. ThQ Montana. Switzerland. Dec 8 h ritlsh comedian. Laddie Cliff to df^w 11 the .Fetish sanatorium herli
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    KEDAH STATE SECRETARY PRESENTED WITH C.B.E. CEREMONY AT ALOR STAR
    192 12 H. E. PRESENT Big Gathering At Banquet 'Fro.n O'/r Onn Reporter) Penang, Dec. 9. H.E. Sir Shenton Thoma s presented the C. B. E. to Mr. Mohammed Sheriff, Chief Secretary to the Government of Kedah, in the presence of a
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    BREACH OF FAITH?
    122 12 Mr. Attlee Face Censure In Commons Reuter. London. Dec. 8. MAJOR ATTLEE. leader of the opposition, who with Miss Ellen Wilkinson and Mr. Noel Baker are leaving Barcelona to-day enroute for England, will face a censure motion in the Commons, tabled by a Conservative member alleging that
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    LIGHT AIRCRAFT
    118 12 Competition Designs In Construction British Official wireless. London, Dec. 8. The students of the College of Aeronautical Engineering are about to undertake the construction of three light aeroplanes. One is to be built to a special design for the Air League in the British Empire. In another case,
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    GUESTS OF AUSTRALIA
    113 12 Parliamentarians For Sydney British Official Wireless. London, Dec. 8 A deputation from the United Kingdom branch of the Empire Parliamentary Association will visit Australia at the invitation of the Association's branch in New South Wales for the celebrations in January of the 150 th anniversary of the
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    POLICE BAND
    55 12 The Police Band will play the following programme at Waterloo Street this evening, beginning at seven o'clock: March, "Seivad" Franklin; Overture, "Poet and Peasant SupDe; Selection Gold Diggers of 1937," Arlen; Waltz, "Night of Gladness." Ancliffe; Trombone Solo, "Slidin' Easy," Alford; Selection, The Maid of the Mountains"; March
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    INDIAN LABOUR
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    HONGKONG WILL BE DEFENDED
    424 12 British Policy NO INFORMATION OF JAPANESE London. Dec. 8. HAVE no statement to make on it." said Mr. Eden to-day in the Commons in reply to Mr. Fletcher, who desired the latest information available regarding the the composition and position of the Japanese naval, military and
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    NEW BARRISTER
    102 12 Son Of Mr. M V. Pillai Of Singapore Singapore, Thursday. 'FHE Happy World Restaurant was the P venue of a very enjoyable function last night when the Ceylonese, community of Singapore, welcomed Mr oohn Pillai, son of Mr. M. V. Piliai the weriknown local lawyer, back to Singapore
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    A SINGAPORE WEDDING
    91 12 Singapore, Thursday. The marriage of Mr. Wee Wee Tiong a member of the Tribune clerical staK and Miss Chua Jee ,Neo took place at 30. Lorong 30, Geylang, last Sunday. The bridegroom is th? only son of Madam Tan Loon Neo. and the iate Mr. Wee Pang
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    ROAD ACCIDENT
    51 12 Singapore, Thursday. Alleged to have been knocked down by a motor-car at the 6th milestone East Coast Road, last night a Malay was taken to hospital in an unconscious condition. He had a lacerated wound over the back of the head and was suffering from concussion of the
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    THE PAVILION
    33 12 A star Is Born," featuring Janet Gaynor, Herbert Marshall and Adolphe Menjou, which was given a rescreenlng at the Pavilion Theatre last night will be shown again to-night. To-morrow 'Trirnririrn Pnr-
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    CIVILIANS TO BE SPARED
    374 12 AT NANKING But Garrison Cannot Retreat Shanghai, Dec. 8. REUTER learns that a demand for surrender will be delivered to Gen. Tang Sheng Chi. garrison commander at Nanking, before the Japanese forces, now tightening a ring of steel around the ancient city, apply force for entry.
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    BACK TO NORMAL
    74 12 New Cruiser For 2nd Squadron British Official Wireless. London, Dec. 8. THE 10.000-tons eight-inch gun cruiser Cornwall was to-day completed. She will join the second cruiser squadron of the home fleet, which will thus be restored for the first time since 1925 to its normal strength of
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    MAILS RECOVERED
    41 12 Little Lost In Wreck Of Cygnus Reuter. London. Dec. 8. IT is stated that practically all mails abroad the Cvgnus have been salvaged, some being held at Brindisi for drying. Some are expected in London later this afternoon —Reuter.
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    KRONCHONG CONTEST
    95 12 Keen Competition At The New World Singapore. Thursday. An amateur kronchong-stamboel competition was held at the New World boxing arena last night, and attracted a large number of entries. The results were: 1, Smile Cassim, 2 Anuar. 3. Rahmat. The winning musicians were the Kronchong Serenades and the
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    TELEVISION
    68 12 Successful Cinema Reception British Official Wireless. London, Dec. 8. The 8.8.C. television programme from Alexandria Palace was shown last night on a large screen at a cinema in Kent. The results were clear, with little interlerence. It is stated that proposals are on foot to equip large groups of
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    LOST PLANE FOUND
    57 12 Reuter. One of the two Philippine planes which were missing yesterday has been fcund in Tayabas Province, where it made a forced landing, the passengers escaping injury. The other plane, carrying Major General Paulino Santos (Chief of staff of the Philipines Army and Lt. William Lee of
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    MALAYA ASKED FOR NEW QUOTA
    100 12 Commons Statement PRICE INCREASES UNLIKELY Reuter. London Dec. 8. REPLYING to Mr. Percy Harris regardnig the Malayan textile quotas for artificial silk and cotton, Mr. Ormsby-Gore said in the Commons to-day that the initiative came from the local Government after very full investigation. Mr .Hams
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    Malays Want Army Commissions STATE COUNCIL MEETING
    1230 12 AIR FORCE Selangor Discusses Its Budget (Froio Our Oicn Reporter. Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday. Suggestions that free training in flying should be t 0 Malay youths and that the Malay Regiment would be more at'ractive to them if commissions were available for Malays, were
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    Another Flying-boat For Singapore DUE HERE ON SATURDAY
    378 13 thecentaurus A Tour Of New Zealand A »TKi:R Imperial Airways flying i)oat. in the course of the most tious flight by a commercial .!'i the world has known, will r e in Singapore on Saturday. e way to Australia for the 150th
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    CHINESE DOWN TOOLS
    97 13 On Japanese Mines At Batu Pahat Oun Correspondent) Batu Pahat, Wednesday. V \RLY 700 Chinese workmen em- ed on the Japanese iron at Sri Medan, 18 miles from t. have ceased work on mines. It is stated that they ded definitely not to reork there, the reason,
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    CATHOLIC ACTION
    42 13 meeting of the Catholic Acheld on Sunday at the Mertitute. Queen Street, after service. The Rev. Father i Rego will speak on "Attri- in this last lecture of the 'ay speaker is Mr. Adrian whose Lubject will be "St. wavier.
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    AT THE CINEMA "LOST HORIZON" THRILLS
    426 13 Outstanding Attraction At The Capitol I OST HORIZON/ the Columbia pic- ture based on James Hilton's story of Tibet, has long been heralded as one of the outstanding achievements of the screen. It is now being shown at the Capitol, and all the announcements
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    U.S. STEEL MARKET
    75 13 Favourable Signs Of Recovery Reuter Wireless. New York, Dec. 8. I "'OR the first time for a considerable period, American Steel Mills are showing interest in steel scrap at present prices: steel scrap quotations are regarded here as a barometer of the ou flook for the entire
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    ISHII IN LONDON
    54 13 Wants To Consult Mr. Eden Reuter. London, Dec. 7. Viscount Ishii, Japan's envoy to Europe, has reached London. He is snending to-day and to-morrow seeing prominent members of the Japanese colony To-day he conversed with Mr. Yoshida, the Japanese Ambasador. Viscount Ishii intends to make an early
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    CHRISTMAS TREAT
    33 13 We are informed that the Rotary r\uh\ Christmas treat for poor cWWSn wMcfc it was originally would take Place on Dec 11. fact be held on Dec. 17, at 2.30 p.m.
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    BISHOP DEAD IN AIR CRASH
    214 13 R.A.F. Bomber Down In Sudan London. Dec. 8. THE Rt. Rev. Bishop H. G. Bullen. assistant Bishop in Egypt and the Sudan lost his life, in a crash in Sudan to-day while flying in an R.A.F. bomber. The pilot was also killed. It is reported
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    PEACE PROSPECTS
    188 13 Tokyo Spokesman Talks To Pressmen Reuter. Tokyo, Dec. 8. QUESTIONED to-day on peace prospects a Foreign Office spokesman at a press conference declared that Japanese plans are not yet formulated. When China sues for peace then Japan wnl begin to consider peace terms The spokesman declared that there
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    TRADE PACT
    76 13 Listing- Of Anglo-British Commodities Reuter Wireless. Washington, Dec. 8. ASKED when he expected the British Delegation to arrive to conclude work on the Trade Pact, Mr. CordellHull, Secretary of State, indicated the present stage of listing commodities would occupy about one month and be open for the remaining
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    CHINESE SILVER
    81 13 30 Million Ounces Sent To United States Reuter Wireless. New York, Dec. 8. NEARLY eleven million ounces of silver has arrived from London, the great oulk of which represents the third instalment from China, making the total recently received about thirty million ounces. President Roosevelt at a press
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    CHURCHES TO HELP SUFFERERS
    480 13 War Refugees PUBLIC ASKED TO CONTRIBUTE NUMBER of churches in Singapore have agreed to take collections for the relief of war refugees in China, and the following statement will be read from their pulpits, announces the Malayan Christian Committee of Council and Reference: The National Christian
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    KIANGYIN BOOM
    125 13 Japanese Destroyers Break Through Reuter. Shanghai, Dec. 9. riVE months after it- had been constru- ted. the Kiangyin boom across t ie Yangtse was broken this morning A Japanese flotilla of destroyers stemmed through, and are now continuing up the Yangtse. They passed a British ship which, with
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    ILLICIT SAMSU
    72 13 Chinese Woman Fined For Possession Singapore, Wednesday. Ho Ah Kum, a middle-aged Cantonese woman, appeared before Mr. E. C. G. Barrett, in the Fourth Police Court this morning to answer a charge of being in possession of iy 2 gallons of samsu, at the junction of Sims Avenue
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    19 13 Mr Swaine, the Chief Inspector of Schools, Kuala Lumpur paid a visit to *he Anglo-Chinese School. Kampong Koh. Sitiawan.
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    Solitarv Goal Decides Rugby R.A.F. BEAT THE POLICE
    419 14 AT DEPOT Last Minute Score By Rendle TRY. cmby Pcndle and converted by Larkin, in the very last minute, .ve the R.A.F. a five points' victory 'er the Police when they met at rugby the Poller T>pot yesterday. There was little to
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    First Race For The Lipton Cup
    530 14 Sailing Events At R.S.Y.C. 1HE first race for the Royal Singapore Yacht Club Upton Challenge Cup, presented in 19?2 by Sir 1 homas Lipten, was mailed by the b-metrt* class cn Sunday morning. The race was straightloi ward, in a very gtxu sailing breeze
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    S.C.RC. TENNIS
    113 14 Invitation Tournament Results IN ideal weather conditions, a further i four ties in the S.C.R.C. open invitation lawn tennis tournament were played at Hono Lim Green yesterday and rcsulteo as follows:— SINGLES HANDICAP Seah Keng Siew (owe 6) beat Poh Guan Hock (scrJ 7 —5, 9—7. Chua Choon
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    HOCKEY TRIAL
    111 14 Teams For Game On Tuesday THERE will be another State hockey trial on the S.R.C. ground on Tuesday next in order to select a represent alive Singapore side to meet Malacca and Penang at Seremban and Kuala Lumpur respectively on Dec. 18 and 19. The following players are
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    TANGLIN HOCKEY
    110 14 Skins Inter-Company Competition IN the first round of the Royal Inniskilti Fusiliers mtcr-Company Hockey Cup competition at Tanglin yesterday afternoon, in fine weather. Headquarters Wing defeated "B" Co., by four goals to nil. The game was excellently contested notwithstanding the score but the H. Q. men were a
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    SCOTS BEAT CZECHS
    164 14 Thrilling: Soccer At Ibrox Park Reuter London, Dec. 8. AT Ibrox Park, Glasgow, to-day, S 00 land beat Czecho-Slovakia by 5—0 I at soccer before a crowd of 40.000. Scotland scored within 20 seconds. Buchanan received from Robertson and centred. The Czech goalkeeper collided with onrushing McCulloch
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    'VARSITY SOCCER
    94 14 Light Blues Avenge Rugby Reverse Reuter. London, Dec. 8. AT Highbury to-day Cambridge beat Oxford by 3—2 in the interTarsitv soccer match. There were only 1,000 spectators, mcstlv schoolboys, present. Lees, of St. Catherine's, scored for Cambridge hi the third minute, and Lomas (New College) equalised. Then Washington
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    SELETAR RUGBY
    154 14 Air Force Beat Royal Engineers A TEAM from the Royal Engineers [ted Relator vpcterdav afternoon to play on ft FF. c.ftopn a f rno-yw nn °vpn trame resulted in the Airmen winnm? by five point" (a gopl> to nil. A heavy shdwer iu c t before the match
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    BORNEO CO BEAT WEARNES
    24 14 The Borneo Co.. soccer eleven beat Wearne Brothers Sports Club by threa goals to nil at the Geylang Stadium yesterday.
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    R.A.M.C. Outplay Blakan Mati R.A.
    279 14 Rugby Football At Tanglin STOLID and well-balanced packing and the ability of the forwards to «ret the ball into the base of the scrum were the principal features which gave the Royal Army Medical Corps a 14-points* to nil victory over the Royal Artillery, Blakan
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    MAYFLOWER B.P.
    60 14 Mayflower B.P. "B" team on Sunday at 3 p.m. vs. the Sect Kirn Cheng 8.P.: Ec Sim Mong, Ho Yuen. Low Scan Chuan, Sim Yeow Lim, Leow Kirn Lee, Low Seah Chuan and Ho Yuen; Ec Sim Mong and Leow Kirn Lee. Reserves:—Teo Leng Boon, Seah Eng Liat.
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    S.R.C.'s All Round Superiority HOCKEY AGAINST CHINESE
    586 14 5-0 VICTORY I S.C.R.C. Put Up A I Gallant Fight DISPLAYING an all-round supV eriority in attack and deicuer, j the S.R.C* defeated the S.C.K.C. by flvs goals to nil in a hockey match j flayed on the S.R.C. Padang .uteri day. I
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    Record Of Tennyson's Team In India FOUR MATCHES DRAWN
    518 15 TWO DEFEATS Qnly 2 Games Won Out Of 8 -.jjj following are the baiting and averages of Lord s XI in India up to 1 occupies pride of place c of 523 and an averCaptain Jameson with innings to help him
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    HOME RUGBY
    13 15 London. Dec. 9- Sussex by ft—o in a rugby Bexhiu yesterday.—Reuter...
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    ENGLISH & SCOTTISH SOCCER
    387 15 ENGLISH SCOTTISH SOCCER League Programme For Saturday THE. English and Scottish League soccer 1 programme for Saturday is as follows though Third Division teams engaged in The second round of the Cup will have to postpone their League engagements: ENGLISH LEAGUE DIV. I Arsenal v. Preston N.E. Blackpool v. Grimsby
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    HAPPY WORLD BOXING
    60 15 Singapore. Thursday. J tKp at 9 P- m iw*i card of six fights has An excellent card oj f which I been arranged the man t I fU i be a s x thn« d Little Juan between Kid carpenue tram An added attraction flywe ight ing
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    BATTLING SIMA
    202 15 More Than Willing To Meet Sison Again U7E have received the following letter from Battling Sima:— After perusing the suggestion cf Mr. Noel Perera in the sports columns of your valuable paper of to-day's date, I am taking this opportunity of informing your correspondent and the public in
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    Y.M.C.A. BEATEN
    220 15 In Hockey Match With Port Canning IN a keenly contested game of hockey at Fort Canning yesterday, Fort Canning beat the Y.M.CA. by four goals to one, the Association playing with only eight men. Despite the V's handicap, they gave the Fort a hard game, and were unlucky
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    JUVENILE MINSTRELS
    119 15 The Juvenile Minstrel Party has been exempted from registration under the Societies Ordinance. The following are the office-bearers for the year 1937-1938: (President) Mr. Leong Fook Sang; Vice Presidents. Messrs. K. H. Wee, Tay Soo Hoon, Chan Mang Van, Chia Leong Kay; hon. sec, Mr. Teo Beng Kirn;
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    JOYBELLS B.P.
    114 15 The Joybells B.P. beat the Sphinx B.P. on Sunday, by four games to three Scores 4 Joybells mentioned first):— G. Isaac lost to Lim Thye Gan. 15—2, 15—0; Sect Thiam Hock beat Julian de Souza, 15—12, 15—10; Goh Tian Chyc beat D. Lange. 15—13, 13—13 (5—2); Tan Guan
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    Colts Outclass St. Joseph's Brigade
    273 15 Hockey Match At Balestier DISPLAYING superiority in all departments the Colts defeated St. Joseph's Church Brigade by four goals to one m r hockey fixture played on the Clerical Union ground yesterday. The Colts forwards worked with good understanding and, ably led by Teskey, made
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    WORLD CHESS TITLE
    40 15 Reuter. The Hague, Dec 7. Dr. Alekhlne regained the world'o chess championship to-day by beating Dr. Euwe at the 43rd move in the 25.h game of the series. The final score was Alekhine 15 /> points, Euwe 9Vi.—Reuter.
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    UNITED STATES TRADE POLICY
    1550 16 CONSUL-GENERAL TALKS TO ROTARIANS Singapore, Wednesday. MEMBERS and guests of the SingaJW pore Rotary Club listened attentively to an interesting address on "The Trade Policy of the United States" delivered by Mr. Monnett B. Davis, the American Consul-Gene-ral, at the usual luncheon meeting of the Club
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    106 16 Abdul Fattah Hassan the only Egyptian Boxer to have floored Rush Milling many times in 7 rounds is deter mined to proved that he teTreal k o artist. He meets Young Teddy the hard w j *«M iMiy hitting PJioico who has thrilled boxing fans in his last two battles
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    INQUEST ON SHOT CHINESE
    106 16 Bullet Wound I n Th Chest c Stagapore, w«b |N inquiry into the di old Lan Pat, the ,y :o L\l Messrs Leun Hing and engineers of 469, Victoria was shot dead in fron; as he was walking alori Road on the night oi D r
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    317 16 I Monday. Rm Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Jagoe h cheon at Government House. Tuesday Nov m The following were the" dinner given by His Excellent!! Lady Thomas at Gover: evening:— Us€ Capitaine de Vaisseau Auphan r modore and Mrs. M. L C. G. Howell and Miss HowdL
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    PRISON FOR A EURASIAN
    278 18 Cheated A Chinese Of $12 Singapore, Wednesday. REGINALD William Theseha, a 29--year-old Eurasian, was this afternoon sentenced to four months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. F. V. Duckwortn, the Second Magistrate, on a charge of cheating a Chinese bicycle spare pare dealer in respect of $12. Theseira,
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    JAPANESE PLANES
    38 18 Scout Canton Road Near Frontier Reuter. Hongkong, Dec. 8. Three Japanese planes flew along the British frontier, scouting the road to Canton at present under construction. Chinese gunners fired at them, but they did not reply.—Reuter.
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    LOCAL NEWSPAPER FINED
    224 18 Used Premises Before Issue Of Licence Singapore, Wednesday. A FINE of $90 was imposed this morning on '.he Sin Chew Jit P3h, Ltd., by Mr H. A. Foirer, th" District Judge, Criminal P.sirict Court, on \hu'r pleading guilty to a charge under Section 3 '4) of the
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    CHINESE GETS SEVEN YEARS
    236 18 Sequel To Coffee Shop Meeting Singapore, Wednesday. "TT is very fo r *unci.te Tor you that X this man did not die. That is nothing to yrur credit, however. Three to four men setting upon one defenceless man is a very serious crime indeed." said Mr.
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    JAPANESE MARCH
    51 18 British Ambassador's T'ikyo Talks Reuter. Tokyo, Dec. 8. THE British Ambassador called on the Foreign Minister to-day, and is reported to have discussed ihc China situation, including the reaction to the Japanese march cn Nanking Road and the rccent b(.mbing of two British steamers in the vicinity of
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    268 18 JAPAN'S ARROGAXr? (To the Editor of the Malaya 7v v Sir, —It has been manifestly that where a firm stand Ls mac. Japanese demands, as is mvnh> f' the French in the French Co."S has the desired effect If r yielded, the Japanese want a°* V
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    UNMUZZLED DOGS
    129 18 Japanese Woman Fined $30 Singapore, Wedn-sday. A Police Inspector followed her d she hurriedly picked up the co* and went away," said Court I: V-*-1 rew against Mrs. Ukamoto a Ja-r-cse who was fined S30 this mornin* bv Mr. E. C. G. Barrett, the Fourth Pok e Magistrate,
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    ALLEGED AFFRAY
    108 18 Court Disch3rges Two Seamen Singapore, Wednesday "A fellow hit me, and I hit him back, snd he Is now in hospital," said Hug'; Keating, who,* together with J. Smith were charged before Mr. F. V. Duck worth, the Second Magistrate, with committing a disturbance in a shop ir.
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    POPPY DAY COLLECTIONS
    26 18 A record collection of $25.600 as a rt--1 suit of the Poppy Day appeal in Eft pore is reported by the local comr...
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