Malaya Tribune, 22 December 1937

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales YYVT. No. 30©. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1937 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wed., Dec. 22, 1937 The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1937 FIVE l
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      90 1 iViTH YOUR BREAKFAST'? |rniin;xi^ PREVENTION g ;;ton that sol \es the problem of Jjs s^^ 4vII—— RUST PREVENTION BOWRANITE PAINTS J than protective. Stocked in six M/ and BLACK, they enhance the apice of visible structures. I Sole Agents dT^W Stockists. IjUTIIPJE C I2II? d~on»ra«e<i i" SB.) WPS. 60 MILK
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      229 1 Read The SUNDAY TKIBI'XE i Dominant I In Malaya rf THE SP,R,T OF friendship Sole Agents:—SlME, DARBY Co., Ltd., Singapore-Johore-Malacca and NegrLSembilan. WPS. 3 7 -J I XMAS** GIFTS at your own prices U. S. de SILVA manujaclunng jeweller of vi\r 3b years experience 106 Orchard Rd. DIJWLOP FOR LONGEST
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    SIERRA LEONE TO BE GARRISONED
    140 2 Plans For Coastal Defences British Official Wireless. London, Dec. 20. THE War Office announces that as the result of a decision taken som h time ago, Free Town, Sierra Leone, is again to be provided with a regular garrison in peace to man its coast
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    THIRD MARRIAGE AT 19
    92 2 Belgrade. Janko Lukitch, a peasant of the village of Kordon, Yugoslavia, who is only 19, has married for the third time. He married his first wife when he was 14. She was 19 and brought him a dowry of two cows, a calf and a feather
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    ANGLER CATCHES A CAR
    64 2 Heidelberg. An angler fishing near the Friedrich Bridge at Heidelberg found that he could not withdraw his line from the water. On investigation his "catch"' proved to be a motorcar, with which his line had become entangled. The car was eventually hauled up and handed over
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    MALACCA NOTES
    316 2 Tamil School's First Anniversary (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Monday. MR H D. Noone, Field Ethnographer. F.M.S., will deliver a lecture on "A Hill Tribe of Malaya" at tlu High School hall on Tuesday, under the fiuspices of the Malacca Historical Association. Inspector Wii-ht is at present attached
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    GOOD HEALTH
    152 2 Ten Rules For A Long Life HeLsinski. TEN golden rules for a long life an 1 continued good health are given by the Helslnski newspaper Hufvudstadsbladet. They are: 1. Live in a quiet suburb, or better stili, in the country. 2. Get a good night's sleep as ofte:i
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    "I HAVE DONE MY DUTY"
    170 2 Madrid's Defence Commander Declines Honour Valencia. General Miaja. Commander-in-chief of the Republican Centre army and best known as the defender of Madrid, declines to accept honours. Learning that tne Syndicate of Professions of Fine Art? had opened a subscription to erect a monument to him
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    ITALIAN PROPAGANDA IN PALESTINE
    120 2 Representations In Rom- Loud IN the Commons to-day. Mr for a statement of Uv received by che Government ion with Italian propaga: and middle east, stated tn informed the Italian A<: r, the British Government aware of this propaganda unless it could be ended it possible
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    MINES OFF SPAIN
    92 2 No New [-formation To Hand British Official Wireless. London. Dec 20 The Admiralty states th apprehension has been notice to mariners that >, Spanish waters has been This statement formed p.,r prehensive notice dealin gational dangers in which is re-issued from tin The only recent information rec
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    MALAYANS AT HOME
    71 2 (From Our Oicn Co rx (By Air Mail) London, Dec. 8. Dr. A. Allan, who has bt zerland for some months to England for Christmas for Penang on the Hector on D J Squadrcn-Leader C M Gi Dten appointed to headquarl i pore as Senior Personi* B
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      249 2 To give you tireless energy WEET-BIX EVERY DAY Do you desire your diet to be perfect in energizing elements, full of vitality value? Then begin, to-day, to include delicious WEET-BIX in your dietary. WEET-BIX is Nature's own health food, rich in those vitamins and mineral elements so necessary in tropical
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      176 2 You can depend upon Nace! Blades to give you many close, smooth shaves. They W bring that un form 'y ni 9^ quality never be'ore in lowt 4§ priced blades —every bade jp in every packet having an Jjß edge that is keen and lasting. S_jf 4| Nacet Blades fil
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      56 2 #8 BRINGS SorAE -INSIDE INFORMATION jl f["- J V FREE OFFER! b limited number of "B I// ll^^H wa/ llfll t\\ _II t(.ll tl-1. |w JBf|j morning (Sundays and li< Give the children a Chri< (HIS M*K»o^£ 1 r- 0 REG. Toffee Sole Agents for Malaya JACKSON CO., I li>
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    INSURANCE RISKS IN CHINA
    1287 3 SOUTH BRITISH COMPANY MEETING rXTRACTS from the speech of the L rhairman of the South British Insurance Co.. Ltd.. (Mr. w. r >n), at the annual meeting held lackland on Oct. 28, are as re proceeding to the consideraaccounta I wish to apologise ence ol three
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      47 3 can the hairs off your head hv 1111 inhered? Dry hair and dandruff are enemies of a healthy growth. Regular washing with Minified cocoanut Oil Shampoo keeps the hair clean and the hair roots healthy. Be sure you use the worldfamous 1 1 Mulsified COCOANUT OIL SHAMPOO
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      117 3 j What will he be like j when he's five? j Folks wonder where all his energy comes from. They scarcely believe their ears when J J they're told his mother didn't feed him herself and he's I sure to be a healthy child be- S cause he's a TRUFOOD
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      165 3 Pebeco is the paste to use for main ten ance of a healthy mouth, gums and ZZZI teeth. It was made to do good it was not made of a number of flavouring agents just to taste nice! The salty taste and possibly the Flight smarting after use at first,
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES BRITISH SHIPPING IN WARTIME
    653 4 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES BRITISH SHIPPING IN WARTIME Lord Craigmyle Denies It Flourishes (By Air Maili London, Dec. 9. AN emphatic denial that British shipping flourishes on war has been made by Lord Craigmyle, presiding at the annual meeting of the P. and O. Company in London, "We. have sometimes heard
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      442 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. [BRITISH INDIA {incorporated in England). P. 0. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1937. CHITRAL 15,000 Dec. 31 1938. CARTRA 15.000 Jan. 14 SOMA! I 6,800 Jan. 14 COMOPIN 15,000 Jan. 23 j KAISAR-I-HIND 11.500 Feb. V. AX GALORE t 6.000 Feb. 12 NAD A 16,000
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      120 4 INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England). direct Service to Japan via Hongkong I and to Calcutta via Penang. Taking cargo on through Bill of LadKSL/ 0 r£ an fe n Macao, Swatow, Amoy 3hefo Tientsin, Newchwang, Yaagtse X*ts, Formosa, the Philippines, etc? FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA. KUMSANG Jan.
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      547 4 —mi V JUL JL I KOKUSAI LINE i i s (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) 1 (Incorporated in Japan). hoT JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama). J Due. Due. Sailing Due. i J Penan* S pore Spore via New York \m s KONGO MARU Jan. SI Feb. 3 Feb. 5 via
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      414 4 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adioining private bath Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'n; BORINGIA 4-1 4-1 5-1 6-1 FIONIA 25-1 25-1 26-1 27-1 LALANDIA 15-2 15-2 16-2 17-2 •TUTLANDIA
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      412 4 STEAMER SAIUy^ §NOBODEUTSCHEI, UOTD Unco The undernoted are the Co„ intended fixtures:— 1 OUTWARD For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANCn*. NORTH CHINA a»d JAPAN. U. "POTSDAM" omits North China n m.s. "FULDA" omits Shanghai !1 Taku Bar—also calls Uoil s.s. "WEIGAND" for Bangkok 3 only s.s. "GNEXSENAU" omit J China HOMEWARD For
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      528 5 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICES I Singapore Municipality 8 TENDERS. tfOERS are now Invited for the ria_t or service. For MunKlDal Tender Room s of Pig 8 1 °4 p_n., 3rd Jan., 1938. 8| 12.003 Bicycle 8 Number 8 12 noon, Dec. 23, 1957. i io tons of IS Quick Lime
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      603 5 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE. pore and ISS* <>* Singaber coupoSlsied fnrT tnat bof 1937 exp re on th_H, fourth quarter 1937, and any snoh r e 31st December, the Rubber ffl coupons delivered to of business on th? ?i T >^ fter the close e^/ r from in respect ofS§*?!ssu?ri a
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      631 5 PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore municipal 5% debenture STOCK 1928. Interest Due 20th January, 1938. Notice is hereby given that the Transfer Registers of the above Stock will be closed from the 7th to the 20th January, 1933, both days inclusive. C. H. GOLD lE, Municipal Secretary. SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. The Public is
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      492 5 POSITIONS VACANT WANTED —4 salesgirls; must be energetic and hardworking. Experience unnecessary. Applicants must be of good appearance. Languages and dialects an advantage. Apply Box No. 453 c,a Malaya Tribune, Singapore. POSITIONS WANTED TUROPEAN TRANSLATOR seeks translation work, monthly or daily, perfect Enghsh, Dutch vice-versa. Apply Post Box No. 355.
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      170 5 MALAYAN DELICACIES. WE OFFER DELICIOUS SELECTION J DAINTY SAOU 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. CRYSTALIZED TAMARIND. CRYSTALIZED NUTMEG. REFINED PALM-SUGAR. Etc. Etc. D. T. LIM
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      344 5 HAS YOUR CLOCK OR WATCH STOPPED WORKING Bring it to us, we are fully equipped tc handle the most delicate ol clock or watch repairs, and our service is GUARANTEED YICK WOH HING 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (near Middle Road). 'PHONE No. 7922. Contractors for the Repair of Clocks :vr.J
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    401 6 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Dec. 21.. Previous To-day Change RUBBER Tone Quietest Steadier Spot Buyers W\ 75 1 6 +1 16 Sellers 75 16 7^ 8 +116 Ist Forward (Jan.) Buyers 7V 4 75 16 4-116 Sellers 7? 8 7 7,16 +116 2nd Forward (Feb.) Buyers 75 16
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    ALOR GAJAH'S 5 PER CENT.
    332 6 Working Profit Of $32,443 Company Meetings i ptmat Singapore, Tuesday. A ™red l fiVe Per cent was ut-ciarea at the annual Hnmi £ute ng Luf 2*. RE s**: Ltd.. held to-day In the offices of the Secretaries, Derrick Co h. S. Russell was in the
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    PAJAM, LTD.
    927 6 Tribute To ]Vlr. J. M. Sime THE healthy state of the company's finances was revealed in Mr. H S Russell's speech at the meeting of Pa jam. Ltd. Profit for the year ended Sent 30 amounted to $342,121.54, while the reserve account now stood at $1,000,000 A final
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    NOVEMBER RUBBER OUTPUTS
    51 6 Ayer Kunin'; (F.M.S I Rubber Co, 96 000 Badek Rubber Estate (StanVld Estate) n S r: M Bradwall (F.MS.) Estate eoonc Cbersonese 'F.M.S.) Estates ***** Dennlstoun Estates 51 nn,i Highlands and Lo wlands Klabang Rubber Co., J? 5 0 n Knan Rubber Plantations 7 fi 500 Oil
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    BRITISH TRADE
    96 6 Sheffield Not Relying On Arms Work London. Dec 2: BRITAII» ticularly in Sheffield refen by a master cutler f ilk speech last night. "Our order book.:." he sa:c factory. I no sip approaching. It is difficult to assess amount of rearmament v. rl: in Sheffield, but :t is
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    produce
    142 6 Singapore. Dec ZL R. < Siam I W. Coas: Nr. I per Koyan 51: R. tSiamt W. No 2 rK F. »Siam> W. Coa--: N Koyan Siam Rice "Lowhway No. 1 Siam Rice "Lownv ay" No. 2 Siam Rice "Lowhway" N 3 Siam "Singirvay" No. 1 Siam "Sinahway" No
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      521 6 A j Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. I (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) I! CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE, i TELEPHONES Man in Dlrertor 3172 Secretary 4944 General Manager 3513 Accountant 3026 Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA." LONDON BANKERS NEW YORK BANKERS J
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      227 6 V B Guaranteed to contain E nothing harmful. The J D by far for your A race. G BEDAK VIRGIN STORE Cross Street N ————i i im "1 EASTERN UNITED *£BURANCE CORPORATION LTMTTTD. IRK. MA RINK, MOTOR VEHICLE, RTRGLARY, PERSONAL ACCI WNT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSA JON AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. OS
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      79 6 SIX REASONS Why EVERSH \RP preferred by discriminating buyers: 1. EVKHSH Mi! ff9 proof."" Patentee ink -lint oil [>' Ihi leaking into I I 2. FA ER> Ii I B ve |,> l»c adjusted i o particular uritiiiL'. 3. EVERSH IRT Iran* parent barrelsnow to refill. 14. One §trok« plunger
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    618 7  -  Quotations By Fraser And Co. re, Dec. 21, 5 p.m. MINING Fraser Co. Buyers Bellers. 4 6 5;--32 34'ay 50 55!--25 6 27 085 0.90 23 9 24 6 1.48 1.53 26 3 27 3 20u 219 040 0.45 1.06 1.10 Tin 25 26 -xd lUc
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    THIEVES OVERLOOK POCKET
    98 7 Paris. Because he was carrying his firm's wages to his hip-pocket, a Paris commissionaire escaped beinu robbed when bandits attacked him in the street. M. Antoine Coves was returning fiorn the bank with the wages, amounting to C.OOG francs (about £40 at current ratwhen four men suddenly
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    SUGAR AGREEMENT
    21 7 Reuter. Washington, Dec. 21. The Senate has ratified the international sugar agreement to be signed in London in May.—Reuter.
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    462 7  -  Daily Report By S. E. Levy Co. Singapore, Wednesday. WE are indebted to Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co., Singapore, for the following on American Market conditions:— Messrs. White. Weld and Co.. New York, report to us by cable as follows: STOCKS Factors indicated in Monday's cable
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    212 7 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Dec. 21, 5 p.m. Total for rvrninon* Dividend Books Close Company Date oiv. year Payable Date to date. TO TIN M 4 nr, Fma i rjec. 30 Dec. 13 100% Hong Kon s Tin 40 -Final jjec g ia 17%J Idris Hyd. z
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    174 7 ai d Co. Ltd., $30,000 Int. I(JS norn 30, Oct. 31 GAPORE MUNICIPAL: '^rseW 400 000 102 104 n m 7 rod. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. u0 no rn 9 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. 115 norn 1 Mar. 31. Sept. 30 y 1W I red. 1963 $2,000,000 Int.
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    300 7  -  Report By Fraser And Company Singapore, Dec 22. TIJINING. Tin records a further fall ol 15 to £186 15. in London, while New York is 8 easier at 42 cts. London is snowing very little interest In tin shares and there are only ~ne or two cables
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    TIN
    19 7 Singapore. Dec. 22. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $95 (up $2i/j). lit rDT»¥7ir»
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    RUBBER
    17 7 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 24'4 (up Sellers 24< (up
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    308 7 Singapore, Wednesday MINING Amnat Buyers Sellers Ayer Hitam 25 3 26 3 Bangrin 23 6 24 6 fcitu Selangor 1.50 155 Chenderiang 20 6 22Ritam 0.40 0.45 Hongkong Tin 25 26 -xd Hong Fatt 104 1 09 Iciris Hydraulic 8 3 9 -xd Ipoh Tin
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      198 7 S. LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. Investment Banker* and Brokers In Securities and Commodities Dc.ily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service. Members NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF NY. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. HONGKONG SHARE BROKERS' ASSN. MANILA STOCK
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    111 8 Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, 7 p.m. to-morrow. Kuala Lumpjr and Penang: Internal Air Service, closing 6 ajn. to-morrow. vMedan. JaskS. < Amsterdam? and London*: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m to-morrow. Australia. New Zealand, Java ana Timor Dilly: Qantas. closing 10 p.m. Friday. Hongkong. 'Canton. 'Shanghai. *Kobe. Manila
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    28 8 The s,s. Kepong for Siam (Parcels cnly... Mails previously announced aj closing at 11 am. to-day will now close at 7 p.m. on the same day.
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    SPECIAL AIR MAIL TO KUALALUMPUR
    59 8 An extra air mail for Kuala Usmmr will be closed at 1.30 p.m. on Friday the Wtn instant to be conveyed by a >oeciei aeroplane of Wearne'a air service due to arrive m Kuala Lumpur at 4.10 p m The usual Internal air mail f*e
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    59 8 Mr. J.L. McFall, the Penang District Judge left Penang en Saturday by the P. and O. Rajputana for home leave Mr E N Taylor, who returned from leave w h P <™ d 5 Corfu, will relieve Mr McFall as District Judge. Mr. Taylor was formerly Deputy Public Prosecutor. Penang.
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    WHAT'S ON
    112 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, DEC. 22 Rugby: S.C C. "B" v. S.S. Police. S.CC.: St Andrew's O.B. v. Police, P.olicc Depot.. Hockey: S.C.EC. I v. Gordon Riflh- rt :)r'fr", Chine i: Colts v. t.A.r. H «rs„ R A.F.; Y.M.C.A.* IT v. Khr.R-v P.W.D. v. Fort Canning.
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      135 8 MALAYAN PRSMIEH HOT.CL S TO-NIGHT—COCKTAIL DANCE TO 8.30 P.M. DINNER AND DANCE (informal) t 9.30 TO MIDNIGHT. j NO ADMISSION CHARGE. J s RAFFLES BRASSERlE.ahsbasah load j ORDER NOW FINEST QUALITY. j j X'MAS PUDDINGS j X'MAS CAKES j MIN C E PI E S X'MAS CRACKERS, NOVELTIES. ETC. Avn
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      333 8 A Martyr to Indigestion 14 y« ended in a dav i 1( wonderful story ot following .etter "As a manuiactur«ig el you >n th< oi Digestif Ronnie i na cc indigestion and lysp*-; last, 14 years-and Dig« J the only specific that ha- a* che slightest reliet Moreover tinuity of
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      231 8 Tpostal intelligence I 1 STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TODAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Djambi and 11. Toengkal Togian Dec. 22 1 p.m. Lrctay Prachatipok 92 2 p.m. i Pcntianak Khocn Hcea 22 3 p.m. Mcdan Both 22 3 p.m j Munfok and IrJembang Tbcdcn.s 22 4 p.m. Philippine Islands Kulmcrland
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    ADVICE TO INDIANS
    1185 9 udy Of Hindi D QUESTIONS OF iONiROVERSY uceived ihe following frdia the President o. •itrai Indian Association oi i the subject of the com\y of Hindi hi South ck I read in the papers ii protesting against tbe liindi as a y :.oo.s In the Tamil riis-
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    IMPERSONATION CHARGE
    81 9 Aregations Against Young Malay Singapore, Tuesday. Said to have posed as a police officer, end in that assumed character demanded money from a hawker named Lee ;.h Choon, on Dec. 20 at Cashin Street, a young, well-built Malay, Yusop bin Abdul bdajid, was charged this morning before Mr.
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    37 9 A Christmas service, treat and distribution f ft: to children will be held it the heme of Mr. end Mrs. Joseph Lim, 167, Fast Coast lioad, to-night, at 8 p.m. The F.ev. Gch Hood Keng will speak.
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      138 9 Now my is Soft and *i Youthful in spite of constant exposure to the tropical sun 1 i A. Ay- i i Wmi lit: Doctors say that too much Try this Beauty Treatment natural skin qus... Pahnolivc Soap into your face, age and wrinkle necMndsho derscvC rymornThat's why «"Wg»*» in£r
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      318 9 hhh||hhßhhs l Blh^lh^Eh KELVINATOR—since 1914 THE PIONEER ELECTRIC REFRIGERA TOR. KELVINATOR STANDARD AND DE LUXE PROVED in thousands of homes. MODELS have more worth-while features than PROVED in thousands of show rooms. any mako of re f r igerator and KELVINATOR PROVED in the cl< trical testing laboratories ECONOMY MODELS,
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      601 10 I 4 S ROXY BAR Ol'r.v TILL MIDNIGHT 1 j LAST NIGHT bMbMHMBBBPW I THRILL TO A NEW AND fStjs JSf a I S j .-.MAZING EMOTIONAL ADVENTURE not J j i WARNER BAXTER, JUNE LANG' IN j WHITE HUNTER' j 20th Century-Fox Picture J To-morrow SHIKLEI TEMPLE I NOW
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      41 10 i ENOUGH LAUGHS TO LAST YOU FOR A 1 WHOLE YEAR! They sing! A They dance! You howl! It's their grandest djxSg l FULL-LENGTH SCREAMIE! HAL ROACH STUDIOS hard/ NEXT w «nm ~X fjUT Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya
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      324 10 [THE OUTSTANDING EVENT of the WEEKS S AGAIN DEANNA DURBIN makes the World Ravel j over her glorious singing We told you it was a S picture you'd want to see AGAIN and AGAIN S we stand on that!! i j !C A PIT O L 3 shovvs tod i
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    DANCING MEANS DEATH
    74 11 Drastic Move By Chiang Kai Shek Reuter. exeS 1; ,f,,, fuund mU ia J ,*i: r V" Pcr-UI found gambling or in company with sing-song girls. Meanwhile, most of the staff of the Foreign Office will have left for Chungking by Dec. 27, but the Foreign Minister,
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    Woman's Long Distance Flight
    89 11 Reuter. Karachi, Dec. 21. f, J?? ffSf** 7 landed here at tmY SSL k u nd took oIT at 7« m Reuter r Ute t0 ~anoi— A Reuter message on Sunday from London reported that Miss HiLs? is making an attempt to beat the wol mens
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    MR. T.H. CHEN
    96 11 Geneva Delegate In Singapore Singapore. Tuesday. MR. T. H. Chen, a representative of the Chinese Peoples' Association at Nanking arrived in Singapore by the Conte Verde to-day. after attending the World People's Conference at Geneva where all nations, except Italy and Germany, participated. Mr. Chen told a
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    ANGLO-U.S. TRADE
    86 11 Negotiations To Begin In New Year British Official Wireless. London. Dec. 21. T»HE Board of Trade are engaged in consultations with representative bodies of manufacturers, Industrialists and others in this country as a preliminary to the opening of formal negotiations for an Anglo-American trade agreement. Negotiations w ill
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    XMAS PARTY
    202 11 Children Entertained At Tangling Club Singapore, Tuesday AVER 150 children attended the Gala v Christmas Party held this evening at the Tanglin Club. The hall was testefully decorated for the occasion. The scene was nothing short of a colourful pageant of dresses and costumes. The little girls were
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    PASSENGERS BY THE ANTENOR
    196 11 The following passengers for the Straits are travelling by the An tenor, which Is due at Singapore on Saturday:— Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wylie. Mr. L. D Wood. Mr. and Mrs. K. MacLennan. Mr and Mrs. R. G. Willacy. Miss G. C. Telfer. Miss M.
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    HEAVY FINE FOR ASSAULT
    266 11 Sequel To Two-Year-Old Offence Singapore, Tuesday. LfOW a friendly greeting was answered by a blow Irom a piece of wood, was related to-day in the Second Police Court, when a charge of voluntarily causing hurt to Suleiman bin Sudu was brought against a 40-year-old Pathan, Zariat
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ENGAGEMENT.
    75 12 rpHE engagement is announced, and the marriage will take place on the 16th January, 1938. of Mr. Chew Keow fc'.ong, yourgest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Chew Cheng Keng and youngest brother of Messrs. Chew Keow Bock and Chew K?ow Chim of Kcng Lee Co.,
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    REAL EDUCATION
    714 12 "JI will be a happy day when, throughout Malaya, every Cambridge graduate who cannot find exactly the type of clerical post that is normally expected will turn his hand to any honest form of labour." This is an extract from the speech delivered by Bishop Edwin Lee at
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    LOST DIVISIONS POUND
    99 12 Dramatic Report To Chiang Kai Shck Reuter. Hankow, Dec. 21. IWO Cantonesa divisions which de- icnded th. 1 hJis east of Nanking and nad been given up as lost wnen their retreat was cut off by the Japanese, reported their escape through the Japanese lines in a
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    "XMAS EXPRESS"
    119 12 Hankow Refugees To Leave By Train Reuter. IT is learned that the special refugee tram for Hongkong will leave on Thursday morning, the required notice thn V HHP, b Ti? iv en f the authorities. The refugees will spend Christmas Eve aboard the train The "Christmas Express" will
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    SIAMESE PREMIER
    73 12 Phyi Bahol Re-Elected To Office (From Our Own Correspondent, Bangkok. Dec. 21. Following general anticipation Phva ?n?°> i WaS am elected Premie?'to-2ay hPfnrl IS tn Cablnet remai ns the same as before the general election, the only change being in the Justice Minis?™ where chao Phya Sridharma Dhibes
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Some Paradoxes
    211 12 NOTES COMMENTS Some Paradoxes J*.HE world is full Of paradorrec ard the present Sino-Japanese conflict has added more to the collection. To begin with, Japan, professing deep concern 101 the Chinese people, slaughters them demanding friendship, she promotes hate; contending that she harbours no territorial designs, she is severing province
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    The Greatest Anomaly
    236 12 I TtHF u r eatest paradox, however. itUl remains to be described. The orJy two Governments which are suppo-cd to have an understanding with Japan are Ucrmany and Italy. The former •titered into an anti-Communist pact with Japan in November 193G, and the latter did the same
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    Duty Of The Press
    167 12 ]y|R. Percy cheu, son of m. Chen, the former Chinese Minister, in the course cf a Hongkong has issued a v Chinese press against indiscrui as to the kind of news which th! should impart to the public, at this time when hostiliti progress. Mr Percy
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    Journalism In China
    139 12 "|T is quite natural/ he c "that in the Far East, and cularly in China, where our experie tec in war correspondence or reporting wa" time has been very limited, grave mistakes may occur not through the wilfulness of any man but m< n through not appreciating
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    Topics Of The Day
    287 12 By Looker On" A MOVIE magnate declares his intention Oi producing the smash-hit film of the century. He's too late It was snown only the other week. "Pec, le who turn up lor week-ends Witncut an invitation are nothing less than racketeers," declares a hostess. Who
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    RENEWED DEMAND FOR PRESSURE AGAINST JAPAN TOKYO MILITARISTS MUST BE CHECKED
    154 13 COMMONS DEBATE FAR EAST "WAR", WARNS EDEN; "WE CAN FIGHT" IS VIEW OF SANCTIONISTS ChKni J 4 a Panc S o militarily will dm, towards British interests in dedawrfI Sir lil-K S™? 1 r 8 1 0 ,to ««-itoin-s
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    BRITISH FEELING HARDENING
    246 13 London, Dec. 21. MR. C. R. Attlee, initiating the foreign affairs debate in the Commons to-day. observed that world affairs showed little of the accorded peaceful traditions of the season. He did not in the least regret Italy's departure from the League of Nations where her presence
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    FAR EAST
    255 13 Waiting For Japan's Froof Turning to lhe Far East Mr. Chamberlain said. "What we are now doing is awaiting proof of the determination and ability cf the Japanese Government to prevent the recurrence of incidents." He added, "We are still anxious to serve the cause of peace by
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    THE OPEN DOOR
    186 13 "Exit" Written Across It He said the respect the Japanese militarists would show towards British m'eresis would be in direct ratio to our rapacity and resolve to defend them Doubtless, if the Japanese won against China and we had still no greater means of defence on the
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    JAPAN'S AIMS
    192 13 Complete Exclusion Of The West Sir Arthur Salter dec'ared that Japan is aiming not only at domination in China but hegemony in the Fast and complete exclusion of the West. lie admitted the difficulties of combined action but pointed out that Mr. Ernest Stimson had drawn attention to
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    British Cruiser Afire Near Malta
    29 13 Reuter. London, Dec. 21. tish cruiser H.M.S. Arethusa fire aboard eight miles 111 breakwater. No one is t and Uie cruiser is returning j.—ileuter.
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    COLONIES AND BRITAIN
    448 13 BARGAINING? Assurances From Government London, Dec. 21. 11.THOUGH the Far Eastern crisis n overshadowed all other matters :'>r debate on foreign affairs in i House of Commons to-night, re several pointed references question of restoration of the i r t r German colonies. matter has received increasing
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    39 13 British Official Wireless. London, Dec. 21. .eraorit.1 service will be held on ■day at Westminster Abbey for tne Embassador of the United State cbert W. Bingham, whose death oc- on Sunday in the United Stales». —Bi itish Official Wireless.
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    Kwangtung A Difficult Nut To Crack
    205 13 Shanghai Dec. 22. 4 CCOBDING to British observer/, A the Japan** will have to pay a price much higher than they expect U they attempt to frt an mvas-on of Kwangtung. II obil^f t d ut es S -nilitia constitu tes a cnemf and
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    Two Dead In Air Force Crash
    47 13 Reuter. London, Dec. 21. TWO R.A F. men, so far unidentified, lost their lives when a plane crashed in a fog-enveloped hillside in Lypiatt Gloucestershire. This brings the total death roll of the R.A.F. this year to 153 in 93 accidents.—Reuter.
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    LINER BADLY HOLED
    126 13 Collision Off Holland LIMPING BACK TO PORT Reuter. Amsterdam, Dec. 22. 8.000 ton American passenger liner City of Hamburg has sent an S.O.S., <; \ve are sinking fast ten miles oast of Tcrschelling, Holland, after a collision." The liner left Hamburg for Baltimore on Dec. 17. The
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    IRISH REPUBLIC THIS MONTH
    87 13 Britain Consulting The Dominions Reuter. London, Dec. 21. ASKED by Mr. Ponsonby in the Commons whether he had communicated with the other British Dominions Governments regarding the position in the Irish Free State in view of the fact that the latter's new constitution, which comes into
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    MINE DISASTER
    21 13 Reuter. London, Dec. 21. Four miners were kmtd as a result o a gas accident at Murton colliery, Burham—Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS ANTI-RED DRIVE IN JAPAN
    105 13 Reuter. Tokyo, Dec 22. The press ban has been lifted and it is revealed that the Home Minister, Admiral Suetsugu ordered the Police Board to suppress the Japan Proletarian Party the A11-Jc*pan Council cf Labour and the Farmer Unions. 7h's follows simultaneous police raids
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    DELAYED AIRBOAT HERE
    49 13 Wi.ig-Comir.Dndrr K. D. Lloyd, who is in command of the No. 204 iGR.i Squadron of fly ng boat» which are on their v;ay to Australia, arrived from Pcnang shortly after noon to-day. He came in the f.ylng boat which was detained in Penang io fcufr.rtaieli|jh4<piiKll»e|>t*N>yblq<,«) <\ Merr
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    TERUEL FALLS TO GOVERNMENT
    58 13 l ighting In Frost And Snow Reuter. Barcelona, Dec. 21. fT is officially announced that Teruel has been captured after a week of bitter fighting in blizzards and severe frosts. Three desperate insurgent attacks are claimed to have been repulsed with losses estimated at forty per
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    FAR EAST FISHERIES
    74 13 Russo-Japanese Pact Extended Reuter. Moscow, Dec. 21. The Soviet has decided to extend for one year tne Fisheries Convention with Japan, due to expire at the end of lo.c year according to the Tass Agency. Japan has requested the Soviet to prolong the agreement for a year
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    PALESTINE UNREST
    50 13 Many Incidents At Week-End Reuter. Jerusalem, Dec. 21. Over a score of incidents since Friday are reported at police headquarters, including cases of armed Arabs being killed and wounded in course oi military encounters. There has also been a seizure of a large Quantity ot arms and immunition.—Reuter.
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    HARD FEELING IN AMERICA
    303 13 CHINA CRISIS Landon Supporting President Reuter. Washington, Dec. ZL THE former Republican presidential candidate. Governor Landon. has telegraphed to President Roose velt pledging nis f*B support for the President in any move the latter may make in the present crisis in the far East. Governor Landon
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    H.M.S. CAPETOWN
    28 13 Reuter. H.M.S. Capetown has arrived at Nanking where it will stay pending a decision whether it will be able to pass the breached Eiarwrv n boom.—Reuter.
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    21 13 Reuter. Berlin, Dec. 19. Joseph Mayr, the famous actor, was killed to-day while skiing with his children in the Bavarian Alps.—Reuter.
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    FAMOUS AMERICAN PEACE PACT AUTHOR DEAD FRANK BILLINGS KELLOGG
    686 14 HIS CAREER Name Destined For Immortality Reuter. New York, Dec. 11. THE death is announced of Mr. Frank Billings Kellogg, following a stroke after an operation six weeks ago.—Reuter. The name of Mr. Frank Billings, Kelloeg is destined for immortality in
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    28 14 untitled PJiea mvu a u n f^ re a 3/hru. have ishold at 27 jSnn <? tea pru l y to be v, 'pec M Ru w Chin, Johore
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    RADIO-TELEPHONE TO LONDON
    354 14 Average Of A Call A Day APPROXIMATELY a call a day has n been booked through the radiotelephone service between Malaya and London since the inception of the service. This is considered to be a gratifying start and as people get used to the idea of doing
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    THEFT OF PETROL
    196 14 Car Cleaner Sent To Prison From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. 21. AN Dec. 13. a Chinese hired car driver le ft T h i s car 11 the stan d at Jalan Segget. Johore Bahru, and went to an eating shop, and on his return found
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    MISSING BICYCLE
    191 14 Javanese Mandore Fined At Johore (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Dec. 21 Jabir bin Hashim. a Javanese emplov-n-6o^on Sun ci Tekong Estate, Masai, Johore, was fined $15 (in default 10 days' r.i.) by Sheikh AbS Bakar (Second Magistrate), on a charge of having been in possession of
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    10 14 Mr. C.T. Smath, the popular captain IKltWMhW^^^^a^^^^Mw 1 1 ciub
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    WOMAN BURNT TO DEATH
    112 14 Kitchen Fire TRAGEDY AT ALOR STAR (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Dec. 21. frying her bread in the kitchen, an eighteen-year-old Indian married woman was burnt to death when her saree caught fire in a distressing tragedy reported from Alor Star. From what could be gathered,
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    RADIO GREETINGS TO CHILDREN
    72 14 Father Xmas To Speak From Penang TTHE Penan? Wireless Society will give A a childrens Christmas on Christmas Day from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. and should any listeners be holding parties during that time Father Christmas will be very pleased to broadcast special messages at
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    N.S. DANCE HALL
    195 14 Seremban, Wednesday. The season's festivities have commenced at the Negri Sembilan Dance Hall, where lhe manager held his "Kidcaes Gala X'mas Tree Treat" on Sunday. It was a great success, all the kiddi?s and pown-tips also, spent a most enjoyable evening from noon up to aboir 5
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    McNAIR GIRLS' CLUB
    158 14 Enjoyable Xmas Party Last Night Singapore. Wednesday. AVERY enjoyable Christmas party was held by the McNair Girls' Sports Club at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. L. Alvis in St. Michael's Road yesterday evening and attended by over 50 members of this progressive organisation. Great conviviality prevailed
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    JOHORE WEDDING
    252 14 Wan Mohamed—Wan Maimoonah From Our Own Correspondent) I Johore Bahru. Dec. 21. THE wedding was solemnized at the residence of Wan Ibrahim bin Id- lis at Jalan Abdul Samad. Johore Bahru. on Dec. 16 of Wan Mohamed bin Xgah, of the Forest Department. Johore Bahru. and son of
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    OUTER MONGOLIA
    41 14 Reuter. Hankow. Dec. 21. Much speculation has been aroused by the report that Outer Mongolia will shortly announce "voluntary dissolution" of the republic and that Outer Mongolia will pledge allegiance to China and join in the war against Japan.—Reuter
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    DOCTOR ON TRAFFIC CHARGE
    743 14 Court Sequel To Road Mishap Singapore, Tuesday. DR. J. B. Van Cuylenburg, a local medical practitioner, appeared before Mr. E. C. G. Barrett, the Fourth Magistrate, to-day on a summons for driving car No. 5.1528 negligently at the intersection of Stamford Road and Hill Street on
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    RADIO PROGRESS
    74 14 Another Half Million Listeners London, Dec. 21. THE B B C. report for 1936 states that number of licenses increased 7 960 000 year fr m 7 4 03 000 to On the subject of television the report says that in 1937 and in subseauent from' Inff* that
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    DECLARATION IN TOKYO
    559 14 FAR EAST NAVY Increase Described As "Foolish" Reuter. Tokyo, Dec. 21. DOINTING out that the Panay a„ H Ladybird incidents differ wire!? m gravity and furthermore thl underlying political atmospheric vis-avis Britain and the i ,,f. States must he taken int.» account authoritative Navy circles sUle S
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    SANCTIONS URGED
    227 15 Supplies To Japan Must Be Stopped Government would not be il they could to vindicate the lit of the League if they did ;><»nc through the League the i. iiion of sanc tions to prevent war als frcm reaching Japan, it tacked because they were economic sanctions in
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    THREE PRINCIPLES
    246 15 IP, ace And Protection Essential Reuter. I 'lhrec principles must guide us we must do all *c honourc\ii to j cure the restoration of secondly, we must do our full with others to fulfil our in-t|.-,:al obligations; thirdly, we i protect our own interests and of > e
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    K.L LAWYER RETURNS
    160 15 Played Cricket For Devon Team "POLITICALLY everything is quiet and 1 settled in England. The re-arma-ment programme is going on extremely well and work in that respect is getting on as fast as possible." So said Mr. A. J. Bostock Hill, the wellknown Kuala Lumpur lawyer and
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    ILLICIT CHANDU
    137 15 Chinese Woman Fined For Possession Singapore, luesday. MUI YANG, a Chinese woman, pleaded guilty before Mr. H. A. Ferrer, District Judge, Criminal District Court, this morning, on a charge of being in possession of non-Government chandu to the value of $18.60. Mr. H. J. Johnston, of the Excise
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    ROAD ACCIDENT
    48 15 Singapore, Wednesday. A fracture of the left shin bone was anions the injuries sustained by Chinese early this morning after having been knocked down, it is reported, by" a motor-car at the junction oi Peking and China Streets. The man was removed to the General Hospital.
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    FIRE CALL
    26 15 Singapore, Wednesday. Encinea from the Cet tral Fire Station Hill Street, rushel to an address a°Canton Street yes'trixj where some bedding was found ablase.
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    16 15 His Lordship the Bishop of Malacca Monsieur Adrian Devals is on a short visit to Ipoh.
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    A FINE MUSICAL ACHIEVEMENT
    36 15 Miss Anna Louise Strong, The well-known authoress an d >Tl n S Singapore on the Conte through n d a P% st erday. A FINE MUSICAL ACHIEVEMENT Deanna Durbin Picture At The Capitol AT THE CINEMAS
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    THE PAVILION
    284 15 TRIUMPHING with "Three Smart Girls." New Universal have beaten their own record with "100 Men And A Girl." which opened at the Capitol Theatre last night. That wonderful little singer Deanna Durbin is the star, and even surpasses her previous achievement, singing and acting in a way which has to
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    RAMAKRISHNA MISSION
    267 15 •THE war in Spain forms an exciting 1 background to the picture "Love Under Fire" featuring Loretta Young and Don Amcche. which began a season at the Pavilion Theatre last night. The film is concerned with the difficulties oi a Scotland Yard detective on holiday in Soain, where he falls
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    ANTI-JAPANESE DISTURBANCE
    45 15 Brigadier H. A Lord, Divisional Commander, Salvation Army, uorc will deliver a lecture entitled •'The Spirit of Christmas" at the Ru makrishna Mission premises, 9 Nnrrs Road at ft 30 p.m. on Friday. All ar? cordially invited. ANTI-JAPANESE DISTURBANCE STALLS UPSET Four Arrests At Seremban
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    ROAD FATALITY SEQUEL
    343 15 (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban, Tuesday. THE first anti-Japanese demonstration in Seremban since hostilities in China began occurred tonight when Chinese stalls in Wallich Street, selling items of personal effects and other odds and ends, forming a kind of a bazaar, were broken up by other Chinese, who destroyed all
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    AUTHORESS HERE
    355 15 NO OBSTRUCTION They did not obstruct the road in any way, and were on the left side of the road. A car coming from behind ran into the girls, and as a result three ot them fell on the road. Chan Ah Loke, one of the injured glrls said that
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    JAPANESE STATESMAN DEAD
    20 15 Reuter. II Tokyo. Dec. 21. Dr. Eeichibaba, former Minister of Finance and Home Affairs lias died.— Renter,
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    SINGAPORE ELIMINATED FROM THE MALAYA CUP ARMY QUALIFIES TO MEET SELANGOR
    889 16 CIVILIANS PL A YED WELL BUT NEVER CROSSED LINE THRILLING rugby wn«; witnessed at the Anson Koad Stad'ura yesterday, when the Army an! Singapore XVs battled fcr the right to in-set in the final of ths Malaya Cup com
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    R.A.F. Upcountry Rugby Tour
    397 16 Two Ma tches Lost. One Won 'From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Tuesday. DENANG beat the K.A.F. rugby XV lierp to-day by 13 pts. (2 g* als and a try) to three points (one try). It was a rousing game with .neither side abJe to claim territorial
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    R.S.Y.C EVENTS
    84 16 Christmas Sailing Programme ON Friday (24thI at the Royal Sirtgapore Yacht Club, there will be tv usual afternoon races for the "A" arid "C" Cass yachts, starting at 5.20 a.m. On Sun.lay (26th> she intematicrol C-metre Class yachts will sail a sweeostake race, start at 10 a.m. The
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    INDIAN CRICKET
    98 16 AN emergency meeting of the general n body of Bombay Hindu Cricket v lubs and the Union was recently cal'ed when members of all the Hindu cricket clubs were reo,uested to send twi representatives to consider the fellow-r-esolution: 'Th;.s meeting of Bombay Hindu Lncket Clubhand Union condemns the
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    S.C.R.C. Tennis Dinner & Dance
    257 16 S.C.R.C. Tennis Dinner Dance Functions At Club And Cabaret I N LESS the rain which M since last week hold., off t V•• tc. hold up the finals of the B( RC oiin invitation teanis tournament mrii»fi«tely. I! aenni Monday night's heavy dot -> ur Mt the courts at Hong
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    SUNDAY SOCCER "TEST" CASE
    348 16 Jury Decides Against Archaic Law Sydney. N.G.W. Dec. 4. THE first case to test the legality of Sunday football resulted in a verdict for the defendant. A Supreme Court jury sitting in Sydney found for the defendant in action brought by the Rev. A. J. Bir.gioy.
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    BILLIARDS TOURNEY
    61 16 pE Singapore Mfflards championship accountof one pi th, pla y bS h rcsuhea m o kS e B "o A.A.» ben;in"- t T lr X. c,jo *S*32ft b L v hlghe S twa?cis?M S f ver 20 but To-night. C. Albuoueroue <Prw n<r Club, will meet Martin Mv
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    Notes From The Penang Race Track untitled KNIGHT IMPRESSES
    269 17 ST GALLOPS Luc cy Life In Minor Mishap Our Own Reporter) Penang, Tuesday. I" rses hoped pace in on ih2 training in? in nreparat on w day of the PtnnnChristmas and New Id up) four-day profes(ting which starts en fieo. 27.
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    COUNTY CRICKET CHANGES
    230 17 c com mendatloris Commission London. Doc. 6. I riC recommendations arc in- the findings cf the Ccmby the Marylebone lb, to investigate the proid cd by the Marylebone Fh <t-Class Cricket Counties and rj County Cricket Committee. tmendatlcns include: ol the Championship comrj] seventeen to fifteen. I
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    CHELSEA'S BID FOR WESTWOOD
    92 17 £12,000 Does Not Tempt Bolton W. C th t have Did £12.000 in vain for Rnitnn w an^ er of Westwood. the Bolton Wanderers International inside ioJ h S ruJr he est offer ever a de for a player, and it is stated that Chelsea were
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    53 17 In a soccer match on the Railway ground, the F.M.S.R. Institute. Singapore, and the Gordons drew I—l ~on Sunday. The following F.M.S.R. sie'e will meet a team from the "Abingdon" on Sunday next: Nagamuthu. Ah Han. Keng Pak. Mahmood. Stevens. S. Hock <capt>. Chelliah, Karudin, Hassan, Bulong, Pakirisamy.
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    36 17 All hockey matches arranged for ye tcrday. including the ladies' match between the Europeans and the Y.W.C.A. which was to have been played on the Clerical Union ground, were cancelled owing to bad weather.
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    221 17 Guillermo In The Main Event ANOTHER interesting card of "preliminary"' fights has been arranged by Mr. G. H. Kiat to be held at the Hap; v World covered Stadium at 9 p.m (Thursday*, the main event of which will be a six three-minute round
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    206 17 Vice-President's Prize Competition THE draw for partners which 'ook place at the club house yesterday, for the Island Club vicePresirient's Prize Competition which may be played off on any of the three d t i -Hotted. Dec. 25. 26 and 27. is as follows (first-named pair to
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    TIN DISAPPOINTS ITS SUPPOR TERS
    868 18 FRASER CO. 'S REPORT ON THE WEEK lyjESSRS. Fraser and Co.'s weekly report on the share market, dated Dec. 21. states:— During the week under review public interest as far as the international situation is concerned has centred chiefly on the incidents and their consequences
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    58 18 Refugees To Be Cared For Reuter. London rw REPLYING in the Mr. Wedgwood Ben Chinese refugees would b ter British territory on th posite Hongkong. Mr. Orm that the Governor was al ing the question with a v ing within the British Co: as many genu ne refu
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    151 21 Cut Off By Booms On Yangtse Reuter. Hankow. Dec. 20. H.M.S. CAPETOWN arrived at Wuhu to-day and continued her iournev Kfter a tew hours. It is possible that there Is insufficient water in the breached portion oi the Xiangvin boom to allow the cruiser, which draws 17 n,
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    41 21 London. Dec. 20. After a ten-days' visit to Egypt on behalf of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce. Sir Thomas Barrow has returned to Manchester. The possibilities of increasing textile exports to Egypt wore particularly discussed. British Official Wireless.
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    205 21 Cyclist Aviator To Fly To Australia Sydney. CYCLIST will make history in January by flying his own aeroplane nearly 13,000 miles to Sydney to keep a series Li r&cmg engagement*. Joseph Scherens, th? Belgian profes:iciul who created a world's record this year uv winning the world's sprint champion;
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