Malaya Tribune, 8 December 1938

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: -~=L> r Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXVII -No. 291. SINGAPORE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Thursday, December 8, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1938 FIVE CENT?
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      24 1 Read Vie siX D A V Dominant In Malaya H^' 1611 bahy needs milk ■PUP from a bottle STRONG MUSCLES SOUND TEETH STRAIGHT RONES
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      387 1 j MADAME PAGE I 92, Piccadilly, London. EXPERT DRESSMAKER I AND DESIGNER. Gcwns Designed Created in her work rooms j 5 »30 j IS, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. Some nice building lots In Grove Estate (Goodman Road, Branksome Road, Wilkinson Road) remaining for sale. Area from 12,000 square feet to 17,000
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    JAPANESE SHOES WITH 'MADE IN ENGLAND' TRADEMARK
    128 2 Colombo. CHOI s allegedly manufactured in Fn,ii aP^ n and stamD "Made in England were produced fn the police court here as evidence against a shopkeeper charged with importt"on 68 Wlth faISP trade Expert evidence was given for the prosecution to the efflct
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    PEARL WHITE REPENTED: MADE NEW WILL
    385 2 London Nov. 24. DEARL WHITE, the famous actress of the silent films, cut her brother and Bistet off with a dollar in a v/ill made last year. Tnen she changed her mind, and the story of her repentence is told in a drab file
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    NAPOLEON ARRESTED
    51 2 Ufa to provide f« r r f Uv the grounds of in houses and forcr, suT iP such as on peal Ui() Paid wa-es, a propirt are ducted and used i their families Among the fathers w "arrested" under the ,h hay b *n named Israel U m;
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    CHRISTMAS CARGO FIRED
    48 2 Reuter. Port of Spain Dec ing lighters floating harbour formed a lp the biggest fire seen years. A customs warehr C;! Christmas hams "£t cargo unloaded f l( ,r land yesterday flames to-day and 1 completely destroyed tj ers. moored atone and they wereS Reuter.
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    RUSSO-JAP FISHERIES DISPUTE FLARES UP
    31 2 «^^»4s^^-• "his would nrv structions had be,:, esc ambassador In Mascot tr£fii?S[ ci ami Jtpan fatten eitlal re! coun-r,,, ,nd cor (nenUyhri Peace of East Atia
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    France Repudiates Italian Claims
    139 2 Reuter. Pans. Dec. tf. A DETERMINED stand in regard to Italian claims on Tunis W9M taken at the meeting of (lie Colonic Commission of (he Tharubor t" ni/rht. A communique stairs thai mission "exchanged i ril situation in North A unanimous.ly pr; tested a gain Put
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    20 KILLED IN PIT ACCIDENT
    45 2 Reuter. Sydney, Dec. I.—Twenty their lives and 20 others when a railway car brok< an incline almost a mile cess Colliery and crashed Into the end of the pit Aboul were travelling in the car savfed themselves by ju:rpi Reuter.
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    LEPER SETTLEMENTS FOR BRAZIL
    48 2 Rio rie Janeiro —In an eH with her acute leper problem emment here has set aside tM 1 the establishment of new lepei ments. The money has been dlvid the various states of the U state will be responsible I nig its own settlements.
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      374 2 STEAMER SAILINGS lot BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England). I V. O. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage Spore 2 Q33 gffi 6,100 Dec. S I RAJPUTANA 17,000 Dec. 30 1 SIJSS? 6500 1S3 Jan. 13 SfJrSSs 17 0 00 Jan. 13 RANPI A 17.000 Jan. 27 r 6.070 Feb. 11
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      477 2 STEAMER SAILINGS §NORDDE UTSCH EX LLOYD, (Incorporated in Germany), The undernoted are the Company'! intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA HONKONG, SHANGHAI, CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1938 "REGENSBURG" omits Manila, H'Kong, Shanghai, North China calls Kobe direct Dec 1^ s.s. "POTSDAM" omits North China Dec. 22 1939 s.s. "CREFELD" omits
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      292 2 mmmmmw mmmmmm i h °ii»ai < in isi% To BANGKOK SAIGON. 1M..1 Lu xurious One Class Motorships. m-s. "fifelandia s Placen,e ?i t 3 oSoT From F o S am Ma,acc *> m.s. -Boringia" (12 sob, 2 ?n~ 12 21-12 22 1 2 24-12 Imx 45aX~ qffB P) $J 5
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      162 2 10. S. K. Li,,e!| s.s. "Arabia Maru" if (10,000 G.Tons) Leaves Singapore Dec 12, at p m direct for COLOMBO (arr. Colombo Dec 17, at Dm African South American 'Sorts rares:—Singapore Colombo. Cabin class $moQ Cl **s 31.20* W 5 20.W* i without diet). Subsequent sailings:— m-s. "Montevideo Maru" tw
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      466 3 Classitied advertisements PUBLIC NOTICES. Singapore Municipality TENDERS now invited for the iNDk" or service. For ....cipal Tender Room Date of Closing, of an Electric tree' 4 a Nanson i ,12 noon Dec, 9, 1938 B forced Con--12 noon, Dec. 15, IS3B. Nets foi 12 noon. Dec. 10, 1938. C. H
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      630 3 PUBLIC NOTICES STATE OP Toll orĕ; IN TH at7o U^ f d thf ju °ge AT JOHORE BAHKU. Ih^SFSSS I No. 43 of 1938 In the UftUer of Section 68 (U) „n h Land Enactment. t An d Volum, No. XXIX f'oUo i7o"u r-u- w Between Ch.a Lee Sen of
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      575 3 public notices notice" IN THE ESTATE OF TAN NYOCK FONG ALSO SPELT AS TAN NYOEK FONG ALSO SPELT AS TAN YOKE FONG ALIAS TAN AH FONG ALIAS TAN FONG ALIAS TAN /*H TIANG DECEASED. Pursuant to section 131 of the Probate and Administration Enactment notice is hereby given that all
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      374 3 SINGAPORE MUSIC INSTITUTE. Reasonable Fees for Sound Training. 5. Victoria Court. Victoria street. 2J° REJUVENATE A limited £^?£x-,? f books entitled "REJUVEnauon The problem of the 20t& century—will be posted free «n request E. M. A. ABDUL HAMEID ft CO., P.O. Box No. 24, Singapore. KNOW WHAT IS AHEAD OF
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      278 3 LISTEN TO REASON ■■BjfißlßJp^yi' l l HjJPIBIM W$T 1 a lid be well J advised J GET YOUR Wt** 1 TESTED Ipr 1 tOR RIGHI I _^r B 1 to 1 improve your BllsL* vision right j away. DON'T DELAY. We can do this for you at a very reasonable
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      17 3 X'MAS SALE AT j BABA CO., LTD. MIDDLE ROAD BABA STORE IG2, Orchard Road, 23, Stamford Road.
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    TIN
    11 4 The price of tin at noon i?. Singapore to-day was:—
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    RUBBER
    11 4 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:—
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    845 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Dec. 7, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 10V 2 4 3 Asam Kumbang 28- 30j-nom Austral Malay 431- 47|-nora Ayer Hitam 25 3 26 3 Ayer Weng 0.60 0.65 Bangrin Tin 22,6 23,6 Batu
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    EXCHANGES
    208 4 Singapore, Dec 7. The following are the exchange stock this morning according to the dahy circular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation: SELLING London T.T. 2 3 ***** London demand *o Lyons demand JHS? Switzerland demand 239»4 Hamburg demand 134} i New York demand 54 5,16 Montreal
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    132 4 LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS SingaDore. Dec. 7. 5 pm. Company Dividend Books *SL2* Tm mm Date Ex. Div. year Kramat Tin 3d. Dec. 14 F *g? e 21 ft t0 M* Kramai Pulai ft, Nov. 3D g£ 15 5 less tax Malayan Tin 10% final Dec. 19
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    247 4 C% Mavmri Co, ltd., $30,004 Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 90 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: fedfcl 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int 4v 2 ™^%tmfrU"' :m 1031/*****,1 A JJar. 31 Sept. 30 114 lie norn 4% 1913 red. 1963 $2,000,000 Int. ife r 31 30 108 HO
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    334 4 Singapore, Dec. 7. MINING Buyers Seller; Ampats ftjltt ffiVi Ayer Hitams 25 26 6 Bangrins 23 24Batu Selangors 1.33 1.44 Hitams 0.33 0.37 Hongkong Tin 22 6 23 6 Chenderiangs 13, C 14 6 Hong Fa Us 0 35 0.70 Idris Hyd. 79 89 Ipoh
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    Reuters Commercial Service
    320 4 LONDON COMMODITIES 1 Previous RUBBER BuyeM topped Bpot Fellers 715 16 3116 IsV Forward -January) Buyers 7', 2nd Forward iFebruary) l»5; ers 715 16 Sellers 8 3rd Forward (Apr.! June) Buyers 8 116 Seller* 8% PALM OIL Malaya) Previous In bulk Dec. Jan. shipment r lC nn
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      363 4 n v\K of mi\a (Incorporated in China by Special Charter). 12 Cecil Street, Singapore. Tele-phones: Manager's Office -6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 5188-9. Cable Address: 44 CHUNGKUO." Paid Up Capital Ch. 40,000,000.09 Beaerve Funds in 4,800.000.00 approximately eh. $1,800,000,000 00 HEAD OFFICE: SHANGHAI. Tsc-Vung Scong,
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      52 4 SAFE I DEPOSIT A specially constructed strong-room, protected by a heavy entrance door, contains a large number of private safes each fitted with a deed box. These axe obtainable at a rental of $5— pa. upwards according to the size of the safe required. further particulars from P o BANK.
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      101 4 j Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation,^. 'Incorporated in the Strait* Set tic CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid L p i HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET Local Branches 458 North Brid e 55 I 253, South Bridge Foao. BMP Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA ,II S LONDON BANKERS: NEW RX Midland Bank, Ltd
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    Japanese Summons Friend For Alleged Misappropriation Of Film Shares
    769 5 PICTURE THAT NEVER SERIALISED rribune Stall Reporter) Singapore, Wednesday, red before Mr. Cpnrad Oldham in the sein response to a summons issued that he on August. 2, at Singapore dispriated certain moveable property viz. 1125 Films, Ltd. belonging to Mr. Ebata.
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    FREE WITH MONDAY'S PAPER —
    14 5 FREE WITH MONDAY'S PAPER The Malaya Tribune Christmas supplement packed full of good reading.
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      67 5 MMr I HARPIC I X THt SAFE LAVATORY CLSANSN M V w ill keep >' our lavatory spotless. H > Harpic cleans. dfainfrrW »nd pi J >y deodorises and reaches the bend H jfHj %H in the pipe where no brush can Qj HARPER GILFILLAN Cj.. Ltd.. S S»l»gappr«. Penary
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      256 5 YOU BUY A CAR BUT YOU INVEST IN AN A U ST I N WHEN YOU WANT TO ALKALIZE STOMACH FAST Try This Amazing Fast m *M m^m w* Way—The tt Phillips' 1 Way WmM*^& Millions Are Adopting WL I'M CERTAINLY GRATEFUL \j TO PR LEWIS FOR TELLING y CF
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      267 5 Cerebos 1 KPurih Prmliints j the*thickening, seasoning and flavour- J ing good gravy needs and improves CHING KENG L£lT^& CO., LTD. 1 sale of II VALUABLE FREEHOLD LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES To be held at our Sale-Room, No 9-A, (Ist floor) DAI MEIDA STREET, SINGAPORE, ON MONDAY, 12th DECEMBER, 1938, AT
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    Great Trust
    373 6 It is interesting to reflect how many are the things and affairs, in .his world, which are dependent on mutual trust cf mankind. To a greater extent than at first sight appear.--, this great trust terms the foundation on which human relationship are based. When you entrust your
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      395 6 Take aU your Clocks, Watchesfl and Gramophones that go wrong YICK WOH HING i (Near Middle Road), and they will have them going I/ight for you in no time. the R epair o! Uocks and Watches to the British Army and R.A.P. Base in Malaya Phone No» 7922. 429, North
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      325 6 I WHY I use I New'VEET' ends.ill unwanted I hair in 3 minutes without trouble, mess or bother. I New VEET' leaves the skin I soft and smooth, without mmĔ trace of uq;ly stubble. W New VEET" is a dainty white I cream—sweetly sceated and I pleasant to use. I
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      117 6 Another good gain I r thanks to SCOTTS, MFW the vital tonic extra V that every baby needs y^^j^^L SCOTTS Emulsion sup- Avoids teething troubles phes concentrated nourish- Resist, disease. Your doctor ment man eas.ly digestible will tell you how SCOTT S form-extra v.tamins, bone- Emulsion adds essential elebu.ldmg sa
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      1025 6 Swedish Singers From I NBV\ Nirom At 8 p.m. BERLIN J j >^X^^^^^^^^^iV^^B^F DJB 15.20 M. s (19.1 j a.m. tjcs II Jlft ii I tit Light gramophone music. MM il M T\ £5 Concert of light music. 1 6.50 Time' fignai. Gramophone BO- U- 1 1 7.20 News in
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    A Queen Put The Gramophone On For This Dancer
    325 7 ENTER TAINMENT PAGE (Tribune Entertainment Reporter) r THERE'S one woman in Singapore to-day who ha:! the privilege oi dancing before the fate Queen Mattd of Norway and h£r husband King Haakon! She is Miss Pat S\kes, charring wt 11-known dancer of
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    Question Of Colour
    23 7 nail Patrick is busy re-doing her ne* room Paramount «I l*» furniture arrangement but the pink colours with oeep shades.
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    On Way To Fame
    28 7 Tf'Vr'-v Lvnn wlo jeered such a by American critics as t? c J ir rliKCOrCred f«* a 1»»«h promising siai < M UT lu time.
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    Kay Francis Picture
    49 7 over BroadWSr is the M» a, d deftni° title assigned by Warn-;. u Kav Francis- iolthcommg pKvnich SthMtO has been kno«n as C SjStedte screen frcm ma?azilVeUTwri '5 Ffh Baldwin ■Come, M 0 Ui'el Jjnoa [LeSy directed the picture. v.V.ich U >dulcd for release this fall.
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    DOCTOR ROLES HELP STARS
    363 7 TEW Ay res has his fingers crossed. The history of BCtOTB who have been featured a* doctors or in piStHrea dtuiiay: with doctors shtiws that almost invariably Hies: 1 roles are lucky. Many have stepped on to stardom or other honours. Some have attained the high
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    'Blackpool Walk'
    46 7 t latest Jancc lad in Eng--.m-the "Blackpool start arm in aim, in =v Li Lambeth Walk" ihen (second V™The Truck Step—face and take a Promenade v" (third uuicker turnin* mo\e .inland then llv to the sice Lastl> sated clap turn. Easy, 1 isn't it?
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    MOVIE DIRECTOR TO ADOPT CHILDREN
    190 7 SOMEPLACE In Amsiica are two little Irish babies who are ccrmng I- Hollywood te beetmr tb< adopted sons of Hogan, famous dircotcr, and his wife. Thcv i- ill h? named Pat and Nike. They are about cue year old ai>d are eifhet twins jr look
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    STAN LAUREL CLAIMS $700,000
    61 7 Reuter. Hollywood Dec. comedian Stan Laurel has tiled a suit claiming $700 000 (American Currency* against the Hai Rcoch studios alleging breach ol contract. Laurel's dismissal by the Hal Roach studios ?iat August meant the break-uo o: the Laurel and Hardy team. Laurel alleges that the
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      44 7 For Rapid Convalescence Oval tine W *J Uic Difference ;^aTcheaplJ Will cmmeitajtom MONDAY 12th Dec. ECHIGOYA Co., Ltd., 131, Middle I T* r am. to 7 p-m. II N. B. Business hours 8 a- m I <Uturdav otn De I No busmes^jn^aUßd a y
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      132 7 Eight starters and aU a, a favourite', price *f**> Jsire ft*! Take your P.ca from Four Square's V.rguu. or or bdow Whoever you back, we »iU grantee coo. frccJ om from harshness and a fragrance that's ever- resh wuh specal vacuum tin. Four Square «ays the course. FOUR SQUARE Quality
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      188 7 ZAM-BUK Heals Without A Scar. ABSCESSES, ulcers and bad legs may be caused by a simple knock of scratch; by sheer weakness or by excessive standing. But, in every case the temble pam and irritation is agony to the sufferer. So. for the. successful cure of ulceration regular dressings of
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      215 8 "™y an Acnie nt 2 YEARS TO MAKE! I PIT 0 T" 01 1 the fort hcom,ng Malayan I j PrCm,ere f their greatest Epic of Adventure ,n the I I Arctic Seas! II DRAMA AS SAVAGE AS THE UNTAMED NORTH! D üble Featul intone.-. Talkies For One Payment. I
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      250 8 1 IMacabre! Eerie! Startlinc!| I STORY OF A STRANGE AM) TERRIBLE SIN! |J*AVILIOi\ ADULTS ONLY j II CIS 9.15. Ij£ 'BLACK I 11 LIMELIGHT 1 ttfPf *5 J STARRING I Raymond MASSEY jriP*;' l| JpSl Exhibition To Adults Only Persons I '■■■lIWM 1 V I'"^ mm^m ™*»^"*wmm«mmmmm»brjr m ■■■miia' THEIR
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      219 8 j Packed Houses at Every Sh I Acclaim this as FRED GINGER 'S BE$Ti I CAPITOL M_ RALPH BELLAS «aoio wrson, Clarence Kofi pictu« Franklin d»..i Excellent Snpporttag rranl Paiflm i Wall Dtaeg Utert TeduUeohwr Sill, Svn,ph„„v "WTNKEN, BLYNKEN ft NOH" II BI T tR GOLFgaS •I LATEST I'AKAMOIvT, I
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    Overseas Assurance Corporation
    147 9 eighteenth annual general ng ol the Overseas Assurance I wration, Ltd uill be held <U Building, Chulia Strvct on Dec. IG at 11.30 a.m for the year ended Auc ectcrs state 'hat the baianoe from last year, was of a dividend abso bing $39,000. transd idend equalisation
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    85 9 Tilt M.UPlr Bill will be taken throush all stages at the meet1:1: ol the Legislative Council to be held on .Monday. question will be asked Capt. N. M. Hashim:— introduction of co-cperative -nd the establishment of Servants' Thrift and Loan e Societies in the Colonv government Servants have
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    China War Hits P. & O.
    71 9 China War Hits P. O. Reuter. A DVERSE effect DCC 7 Japanese nd tr^ c fr m the sinoreported by Sir ulr wars iirrie ClXrmJ William Crawford at the UnerTl °V lhe P* 0 Co. Sir William i ,nff <°- dayvolume of S *5 the Par Eas* the had been
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    LABOURERS ARRIVING
    16 9 m :.,-nvo t wl v S?itr aWe<l 'tourers is expected ih. he ss ""ajula.-
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      247 9 IMPORTANT ACTS ABOUT M FEVER :he reason why your stomach mm rejects solid foods when you have mm ever is because your wasted body mm issues are crying out for moisture". lis makes ycu desperately thirsty. But very often your weakened ach cannot retain even the nary fluid foods. Yet
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      94 9 -i WHO MAKES HIS' DEBUT TO-NIGHT AT HAPPY WORLD STADIUM THE MAIN ATTRACTION IS \i:ir 111:314 hit vs. HAT? Ll\<; KM* ALHAMBRA (Controlled by Shaw Bros. Ltd.) COMING SHORTLY' She Triumphs Again SONJA HENIE With Richard Greene in 'MY LUCKY STAR' The Queen of the Silvery Skates wins new acclaim
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      223 9 "A GRAND PICTURE FOR I ANY KIND OF AUDIENCE I ANY PLACE, ANY .TIME I says Motion Picture Daily. J J Dorothea Kent Frank Jenks Virginia Greg Grant Mitchell f j Isabel Jeans Manon Marhn 1 i "I fSV rfj NEXT CHANGE I PAVILION [j THE MUSIC STUDIO. 1 Oxley
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      67 9 Victor/a Theatre LAST PBftFORBIANCE SATirj?DAV, DEC. 10. o» i nday. ii Cc 9. REX STORY PRESENTS His FAMOUS "HOLLYWOOD j REVUE"; k«**ter Show Girls, Comedians, NoveNics. BAftXY AT II it m -i M. ,t-|.,. aiIlS < M B M I <^s|Wvj«A^lN 7 New .™!lZ™'!.™ OVIETONE NEWS KSERVATKX-IW ***** r\ I
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      112 9 THEATRE ROYAL-3 TIMES DaTul MATINEE 3-1.5 NIGHTLY 6-15 o.is I CHILDREN HMF p ß j a I I to Hight \M A RL B OROUGHT I 6 P.M. and 9-15 P.M.' 'Controlled by Shaw Bros. LldJ Last few Shows of 5 {"HARIPURA CONGRESS TOPICAL"S Showing the 51st Indian National Comrress
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    FILM CENSOR AND NEWS
    704 10 WE fully appreciate that the task ol the Censor of Films in Malaya is a difficult one. He has the duty of deciding what the public may see and what they may not see, having regard to all the circumstances in this country, and it is
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    Narrow Outlook Of S. S. A. Committee
    1037 10  -  NO VISION MEMORANDUM ON UNIVERSITY r BY C.H. Stanley Jones HASTY committee report, issued late in the day; ignores rniporttwi factors; presents a narrow, conmercial viewpoint; shows no appreciation of future MfW and political possibilities in Malaya. In short, a report issued n>
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    To-day's New Review
    613 10 EIANDING over of Colonies to Germany is not now a question ot practical politics, according to a statement made by Colonial Minister Malcolm Mac Donald in the Com-'. mons. The debate on the subject Shows that without any shadow of doubt all sections and all parties are
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      266 10 t t THE -DAISY" KNITTER V A Novelty of Interest to J > i =b Lovers of Fancy Work *V f 4fe/ r **3L: r With the aid of a ■■■jg-_f"- "DAISY" KNITTER. Jumpers, Caps, Bonnets. 'lable Covers and other V V tascinatlng novelties can .J. V W tf be
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    COLONIES QUESTION 'NOT PRACTICAL POLITICS'
    958 11 Official Rebuff To Germany's Propaganda Driv. REICH GOVERNMENT NOT FIT TO RULE NATIVES Mr,. Noel Baker ;;"■»»«'""'''5.""Ji «-«aw.s. •fcaSS ssHx?.,?® «."Sss s?s-*a?ss s&pz s a 's '^^gS^SaaStV^ c=: Mr. Noel Baker ,t..,h rw,„. J att,tude ha made in th < Mr. Noel Baker (Lab., Derby)
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    Germans Join Naples Anti-French Uproar
    125 11 Reuter. Rome. Dec. 7. W amber cf German pasfrom German snips the Mediterranean per-anti-French demonstraiples, when thousands ot idents formed a procesh the streets of the Ving "Tunis, Corsica. Nice Djibouti." ere loined by 2.500 Germans hre< German "strength-throngh-steamerS which had come from procession made
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    FREEMASON NO. I RESIGNS
    69 11 London, Dec. 7. Connaught resigning long -standing leadership of jonry early next year cceeded by the Duke of 'vinr, his resignation as er was read yesterday at L dg ol Mark Master Duke of Kent was accession. od that a similar letter the forthcoming meeting ited
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    ARITA TO CONFER
    23 11 Tokyo. Dec. 7. inviting Sir Robert Grew to meet i irank exchange ol ion with the principle w In China.
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    BRITAIN'S STRENGTH IN CHINA
    135 11 Reuter. P London. Dec. 7. of British naval and es in North China were A. Butler at question f ions to-day. military forces on Nov. 1 and 855 ranks, in North China then Btaten .555». French la ns «342»; the Japanese mailable. The figures 'i-ons at
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    Motion
    89 11 Reuter. JHE motion by Mr. Noel Baker asked that no redistribution oj colonial or mandated territory should be made without the content of the inhabitants a .d only as a part of a general pane.- settlement. International agreements should be drawn up extending the application of mandates on all
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    Jap spies in Saigon
    168 11 A__, Shanghai. Dec. 7. Kit- Tapamse rpr organisation has been discovered »n Saigon. r<ur Japanese firms hive been raided and many secret documents haw keen sfized. It is aUo reixntcd that a number of Japanese have been airestei. Dr. Sun Po, PresjdPnt of the Chinese legislative
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    APPEASEMENT A FAILURE?
    106 11 London, Dec. 7. ANSWERING questions relating to lord de la Wans speech cn Monday, when he declared that J he pcl.cy of appeasement seemed to be rt, Vt 6 M Cha '»berlain said Wd tie ta Win had made a clear speech WUefc did not purport to
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    STAGE SET' FOR LONDON TALKS
    231 11 Future Of Palestine of \v t l h' Jtv lsh Agency hav e been received and the Kins 01 *emen has also been invited to send a delegate. 7 to facilitate the Pa estirp v rab delegates from dSSi?%^i,¥ c pownment have Jeuded hat full
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    Mayors Lead Anti-Bombing Appeal
    133 11 London, Dec. 7. AM: hundred and nineteen mayors of English towns have signed an apneal <o the Governments of the world to protest against bombardment of open towns, especially Canton. The appeal is in response to a telegram sent in June from the mayor of Canton
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    GUARDSMAN TAKES COVER
    29 12 One of ihe sentries at Buckingham Palace. London, shelters in his bex lrcm the heavy i am as two young passers-by "inspect" him from beneath umorellas.
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    SENSATIONAL JEWEL CASE ENDS
    494 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore. Wednesday. "V HAVE a mind to question why this ease was not sent up to the 1 Assizes; but 1 consider the difficulty to get the ship s officers was the reason why this was not done.'* remarked Mr. L. B. Gibson.
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    X'mas Appeal
    54 12 With the approach of Christmas, preparations are being made to bring some Christmas cheer to the very poor in-patients and out-patients at St Andrew's Hospital, and for that purpose gifts of all kinds will be most welcome—toys both old and new, materia] for clothing, sweets or money— be
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    "CUP OF COFFEE" CAMPAIGN SOON
    185 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Sinß a po re, He d n esd ay. pOLLOWING the "One Bowl of Rice" campaign held in most parts ot Ihe world, where Chinese live, Chinese coffee shops in Singa pore are planning a "One Cup oi ("once" campaign in (he
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    Junior Cambridge Examinations Will Be Entirely Abolished In Malaya 1940
    467 12 IMPORTANT CHANGE IN POLICY OF EDUCATION (Tribune Staff Reporter) FOLLOWING a change in educational policy, the Jimmr C amwiage examination will be discontinued at all centres in Malaya from 1910. No official statement has yet been made, but this is
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    TENNIS STARS PLAY TO-DAY
    86 12 I (Tribune Sports Reporter). THE four United States tennis stars who were to have Played exhibition matches yesterday at the Crickd Club will Rive exhibition names at tiffin time to-day. Mr. Chi a Keng Tye. we'lknown Chinese who possesses one of the finest hard tennis courts
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    REFUGEES IN ENGLAND
    29 12 There are at present in the United Kingdom about 11.000 refugees admitted fro i Germany and Austria since 1933. the Home Secretary stated in Commons to-day.
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    More People In F. M. S. Have Social Diseases
    225 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. L\)K t!u past three yearn Selangor has been topping the list if) respect of venereal diseases in the Federated Malay States, rhere has been a large increase in the incidence of this disease during the
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    Estate Duty Appeal Case Continues
    91 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore. Wednesday. MR K. K. O'Connor continued his address for the whole day in the Estate Duty appeal at the Court of Appeal comprising of the Chief Justice. Mr. Jrstice McElwaine. Mr. Justice Mills, and Mr. Justice Home. The appeal I against
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    Ex-Magistrate To Pay $950 Damages
    154 12 Singapore. Wednesday. MRS. Marie Kathfeen Paglar and her daughter are to receive $950 from Mr P. V. Duckworth, former Singapore magistrate, in settlement of a claim made as a result of a motor car accident. Mr C M Coltart. appearing for Mr. Duckworth mentioned in
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    READER CRITICISES 'MALICIOUS JIBES'
    331 12 Correspondence iro the Editor of the Malaya Tribune1 ft t Sir,—The Straits Times, as we all know, has on v one very able leader writer. We can all be sure that i* (on( j»(l who wrote the article in yesterday's issue, headed humour) "Log!?. As one
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    Crush At Ataturk's Funeral
    12 13 Were killed and hundreds were crushed into insnsibitity
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    "IAMA MARTYR," CRIES Mme. SKOBELINE
    116 13 Reuter. am a Martyr: bcav**. l„ Paris, Dec. 7. h"E 1«" suffering." *hereabont 3mS TV s»™*" *btt Russians whose kidnan .nw MUIer lh of the n(] Kidnap and disappearance she is alleged to filter was aiiv e or Madame Miller, tlw wen of the I
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    Italy Builds High Speed Passenger, Cargo Ships
    60 13 Reuter Home. Dec. 7. mercantile 1 8 *U* or to the Par Eastern'vS on anocttecj be delivered 2i iSn c The ,a sutaia> and moft Sffi by Government operating suSSdv th?°\ erJc >' »CS have i& 3** s»**l authorise!, will m ineJ V6ry
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    SLOVAK MINISTER WANTS TO FIGHT JEWS
    24 13 Reuter. PraRUO. I>cc. 7. former regime uni ,e d us rentral government's Slovak pr»entative. a»o>ak Ciratemiae with to
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    Traffic Case Postponed
    54 13 Smnaporo. Wed,asday._-lfl Ciuv- t~ flay ci?:meri tHni wiueji tont v charged with n h«ri V>V- g ™«by causing eriev- ri ai i Sa P Gee at the eight '■•Tv a naif mi c Seletar 13 1 Mr c tt {i;Lf, w ?2, Road, on Ncv. tended bail
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    Peace Pact Will Put Aside Historic Prejudices, Says Von Ribbentrop
    238 13 GOOD RECEPTION BY BERLIN PRESS I Reuter. Paris, Dee. c. FOLLOWING the Kranco-Ger-an,l T" fiff*****" 1 M. Bonnet a" ,bt n,r <'P me( Geron K.bbenlrop said ,h e dcelarau «he conviction hem n eVsted hem no o m> fjl(ion of
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    CHINESE PLANES RAIN BOMBS ON JAP 'DROMES AND MILITARY POSTS
    213 13 /miv*v e Shanghai, Dec. 7. It Is further learned from an m, An accurate estimate of the damage A Mtea has occurred in the expected evacuation of Kuiing summer resort by about 30 foreigners who were to have arrived at
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    GOEBBELS' PAPER ATTACKS CAROL
    59 13 Reuter. paper "Amrriff VJ,oeooei s newtiut of tt£^? p 222£ r aris,i, Codrcan,, f iM bers of the In., rJ her rnCll? ia Rumania Gnard il *»^3K The article dlacustt. r.m,We in the form or V\wfK rols p at( W the book of Esther CJaborate l»»dj
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    MALACCA HOCKEY GO DOWN TO MUAR AFTER GREAT FIGHI
    635 14 Game Fast And Thrilling (Tribune Staff Reporter) Muar 4; Malacca I N last and thrilling hockey match the Muar hockey team met and defeated R.A. de Vries" XI from Malacca by the odd goal in seven at the Muar Hospital Club
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    PREPARING FOR JOHORE 'DERBY"
    116 14 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Muar, Dec. 7. MUAR meet Segamat at hockey 1 tGm m the first intertricl hockey match, to serve as a trial to select the North Johore mccl the South in a State trial The match will be played at padang, Segamat. d districts
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    S.C.R.C HOCKEY
    15 14 loUowtag will represent S.CP.C. M Kta, Chow Chye. Shul Tett, and Swee Keng.
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    CHAMPION CYCLIST
    34 14 \mon" the girl entrants for the cycling carnival at the Happy World is Mkm Wainreen Tuy«\ the 1938 Singapore school-girl cycle champion. She belongs to the (invent of the Holy Infant Jesus,
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    Tennis Exhibition Matches Not Played Due To Rain
    160 14 ml (Tribune Staff fou of Ameri B WRIMMING over with confidence and in Singapore yesB most promising young tennis pliers bee n invited to terday on their way to Calcutta, where they nave nlav ajrainst India's best tennis stars b^r m Andt?son
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    RADIN MAS SCHOOL HOLD PRIZE DAY
    354 14 CTUDWIS Of the Radin Mas English School, Kampong Bahru Road, 3 entertained on the occasion of prize-giving day, yesterday, when a variety programme was presented. A pleasing item was the .singing, by boys of Stcis. 111. IV and V; of -The Volga Boatmen.' To
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    HELEN WILLS MOODY GIVES UP TENNIS
    33 14 M time" «»,rC Vn.Ud i?ates La- >Jtf*J»£, ciation needed me ana au opportunities to wMp my game J present the i nitcd States again *a international competitions.
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    All Sport Fixtures Cancelled
    84 14 ALL sport in Singapore ttrday fas washed out h> heavy rain throughout the afternoon. Tennis enthusiasts were disappointed when the exhibition matches by th: four American ennis stars c mid be played at the S.C.C. Grounds were so water-logged that they were unfit even for rug-
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    Exhibition Tennis At Tanglin Club
    70 15 are in progress \to the I'-knowß tennis j-Hi* Mi M tol Belgium and Jj r Ka i, N ugoslavia to give on Sunday (tin Club from 1031) a.m ti!i ROOK Ics matches letaila ot the in will h e posted a&eChrti Nti Board. rranged under
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    BOXING AT HAPPY WORLD TO-NIGHT
    139 15 tWWn Ne Hemchi, and BaUl' n G o- ge E Lee "all. rou nds BaU,; nX Rio over^^^n^) n southpaw W B o, fans ™s Chiwhether he t n yS pl f ased H» against the S^° r lcscs 1 am 01 welterto sm 0
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    Malacca Hockey Team
    59 15 ,F 0m Cv; Correspondent.) Malacca, Dec. 7 to the Saturday in Hon* Wee Tiam Tv P n y u Wee Skadian, Hugh p«Jh£ Hendr <>ff. J. Tarn Kon" Yen V Car valho, Rodrigues c carv a /hn 0n Llm men (Captain) Jh and HL SalReserves: Alcantra r
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    Sphinx B.P.
    48 15 c as ?phihcuse 157 SSS 2£2 the President's year- oearers tor toe current ?-sse rre-elect-Thos cia Co? Treasurer: Mr. Joseph Te £Z\el7t ed^T 0l: Mr Captain: Mr Cvrll w« n SDOrts Mr. J Ec; e; Committee: P. A Lnrig m Miner. g and Mr Patrick Ncubron-
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    STATE HOCKEY TRIAL BEGINS TO-DAY
    64 15 fm state trial hockey match arranged to be played yesterday, was postponed owing to inclement weather and will be P' to-day at the SRC grounds. S^Tn C S in the htol are: Lt. MacMillan T Sloth 8, Varma N. Oehlers. L Reutens t? 2' E
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    Women's Hockey Trial Off
    18 15 GS .C .rounds h I aftmo °n at the nuunas nag been can relied
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    Scotland Beat Hungary At Soccer
    54 15 Glasgow, the soccer ma rh I>lavcd Hungary hv !hrp Srof!and hp li land i««? leadRWS ne W" nfl at hah-time lhr< c goals lo keeper, who o?ou4 t 3anan saves, ard p"nfin«2 many One men. otland played only tei; verted Gs whlch Sarosi conside. a
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    Cycling Carnival Begins To-morrow
    214 16 CHAMPIONS OF BOTH SEXES TO PARTICIPATE (By "Pete") ane oi the greatest Cychn« I/ even{s to be held in Singapore takes place to-nior.v.w a the Happy World Md"*""! cvdists. excluding »»dies and Inter-team Relay nil! participate in a three-day event The number of entries reeved is
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    KHALSA HOCKEY TEAM
    44 16 The following hockey team wiU represent Khalsa Association against johore Police XI playing Tuesday next t Khals* ground:— Gurdial Singh: Gopal Singh <capt, Karmuceh Singn; Major bind:. Han Slieh Teja Singh, P. Singh, Chowhury. Duleep Singh. Sansar Singh and Baiwant Bingh.
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    Entrants Practising
    12 16 Two charm ng cyclists vbt wu] participate in die Canural
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    What The Stars Foretell
    135 17 ILL HEAD- I V surprise I rig in the i may have to I j i keep an nn- I m some matter. The I sentimtntal fCffS-—Fed- S ist any* 2 i SO. he J rse?' ro i ices. .4ro;'d J Friendly J flf« HfcCly I
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    EGYPTIAN CABINET
    14 17 Cairo. Dec. 7. accepted Britain's representatives u< atI inference in Lci'con. i
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    Gandhiji Justifies War Against Germany
    162 17 IF there could Uv Bombay. Dec. 7. against GermanvT W3r ln the name of h"manitv. a war race vvoul \\*cZZ el °v Want n »>™>tion <*« observes MahatZ rindh-" but Ido not be,iev war," Mahatnm rfiu* G £*L i his the "Hari jan/' "«:mui ueseribes
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    85 17 IDE are pleased to acknowledge the following school magazines which contain many bright, wellwritten and cheery articles on various topics. The Rafflesian. the A.C.S. magazine, the Citizen, and the A.C.C S. magazine Special mention should be made of the Citizen, journal of the City High School which
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    BRITAIN INFORMED
    29 17 Paris. Der. 7.—M. Bonnet received Mr Eric Pfaippg, British Ambassador, this mornins and acquainted him with 'he whole of yesterday's Franco-Germm talks with Herr yon Ribbentrop- Reuter.
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    Statement On Japan's Financial Position
    113 17 Reuter. Tokyo, Dec. 7. TOLD shipments abroad totalled v 860 million yen last year, the finance minister Ikeda informed the gathering of bankers held in Osaka. He added this year's exports though smaller was still considerable. He claimed 'mobilisation" of gold throughout the country was
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    CHANGES IN WESTERN PROVINCES
    596 18 SOCIAL POLITICAL "REVOLUTION" GOING ON Laying Foundation For Effective Local Government Shanghai, Nov. 30. A MAJOR social and political revolution, which will inevitably bring the nation to greater stalility, is in progress in China's vast h'nterland respite threatened hostilities. Such is the view of a foreign
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    Guerilla Forces Reorganised
    266 18 Shanghai. IN an attempt to survey lost territorus, the Chinese Military Affairs Commission has sent a number cf special representatives to the occupied areas both in North and Central China to investigate the strength of the guerilla forces and to assist them to increase their strength and
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    HELPING WOUNDED SOLDIERS
    26 18 Above picture shows Chinese soldiers helping their wounded rmm... a cross a creek. The stoicism of Chinese soldiers has yon I ,0 admiration.
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    JAPANESE DRIVE ON SIAN?
    257 18 International News Agency. Chungking, Nov 22. much-heralded Japanese drive to capture Sian. provincial seat sf Shensi. and to cut oft the Sino-Soviet overland route is imminent following the heavy bombing for the first time of Yenaa (Fushih). in north Shensi. headquarters of the Bth Route Army
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    Madras Government Will Consider The Question Of Giving Military Training For The Masses
    456 19 C.R.'s Assurance In The Assembly (United Press). A N u W S RI^ G a Question in IHp M»a t Madras. Nov. 30. C Rajaffopalaohariar bUiwimsS L the Prime Minister, the Hon allege jats^ for 'ne University
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    19 19 (United Press). Altogether 44,354 primary Congress members have been enrolled this year in the Central Provinces.—(United Press).
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    39 19 N.u. 30. i the Patni ting of Jus- u-Manohar-unt to-day the Bihar 'tgal and nlnil and void, this Act lays Court shall pass V j,for ?n -mount of in- the prin I lited Press
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    Sethji Hasn't Resigned From Working Committee'
    90 19 W: rdha, Nov. 30. General Spinners* here from Jub- > Mahatmaji rei an Exhii'uspices Industries ccasion of the be reported reof yth JamnalaJ Bajaj lauhf fefcr.: «mimittee of the d difference India Spinnivment of i mners. Si 1 am knowledge of opined BJ. I
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    83 19 authorised to 1 the next meetV\orking ComI Ward ha on 1,1 on the Bth "ranged —(United Senate has ommending to U a.sibility of aient in the lines suggesttfith the Occidents in I united Press.) belonging gj»iWl Jubulpore iheir ultir ?Pn Ka jnandgaon arisen in C ongress. moveme State
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    WILL OBSERVE A 'LITERACY DAY'
    36 19 uec. l. decided to «ghout the iar >' next to nUa Bes, win b e ft S th Jihr- and the begun to f giving ituuona is "nernment. n a sum United
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    H. H. THE AGA KHAN
    76 19 (United Press). Rajkot, Dec. I.—His Highness the Agi Khan will pi; a visit pi Katniawar r*i the first we?* of this month. He will arrive at Rajkot on Dec. b. It is likely that His Highness will be accompanied by Mr. M. A. Jinnah, President
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    LIQUOR ADS. MUST STOP
    50 19 (United Press). 2 fut re 118 one of th. objects of a Bill which the Gov. R^L Statement of Objects and Reasons says: "In order to makr s h^n^e P f ,ment f Prohttitln a is introduced, it is. necessary to ted Wesi?. SUCh areas "-(Uni-
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    60 19 (United Press). Jubbulpore, Dec 1 fown t0 na c the areTof fhe cutia. sunarwadi, Amanpura MahanaNag?r° r kPUr and «SL Bested Mr De Silva ha MkCbut 5? be named as "S» wagar but as the name was mislraritng. the suggestion was ?he has g Na^ m "rT S
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