Malaya Tribune, 17 December 1938

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's Newspaper- r r w *Paper. Guaranteed Largest Sales > So. 299. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1938 FIVE CENTS; The Malaya Tribune. Saturday. December 17, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1938 FIVE CĔStT
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      70 1 Read Vie (|[\DAY fUIBCMB Dominant Malaya m. gilbeyls -a ™c pure grams juice. liiviKor;tlr< ||,rlv neople and comales\j y- y cents. A rich and mellow wine with a flavour for all occasions. No tetter value obtainable anywhere. Invaluable as tome. A mc in a. s.». WTS 91A §Jihen baby needs
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      336 1 page] 91, Piccadilly, London. I t EXPERT DRESSMAKER AND DESIGNER. Gowns Designed S Created In Ler I work rooms I j 5 $30 S E 13, BATTERY ROAD, I BINGAPORE. Try MEAT FRICASSEE with SWEET-POTATO MEAT FRICASSEE W.TH SWEET-POTATO B.SCUtTS tttjgfgsS£ S 1 lb. meat j Rour oranfte 3 tablespoons
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    CAIRO POLICE TO USE TEAR GAS
    76 2 Cairo. THE Cairo aity police have decided that in future Tear g-as bombs will be used for subduing mobs and demonstrators. A special tear gas section has been created and men are being trained under the supervision of the commandant, Sir Thomas Russe.l Pasha.
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    Hidden Pole In Water
    58 2 When the tongkang was just outside of Mitchell Pier, a hidden pole in the vater. it is alleged pierced through the bottom of the torjgkang which sunk within a few minutes. The tongkang manned by a crew ol four, including the talkong managed to reach shore
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    SIT STILL AND LIVE LONG
    60 2 hengtu. A LOCAL man, hen. Yuancbing, claims to be 136 y< ars < Id His eldest son is 94 ar.d his youngest 44, and he has a daughter who is only II years of age! For itiftvl of the day whitebeardad hen d«c> nothing but
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    Asylum Killer Free, 'Haunted By Memory'
    365 2 Canterbury, Dec. 2. BECAUSE police lacked one vital clue. Sunt. Wheat lev had to say the inquest to-day on Arthur Izzard. Cimriham asylum murder victim, that there is as yet not sufficient evidence to justify proceedings against any particular person. The police are convinced
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    World's News Flashes
    299 2 Reuter. Berlin, Dec. 15.- I unable to pay then I first instalment of 1 I levy fell due to-aav I totalled 250 million I payable by Jews I ol property. I It is learned that I tion of those assessed I cash. The remainder I banks to
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    RUSH TO HOARD GOLD
    124 2 rfHOUSANDS <•! wea 1 of all nations are to turn a large P wealth into gold where it cannot be I their own or by I** Governments. Every available sal don baa been taken up that £350,000.000 worl secreted by private Swiss banks v. I strongrooms
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      453 2 STEAMER SAILINGS II $l\s# and BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated In England). P. .V 0. S. N. UK'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage STpore CARTHAGE 15.000 In Por' I BHUTAN (3.100 LS BEHAR 0 000 Doc. 2o RAJPUTANA 17,000 Dec. 30 1539 I I SOUDAN f5. r >!>o Jan. 13 RANCHI 17,000 Jan.
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      371 2 STEAMER SAILINGS o t|NORD| DOES YOUR kVE APPROACH le let us offer you nmodatipn ion the Bt. most modem and luxurious. .D.L. EXPRESS LINERS. Passage Agems: [MANN CO., LTD* 124, Robinson Road, Phone 7565. —H STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. LOCAL SAILINGS FROM MNGAPORE. PENANG BELAWAN. Thurs., 11.30 a.m. "KEDAH' 'ORT
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      307 2 HOLIDAY CRUISES To: BANGKOK SAIGON- By Luxurious One Class Motorships. Displacement Tons From Penanjr, P. S ham. Malacca, S'pon* m.s. Sclandia" < 13.000» 20-12 21-12 22-12 24-12« S m.s. "Borintsu" H2.500" 10-1 11-1 ?2-l 14-1 S BIA "Laiandia" < 11.000» 31-1 1-2 2-2 4-2 5 j SPECIAL [j CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY
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      196 2 O. S. K. Line m.s. Montevideo .Maru" (7 300 G. Tons*. Leaves Singapore Dec. 17. at p.m direct for 4 OLOWno <arr. Colombo Dec. 22. at a.m.l African South American Ports Fares:—Singapore Colombo. Cabin Class $154 00 Third Class 77.00 Third Class 46.40* Heck I 20.00 without diet). Subsequent sailings:—
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    New Political Party In Bucharest
    96 3 Reuter. Bucharest, Dec. 16. /INLY one political party to be known as the national renaissance front is to be pi emitted in future according to a new decree. Aii otiier political rights are for periods ot two to five years only. The decree is interpreted
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  • Obituary
    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE? DEATH.
    73 3 Madam Lee Geok Hong, agoo 57. wife of Kow Wee Kirn ana stecer or late Lee Choon Gunn, passed e.'.vav peacefully at her residence. No. 58. Stanley Street, on 16-12-38 She leaves behind 3 sons, Goh Cheng Hee, Gon Teck Hee. Goh Chye Hoe. 1 daughter (Lucy
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      423 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICES. Singapore Municipality TENDERS r invited for the or service. For I icipal Tender Room i Date of Closing. Ite and Tunr.el tor Thomp--12 noon, 19th Dec, n Dec 21. 1938 Valves for o-39 m March 6. 1939. 1938. .\a Road on, Dec. 21, 1938. C. H OOLDIE.
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      678 3 PUBLIC NOTICES STATE OF JOHORE. IN T ?T C T E JUDGE AT JOHORE BAHRU. Originating tt 43 of ltnx in tne Matter of SectionV«?o#Xb Land Enactmeot And M f; ter of a Cnar!;e dated the Bth day of May. 1928, Registered on the Pth.May 1928, Presentation No. *****. Charge
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      592 3 PUBLIC NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF SEMENYIH TIN DREDGING, LIMITED. <In Voluntary Liquidations NOTICE IS' HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Section 210 of the Companies Ordinance (Chapter 151», that a Meeting of Creditors of oEMENYIH 'UN DREDGING LIIvJiTED will ij e held at the office ol the Liquidator, D-IG, Hongkong Bank
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      615 3 POSITIONS VACANT H.M. NAVAL BASE. SINGAPORE Required immediately—Draughtsmen Surveyors and Tracers. Applicants for appointments as Draughtsmen should be quick neat draughtsmen able to prepsne details ot Architectural Fork from sketches and to design simple buildinge. Tracers mv:. be quick, accurate and neat. Surveyors- must be anie tc carry out and
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      271 3 For Severe Bowel Congestion This TASTELESS ODOURLESS and ABSOLUTELY PURE Castor Oil rapidly removes ..II waste matter from he system It is suitable for ADULTS or CHILDREN ALLENBURYS CASTOR OIL is made by: ALLEN 61 HANBURY S LTD., London. Sole Agents Barlow Co.. Singapore, K. Lumpur Ipoh. j THE CROWN"
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    871 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Doc. 16, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3. <> 2 «1 Asam Kumbang 28- 30 -norn Austral Malay 43,- 47 -norn Ayer Hitam 23 24 3 Ayer Weng 0.60 0.65 Bangrin Tin 21 6 22
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    Graphic Story Of Hold-Up Told In Court
    325 4 Singapore Friday |LLEGED to have been concerned with three other men in the hold-up of a ricksha in Home Road on the night of Sept. 29, Tang Wan, a Cantonese youth, was committed to the Assizes loda} by ibe Relief Court Magistrate (Mr.
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    PRICES MOVE UP IN RUBBER MARKET
    163 4 THI pan speaking, which has taken placp during the past few day s on both sides of the Atlantic, seems likely to have a salutary effect, and to advance rather than retard the work of the peacemakers, says Stanton and Nelson's Vtaklj Rubber Market
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    263 4 LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore. Der\ 16. 5 p.m. Company Dividend Book, TIN ***** Dat Ex Div. vear Hongkong Tin ,v; final Pa^ 0 D %ec 19 less tax iy JU Klllin S ha11 ?V4 final Dec. 30 Dec 19 less tax 10 Kramat Tin 3d. Dec.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    232 4 6% Maynard Co.. Ltd $30,000 Int Apr. 30 Oct. 31 90 100 norn SINGAPORE MIJX/l IPAL- •>'< 1901 red. "910 54j),000 Int Mar. 31. 9cpt. 30. Ino] «'*7 1907 red. 19*7 si (.00,000* Int"" 2 103 2 norn Mar. 31 Sept. J Q 1909 red. 195$' $Lm
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    435 4 London Commodities ritrrfr Previous To- j Spot Buyers p Steady fellers J I Ist Forward (January) Buyers 1 Ju I Sellers 8 I 2nd Forward (February) Buyers B 1 16 I Sellers 8 11G I 3rd Forward (Apr.i June) Buyers 8 J 8 1 Seller* 8 316
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      453 4 Malayalee Association Under the auspices of the Malayalee Association. Mr. T. K. Narayanan will deliver a lecture on "Tranvancore Today", at 4 30 p m on Sunday in the Meihodist Tamil Church Hall, 1, Short Street. Mr. K. P Kesava Menon B.A., Bar-at-Law. will preside. BA\K OF CIIIXA (Incorporated in
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      53 4 I SAFE 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 are 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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      110 4 IB Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, Ltd. 1 (Incorporated in the Straits Settler,:ents jl CAPITAL: II Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00- HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CnULIA STREET. SINGAPORE I Local Branches 458 NorthBBried c I 253, South Bridge Road, Singapore Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEV I LONDON BANKERS: NEW *03X BANKER** 1
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      442 5 J HODIST CHURCH i tanning Read) Sunday School mm service. service, Mr. h. r Primary and Crad! ristmas Party. ill., Sunday School Pn iamine. p.m. Bpworth League S ctal CH'KESE METHODIST CHI RCH up n« Kapor Roac 1 Boys' Brigade Bibir s nday School, s ice -Mr. Chco Bene th
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      712 5 io™' English Service). 3n a, m sc s mri:,y Sr, '°»> ""I Bibic »y 5 Meeting. "RETHESDA" 1 Katong) fJunctlon of Pennefather anc Roads) 30 c" day St ho a d Bible TUe j&y) Pm GosDel Scrvi( »n Wrtn k e^ r Th; Ya s i l 8 P™. P»yer
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      224 5 ISIK I MADE -2 W.D.&H.O.WILLS |M BRISTOL ENGLAND There is nothing like OVALTINE for Quality and Value CHING KENG LEE CO., LTD. 1 (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). No. I-A, (Ist Floor), D.ALMEIDA STREET, SINGAPORE. (Next to The Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.) II THONE. NO. 3918 TELEGRAMS: "AUCTIONEERS. SINGAPORE."
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      524 6 i STEEL TUBULAR CHAIRS "BELL ON SIGHT* Typo T Modem, Lomiortable, Artistic, Strong, stow enamelled any colour wiill u;>hol>tery to match or contrast, I or the Dome, Offices, Cafes, Shops, etc. Write for Illustrated Booklet. Retail Agents: CHOP CHIN GIAP, 226, Victoria Street. Manufactured by Diamond Metal Products j Co.,
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      273 6 YOU BUY A CAR BUTYOU INVEST IN AH A U ST IN IF YOUR BREATH HAS A SMELL YOU CANT FEEL WELL t Blcn 2 pint! of Kle juice flow from our liver into o-:r eve: v dnv, our move•rents get hard and con tijated and our food decays unnaturally
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      29 6 I l^^^^l D. T. Lim Company for JAVA MALAYAN DELICACIFK DUTCH PROVISIONS C S Etc. Your \i*lt is Cordially Welcome 163. NORTH URTDOE ROAD I SINGAPORE 1 i|~ n
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      136 6 mmmmmma 9" DII. G. I BENNING'S i: X 'l E HI I Excellent lor the treatmer.l 225 (Dry or Weepii -gt Psoria 'itch, Prickly heat. In B j Abscesses, Singapore Foot and all p»n«J >kin diseases. Antiseptic, allays irn*ation and opposes nUUmrnation. ton renient and easy to apply rl >pray
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      1113 6 Piano Syncopation From Spore 9.10 p.m. ZHP 30.96 metres (9.69 me v) p m <^^\ UAS Light Orchestral Concert by 6.20 Concert of light music. 9 H ~^>~t)|^ Reller's Hungarian Band, direct- 720 News in English- g| V v l\ ed by C. Reller (related from 735 Concert oi light
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    Film Short On Unclaimed Bank Accounts
    315 7 Millions Of Dollars Want Claiming ENTERTAINMENT PAGE hi bank vaults, •v\ n. (an you ■m, this huge the property cf they aae the forDetectives all i cf names and rs as f o whom tv haven't been very y ;ar, with the achis fortune
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    THE CAPITOL DOLLIES
    25 7 Snee^ndio "V!"' n mbcrs u > iwesented by the Premier c sxo-lt Jt v,< with the l aramounl comedy "Give Me Sailor,* soon.
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    LAST NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHTS
    159 7 "OHOPWORN Angel," the M.G.M. picture at the Pavilion, tells a story which holds the attention Irom start to finish. In fact it is one of the finest pictures of human interest we have seen for a lons time It is a story of the United States
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    "Spawn Of The North"
    136 7 SPAWN of the North." is a grand film, full cf tense drama, and impregnated with reality. Starring George Raft. Akim Taciroff. Dorothy Lamour, Henry Fonda and Louise Piatt, all excellent dramatic actors, this film is one which will go down well with Singapore audiences. The theme
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    NEW HOME
    38 7 When Wesley Ruggles returns to Hollywood from his European vacation to start producing- "Inv'tat'on to Han piness" at Paramount, his Heverly Hill* home, which was remodelled and refurnished during his aosence will i ready for cccupancy.
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    OWN RECORDS
    24 7 Shirley Ross has made recordings of own versions of all the songs she i d B.nii Crosby sing together In 'Paris Honeymoon.
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    FURNITURE
    22 7 The furniture in Joan Benny's nur- Is a duplic tte in miniature of the piec the room < her mother Alary Livingstone.
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    Secret Of Hollywood's Happiest Couple
    288 7 A YEAR has elapsed since William Boyd and Grace Bradley pu over a surprise l>v gett'ng married They are. without a doubt, Hollywood's most happily wedded couple. r he star eft.c Hopalons Cessidj pictures and th? former Bro-tdwav «.•.1 amour p.irl and motion picture actress
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      19 7 TBI WOHT STUDIO FOR YOUR PORTRAITS LILY WHITE PHOTO STUDIO. 79, North Bridire Koatf. (Opposite Adcl-jhi ll"W:*). j BthGAfOltK
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      129 7 RxjlcUd ENHANCED [>f&f|fl LONG LIFE iliJi^- 1 BATTERY "llltfllPri I Obtainable from all dealers or from THE CHLORIDE ELECTRICAL STORAGE CO., LTD., (Incorporated in England*, la, Oldham Lane, SINGAPORE. Another lot of New Brunswick and Vocalion Record:.'—Popular Dance anC owing Re :< I i has just been added to this
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      220 7 HEALTHY fefr 1 VIGOROUS YOUTH ■M tfJJ V} FIT! Youthful, full of vitality and Wk i 'if vigour I How By taking Bcccham's jraSfiSbi J) Pills. They tone, regulate and purify your Wk V f lystem and give you that inner health Jl%t i which makes life worth living. They
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      428 8 Mr LOVE STORY wi(h DRAMA, DANCING ami THRILLS! PAVILION 3-15-6-15-9-15 TO-DAY wrm a pair of ugs I beautiful star of "Three Comrades" with appealing Jimmy Stewart! What a grand pair they make. Out of his longings she came a borrowed bride to give this innocent country lad a moment of
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      216 8 II i;IIA.MI STARS IN THE TEAR'S MOST EXCITING ADVENTURE STORY 'TO DAY DOROTHY j at the L AMOUR [CAPITOL I GEORGE RAFT j 3.15 -6.15 -9.15 J HENRY FONDA j in Paramount's Aai«/tag Story of the Arctki I "SPAWN «m j tub NOR TV "BENGAL LANCER" and 'SOI LS AT
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      411 8 A GRAND LAUGH SHOW, PRODUCED BY HOL! X Tc night Last Sight al DOROTHY LAMOUR in "THE HURRICA.M Everybody Is Talking About! Be Sure To Be One A. km See I; Again! Ist Show: Fred Mat-Murray Jack Oakje in "THE TEXAS I Galloping Hoofs! Thundering Guns! Prices: 10 cts.. 20
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      215 9 STAR BRAND JpLY3O| /I I a > tmm ft>v ma'v a "i' MM MJSfe&i&e >■«•* a «J I H i. MJ :f H iM 1111 ''nmrtmfurij JUJ U BES SPECIAL OFFER tvi bottle contains FREE COUPON I« o coupons to your and he will <nve you ONE FULL SIZE FREE
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      163 9 i A lhambra"s"l '(outronod by Shaw Bros Ui) j Special CHRISTMAS I Attraction.' j j I SQNJA HENIE j j TO AN DAVIS A\< CESAR ROMERO M BUDDY EBSEN jj "i"'" S&V >« •< S J :v Fox iV S a i J See The Magnificent j ALICE IN j
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      501 9 The CAPITOL DOLLIES ART COMING BACK in a Grand NEW S/wu NEXT CHANGE at the CAPITOL Par-amount's I pnurious New ConTedv^THTwT" jp* in be presented with a Special Sta<re j J Attraction I mmr "The capitol •L DOLLIES" r a,Rf Novelties including \f jj I lht? CHESTNUT —"I^IV^CJ^ London Craze)
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      90 9 aji mm a i4niiiii i lllllillllllllllH|l|M||||ii|M| jt j 77/£ BRIGHTEST WEEKEND SHOW] AT 11 A.M. 3-15 6-13 11 ]l- j I I SHE'S A M<» i SUR- :f ...on mi s> >« n- T/| 5 PRISING ST H ]hdjf£** Shirley |W' TEMPLE I» I I (DURANTE, EDNA MAE OLIVER,• i
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    HELPING THE CLERK
    707 10 jyjUCH has been said, and rightly said, with regard to improving tlif lot Of Clerks in Malaya. Mr. G. H. Kiat recently gave an address on the subject in the course of which he said, "I should like you to have a picture before you of one
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    Japan's Political And Economic Aims
    1006 10 CHINA CAN REPAY LOANS WEEK-END REVIEW Under Disguise HEPORTS during the week indicated K that the Japanese authorities in the occupied parts of China are busy lookfor a President of the amalgamated regimes of North and Central China which will be proclaimed on Dec. 23
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    To-day's News Review
    477 10 gOTH Britain and France concurrently announce big increases in sea power. Britain is to launch a new navy of 45 warships during next year and France will have built a new navy by 1943. This is the kind of talk the people of both Empires, particularly those
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    To-Day's Bright Thoughts
    40 10 it were pul a critic The L would be proclain iar dance-hit of t 1 would have it. We read of a new ••"< rapid cloth-cutting m ichirw the inventor got the idea from 8 in pla billiards
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      233 10 ?X\ f v.- 3" \o. j DO Vol JR lIR IS n 1 1V SHOPPING .\7 V- l ROBINSON'S CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HOURS: We remain open until 5 p.m. To day from Monday, Dec 19 T, > 23 oper. until 6 p.m. On Saturaay, 24tb, open until f; p m i;2oaed
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    8-YEAR OLD ARTIST HANGS HIS PICTURES
    60 11 < urn., boy p, ato Chan who and paints with h.s «hiSiH h U rk at the Coo,in Galleries, Ne, already held a successful exhibition in Paris. He Uls h hi! •,T aB< L° i hrce was laken Germany, and from when his rather
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    BRITISH SOMALI AS PEACE BRIBE FOR MUSSOLINI?
    136 11 Reuter. Ldhrion. Dec. 1(>. I S I lON is made in Paris newspapers that Mr. Neville Chammay offer Signor Mussolini British Somali land in return re peaceful policy. n is made by Pertinax i lay, but I ordon official j y knowledge of
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    2 11 STOP PRESS
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    BRITAIN REACHES PEAK IN PEACETIME NAVAL DRIVE
    327 11 45 New Vessels In 1939 Reuter. miDivf London. Dec 16. J)URING 1939 Britain will launch 45 warships with a total tonnage of 365,705. Mr. Hector Bywater. Daily Telegraph naval correspondent, who makes this calculation, says such a figure has never hefore been approached
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    HITLER RECEIVES NEW AMBASSADOR FROM CHINA
    173 11 Reuter. Berlin, Dec. 16 ITfTLEB received Mr. Chen Chieh. U «he new Chinese ambassador to Berlin, this afternoon, when Mr. Chen presented his credentials. An appeal for closer Sino-German relations was made by Mr. Chen when he addressed Hitler after presenting his credentials. He
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    CUSTOMS OFFICIAL INCINERATED
    55 11 Reuter. Alexandria. Dec. 16 —A night custor a official was burnt to death in a five which jutted a wing of the customs tmilduig here. Eighteen cases of cinema films were destroyed. It is thought the firi started when a spark ignited one o' the films when
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    Snowden Memorial
    47 11 Reutei London, Dec. 16.—An address was deliverel by Earl Baldwin in which he t tressed the integrity and courage, both physical and moral of the late Chan eellor of the Exchequer when a oronze bust of the late Vascount Snowden was •mvcmed at the Treasury.—Reuter
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    LOYAL ARABS TO DEMONSTRATE
    93 11 Reuter. Jerusalem Dec. 16 THOUSANDS of loyal Arabs are planning' a monster demonstration to be held on the hillside south of Hebron on Sunday to express loyalty to the King and the British Government and to give miblic expression of thanks to th e British Army
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    POLITICS IN CHINA'S ARMY
    60 11 Reuter. Chungking. Dec. 16.—Chinese army i to be supplied with "political depar--rnnts on the lines of the Soviet and Eoanish RGepublican forces. This is anounced by General Chen-Chen, Com- ander in-Chief of the forces on tk South Yangtse, who intends that 0 tom stronS army of
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    ECUADOR TROUBLE OVER?
    100 11 Reuter. Quito. Ecuador, Dee. 16. mm g rrcsts of Left wing deputies nave MASS arreaw vi yesterday vnf ::e in se vi «o« the army, Mouse where the Let wins up w-hout resistance, and the thieat of various civil disorder now appears to fcr averted. Everything is
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    JAPS ORGANISE CHINA AFFAIRS
    194 11 Reuter. Tokyo. Dec. JG. CHINA Affairs Board, the n"w machine for contro'lin<r all mat tors connected \\iih China, was formally inansrnrated to-Hav. Premier Konoye is the president and the ministers of foreign affairs, finance, war and navy are vice-presidents, all ol whom a.c ex-officio. Lieut. -Genera]
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    NEW INDIA DEFENCE APPOINTED
    51 11 Reuter. New Delhi. Dec. 16 A— new post In th? India Government, that of Secretaiy for Defence CC-crd nation, has been announced. Mr. D. E. C. Williams, an Indian Civil Service official, has beer appointed and he will be attached to the secretariat of the Governor-General.—
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    AUSTRALIAN LOAN SUCCESS
    41 11 Reuter. Canberra. Dec. 1(5 —It is announced that the £71.700.000 Australian internal conversion loan has been fully subscribed Except for four millions of new money required for defence works the loan was for conversion of maturing internal loans.—Reuter.
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    AMERICAN "DRUG KING" WAS CONVICTED SWINDLER
    249 11 Reuter. New Vo'-k, Dec. 16. WHAT is alleged to bo an astonishing case of a Jekyll and Hyde Tl personality was brcught to a startling climax to-d iv when Donald Coster, known as a drag king, shot and killed himself in h s country
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    ALFONSO MAY RETURN TO SPAIN
    155 11 Renter. Luna, Dec. 16. THE Cuban delegate Scnor Mar--1 tincz Fraga, at the PanAmerican conference has drafted a plan suggesting in general terms the idea of mediation in Spain. The plan must first go through the agenda conimission Of the conference. A London message states
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    CHINA'S "EITHER-OR" THREAT TO BRITAIN
    214 11 Shanghai, S)rc. 16. AT a meeting at an undisclosed place, Marshal Chiang Kai Shek is icported to have told Sir Archibald Clark Kerr, British Ambassador to China, that In the abse; cc of any substantial help from Great Britain and America to assist China in
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    Foreign Policy Censure Motion
    190 11 Reuter. Load—, Dec. 16. AN Monday the Socialist Oppos'tion in the House of Commons will move a vote of censure on the Government expressing no confidence in the foreign policy of the Governnient. A motion tabled the Government for consideration duriiu; the debate en Tuesday on
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    LIMA CONFERENCE AT STANDSTILL?
    133 11 Reuter. New York, Dec. 16 Th United States have presented a draft treaty embodying eight separate inter-Ameri-can peace pacts to the Pan-American Conference at Lima, it is repoited. bol the main fact of interest to New York observers Ls that Mr. Cordell Hull has not yet
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    STILL CLEANING UP IN PALESTINE
    45 11 Reuter. Jerusalem. Dec. 16.—British troops 'imported by aircraft carried out ex'ersive search operations in Samaria. Five \-'lages were surrounded and combed and a number of suspects detained Detachments of the LeJcestershirea and Scots Greys took part in the oprrations —Renter.
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    TO MANY, A NEW KIND OF THRILL
    27 12 A pic tun taken it the Salvaticn A: ;-iv Christmas treal for 1300 children given at the New World yesterday.
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    X'MAS GIFT MONEY MAY GO TO CHINA
    370 12 THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce forwards the appended letter received from Mr. S. S. Franklin, of the Nestle and \»iglo-Swiss Milk Products. Ltd. and states that it has been circulated to all the Chinese newspaper with the request that the fullest publicity
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    GOING HOME
    91 12 Cay Uff. A. i'trego. the Consul lor Italy in Singapore, will leave en route lor home to-morrow (Sundas tie will go to Calcutta by Imperial Airways plane, leaving at three o'clock, and then go overland by car to Bombay, when, he will take a steamer for Italy. Mr.
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    New Experimental Factory For Pineapples
    102 12 nnuv Singapore, Friday, i lapH rOW%h of lht Pineapple canning business from insignificame to one of sout hern Malaya's major industries is responsible oi the creation ol a new demonstration and experimental canning factory at the fifth mile, Scudai Road, Johore Buildings to house the
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    LECTURE BY BUDDHIST
    11 12 V.30 p m ad <m Dec 20 at
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    EXPIRED LICENCE
    23 12 Singapore, Friday.—f W Alien ~f Patersor Simons Ltd. was J' J**? drivin without a licence r« lively. W r 8 P«c-
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    Malayan Pilot's Story Of Fatal Road Crash
    531 12 Singapore, Friday. PVE days after liis arrival from Australia, a commercial pilot in the employ of Wearncs Air Service became one of the unwilling parties to a "crash in the small hours oi Sept. 25. This was revealed during the trial of a
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    Not Japanese Pens
    123 12 |N our issue of Wednesday 1 appeared a report nnder the h, adi-a "Pens Sto'tn From Optical Company,'' in which it v. a stated thai 20 foantain pi ns, valued nt SIT 9, had been stolen from the Oriental Optical Ccmpait>'c prrmise3 at No, Si rth Bridge
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    FAILED TO COMPLY
    81 12 Singapore, Friday. MR L. C. Goh. the fifth police magistrate cautioned and discharged the manager of K. Babtt Co. this morning on three charges Of tailing to comply with the standard specification ol ele:cue appliances. Hts worship also ordered the confiscation ol 18, two was B.C. switch
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    110 12 At lived from N.E.I, by KLM plane Zil rrcieer" —Mr. Coivm. Mr. Walters, Mr. Meyer, Mr. J. Ha slir.ga. Mr. Pa van rU Ceccatty. Left for Medan. India and Europe by .;i M plane "ZUverrefger"—Mr. Meyer Mr. Dalton T. Diana Mr Tone. Yuan La Sir. and Mrs.
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    MURDERER'S THREAT TO HAUNT JUDGE
    215 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Serembaii THE strangest request any Malayan Judge Ims had time came to the Hon. Mr. Justice Raja Musa at ti„ of the case in which Arumugam stood charged with the his wife on May 14 at Perenhtian Siput Estate. Port D
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    A.C.S. SENIOR CLASSES' DINNER
    109 12 Singapore, Friday. THE Anglo-Chin cse School (am bridge Senior Classes entertained a large number of guests to a Chinese dinner in the school hall this evening. After dinner the toast ox the school was proposed by Mr. Loh Siew Whye and the principal. Mr. T. W
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    Refugee Fund
    19 12 London, Dec. 16--Earl Baldwin refugees' fund is now over 101.300 .sterling including a thousand sterling from Lloyds.—Ficuter.
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    Singapore Crime Reports
    166 12 Singapore. Friday —A Cantonese ridin- a bicycle and armed with a knife robbed a Hainanesc ai cash. 7t; eenfcs. and two photographs in Paterson Roud at 9 4. > p.m. last night. No arrests have been made Singapore. Friday.—A Kheh reports that cash 565 was stolen from
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    Liner Carries Largest Number Of Passengers
    115 12 THE largest number of passengers ever to have liner Carthage, on its arrival in Singapore, w< deck rails of the vessel as it drew alongside ye; Many of these people are on holiday, making long trips, from country to ccuntrv and changing vessels jvhere\ti
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    U. S. A. LOAN FOR CHINA
    211 12 New York, Ext 11 jyjß. Jesse Jul Reconstruct: Corporation. ann< the Universal Coi said that the pro* used for finan of United States a manufactured pr< and the importation from China. Referring to .1 ai funds would kx di and added ihat authorisation, to
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    Y.W.C.A. Dance
    42 12 A suce held by the V W C A the SVC H three hundred The gath fancy dress, dan© d of the Sambodno: Daintily dres 1 the needs of tie in the form of purcl goes to contribute the Club.
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    Entertained
    46 12 Vice-president <»' hula Maha Sab Ik. I (9 wife and ICrs. Guru-' fl| tn tea last uighl b> i* 1 the Sinnapore Bud |9 07. Spottiswoode Pat* fl Members of the S II were al.so preaenl and Mrs m s Pen i leave foe Ceylon to
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    Ex-Member Of B.M.A. Council To Inspect Medical College
    96 13 Will See For Himself The 1 Progress Recorded afl Reporter) Arthur Needham. I) a member of ihe v ihtish Medical arrived in Singat►oard the Cartilage, 0 n this afternoon. to .mi the King of Medicine here, j he progresa made nsil he
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    AMERICAN REPUBLICS TO MEDIATE IN SPAIN
    71 13 Reuter. I B«TgCs, Dee !<;. i ''> that pan-American net 1 I'ma may di>IWOO* thai the Si nth p. ->•• h'fc* shall eaHeethre- meri in Sua**! nrodnrcm isinc attitude here. hat Franco considers onditional republican enable him to build I lid for the granting
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    "Nobody Can Destroy Us"
    194 13 Reuter. T H|< Berlin, Dec. 1«. HIS regime of German peoples and Commonwealth will never pass away, declared Herr Hitler, addressing three thousand workmen at a gathering to celebrate the completion of the three thousandth kilometre of Germany's great new motor road system. Referring to the
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    AMERICAN ENVOY NOT OPTIMISTIC
    48 13 Reuter. New York. Dee. 16 -When Mr. Kennedy, American Ambassador to Britain ariived here, he said *'i am not parti' cu'arly optimistic about ihe peace ot Europe." Hr* declared P.? definitely favoured Mr. Roosevelt's plans for :i larger army, navy and air force. Rent"-
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    No News Print In Madrid
    20 13 Reuter. Madrid, B.c. 16 Owmg to lack of paper two Madrid newspapers suspended publication. Renter.
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    FOUND SANCTUARY IN ENGLAND
    47 13 ST&S, h "nved London fan th T You "S Chris, been provided with sreUe »t Bloomsbury London. Their fathers have a«d c 1 f ,n S ey 1,1,010 *hows:_ Women wiitmg iett ers home at the Y.W.C.A. Central C lub in BUoatoNny, London.
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    Crop Restriction More Or Less Permanent In U. S.
    164 13 Reuter. Pi DTI al i c m Washington, Dec. 16. d«i^T™.-7f W ">e l>r«spec.s of a declining aomestu demand illn products in laler rears make rov«-n. T'l i"Z V m r '''r n r Permanent, declares C secretary ..I asncnltarc in
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    EX-KING ALFONSO'S RIGHTS RE-INSTATED
    60 13 Reuter. k DECREE which was read bj Gen- era] Franco n lore its approval by the Council revokes the law pass< :1 in the Spanish CortCf on Nov. 1931, depriving the former K nn Alfonso of nil h s Span sh rights. Th* deer also annuls
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    MR. W. F. NUTT
    37 13 Mr. W P. Nutt, ()R X, who wa- to. merly manager of the straits Tradin'-; Co Ltd., is a passenger on the Barpedoii which is clue at Singapore on the 25tn 1 ln«t.
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    Penang Champion Knocks Out Mortell In Sixth Round
    633 14 ARENAS LOSES TO BERNAL Friday. exceiirnt card of fighting was served to fight fans to-night at the Happy Stadium. All fights were keenly contested and even though the much talked of fight between Sompong and Marques did not materialise, the main contest
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    SPORTS TO-DAY
    24 14 RUGBY: Malaya Cup match—Singapore vs. Arm> (S.C.C. ground). RUGBY: S.R.C. vs. V.M.C.A. i S.R.C. ground). WRESTLING: At ihe New World (9 p.m.)
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    Y.M.C.A. BEAT R.A.S.C.
    54 14 pLAYING on their own ground, the V.M.C.A. lost by three goals to one to the R.A.S.C. in a dull game of hockey yesterday evening. Play was never of a high standard throughout and the V's who fielded only ten men were lucky that they did not lose
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    ORIENT HEAVYWEIGHT WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP AT NEW WORLD
    185 14  -  WINNER TO GET BELT <R> “TETE”) FjTAYOUKKD with an excellent evening' the New World Arena should be packed to-night to witness the wrestling bout between Wong P> >ck Cheung, the champion of hina and Kartar Singh, the Malayan champion for the Orient Heavyweight
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    Chinese Big Win Over R. A. M. C.
    304 14 S.C.R.C. "A" 5; R.A.M.C 0. pLAYING one of the best games of the season, the S.C.R.C. hockey "A*' Eleven won a rousing victory over the R.A.M.C. who were trounced to the tune of five goals to nil. at Hong Lim Green last
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    Tennis Club Open To All To Be Formed In Singapore
    285 14 (Tribune Staff Reporter) |F sufficient financial support is forthcoming, Malaya will have the first tennis club, membership of which will be open to all, irrespective of race, colour or creed. Movement to form such a club is afoiT and Government
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    SINGAPORE WOMEN'S HOCKEY
    107 14 FEAMS for the next men's hockey trial ha lected as follows c Whites: Miss. M Oehl M. Clarke (cap! i, strong; A.'i (••Silva; Mrs. M. Eber; v pard M;s.. P I Miss. Nellie Chia VI JM> Colaurs: Mrs G. Fi E. A. Joy, .vir \i (eapt... Slss
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    Favourites And Outsiders Share Honours At Taiping Yesterday
    596 15 Favourites And Outsiders Share Honours At Taip ing Yesterday Explode Pays Best Dividend (From Our Own Reporter) ,i» \v\ '-.an attended the opening day of th* rw v Th s lta of Perak the Hon blc the British Resident raCE ONE I Div. 1, Abt. 5 furs. F"»; VCTOH <9.8)
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    BIG SWEEP
    18 15 (Total Pool $10,355). First ***** Second ***** Third ***** Starters: *****. *****, *****,*****. *****. *****. *****.
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    Handicaps For To-day's Races At Taiping
    279 15 THE handicaps for the second day of the Taiping Skye meet today are as follows: RACE I Hones, lass 5. Div. 1, abt. 6 Furs. 2.30 p.m Mandai 11 1 Miss Labis 10.2 Fancan 10 Komolux 9.7 Evergreen 8.11 RACE 2 Horses, Class 5,
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    RESULTS AT A GLANCE
    93 15 Kate 1: Army Contractor Sl2 &$7 Little Miss X Sl6 Faith S8 Race 2: Phar Par $43 SlO Twinkling Eyes $10 Glamour SlO Race 3: M.G.M. S5O &$9 Gallant Maggie $15 Auboss $12 Race 4: Just My Luck Sl2 $10 Clifton Lad $7 Star Lock $5
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    Selections
    53 15  -  By "Marcus Superbus" Following are selections for this afternoon's racing at TaipingRace I—MISS LABIS Mandai Race 2—HOME GINGER M.G M. Race 3—FAITH Little Miss X. Race 4—TWINKLING EYES Spring Girl Race S—TAJ MAHAL Mickey Mouse Race 6—EXPLODE Miss Rod Race 7—LA COLONOALE Sure Cure Race B—J IT ST MY
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    TO-MORROW'S BASEBALL
    25 15 The Cubo will meet the Filipino Roc- kies at Baseball to-mcrrow afternoon a r 3 p.m. on St. Joseph's ground. Bras; Basah Road.
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    Teams For To-day
    137 15 JEAMS for 10-day's needle match in the southern sr tion cf tie Ylalava (up competition are f,ivm below. The match is to start at p.m. and the ground will be enclosed, as The winners of t"iay's same v .11 meet in the (up final on Jan. 14.
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    A.P.C. TROUNCE HEAVY BATTERY
    577 16 HOOPS SCORES FOUR GOALS A.P.C. 6; 22nd Heavy Battery 2. M' VIEROUS amusing incidents were witnessed in a hockey match played on the S.C.C. padtllg yesterday In which the A.P.C Eleven defeated the 22nd Heavy Battery side by six goals to two. The play was very
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    MERRY UNION B.P. WIN
    116 16 Before a large gathering of .spectators an enthusiastic match was played at the Happy World Covered Stadium on Saturday last between the Merry Union Badminton Party and tone Eclipse Badminton Party resulting in a victory for the former by four games to three. (Merry Union Badminton
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    SELANGOR TEAM AGAINST PENANG
    54 16 EXCEPT for ont Wl State hot I*cnan S ».i Saturday m t"S jam* as thai »>,;• and Negri Velupillay. who wing will not be suit of an injur? intrr-State match cently. Kasi will take The following will reore S G Grenier: G L. Kuen. V. Vijendr
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    SAPPERS BEAT ST. ANDREW'S
    283 16 R.E. (Pulau Brani) 8 pts.: 5.A.0.8 pv<> n issed penalties cost the 5.A.0.8. the game against the HE (Pulau Brani) which they lost by eight points (one goal a penalty) to three (try) at Faner Park yesterday afternoon Splendid kicking by Madin was the feature of
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    Hitler Plans To Make Russian Duke Fuehrer Of Ukraine
    236 17 iwaaame Tabouis s Disclosure II ttd here that Grand Duk e Vladimi Dec 16 throne of all the i There he will be received by S next week vis writing in O Euvre. according to Ma- is stated that Hitler Vladimir
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    Sikh Constable Acquitted
    54 17 gh, Sikh police constable, rged with using criminal ttrage the modesty of a ChiAn Teng. was yesterday acth: Fifth Magistrate. Mr. L.C. the court adjourned to th. 1 icident and later returned re the accused gave his eviwas a complete denial d attempt. He had arrested c
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    RETIRED I.C.S. MAN ON A VISIT TO MALAYA
    111 17 (Tribune Staff Reporter) £IR Leonard Adami and Lady mi were among the passenaft^mo^ 0 K ed in sin ffapore this arternoon on board the P o hner Carthage. and he /rp joined the vessel at Marseilles. In Malaya Thp njoy nS a
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    Heavy Fines For Rubber Smugglers
    163 17 Singapore, Friday. JIIE seizure of 90 piculs of rubber valued at $1,350, 200 yards off Pulau Übin on December 15 at 7 a.m. had a sequel today in the Sixth Police Court, when Tan Poon, Wee Kok, Tan Chwee and Tan Seng Juan were convicted
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    AMERICAN MARKET IS CALM
    253 17 THE following ,s a cabled synopsis from lh- -Traders" column of fawns ihe American National i Financial Weekly: Barrons VVeek- '.v Index of Business Activity i s 78.9, m> 2.3 per cent from the previous •i. A fortnight still remains of cue period «heii December "Lows"
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    Policewomen For China's New Capital First Force Of Its Kind
    561 18 RESPONSIBLE DUTIES UNDERTAKEN A NUMBER AT PRESENT UNDER TRAINING THE Chungking Municipal Police Force will soon be reinforced by 32 policewomen now under intensive training it the city s Police Training Institute. These policewomen, first of their kind in the
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    PLIGHT OF CHINESE FISHERMEN
    144 18 Central News. Ytingan, Fukien. THE Chinese fishermen in various districts along the Fukien coast mrt in a serious plight as a result of the Japanese coastal blockade which renders fishing impossible. Deprived of their trade. 50 fishermen ft l.aiyaolou in the district of Hui-an. have actually
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    Mongol Leader's Allegiance
    105 18 Central News. Lanchow PtUKCfe i-*aa. chairman of the suiyuan Monglian Poli leal Council, and chief cf the Ikh Chao League In Suiyuan. has removed his headquarters to Yulin In northern Sheusl. The removal is interpret ct as un w dicatlon of his allegiance to the NaUona! Government
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    135 18 Central News. Chungking. pi spite of the war, Szechwan A vineial authorities arc mined to tighten thni effort to el, inmate the opium evil vim?.. A scheme for opium sion for the 28th Year ol nese Kepubl.- drafted md lUitted to the Executive luan provincial
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    GENEROUS DONATIONS FROM MALAYA
    153 18 Hon.:. THE overseas Chun couraged by Cl reverses and continue full support to the Nations mcnt icr the prol >n* sistance to Japan, itcls Chans; San-sanf. repres the Waichow Oversea bin lief Society, who h Hcnjjkong: to prepare ri in the Waichow district Mr. Chung said
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    Muslims Deprecate Attitude Of The Congress To Indian States
    373 19 b !(1 Views Gandhiji's icle With Concern (Untied Press). mdhi's men, article in .ho Published in .he.se eolumj) t Z J lth has to introduce responsible m !8, Upon rulers f di.scu.SBHH. and a subseanen, ,htir SU,es Com»itt«. „Mhe xi-IT r
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    316 19 (United Press). :irn ol the Indian National Congress to constitutionalism ks the triumph of the principles of Liberalism." declared Sir nlal Setah/ad, President of the National Liberal Federation of in i talk on the Liberal party of India recently at Bombay. The Liberal Party as now
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    NON-VIOLENCE ALONE WILL SAVE THE WORLD
    57 19 (United Press). .Madras, Dec. 7. E that *he time will •vhen non-violence, the of Gandhiji and the 1 »1 is in the heart will capture the heart rid," said Prof. S v. of the DepartReligion, smith College. 1, C.S.A., addressing meeting at Madras on
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    75 19 (United Press). Plf Lucknow, Dec. 8. I Provinces Local Self?nl Committee .has Proposal of Mr. R. S. V. tr make recommen*!ov< rnment to utiilse oi expert physicians v from among the re"c being expelled from peaa countries on the or political opinions rasaents of those counnmendatten is made
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