Malaya Tribune, 7 December 1936

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIII. -No. 288. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1936 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Monday, Dee. 7, 1996, The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, DECEMBEK 7, 1936. FIVE CENTS
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      135 1 Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya i ii 1 c mi —in n I l a U I A perfect soap 5^ for Household I or Toilet j It Cleanses and Purifies everything j J MADE BY GOODWINS. I Ijsjl- ii ii =mi- =mi n ii n Sole Agents:
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      436 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MORNING TRIBUNE .j. .J. s j MASONITE t Extract from "Time" issue of October 19th, 1936: 'Last year 100 carloads (about 5,500,000 square feet) were sold to Hollywood producers for scene j sets, 200 carloads (about 11,000,000 square feet) to the automobile industry,
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    PUBLIC ORDER BILL
    523 2 Committee Discussion GENERAL APPROVAL OF PRINCIPLES (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London. Nov. 29. tySCUSSION of the Public Order Bill in Committee to-day gave further evidence of the general approval of its principles. Mr Pritt, now the legal adviser of the Socialist Front Bench, lounc;
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    MAN TO HANG GIRL GAOLED
    706 2 Murder Of Widow JURY'S MERCIFM VIEW (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent, London, Nov. 29. gENTENCES of death on a man of eight years' penal servit on a Kirl of 20 were passed at t Old Bailey yesterday in the .Sj herd's Bush murder
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      546 2 "TOBLER 99 Swiss Chocolates "Toblerone" "Hazelnut" "Berna" "Tobleretti" "Amanda" Assorted In tins etc.. etc. These delicious Swiss Chocolates are obtainable at Provision Stores, Cafes, Railway Stations, etc., etc. An interesting Picture Album combined with a "Question Answer" competition is given free of charge when you buy a Tobler Swiss Chocolate.
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      518 2 HOUSES PROPERTY GODOWN—Approximately 7,000 square feet Havelock Road with bathroom*, etc. Available from first November, 1986, ■rent $100 monthly. Apply Box No. 438, AAaiaya Tribune. WANTED—To Buy a small, decent bungalow or compound. Please apply to Advertiser, Box No. 499, Malaya Tribune, Snigapore. WANTED—Bungalow, house or flatin Singapore. Any locality.
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      752 2 r f FOR SALE—Pure Bred. R.l. Reds, Plymouth Rocks and Silver Laced Wigandottes, Apply 9, Upper Wilkie Road, Singapore. 1 Embroidery and woollen works undertaken by R. Tay, 41, Bras Basah Road. Charges moderate, satisfaction guaran- teed. Twenty years' experience. Have your Horoscope correctly done by world famous psychic astrologists
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      207 2 WHAT COULD BE A MORE ACCEPTABLE OR BETTER GIFT THAN A WATCH Delightful Gifts of the Very Latest Models in Wrist Pocket Watches can be viewed at our showrooms. 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Near Middle Road) THE EVEREST INK MANUPACTUR- I ING CO., beg to inform their customers i and
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      11 2 IRUN ok A ,Jpfr SPHiMX SPARK PLUGS \W *gg All BRITISH
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      20 2 I [gull bahar] I IMPARTS A SWEET FE AG RANT 1 I SMELL WHILST ASSISTING HAIR J GROW fA. I
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES LLOYD TRIESTINO'S CENTENARY
    619 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES LLOYD TRIESTINO'S CENTENARY Development Of Great Italian Company THIS year ths Lloyd Triestino celebrates its centenary as a shipping company. Its origin, indeed, dates back to 1833, when with ths development of shipping activities in Trieste, the insurance of both ships and cargoes rendered necessary a centre
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    16 3 Leave prior to retirement has been granted to Mr. D. OMahony, Chief Inspector of Police. F.M.S.
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    18 3 Without calling on the rates, Leighton Buzzard Council and tradesmen are building a bandstand to commemorate the Coronation.
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    29 3 An Exchange message from Athens reports that the Greek and German Governments have reached an agreement for an extension of the present BerlinAthens air service to Egypt and Palestine.
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    B. I. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS.
    77 3 FOR BANGKOK. Leave.. Due Singapore. KOLA Dec. 8 Dec. 13 KISTNA Dec. 15 Dec. 20 For PENANG. RANGOON CALCUTTA KAROE Dec. 9 Dec. 10 KARAGOLA Dec. 16 Dec. 17 FOR PORT SWETTENHAM, PENANG, NEGAPATAM, KARIKAL PORTO NOVO CUDDALORE, PONDICHERRY AND MADRAS. RAJULA Dec. 12
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      408 3 MfcAMtK SAILINGS and BRITISH INDIA OS. N. CO's SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1936 R AJPUTANA 17,000 In port. IGALORE 6,000 Dec. IS haNPURA 17,000 Dec. 18 1937. RAWALPINDI 17.000 Jan. 1 BHUTAN 6,100 Jan. 16 CORFU 15.000 Jan. 15 BEHAR 6.000 Jan. 25 cARTHAGE 17,000 Jan. 29 •no U
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      610 3 M. B. K. I I I KOKUSAI LINE j (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) (Incorporated in Japan) > S For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) Due Due Sailing Due Penang S'pore S'pore New York i m s KIYOSUMI MARU Dec. 23 Dec. 27 Dec. 30 Feb. 9 I m s
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      452 3 SPECIAL Christmas HOLIDAY CRUISE Dec. 18th, 1936 to Jan. Bth, 1937, by the new and modern m/s "ERRIA" 14,700 Tons Displacement to Saigon and Bangkok ALL CABINS HAVE ADJOINING PRIVATE BATH. ENJOY 3 WEEKS VACATION AT SEA AND TOURING INDO-CHINA AND SIAM MODERATE FARES Independent Overland lours to ANGKOR and
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      517 3 STEAMER SAILINGS i i NORDDEUTSCHEK LLOYD V^-^— m (Incorporated m Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. For MANILA, HONGKONG SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA JAPAN. Due Spore. 1936. sjs. "FRANKEN" omits Manila and North China Due S'pore Dec. 7 Port Swettenham Dec. 6 Penang Dec. 5 mjs. "HAVEL" Dec.
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    LEAGUE OF NATIONS ACTIVITIES NEW COUNCIL HALL INAUGURATED
    2692 4 PROSPECTS OF ECONOMIC RECOVERY rpHE new Council Hall of the League of Nations was inaugurated recently with M. Rivas Vicuna (Chile) presiding vi the opening of the Council's ninety-fourth session. The Council, he said, had for seventeen years been a wanderer. It
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    20 4 Mr. W. F. Wegener Assistant untitled Machanical Engineer. F.M.S Railwayv and Mrs. Wegener, are returning from leave sometime this month.
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    34 4 Mr and Mrs. G. R. L'Estrange. formerly of Negri Sembilan and Sumatra, are passengers on th* P O "Ranp" ra" due in Penang on Dec 17. They will b e procesding to Teluk Anson.
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      311 4 Is Your THROAT WEĕmMM Sore? Wtjffim YOT 'X throat is the danger spot' fiH where infection germs enter iJnHBf Wm your system and cause laryngitis, I Mr f n quinsy, influenza, colds and similar 1 H troubles. You can soon cure a sure lIBf --ImSmßmW throat and avoid complications by
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      15 4 ProtecT Your Car Front Sun And Rain Use Our Canvas Cover BOON SENG Co., Ltd.
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    355 6 REUTER'S COMME RCI AL S ERVIC E LONDON' COMMODITIES KUBBER London. Dec 5. Previous To-day Change Tone Very firm Strong spot Buyer, 9 »W« Sellers 91;16 9 516 Jan, Mar. Buyers 91,16 9-/4 Sellers 9'/» 9 5116 +3 1« Apr, June Buyers 9 116 «4 «JJ Se"« s 9318 i!l6
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    OUR LONDON MARKET REVIEW
    906 6 BY AIR MAIL The Week In The Market: The Markets Under Political Fears: Rubber Quota Change: Healthy Tone Of Tin Market (From Our Own Correspondent) Lone on, Nov. 27. NOT since the Rhineland crisis early in March this year have London Markets experienced sucli a succession
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    SHARP BOOM IN RUBBER
    152 6 Shilling A Pound Soon? Reuter. London, Dec. 5. RUBBER arrogantly ignored the usual Saturday morning quietude by staging one of the sharpest advances for a considerable time, spot closing a farthing higher at 9',^. Prominent rubber dealers attribute 1 the commodity's strength to numerous factors the
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    PASAK RUBBER ESTATE
    249 6 Directors' Report To Shareholders THE report o£ the Directors of PRubber Estate. Ltd.. for the year ended September 30. 1'j26, reveals that the profit for the year amounted to $5,581.20. All expenditure during '-lie year was charged to Profit and Loss Account, and the resulting profit the
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    TINNED PINES
    104 6 Exports From l Week v„v 'i. 19<50, During the week ending exports of tinned pineapp lay an ports amounted to of which: vvc re 10 12,740 (70 per cent.) cast the United Kingdom, ie Con2,240 (12 per cent.) cases tinent of Europe,' (\,r.ad a 1,000 (6 per cent.)
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      768 6 1 -g I Banking Corporation Ltd. j (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). Successors to t Th* Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, i 1 xhe ho Hong Bank IJmited and i The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited f CAPITAL: i .I j gia nnft nno 00 Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. t 7172 Secretary
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1702 7 Issued by Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING f t Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers 4 Ampat Tin 4 9 5 6 5 5 6 £1 Asam Kumbang 32 34j-cd 32 34 -cd £1 Austral Malay 55 57 -cd
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    360 7 (From Our Financial Correspondent) RUBBER Singapore, Monday morning. Singapore: 32% cts., up 8 ct. Market Tone: Irregular. London: 9'/jd., up '/id. Market Tone: Firm. New York: 19 3 16 cts., up \i ct. Market Tne: Firm. This morning's market opened very firm but eased eff slightly on
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    EXCHANGE
    184 7 SELLING Singapore. Dec. 7. London T.T. 214 1116 London demand 24 ri3 Lonaon 4 months' sight 2.4Vfe Lyon demand 1230 Hamburg dpmand 141 New York demand 57» 8 Montreal demand 57 Batavia demand 104 ¥2 Samarang demand 104V4 Calcutta, Bombay and Rangoon demands 154 5 r Madras and Colombo
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    HIGH WHEAT PRICES
    49 7 Reuter Wireless. Washington, Dec. 5. American wheat prices should remain high throughout the winter month*, according to the expectation of the Department of Agriculture, which thinks the marketing of new wheat from the southern hemisphere will have a negligile depressing influence especially on domestic prices.—Reuter Wireless.
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    33 7 Among passengers expected in Singapore by the Nieuw Zeeland to-day are Mr and Mrs. A C. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Dale of Teluk Anson, and Mr and Mrs p B Ford
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      298 7 sor in BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated in New Zealand.) FIRE, MARINE, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION, MOTOR CAR INSURANCE AT REASONABLE RATES. W. J. DEXTER, Manager. Tel. 5926, 2, Finlayson Green. 5 BANK OF CHINA (Incorporated in China by Special Charter) 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office 6144 Exchange Dept 6441
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      30 7 The Eastern Ignited ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHiCLBL BURGLARY, PERSONAL ACClDENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSA* TION AND PUBLIC UABILITf INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE. WD. CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. L G. JOHN SOW
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    CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR LETTER AND PARCEL MAILS
    102 8 MAILS FOR EUROPE Christmas: Letters Dec. 12*, Dec. 15New Year: Letters Dec 19 Dec. 22-. MAILS FOR U.S.A. Chr.-jtmas: Letters Dec. 8+. New Year: Letters D3c. 19-. Dec. 22 MAILS FOR CANADA Christmas: Letters Dec. If. New Year: L'tters Dec. 12*. Dec.
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    GREETINGS TELEGRAMS
    163 8 Inland greetings telegrams at a fixed rate of 25 cent, may be sent from any postal telegraph office in the Malayan telegraph system for delivery within that system. These telegrams may b. sent whenever desired by the public. An inland greeting telegram sender s form giving full details
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    98 8 Penang, Siam. Burma, India, Iraq, Palestine, Egypt. E. and S. Africa, Great Britain, Ireland, Europe, Nigeria, Gold Joast and N. and S. America. Imperial, jlosing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherands, closing 4 p.m. to-m-^icw. Medan, JaskS, Amsterdam* and donS: Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m. Wednesday.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    93 8 Mails expected from Europe etc Amsterdam) by Air (Netherlands), time .i delivery of boxholders' letters only 7.30 p.m. to morrow and general delivery jf letters 8.25 a.m. on Wednesday. Mails expected from Netherlands :nrffej by Air I Netherlands 3.30 p.m. and general delivery of letters and marcels 4.05
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    21 8 Mr. T. A. Curran-Sharp, manager of Raja Musa Estate. Kuala Selangor, with Mrs. Curran-Sharp, returned from home leave by the Boringia.
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    THE HARBOUR
    102 8 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE. Singapore, Dec. 7. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Buyo Maru 22; Anhui 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Kepong 14; Philoctetes 6. Emntre Dork «i£pr.r»nce Gate 3) Cingalese Prince 30; Kajang 38. Empire Dock < Entrance Oat*» 4) Hakodate Maru
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    AMUSEMENTS
    130 8 S uH&f&t—"**** The Stretch," a io and 9.15 p.m. I.Snri^? L ,r" T^ e n i i > SOner f Shark island. 6.15 and 9.15 p.m PAVILION- One Night Of Love' JiJ&bi and "Dod.;worth' (9.15 pm I MARLBOROUGH.- King oi Burlesque," 6 15 and 9.15 p.m EMPIRE.—"The Adventures of
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    THE TIMES AND JAPAN
    194 8 Reference To Outspoken Editorial Reuter. London. Dec. 2. IN the House of Commons, reply to I Mr. Thomas Williams (Labi Anthony Eden denied that the Bntisn AmSador in Tokyo had in formed the JaDanese Government that the Briusn Government strongly disapproved, of the Times Leader on
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    WHAT'S ON?
    146 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. DEC. 7 Meeting of Singapore Licensing Justices, 2.45 p.m. Hockey: SCO I v. S.C.R.C I, S.C.R.C; Medical College v. Sikh Contingent. College ground; G.S.C. "A" v. Teachers* Assn.. G.S.C; SRC. "B" v. V.M.C.A. Juniors. S.R.C. Tennis: S.C.R.C. Tcurnamen.. TO-MORROW, DEC. 8 Hockey:
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    DE ZEVEN PROVINCIEN
    117 8 To Be Used As Training Ship Amsterdam. The Dutch cruiser "De Zeven Provineien." which in February. 1933, became front page news when its 'crew mutinied off the coast of Sumatra, is to be re-christened the "Sourabaya." The change of name was decided upon because the ship s
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    100 8 Silindceng. Dutch. 946 tons: from Samarinda 5.12 to Palembang 7.12. Helenus. British. 4,671 tons: from Yokohama 6.12 to Liverpool 11.12. Valaya. Siamese. 803 tons; from Bangkok 6.12 to Bangkok 9.12. Penrith Castle. British. 3,807 tons; from Manila 6.12 to New York 11.12. Ngow Hock, Norwegian 709 tons; from
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    ALCAZAR—SACRED WORD
    69 8 Berlin. The name of "Alcazar" must never again be adopted by any place of amusement in Germany. It has been decreed that the word has become "I he symbol of immortal heroism, by the defence put up by the Spanish National troops." during the recmt seise of Alcazar
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    41 8 The mail despatched from Singapore on Nov. 13 by the Karoa was delivered in London on Dec. 5. The Air mail (Netherlands) despatched from Singapore on Nov. 25 and 28 were delivered in London-on Dec. 1 and 4 lespectively.
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    TOWN MENACED BY RATS
    285 8 All The Cats Are Out On Strike Vienna LIKE the Mayor in the "Pied Piper u Hamlin," the mayor of Drose Lower Austria, would gladly sell hi mine gown for a guilder, if he <■ m u find a means of riading his town ol and
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      378 8 malayVs premier hotel J TO-NIGHT S COCKTAIL DANCE DINNER DANCE j S 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. 1 (informal) 9.30 to midnight S CABARET ATTRACTION j j EDITH BILLY HEHSEY j S The PersonaUty Pair. American Oance T*am. J j Specialists in the latest style of Modern Ballroom Dancing. j j
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      56 8 Get your WINES for X'MAS NEW YEAR at LIM SAMOS s180 ORANJE BITTER CHORINTO WINE CHABLIS 170 CHAMBERTIN PETIT BOURGOGNE POMMARD BOURGOGNE MEl'SSEl'X EAU DE VIE BRANDY WINE 1,0 so CITROEN GENEVER VLEMMETJE I (HI ANGOSTURA BITTER (Pmt> 1 LONGUA VITA (Pint) ADVOCAAT (Pint) FOCKINK GENEVER SHERRY etc. D. T.
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      290 8 V I j I POSTAL INTELLIGENCEj STEAMER MAIL DESPATCHES TO-DAY roR PER DATE AND TIM* Rengat and Tembilahan Flevo Dsc Pm; Fontianak Pangkor TO-MORROW SXt, sambas ana Tomohon 9 am Fort de Kock. Padang, Pakan 8 3 pm Baroe and Siak Hon B won Netherlands Indies:— Bagan and Thonff „83
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      226 8 CLUB DIARY T T'.*re "re rm mrrnus Club* "n/t locie'iet in Singapore, most of the members of nhich are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is prodded sveciallv for them. Seerei rre invited to co-overate in v 'ip-io-da?e and complete. Happwno, ■>/ interest will still be inc'virr in the
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      200 10 jIALH AMBR All j LAST TWO SHOWS J TO-NIGHT 6-15 f-15 GRIPPING! THRILLING! 1 DARING! I j REALLY A FILM TO SEE! IHE BIGGEST RACING THRILL o" YOUTI LIFE! SEE WHY THE BEST HORS* NOT s ALWAYS WINI s aaaaaaaaaaaaaa r All this fighting may be fun f&r J a
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      51 10 TO-MORROW TWO FEATURE SHOW BUCK JONES in i COWBOY THE KID ALSO J f MYSTERY! «1 1 LOVE! 1 I ACTION! i 1 j i THE GREAT f GETSER MURDER MTSTERT i with i HENRY HUNTER JUDITH BARRETT S I ALAN HALE RALPH MORGAN Directed by Arthur Lubin A UNTVERSAL
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      230 10 .g. I YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY J i OF SEEING J 5 i 'One Night of Love' j starring t I Grace Moore j Plus Mickey Mouse Cartoon > MONDAY Evening 6.15 J December 7th. i j PAVILIOM j I Benefit Performance for j Y.W.C.A. READ THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE j DOMINANT
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      367 10 T RETURN S CBE EN INO ONE NIGHT ONLY! j I j&Tsj TO-MIGHT ai <he CAPITOL|9^Sj| S -.V innocent man's betrayal of i J /AN IS 1 H%LORI A STUART has been the C SENSATION r [JWM CAREY 1 B TTM 1 a DARRYLF. ZANUCK 1 If I M SCREEN!
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    GENERAL HUANG FIT DEAD
    326 11 Former Minister Of The Interior H SIN CHEW JIT POH message from Shanghai to-day announces the death General Huang Fu, a well-known Chinese politician, at his residence in the French Concession at 9.25 yesterday morning, at the age of 57. In his will he advised his
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    MR. JORDAN'S STORY
    194 11 A Mosquito Found At Whitehall THE Hon. Mr. A. B. Jordan, the Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Malaya, told the following story at the nnual reunion dinner of the Medical College on Saturday. When he was on leave recently he went en one occasion for a discussion with
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    EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS
    63 11 Trip By K.P.M. Steamer Cancelled The K.P.M. company announce that the proposed round trip of the Op ten Noort to Manila, leaving Singapore on Jan 28. has been cancelled. The trip was arranged in connection with the International Eucharistic Conri'ress to be held in Manila from Feb. 3
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    50 11 From Siam comes news that a road connecting Bangkok with the aerodrome at Don Muang has now been completed and is open for traffic. This will facilitate greatly the traffic to and from the aerodrome, as previously it has been necessary to employ a slow and rather infrequent train service.
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    ANOTHER CHANCE
    229 11 Magistrate's Sympathy For Youth (From Our Ou,n Reporter) Penang, Thursday. A PRACTICAL expression of the sentirt ment about tempering justice with mercy was furnished by Mr. H. A. L, Luckham, the Penang Second Magistrate, to-day. Loo Hooi Chai. a youth carrying his 18 years very lightly, was convicted
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    CORONATION GOODS
    109 11 Check On Foreign Imports k BILL is to be introduced shortly into the Legislative Council to prohibit the importation or sale of articles for use in connection with the Coronation celebrations which do not bear a mark of origin. The objects and reasons state: The purpose of this
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    58 11 Figures just to hand show that during a recent month 98,360 passengers were carrier by twenty air transport companies in the United States. This figure was nearly 7,000 greater than for a corresponding month in the previous year. As many as 23.000 offices of the American Railway Express Agency are
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    75 11 granted leave of absence: Hon'ble Mr. M. Rex. M.C.S., Mr. P. A. Molloy. Dr. R. Walkingshaw, Mr. A. Hyde, M.C.S., Mr. C. J. R. Bembroke, Mr. E. Tongue, Mr. R. E. Wilson, M.C.S., Mr. R. Nunn, Mr. J. L. J. Haxworth, Mr. J. F. F. Gregg. M.C.S., Mr. R. E.
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    AT THE CINEMAS
    113 11 Fine Programme At The Ritz A full house greeted the splendid programme which the Ritz Cinema at Geylang, opposite Lorong 41, put on last night. "Whom The Gods Destroy," with Robert Young and Doris Kenyon in the principal roles, was shown at the first house at 7.45
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    THE CINEMAS
    58 11 Return Screenings At Capitol And j Pavilon Th P notable production "The Prisoner of Shark Island," starring Warner Baxter, will be shown again at the Capitol to-night at 6 15 and 9.15 "Dodsworth," one of the really great pictures of the year, will be shown at the Pavilion
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    MALAYAN CHIEFTAIN KILLED
    171 11 Two Thrown Off MotorCycle During Storm 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. A FATAL motor accident occurred near Kajang last night, which resulted in the death of the Penghulu Ulu Beranang, Auzar bin Haji Abu and serious injuries to Mohd. Ali, son of the Dato Klana,
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      92 11 VIRGIN FACE POWDER Soothing healing antiseptic it beautifies the skin. Obtainable in Three Shades. At all good stores. Agents: CHENG HENG CO.. t§s SOUTH BRIDGE RD., STOKI j SPECIAL SALE OF j I S X >IO r 110 M Ri: < ORD* j j s CLASS AA 50 cts. each
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      138 11 SHORTLY PAVILION THE SEASON'S GAYEST AND MOST EXCITING ROMANCE V Br I V* Jmmm mm mm*t* -*S /a I mv l 1 .g. j Great World Show! j CABARET .wbw S To-night 9 p.m. To 12 Midnight ADMISSION 50 CTS. j WED. 9th FRI. 11th, DECEMBER SPECIAL \o\-STOI» OWCI J
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      173 11 j OPENING TO MORROW j WITH SPECIAL SCHOOL HOLIDAY MATINEE AT 3.15 P.M. at The CAPITOL 1 j REAL THRILLING Helen Hunt Jackson's S lirtmortal Story Leaps to Life S 5 —filmed with epic sweep and surge no color picture has ever v I S had before... in color Jjfl
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    ENGAGEMENT
    54 12 CHAN—CHIEW.—The engagement is announced of Mr. Chan Tuck Kow, fourth son of the late Mr. Chan It Ting, and Mrs. Chan It Ting (Madame Thor Ng» of Singapore, to Miss Chiew Peck Ching. second daughter of Mr. Chiew Chong, and the late Mrs. Chiew Chong of Johore. The marriage
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    36 12 MR. TEO POH and brothers sincerely beg to thank all relatives and friends, who sent wreaths, scrolls, etc. and attended the funeral of their late mother (age 83» who passed away on Nov. 27, 1936.
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    POLISHED RICE
    805 12 W K intend to practise what wl preach. The experiment haproved sueceaefuj in every way," said Mr. C. E. H. Jacobs, Roadmaster ox the Victoria School, at the annual prize day of the institution, in pointing out. thar onta v ipoii.shed lie* was sold in the schooi tuck
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    FRENCH ASSURANCE
    221 12 Every Help In Case Of Attack Reuter Wireless. "IN the name of the French Govern 1 ment, I declare that all the forces of France, land, sea and air, v/ill spontanectKsly be available immediately for the defence of Britain in the case of unprovoked aggression, and I would
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    U.S.A. AND ARGENTINA
    44 12 Reuter Wireless Buenos Aires, Dec. b. President Roosevelt has left to return Ui the United States. Before leaving he told President Ju3to he hoped conventions might soon be undertaken leading to a trade agreement between the United States and Argentina—Reuter Wireless
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Royal Marriages
    274 12 NOTES COMMENTS Royal Marriages yiiE .statement by Mr. Baldwin on the Ro;r! Marriages Act of 1772 did much to clear the air regarding the difference which has arisen between the Sovereign and his Government, 'ihere la no such thing as a morganatic rr.arri- j age under British law, declarea the
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    "Paogn de Warfield"
    169 12 THL most (ttscosaed woman in tiie wor.d i to-day fts Mrs. Simpson, formerly MlSl W.«lli.> Wa/fleld of Baltimore, who has divorced two .'lu.sbands, the second IS recently mt six weeks ago at the Ipswich Anises. Cu.am Aineiican writers have declared that Mrs. Simpson's descent is very lUttstrtoOfl
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    90 12 REGARDING Mr. Ernest Simpson, the second husband of the former Waßti Waifield, we are told by the sum writer: -Though Mr. Simpson is a Canadian, and was graduated from Harvaro in 1019, he has made his home in London for many years, and is more British than
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    Swimmers
    180 12 THE question of admitting ladies or. Sunday mornings has been revived at the Singapore Swimming Ciub. membors being asked th?i: view a., tv chengtog the by-law which states thai lady members cannoi go on Sunday until after 4 p.m. When the club was a small affair trx rule which
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    391 12 H 4 nrilAT." asks a reader, "real'iy does happen when an irresistible force meeU an immovable Object?" Oh, she marries him in the end. i "What sod of fish fertiliser is used j in a vegetable garden a-ks .1 leader. Judging by what we keep turning
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    CABINET PREPARING FOR KING'S ABDICATION NO ULTIMATUM GIVEN
    333 13 TIME ALLOWED DELAY PARALYSING GOVERNMENT (Al'TIOUS messages received this morning indicate that the British Cabinet is making all preparations for the abdication of the King. No ultimatum has been issued to His Majesty, who is being given all the time he wishes
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    LARGE CROWD IN DOWNING STREET
    171 13 The Cabinet meeting broke up at 7.08 p.m. Reuter learns that the reason for the intensive deliberation of Ministers during the week-end is the recognition of the fact that the Kmg's inevitable delay in reaching a decision is undermining confidence, effecting employment, depreciating st ;cks and to a large extent
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    WORLD'S KEEN INTEREST
    680 13 LONE FIGHT Sympathy For The King London, Dec. 6. ALL over the world keen and sympathetic inttrist is being taken in the developments in the constitutional crisis in England and Reuter messages from the various wcild capitals indicate that there is a more broadnvnded sympathy for the
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    KING CANCELS ALL ENGAGEMENTS
    77 13 London. Dec. 5. IT was announced from Bucking--1 ham Palace this after; oon that all the Kind's official engagements arr cancelled for the present. Among the«e were the inspection of the Scots Guards at the Tower on Tuesday and a visit to tl:» Smithfield Show on
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    RUSSIAN STEAMERS "ARRESTED"
    135 13 Spanish Rebels Find No Armaments Reuter. Moscow, Dec. 6. IT is officially stated that the Spanish 1 insurgents detained the following Soviet ships passing through the Straits oi Gibraltar between Nov. 28 and Nov 90, examined their documents and cargoes: Wi*h iron frcm Danzig to Iran, the
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    ARCHBISHOPS REQUEST
    120 13 Moment Of Deep Anxiety And Bewilderment London, Dec. 6. The Archbishop of Cannrbuiy has issued the following statement: "At this moment of deep inxiety anc* bewilderment in the public mind, I \enture to express two earnest hopes. The first is that during f!ixs critical week-end. and especially m
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    SHANTUNG PORT IN PANIC
    355 13 MAYOR GONE? j i Threatening Moves Of Japanese Shanghai, Dec. 7. DANIC reigns in Tsingtao, the 1 Shantung port, owing to the threatening attitude of the Japanese marines who hud landed from the Japanese warships in the harbour. Fifteen Chinese policeman have been disarmed by the
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    SEARCH FOR COMMUNIST KILLERS IN SINGAPORE VALUABLE CLUES FOUND
    688 14 MURDER OF DETECTIVE POLICE OFFER REWARD OF A THOUSAND DOLLARS Singapore, Monday. nraK police are still making every effort to trace the persons responsible lor the murder of Mohamed AH Khan, the Punjabi detective who was stabbed in Kerbau Road shortly
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    CONFIDENCE IN M. BLUM
    80 14 Government's Difficult Position Reuter. Paris, Dec. 5. AFTER a dramatic spcech which was greeted by violent cheers by Government supporters but silence from the Communists, M. Blum was given the confidence of the House by 350 votes to 171. ilie Communists abstaining. It is understood that
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    225 14 Mr. Michael Scow And Miss Molly Loh Singapore, Monday. A PRETTY Chinese wedding in reformed style was solemnised at the Straits Chinese Methodist Church on Saturday, the Rev. Goh Hood Keng officiating, when Mr. Michael Scow Tse Toh of Duncan Roberts, Ltd.. third son of Mr. and Mrs.
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    LABOUR STRIKE IN SINGAPORE
    64 14 No Settlement Reached This Morning Singapore, Monday. ACCORDING to information received from Mr. Nelson Jones, M.C.S., Deputy Controller of Labour, Malaya, this morning, no settlement has been reached in the Indian Labour strike in Singapore. Labour Department officials are working feverishly to bring about a settlement
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    21 14 Che Ismael Shah of the tutorial staff of the Sultan Abdul Hamid College, Alor Star, has gone on four month's leave.
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    23 14 Mr. J. Innes Miller, District Officer, Lower Perak, is spending a short holiday at Cameron Highlands and is expected to resume duties to-day.
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    25 14 The resignation of his Commission in the S.S. Volunteer Force, by Second Lieutenant J. R. Neave. M.C., with effect from Nov. 3, has been accepted
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    25 14 M. Ballereau, French consul for Malaya, and Mme. Ballereau, sailed from Marseilles last week by the Chenonceaux and are due at Singapore on Dec. 19.
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    "GIFT" CHARITY CINEMA
    269 14 Help For Children Of The Unemployed TNthusiastic scenes v/ere witnessed at the Capitol Theatre on Saturday morning last on the occasion of the Christmas charity gift matinee given by Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd., for the benefit of the children of the unemployed. Instead of the usual procedure of
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    TOKYO-BANGKOK
    56 14 (From Our Oum Correspondent) Bangkok, Dec. 6. JAPANESE built all metal aeroplane which left Tokyo on Saturday morning on a goodwill flight to Bangkok, arrived this afternoon. Saturday night was spent in Formosa whence she flew nonstop to Don IVluaug. The plane was welcomed by a big crowd of
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    SINGAPORE MURDER
    68 14 Chinese Arrested By Ipoh Police (From Our Ou>n Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. A YOUNG Chinese, aged jibout 30, was arrested on Wednesday evening by Mr. J. L. H. Da vies. A.C.P., A.O.C.D., Perak, in connection with an alleged murder in Singapore. The man was produced before the Ipoh Magistrate
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    LOCALLY QUALIFIED DENTISTS
    218 14 Good Prospects In Malaya SPEAKING at the annual reunion dinner of the King Edward VXI College of Medicine on Saturday, Dr. R. B. MacOregor referred to the prospects of doctors and dentists in Malaya. Most of the graduates of the College, he said, were making a reasonably
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    MRS. SIMPSON IN NICE
    76 14 Reuter. Paris. Dec. 6. A MESSAGE from Nice says two policemen are guarding the entrance and garden of the Rogers' Villa and nobody is allowed to enter. The villa was besieged for two days by pressmen and photographers from Paris and London in vain. It is
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    SHIPPING STRIKE
    61 14 Early Announcement Expected Reuter. New York, Dec. 6. AN announcement of the early end of the shipping strike is expected to be made by Mrs. Frances Perkins (Secretary for Labour). The first vessel to clear the United States since the strike began has sailed from Seattle, namely the
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    32 14 Messrs. A. Drake and H. O. Baker of Penang expect to fly to Kuala Lumpur on Thursday, Dec. 10, to witness the opening performance of Up She Goes at the Town Hall.
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    30 14 Mr. T. K. Cheong, headmaster, Anglo-Chinese School, Parit Buntar, is going on a well-earned holiday of six months with his family. He expects to leave Parit Buntar on Dec. 13.
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    IF SCHOOL FEES WERE REDUCED
    497 14 LOSS TO THE REVENUE MEETING OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL Singapore, Monday. j A MEETING of the Legislative Council fU heid this morning in the Council Chambers, with H E. the Governor presiding. CERTIFICATE OF HONOUR Before the business of the day began H E. tha Governor
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    HUNDRED BOMBS DROPPED
    534 14 BY JAPANESE Struggle For Inner Mongolia Sin Chew Jit Poh. Peiping, Dec 6 EIGHT Japanese planes dropped more than 100 bombs at Pedlingmiao, in Inner Mongolia, yesterday. The Chinese defences escaped damage. It is alleged that 40 Chinese coolies were executed after they had assisted in erecting
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    Thorough Training In Public Health AT COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
    1277 15 ANNUALREPORT Scholarships Rules Amended Singapore, Monday. THI annual report of the King Edward VII College of Medicine Singapore, for 1935. issued by Dr g. V. Allen. M.D., Principal of the College, and laid on the table t the meeting of the
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    STRIKES SPREAD IN U. S. A.
    185 15 Car And Glass Factories Affected Reuter Wireless. New York, Dec. 5. i CONSIDERABLE misgiving has been v caused by the series of strikes In the United States, including the stoppage of the Toledo factory of Libbey Owne's Glass Company, which has been ordered in
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    GREEK REVOLT
    47 15 Several Former Ministers Arrested Reuter Wireless. Athens, Dec. 5. A NUMBER of former Ministers are reported to have been arrested and sent to the Aegean Islands. They are accused of plotting with senior officers to overthrow the Government. A strict censorship has been established.—Reuter Wireless.
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    VISCOUNT AND RECTOR
    67 15 Reuter Wireless. London, Dec 5. The death is announced of Viscount Mountmorres.—Reuter Wireless. The Lord Rev. William Geoffrey Eouchard de Montmorency, 6th Viscount ot Mountmorres, was Rector of St. Paul's, Wokingham. He saw service in Jamaica and travelled in most parts of the world before his acceptance
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    EUROPEN LADY INJURED
    36 15 A two-seater car was in collision with a lamp post in Arthur Road yesterday morning. A European lady who was in the car was slightly injured and was removed to hospital by ambulance.
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    IRELAND BEATEN BY ODD GOAL
    173 16 HUNGARY WIN International Soccer At Dublin Reuter. Dublin Dec. G. IN a soccer international match to-day, the Irish Free State were beaten by Hungary by the odd goal in five. Teams: IRISH FREE STATE: O'Neill and German; O'Reilly. Turner and Moulson; P. Ellis, Donnelly, Davis,
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    EXCITING ROWING
    152 16 Championship Sculls Of R.S.Y.C. Singapore, Sunday. A GATHERING of enthusia:-tic rowing supporters folloved one of the closest races of the season yesterday when L. F. Duncan. N. W. G. Hill and J. B. Messer rowed for the Rodesse Cup. Conditions were favourable to rowing, there being both a
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    NEW BOXER HERE
    47 16 Featherweight Champion Of Hawaii Singapore. Monday. JOHNNY Jabuco, featherweight champion of Hawaii, arrived in the Colony on Saturday. Jabuco, who has been doing a lot of fighting in Manila recently, has an impressing record. He has been especially brought over by Mr. Bertie Bell.
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    18 16 The Keppel Golf Club December Medal (stroke* will be played for on Saturday and Sunday.
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    Singapore Unbeaten On Up-Country Hockey Tour PERAK AND NEGRI OUTP LAYED
    1198 16 EASY WINS AT SEREMBAN AND K. L. (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. gINGAPOKE beat Perak at hockey to-day by three goals to nil on the padang here, in a game which though not particularly fast, was nevertheless
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    AUSTRALIAN TITLE FOR SARAZEN
    496 16 Record Score- Of 282 For 72 Holes GENE SARAZEN, the American, won the Australian Open Golf Cham pionahip, with an aggregate of 283, breaking by one stroke the record established by Billy Bolger. at Roym Sydney in 1934, equalled by Jimim Thomson at Metropolitan the same
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    HORSES SHIPPED
    175 16 Dennis Blink, bay colt 3 years, by SoldennLs out of Blink Girl, has been purchased by the Anglo-Irish Agency of 27. Old Bond Street. London to go to South Africa. Dennis Blink has this year won the Knowsley Dinner Stakes ai Liverpool and the Barnwell Stakes at the
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    AUSTRALIA REPLIES IN GOOD STYLE
    998 16 ENGLISH BOWLERS NOT SO EFFECTIVE Reuter. Brisbane. Dec. 5. AFTER losing the first three wickets with only 20 on the telegraph, England made a brilliant recovery, thanks chiefly to the magnificent century b" Leyland, and nut up a first innings total of 358 runs. At
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    STOP PRESS
    34 16 AUSTRALIAN SCORE IN FIRST TEST Reuter. Brisbane, Dec. 9. THE Australians had scored 202 for five when the lunch interval was taken to-day in the First Test England's first innings total 358—Reuter.
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS
    34 16 To-day's ties:— Singles Championship:—W. g Warden vs. Woon Chow Tat. H Kamis vs. S. Abed; Chong Thutt Pin *s. Kam Gim Hock. n Singles Handicap:--V. I Bvan Woug VS. Tay Yew Teck.
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    29 16 Members of the Y M C A Hockey Team ar e asked to note that «*e V.M.C.A. hockey fixture arranged i* to-day against the Raffles Coll gen» been cancelled.
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    Fusiliers Runaway With Honours ELEVEN OUT OF 12 PLACES
    617 17 WALKING RACE Only Johore Entrant An Hour Slower Singapore, Sunday. «y.H Inniskilling swept the I 1. u:d in the annual Johore-Singa-i rnational walking race, for the Challenge Cup. which was held u curing 11 out of the 12 places »which prizes
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    Home Rugby
    96 17 Reuter. London, Dec. 5. TO-DAY'S rugby results:— Ser. 5 Llanelly :5 r 14 Blackheath 0 Hospital «i Richmond rlequins 21 Leicester 5 Scottish 3 Bath ley 3 Northampton 0 K>rt 12 Bristol ins 0 Rosslyn Park 19 Welsh 7 Portsmouth Ser. 3 <j Cardiff j> 3 Birkenhead Park
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    HOW SINGAPORE WERE BEATEN
    1159 17 MALAYA CUP RUGGER ARMY'S BRILLIANT FORM: THE FINAL ALMOST ASSURED Singapore, Saturday. MOST of us went to the S.C.C. to-day expecting to see a hard, closely fought match and with the ootimistic nope that Singapore would just' manage to pull off a victory and so gain
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    SIAM GOLF
    68 17 Ex-Malayan Champion Beaten In Final (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Dec. 5 U7 J. Gibb, the ex-Malayan eham- pion, playing to-day in his .second final in the Siam golf championship was once again beaten by St. Amory, the holder twho beat him last yeart, by 2 and 1.
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    INTER-VARSITY RELAY
    44 17 New Record In One Event Reuter Wireless. Cambridge, Dec. 5. Oxford beat Cambridge by 5 events to 2 in the inter-varsity relays. The Oxford quartet made a new intervarsity record in the two-mile relay, the lime being 7 minutes 56 seconds.—Reuter Wireless.
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    R.A.F. BEATEN
    42 17 Selangor Maintain Rugger Invincibility (From Our Oiun Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. SELANGOR beat the R.A.F. by 20 point, to three at rugger at Kuala Lumpur this evening, scoring two goals, a drop goal and 2 trie s to a try.
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    PENANG'S GOOD WIN
    37 17 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. PENANG beat S.langor by 25 point 3 (three tries and two goals) to nil in the Northern section of the All Blues Cup competition here this evening.
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    JOHORE'S CUP DEFEAT
    635 17 AT SEREMBAN Negri-Malacca End Up The Season (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban, Saturday. having failed against a! 1 the rest, Negri-Malacca successfully cleared their last hurdle in the Malaya Cup rugger programme this season when, playing on the Station padang here this evening, they defeated Johore by
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    30 17 Reuter sends the following corrections in the home football results of Saturday:— Queeji of South 5: Albion 2. Queen's Park 1: Aberdeen 1. St. Mirren 1; Partick 3.
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    EXTENDING SPORT
    343 17 French Government's New Plans GYMNASTIC organisation is likely to be a strong line in the new works of the French Government. France, like England, has been stocktaking In national physique tince the end of the Olympic Games and has realised, also like England, that there is no denying
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    PRESENTS FOR THE JOCKEYS
    365 17 Troubles &f filming Trafrfers THERE is onte point in connection with th#» victory of the £x-plater Fet in tlfe 'Cesafe witch that lends itself open to discission, I refer to the handsome way the gelding's owner hanttled the situation when it came to giving the custohlttry
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    HOW FOORD WAS BEATEN
    1045 18 BY NEUSEL 15 Rounds Of Ruthless Battling London, Nov. 19 riGHTING with deadly earnestness. and revealing remarkable stamina, the German, Walter Neusel. defeated the British and Empire champion, Ben Foord, at Harringay Stadium last night, after 15 rounds of ruthless battling. There was net a great
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    197 18 International Tourney At Philadelphia WOMEN'S hockey teams from England. Wales, Scotland, lrc;and, South Africa, Australia, and the United States and a team called the Etceteras, composed of miscellaneous delegates from other countries, will meet at Philadelphia in friendly rivalry in a series of international matches. The occasion is
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    THE FOUR SIDES OF CRICKET
    1209 18 GRIM, SERIOUS SLACK: THE MONEY PRIZE AN enthusiast once cried in his gratttltude: "There is no such thim as bad cricket; som: la better than others. That is the only difference." That is a pleasant gospel still help by the faithful. Up to ft point
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    JOCKEY OF 21
    173 18 To Ride For The King THE dream of every boy jockey come true for John Crouch. Deptford. who. at the age of 21 been appointed to ride for the saw next season. Crouch was apprenticed to Mr. Stanley Wootton. the Epsom trainer, nine year* ago. when he
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    HOCKET TEAMS
    88 18 S.C.C. vs. A.P.C. on Friday, at E J V P. W. F. Mills; C. E. Erooke O Ash: C. Fittock. J. P. Wood. F. v Man; J. E. D. Graham. G. WUliaras. L. Lane. R. L. Pimm. Lt. D. P. G. Stewan S.C.C. vs. H.M.S. Terror on Suncw
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    49 18 lies In S.C.C. bowls championsmp. To-day: R. Johnson vs. H E. B E. J. Cassels vs. E. H. R. Bowenr.an Tuesday. 8: W. M. Edwards vs n. Knox. D.'sturrock vs. J. S. M. RennieWednesday 9: E. R. Maples vs J F. R. Evans vs. Wing Comdr. BcfOßv
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    35 18 Singapore. Sunday Two further S C.F.A. League a... were played this evening at the Besar Stadium. bv The AAA. defeated the n 2—0. and St. Mathews defeatea Aston A.C. bv the same mar-in
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      669 20 oalesman. Chinese by European firm for uroducts. Applications stSS^ Uti ence and salary required to «55 **Peru Malaya Tribune, Singapore *No 502. WANTED. The we undertake to repair o l d J thai white-wash and paint all hoUi *s. quarters. Renovations of a! f premises are our speciality rl**** moderate.
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      847 20 Malayan Listeners 9 Radio (Continued from page 19) BERLIN STATION 10 05 p.m. Orchestral Concert. 11.05 p.m. Hans Heinz Hamer will sinp DJB 18.74 metre* (15.200 kee.). DJJ songs by Peter Cornelius. 51.38 metrei (9.850 kcs.); DJQ 19.63 me- 1120 p.m. Sign off DJA, DJB DJQ tres (15.380 kcs.) DJB
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      171 21 I COMPLETE i«Mf WEDGWOOD SET AND SPECIAL SPOONS I f' II joutN>v«A s II y i labels or BHSm If AND jtJL* Lt No. I. One Beaker and saucer 2 I-lb. equivalent jffi»ft«|fr |1 Bp™* I] aouttumA» No. 2. Four spoons 5 I-lb. L_ II Ii |j T.T?', tit r
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    Old Bailey Curtain To Dog Track Drama BOXER SENTENCED TO PRISON
    2442 22 GANG WARFARE IN LONDON LENIENCY FOR MEN WHO SAVED A GAOL WARDER (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 29. BOUND not guilty on an indictment for alleged murder, but guilty on the Alternative charge of manslaughter,
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    158 22 French Radio Warning T< Public Paris A warning against a swindler has been solemnly broadcast from the French State radio stations. It has informed the public that a man has been calling at the houses of people with telephones. Explaining ihat a remittance he v;as expecting from
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    LIQUOR CEMETERY
    107 22 "Booze" In Famous .hukt 1 > Tomb Richmond. Vir :a U/ITHIN the boxlike tomb Marshall, famous Court»: tice of the United States a oottle bootleggers have bur. their illicit trade. m A mason inspecting the the old churchy ard here no the granite covering of the 1 tomb
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    24 22 Senores Alvarez and Medin untitled Cbilean Cabinet Klin'stl-, bave been succeecllil a,id f'e'-li.'ncl,' lbe Nadical far, v. "li>. «be creation ol 2 popular l
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    "THE KING MUST BE KING" SENSATIONAL MOVE IN PARLIAMENT
    815 23 "RULE OUT ARCHBISHOPS" MRS. SIMPSON TELEPHONES TO LONDON (I TLYER happens the King must be King," declared Colo- nel Josiah Wedgwood. Independent Opposition Member of Mouse of Commons, after he had moved to rule out the hops from the Coronati >n
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    100 23 V(N '»Voman Free Seats Then !>un*les Her Home i Prague. -is its "flannel-foot" and i'-s. but in Czechoslovakia have the "theatre ticket" n an called at a widow's flat Czechoslovakia, and prevvith three tickets for the indicating that the tickets ient from the cinema proI DHai-t he widow
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    21 23 untitled F C. have signed on a wing forward, Fred Batter, "nty and Leavesden Mental had his name on amalast season.
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    149 23 TEDDY, a "24-year-old white Samoyea. is the latest discovery in the search for Britain's oldest dog. Teddy comes from Bristol, and beats by a few months the record put up by Gyp. the 23-year-old dog found a few days ago. He runs races with his owner In the
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    ADJUDICATING ORDERS
    36 23 Singapore, Friday. Receiving and adjudicating orders were made by Mr. Justice Adrian Clark m the Bankruptcy Court to-day, against B. Biggins, Shaik Ali bin Abdullah bin Othman, Abdullah bin Yah'ya, and P. C. Nonis.
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    MOTOR TORPEDO BOATS
    883 23 Trial Trip CAPABLE OF OVER 30 KNOTS (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 29. tpJVE of the six motor torpedo boats of a new design announced in February last as having been ordered for experimental purposeaxe now in commission as tenders tc H.M.S. Vernon,
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    FOR SINGAPORE AIR ROUTE
    240 23 Flying Boat Pilots I- tf*Ti N r I BEING TRAINED AT v HAMBLE (By Air Mail) r (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 25. rRACK pilots of great experience were sitting, like schoolboys, at desks in a class room when 1 accepted an invitation this week
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    APPLE PIE
    108 23 Favourite Dish In The United States Washington. Apple pie is America's favourite sweet. This has been discovered through ar. investigation carried out by the Association of American Railroads, who claim to serve 25,000,000 meals a year in their dining cars. Stewards of restaurant cars now stock their larders
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    100 23 Wrecked While Touring On Exhibition Moab, Utah AI Capone's massive motor-car. in which, in his heyday as Czar of Chicago Gangland, he used to ride protected from his rivals' bullets by its strong steel plating, has been so badly wrecked in an accident here- that it has
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    429 23 19 SERVICES 2,000,000 Letters A Week Expected (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 29. THE eflfeet on air traffic of the new Empire air mail scheme, which is to begin next year, was described yesterday by Mr. D. H. Handover, traffic manager of
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    DISTRESSED AREAS
    53 23 Reuter. London. Dec. 2. > The Government is introducing a aew Special Areas Bill in January." the -.abour Minister Mr. Ernest Brown, leclarcd at a meeting Id Cardiff. He added: "We are not only thinking about he Commissioners' proposals regarding aew industries but we are thinking In much
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    MALAYANS' HOLIDAY AT A SWISS RESORT
    41 24 Mr. Tan Cheng Lock. C.8.E.. tt* well-known Malacca resident, scnos us these three pictures taken at Davos, the famous Swiss health resort, where he and Mr., Tan Cheng Lock are at present enjoying a I
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