Malaya Tribune, 9 December 1936

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales xxiii. -No. 290. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1936 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Wednesday, Dec. 9, 19*16 The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1936 FIVE CENTS
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    CHAPLIN'S SECRET IS OUT
    287 2 They're Married PAULETTE'S NEXT PICTURE T HAD tea to-day with Miss Paulette i, Goddard and Charlie Chaplin at his home at Beverly Hills, writes Mr. Randolph Churchill in the Daily Mail from Hollywood. And I can end once and for all the long-standing uncertainty about the
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    MALACCA SCOTS CELEBRATE
    251 2 Gay Doings On St. Andrew's Day Malacca, Monday. THE Malacca Club premises presented a picturesque spectacle on Saturday with posters depicting Scottish Scenery and decorated with tartar and heather, when the St. Andrew's Society hela their annual celebrations. Mr E. F. G. Anderson acted as Baggil bearer.
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      415 2 NOTICE THE MALAKA PINDA RUBBER ESTATES, LIMITED. i !—i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twenty-sixth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Registered Office of the Company No. 96, Market Street, Singapore, on Wednesday, 23rd December, 1936, at noon and that at such Meeting the
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      266 2 Eastern $ealfy Company, Limited. (Incorporated In Straits Settlements) CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE PROPERTY OWNERS AND AGENTS. f»aidup Capital §|,000,©0©/HOUSE OWNERS! Let our House Agents' Department with Its efficient and experienced staff save you trouble and money. PERIODIC INSPECTION OF HOUSES. REPAIRS CLOSELY AND SYSTEMATICALLY SUPERVISED. We solicit enquiries. Telephone
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES EFFICIENT DECK HANDS
    836 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES EFFICIENT DECK HANDS 8.0. T. Syllabus Of Examinations DETAILS of the examinations for Board of Trade certificates of qualification as efficient deck hands are contained in a notice (M. 153) to shipowners, shipmasters, and seamen, which is issued by the Mercantile Marine Department of the Board. The
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    29 3 In a 60-miles-an-hour gale one of the United States Navy's most modern gunboats, the Erie, 2,000 tons, arrived a* Plymouth recently on an official visit which lasted a we2k.
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      405 3 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA, p 0. S. N. COos SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. S'porc. 1936. I iAN GALORE 6,000 Dec. 19 RANPURA 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 SOUDAN 6,500 Feb. 12
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      603 3 1 M. B. K. i I KOKUSAI LINE J (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) (Incorporated in Japan) i For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) Due Due Sailing Due j Penang Spore Spore New York (m s KIYOSIMI MARU Dec. 23 Dec. 27 Dec. 30 Feb. 9 ms KOMAKI MARU Feb.
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      438 3 Special Coronation Sailing to Marseilles or London AND BACK at l 1 Single Fare by the new and modern m.s. 'ERRIA" 14,700 Tons Displacement from SINGAPORE 30-3-37 due MARSEILLES 23-4-37 due LONDON 1-5-37 Returning by m.s. "ALSIA" or m.s. "BORINGIA" 12,500 Tons Displacement, from SOUTHAMPTON 14 6 57 37 from
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      580 3 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHEIt RS3tci LLOYD W 52 (Incorporated in 1 Germany). The undernot d are the Company*! intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. lor MANILA. HONGKONG SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA JAPAN. Due s pore. 1936. 5 m.s. "HAVEL" Dec. 29 HOMEWARDS FOR HOLLAND. HAMBURG AND BREMEN:— s.s. "NECKAR" also calls Malta, Marseilles, Oran, Casablanca
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    R. A. F. VISIT TO BANGKOK
    409 4 ENTERTAINED BY SIAMESE OFFICERS rpHE Bangkok Times of Dec. 2 contained the following account of the visit to Siam of the R.A.F. bomber squadron:— The visit of the R.A.F. Bomber squadron to Don Muang terminated this morning when the squadron took off about 9.15
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    NAZIS' HATRED OF BOLSHEVISM
    305 4 Exhibition Organised To "Unmask" It Berlin. AN anti-Bolshevik exhibition has been opened in Berlin under the title of Bolshevism Unmasked." It consists of a largo number of exhibits which are described by the semiofficial Nazi news service as offering convincing grounds for the allegation that "Bolshevism
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    25,000-MILE PEACE CRUSADE
    242 4 Rover Scout's World Tour By Bicycle Cairo. AFTER cycling 25,000 miles on a world n peace crusade during the past uv years, a Parsee Rover Scout, Jim p Mody, has reached Cairo. Mody. who is 20, is eager to fostefriendship and goodwill between the nations. His endeavours
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    COTTON INDUSTRY
    236 4 Govt. To Be Approached For Aid Manchester. WITH a view to obtaining some u; TT tance for the cotton industry to restore its prosperity, an approach to the Government is to be made dv a joint committee of the cotton tracts organisations. A meeting here of all sectionemployers'
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    BIRD VENDETTA
    222 4 Storks Defeat Eagles In Air War Istanbul AFTER a prolonged battle, storks v defeated eagles in the latest I of the bitter war of the air in Tu: u. Hostilities took place over A:: it Karahissar, in Anatolia, and 11* X storks darkened the sky over 1st. nbui
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    20 4 Sir Samuel Joyce Thomas, the Justice. F. M. S. arrived in I on Friday by the "Rajputana U Home leave.
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      104 4 BETTER V ALUE 9l I I I THAN EVER BEFORE 11 If 31 DI H^HH VAJ t> j. AUTosTROP ipgiia| ifl SAFETY RAZOR I T Fortify Yourself Against Influenza i By a Course of < JMEiFINi Pmilk AT ITS BEST 1 SINGAPORE'S FAVOURITE BRAXD j x I liappv Hchjtsm Baby
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      133 4 HERE 15 fl- J| I m "\X 7*HEN a child gets every pore is free of perspirav cross, irritable, some- tion and dust. Rinse then, times muggy weather and an a sprinkle of cool water. Dry irritated skin are to blame! gently. The result: a skin Let him enjoy a
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    RANGOON ROAD SCHOOL
    778 5 Prizes Distributed YEAR OF ALL ROUND PROGRESS Singapore, Tuesday. rr»HE Rangoon Road School held its annual Prize-Day, Exhibition of handwork and Concert this morning:. Among those present were Mr. H. R. Cheeseman, Inspector of Schools, Mr. R. Walker, Art Superir» Undent and Mis. Tay Lian Teck who
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    GROUP OF M.P.'s AND THE KING
    799 5 SUPPORT IN ANY ACTION HE DESIRES Reuter Wireless. London, Dec. 8. A DUMBER of members of Parlia- me »t are writing to the King assuring bam they will be willing to support him in any action he might think necessary to take ito defend
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    MRS. SIMPSON EXHAUSTED
    159 5 Secret Dash Across Europe Reuter Wireless. Avignon, Dec. 7. MRS. SIMPSON arrived here and m the chauffeur asked the direction for Vixen Provence. Mrs. Simpson's journey across France was one long effort to avoid attention. At Blois she passed through kitchen doors unused for years, cobwebs being
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    DEATH OF MRS. TEO HONG
    335 5 iv>r7 h€ rT, de rJ h took P lace recently oi Mrs. Teo Hong, nec Ang Cheok Neo at her residence 345, New Bridge Road Singapore, in her 59th year, after a viousfy eh a few days pieMrs Teo Hong was the wife of Mr.
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    53 5 For throwing corrosive fluid over Charles Jordan, who was alleged to have carried on an affair with the acSHr V n l W L fe William Ch arles Carter. 38, described as a storeman at the Royal Arsenal, Plumstead, was sentenced at the Central Criminal Court to «20 months' imprisonment
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    44 5 Indians in the F.M.S. will be glad to know that Mr. H. R. S. Kanwai the first Indian in Malaya to secure an air pilot's licence, has been appointed i i. Chief Pilot to one of the ruling Prin- j ces of India. I
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      12 5 Ml Sidney Trouble Quick Cy.«tex starts m ,t,ys Ir L 15 BUflUtea
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      629 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED—Qualified motor enginee» capable of managing workshops. Apply with copies of testimonials, statinr salary required to Box No. 506, Malaya" Tribune, Singapore. a T ?;oF r Shcp house 353 > n an Road rent $20, entry 2-1-37. Apply 357 Onar Road, Katong End. an FOR SALE—Attap House, ~NoT*
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      604 5 i BRANDY W njT^OOO a a 2?. nd prize 150 third PRIZE $100 W W Actional Pl l7es 12 Bic >' c,es a "d 23 Large Small Bottles of "GOLDEN VALLEY" ALL you HAVE TO DO -T Brandy, do is to read carefully the ash P rize a" you have
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      131 5 11l Products of combined skill integrity I "Encore" GENUINE SILK LADIES j STOCKINGS j Retail price per pair: $1.20 to $3.00 Sole Agents for Malaya BAB A CO. LTD. 11 DIABETES. Thabib A. Md. Hassan guarantees to cure DIABETES by personal treatment with roots, leaves and fruits of trees obtained
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    470 6 LONDON CO MIHODITIES RUBBER London, Dec. 8. Previous To-day Change Tone Dull Quiet Spot Buyers 9 316 9 3 16 Sellers 9 5116 9 516 Jan.|Mar. Buyers 9 3|16 9% +J|J6 Sellers 9V 4 9 5;16 +W1 Apr.l June Buyers 9K *M Sellers 9 5i16 9 5|16
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    BUKIT PULAI RUBBER ESTATE
    654 6 CONSIDERABLY IMPROVED FINANCIAL POSITION London, Nov. 25. THE twelfth Jidinary general meeting of the Bukit Pulai Rubber Estate. Ltd was held yesterday at Winchester House. Old Broad-street. EC. Mr S. M Kirkpartrick (chairman) presided, reports the Financial Times. The Chairman, having paid a warm tribute to
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    52 6 Mrs. Amez-Droz-Dodd, a doctor of medicine, an Englishwoman by birth, widow of M. Amer-Droz a Swiss engineer, has bequeathed her estate, Herzogenacker, at Gunten. Canton Berne, to the Swiss League for the Protection of Nature. In accordance with her wish the estate will be preserved as a reserve for plants
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    BEKOH CONSOLIDATED RUBBER
    589 6 ATMOSPHERE OF REASONED OPTIMISM London, Nov. 23. THE sixteenth ordinary general meeting of Bekoh Consolidated Rubber Estates, Ltd.. was held on Friday at 19 Fenchurch-street, E. C. reports the Financial News Mr. E. F. Slade, J.P., (the chairman), said that as far as the rubber outlook was
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    TIN QUOTA MIGHT BE REDUCED
    268 6 Was The Last Increase Too Generous? Reuter. London, Dec. V. MESSRS. Vivian, Younger and Bond, prominent metal brokers, in a circular issued to-day, state: "We feel that the Tin Committee, having met the outcry from the Unncd States consumers by the last generous increase, might
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    NOVEMBER RUBBER OUTPUTS
    26 6 Malaka Pinda. 40,300 lb., 125.30" lj for three months of current nnaNew Scudai. 26,500 lb.. 226 100 three months of current financial >< l
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      481 6 I Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. j J (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). Successors to c t The Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, J j The Ho Hong Bank Limited and S The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. i CAPITAL i Authorised $40,000,000.00 Issued'and PaidTUp W o 0 > HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHUUA
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      243 6 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED. MEYER CHAMBERS. RAITUSB PLMJmV Capital Fulls v JJJJJJKI Reserve Fund Yen 130^flt),0t« UEAJ» OFFICE: YOIkOHAMi*. BRANCHES at Alexandria, oatayia Bombay, Berlin, Calcutta, Cantor Dairen, Fengtlen, Hamburg, Hankow Harbin, Honolulu, Hongkong, HsinklDg Karachi, Kobe, London, Los Angessa Manila, Mojl, Nagasaki, Nagoya. Ne» York, Otaru, Osaka, Paris,
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1667 7 I mied by Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Broker, MINING Fraser ft Co. Lyall Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin 4 9 5 6 5 1 5 6 £1 Asam Kumbang 32 34 -cd 32 34 -cd £1 Austral Malay 55 6
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    323 7 (From Our Financial Correspondent; RUBBER Singapore, Wednesday morning. Singapore: 32V 8 cts., up ct. Market Tcne: Steady Quiet. London: 9»4d., up i,l6d. Market Tone: Steady Quiet. New York: 19 316 cts., up ct. Market Tone: Quiet. The market has opened quite steady this morning and the bidding
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    EXCHEQUER RETURNS
    44 7 London, Dec. 8. EXCHEQUER returns show that the total ordinary revenue amounts to £103.078,808 compared with £402.099.559 at the corresponding date of last year. The total ordinary expenditure is £534,640,258 compared with £512,156,319 at the corresponding da.c of 1935 British Official Wireless.
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    U.K. MOTOR CAR OUTPUT UP
    153 7 Sales And Exports Expand London, Nov. 24. A SUBSTANTIAL increase in the pioduction of motor vehicles occurred in the United Kingdom during September, states the Financial News. At 37.033 the total shows a rise of 6.089 on the September, 1935. figure, and is 11.143 more
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    106 7 British Official Wireless. London. Dec 8. -l 1 Paris 105 9 64. New York 4.90 11 16. Montreal 4.90V 4 Brussels 29.00 Geneva 21.35. Amsterdam 9.01 *>4 Milan 93 3 16. Berlin 12.19. Stockholm 19.39 V 2 Copenhagen 22.40. Oslo 19.90 Vienna 26Vj. Prague 138' 2 Belgrade 213.
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      247 7 The Eastern I nitcd ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED j FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHtCLE, BURGLARY, PERSONAL ACCiDENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. ut.AU OFFICE. l«D. CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. L. G. JOBOfSOS I SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated in New Zealand.) I iiiiiipeat'liable Security W. J. DEXTER. Manager. Tel. 5926. 2.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    123 8 AlHAMßßA—"Yellov.otcne" and "The Ccwboy and the Kid," 6.15 and 9.15 p.m CAPIiOL Raraona," J. 15, 0.15 and t'. 15 p.m. PAVILION.—"Too Many P..:cnts," 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH.*- Ajkal" (HindusStani) 6.15 and 9.15 p.m EMPIRE.— "The Ghost Goes West"— 7 p.m and 9 p.m. iJRKAi WOrtLu-Cabaret Dancins Side-shows Ma
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    68 8 Singipore, Wednesday lhe following notice to mariners has e en issued by the Master Attendant, S: raits Settlements: Considerable shoaling has occurred north of p. line 094 degrees in Lat. l den. W'z N., and Long 103-deg 53 1 2 E from ion from the Chief Inspector
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    LIGHTSHIP NOT BURNING
    37 8 Singapore, Wednesday. According to telegraphic communication irom the Chief Inspector Navigation at Batavia. the Sambar lightship In Lat. 3 deg. 40. 0' S. and Long 110 deg. IB, 5 E. is not burning Fa
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    177 8 WMU IJl/ S:bPi«. Dutch. 1.128' tons; from Batata /12 to Batavia n.12. Hafthar, Norwegian!, 761 tons- Trom Penang 9.12 to Bangkok 9.12 Cremer, Dutch, 2.784 tons, irom B'lauan 8.12 to Hongkong 10 12 Pacific, Danish, 727 tons; front Cr.ble-S.-ound. 9.12 to tdestination and date of departure unknown). Tobelo.
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    ART DISPLAY
    81 8 Singapore. Tuesday AN exhibition of paintings, the works of A Mr. Koh Ki-e Kaa. a left-handed Chinese artist will be held at tho Chinese Institution, opposite the T Theatre on Dec. 11. 12 and 13 Mr. Koh is probably the first lefthanded artist to vi>h Malaya nd paintings
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      194 8 malayVs premier hotel COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. JUNNER and DANCE (informal) 9.30 to midnight CABARET ĔDITH and BILLY HERSEY The Personality Pair NON-DINERS $1.00 BOOK NOW FOR THE X'MAS and NEW YEAR FESTIVITIES. BRAS BASAH RAFFLES BRASSERIE road EXCELLENT CUISINE. POPULAR GRILL FOR CONTINENTAL DISHES. EXCELLENT High Class
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      12 8 I Reserve cuvtE Sole Agent o HENRY WAI (ill LTD. r Okasa
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      1537 8 CLVB DIARY WHAT'S ON? S [Were are numerous Clubs ana •♦•■•Jk^I 1 I ■]%I r I l\f X v Socieaej in Singapore, most of the Public r UnctlOßS And I IJIH members 0/ it/ucft are readers 0/ rfce Snort* I i^tn~P« 1 S "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is pro- OpOITS
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      160 10 i CAN YOU IMAGINE TWO BIG ?icTuREs like this IN I MYSTERY! \vku P here it is:! Actioni ffifct mtstert mm i^^^^^^s^^B IAM EC HENRY HUNTER \OI ON J^tfll JUDITH BARRETT m W ALAN HALE RALPH MORGAN j EDGE flff «1 Dir*ct*i by Arthur Lubin A -JNTTOSAL PICTURE OF VOIR
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      262 10 S LAST NIGHT'S ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES WERE J> •{•THRILLED BEAUTY of this GREAT TRIUMPHv NATURAL COLOUR! l'rcuv Dancing Girls! Adventure iiiiiMi ■■!in j mm mi eMeMeMweeeaeMeMMew f^\^" *OOT FAVOURITE STARS IN THE Cbufoge two biggest pictures ever SHOWN FOR ONE PAYMENT! ■TrTl.abm T/% heads I ***** Wl lham b r a
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      283 10 »—t n%# II 1 m*** I Th e picture "Too Many Parents S P/l VI 1 IyJIN which opened at the Pavilion last I I I w U9mmm^ mw u»ght, is one to be put on your "not to be missed" list Mom- TO.NIGHT-6-15-o.ir. j r v I All this
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    FRASER & CO.'S WEEKLY SHARE REPORT
    924 11 FRASER CO.'S WEEKLY SHARE REPORT VERY STRONG POSITION OF R UBBER rKASER and Co. s weekly rep r, r t on the local share market, dal r, u t)pc 9. states: tinly live in anxious times inevitable that no sooner .< laid than another aprally from the most un,arter, to
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    SIAM LOTTERY
    71 11 £8,000 To Sin&ora Kongsi (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Dec. 9. THE constitution celebrations, opened by the Chairman of the Council oi Regency yesterday evening, are now in full swing and last until next Monday. The Premier will be broadcasting to the nation on Thursday evening. Six lotteries
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    AT THE CINEMAS
    245 11 BEAUTIFUL COLOUR Success Of "Ramona" At The Capitol DICTURES in colour are a logical development in screen technique, but many of the efforts have fallen far short of success. They have been too glaring, the effect being to tire the beholder. Very different is "Ramona," the Twentieth
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    258 11 A Double Feature Programme SET against the beautilul background of the Famous Yellowstone Park, a thrilling muidcr mystery Yellowstone" had its premiere at the Alhambra Theatre yesterday, forming part of the excellent douole feature programme the Theatre is presenting. Interwoven with romance, the plot of this fast moving
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    AT THE PAVILION
    185 11 "Too Many Parents" Good Entertainment TJO Many Parents," the Paramount comedy-drama which opened at the Pavilion last night, is a film which differs from the usual type in that the cast mostly comprises juvenile actors who, without exception, give performances which would do credit to any leading
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    "The Littlest Rebel" At The Ritz
    120 11 Shirley Temple, the wonder child cinema "star," delighted a large audience in her picture "The Littlest Rebel" at the Rite Cinema, Geylang, last night. Shirley Temple is at her best in the picture. She sings and does the tapdance with Bill Robinson. The picture
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    SAVING REFUSE
    105 11 Berlm The Government's recently-organized anti-waste campaign, to counteract the raw materials shortage, has spread to German Shipping. In on? of the new vessels now being built for the Hamburg-Amerika Line, a special drying plant has been installed for extracting the moisture from kitchen refuse in order to preserve
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      170 11 SUN TALKIE (NEW WORLD) j 7-30 p.m. TO-NIGHT 9-30 p.m. J SPECIAL TWO FEATURE PROGRAMME I Ben Lyon Joan Marsh in S DAXCIXC FEET* j J Republic's Great Musical Hit j GENE AUTRY in j 1 -THE SIXGIXU COWBOY" j J The First Great Musical Western EMPIRE TALKIE I 7
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      50 11 D. T. LIM*S S* 'HERB-TONiC 4 uon bran: **&Silm^££ kt.UMk CO**»»* FOR HEALTH. To-morrow Night Grand Opening GRAND THEATRE NEW WORLD DJA'S "DARDANELLA" PROUDLY PRESENTS DJA'S SENSATIONAL BALI iMASTERPIECE WITH THE FAMOUS "CRIS BALI Xl rasK D tv« E "CHALON ABANC" BETWEEN THE ACTS THE SLPEK ATTRACTIONS "JAVA KRONCHONGS PARTY
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      375 11 j CAN YOU THINK OF A BETTER GIFT FOR *3|-? All Kiddies We- nursery e<ich vo,umc eon -1 i tains 6 double- r Jjr s t sided records I I $3U PER SET. j 5 1 zo tales I i volume, 6 records with album. J V>* r $3j- PER
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    55 12 Mr. Teo Ho ig. Teo Soo Piah, Teo So> Teow and Te3 Kah beg to offer theh 1 mcere thanks to relatives and friends who sent wreaths, scrolls, attended night Visits and nh;o those who attended the funeral of the late Mrs Teo Hong nee Ang Cheok Neo on
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    COUNCIL MEETING
    915 12 BEFORE deabng witn the objects discussed at Monday's meeting of the Legislative Council it is necessary io point what, in the opinion of such people as we have been able t- consult, was a serious om ss ioi:— ifct Bence of all reference to the grave strike siuiation
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    F.M.S. RAILWAYS
    47 12 Cheap Return Tickets For The Holidays Reuter. 'Hip FMJB. Railways announce cheap return tickets for all classes and from all stations m Malaya for the Hari Kaya ruasa, Christmas and New Year holidays, from Dec. 10 to Jan. 3. Particulars may be obtained from stationmasters.
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    MR. WANG CHING WEI
    46 12 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. Dec 8. A message has been received from Mr. Wang Clung Wei. the former Chinese Premier, stating that he is not undergoing any operation but will continue to receive medical treatment at London —Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    H.M.S. BRUCE
    33 12 H.M.S. Brucs (Commander E. M. Lory, R.N.) is expected to arrive at Sing apore on Monday December, 21 irom Hong Kong. Bruce will probably leave Singapore for England early in January.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Infant Welfare
    188 12 NOTES COMMENTS Infant Welfare QNE of the most praiseworthy activi- j ties of the Medical Department of this Colony is the work being done in the Infant Welfare Centres. None is I able to appreciate this, work better J than thes? who knew something of j kampong life twenty or
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    The Work
    264 12 £S to the work being dene, we can do no better than quote from the annual report of Dr. Fitzgerald. Director of Medical Services. S.S.. which was laid on the table at the meeting of the Legislative Council. Dr. Fitzgerald says:— "The routine duties of the health inters
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    Poultry Husbandry
    240 12 gOME idea of the enormous possibili ties oX poultry husbandry in Malaya may be gathered from the annual report of Mr S. H. Whit worth, the Director of Vcte.inary Research. Straits Settlements, which was laid on th« table at Monday's meeting of the i g slative Council. During
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    Epidemics
    319 12 JJ UT breeders must be warned ig&jat diseases. Epidemics are no: innequcnt among Malayan fowls and they often wipe out all the birds in the neighbourhood. Fortunately. these art ocalised to a considerable extent On this matter Mr. Whitworth writes: "In the middle of January an outbreak of poultry
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    175 12 By "Lcakei On i DOCTOR has discovered a drug rt which he claims will cure kleptomania. But many j>eople hold that the best cure of all is to take nothing. wk »-> A schoolmaster say s he invariably cautions a boy for a first offence. But
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    PREMIER'S FIVE-HOURS TALK WITH THE KING
    103 13 HAS DECISION BEEN MADE? LEGAL ADVISERS ACTIVE MR. BALDWIN CONSULTS HOME SECRETARY JHERE is much speculation in London to-day regarding a discussion between the Premier and the Home Secretary ate test night after Mr. Baldwin had spent five hours with the Kir*, the Duke
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    LABOUR PARTY AND THE CRISIS
    638 13 Reuter. British Official Wireless. London, Dec. 8. JMPORTANT discussions are apparently proceeding at Fort Belvedere, where the King; is staging. Mr. Baldwin arrived at 5.30 p.m., accompanied by Mr. Montfc ten, legal adviser to the Duchy of Cornwall, and, it is understood, Sir Eric M??viHe,
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    MYSTERY PLANE EXPLAINED
    460 13 MRS. SIMPSON Selling Her House In London Reuter. London, Dec. 8. DL'BLIC curiosity was aroused by the departure from Croydon aerodrome this morning of a mystery aeroplane reported to be bouiid for Cannes. The occupants were stated to be three men including .Mrs. Simpson's srlicitor The aerodrome
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    HEAVY FIGHTING IMMINENT
    251 13 In North Charhar MONGOL CAPITAL BOMBED Sin Chew Jit Poh. Kweihua, Dee. i). JT is reported that the Chinese forces have occupied Tanrao, ba this cannot be confirmed. The main irregulars are concentrating in north Charhar. where heavy fighting r imminent. Thirty Japanese planes bombed Piilingmiao, the
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    MRS. SIMPSON
    70 13 What She Said To King Ldward Reuter. Washington, Dec. 8. 'J'HE Washington Evening Star, whose proprietors possess family associations with Mrs. Simpson, stales definitely and authoritatively that prior to her departure from England for Cannes .Mrs. Simpson told the King lhat no obligation by which he might feel
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    FRENCH CRISIS
    41 13 Reuter. Paris. Dee. 8. THE threat overhanging the Blum Government since the Communists abstained from the vote of. confidence on Nov. 5 has been averted M. Thorez. Secretary-General of the Communists will support -he Government as in the past.—Reuter.
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    NAVAL CONTROL OF TSINGTAO
    208 13 Chinese Protest 600 MORE MARINES LANDED Sin Chew Jit Poh. Tsingtao. Dee. 9. r £HE Japanese Consul in Tsingtao has prcioifedd to console th< fepanes* naval authorities with r\> tatd.to Admiral H.-in Haaj Le4»> .emends for the withdrawal of i le Japanese marines. It is stated
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    ATTACK LED BY GERMANS
    368 13 ON MADRID 150 People Killed In Air Raid Reuter Wireless. London, Dec. 8. THE Madrid press reports the arriv- al of strong German reinforcements and believes tnat German commanders have crdered an immediate renewal of a most powerful offensive for possession of Madrid. The British constitutional
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    BOY SCOUTS JOIN STREET CLEANING VOLUNTEERS 60 EUROPEANS HELP
    757 14 LATEST NEWS Strike Position Is Unchanged Singapore, Wednesday. ASKELTON service of IM than 300 workers, not including the services rendered by public-spirited Europeans from the local offices and the Boy Scouts, is being maintained by the Municipal Town Cleansing Department to
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    ITALIAN SHIPPING COMBINE
    105 14 Plan For The Prevention Of Overlapping Reuter Wireless. Rome. Dec. 5. The Cabinet has decided all regular Italian shipping services be grouped Into four big combines which will cover defined areas, thereby eliminating overlapping and competition. The nine companies grouped have 181 ships of a'total tonnage of
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    100,000 CIGARETTES
    213 14 Preventive Branch Capture Singapore, Tuesday. ONE hundred thousand cigarettes packed in 20 large tins were placed before the Fifth Magistrate. Mr. E E. Colman. to-day when a middleaged Chinese of the labouring class, named Chua Hur. was charged with possession of the cigarettes on which duty, amounting to
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    HAINAN ISLAND
    80 14 Mr. Soong To Confer With Hongkong Chinese Hongkong, Dec. 9. Mr x. V. Soong, the chairman cf the National Economic Council, lei: Cantor for Kont>r:ong by steamer last nifht. It is btiic.ta that he Will consult the Chinese bankers and industrialists in Hongkong with regard to the development
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    INDIAN LABOUR
    42 14 Arrivals And Departures In November Arrivals of Indian labourers from Madras Presidency and departures during November were as follows:— Arrivals (State aided) 249 adults, 49 minors. Arrivals (ordinary deck passengers): 2 444 adults, 204 minors. Departures: 1,860 adults, 104 minors.
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    GERMANY'S OLDEST MAN
    37 14 Attributes Longevity To Bachelorhood Reuter Wireless. Berlin. Dec 5. Frederick Sadowski, Germany's oldest man has died. He was born on Oct. 27. 1825 He attributed his longevity to the fact he never married.—Reuter Wireless.
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    MANILA—HONGKONG
    33 14 Reuter Wireless. New York. Dec. 5. The Manila-Hongkong air service linking China with the United States will be started in the New Year according to Mr. Joantrirpe, President, of PanAmerican Airways.—Reuter Wireless.
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    GERMAN LOAN
    55 14 Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Dec. 7. It is officially announced that the new <ive hundred million marks Reich Loan for consolidation of part of the government's "reconstruction debt" was oversubscribed by more than 10C.000.OJJ marks and consequently, in ordei not to disappoint subscribers, the loan has been increased to
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    DISCHARGE OF ORDER NISI
    606 14 Textiles Imports REGISTRAR-GENERAL TO PAY COSTS Singapore, Tuesday. AN order nisi made against the Registrar General of Statistics in the High Court last week by Mr. Justice Adrian Clark, on the appll.:;.tion of Uttamram Co., local piecegoods merchants, was discharged oy his lordship in the High
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    LEAGUE COUNCIL & SPAIN
    553 14 LEAGUE COUNCIL SPAIN CRITICAL MEETING OPENS TO-MORROW London, Dec. 8. I ORD Cranborne will the L united Kingdom in the the Foreign Secretary (Mr Antony Eden) Geneva on Thursday. Lord Cranborne wUI also attend the meeting League Reform Committee which assembles next Monday The Council meeting has been called at
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    GIFTS TO CITIES
    125 14 Leeds And Birmingham Benefit j London, Dec. 8. Fro benefactions are day in the Midlands. Mr. Frank Parkinson, chairman of Crompton Farklngson. Ltd.. has given £200.000 to Leeds University for new buildings Mr Parkinson, who is an old student of Leeds University, recently instituted a special scholarship
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    SOVIET CONSTITUTION
    97 14 Passed Unanimously By Congress Reuter Wireless. Moscow, Dec. 6. The Soviet Congress has unanimously passed the new constitution with the amendments of the drafting committee including the amendment introduced to meet the French criticisms that the original text made the Franco-Soviet Pact ineffective. The original article which empowered
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    ESPIONAGE CHARGE
    38 14 German Engineer And Wife Arrested Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Dec. 7. A German engineer named Metzger and his wife have been arrested in Leningrad for alleged esnionage and coun-ter-revolutionary activity, according to the official news agency.—Reuter Wireless.
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    UNEMPLOYED IN BRITAIN
    43 14 Reuter Wireless. London, Dec. 7. There were 560.000 more perjons in employment in November than in the same month of 1935. The total unemployed wholly or partially was 1,623,000 being 295,000 less than in the corresponding period of 1935.—Reuter Wireless.
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    FRENCH FLYER MISSING
    107 14 Peraud And Denis Take Off For Tokyo Reuter. Paris. Dec 8. fAN Mermoz, the famous trans-A T a'. tic flier, is missing aboard the mail olane flying the South Atlantic The plane left Dakar at 6.3o a.m. -oi Port Natal and was last heard of at 11
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    "RENOUNCE WAR"
    61 14 Petition Signed By MM on People Reuter Wireless. Buenos Aires Dec. b A petition signed bv "one million inhabitants of the American routine! asking that governm nts should nounce war was presented to the American Peac? Conference by tne ted States delegate. The petition demanded recourse to titration
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    Huge Death-Roll In Floods THOUSAND SWEPT AWAY
    79 15 IN PHILIPPINES Fifty-Four Towns Submerged I Reuter. Manila, Dec. 8. THOUSAND people are reported to have been swept away in the greatest flood in the history of the Philippines, according to the military commander of Isahela Province, north-west Luzon. It is stated that
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    BREACH OF TRUST
    135 15 Young Man Remanded For Sentence Singapore. Tuesday. A young and respectable-looking man Hugh Newman, was produced be tore the Second Magistrate, Mr. J. P. B:ddulph, to-day, on a charge of criminal breach of trust in respect of $20, the property of the owner of the Straits Hotel,
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    20 15 It is understood that Mr. D. H. Tudor ot the Singapore Bankruptcy Office, is shortly proceeding to Penang on transfer.
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    SCHOOL BUILDING COLLAPSES
    50 15 Forty Killed At Meeting Of Catholics Reuter. Lisbon, Dec. 9. CORTT people were killed and over a hundred injured at a meeting of the Catholic Society of Leiria when the school building which they met collapsed owing to overcrowding. Most of the victims are women and children.—Reuter.
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    CHILDREN'S CONCERT ON BLAKAN MATI
    90 15 Singapore. Tuesday. A full dress rehearsal prior to tne concert to be presented to-morrow night, was given this evening at the cinema hall on Blakan Mati island. Composed of children between the ages of three to seven, with the exception of adults, the cast was
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    13 15 Mr. Tan Thoon Lip, Assistant Official Assignee, Singapore, has been transferred to Malacca.
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    LONDON TRAFFIC CHAOS
    93 15 Ice-Bound Streets MANY PEDESTRIANS INJURED British Official Wireless. London, Dec. 8. A SERIOUS dislocation of early morning traffic occurred i.i ali parts of Greater London as a r<3*uH of a sharp frost following rain. Conductor rails were frozen, preventing the operation of elflCtrls train services on several
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    RATEPAYERS' FIRST NOMINATION
    401 15 Municipal Commission MR. YAHYA AFIFI HONOURED Singapore, 1 uesda}. FOLLOWING tn< announcement last week by Government tnat the Singapore Ratepayers' Association have been granted the privilege of nominating a member to thd Singapore Municipal Commission, t.ie association considered the matter at their meeting to-day and it is
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    FUNDS FOR CHINA WARS
    179 15 Consul-General To Issue Statement Singapore. Wednesday. INQUIRIES made at the Chinese Consulate- (ieneral in Singapore this morning elicit the information that no official statement has been issued by the Con-sulate-General in connection with the speeches mad? at the meeting of the Legislative Council on Monday about
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    S.S. ASSOCIATION
    54 15 Nomination Of Municipal Commissioner THE Straits Settlements (Singapore* Association notifies that Mr. David Frankel. one of the Association's nominees on the Municipal Commission is due to retire at the end of the year and nominations for the position are m They must be received by the first post
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    BIRTH CONTROL CLINICS
    58 15 Members of the Chinese Christian Association are reminded of the debate to be held in the Institute Hall, Prinsep Street, on Thursday, at 8.15 p.m. The subject will be "Should birthcontrol clinics be introduced Into this Colony?" The speakers will be Messrs. Ong Beng Soon, Tan Peng
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    THRILLING 'VARSITY RUGGER CAMBRIDGE WIN GRAND GAME
    425 17 BY 6-5 Miserable Conditions Heavy Rain Reuter. Twickenham, Dec. 8. f> \m IDGE defeated Oxford in tha I f.i inter-Varsity rugby match here ■iv six points to five in heavy aa i miserable conditions which t the ground heavy and the ball I
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    SIGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    192 17 Result Of Ladies' December Medal THE Ladies' D:cembe>- Medal Comp^t't;c \va s o'avod at Bukit Timah on i,-| v in a win for Mrs. H S ;trt in "A" division w th a n2t 38 in a win for Mrs. W. with a ret rcore of 33
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    NO MATCH FOR Y.M.C.A.
    358 17 Midds Beaten 11—0 At Water-Polo Singapore, Wednesday. IJESPITE the fact that they played without the services of many regular Players the V.M.C.A. were too good for a team from th e "A" Company Middlesex Regiment, defeating them by 11 goals to nil in a water-polo match
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    ISLAND CLUB
    142 17 V, Matsudaira Wins The Captain's Prize ABOUT 60 cards were taken out for the Island Club Captain's Prize over the week-end under the Star leford reckonand the result was a win for Y. Matsudaira who returned a total score of 39 points. *w "%Z* The following were some
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    S.C.R.C TENNIS
    91 17 To-days ties in the S.CR.C. tennis chamnionships:---.in?: Championship:—Dr. Chia TecK Yarn v. M t Reshty Doubles Championship:—Chong Thutt Pitt and Foo Woo Wan v. Warden and S. Abed. Singles Handicap: -Tay Yew Teck scr. v. V. I. Evam Wong —3. The S.CR.C will hold their annual tournament dinner
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    HANDICAPS FOR PERAK RACES
    332 17 OPENING OF SKYE MEETING TO-MORROW 'From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Wednesday. THE following are handicaps for to- morrow's races, the first day of the Perak Turf Club Skye meeting: Race one Pcnies, class three, four fourlqngs straight. Little Miss X 11.7 Lerrick 11.1 Capone 10.9 Bright
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    HOCKEY
    71 17 Singapore Team v. Services THE following have been selected to represent Singapore against the Combined Services at hockey at the S.C.C. to-morrow: O. C Aeria; R Barth and AG. Armstrong G. Ross. G. E. N. Oehlers. and P K. Baskaran; D Ross. N. Sullivan. A M Valberg. A G.
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    RUGBY TEAMS
    109 17 1 s c c. tournament match on Tues- day. at SCC:— Merchants 'Whites': A. F. Webb; C. D. A Lundon, J. H Abbott, A. P Craigie, W. T. Hcnman: J P. Wood, A. Cromarty; K. s. Sykcs, J. C. C ansdem D. P. Perry. W. A. Ball. C
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    NO ARMAMENTS TO SPAIN
    506 18 British Bill Applies To Malaya i Singapore, Tuesday. IT is notified in a Government Gazette Extraordinary, issued this evening, that the following telegram has been received by His Excellency the Governor from the Right Hon. the Secretary of State for the Colonies: London, Dec. 3. "Merchant
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    THE HAPPY WORLD
    47 18 In the report of the meeting of the Licensing Justices yesterday, the name Happy Valley was wrongly used to describe the new amusement park being built at the junction of Grove Road and Geylang Road The name of the park is the Happy World.
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    TELOK KURAU ENGLISH SCHOOL
    26 18 The annual prize distribution of the Teluk Kurau English School will take place in the school hall to- morrow at 9 a.m..
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    23 18 Mr A J Sturrock. the retired D O. Kinta. who is on a visit to Malaya, is staying at the Grand Hotel. Ipoh.
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    CHINA'S PEACEFUL POLICY
    463 18 Japan Must Respect Her Integrity I Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Dec. 7. A SPOKESMAN of the Chin; se Foreign Office declared that readjustment of Sino-Japanese relations was only possible' when conducted under principles of mutual respect for the integrity of each other's territorial Jurisdiction and reciprocity
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS' NEW LINERS
    274 18 Latest Details TWO HUNDRED Mil FS AN HOUR TAILS uie now available of the twelve new air liners which «re being constructed for Imperial Airwvys by Sir YV. (j. Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft Limited at HamMe. The new air-liners will be known as the *E' class and
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    CO-OPERATORS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
    164 18 Two To Be Awarded In Singapore THE committee of management of the Singapore Co-operators' Scholarshiu Fund announce that they have decided t i award twc. scholarships for the year :937 as follows: ta> Secondary school scholarship, tenable for two years, open to boys and girls. <b> Trade
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      1306 19 via la van Listeners 9 Radiol i w (Wavelength 49.3 metres) BRITISH EMPIRE Greenwich Time Signal at 3.05 NIROM. STATION DDAfPAMMFQ a ß ra WlmW SXATIUXN 7.00 p.m. Time Signal and Day's FRUUKAinJyJIiik 8.20 a.m. Close down. Programme. IT IJAX 7.05 p.m. Recorded Potpourris. Tr v a j tj» TRANSMISSION
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    36 20 News has been received in Kuala rumour of the death in Madras of Mr. J. R. Thuraisingam. A K.C.O.E retired Deputy Sanitary Engineer of Madras, and brother-in-law of the Rt/. J. A., iupramamam, ot Kuala Lumpur.
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    29 20 King Carol has appointed M. Grigorcea, formerly Minister in 3udapest and now Secretary-General at the Ministry cf Foreign Affairs, Bucharest, to the vacant post of Rumanian Minister in IUftdQJL
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    1550 20 Empress Of Britain HEAR THE LIFE ON BOARD is always ousy during the voyage of a tiansatlantic liner, but without doubt busiest time is during the 'Turn Round,' the all too brief period in the Home port when the clearing up of the pa.t voyage is
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    MORE LINERS FOR FAR EAST
    91 20 Three New Orders By Blue Funnel Reuter. THE Bill. Funnel Line have ordere1 three mor e ships for their Far Fa« ern service each of nine o r ten tons, says the Liverpool Journal of cW merce which reiterates the order pi aC n d
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      1298 20 Malayan Listeners 9 Radio (Continued from page 19) RADIO-COLONIAL, FRANCE BERLIN STATION TO-DAY DJB 10.74 metre* (15.300 kct DJ4 41.38 metrei (9,650 kca.>; DJQ 19.63 meWavelength: 25.24 metres (11.885 kcs). (15 280 kce.) DJB 16.8» metrw 2.20 p.m. Relay from P.T.T. Trans- a 7 760 kcr) mitter. 2.40 p.m. Market
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    THIS STRANGE WORLD
    732 21 Woman Xotified Of Own Death 1200-Mile )Yalk To Complain Superstition Ruins Gold Hunt Man Saved From Prison By Music a happenings in many parts of U :ld. as reported by Reuter correspondents:— TOLD SHE WAS DEAD woman voter at Kopjes, Orange c, has received the following m
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    WAR CEMETERIES
    226 21 King's Tribute To Those Who Tend Them London. TRIBUTE from the King to those who have the care of the graves the Empires soldiers who fell in Great War Is contained in a letter sent from Buckingham Palace to MajorGeneral Sir Fabian Ware, vice-chairman of the Imperial War
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    CORONATION SERVICE IN WESTMINSTER
    260 21 Special Seats For King's Personal Guests London. MEMBERS of the Royal family and those personally invited by the King or Queen Mary to attend the Coronation Service in Westminster Aobey on May 12, will have special groups of seats reserved for them. These groups will be
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    25 21 Reuter. London. Dec. 7. Th? House of Commons passed the third reading of the Publu. Order Bill without a division —Reuter.
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    China's Opium Suppression Programme REPORT TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS
    2116 22 NOTICEABLE SUCCESS IN 1935 progress \s claimed in suppression of the opium evil in China, especially with respect to the giadual elimination of poppy cultivation, registration of addicts and the checking of illicit traffic in 1935. This is revealed in a
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      119 22 ft] fl WTjB WEET-BIX WITH STEWED FRUIT $£Sf aSTo'liTeW«?-to served with milk or ere. n. or spread r .niams °aU to" hĕalth-buildin* and vitaUsin* food elements—all the goodness of whole wheat. READY TOEAT To M.T. P.O. Box 6U, Singapore. j Please send me FREE SAMPLE packet of Weet-Blx. 5 Name
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    GIRL IN TROUSERS
    172 23 Causes A Strike Among Factory Workers Helsinki. 4 MILL girl who insisted on wearing trousers has been responsible lor a «•irike and for dividing a" whole town into heated "pro" and "anti" trouser factions. The foreman at the factory where the girl was working—at Bjelostock, in Poland,
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    FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
    161 23 French Newspapers Welcome New Measures Paris. Far from being disgruntled by the Government's proposed new measures with regard to the press, tending towards a strict control of the origin of funds, and more effective laws concerning libel, the French newspaoers express themselves as delighted. The executive
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    KILLED IN SPAIN
    123 23 France Honours War Correspondent Paris. 11 Guv de Traversay, the first war correspondent to be killed on Spanish soil, has been awarded the signal honour of "mention in the order of the nation." Special correspondent for the French i ewsoaper Intransigeant," M. de Traversay met his death
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    GRETCHEN MUST GO!
    89 23 Nazi Girls' Leader Says So Berlin. "The Gretchen type must definitely disappear from Germany!'* Thus vowed Frau Trude Birkn3r, Realm Leader of Nazi Girls, at a meeting here to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the foundation of this young women's organisation. "Girls of to-day", Frau Birkner insis
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    "WIRELESS TYPEWRITER"
    88 23 Writes Weather Reports In C ockpits Of Aeroplanes Washington, D. C. The development of a "wireless typewriter", which reproduces written rev.dter' which reproduces written weather reports in the cockpits of transport a roplanes is announced by the U. S. secretary of Commerce, Mr. Roper. The advantage of the
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    VETERAN OF FOUR WARS
    59 23 Poznan, Poland. Wilhelm Gutscha, a larmer of Jastrzeoniki, who has just died at the age of Sa. fought in four great Wars. •fhi.s veteran: saw service in the Prussian-Danish war of 1864, then in the Prussian-Austrian war of 1866, afterwards in the Franco-Germun war of 1870-1871.
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    ZOO'S 1.000TH LION BORN
    35 23 Leipzig. The 1 000 th Lion Cub has been bom at the Zoo here. The Zoo is. famou? for its Lion-bree-ding. It even exports them as far afiela is the tropics.
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    36 23 Said to have admitted having imperemban. his sister to deceive a solicitor, William Bartram, of Louth, Lincolnshire, was at the Old Bailey recently sentenced to six months' hard labour for obtaining £76 with a forged mortgage.
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    482 23 TJhe Current Singapore Prices Singapore, Dec. 4. MEAT Beef, steak, kati 32 Beef, stew or curry 24 Fillet, steak, per lb. 50 Mutton, Australian, per lb. 35 Poork, lean, kati 42 Pork, lean and fat (1st quality) 35 POULTRY Capons (locally reared) j kati 50 Ducks, each... 45
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    84 23 Paris. Old tramway lines which have been pulled up from the Paris streets, whence all trams are now banished, have come to a dignified end Cut into sections a few inches long they have been chromium plated and are being sold a s paper-weights, for people
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