Malaya Tribune, 22 December 1936

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol- XXIII., -No. 301. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1936 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune Tuesday, Dec. 22. 1936. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1936 FIVE CENTS
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      100 1 r I Jtead The SUNDAY TRIBUNE. Dominant In Malaya SAUSAGES J f "STAR BRAND" Switch To Vegetable Margarine For All Your Cooking i Absolutely free from adulteration. Star Brand margarine is a pure vegetable product, highly palatable and nutritious. The best, purest and cleanest for all manner of cooking, puddings,
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      73 1 THE 'jfEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The t~ >MMI I Xii THIBI >!• .j. carlo tiflni iierry AX IDEAL CHRISTMAS 1 I GIFT THE lIM S RACING GAME TO HATE. OX SALE AT j j ROBINSON CO. LTD. i i Sole Agents:-SIME, DARBY Co., Ltd., Singapore-Johore-Malacca and Nerri Semb.lan. W.P.S.
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      972 2 SINGAPORE. FOR SALE—I 932 Singer Saloon. Engine in perfect condition, five good tyres. Selling cheap for quick sale. What offers? Apply Post Box No. 234. MISCELLANEOUS Red Cross Pundol Lotion Is a surest remedy for White Spot Skin Disease (Panor) Ringworms and Itchy. Guaranteed. Cure or money refunded. Per bottle
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      229 2 BEAUTY and ACCURACY For Clocks and Watches with both of these, do not fail to inspect the wide and varied selection of 429, North Bridge Road, (Near Middle Road) GREAT X'MAS SALE NOW ON PS, 1 Products of combined skill integrity "Encore" brand GENUINE SILK LADIES STOCKINGS Retail price per
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      261 2 m m mlii ■WffflHhyhHt Singer Twelve to meet TM* Mi Ml demand for a really roomy M^P* five-seater —modern 1 1 W im m SWA A luxurious in comfort—that will VM B JM| be low in cost, tax and upkeep. Wj B I 1 I We have designed, too. a
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES BRITISH MERCHANT NAVY
    755 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES BRITISH MERCHANT NAVY Plea For Action FACED WITH "GRAVE DANGER" London. rpHE "grave danger which canfronts the future of the British Mercantile Marine" was emphasised by the Hon. Alexander Shaw when he presided at the 96th annual meeting of the P. and O. Steam Navigation Company at
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      400 3 STEAMER SAILINGS and BRITISH INDIA 0. S. N. CO's SAILINGS OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore 1936. BANGALORE 6,000 Dec. 2J 1937. RAWALPINDI 17,000 Jan. I BHUTAN 6,100 Jan. U CORFU 15,000 Jan. U BEHAR 6,000 Jan. 25 CARTHAGE 17,000 Jan. 21 SOUDAN 6,500 Feb. 1J NALDERA 16,000 Feb. 11 RANCH! 17,000
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      176 3 M. M. LINE (Incorporated In France) (MESSAGERIES MARITIMES) General Agents for Cie GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE Air-FRANCE MAIL PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES Homeward for Colombo, Djibouti, Port Said and Marseilles PRES. DOUMER 11,898 T. Dec. 22 D'ARTAGNAN 15,105 T. Jan. I CHENONCEAUX 14,825 T. Jan. 19 JEANLABORDE 11,414 T. Feb. 2 ARAMIS 17,536
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      542 3 f~ M. B. K. J I KOKUSAI LINE J S (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) S 1 (Incorporated in Japan) I For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) S j Due Due Sailing Due t Penang Spore Spore New York t m s KIYOSUMI MARU Dec. 24 Dec. 27 Dec. 30
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      54 3 I. S. K. LINE (ISHIHARA SANGYO KAIUN KAISHA, LTD.) (Incorporated in Japan) Direct Japan—Singapore Service. (Inward) (A 5* f SJ MALTA MARU c BOSTON MARU J* HAVRE MARU Jan AGENTS: ISHIHARA SANGYO KOSHI, LIMITED. (Incorporated in S.S.) TELEPHONES: 5211 5212. UNION BUILDING SINGAPORE. Landing Agents: THE SOUTHERN GODOWN CO., LTD.,
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      537 3 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. 1937 From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng ERRIA 12-1 12-1 13-1 15-1 LALANDTA 2-2 2-2 3-2 5-2 JUTLAND IA 23-2 23-2 24-2
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      505 3 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company's: intended fixtures:— 7 OUTWARDS. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA JAPAN. Due Spore. M.s. "HAVEL" Dec 31 1937 s.s. "POTSDAM" omits North China j an c s.s. "DONAU" omits Manila, Taku Bar, Japan Jan. 10 Due Port Swettenham
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    480 4 LONDON i^MO^tHES ftUBBEK London, Dec. 21. Previous To-day Change Tone sj Steady Dull Spot Buyers *****6 9% —116 Sellers 10 10 unchanged Jan.|Mar. Buyers 9 1516 9V B —JJJ Sellers 10 9 ***** -.16 Apr.Uune Buyers 9% »"i" rgj Sellers 9 15 16 9% -HJ JulylSept. Buyers
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      514 4 j Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. r (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). Successors to <~±- The Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, The Ho Hong Bank Limited and The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited, l CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00 Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. t HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: Managing Director 3172
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      240 4 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated In England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: ft. D'Almelda Street. Authorised, and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Paid-up Capital 11,000,090 Reserve Fund 600,000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara, Baghdad Bahrein, Basra, Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTB opened and money received on Fixed Deposits ox
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      165 4 ."1" 1 t W 7t^^WS li Few baby foods are as good as OSTERMILK I Most successful in Britain—now here If ,rZT/ e h F ur IDF UOII sw^jfe^^ self, what baby food will you MW U R>>e their hahics the usme choose? In Brixain, 2,000 happy sunt in Ufe.
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      59 4 I KEILLERS DUNDEE MARMALADE 138 YEARS AGO MRS. JAMES KEILLER MADE ANO MARKETED THE FIRST MARMALADE IN GREAT BRITAIN. TO-DAY her original recipe Is still just pure cane sugar and the finest Seville oranges— bu: it is in the method of blending, and the extreme care in the selection of
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1572 5 mining £?f r 4 Co. Lyall h Evatt Ampat Tin yers llers Buyers Seller» £1 Asam Kumbang ln J 5 5|6 £1 Austral Malay 55 31 33L 51- Ayer Hitam ?•> Xd 55 57|-xd 1 Ayerweng 2 2*6 £1 Bangrln Tin 9n i'®* 180 1-90 1 Bat
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    336 5 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singa] ore, Tuesday morning. RUBBER Singapore: 341.. cts., down t ct. Market T no: Quiet and slightly easier. London: 9~ d., down 1 16d. .Market Tone: Quite and slight!} easier. New York: 20 8 16 cts., down 3 U ct. Market Tone: Dull.
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    50 5 Irkuisk, Siberia, recently celebrated the opening of a new concrete bridee across the Angara River, which is said to be the second largest of its type in n S J t R n Formerly the only means for hri£ CrOSS ih l river was a Pontoon bridge resting on barge?
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    30 5 Mr. Herbert Macneice. Advocate and Solicitor, attached to Messrs Wreford and Thorton Penang. was entertained to a Malay dinner by the staff and clients of th firm at "Claremont Villa
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      87 5 You Cannot Buy New Eyes! To keep your Eyes 7*/ rxight and beautiful, y/v/ c 'eanse them with MURINE daily. Re*Ti rV moves lT ta n 9dust anc ,rt tnaf mak e "jk* e y es appear dull jflH and lifeless. SoofhI ,n 9/ Refreshing, I Beneficial, Harm- II less.
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      340 5 BANK OF CHINA I (Incorporated in China by Special Charter) 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office 6444 Exchange Dept. 6441 I General Office 5188- Cable Address: "CBUNGKUO" P»_ONHfl Ch i 40,U(M),000.00 f f™. Funds 111 excess of 3,500,000.00 L ioiai Assets approximately $1,400,000,000.00 i I Tse SHANGHAI: Sun? ng
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    DEATH OF MRS. J.F. OEHLERS
    514 6 Funeral At Bidadari Cemetery Singapore, Monday. rE death took place at hey residence, 40 Branksome Road, Singapore, on Sunday afternoon, after a very short illness of Mrs. Georgiana Margaret Oehler's wife of Mr. John F. Oehlers, of Singapore at the age of C 3 years.
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    SOLDIER CHARGED
    127 6 Judgment Reserved In Assault Case Singapore. Monday. 7»HE case In which James Josern 1 Goimly private of the Inniskillinc Fusiliers was alleged to have assaulted Bachan Sint>h. on Nov 27. was concluded this morning, before the Seco.id Magistrate, Mr. J P Bidduiph. Private Charles and Millar gave evidence
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    128 6 S.S. ASSOCIATION AND NOMINEES To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir,—I see that in the present elecion there are now two candidates, Mr. 4 A Mallal and Mr. Gregory-Jones. Apparently Mr. Gregory-Jones is not i member of the Association, but now ntends to be proposed
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    BIRTH CONTROL
    97 6 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir,—It is rather surprising to learn that unscrupulous people are recommending the introduction of birth control to the citizens of this place. I trust that everyone will be against the support of such a thing as birth control as it is
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    PROMISED FRIEND TO DIE
    112 6 Singapore Girl Visited By Ghosts Singapore, Monday. EO Ah Kee, al7 year-old girl, pleaded guilty this morning to a charge of attempted suicide by drinking poison, before Mr. J.P. Bidduiph, the second magistrate. She said she promised a dear friend shortly before her death, a few
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    61 6 By Imperial and Qantas liners:— Arrived by the Melbourne: Miss H. Greene, from Brisbane. Left by the Artemis: Capt. V. G. Wilson and Mr Rotherham. for Bangkok; Miss H. Greene, for London. Arrived by the Aurora: Mr. E. M. Watts, from Penang; Miss P. R. Quinan. from
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    THE CONTE VERDE
    20 6 Th? Lloyd Triestino liner Conte Verde will leave Singapore for Hongkong and Shanghai at 4 p.m. to-day.
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    PASSENGERS BY THE ANTENOR
    157 6 Singapore, Tuesday. The following passengers are sailing on ths Blue Funnel liner Antenor. which leaves Singapore for Europe to-day. Mrs. Gallagher. Mrs. Cartwright Mr. S. E. Craig, Sq. Leader E. D. H. Davies. R.A.F., Mrs. E. D. H. Davis. Miss Coveney. Mr. Mrs. E. L. Warr?n,
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    INDIAN FOUND UNCONSCIOUS
    38 6 Singapore, Tuesday. About 12.15 last mght. an Indian was found lying on the Bukit Timah roadside, covered with mud. He lay unconscious when the ambulance nrrivpd and was removed to Ihe lan Took Sent; Hospital.
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      353 6 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL J l To-night Dinner and Dance fth?*¥ S 9.45 to midnight J I <fc> Non-diners $1.00 NEW YEAR'S EVE FESTIVITIES S NOW LIMITED ACCOMMODATION i V A(! FVF— SPECIAL X'MAS EVE DINNER AND DANCE X'MAS EVL— est Noyelties Crackers etc. CAROL COM- I DEC. 24th MUNITY SINGING
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      71 6 j THF 4 TH CONDIMENT j is the making Come along little tindwichw* you all want season inc. A generous spread of H.P. Sauce i' will lill even the plainest of you With tlavour. Beside*. HP. will keep you cool, moist and fresh on die hottest day. Tea parties and
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      210 6 DARDANELLES BALINESE DANCERS GRAND THEATRE NEW WORLD Owing to Preparations for New Sittings, New Sceneries New Dances for our SPECIAL X MAS WEEK ATTRACTIONS —3 DAYS (luesday, Wednesday, Thursday-). NO SHOWS Re-Opening FRIDAY 25 DECEMBER with a Special X'MAS Repertoire "NEW BALI NIGHT All Danos Programme All New Items, All
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      113 6 the insecticide End the menace and torment of mosquitoes YOU can decide right now to free yourself of the danger and annoyance of mosquitoes. lieu are of weak insecticides. They often seem to kill mosquitoes but soon the»e dangerous pests come bark to life, more full of fight than before.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    61 7 Mrs. Kwek Lip Tian, Mr. Kwek Chiaxte Seng and Brothers would like to convey their thanks and deep appreci anon to those friends and relativewho sent wreaths, messages of sympathy, attended night visit funeral of the late Kwek Lip Tian, and in any way rendered help, and will be
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    43 7 MR. JOHN F OEHLERS and Sons wish o express their sincere thanks 'to al' relatives and friends who attended the funeral of the late Mrs. GeorgianMargaret Oehlers, as well as tho s e who sent wrea.hs, telegrams and letters o F condolence.
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    CHILDREN FROM AUSTRALIA
    103 7 Arriving In Time For Christmas Singapore, Monday. THOSE Singapore parents whose child--1 ren are coming from Australia to spend the Christmas holidays here, and who read the recent statement that the children would arrive late, will be pleated to hear 'that the latest information supplied by the
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    26 7 Mr. John Thomson. Managing Director Whiteaway Laidlaw and Co Ltd.. arrived in Penang during the week-end. on a visit to the Com panys Far Eas.ern Branches
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      667 7 I ATEST ADVERTISEMENTS KUCHA] TIN, LIMITED I Incorporated in the Straits Settlements* DIVIDEND NO. 6. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a for C °^e In vt rim °!F dm of 20 per cen" 937 willhh r T din lL 30th September th«t°tl IC S 18 ALSO HEREBY GIVEN Sn 8
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      63 7 AND LITTLE E fJ^L. LION BUT OF OOBRBE TRIPLE SELL kmmmm.mMn. THE WONDER SMALL CAR WITH All THE REFINEMENTS OP THE B yjjgi BIG CAR. RCPftBLO 4f-MF*>« Independent front wheel springing;, t U U Mm t N 0 S Synchromesh Gears. Hydraulic Brakes #Xffr Leather Upholstery Comfort plus economy. IN
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      132 8 THE KING and QUEEN of RHYTHM, DANCE and SONG are Back Again! OPENING TO DAY TH T E CAPITOL r A romantic fling with fflW the queen and king of IT'S raTBI(TxMASSee the GIRLS! HEAR THE SONGS!! GINGER and FRED BRING YOU THE GRANDEST TREAT of their CAREERS. Special added
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      30 8 T"The~Y.M. cXSchoal Of Commerce"! I MORNING CLASSES RE-OPEN JANUARY 11th, 1937. I VI Vn STANDARDS. JUNIOR AND SENIOR CAMBRIDGE I AND COMMERCIAL CLASSES. 1 ADMISSIONS NOW REGISTERED. ~5 **t 4
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      190 8 Ĕf*&Ĕ CALA OPKNLN(; TO-NKiHT KEjKn 6.15 9.15 BPBWN ALIIAMBKA Not "just another child actor". ...an 'I amazing personality whose voice astoundng the world and perH formance stamps him as on of the nio-t brilliant actors of our day. iM lifer AN AMAZING NEW CCREEN PERSONALITY! M HENRY ARMETTA j PI
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    24 9 M. Andre Japy, the French airman who left Paris on Monday for Tokyo, took off from Hong Kong yesterday a 5.25 a.m. (local time).
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    35 9 Mr. Howard Hardy, aged 46, head-master of the church school at Netherseal South Derbyshire, was found hanged' in his house recently. The discovery was made by the rector of the village, Canon H. E. FitzHerbert.
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    22 9 Mr. Gurdial Singh, of the Anglo Chinese School and the Negri Sembilai State cricketer, is going on a holiday to India shorly.
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    20 9 Dr. J. Stewart, of the Nova Scotia Estate Hospital, and Mrs. Stewart hay gone on a holiday to Hong Kong
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    24 9 Mr. E. V. Lesster, of the Lumut Hos pital who was on medical leave, return i ed to Lumut and took up duty recently
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    34 9 Mr. Wong Nang Ching, a son of Dato Wang Yick Tong of Seremban. is making arrangements to organise formidable volleyball and basket ball sides to represent Negri Sembilan. in the forthComing all Malayan tournament
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    CABLE AND WIRELESS
    44 9 The following index numbers represents the estimated traffic receipts of Cable and Wireless Limited as' related to comparable traffic in the year 1929 based at 100:— November 1986 80 c Average for 1,935 7S 5 Average for II months "72 4
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      377 9 lADVENTUREI ADVENTURE sh!fp\ Frln SONGS—GAY A SCREENLOAD OF LAUGHS! j GRAND X'MAS HOLIDAY ATTRACTION Sjun7«BS^ or l HEART WANTS T0 DANCE and THEATRE ROYAL 6 p.m. To-night 9 p.m. S Here is the Most Wonderful Tamil Picture of the year—brought S back in response to numerous lequests! s'IEELAWATHI I SULOCHANA"!
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      661 9 A GLORIOUS TRIUMPH TO END A YEAR OF UNPRECEDENTED M.-G.-M. SUCCESSES! [CAPITOL NORMA ■HiP? Borneo aiM c^i^e/r with JOHN BARRYMORE 7/1 I hegcniusofw iim l>ll 'l 11 ■"<» I EDNA MAY OL.VER BAS.L RATH BONE /7 W C. AUBREY SMITH ANDY DEVINE RALPH Sf H tvtr told J mo ™32
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    INDIAN LABOUR
    933 10 QYYTNG to a variety of reasons the Indian labourer has held the Malayan stage during recent weeks. First of all attention was focussed on him on the announcement that a deputation headed by the Rt. Hon. V. S. S. Sastri, which is at present in Malaya, was bang
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    CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
    124 10 li'uv*; And Queen Leaving For Sandringham British Official Wireless. London. Dec. 1. The King and Queen will leave London to-morrow for Sandringham. where t-pey are spendinc Christmas. The r Mn ipsties, accompanied by their two daughters and Queen Mary, will travel by icyal train from Kings Cross to
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    NAVAL ATTACHE
    27 10 Commander Torlesse Goes To Bangkok Reuter London, Dec. 22. Commend :r A. D. Torlesse has been appointed Naval Attache to the British LcgaYon in Bangkok.—Reuter
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    21 10 Mr. Mis. Gerald Skey and Mr. Joe Fisher are le?vins by the Conte Verde to-day for a short holiday in China.
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    38 10 Among the passengers leaving Singapore fo- Home to-day by th> Antenor are the following.— Mrs. Thronley Jones Squadron Leader E D. K. Davis, R.A F. and Mrs. Davis. Wing Comdr. H. S. Scroggs, R. A.F., and Mrs. Scroggs.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS This Election Business
    148 10 NOTES COMMENTS This Election Business MEMBERS of the Straits Settlements (Singapore* Association have been asked to put forward a nominee tor appointment to the Municipal Commission in place of Mr. David Frankel, who is going to Em ope for a holiday early in the New Year and does not seek
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    Supporters
    222 10 THE attached iorm referred to gave spaces fcr the names of the candidate and the proposer and seconder, followed by two spaces for the names of supporters. We have been shown the form and fully agree that the names of only two supporters appeared to be a.ked for. Only
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    The Membership Clause
    186 10 pERHAPS the number of supporter dors not greatly matter—after all, it is the members' votes which count —but the point is worth mentioning. Since the above was written we have received a letter 'published en the opposite page) stating that the publication of the names of more
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    Yes Or No?
    148 10 the last meeting of the Association a question was asked bearing ou this subject. Need a nominee, someone asked, necessarily be a member oi the Association? Strictly speaking, we suppose the answer is No, a nominee need ooi necessarily be a member of the Ass> ciation nominating
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    Topics Of The Day
    493 10 By "Looker On" "THE fashionably-dressed woman is the backbone of the gown industry, says a dress-designer. And she certainly shows it. A publican was fined for b caking a bottle ot whisky on the head of a cus tomer. We understand that his plea that he
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      191 10 ■acceptable gifts| PURE WOOL SWIMMING SHORTS W PLAIN RIBBED WITH WHITE |jj f BELT. ill I PRICE $2 .10 Each j 1 COLOURED BEACH TOWELS 65 x 33 INCHES GREEN-ORANGE AND BLUE-ORANGE I PRICE 52.00 Each 1 ROBINSON CO., LTD. I jffi l! HI X'MAS SHOPPING HOURS. OPEN EVERY DAY
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      30 10 i J Eye Examinations, Eyeglasses Exclusively. THOMPSON OPTICAL CO., Qualified eyesight Specialists 4, ARC ADE, GROUND FLOOR. LARGEST. BEST EQUIPPED. K. A. Thompson D.O.Sc. Ophthalmist Dr. of Ocular Science. J
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    NANKING'S 24-HOURS ULTIMATUM TO REBELS
    40 11 A I R BOMBA RDMENT THREATENED PREMIER MUST BE FREED KWANGSI GENERAL SUPPORTS REVOLT °K ble t tHe Nanking Cabinet has s xtfttftrur" th> situation in Chinf K A fwangsi 3 <o Stjg** Princes I.
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    DICTATOR OF CANTON RETURNING?
    172 11 Shanghai. Dec. 20. IIIMOIR has it that the Sian A revolt is nearing settlement, win: < by Marshal Chang Hsueh Lianc. if and when his six demands. or some of them, are accepted by Nanking, will go to Suiyuan to fight against the Manrhu and Mongol
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    NOT YET RELEASED
    304 11 Xankins: Issues 24 Hours Ultimatum Nanking, Dec. 20. A Nanking plane flew over to Sian yesterday—the tentati\e date of his release—to receive Marshal Chiang Kai Shek. H uever, an official statement con- tains no news of the Generalissimo s actual release. the Central Government decided to resume
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    LOCAL LAWYER
    248 11 veil Tea Party To Air. E. A. Stevens of Messrs. Allen Gledhlll, ites and Solicitors, Singapore trong *at the G. H. Cafe yestting to bid farewell to Mr. E. the well-known Singapore a partner in the firm of Allen Gledhill, on the eve of ment after 17 years'
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    THE CAPITOL
    39 11 London at the time of the Edward and the proKing George are contained which reached Singapore J re. ail. be shown at the Capitol this in conjunction with the screening Time," featuring Fred an *J Ginger Rogers.
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    CHEATING ALLEGED
    63 11 Singapore, Monday. Venu Gopal. an Indian, was charged in the second court this morning before Mr. J. P. Bidduiph with cheating one Ang Kiat Swee, by dishonestly inducing him to deliver to him goods to the value of $258 on the false pretence that he would pay for
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    Fiying :n reach of all at last. The British Aeronca—J.A.P. imported for stock by Messrs. Lyons Motors Ltd., after being assembled at the Royal Singapore Flying Club hangar on Saturday. She is the lowest priced light aeroplane in the world to-day and running costs are estimated to average no moio than 2i2d. per mile.
    56 11 Fiying n reach of all at last. The British Aeronca—J.A.P. imported for stock by Messrs. Lyons Motors Ltd., after being assembled at the Royal Singapore Flying Club hangar on Saturday. She is the lowest priced light aeroplane in the world to-day and running costs are estimated to average no moio
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    SOONG RETURNS FROM SIAN
    521 11 SAW PREMIER Release Is "Quite Possible" Reuter. Nanking, Dec. 21. MR. T. V. Soong has arrived here by air from Sianfu and reports that he held conversations with Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang and was permitted a private interview with the Generalissimo yesterday evening. Mr. Soong dots
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    SINGAPORE STRIKES
    32 11 Singapore. Tuesday. An aggregate of 800 artisan striken at Ihe "Singapore Harbour Board and the United Enginsers are still out in addition to about 200 at the Paya Labar foundry.
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    CLIMAX EXPECTED TO-DAY
    416 11 AT SIAN Officers' Sympathy For Premier Shanghai, Dec. 22. THE Sian crisis is expected to reach 1 iJs climax to-day. It is reported that the Young Marshal's subordinates have bren much moved by the reading of a diary found on Marshal Chiang Kai Shek's persen. which shows
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    EIGHT KILLED
    33 11 Derailment Of Train Near Capetown Reuter. Capetown, Dec. 21. jgKiHT people were killed and 35 injured in the derailment of a crowded train travelling from Port Elizabeth to Capetown, near Oudtshoorn.—
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    PART RECOGNITION OF CONQUEST
    320 11 By Britain And France NEW CONSULATES IN ABYSSINIA British Official Wireless. London, Dec. 22. gINCE the Ethiopian territories where British subjects have interests are now under the control of the Italian authorities it has been decided to replace the British Legation in Addis Ababa by a
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    S.S. ASSOCIATION AND NOMINEES
    259 11 An Irregularity In The Voting Papers U7E have received the following letter from Mr. O. R. S. Bateman, president of the Straits Settlements Singapore) Association: Sir,—l shall be obliged if you will allow me the courtesy of your columns to bring to the notice of the
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    CONSULAR CHANGES
    119 11 Sir John Brenan Leaving Shanghai London, Dec. 22. SIR John Brenan, who has been British Consul-General at Shanghai since 1930. will be leaving there next March and later in the year will take up a post in the Foreign Office. He will be succeeded at Shanghai by Mr.
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    MASS MEETING IN SINGAPORE
    323 11 CHINA CRISIS Appeal For Support From Community 1 MASS meeting of the Singapore Chinese community has been convened by the Ec Ho Bean Association, to be held to-morrow, the 23rd. at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce at 2 p.m., in connection with the crisis in
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    POPE TO BROADCAST
    35 11 Reuter. Vatican City, Dec. 22. IT is officially stated that nis 1 Holiness the Pope will broadcast to the world from his bed at 11.30 a.m. G.M.T. on Thursday (6.50 p.m. Malaya).—Reuter.
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    SINKING OF SOVIET STEAMER
    135 11 Reprisals Demanded "WE WILL CUT OFF THEIR HANDS" Reuter. Moscow. Dec. 21. J)IPLOMATIC action is possible in connection with the sinking of the Soviet ship. Komsomol. Th alleged outrage is denounced by th? official press, and mass meetings ar being held all over Russia, at which
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    DEATH OF GIRL
    60 11 Singapore, Monday. CHARGED with causing the death of a Chinese girl by rash driving, a Chinese motor-bus driver. Ng Ah Tong, appeared before the Fifth Magistrate Mr E. E. Colman. to-day. The case was postponed to Dec 28 bail of $500 being fixed. Accused is alleged to
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    STOP PRESS
    49 11 NANKING BOMBING THE REBELS M Nanking, Dec. 22. ADA ME Chiang Kai Shek. Mr. T. V. Soon* and Mr. w If Donald have left for Sian by air. Government aeroplanes are very ?rtive bombing with raking mac-hine-gun fire the rebel forces, and infantry are rapidly advancing to
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    URGENT NEED FOR ENCOURAGING TIN PROSPECTING
    172 12 SIR JOHN BAGNALL'S STRONG PLEA STRAITS TRADERS' MEETING OVERHAUL OF CONTROL MACHINERY URGED Singapore, Monday. IMPORTANT statements in connection with tin politics 1 were made by Sir John Bagnall, the Chairman at the general meeting of the Straits Trading Company, Ltd, to Sir John
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    PERIOD OF UNLIMITED PRODUCTION
    293 12 THE Secretary having read the minutes of the last general meeting read the auditors' report on the accounts. The next item on the agenda was to sanction a dividend of 75 cents per share on 900.000 sharei to shareholders absorbing $675,000, and the carrying forward to
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    EXISTING SCHEME
    391 12 Committee's Secrecy Criticised Control of the Tin Industry has now been in operation for six years and one may with some confidence comment on its working in the light of the experience of these years. The general and popular opinion it has been an unqualified success, in fact
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    THE TIN PRICE
    396 12 Ideas Resulting From Special Conditions On this subject of price a few words may not be out of place. In the depth of the slump when prices reached a low level the argument was frequently heard that it was better to produce one ton at £200 than
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    INTERNATIONAL CONTROL
    446 12 Restriction Non-Existent In Most Countries for the three last-nai.ied metals is about £80 per ton which would give a comparable price for. tin. without restrictive conditions, of £100 per ton. On this reasoning and in the light of conditions as they exist in the world to-day, something muc.i
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    209 12 New Books For Issue On Thursday THE undernoted newly added nonfiction and fiction works will be ready for issue on Thursday (24*12.36). Big Horse's Flight: The Trail of War in Central Asia, Illustrated, Sven Hedin: Marconi: Master of Space, Illustrated, B. L. Jacot D. M. B. Collier; Japan:
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    110 12 Christmas Holidays INURING the Christmas holidays the Malaya Tribune and associated newspapers will be published as follows:— Christmas Day The Morning: Tribune will be published as usual. There will be no issue of the Singapore Edition of the Malaya Tribune. The F.M.S. Edition of the Malaya Tribune,
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    PROCEEDS OF SURIN ESTATE
    107 12 SINGAPORE PROSECUTION CHARGES AGAINST LAWYER AND OTHERS Singapore, Monday. "INTERESTING evidence was recorded by the Third Magistrate, Mr. W. G. Reeves, to-day in connection with the preliminary inquiry in which a Singapore lawyer, H. A. Paulusz, of the firm of Messrs. Zehnder Bros, is one of
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    WIFE OF ACCUSED AS WITNESS
    471 12 MR V. D. Knowles is defending Lim Chew Kok, and Paulusz is represented by Mr. Kenneth A. Seth. The case for the Crown is being conducted by Detective-Inspector D. E. Nickels One of the principal witnesses for the prosecution is Mrs. Amelia Arozoo, wife of
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    DID NOT KEEP ACCOUNTS
    735 12 Never Knew Value Of His Property Witness could not say whether her mother kept any accounts of his business. Witness did not keep any accounts of her father's business, both during and after his death. Witness never made any note or entry regarding her father's business
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    CHILDREN'S HEALTH AND FITNESS
    127 12 Free Meals And Milk In Britain London. Dec. 21. THE annual report of the Chief Medical Officer of the Board of Education contains references to the growing national awards of importance of health and physical well-being, and records the methods whereby the health and fitness of
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    TOWARDS RECOGNITION
    125 12 Legations In Abyssinia Become Consulates Reuter. Rome, Dec. 21. The British and French decision to convert the Addis Ababa Legations into Consulates is warmly welcomed as tantamount to de facto recognition of Italian sovereignty in Abyssinia and as paving the way to an Anglo-Italian gentlemen's agreement in the
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    Two Million Pounds In Trust
    358 13 FOR SPECIAL AREAS Gift Of Lord Nuffield I ORD Nuffield, head of the Morris L Motor con«"?anies, has placed 12.000,000 in trust on behalf of employment in the depressed areas Reuter. This is a quick individual response to the remark of King Edward VIII (now
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    MOTORIST ON RASH DRIVING CHARGE
    124 13 Sequel To Death Of Elderly Malay Singapore, Monday. THE preliminary Inquiry into a charge 1 of causing death by rash driving preferred against a motorist, W. C. Thorne. was continued before the Fifth Magistrate, Mr. E. E. Colman, to-day. The charge is the sequel to
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    WOMAN CHARGED
    58 13 Singapore, Monday. Tye Yee, a middle-aged Chines woman, was produced before th e Third Magistrate, Mr. W. J. Reeves, to-day, en a serious charge. She is alleged to have imported a Chinese girl into the Colony for the purpose of prostitution. Court Inspector Trewin asked that the accused
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    PARMENTIER BACK IN SINGAPORE
    267 13 In Douglas K.LJYI. CHRISTMAS MAIL PLANE Singapore, Tuesday. the invitation of the X.L.M. about 200 people gathe.ed at the R.A.F. Base, Seletar, yesterday evening, to witness the arrival of the new Douglas D.C.3, the latest Douglas machine which has been specially put on to the Amsterdam—
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    40 13 The Third Cycling Carnival organised by the Penang Cycle Trader's Union will be held at the Chung Ling School Ground, Ayer Itam Road, at 2 30 p.m. on Jan. 10. 1937. A programme of twelve events has been drawn up.
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    H.M. SHIPS OF THE CHINA FLEET
    822 13 DUE SHORTLY Diary Of The Vessels' Movements Singapore, Monday. A NUMBER of lI.M. ships of the China Fleet will visit Malayan waters early next year, after visiting ports in British North Borneo, Sarawak and the Netherlands East Indies. Combined ooerations with the Military and
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    24 13 A Christmas service will be held at the hom e of Mrs. Lim Tay Hin, 167, East Coast Road, on Friday at 8 p.m.
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      26 14 jUI NO SIR THE PARTY WONT BE DRY... I BELIEVE YOU ME p THERE'S GOING TO BE TIGER BEER Frasc-r Neave Ltd., Distributors of Tiger Beer.
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      272 14 The Graf Zeppelin crossed the On his epoch making trip over Atlantic Ocean six times and the the South Pole, Admiral Byre Pacific Ocean once. It has to its found that Veedol Motor OH gave credit over 100,000 miles of flying perfect satisfaction in every plane And every mile was
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    Australia's Great Recovery In Second Innings
    193 14 145 FOR 1 AT CLOSE YESTERDAY NEW RECORD FOR BRADMAN GREAT STAND WITH FINGLITON IN FOLLOW-ON AUSTRALIA have to make 201 runs (with nine wickets in hand) to avert an innings' defeat in the second Test Match at Sydney. After Allen had declaredl land
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    AUSTRALIANS IN A PROCESSION
    1000 14 O'Reilly (Australia's stock bowler), who top-scored for his side in the first innings. He was 37 not out, and after a "life" before he had opened accounts, he hit Verity for a six and a four off successive deliveries. AUSTRALIANS IN A PROCESSION Sydney, Dec. 21. THERE were 10.000 spectators
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    SCORES IN DETAIL
    239 14 England—lst Innings Fagg, c Stivers b McCormick 11 Barnett, played on, b Ward 57 Hammond, not out 231 Leyland. lbw b McCabe Ames, c Robinson b Vlard 29 Allen, lbw O'Reilly 9 Hardstaff, b McCormick 26 Verity, not out 0 Extras 21 Total (for six wkts.) 426
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    BRADMAN'S FIGURES
    55 14 Bradman. the Australian skipper, who has set up a new record, by having the highest aggregate for an Australian In Tests against England. Up till the close of yesterday's play in the second Test, Bradman. playing England in Tests, has scored 2.691 in 31 Innings, twice not out.
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    HAMPSHIRE ARE NOT RETAINING MEAD
    30 14 Reuter. London. Dec. 21. Hampshire are not retaining Mead in 1937. but in recognition of his services, they are paying his wages until September.— Reuter.
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    MATCHES CANCELLED
    37 14 Singapore. Monday. Th? hockey match between the S.C.C. and the Inniskilungs. which was to have been played at Tanglin this evening, was cancel'-oc. The SRC "A* team hockey match against the Colts was also cancelled.
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    TO-DAY'S PLAY
    112 14 208 FOR 3 AT LUNCH Sydney, Dec. 22. Test Match was resumed to-day, from the overnight totals of: England, 1st Inns. 42H for ft dec. Australia, 1st Inns. 80. 2nd 145 for 1. There was a crowd of only 5,00" fcr the cpening, when Fingleton, C.T, and jiradman
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    HOCKEY TEAMS
    79 14 To-day, s.c.R.c. vs. c 'G.S.C. ground:— Patrick Yee, K. T. Ooi. Tan Hak Wan. Chua Booi Han Kee Tian, Ong Bwee Lav Keng Slew. Cheong Foong Siong, Chi Choon Leong. Lim Chin Kheam. Ne Geo Lee. To-day at S R C. ground. SRC Indian Assn. Ist XI:- O.
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    RUGBY TEAMS
    62 14 S C.C. A vs. 9th Heavy B R.A. on Wednesday, at S.C.C.:—/.. P Webb: F. P. H. Pearse. G T Gillespi. R. A Ward. E. If. Watt; G E C Ash. F. L. Lane. H. E Pel rsen, D C Meathrel. R. Dav'dson. D P G. E. If.
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    THRILLING SERVICES' BOXING
    768 15 SKINS BEAT THE MIDDS 14 BOUTS Close Battles In All Events Singapore, Tuesday. Vkeen boxing was seen at the GilBarracks last night when th. 1 P ir.mskilling Fusiliers and the MidRaiment met in an inter-regi-tournament. rhe programme contained 14 bouts of u-minute rounds each, and two were
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    Excellent Boxing Programme On Dec. 26
    307 15 Singapore, Tuesday. WHAT promises to be one of the best programmes this year will be staged at the New World Arena on Dec. 26— Boxing Day. Mr. Bertie Bell has chosen an appropriate date. New talent is always an attraction. Although the Siamese. Boon
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    COMMERCIAL HOUSES AT SOCCER
    260 15 Paterson Simons' XI Lose To Nestanglo Singapore. Tuesday. PLAYING on th e Junior Civil Service ground the Nestanglo team beat the Paterson Simon XI by three goals to one in a soccer match yesterday. The Nestanglo XI are holders of the Commercial Cup while their opponents
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    LOCAL GOLF
    288 15 Mixed Foursomes At The S.G.C. THE second bi-monthly Mixed Foursomes competition at the Singapore Golf Club for December was played at Bukit Timah on Sunday afternoon and resulted in a win for Fit. Lt. and Mrs. X A Jackman with a net score of 33V 2 25 cards
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    LOCAL PING-PONG CHAMPIONSHIP
    306 15 i> tism KEEN GAMES Holder Beaten By The Ex Chamnion PLAY in the Singapor? Table Tennis Association's men's singles championship, now in progress at the Great World, has reached the third round. The first four matches were played on Sunday night. Lee Kit Chuen, the holder, started
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    CHANGI GUNNERS WIN
    94 15 Katong S.C. Pay Hockey Visit Singapore. Tuesday. In a keenly contested hockey match played at Changi on Sunday, the R.A. i Changi» second eleven 1 cat the Katong Sports Club "A" team by the odd goal in three. There was no .scoring during the half. The Gunners
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    OVERHAUL NEEDED
    320 16 Communiques Should Be Issued As Soon As Possible It is mast desirable that no such reproach should rest against a responsible body appointed by the Governments concerned and now that a new agreement, rumoured to be for a period of five years, is about to operate the time
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    PROSPECTING
    427 16 Annual Wastage Must Re Replaced We hear on all sides of the steady retusal of the Government to grant propecllng licences except on a very small scale and mainly to miners whose lands are exhausted or nearly exhan~«.,i as is variously estimated tte know, If reserves will be substantially
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    BALANCE SHEET
    485 16 Reason For Investments Increa>e Turning now to the balance sheet you will see that on the Uabil ke th items capital, authorised and i> reserve, leserve for tin restriction con tingencies, and local in nuance aim guarantee fund all remain ur.ehar.sed. Sundry creditors and cr dit balances, consist-.ng
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      225 16 "I HAVE LOST 20 LBS. OF FAT" Woman's Joyful Letter It was a candid remark by an acquaintance that started this woman thinking about her overweight. Read her letter:— "I must write and tell you how pleased I am with Kruschen Salts. I have reduced from 10 stone to 8
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    27 16 Mr. Ng Poh, dresser in charge of Government Town Dispensary Ipoh with onul y- spmt the holidays with his biother-m-iaw. Mr. Yeoh Ah Han HeaPh Inspector. Lumut.
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    25 16 Capt. A. C. Goading, of Messrs Macphail and Co.. the well-known stoc* and share brokers, of Ipoh has left for Hong Kong on a holiday.
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    25 16 Dr. G. Abraham, of the untitled macy. Taiping. accompai,. d bj wife and family, leave for Butterwon recently, and will be away until Dec. 30.
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    25 16 Malayans now settled in untitled for the winter are: Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Stonor. Mrs E. Burnside, Dr Fry. and Mrs. E. W. N. Wys
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    "MUNICIPAL PALACE"
    268 18 "Forced To Speak Of It At This Meeting" As regards the second question, which referred to the steps taken by the company in connection with expenditure on the Municipal Palace, he was of the opinion that it was quite out of the sphere of the meeting and should
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    LOCAL POLITICS
    382 18 Not The Time To Discuss Them Says Chairman Sir John Bagnall: I do not think yon should bring up these matters now. J have asked for someone to support th< adoption of the report and accounts, and I do not think this is the time lot you to
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    107 18 London, Dec. 21 Paris 105 9 64. New York 4.90 7 8 Montreal Brussels 29.02 Geneva 21.35 1 2 Amsterdam 1.96*4 Milan 93» 4 Berlin 12.20*2 Stockholm 19.39 Copenhagen 22.40. Oslo 19.90. Vienna 26 V?. Prague 139 5 8 Belgrade 213. Madrid norn Helsingfors 226 3 4 Lisbon
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