Malaya Tribune, 24 December 1936

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSAPER: GUARANTEED LARGEST SALES Vol. XXIII, No. 303. SINGAPORE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1936 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Thursday, Dec 24, 1936. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1936 FIVE CENTS
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      64 1 Read The TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya THE SP I |jHflU|flW v JJWj|gtt ♦J-' v: '**^^^^^^r^^^^^^^S^^^H ■HmßbM^l^^^'^^^tP^'' s v ail II -^mkH 1 H M^l*¥^^^W^w^'' flflflfl B^^™fißl y flflflß^HS? 3^ "tf^iVv~ f *h. gßr, s^^^^^^K'l *^^^oEß l^iraSS'* v^ <flH '■T^'^^^'^mMls -I' |jflliHßii|BSflj»M ■lfS^ l^-' i6A, jhHB&^w^>; j PW^ s J i
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      9 1 THE 'NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MORNING TRIBUNE
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      1102 2 j "PUROSAN" j S YEAST is acknowledged the best medlu l to purify the blood, strengthen- i ing of nerves and generally fortiving the system. Regular use of i YEAST prevents physical weaknes and mental slackness. I YEAST is no drug, it is a natural prodn t easily assimilated even
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      581 2 THE COMFORTABLE RESTAURANT I 71, Beach Road (opposite Alhambra I and Marloucough» We beg to announce that the Singapore Ice-cream Saloon and Restaurant has been taken over by The Comfortable Restaurant as from Nov. 1. 1996. Chinese European meals with Icecream, hot and cold drinks and special cakes can be
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      512 2 PAWNBROKERS' ORDINANCE NO. 61 ait/tiqn salF Of unredeemed pledged goods and jewellery' from the following Pawnshops pawned during June, 1936:— 1. Fook Hin Tong, No. D, Bunga Raya hoad. Malacca. 2. Fook Foh Tong, No. 13. Mill Road, Malacca. 3. Tye Fatt Tong, No. 171. Heeren Street, Malacca. 4. Tye
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES ESSENTIAL TRADE ROUTES
    462 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES ESSENTIAL TRADE ROUTES United States Maritime Commission's Survey MEMBERS of the U.S. Maritime Commission will shortly complete a survey of the operations of the four existing Government-owned lines with a view to early determination of the question as to whether they are essential trade routes. The lines
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    39 3 A quiet marriage between Che Mohd Razali bi n Uda Yahya (late Penghulu of Gopeng), Malay Agricultural Assistant Alor Gajah, Malacca, and Che Puteh b nte Khalil of Ipoh, took place at the bride's place at Seleboh, Parit Saturday.
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      395 3 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA P. 0. S. N. CO's SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 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 NALDERA 16,000 Feb. 12 RANCHI 17,000 Feb. 28 CATHAY 15,000 Mar.
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      172 3 M. M. LINE 'Incorporated ln France> (MESS AG FRIES MARITIMES) General Agents for Cie GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUF Air-FRANCE MAIL PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES Homeward for Colombo, Djibouti. Port D'ARTAGNAN 15,105 T. Jan. CHENONCEAUX 14,825 T. Jan. 19 JEANLABORDE 11,414 T. Feb. 2 ARAMIS 17,536 T. Feb. 13 PORTHOS T. Mar. 3 Aiso
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      551 3 M. B. K. j 1 KOKUSAI LINE j (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) J 0 (Incorporated in Japan) 1 For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) I Due Due Sailing Due r Penang Spore Spore New York Jms KIYOSUMI MARU Dec. 26 Dec. 29 Dec 31 Feb. 9 J \ms KOMAKI
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      55 3 I. 5. K. LINE (ISHIHARA SANGYO KAIUN KAISHA, LTD.) (Incorporated ln Japan) Direct Japan—Singapore Service. (Inward) MALTA MARU Dec 2 5 BOSTON MARU Jan. 14 HAVRE MARU Jan. 26 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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      531 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 MJS. 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 JUTLANDIA 23-2 23-2 24-2 26-2
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      531 3 STEAMER SAILINGS w—NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD W m (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company *l intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA ft JAPAN. Due Spore. 1936 i BU -HAVEL" DeTao 1937 s.s. "POTSDAM" omits North Cnina Jan. c s.s. DONAU" omits Manila, Taku Bar, Japan Jan io
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    "WINTER HELP" PLAN
    322 4 Suggested For England By Lord Mottistone London. A NATION wide scheme of voluntary assistance, following the lines of the German "Winter Help" scheme, and a Scandinavian scheme was suggested by Lord Mottistone, chairman of the National Savings Committee, when speaking at a luncheon at the London Mansion
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    ZOO IN PRIVATE FLAT
    326 4 Girl Keeps Crocodiles Snakes And Lizards Eerlin. SHOULD a girl be allowed to keep a zoo in her flat? Police and local authorities of Darmstadt, near Frankfurt-on-Main. an? lighting a minor battle with some of Germany's leading scientists on this question. This is how it has
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    NEW FLYING BOATS
    69 4 Caledonia's Trip To Egypt And Back British Official Wireless. London, Dec 22. The Caledonia, Imperial Airways' new long-range Empire flying boat, which left Southampton on Friday for Egypt, returned to Southampton from Alexandria to-day. having covered the single journey cf 2.200 miles in two days. She brought
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    CHASE BY FLYING SQUAD
    54 4 Flying Squad officers recently chased a suspect through Clapham, Brixton and Balham. Near Clapham Common the police officers saw a motorist resembling a man whom they wished to interview They followed the motor-car, and eventually overtook it Th e occupant was seized and charged in connection
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    MARVEL OF MODERN SURGERY
    409 4 Heart Scraped While Still Beating London. nOCTORS at the Royal Chest Hospital 1 City Road, EC, have successfully perform 2d a marvel of modern surgery by cutting open a man's chest and scraping hi s heart while it was still beating The 28-year-old patient's home is
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    FOR THE FIRST TIME
    121 4 Women To Vote In France: OldWorld Town To Lead a Paris. The pioneer step of giving votes tc women in France and drawing up an electoral list of women voters has been made by the old-world town of Louvieis, near Rouen. Determined to elect six women
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    BRITISH BOOKS
    102 4 Cost More Now In Switzerland Geneva. As a result of the depreciation of tht Swiss franc the price of British periodicals and newspapers has increased in Switzerland by 42 per cent. German publications were affected in the same manner but the Swiss NewsAgents Society has reached an agreement
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    RED ARMY CONGRESS
    73 4 Organisation Of Women's Auxiliary Reuter Wireless. Moscow. Dec. 20 Fifteen hundred wives of Red Armv officers will participate in their national congress opening at the Kremlin to-night under the presidency of Stalin to discuss the organisation of a women's auxiliary red army. It is reported among the
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    OVER-AGE CRUISERS
    58 4 Japan Approves British Decision Reuter. London. Dec. 22. In a note to the Japanese and United States Embassies Britain states that she does not intend to retain the five overage cruisers beyond five peacetime years and that henceforth they will not be used as cruisers but as anti-aircraft
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      82 4 fj j j FACTS NOT FICTION j s 5 i i I September J935 9,400 I 1 October 19.« 10,400 October 1936 11,500 I I 12,100 I j j Mv 193| pcs a, "ounted tc af er I October 1935 12,300 j October 1936 12,700 HOOO I I I I
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    Coming Attractions At Singapore Cinemas Old Screen Idols Back Again
    306 5 Hollywood Boulevard At Pavilion OTRANGE coincidences and happy reunions occurred during the making" of "Hollywood Boulevard," a drama laid among- the night spots, prom» nades, beach resorts, homes of the stars and studios of the Cinema City, a Pavilion Theatre
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    SIDNEY HOWARD IN "CHICK"
    214 5 Comedy That You Will Never Forget THROUGH the kind co-operation of the authorities, B. D.'s arJ director was permitted to visit the House of Lords in order to make sketches and notes of the historic chamber, so that an exact reproduction of it might be built
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    "WALKING ON AIR"
    354 5 Gene Raymond A Ann Sothern U7HEN two ingenious i-ollefs boys find themselves with nothing between them and starvation, but a dry unappetising piece of sheep-skin, the fun starts in the film "Walking On Air," starring Gene Raymond and Ann Sothern. coming to the Alhambra. Th'.s restful RKO
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    Dix To New York
    34 5 Richard Dix. when he finishes his role in Columbia's "The Depths Below," with Dolores Del Rio and Chester Morris, will go to New York to consider a Broadway stage offer.
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    Real Travellers Become Reel Travellers
    262 5 tin Shooting Of "The 10th Man" MIDNIGHT travellers from KingV» Crose Station became film actons for the final sequence of British International Picturee' newest attraction, "The Tenth Man" one night recently. The picture is coming to the Pavilion. The concluding shots of the picture take
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    A CLARK GABLE HIT
    377 5 "Cain Mabel" For The Capitol TWO of the foremost stars of the silver screen. Marion Davies and Clark Gable, are brought together in "Cain and Mabel," a Cosmopolitan production replete with popular music, comedy, romance, spectacular feature numbers and the slashing action of the fight arena,
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    Edith Fellows
    27 5 Edith Fellows. 13-year-old Columbia star, has just discovered that Gaul was ■eivided into three parts. Edith having started studying Latin in the studio private school.
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      254 5 LbbbbbW. Art "HaY Am mm f I^aa^LaaißssM MAO I SY TMI MAKERS Of FAMOUS DINE DANCE COCONUT a nave A HIGHLY-PAID administrative position is the normal attainment of a School of Accountancy trained man with a recognised qualification. Qualify as an Accountant, Secretary, Cost Accountant, Shipping Expert, Insurance Officer, Bank
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      203 5 *T»HERE is a false security in the belief that your teeth are A spotless because they look clean. Dentists point out that big, old-fashioned brushes neglect the crevices at the back, inside the curve of your teeth where de* posits of food particles invite decay. Only a brush with a
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    483 6 LO\DOi\ COMMODITIES RUBBER London, Dec. 24. Previous To-day Change. Tone Very Steady Firm Spot Buyers 9 78 10 1 16 -3 16 Sellers 10 10 316 -1-3 46 Jan. Mar. Buyers 9 7 8 10 1 8 -1 4 Sellers 10 10 316 -316 Apr.|June Buyers 9
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    66 6 Mr. L. B. Gibson M.C.S., has been appointed to b? Proctor for the purpose of the Straits Settlements (Non-Domi-ciled Partiest Divorce Rules 1931. and to exercise within the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of the S.S., the duties assign°d to His Majesty's Proctor by Sections 181 and 182 of the
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    15 6 Mr. and Mrs. Cheah Ghim Leng of Ipoh are spending a short holiday in Penang.
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    DJASINGA RUBBER
    353 6 Chairman's Speech And Dividend THE twenty-sixth ordinary general meeting of the Djasinga Rubber and Pro<fuce Co., Ltd., was held on Friday. Dec. 5, at ly Fenchurch-stree:. London, E.C. Mr. Eric Macfadyen (the chairman», in the course of his address, said:— T.ie rubber crops accounted for over the last
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    KAMUNTING TIN
    147 6 Although the KamunJng Tin Di ing has been able to maintain dends at 20 per cent., the report sh< that during the year to June 30 there was some falling-off in pn the net operating figure being £158 against £172.327. Sales of tin ore Used only £126 19s.
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      765 6 j Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. j (Incorporated ln the Straits Settlements). c Successors to I S The Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, The Ho Hong Bank Limited and The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. 1 CAPITAL' I Authorised $40,000,000.00 Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. I HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. I
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      30 6 CAR STARTING I LIGHTING Obtainable from all dealers or trom SOLE AGENTS: Borneo Motors Ltd., Singapore and all Branches; Advertisement of The Chloride Electrical Storage Co., Ltd Oldham Lane, Singapore.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1591 7 1 mied by Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Broker? MINING Fraser Js Co. Lyall Evatt Ampat Tin 112/ ers Buyers Seller, £1 AsamKumbang ..32- 34. 2 6 £1 Austral Ma1ay 8 ...,5- 2,.* xd 5 Ayer Hitam 23 246 23 2i 6 1
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    542 7 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Thursday morning. Ul BBER Singapore: 35% cts., up IVa ci Market Tone: Firm. London: 10 1 lGd., up 3 16d. Market Tone: Steady alter firm. New York: 20 13 16 cts., up 916 ct. Market Tone: Steady. Good trade and speculative buying
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    35 7 The Rev. H. P. Low, aged 27, a native Crowborough, Sussex, and soi ol Archdencon Low, of Nairobi, was killed when he crashed near Nairobi in a sea»!nn-> which had belonged to Mrs. Beryl Markham.
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    47 7 Damages of £3,031 were awarded in he King's Bench Division, against the; )ity Coach Company. Kentish Town, to Mrs. Edith Bernice Eglin and Mr. George Stroud, both of Seven Kings, Essex, as administrators of the estate of Mrs Eglin's husband, who was killed in a road accident.
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    BRITISH TRADE INCREASES
    69 7 London, Dec 22. Exchequer returns show that the total ordinary revenue amounts to £428.093.538 compared with 1 :423.675.470 at the corresponding date last year. An increase in British imports this year is reflected in the customs yield of £153,146.000 against £145.155.000 for the same period of last
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    25 7 Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Johnson have left for th? Cameron Highlands for a brief holiday, and will be returning to Penang on Dec. 29.
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    22 7 Mrs J. Winter, of Kota Tampan estate, Upper Perak. is spending the Christmas holidays at her cottage at Lubok Tamang, Cameron Highlands.
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    104 7 London. Dec. 23. Paris 105 11 64 New York 4.91'4 Montreal 4.90 3 4 BrusseLs 29.10 Geneva 21.38 Amsterdam 8.97 Milan 93 5 16 Berlin 12.21 Stockholm 19.39 Vo Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo IS.90. Vienna 26\' 2 Prague 139 15 16 Belgrade 213. Madrid nom Helsingfors 226 3 4
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    31 7 Two men who were attending to the heating apparatus of an office building in York Street. Manchester, were injured In an explosion which threw one or them violently against a wall.
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      225 7 BANK OF CHINA (Incorporated in China by Special Charter) 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office 6444 Exchange Dept. 6441 General Office 5188-U Cable Address: "CHUNGKUO" Paid Up Capital Ch. WJ-J Reserve Funds in excess of J^JSS^ total Assets approximately A WW W HEAD OFFICE: SHANGHAI: Tse-Vung Soong, Chairman of
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    MALAKA PINDA RUBBER
    821 8 Seven Per Cent. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Singapore, Wednesday. A DIVIDEND of seven per cent. was approved at the annual general meeting of The Malaka Pinda Rubber Estate, Ltd., held in the registered office of the Company, Market Street, to-day. Those present were: Mr. Chang Kang Swi (chairman),
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    261 8 Arrived from Europe, India and Medan by KLM plan? "Perkoetoet"— 17.12.36:—Mr. L. R. Philips. Mrs. E G Philips, Miss G. Philips, Mr. F. B. Fleischmann, Mr. G. H v.d. Weerd Left* for N.E.I, by KLM plane "Perkoetoet "—18.12.36:— Mr and Mrs. Philips, Miss Philips, Mr. F. 3.
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION
    261 8 Monthly Meeting To Be Held On Tuesday The usual monthly meeting of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners will be held on Tuesday at 2 15 A motion will be proposed by Mr. Jo n n Laycock to decline to gram am omnibus service licence either to the Keppel Bus
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    29 8 The marriage of Lady Patricia Hare, sister of the Earl of Listowel. to Mr Milnes-Gaskell, a former Coldstream Guards officer, took place at St Clement Dan s. Strand recently.
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    144 8 Prices Realised At Sales Yesterday The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's 1309 th Auction which took place yesterday resulted as follows: Catalogued 896,492 lbs. tons 400.22 Offered 833,650 372.17 Sold 757,566 338.20 London—Spot 9 7/ B d., New York—Spot 20>/ 4 cts. PRICES REALIZED Ribbed Smoked
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    COME-BACK OF OLD STARS
    215 8 Absorbing Film At The Pavilion AT THE CINEMAS IF you want to see some of the best stars of the silent film days in a modern talkie go to the Pavilion and see '-Hollywood Boulevard." You mM also meet some new stars, including Marsha Hunt, who
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    25 8 Six persons, inducing two babies were injured during a fire In a house at the corner of Harford Street and Clarence Road, New Cut. Bristol
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    22 8 The death occurred in Madras on Dec. 8 of Mr. K. Gideon father of Mr. Clarence Gideon, of the Government Hospital. Yen.
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      461 8 fatflcs 3?oteii MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL TO-NIGHT—X'MAS EVE j SPECIAL XMAS EVE DINNER j DANCE < f rma| > s I CARNIVAL NOVELTIES, CRACKERS, BALLOONS, ETC. 1 CAROL COMMUNITY SINGING AT MIDNIGHT 1 BOOK YOUR TABLE Diners $410 Non-diners $1.00 EXTENSION TO 2 A. M. RAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA i Directed by
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      304 8 X'MAS NEW YEAR Cards from 5 cents. GIFT STATIONERY in attractive boxes from 35 cents *o 52.50. TABLE POCKET DIARIES by Letts and Collins from 75 cents up CALENDARS from 25 cents to $2.50 CHILDREN'S BOOKS Reading. Painting, etc. and a variety of other noveltiescall or write— Caxton Press Ltd.
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    HITLER DOES NOT WANT WAR
    172 9 Still Some leeway To Make Up Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Dec. 22. »S a provision against any emergency, A Geimany has begun a thorough oripjsation of her skilled man-power Skilled workers such as mechanics motor-drivers, who are ineligible conscription, have been circularised j ring them "on
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    165 9 Statement Of Singapore Municipality Singapore Municipal health stateJ ment for the week ended Dec. 19 shows that there were 216 deaths, compared with 196 in the previous week and with 230 in the corresponding week Oi last year. The chief causes of death were: beri-beri 15;
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    43 9 Mr. J Dick was welcomed by the Deputy Pr3sident, Mr. W. L. Blythe. to the Penang Municipal Commission when he took the seat left vacant by Mr. <F H. Grumitt. resigned, at ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Penang Municipal Commissioners held last week.
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    NEW STRAITS UNION ENGLISH SCHOOL
    199 9 Prizes Distributed By The Proprietor rE annual prize day of the New Straits Union English School was held recently when the proprietor, Mr. A. V. Munusamy Chettiar, distributed the prizes. The following are the prize winners: Primary I. Good Conduct: Wong Seek HoOn; 1 Chua
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    IDEAL ENGLISH SCHOOL
    136 9 Fourth Annual Celebrations And Prize Distribution The fourth anniversary celebration and prize distribution of the Idsal English School, the only Institute of its kind in Pontian Kechil, was held on Dec. 20. at the School premises. Mr. R. V. Brant. Assistant Adviser of the Kukup District, presided
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      783 9 4 9 mg j 1- 3L -t* e g -jnHc''*' nflml f Favourite Jslfl feta/ "BLACK WHITE" SOLE AGENTS: j MALAYA. 20 No. 000—THE LAND REVENUE COLLECTION ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 112) Section 8 NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND The land comprised in the undermentioned Lease will be sold at. the La
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      318 9 CLUB DIARY Tmre ore ttnmerous Clubs ana e.ie* in Singapore, most of the ■\bers of u-hich are reaaers of the *Malaya Tribune." This Diary is proI <reci::'!y fo r them. Secretaries mvited to co-operate tn keeping if up-10-daie and complete. Happening, ri nfrnf interest will stilt b*> m thc "Diary
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      296 9 (Continued from previous 'ctiLuvw,,' Mr. Ong Tye Watt's residence 318. Geylang Road (near corner of Lorong 1G) before 6.30 p.m. for free transport. Dress: full Party's new uniform Young People's Circle, Geylang: Games from 4, pjn., Geylang Methodist Girls' School, Al Junied Road Oei Khee Association: Twa-Loh-Koh muaic practice, 155-B.
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      287 10 LAST TWO ALU AMOR A siiows night 6.15 9.15 Radio's amazing gift to the screen !^g^^ (The "Bobby" of Eddie Cantor's radio program in a heart-warming drama |L ■fete W HENRY Ppj V ||w**® ftRMETTA EDDIE CANTOR SA YS CRITICS RAVE AND 0 s fc c m There is no
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      371 10 S THE KING AND QUEEN OF SONG AND DANCE— P IN THEIR BEST PICTURE! V Greeted by PACKED at every Show! ADIT" C\ I 3 SHOWS DAILY S CAPITOL. 31 5 615 915 I Q R-K-O PICTURES TRIUMPH Jffl jgt AGAIN WITH THEIR FAMOUS r\M T DANCING SINGING STARS >-
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      557 10 +WB %Vff Wll TV An Unusual Story Makes* ,j.riif iiiivrt Great Screen ,5 •g»TO-NIGHT 6-15 9-15 Entertainment 4 J A DOZEN GLAMOROUS WOMEN TREMBLED. WHEN THIS MOVIE "5 VIDOL TALKED HIS LOVE SECRETS UNCOVER THE SCANDALS VXD V •J. HEARTACHES OF MOVIELAND'S STREET OF SUCCESS .J will,— *g&sm?\ AtXTRA:—SPECIAL PARAMOUNT
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      1157 11 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED Architectural Draftsman with experience of survey drafting Apply Secretary, Singapore Improvement Trust, Municipal Offices. BFRNAM COIR COY, Offers for Sale best quality Coir manufactured by British firm, and under European supervision. Apply Cash Chemists, Teluk Anson, F.M.S. WANTED —Saloon Car, Buick, Dodge cr Hillman not more than
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      757 11 Mr. and Mrs. George Capper, Newlandplace, Barton-road, Tewkesbury, Gloustershire; Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Perry, George-street, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, recently celebrated their golden weddings. When the police objected to the extension of a Sidmouth hotel licence alter 11.45 p.m. for Christmas festivities the magistrates said they thought midnight a more suitable
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    VOLUNTEERING NEEDS
    748 12 yOLUXTEERS in Malaya, it has been pointed out on many occasions, are definitely Irst line troops, an integral part of the defences of the Empire. It is vitally necessary that the forces should be maintained at the highest degree of efficiency; there should be a plentiful supply of
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    ARCHBISHOP AND THE EX-KING
    125 12 Reference To Abdication In Diocesan Leaflet Reuter Wireless. London. Dec 22. CVENTS leading to the ex-King's abdi- cation are referred to by the Archbishop of York in a diocesan leaflet. He says the occasion of the ex-King's choice should never have arisen. The harm was done
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    187 12 Monday. Dec. 14. In the afternoon His Excellency and Lady Thomas attended an At Home given by the Consul-General of Germany and Mis Maenss. His Excellency and Lady Thomas dined with Lieut.-Colonel and Mrs O H. Tidbury and afterwards attended a concert at the Victoria Theatre. Tuesday, Dec.
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    EMDEN AT BANGKOK
    39 12 (Frctn Or Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Dec. 23. The German training cruher EmH«n I has arrived here on a seven day visit. The Commander to-night attends an «*W4sJ with th*» Commander-in-Chiei of the Siamese Navy as host.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS The S.S.A.
    145 12 NOTES COMMENTS The S.S.A. THE Straits Settlements (Singapore i Association has received a great d».al of unwelcome limelight this year on recount of differences of opinion as to the duties of nominees on the Municipal Commission. It is a great pity that (fain should be so. The Association is an
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    Fewer Members
    154 12 I»HERE has been a decline in membership of the Association during recent years. From 1929 to 1931 the membership was cbou. 750. The last annual ltport, presented in May. gave the tot tl i? 423. Figures admittedly are not everything, but when there is so marked a decline
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    To E.S.A.M. Members
    175 12 ex-Service men from overseas will b? in Lo .don for the Corona'uu n May, and efforts are being made to [.rovide for them as far as possible with regard to seats to view the procession. A letter from Mr. S. G. H. Leyh, hon. editor of the
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    School Magazines
    277 12 JjORE and more are the leaders ol BChoab in Malaya beginning to tealise the value of the written word with regard to their activities. It la quite possible for a school to ge L along without a magazine, but the merits of putting down on paper the various
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    Topics Of The Day
    445 12 By "Looker OiT U7E read of a cat owned by a London lesident that has a cup of tea every morning at the breakfast table. This animal looks down on the common cats who drink from their saucers. <■ s 0« A spoits writer declares that
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    RANSOM FOR CHIANG KAI SHEK NOT YET PAID
    115 13 NEGOTIATIONS AT SIAN GENERAL YEN INTERVENES HOSTILITIES SUSPENDED FOR THREE DAYS RE K !i R Th ,k h h a, T* 0 m ney f r the of M «sha. Chian. Uant are n„, :i„ b fi r e :ed nt T°he
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    HOLIDAY CELEBRATIONS SUSPENDED
    363 13 Nanking, Dec. 24. J)R. H. H. Kung, the Finance Minister and Acting Premier, in a message to the nation, expresses appreciation of the support given to Marshal Chiang Kai Shek during the present crisis. He states that the local authorities in the provinces should maintain the closest
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    IN GOOD HEALTH
    271 13 Hostilities Cease: Release Expected Reuter. Nanking, Dec. 23. HOSTILITIES against the rebels 11 have been suspended for three days at the request of Mr. T. V. Soong. who telegraphed to Nankine after his arrival at Sian with Madame Chianjr Kai Shek and Mr. W. H Donald.—Reuter. Shanghai,
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    HIGHER EDUCATION FOR INDIANS
    274 13 Mr. Sastri's Offer Of Scholarships 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Dec. 23. T H E announcement of the Rt. Hon. Srinivasa Sastri P.C., C.H., that he was willing to take every year two or res loca l students of more than ave:a^ e ability for
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    MORE WAGES DEMAND
    146 13 Malacca Municipal Coolies (From Owr Own Correspondent) Malacca, Thursday. AS a sequel to an alleged demonstra- tion by Municipal coolies at the Municipal Depot recently for better wages and conditions. I understand the written demands have been sent to the Municipal Engineer and the Health Officer. The
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    CHRISTMAS IN NEW YORK
    146 13 Prosperous Season PRE-SLUMP ERA RECALLED Reuter. New York, Dec. 23. 'JHE United States is enjoying the most prosperous Christmas season for many years. Unprecedented volumes of mail are being handled by the post offices, giving t strongly reinforced postal army a colossal task. Five thousand temporary
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    CAROL SINGING IN BANGKOK
    64 13 Funds Collected For The Nursiner Home i Ml M. IVMIll. (From Ow Oicn Correspondent) Bangkok. Dec 23 k MALE voice party, sixteen strong. went carol singing around Bangkok last evening. Calling at hotels, clubs and private residences, the party collected £70. The Bangkok Nursing Home Fund
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    74 13 Absence Of Selling Imparts Firmness Reuter Wireless. London, Dec. 22. AN the Stock Exchange the absence of selling rather than buying imparted firmness though gains were mostly fractional. Coppers were stronger in sympathy with the metal. Unilevers we re firmer following the raising of the price of soap
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    INDO-CHINA
    63 13 Telephone Connection With Malaya Singapore. Wednesday. HE Posts and Telegraphs Department announces that trunk telephone calls to Saigon. Cholon. Giadinh and PnompenhaWiH be possible on and from For the first three minutes of the call a fee of $10 will be charged and $1 for every subsequent minute. This
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    DIPLOMATIC TRANSFER
    66 13 British Official Wireless. London. Dec. 24. The King has approved ofith? appoint ment of Mr. C. H. Bentinck. Minister at Prague, to be His Majesty's Ambas fador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary at Santiago, in succession to Sir R C. Michell, shortly retiring. Sir Joseph Addison, who was originally selected
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    MAJOR KILLED IN WAZIRISTAN
    74 13 13 WOUNDED In Action Against Tribesmen Reuter. New Delhi, Dec. 23. MAJOR J. W. Williams of the Second Punjabs was killed, and Second-Lieutenant R G. T. Baines of the First Hampshires was slightly wounded during an action in the Khaisora Valley, Waziristan. Three British other ranks
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    IMPEACHMENT OF PRESIDENT
    182 13 Uraft Charges Approved By Cuban Parliament Reuter Wireless. Havana. Dec 22 THE draft of the charges of impeach- ment against Don Miguel Gomez, President of Cuba, were approved by the House Representatives by 111 votes to 46. The accusations are endangering the stability of the nation, violating
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    FALSE TRADE MARK
    164 13 I Singapore Shop Manager 1 Fined Singapore, Wednesday. DHUN Teng Kit, manager of Chop Wing Hing Long, of High Street, appeared before Mr. H. A. Farrer, District Judge, Criminal District Court today, on a summons charging him with importing electrc sparklers to which false trade description had
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    THE LOYAL TOAST
    51 13 British Official Wireless. London. Dec. 24. The King has approved the recomm°ndation of the Home Secretary that the order and form of loyal toast in future at official and public dinners shall be the King, the Queen. Queen Mary and other members of royal family British Official
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    FREE PEOPLE TIRED OF MILITARISTS
    189 13 War Is Not Inevitable MR. CORDLLL HULL'S SPEECH Reuter. Buenos Aires Dec. 23. his closing address to the Inter American Peace Conference Mr. Cordell Hull (U.S. Secretary of State) declared that he could not emphasise too strongly that the American nations were not moving towards
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    INDUSTRIES FAIR
    157 13 Biggest Concrete Building In Europe British Official Wireless. London, Dec. 24. THE exhibition building now being erected at Earls Court which when completed will house the annual Brij tish Industries Fair and which will be the biggest structure in reinforced concrete yet built in Europe, is approaching the
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    ROYAL CHRISTMAS
    64 13 Party Cheered On Leaving For Sandringham Reuter Wireless. London, Dec. 22. k LARGE crowd at King's Cross-station Oi, P p C n he6 u d the K i! ng and Q ueen ana t-ueen Ma.y when, accompanied hy Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret Rose they left for Sandringham where
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    SABOTAGE TRIAL
    47 13 More Russian Officials Charged Reuter. Moscow. Dec. 23. ANOTHER sabotage trial opened here to day when four high railway officials, including Vladimir Ryabokon former Minister of Railways of the Ukrainian Government were charged with wrecking and sabotage resulting in serious breakdowns in Soviet railways. —Reuter.
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    Supervision Over Ports Of Spain
    800 13 PLAN READY FOR GOVERNMENTS EXPERTS' WORK Essential To Keep The Peace British Official Wireless. London, Dec. 23. THE establishment of a system of supervision designed to secure execution of the Non-intervention Agreement was considered by the Sub-Committee on Non-intervention in London last night. Sub-Committee agreed
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    MR. SASTRI EXHORTS INDIANS TO CO-OPERATE
    757 14 GAIN POLITICAL RECOGNITION IN MALAYA Where Not To Imitate The MotherLand! I' (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. A STIRRING appeal to all Indians in Malaya to unite in an effort I to train political recognition in a country only theirs by adoption
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    ADMIRAL'S DEATH
    28 14 Shanghai, Dec. 24. Mr. Li Tsun, a former admiral in the Kwangtung Navy, died at Tientsin yesterday at the age of 73,--Si n Chew Jit tmmmmi
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    "LIGHT OF CHRISTMAS STAR"
    199 14 Methodist Sunday School Pageant Singapore, Thursday. THE Tamil Methodist Sunday School children wound up their activities for the year last night with an excellently directed and acted pageant entitled "The Light of the Christmas Star" There was a good attendance The programme opened with a prelude
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    Christmas Holidays
    110 14 The Tribune Group TOURING 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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    M.P. FOR HANLEY
    278 14 Adventurous Life Of Mr. 11. K. Hales Singapore, Thursday. AMONG those welcomed at the Rotary Club luncheon yesterday was Mr. H. K. Hales, a Member of Parliament and a prominent businessman. Sixtynine years of age, Mr. Hales is a pleasant personality. He is on one of his
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    BRITISH POSTAL RECEIPTS
    30 14 British Official Wireless. London, Dec. 24. Postal receipts in November showed the largest increase over the preceding month recorded for any month since October. 1928.—British Official Wireless-
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    SPURIOUS COINS IN SINGAPORE
    214 14 BIG SEIZURE Four Arrests By The Police Singapore, Thursday. UNDOUBTEDLY the most comprehensive outfit for the manufacture of spurious coins ever discovered in Singapore was seized by the Police yesterday afternoon. Mr. Fowler, A.S.P. in charge of investigations, Detective Branch, and Inspectors Kay and Teh raided
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    99 14 Czechoslovakians Married: Consul Present Singapore, Thursday. A pretty Chechoslovakian marriage was solemnised at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd yesterday when Miss Hilda Stibalova, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stibal of Czechoslovakia, became the bride of Mr. Karel Obruca, son of Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Obruca, of
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    AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION
    45 14 The Automobile Association of Malaya announces that Messrs. Rennie Lowick and Co.. Ltd.. Hongkong Bank Chambers, will become general secretaries on Jan. I, and from that date all correspondence should be forwarded to that address and not to Harrisons Barker and Co., Ltd.
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    29 14 Thames Wood-Wool Co., Ltd., of Hatherley Wharf. Bow Common-lane, E state that they were not involved in a fire at Limehouse and their business is in no way affected.
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    NEWSPAPER PRESS IN MALAYA
    123 14 Address To New Printers' Association Singapore, Wednesday. CPEAKING to a large audience at the Printers' Association this evening. Mr E Maurice Glover, a patron of this new organisation, made some interesting remarks on "Newspapers in Malaya." Newspaper production in Malaya, he said had undergone revolutionary changes
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    MR. D. M. McDIARMID
    152 14 Water Engineer To Study In Britain MR. D. M. McDiarmid, Executive Engineer, Kuala Pilah and Jelebu Districts, proceeded on long leave plus four months' study leave to Europe on Dec. 21 with Mrs. McDiarmid via Singapore by "S.S. Antenor." Mr McDiarmid was specially selected by the
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    LAND SALE
    206 14 Singapore, weanesaay. Land and hous e property to the value of $2,705 was sold to-day by public auction at the sale-room of Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng, Chut.a Street, land, area 1.012 sq. ft ana house No. 22. Holloway lane, sold for $3 200 to Syed Abubaker Balfagee. Land,
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    X'MAS ATTRACTIONS IN SINGAPORE
    919 14 GALA PROGRAMMES FOR THE FESTIVE SEASON Singapore, Thursday. i THE last two days of hectic Christmas shopping began yesterday and the rush is now reaching its zenith. Crowds of parents accompanied by their children were hurrying hither and thither in Raffles Square and Battery Road this
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    CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    268 14 Resolutions On China Crisis Passed Singapore, Wednesday. SIX resolutions were passed at the mass meeting held this afternoon at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce to consider the steps that might be taken with regard to the China crisis brought about by the detention of Marshal
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    "BRUNO LESSING" COMING
    56 14 Singapore. Thursday. Mr. Rudolph Block, a well-known American journalist, is due in Singapore by the Jutlandia on Jan. 29. coming from Europe. Mr. Block who writes for the Hearst Press in America, is better known as Bruno Lessing and Vagabondus, under which names many articles by him
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    PACIFIC PROBLEMS CAN BE SOLVED
    277 15 PA CIFIC PROBLEMS CAN BE SOLVED WORLD-FAMOUS HISTORIAN IN SINGAPORE Singapore, Wednesday. DROFESSOR Harold W. V Tfm l E&J fc we known historian and Politician, talked about current world problems in a special faSjfi* the Tribune tod a Y shortly after his arrival from Hong! Accompanied by his wile, he
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    CANNING & SINGAPORE
    451 15 CANNING SINGAPORE importance In Naval Strategy He is also the author of "The Foreign Policy of Canning." who had a great deal to do with the acquisition of Singapore, being the first person to point out its military and naval importance, and opposing the suggestion that it should be given
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    THE FAR EAST
    274 15 "Pacific Solut'on Is Possible" Of China and Japan, he came to the conclusion after his study of the origins of the war, that no conflict was inevitable. However serious the situation in the Far East might be at the present, time, there was prospect of a pacific
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    BRITAIN AND ITALY
    184 15 "Differences Are Largely Temporary" If Madrid fell the Catalonians would carry on with their resistance. The fall of the city would not mean the end of the revolution. A desperate struggle would ensue. So long as the parties were so divided as they were in Spain and
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    CHRISTMAS MEETING OF ROTARY CLUB
    437 15 Inspiring Message From District Governor Singapore, Wednesday. THERE was a large attendance at L,e Christmas meeting tn-dav of the Rotary Cluh. Mr. W. A. L. Schaub. who presided, read the following Christmas message from Mr. W. Allan Eley. the Governor of :h.e 80th District of
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    NEGRI'S RULER
    38 15 Leaves Bangkok Ahead Of Schedule (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Dec. 23. His Highness the Yang di Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan and party v:ill be entraining this afternoon for Malaya, three days ahead of schedule
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    27 YEARS OF SERVICE
    50 15 Singapore, Weanesday. Two members of the staff of the Banque D? L'lndo Chine have been bestowed with long service medals by the French Government. They are Mr Wee Chye Kirn (clerkl and A Sandanasamy <h"ad tamby» who have both completed 27 years service with the bank.
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    BEATEN BY ONE MAN
    324 16 I ST. ANDREW'S j N k f t Rugger Victory For Air Force Singapore, Wednesday. A VERY exciting rugger game was witnessed this evening at Farrei Pcuk when the St. Andrew's 1st team lost to the R A F. "B" by 10 pjints u goals) St.
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    AUSTRALIA'S CHANGES FOR THE THIRD TEST
    1134 16 BATTING BOWLING STRENGTHENED IMPORTANT MELBOURNE GAME MAY DECIDE THE ASHES: MATCH BEGINS ON JAN. 1 (By "Forward") AFTER their batting failures which resulted in the loss of the first and second Test Matches, Australia have called in the services of two of their best
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    THE NEW YEAR SPORTS
    216 16 ON JAN. 1 Long Programmes Of Sea Land Events IN accordance with custom, the New Year sea and land sports will be held on New Year's Day. Jan. 1. Long Programmes have been drawn up for both sports, the sea sports including sailing races and rowing
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    TENNIS FINALS AT S.C.R.C.
    189 16 C hoon Leong Again Wins The Singles Singapore. Wednesday. THE SCRC. open Tennis Tournament was continued this afternoon, at Hong Lim Green, two events being decided. Chua Choon Leong. the president of the Club and the champion, carried off the honours In the open singles events
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    ENGLAND WILL WIN THE ASHES
    90 16 What Test Commentators Think Reuter. London, Dec. 23. WHILST admitting that England had all the luck, and that Australia's form had hitherto been too bad to last, commentators on the second Test match result agree that England have a good chance of regaining the Ashes.
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    THE PING-PONG TOURNAMENT
    465 16 Local Championship Concluding THE quarter-final ties in the Singapore Table-Tennis Association's men's singles championship to be played to-night, at the Great World are as follows: I 7.15 p.m. Loh Kum Soon (CS.LA.i vs. Ang Soo Loy (N.S.L.C.S.). I 8.00 p.m.: Chan Kwok Ming C.A.) vs Yeo Chene
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    EASY FOR PULAU BRANI
    54 16 Singapore, Wednesday. PLAYING at Tanglin this evening Pulau Brani beat the R.A M.C. by 23 points to three in a more or less onesided rugby match. Pu'au Brani led 10 points to nil at half-time and it was only towards the end that the R.A.M.C. succeeded
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    17 16 Entry lists are out for the S.C.C. billiards championship and handicap tournaments. The entries close on Dec.
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    POOR HOCKEY ON PADANG
    403 16 S.C.C. WIN Odd-Goal Defeat For The Midds Singapore, Thursday. THE hockey match played between 1 the Singapore Cricket Club and the Middlesex Regiment played en the Padang yesterday ended in a win for the S.C.C. In the odd goal in three. All th e scoring was
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    HOLIDAY FOOTBALL FIXTURES
    570 17 MATCHES FOR CHRISTMAS DAY BOXING DAY &> DEC. 28 rooman aay m the present year): CHRISTMAS DAY (DEC- 25) FIRST DIVISION Arsenal v Preston Birmingham v Sunderland Brentford v Sheffield Wed Charlton v Portsmouth h vert on v Derby p n lsby v Manchester City iJf* v
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    CHINESE LED 1—0
    117 17 R.A.F. Rally To Win By Odd Goal Singapore, Wednesday. DLAYING on the S C R C. ground this afternoon, the R.A.F. beat the Chinese by the odd goal in three in a game of hockey. The field was not conducive to good hockey, the rain the previous
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    RUGBY ON THE PADANG
    36 17 Singapore, Wednesday. The 9th Heavy Battery of the R.A. beat the S.C.C. "A" team at rugby on the Padang this evening by 9 points (three tries) to eight (one goal one try).
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    More Handicaps For Penang Races
    230 17 THE NEW YEAR MEETING SECOND DAY Weights For Five Races On Dec. 30 THE following are the handicaps for five races only of the second Day of the Penang Gold Cup Meeting, Wednesday Dec. 30. Ponies, Class 2. Div. 1. Five furlongs. Rose of Dreams
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    597 18 BIRTH CONTROL (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir—l am compelled to write after reading what "A Parent" and HM. wrote re birth-control or contraceptloxi, and also the protest by the Malaya Catholic 'Leader. A colossal ignorance regarding the subject has been displayed by the
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    S.S.A. NOMINEES
    216 18 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir.—lt is apparent from the letter of Mr. O. R. S. Bateman. that some official of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association has been guilty of an inexcusable blunder in sending out the voting papers containing the names of eight supporters of
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    INDIAN LABOUR DEPUTATION
    248 18 Programme For Stay At Kuala Lumpur (Ficm Our Oan Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. AN interesting programme lias been arranged for the Indian Labour Deputation to Malaya, led by the Rt. Hon. Mr. V. S. Srinivasa Sastri. which arrived in Kuala Lumpur accompanied by the Agent for the
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    POPE'S BROADCAST
    84 18 Physician Will Stand At Bedside Reuter Wireless. Vatican City, Dec. 22. WHEN the Pope broadcasts on Thursday, the physician, Dr. Milani, will stand at the bedside ready to give fir.said if necessary. His Holiness is expected to sperd nearly half an hour propped up wi h pillows. Cardinal
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    44 19 Mr. J. K. Creer, who has been a r P n P hIL 101 w° ra A' y Of the Cameron Highlands Club, is to be entertained to dinner at the club on Dec. 29, in view of his departure o n Home leave.
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    31 19 The L.C.C. has decided to ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Minister of Transport to receive a delation urging a road fund grant tut the re-building of Waterloo Bridge
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      64 19 Secretly and Quickly Removedt Stillman's Freckle Cream bleaches them out while you sleep. Leaves the skin soft and whiu—the com. rlexion fresh, clear and natural, or 37 yeara thousands of users feave endorsed it. So easy to u*o. Th* first jar proves its magic worth. Stillman's .Freckle Cream Removes T
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      196 19 in Quality RADIOS.' Over 20 Models In stock I EVERY MODEL A CHALLENGER j Sole Agents "H.M.V." American Radios iKEE HUAT RADIO COMPANY, 122/124 Orchard Road. Phone: 4566, Singapore. sr. WEAKNESS. //-3 &gt;/J debility pOahcm I a CHI ENS'Syru p of Haemoglobin Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have agreed
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      994 19 Malayan Listeners 9 Radio I 1 T?I?TTT~TI T~7i lii I The following are the principal AmettifwP **JWI*IKE to wh ich it will invite som c of its regular d a ™&gt; T rica *l short -"*ave transmissions. The PROGRAMMFQ t rtists n ■koold be especially noted RAD IO-COLONIAL, FRANCE numbers
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      402 20 &gt; yout Hat sir I —be sure if is a BATTERSBY &lt; mT^^^ moa* in England There is certainly a style ~fc to fit your personality and /1 fflS^ifj a weight season. x *lr «1»/* BATTERSBY HATS FOR MEN 4 I A &gt;llltllY CMHSTMAS J J &gt; TO ALL OUR
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      159 20 THAT &lt;jOES ON PLEASIN &lt;j if n n a if a 81X20 ;jssr IVUPJIIiV jßpjjjßSl Although moderately "KODAK ——jeg priced, these models ivw rvn4 17 j are modern in every &gt;ULL.fci&gt;iJA 1.4..). I 'O Hli detail: rapid action is A master piece of camera 'ST^J^B ML MM MndeS anTthe craftsmanship.
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      209 20 CONSUMPTION HAS BEEN CURED. A Remedy for Consumption Ha* Been Found. Derk P. Yonkerman. Discoverer of U* New Remedy for Consumption. Marvellous as it may seem after centuries of failure, a remedy has been discovered that has cured the dead*&gt; Consumption even in the advanced stages of the disease. No
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      1277 20 n I listeners. NIROM STATION Malayan Listeners* Radio (c^n SS. ooneert ot s 820 pm It smells everywhere like 'Continue* from p« 9 e W ZS&SJ"* Im I.S". SSSSIk^. .OM 905 Dm Shepherd and cradle songs. 6.50 a.m. Time signal. Recorded BERLIN STATION 1 2.15 p.m Greetings to our listeners
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    VISITORS FOR THE CORONATION
    725 21 Special Facilities SEATS TO SEE THE PROCESSION m|ESSR& Mansfield and Co., Ltd. 1 have made arrangement with Messrs. Roxburgh, Colin Scott Co. Ltd., Glasgow and London, who are close associates of Messrs. Alfrea Holl Co., for certain facilities to be made available for those who may
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    SUNDAY SCHOOL
    107 21 Convention In 1940 I n South Africa New York. mfS? U w A i f J, ica has been chosen for the i v s nd ay School Convention which will be held in 1940 Authorisation for starting arrangements for holding the convention las given at a meeting
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    GERMAN PROPAGANDA JUST "PUBLICITY"
    260 21 Nazi Journalist In London Explains Berlin. an Englishman talks of "Propaganda" he means something which is suspicious, but when a German talks of "Propaganda" he means something which Is positively good, and Is merely the equivalent of the British word 'publicity." This Is the explanation of
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      179 21 SCRUBBS GIVES INSTANT «g* RELIEF FROM 1 INSECT BITES/^3^ Just dab the affected part $f Mf\ iN with undiluted Scrubbs. Pain ESS g gft and irritation disappear neutralises the poison and cools |&lt;| &lt; the inflamed tissue. Scrubbs /C^^w^^\ acts as an astringent, purifies the 5' wound and keeps out
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      470 21 J But it WILMtop COLDS FLUandRHEUMAT ISM I I Torrential Rain—Steamy, humid conditions Colds 'Flu Fevers I I Headaches all go together. It is necessary to guard against infection and 111 I be ready for any emergency. If taken at first symptoms, 'ASPRO' will stop I j I a Cold
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      11 21 I V V Use I I)PHIUPS j LAMPS ana see" i
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    THE TERRITORIAL ARMY
    1670 22 DIRECTOR- GENERAL DEFINES ITS DUTIES THE Territorial Army has two sspaf rate duties. The first is to provide for the defence of this country against attack by air and to man the ccast defence batteries which protect; cuiUmportant anchorages. The second is to provide a force capable
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    POOR-BOXES START RELIGIOUS STRIFE
    261 22 Nazis Thwart Catholics: "Unpatriotic Church" Munich TENSION between the Catholic Church and Nazi officials here has burst into open strife again—over poor-boxes. The Catholic Church had requestea that ali Municipal poor-boxes be removed from Church buildings. The radical Nazi Town Council quickly countered with a resolution
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    DREAMT OF ACCIDENT
    69 22 At'ant'c 'Phone Ca T l Drama New York. IINNERVED by p vivid dream of a car smash. Mr. John H. Gallagher a Philadelphia insurance executive, telephoned to his home from liner Queen Mary .vhile returning to America from Europe. His w;fe answered the telephone —but sh° could
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    57 22 Tungku Amat, a son of H.H. the Sultan of 3 langor, who holds a pilot's licenc. 1 from the Kuala Lumpur Flying Club, is continuing his training with Air Services Ltd., at Hamble. It is ex pected that within a f 3 w months Tungku Amat Will become a fully
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    50 22 The death took place suddenly at the Genera! Hospital on Saturday morning of Mr. M. Nallathamby, chief clerk of Mickey Motors, Kuala Lumpur. The funeral took place at the Hindu cemetery th? same afternoon. As a mark of resp?ct. the firm of Mick y Motors was closed for the day.
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    GERMANY WANTS COLONIES
    596 22 Defensive Economics "BRITAIN AND THE MANDATES" Berlin. J&lt;HE importance of colonies "for defensive economics" on account of the vital raw materials they can supply, is stressed in an article written by Dr. Schn?e. former Governor of German Easi Africa, in the military scientific gazette (published tfy iV
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    NEW P. & O. LINER NAMED
    137 22 NEW P. O. LINER NAMED "Strathallan" Will He Ready Next Year London. "CTRATHALLAN" is to be the name &lt; *5 one of the two new liners now i ing built for the P. and O. company Barrow shipyards. The name means Valley of the A. —strath being a Scottish word
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      117 22 Heard the CIGARETTE MEWSf e Yes, Marcovitch have brought to Malum 0 standard sized edition of their BLACK ft WHITE cigarettes' 'Seen them? Here's one" Oj Tve tried them. Just the same as their big cigarette. Same tobaccos, same blendbut only 45 cents for a fifty tin. Good cigarettes-good value.
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      42 22 JLI if f i j to S RAISE X/^V HIS j ANCHOR BREWED AND BOTTLHD !tf SINGAPORE SYTKE SO} ffir* 1 Sr 5 B3) ARCHIPELAGO BREWERY Co.. Ltd. |H&lt; Rb* BP' |?K o.siß DUTORs SIMS= DARBYCo Ltd msD Ssi 51^ 1 W.P.S.
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    GROWTH OF THE AIR MAIL
    614 23 17 Years' Progress NEW DEVELOPMENTS PLANNED rjHE Air Mail Service, which ha, grown enormously since the first route was opened in 1919 to Paris, is on the eve of important developments. It is hoped that it will be possible next year for Imperial Airways' new
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    158 23 German Girl Writes Home j About It Berlin. JtBE Swastika (the Nazi emblerr affords better orotsction in Pal 4 ne than four policemen, according to a German girl in Jerusalem I fh« n D^? etter to her Parents in Linz on trie Rhine, reprinted in th?
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    47 23 Mr. Leong Sin Nam, J.P., M.C.H. M S.c, entertained a good number to dinner at the Han Chun Club recently &gt; in honour of Mr. Choo Foi Pu. who i bas arrived in Malaya as the Kwanc 1 tune Government Representative to in- I vestigate industrial conditions here
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    JAPANESE SENT TO ASSIZES
    559 23 WIFE'S DEATH "She Was Leading An Immoral Life" (From Our Oivn Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. "I LOOKED up and saw the accused holding the deceased's neck with his right hand and with his left hand pteiiitt; out &lt;the dagger from her chfsf," said Hayashida, the middleaged
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      72 23 I GANGWAY FOR A REAL TRUCK THE NEW 1936 REG Cnrom e /Tough LO-EX aluminum alloy Rco Speedwagons and Trucks range from &gt;/ 2 to 4-6 tons There B*9s Pistons. 19 a Keo-engineered and Reo-built chassis for every hauling nerd. crankshaft, fully "rr,..,D Kf% SPEEDWAGONS m dSc AND TRUCKS THE
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      407 23 ElME-fQB I f i X'MAS SALE! j 1 DOUBLE SPRING MOTOR l°_Sgfj-£l PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE j 6 DANCERECORDS j j SEASON Co., Lid. i 1 115 NORTH BRIDGE MIAD. j .J. 1 I LIQUIDATION SALE. t S Xmas New Year Gifts I D rasuc Reductions Now In Full Swing S 1
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    169 24 Spore Wedding Inter-State Hockey Rugby: Other Local Sport The wedding picture of Miss Irene Ellen Daisy Struys and Mr. E C EwlhrMaster of the Australian Yacht Lightbaartr." (Photo by Nakajima ana Ca.) Above and below, two pictures of the hockey match m beat Selangor 4-3. The picture
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      18 24 Read The SUNDAY TRIBUTE Dominant In Malaya 9 j__ BC j.!l!lL J ——-O castiu wool I MONTOP LTD.
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      50 24 1 Feeling Jaded? TAKE PHOSFERINE TONIC WINE THE MULTI SPEED REFLEX FOR ALL PURPOSES biotar f. 2 TESSAR F. 2.8 for small pictures and for every purpose EXAKTA F. 3 5 Numerous Accessories ETC ĔASK FOR DEMONSTRATION AT THE DISTRIBUTORS:I AMATEUR PHOTO STORE 109. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. (OPPOSITE ADELPHI) SINGAPORE
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