Malaya Tribune, 3 December 1937

Microfilm: NL4063
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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya s National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales So. 284. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1937 FIVE CENT&. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday. Dec. 3, 19-i7. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1937. FIVE Ci
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    THE PAGEANT OF AIR TRANSPORT
    1158 2 NE W MILESTONES IN HISTOR V OF FLYING MAIL history of air travel move? swiftly, as does actual traffi along the flying routes. Milestones progress follow each other rapidly. To-day's wonder, in fact, becomes commonplace to-morrow. Just now the flying world sees the attainment of
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    PORT OF HAIFA
    35 2 No Extensions Pli Navy British Official Wireless. The Admiralty an ti ~ny extension to the p first Lord tuid the a to-day to take step I the needs of tht ranean.—British Offi
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      247 2 l L 't \i joj 'eel heady .i n J nervy and all your energy seems sapped by mid-day don't blame the sun. It's your system that is wrong. Mix yourself a glass of Phosferine Health Salt when you rise. Th«n you'll soon acquire the feeling of health and freshness
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      164 2 The loveliest fm FOR WAVES AND Mk tkM If CURLS LIKE THIS J fIMK II '{ST Amami hair set in fashion- A aY B *W™t« MB 7 able fascinating little curls T and deep broad waves. It's so easy—so quick—so C LI A 9IM W% f\ inexpensive! Get a bottle
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    TELEVISION IN GREAT BRITAIN MARCONI. E.M.I. & R.C.A. SYSTEMS
    365 3 TELEVISION IN GREAT BRITAIN MARCONI. E.M.I. R.C.A. SYSTEMS -ERENCĔS A Reply To An Interview i of Research Lab ra Electrical and Musical a. replied recently Mr. David Sart of the Radio Corporaca, in which he dealt t ssions of television w and the reply were a well-known Eng- urnal. The
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    MOTOR-RACE TELEVISED
    71 3 farina th? camera I* JEAN B.vrTt.v the New Zealand in the television B* television ,tud»o. Miss Batten hat foU owed her iimi»e< «as ;,ic of several sP« Cl f' i! courtesy BBC). icuid-bieukiw; Uight from Australia. (By cou A PHVSICAL-'IRAINING DISPLAY being televised from Alexandra Faiace. A scries of broadcasts
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    SOCCER COMMENTARY
    192 3 Broadcast Received 200 Miles Away Motor-racing was televised for the first time in the BBC's programmes on Oct. 9. The broadcast came trcm the track at Crystal Palace, South London, twelve miles away from the London television station. Transmission was by means of radio Jink, signals ladiated by the mooile
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    JEAN BATTEN
    483 3 Aston Vilb v. Stockport County The second half of the Association football match between Aston Villa and Stockport County—the first encounter of tnese teams—will be described by Charles Eade for oversea listeners on December 11. The commentary will come from Aston Villa's ground at Villa Paik. Birmingham. Aston Villa one
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    THE EMFIRE GAMES
    244 3 The Empire Games of 1938, to be held at Sydney from Feb. 5 to 12. will be the topic discussed in the next talk in the series from Daventry, 'Sportsmen Talking.' Marking the departure J tor Sydney of the teams representing England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland,
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    36 3 Mr. T. M. Kilpatrick, new Agent of the Chartered Bank of India, Aus- 1 Alia and China, Ipoh, who has taken the place of Mr. G. Grant, raid a visit to the Sitlawan Sub-Agency last week
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    FOREIGN LANGUAGES BROADCASTS
    377 3 Announcement In House Of Commons MR JOHN SIMON, the Chancellor ot tlic Exchequer, made the following announcement in the Hon of Commons on Nov. I:— "The Government have bad undei teview for .some time the question 01 broadcasts in languages other than Snglisn. The will recall that
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    RADIO DRAMA
    335 3 Mario Tempest In Ibsen's "Ghosts" An interesting departure trom the type Of radio drama normally heard in the j programmes from Daventry is provided by the forthcoming broadcast ol Ibsen's famous play. Ghosts. Marie Tempest, the world-famous British actress, will play the part of Mrs. Alving. and in
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    "KEEP-FIT" MOVEMENT
    98 3 Talks And Displays In Television Programmes A scries of talks on the 'keep-h-' movement in Great Britain. Illustrated by physical-training demonstrations, is a new feature of the BBC's television programmes from Alexandra Palace, London. Given under the general title oi Bodyline.' the talks were introduced (hiring October by
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      547 3 f|ij||iyWE^EßVOUS You'll be amazed how quickly this i easy way builds up rugged new strength, puts on !bs. of solid stay- there flesh—gives youthful energy, 1 -jfeL calm steady nerves and rich red blood where all else falls—without ute <tj drugs. t VIKELP' Tablets, umazing mineral I concentrate from the
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES MERCHANT SHIPPING SHOULD BE ARMED
    264 4 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES MERCHANT SHIPPING SHOULD BE ARMED Danger From Air Would Be "Almost Nothing" <By Air Mail) London. Nov. 18. MERCHANT Ships are In Ie B danger ci Si bein» torpedo-d and bombed in i future war than is popularly supposed, is the opinion ot Commander J. Cree-•.-11. a
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    SCANDINAVIAN SHIPPING
    249 4 Oslo Company's Increase Of Capital At a general meeting of shareholders in tiie Norwegian shipping company, Aksjeselskapet Bing and Pedersens Tankrederi, Oslo, it was decided to Increase the stock capital by not less than 595,000kr. and net more '.924» for £95,000. The exti\. capital is required rci the
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    LIFEBOAT RESCUES
    90 4 During the first 10 months of 1937. 457 lives have been rescued from shipwreck round the coasts of Great Britain and Ireland. During October the lifeboats were launched on service on 36 occasions, 30 people were rescued from boats and vessels in distress, and 13 boats and vessels
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      449 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England). I A I P. o. S. N. 10.VS SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due iv.ii.age. Spore 1937. RAWALPINDI 17,000 Be. 3 CORFU lj.O'iO Dec. 17 BURDWAN 1 6,070 Dec. 18 CHITRAL 15,000 Dec. 3. 1938. CARTHAOI 15,000 Jan 14 SOMALI 6.800 Jan. 14 COMO» 15.000 Jan.
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      132 4 INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England). Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and to Calcutta via Penang. Taking cargo on through Bill of Lad.ng for Canton, Macao. Swatow, Amoy, 'Jhefo, Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangtze ports, Formosa, the Philippines, etc. FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA. Arr. Sails. HOSANG Dec. 15
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      584 4 M. 6. K. i KOKUSAI LINE I (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) 1 (Incorporated In Japan). For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama), j Due. Dv?. Sailing D^ e S Penang Spore Spore via New YoiK ms KATSURAGI MARU Dec. 1 Dec. 4 Dec. 5 Philippines. Jan. il m s KONGO
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      348 4 SPECIAL CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY CRUISE DECEMBER 11TH TO 31ST, 1)37. TO Bangkok Saigon Angkor Pnoifi P> nh by the LUXURIOUS ONE-CLASS MOTORSHIP "BORINGIA M (12.500 ton- displacement) ALL CABINS HAVE ADJOINING PRIVATE BATH ENJOY 20 DAYS VACATION AT SEA AND TOURING SIAM and INDO-CHTNA. ROUNDTRIP FARE SI 10.— (excluding stay ashore
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      452 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDEUTSCIU.K LLOYD (Incorporated lr. Germany). The undernoted are the Company 1 intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHAN(,hm NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due S'por* 1937. s.s. "SCHARNHORST" omits North China 1 m.s. "TRAVE" on.its Manila Shanghai, Taku Bar. Dairen also calls Chefoo m.s. "FULDA" s.s. "POTSDAM" omits North
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      343 5 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS [IC NOTICES i j-j Municipality U N HERS. invited for the or service. For Tender Room. < mill i .iti Conparts. n, Dec. 11, 1937. L ,>f I S25 1 Dec. 20, 1937. 5 000 19th Jan 1933. I 7th March. 1938. 2nd Feb.. 1938. C H OOLDEE,
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      1905 5 X'MAS GIFTS TOYS GALORE, PRESENTS FOA BOTH YOUNG AND OLD. FOR THINGS BEAUTIFUL COME EARLY TO BABA& CO., LTD. 149, Middle Rd: 'Phone 2115. Ail the purchases if required will >t packed properly and posted to our mend in any part of Europe or America. sl a v ■c l
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      212 5 APO L L O SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS. No. 1. AMBER MANSIONS. SPECIAL CLASS BE(iIN N X R S $5 per Month Commencing Nov. 4th. 7.15 p.m. MALAYAN DELICACIES. WE OFFER DELICIOUS SELECTION t DAINTY SAGU PEARLS. DAINTY SAGU CUBES. FLAVOURING ESSENCES. CAKES C JLCURIN- I GREEN PEAS FLOUR in
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    REUTERS COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    430 6 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Dec. 2. Previous To-day Change RUBBER Tone Steady Easy Spot Buyers 7 516 7 316 Sellers 7 3 8 8 Ist Forward tJan.i Buyers 7 3 8 7!4 J" Sellers 7 716 7 516 x h 2nd Forward (Feb.) Buyers 7 3 0 7*4
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      547 6 Oversea- Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd, J (Incorporated in the traits Settlements) J CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Dp $10,000,000.00. i HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. J TELEPHONES Managing Director 3172 Secretary 4944 t General Manager 3513 Accountant 3626 Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA." 1 I LONDON BANKERS NEW Y0RK
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      143 6 SOUTH ItltlllMl INSURANCE COMPANY. LTD (Incorporated In New Zealand) MOTOR 4 Alt j INSURANCE W. J. DEXTER, Manager Tel. 5926. fclnlayaon Oreen THE EASTERN UNITED MJhAME CORPOUATiON LIMITED IRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE URa.LAKY, PERSONAL ACCI EM, WORKMEN'S COMPENSA H>jS AND PUBLIC HADILm INSURANCE. SAD OFFICE CECIL STRAKT. ALNGJLTCXI. W. E.
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      70 6 PAINS AFTER. EATING Gas pains and many other common VlrS -^jCf ailments are caused by too much acid 1 A in the stomach—a condition easily and quickly relieved by taking \*y^££jZgmm PHILLIPS'^ T MILK OF^MAGNESIA^^f^s Formula: Magnesium Hydr ouci c TA Xt j BLACK WHITE VIRGINIA CIGARETTES fl^inililpsl V THE
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    646 7  -  I v l y Fraser And Co. re Dec 2, 5 p.m. [NING Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers 43 4 9 31- 33--48 51 -norn 0 85 0 90 26 28 21 6 22 6 1.60 1 65cd 28 29 -cd 20 21 0 40 0.45 1.09
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    110 7 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Thursday noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (F. 0.8. Dec.' 24 3 4 24 7 Good F.A.Q. in bales (F. 0.8. Dec.i 23 7 8 24 1 16 No. I.X.R.S.S.'Spot-loose (awc-.rdable Spore 24 3 4 24 7 IS
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    MANILA GOLD SHARE MARKET
    52 7 Singapore. Thursday. Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co.. Singapore have received cabled news from Manila giving the following prices: Last Sale Prices Previous To-day Pesos Antamok 0-50 0.5 i Benguet Consolidated 960 9io Consolidated Mines 0.014 0 014 I.XL 0.55 057 San Mauricio u.jW United Paracale
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    541 7  -  Daily Report By S. E. Levy Co. Singapore, Friday. WE are indebted to Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co., Singapore, for the following on American Market conditions:— Messrs. White. Weld and Co., New York, report to US by cable as follows: STOCKS In the absence of special
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    141 7 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT financial —3. toiK To 10 "j? TIN Int Der. 9 Dec. 17 Dec. 10 Burma Malay Final Dec. 30 121^ Hon, Ken,, xin Dec g Dec. 4 Nov. 29 Iljg Jelapang g Int No v. 27 Dec. -5 Dec. 1 KatuTin 00% fc .1 20%
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    161 7 j* SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: i red. 1940 $400,000 Int. nom r ••-r 31. Sept. 30 102 JU j 7 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. nom -Iar. 31, Sept. 30 108 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. 5 nom fcar. 31, Sept. 30 113 11 13 red. 1963 $2,000,000 Int. 1Q9 nom
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    351 7 Report By Fraser And Company Singapore, Dec. 3. TIN. The three months' price of tin is up 30 at £191.15 in London and at 43 3 s in New York. Conditions on the London Stock Exchange yesterday were again quite steady, while Wall Street records a substantial
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    TIN
    17 7 Singapore, iriaav. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— tJV (up Sl' i).
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    RUBBER
    20 7 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 24 T s (up '»>; Sellers 85 (up 1-J
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    279 7 Singapore, Friday. MINING Buyers Seders Ampal 4 4> 2 4 10 2 Ayer Hitam 26 27 6 E an grin 21 6 22 6 Eatu Selangor 1.60 1.65 Chenderiang 20 6 22 Eitam 0.45 0.45 Hongkong Tin 27 29 Eong Fatt 108 1.13 Idris Hydraulic
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    TIN EXPORTS
    78 7 The exports of smelted tin from Malayan ports in November amounted to 6 038 tons, as compared with 8,150 tons In October. Of the 6,088 tons 365 went to the United Kingdom. 3.975 to the United States 687 to the Continent ot Europe. 527 to the British possessions,
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    23 7 The Conte Rosso is due at Singapore at 8 p.m. to-day (Friday* and will sail at 7 a.m. to-morrow for Colombo and Europe.
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    104 7 British Official Wireless. London, Dcc. 2. Paris 147 7 64 New York 4.99 5 10 Montreal 4.99 1 16 Brussels 29.37 Geneva 21.59% Belgrade 216 Amsterdam 3 98 3 Milan 94'V. Berlin 12.SS 1 Stockholm 19.40 CoDenha°en 22.40 Oslo 19.90 irague iiJ 1 Madrid nominal Vienna 26 2
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      221 7 S. E LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. Investment Bankers arid Brokers in Securities and Commodities Dcily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service. Members NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. HONGKONG SHARE BROKERS' ASSN.
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    116 8 An. I-alia. New Zealand. .Java and Timor Dilly: Qantas. closing 10 p m. today. Kuala Lumpur and Penang: Internal Air Service, closing 6 a.m. to-morrow. v Medin, Jaskl, Amsterdam an i Lcndonf: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Java and Southern Sumatra: Nether- lands, closing 7 p.m. Sunday.
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    TIN AND RUBBER EXPORTS
    58 8 The ControJcr of Tin reports crt the est.matcd total exports of tin tin ore from Malaya in November, based en an assay vaiue of ,5.5 per c were approximately 5 800 tens. The Controller of Rubber report: that the November expor; of dr/ n cer from
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      537 8 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL. I TO-NIGHT— Cocktail Dance 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. Dinner and Dance (informal) 9.30 to midnight S FAREWELL PERFORMANCE j MIMI de BONNE j and JOSE REQUESEN S Popular Mexican Dancers Non-diners $1.00 j i MAKE A NOTE OF THIS DATE j I GILBERT SULLIVAN NIGHT. j )SSrIA
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      73 8 t Latest Cabaret DANCING taught by newest methodi. Fee £6 only. Success GUARANTEED in 4 hours' tuition. Finest Kadiogram and FREE Lady Partner* fa practice. Hours at your convenience. MODERN DANCING STUDIO. 5-A. Ann Siang Hill (next to Club Street off South Bridge Road), wßm —and nose membranes ore ■H
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      486 8 DIAMOND I AT FACTORY PRICES bum Mdirri/ vf Bntun put*. nuwW to Er.f- land t>r Jatneui Maker». Fir* <ju»l>t)F v flf HmJ io»ponent», accurately machined, en»ur» af™l P *a*y runiur.f and endurina; atr-ength. All ff7^^^^jL»»*»v f ran** a**- precitiua b*l»Bced. Chrumiura JkwL aaaaar^X plated parta Thaae Cy«W* are offered ai
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      15 8 PREMIERE CAMERA SCHMIDT SBOTEN, 90, Robinson Road, Singapore. Wants ■H SPOIL YOUR FOOD KILLJHXM BFLiT
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      273 8 jv■ v I POSTAL j s 4 STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TODAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Rengat and Tembilahan Banka Dec. 3 1 p.m. Java. South-West Sumatra, S.-East Borneo Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly Op ten Noort 3 2.30 p.m. Muntok Op ten Noort 3 2.30 p.m. Medan Tinombo „33
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    Shanghai Newspaper Supports Mussolini SIGNIFICANT COMMENT
    109 9 N .C. DAILY NEWS China Can Afford To Sue For Peace Shanghai, Dec. 2. > ;i.or Mussolini's, advice f to sue for peace, the Dail3 News in a leadN ites that the Japanese being pressed toward ere it is becoming ,v. Japanese expectas needy
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    GREETINGS WIRES
    222 9 ties Offered In Malaya elegrams at a fixed j'-' ats may be sent from telegraph office in the Masystem for delivery m These telegrams never desired by the reeting telegram sender's del ails of the service btained at any posfi Inland greetings d 13 the addressee signed coloured
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    276 9 New Books For Issue To-Morrow THE under-noted newly added non-fiction an< J? c iL on work s will be ready for issue at Raffles Library on Saturday *tZt? Hunting in Manchuria, Illuvwnr?; «1 Balkov Nine-Fifteen from Victoria Illustrated. Victor Bayley The Colonial Office, Henry L Hall Strange as
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    POLICE BAND
    60 9 The Police Band Will play the tolowine programme at Katonf Pari: this Mtvirncon <Friday >. beginning at six 'rloek:- Biareb, "The Vanished Army." Alford: Overture 'The Earber of Saville," Rosni: Belecticn, "A Day Wi Rocb e ""urns." arranged by Hume; WaltzLastige Bruder," VolJstedt: Descriptive "iccc. "T ie Parade
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    TSINGTAO PANIC STRICKEN
    195 9 Fears Of A Japanese Landing Reuter. I Tsingtao, Dec. 2. j A STATE bordering on panic ha.1 j developed among the Chinesa i authorities here in view of rumours j that the Japanese contemplate landing troops at Tsingtao. AH the Chinese banks are closing and j members
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    ANTI-GAS WORK IN SINGAPORE
    163 9 Maximum Number Being Accommodated ANTI-GAS measures in Singapore were reported to in the course of a meeting of the Singapore centre of the St. John Ambulance Association, held on Wednesday. A supplement to the annual report sated: The class in anti-gas measures commenced on Nov. 15
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    65 9 The Blia Club. Johore Bahru. will bold a celebration at "Blia" on the day of the Hari Raya, beginning at 7.30 p.m. The following members wi 1 nive addresses: S Hashim b Unpku Ahmad b. Mansore. Abu Talib b. Ahriad A. Wahid b. Suleiman. MohameH Farid Mohamed. Abd. Rahman b.
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    FROM "OUTSIZE" TO NORMAL FIGURE
    197 9 Took Off Si lbs. with Kruschen She had to wear -'outsize" clothes, and pny mcra for the "privilege"! But, wh?n Kruschen took off 35 lbs.—oh. what a difference! But let the lady tell her own story:— "As ycu will see from the enclosed weight card,
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      38 9 TARPAULINS Any size from Docn Seng Co., Ltd. Telephone 7263. .5, Rooinson Road. Singapore. DAY AND STOP THAT MALARIA •k f» D BEST. o-« FEVER STOPPED ti M HOUR KCS CURE WORST CASE HARMLESS -37A11UW.5 AT ALL DEALERS
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      36 9 AHMAD.CB, "KACHANG GORENG" NEW STOCKS OF f\HMAD C.B's POPULAR -CHAP SING A" RECORD n it ft MENDJOEAL KATJANG HAVE ARRIVED AND ARE ON SALE AT YOUR FAVOURITE DEALERS. ASK TO HEAR ALL HIS RECORDS QR 10.
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      77 9 g Refreshinc and cool- intr. Freckles, pimples. and blackheads re- Jj I moved. X BEDAK VIRHTV STORE Cms* OtfMi. N ff?fi«;:iii lpTEl| THI first DOWN PAYMENT YOU CAN OBTAIN A §1 i| FORD 10 ph. FORDOR SALOON Iflli FOR AS LITTLE AS MO. 10 A MONTH imb bic. roomy car
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      470 10 LOVE SET TO MUSIC! LAUGHTER SET TO SONG' EVERY- Another BODY'S SWINGING! JOIN THE Jfe HAPP i THRONG! m h Excellent yCCuK Musical fWf *\\t DIXON jgj\ Shuw p wamcrs AM >. f..cn«J,,.T»drfy Mori- Muqh O Tnnr,»,. HIA« "tru M«rv.l<.u< »o. Words" iO-NIGHT S*i»»>m«ntal and Melancholy" Jusl v Ou.e» IvdAmg"
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      193 10 PAVILION "STELLA DALLAS" IS A FLAVVU ✓yj m 915 PRODUCED FILM" Straits Times "If my reputation had 40 rest on one pietm I'd want it to lie— STELLA DALLAS" S A M I EL GOLD W V > P /i 1,,, ,0 w E' «lj -m|.|.,.,i I,„|Kii, L:feJed L/ KING
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      212 11 HAPPY CABARET IE CABARET WITH THE SPACIOUS SPRING FLOOR j :;:GHT TEA NICHT DANC ™>M Ml p. m to MIDNIGHT WDOBNG KRONCHONG SING IRS AND MUSICIANS 4 WILL PLAY JOINTLY WITH 808 HILL'S ORCHESTRA j AT THE NIGHT DANCE FROM 9.30 to 12 P.M s I TO-NIGHT: BOXING IN THE
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      270 11 V iff to-night jfa 1 NON-STOP DANCE mtm CHINA RELIEF FUND. |i HP BENE I-1 Saturday la^M Jft Sunday k Entire gate admission ($l, no free J j jk (Ĕtm Il>! v ili 1 tlonaled to tne above /mm\ J mentioned fund. vlßy A a A*^aj 4 Walt h! Watch!
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      514 11 I GREATEST SHOW IN SCREEN HISTORY! 1 I III!! ...A MILITARY UPRISING FRIGHTENED CROWDS AT lllll BURNING HASKUL—EVACUATION OF PANIC-STRICKEN lilil RESIDENTS—A GIANT MYSTERY PLANE FLYING AT H BLOOD-CHILLING ALTITUDE, MILES AND MILES AWAY FROM ANYWHERE, FAR THROUGH THE SAVAGE. TERRI|jj FYING MOUNTAINS OF ASIA. HIGH INTO THE PLATEAU pip
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES BIRTH.
    22 12 REID.—To Mr-. J. A. H. Reid a son, on Doc. 1st, 1937, at Maternity Hospital, Johore Bahru. Both well.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS j
    106 12 THE members of the family of the lati Mr. Ng Lin Choo desire to expre s their gratitude to their relatives and friends who so kindly sent wr?ath.-. scrolls and messages of condolence, and also to thank those who attended the j funeral. MRS. Oan Hock Chye and
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    JAPANESE THREATS
    712 12 THE truculent nature of the Japanese has been illustrated by many significant instances during the past few weeks. Most striking of all perhaps is the message from Hongkong, sent by Renter, to the effect that the Japanese Consul-General Ims drawn the attention o« the Hongkong authorities to the
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    Johore Gazette
    222 12 The following notifications appear in th* Johore Gcv°rnm n nt Gaz?tte:— Mr. F. E. B. Murphy seconded for sorv ice |n Johore. Mr. A. F. John c on nupohited to act as Gaoler. Grade 111, Muar. Mr. F. Brand to be an Electrical Engineer. Johore. Mr. A. N.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS "Household Workers"
    214 12 NOTES COMMENTS "Household Workers" "OTHERS are all Britain's domestic .servants' 5 asks Mr. Ernest Brown, Minister of Labour, in the course of his {our of inspection of employment conditions at Cambridge, and he hims?lf supplies the answer by sayinr that they are becoming non-cxistert. By that he does net mean
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    Advice To Doctors
    249 12 the inauguration of a new Westminster Hospital Medical School. Sir Seymour Hicks gave the following advice to prospective doctors in a speech which was lich in anecdotes: It is the doctor's duty to eliminate fear. Fear is the usher who bring* us to your waiting-room. A gem
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    The Soong Sisters
    198 12 JT has been the common exprt among Chines people that family in Chinese history has j produced such remarKable dau-i jas the present Soong family. were all born great, they havi achieved greatness and they hav< greatness thrust upon them. In I words, history has made them,
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    Sending Basques Back
    167 12 rpHE policy of giving Basque refugees from the war hi Bp shelter In Britain was not altogether devoid of unpleasant incident. Seme of these joung visitors proved extremely unruly. In a report issued recently tor Basque Children's Legal Commit:., recommended that all the 4.000 Spanish children In
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    Topics Of The Day
    255 12  -  By "Looker On" A MUSIC-iIALL comedian has given up tha stage and opened an ironmongery store in Manchester. So you will stUl see his name at the ton. of 'he bill. 1 There i s serenity in old age, suggests a psychologist, just as long as
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    He's Worked 32 Years For This
    47 13 I ;h Surtees Prender.s r, sixth Viscount of acre. He was aeral of the Grei Liter took charge C liege at Camberley hs ago he went to military secretary 2 years In the Army with distinction war, earning menhi nine times.
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    GERMANY DENIES PEACE PARLEY
    105 13 RUMOURS Mediation Is Not Contemplated Reuter. Berlin. Dec. 2. Tin >•» that Germany is in the Sino-Japanese pen heard with much ve!l-informed German Npokesman told Reunow nothing 1 about it. ;V ind is coin? on." 1 1 the report appears i ll of similar earlier reh
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    GREEN SHIRTS
    20 13 Cairo. Dec.2. mostly members organisation, have with the recent atnate the Premier, Nahas c attempt proceeds rw uter.
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    51-YEAR-OLD GENERAL A CHIEF OF ARMY STAFF SWEEPING CHANGE MADE
    861 13 MR. BELISHA'S REFORMS PROMOTION ON MERIT IN THE FUTURE Reuter. London, Dec. 2. T>EVOLUTIONARY chants i„ the hi H^ st,tu lien of the Army Council designed to keep pare with modem uarfare developments a c announced by the War Office.'
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    INDO-CHINA THREAT
    78 13 France Strengthens Her Air Forces Reuter. London. Dec. 2. THE Manchester Guardian in a reference to Japanese I ressure on France to close the Indo-China border says France has quickly wakened to the dangers behind this hardly hidden threat. The air organisation, which at present covers France and
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    MANCHUKUO
    54 13 No Recognition By Germany Reuter. Berlin, Dec. 2. Competent quarters in Berlin discount the rumours that Germany is likely to recognise Manchukuo. They point out that Italy's position in the Far East is very different from Germany's The recognition of Manchukuo at the present juncture would be likely badly
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    FREE MEALS FOR UNEMPLOYED
    329 13 Government's Plan EXTENSION OF INSURANCE British Official Wireless. London, Doc. 2. T*HE Minister of Labour moved in the Commons to-day the second reading of the Government's measure amending the unemployment insurance system so a< to enable free meal to be upplied to unemployed boys and girls
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    KING'S TRIUMPHANT TOUR
    213 13 Great Reception In The Duchy British Official Wireless. London, Dec. 2. THE King relumed to London this evening, having concluded his two days' tour of the estate of the Duchy of Cornwall in the West country, during which he had an enthusiastic reception from the local populations.
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    AUSTRIA'S FUTURE
    48 13 Rome Protocol States To Meet Reuter. Vienna. Dec. 2. The independence of Austria Is brought further to the forefront, of international politics by the announcement of a meeting of the signatories of the Rome protocol—ltaly, Austria and Hungary- planned fo- Budapest in the middle of January—Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    82 13 Reuter. £74.000 FOR CHINA The Lord Mayor's fund for relief of distress in China, say. a London message, has reached £74,000, of which £58.000 has already been remitted in cash, drugs and surgical instruments to the British Ambassador. -Reuter. BOMB JS SHANGHAI Shanghai, D?c. 3. A small bomb
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    Mi. LesiiC Hore pelisha the man who re-organis. d traffic control in. tfiitam. ls applyii equally active measures in his new po.st as War secretary. The changes now announced are expected to be the forelunnei oi a broad policy of improvement.
    42 13 Mi. Les iiC Hore pelisha the man who re-organis. d traffic control in. tfiitam. ls applyii equally active measures in his new po.st as War secretary. The changes now announced are expected to be the forelunnei oi a broad policy of improvement.
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    Japanese " Victory March " In Shanghai
    191 13 Japanese Victory March In Shanghai Reuter. Shanghai. Dec. 3. TX accordance with the decision A announced yesterday of a Japanese "victory parade** through the Internationa] Settlement. the Japanese troops crossed the border between the Japanese occupied territory and the British manned western defence sector promptly at 11 a.m. to-day. A
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    23 13 Mr. E. L. Ashley, Assistant Engineer, P.W.D.. Dindings, and secretary of the 3itiawan Cricket Club is at present in the Batu Gajah Hospital.
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    MALAYAN QUOTA FOR ARTIFICIAL SILK & COTTON FIRST PERIOD OF A YEAR
    506 14 MALAYAN QUOTA FOR ARTIFICIAL SILK COTTON FIRST PERIOD OF A YEAR FROM JAN. 1 Colonial Office Statement Reuter. British Official Wireless. London. Dec. 1. THE Colonial Office announces that from Jan. 1 quotas will be introrwetl in Malays upon cotton or artificial silk outer garments, cotton underwear, and artificial silk
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    ENGINEERS FOR CHINA
    197 14 Returning In The Rawalpindi 'From Our Own Reporter) Penang. Dec. 2. THE Rawalpindi, which arrived here to-day from London, had on board two Chinese civil eneineers returning to China to offer their services to the Chinese Army. The men are C. T. Ko and F. S. Chen,
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    51 14 In honour of Mr. Luke Shui Kiew who passed the 150 words a r at the 19T7 spring examination of the London Chamber of Commerce, the Bhorthand Writers' Association Dbill hold a dinner at the Happy World Restaurant to-morrow at 7.30 p.m A group photograi h will be taken before
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    LOCAL TEACHERS TO ENTERTAIN
    194 14 Dramatic Performance At Victoria Theatre THE Dramatic section of the Singapore Teachers' Association will give a dramatic and musical presentation c! the Victoria Theatre on Thursday. Pec 16 at 9.15 p m. Much work and training have been put in by members of the section, and
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    STRUCK WITH CHAIR
    52 14 Singapore. Thursday. A young Chinese was said to have been struck with a chair by an Indian in a coffee-shop at the iunction of Selegie Road and Mackenzie Road early this afternoon. He suffered slight injuries and was removed to the Tan Tock Seng Hospital by ambulance
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    BREACH OF PROMISE
    68 14 Damages For Singapore Girl JUDGMENT WSJ given by Mr Justice a'Beckett Terrell this morning for Mary Joseph Arokiasamy in the sum of 5420 special damages and 52.500 general damages against G. S. Sundran; Tiie claim was for alleged breach of promise and seduction, uid the imounl of
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    ROYALTY IN TO-DAY'S NEWS
    56 14 Three royal personages are m the new -to-day. They are the Duke of Kent, who concluded a in the west of Scotland yesterday. King Christian, of Denmark, who in company with his Queen 1st yLsit Lor don next week, and Prince Stahemberg, who yesterday married Miss
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    MR. H. G. NELSON
    71 14 Death Of An Ipoh Lawyer (From Our Own Reporter > Ipoh, Dec 3 THE death occurred suddenly last night of Mr. H G. Nelson, the Ipoh lawyer, in his residence. Deceased, who returned from home leave recently, was In good health until yesterday, when he complained
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    STOLEN PROPERTY
    58 14 From Our Own Correspondent > Johore Bahru, Dec. 1. A Chinese with previous convictions against him foi fraudulent possession of stolen property, theft, and housebreaking, was sentenced to undergo seven months' r i.. to be followed by B year's police supervision, by Sheikh Abu Hakar (Second Magistrate! on
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    TAILORS' DISPUTE
    81 14 Decision To Be Reached To-Day Singapore. Friday. several hundred Singapore Chinese tailors will meet at the Tai Ton? restaurant at the New World at noon to-day to discus fully then- demands lor higher wages and lower working hours. It is expected that a decision will be tak<m as
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    SIAM RICE TENDERS
    48 14 (From Our Own Correspondent Bangkok. Dec. 2. The Ministry of Commerce has called for tenders for Siam rice of various trades totalling nearly 17.000 tons, for an unspecified destination. Tenders are opening on Dec. 7. The market believes it knows the destinations of these requirements
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    CHINESE ON THREE CHARGES
    413 14 Cheating Allegations At Assizes Singapore. Thursday. AVERY mean sort of trick and deceit of innocent people was the description applied by Mr. Paul Storr. Crown Counsel, to the alleged actions of Leong Seng Kirn. a y< ung Chinese, who was arraigned before Mr. Justice Home and
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    BOAT QUAY FRACAS
    41 14 Singapore. Friday. An early morning fracas among Teochew twakow coolies at Boat Quay to-day was responsibile for four men oeing sent to hospital by ambulance, suffering from various wounds to th? head and other parts of the body.
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    20 14 Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Taylor, well-known Kuala Lumpur residents, returned by the Scharnhorst, which arrived In Singapore this morning.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    103 14 Senang, Dutch. 729 tons, from Palembang Dec. 2. to Palembang Dec. 4. Kamuning, British. 1.275 f ons, from P. Swettenham Dec. 2, to Banekok Dec 4. GiangSeng. British. 1,085 tons, from Semarang Dec. 2, to Java Porr.s Dec. 3. Tobelo. Dutch. 687 tons, from Pontianak Dec. 2. to
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    Murder In North Bridge Road CHINESE SHOT DEAD
    251 14 HIT IN BACK Assailant Makes His Escape FIFTY-YEAR-OLD Lau Fat prep*, tor of Messrs. Leun Hint; and C« fitters and engineers of K Street, was shot dead in front of a coffee shop as he was walking a |«.i!<' North Bridge Road
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    RUBBER REPORT
    227 14 Statement By Guthrie And Co. Singapore. Dec 2 N MESSRS. GUTHRIE and C weekly rubber report Much of the ttncerta future of the rubber mark removed by the decisive acti International Rubber R mittee in fixing the January Mai release at 70 per cent Prior to this announce:.
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    "THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE" GREAT SUCCESS OF S.A.D.C.
    718 15 BEST FOR YEARS An Enthusiastic Reception H. L. Vincent. Edwin A. Brown, far A. Turnbull. Harold Haines. C. Gordon Osborn?. Ida Kinloch. Kathleen Smyllie. Margarita Ashbrook. I?t ttv Aiken. Maud Lee. a large and well s, FCewry specially England, excellent skilled musical
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    CHINA RELIEF UNIT DISSOLVED
    154 15 Nanking Wants Special Training TH Mr a Tanlah n X 5Sf been made Medical UnU £2 the «nsaporc tended to h« en was °ng:na!iy inRedT emS v be to China for Mr Work KS t0 be dissolved ed M a r m?ikT?; Ned that he received
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    MR. R. T. RUFFNER
    160 15 Goodyear Official In Singapore Singapore, Friday. MR. R. T. Ruffner, the manager of the Goodyear factory In Java arrived in Singapore by the Scharnhoct to-day en route to Java. He has been away for about four months, having been in America on business. He was one
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    CHINA RELIEF
    72 15 THE China Relief Fund Committee of Singapore acknowledges the receipt of $1,436 from the Straits Chinese Methodist Church. Kampong Kapor Road. The total sum collected by the Oleh Oleh Party as a result of the variety show at the Happy World on Nov. 28 was $1,261. This included
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    AIR SERVICE TO STOP?
    722 15 MORE HELP Will Govt. Remit Tax? Singapore, Friday. announcement that the Malayan Internal Air Service would not be continued unless greater support was forthcoming was made by Mr. C. F. F. Wearne, presiding at the annual meeting ot Messrs. Wearne Bros, this morning. Presenting the report
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    ALLEGED INEFFICIENT BRAKES
    65 15 Messrs. Borneo Motors. Ltd.. were summoned before Mr. E. C. G. Barrett in the Fourth Police Court this morning on a charge of permitting a car to be used without efficient independent brakes. They were represented by Mr. G M Col tart. Mr. S. Bekhor. an employee,
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    AMBULANCE CALLS
    57 15 The Singapore Pre Department accident ambulance a rvice atu nded 252 calls during November, of which 35 were outside Municipal limits. The calls were classified as follows motor-car accidents 23; motor lorry accidents 12, motor bus accidents 5, trolley car accidents 9 collapse cases 24, attempted suicide 7.
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    Americans & Japanese To Play Golf
    159 16 Americans Japanese To Play Golf Social Match At Tanglin TLA.MS and starting times for social golf match at the Singapore Japanese g If course at Tanglin on Monday. Dec. 6 are as follows (American Association names mentioned first): FROM FIRST TEE 8 30 Thompson do> and Hlnes (12) vs. S.
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    JOYBELLS B.P.
    51 16 Jovbells B.P. team vs. the Sphinx B P at 944. Kovan Road, on Sunday at 2.30 p m.: Sect Thiam Hock. G. Isaac. Ooh Han Chye, Tan Yew Jiang, Tan Guan Chuan. Lim Ah Chiang. Cho Chwee Tee and Goh Peng Sian. Reserves:—Pa*rick Foo, Robert Choo and A.
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    CORONATION SOCCER XI
    55 16 C< ronation XI vs. the Tamil Brotherhood Party on Sunday at the Clerical Union ground, Balestier Plain, at 5 p.m.: l.rr Pak Tone T Kirn Eng. L. Oliveiro, Oliveiro, W. P. Gomes. H. Gammell, A Oliveiro, C. Took Kirn. Zam Zam. 1. her 1 ing, Joe Nonis,
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    SPHINX B.P.
    46 16 Sphinx B P team vs. the Joybells B P on Sunday at the latter's courtA R do Souza. P A Lange, D. Large, T da Costa, Lim Thye Gan, S. Qonceicao, Joe de Souza. Julian de Souza, Max de Souza and Joseph de Souza.
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    SELANGOR CASUALS
    193 16 Visiting Singapore For Hari Raya i THE Selangor Casuals will be touring Singapore during the Hari Raya Puasa holidrvs us guests of the Singapore Joltswhc have arranged 'he following matches Sat. Dec. 4 Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers vs. Casuals at Tanglin at 4 pm. Mon. Dec. 6 Singapore Colts
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    RAILWAY INST. SOCCER
    75 16 The Gordon Highlanders "C" Coy. defeated the Railway institute, Singapore, by 3 goals to 2 on Sunday on the Railway ground. The scorers for the Railways were Bah 800 and Sulong The following will play football for the Railway Institute against H.M.S. Terror on Sunday next on
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    RAFFLESIANS HOCKEY
    50 16 Raffles Institution and Combined Schools levised hockey fixtures are: Past vs. Present nafliesians to-day. Combined Schools vs. S.C.C. on 21st at S.C.C. R.I. vs. Indian Association on 22nd at R.I. Combined Schools vs. S.C.R.C. on Jan. 7 at S.C.R.C. R.I vs. Victoria Inst, on Jan. 8 at R.I.
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    EXCITING RACING AT PERAK WINTER MEETING STIR UP STIRS-UP THE PUNTERS
    1382 16 KATHR YN SPRINGS SURPRISE IN SEVENTH RACE (From Our Oxen Reporter) Ipoh, Thursday. HEAVY going in cool weather marked the opening of the Perak Turf Club's two-day Winter Skye race meeting in Ipoh this afternoon. There was a good
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    IPOH BOXING
    55 16 Son Pong Outpointed By Milling i (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Thursday. IN the main event of to-night's j boxing programme at the Jubilee Park, Rush Milling 10.0 outpointed Nai Som Pong 9.12 over ten 3-minute rounds. In the semi-final, Little Borneo 7.8 beat Kid Nath 7.4 on
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    S.C.R.C. Invitation Tennis Tourney
    238 16 Revised Ties For Week-end VTO play has been pos ihio r 11 several days in the invitation lawn tennis tournament zt S.C.R.C. owing to rain. SATURDAY «T 4 P.M. Singles Handicap: Woon Ch (owe 18» v. Evan Wong »owe 3i Keng Siew towe 6> v. Cheong
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    29 16 The fifth annual re-union dinner of the King Edward VII College 01 M I cine will be held at the Adelphi BI on Saturday, Der. 11 at 8 p.m.
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    Three Malaya Cup Games On Saturday KEY MATCH IN K. LUMPUR
    266 17 THE TEAMS Seleiar Services At Seremban •i, laya (up roffcf ma tche s played on Saturday, in niban and Kuala R.A.F. XV Malacca at Seremban R ndle Fly-hp Officer Caddy «R.N.» and Pilot Officer JameFlt. Lieut. Oliver, Cpl. Lee.
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    TO-NIGHT'S FIGHTS AT HAPPY WORLD
    279 17 Attractive Card Of Five Events A to-night's Etadium a, H n ppy World 0f ve red fghts has £Z excellent card of nve n g cter. h Mr G n h'Tt by the rhnntn v H Kiat, and some tJ ™tog boxing is assured c
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    SERVICES TENNIS
    90 17 THE final s:age in the Services "other Ranks"' tennis tournament has been reached, two representatives of the R.E. and one each from the R.A. and the R A F. having qualified for :he semifinals. The quarter-finals played at Changi yesterday resulted as follows: Cpl. Dimmer iR.A.F. beat Staff
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    SENORITA LIZANA
    47 17 Senorita Anita Lizana. the Chilean holder of the United States and South American championships, has been elected Spring Queen of Valparaiso. All the candidates for the coveted crown agreed to stand on one side when it was learned that the champion had accepted the ofTer.
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    RUGBY AT S.R.C.
    272 17 St. Andrew's "A" Register Easy Win pLAYING with three men short throughout, the S.R C put up a poor display when they met the S' Andrew's "A" XV at rugby on the padang yesterday and had the visitors made more use of their opportunities the Club would
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    C.S.A SPORTS EVENTS
    102 17 The following have been Invited to play soccer for the Chinese S.A. v. Biong 800 Athletic Association on Sunday at the Fraser and Neave's ground:—Patrick Yee. Wai Mun. Ah Kong, Kok Yin. Kwong Sun. Tian Seng, Cheng Hoe. I Fook Loy. Lye Chuan. Ho 800, Chong San.
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    LAURIE STEVENS RETIRING
    203 17  -  Offers Tille To Walsh «By Air Mail London. V AURIE STEVENS, British Empire light-weight champion, i.s retiring irom box!jig owing to failing eyesight, and wishes to present his title to Jimmy Walsh, of Chester, the British champion. Stevens, in announcing his decision to retire, has written to
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    RAFFLESIANS HOCKEY
    64 17 The annual hockey match between the Fast and Present boy.-, of Raffles Institution for the Clark Shield will take place to-day at 5 p.m. on the school ground: Tne following will represent the Past: O. C. Aena; Chan Chim Bock, Bohan Abdul Hamid, G Ross E tthews; Tan
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    F.A. CUP REPLAYS
    28 17 Reuter. London Dec. 3. The Cup first round replays were decided yesterday as follows: Kewrort 4 kidd n rm'nster 1. Kettering 0. Crystal Palace 4.—Reuter.
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    BORNEO CO. SOCCER XI
    24 17 The Borneo Co.'s soccer XI, at the Geylang Stadium beat the Straits Times Sports Club by eight goals to one.
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    RONALD COLMAN IN "LOST HORIZON" THE LAMASERY OF SHANGRI-LA
    464 18 MOST UNUSUAL PLACE ON FACE OF THE EARTH WHAT promises to be one of the most important screen events of fhe year Ink 's place at the Capitol Theatre next Wednesday, when Columbia's Frank Capra production of "Lost Horizon* makes its
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    "Zambo The Ape Man" HINDUSTANI FILM
    313 18 S 9 pore Premiere To-morrow tint:.ma-fans of !i nationalities who have seen and thrilled to the exploits of Tar/an. King Kong and other kindred pictures will be equally thrilled when they "Zaniho. the Ap? Man." a Hindustani picture which will have its Singapore premiere
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    ROUGH-HOUSE LOVE
    255 18 In "The Lady Escapes 99 DUNNING away from love is aY right if you're sure that you're being followed, and Gloria Stuart acts upon this sage advice as the lovely fugitive in "The Lady Escapes," Twentieth Century-Fox romantic comedy, opening next week at the Alhambra Theatre, with Michael
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    A Malay Film Musical THE "BRIGHT MOON"
    1023 18 Made In Spore And Java j "TTERANG Bulan." or "Bright I v"ti rhe first Milav musical production photographed in Java and "mgapore will have a Malayan premiere at the Alhambra Theatre on Sunday. There will be four performances on Sundiv and on Monday
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    Gloria Stuart and Michael Whai-n who appear in "The Lad) which will be shown 1 Theatre, next c\
    15 18 Renald Colman in a scene from "Lost Horizon" which «pens C apitol Theatre, next Wednesday.
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    COMING-OF-AGE PRESENT
    89 18 Insurance Polu y For Baby Prince I Sofia AN Insurance polii. issued in the name of the bi I Prince Simeon. The poli< j be paid when he cone j is a gift of the "Bulgi Company here. I This gift of en Insurance i newly-born Crown i
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      101 19 IguTlbaharI HAS BEEN IMITATED BUT- NEVER SQUALLED. I. ALWAYS INSIST ON HAVING IT. HI m 11 i «i ——j J T——— I 1 HB iW'-TT' —I—I i«TT 1 1 i NEW SHIPMEN1 £?Srtk JUST ARRIVED Sole Agents. HOE BOON LEONG, G« C2. SELEGIE ROAD. Distributors: H. L CARTER CO., Singapore.
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      1061 19 12mI1mV MM TI I 1 |V mm ¥1 1 30 pm.-'The Twilight Serenades.' A f S tl» mm mJ% I IB |A mm €m H 4Tfe antas y in music ana story, with Clarence MldUlU vl hl anci hi Ti-i Tom Purvis. Alexander Henderso.?, and Steam Scot*. iitiipfl lha story
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    JAPANESE NEARER NANKING
    132 20 Will Occupy City Bef< New Year Shanghai, Dec ■> THE Japanese predict I occupy Nanking befo: Year sets in, and prep;>> cordingly being made U occasion. It is also ann they will remove the pup:,. North China southward king its capital, and that name this new government
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    MUTUAL RECOGNITION
    21 20 Tokv The Manchoukuon AmJtj the local representative Franco's regime met at office this afternoon and notes of mutual recognition
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      771 20 m ~m a r» I 650 p.m.—Nirom news bulletin. 10.20 p.m. Dance music by the HaT i 8•& m •H II I B4*l Nfc*££ElO 710 p.m.—Classical music. waiian Little Boys. TBa» lil 'nmm ■•«nii- j B p .m —Concert by Studio Orchestra. 11.20 p.m. Orchestral selections. conducted by Card van
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      338 20 (Continued from previous < market prices. 11.20 p.m.—End of tra... TO-MORROW Wavelength 25.60 metres 6.35 a.m.—Cor.cert relayed Paris. 7.35 a.m.—News in French 8 a.m.—News in Spanish. 8.10 a.m.—News in Portuguese 8.20 a.m.—Recorded mv 8.35 a.m—End of transm; Wavelength 19 68 me n kest. 6.20 p.m. Recorded mv Ie 705 p.m.
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    1016 21 IS VTION OR 1 i;A It ISM Outrages In fhma Malay a Tribunal month s'nce the under the above visualising the .:ality of the Japai nd predicting that id other interests ild < e wiped out ..ders gained or ics belonging to !c. it can n~>w
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    827 21 Position Of The Junior Service (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir, We are not unmindful to the Malaya Tribune and the Malayan in general for espousing the cause of the Asiatics and Eurasians, but. we confess to an uncomfortable feeling that all appeals to Caesar in
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    MUZZLED DOGS
    188 21 To the Editor of the Malaya Tribv >€.♦ Sir, I am the owner of a dog ana I t can never be properly muzzled toy j me. The muzzle is either pulled off bv the animal or bitten off from tln»i; to time and already I have wasted
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    NEW B.B.C. APPOINTMENTS
    73 21 The following appointments have been announced by the BBC. to take effect on the retirement on Mar. 31. 1938. cf the Deputy Director Gener.i. VTce-Admiral Sir Charles C g Mr. C.G. Graves. M.C.. Contro »r cf Programmes, to be Deputy Director General; Mr B. E. Nicolls. Controller
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    WIFE'S CLAIM FOR SUPPORT
    613 22 Malacca Court BREEZE BETWEEN COUNSEL 'From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Wednesday. ALLEGATIONS that the complainant was a modern educated Chinese girl who wanted liberty to go about unescorted, and that like all modern girls knew nothing cooking, were made to-day before Mr. B. F. Bridge, District
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    HE CLAIMS A CITY
    143 22 Property Worth £14,000,000 P. In ('ape Town Cape Town. A CLAIM to property in the heart of Cape Town worth £14.000,000 is being advanced by Sa:amudien de Jongh, a tocal Malay, under two wills dated in the early years of last century. He has the wills,
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    Press Applauds Anglo-French Unity PROGRESS FOR PEACE
    695 23 LONDON VIEWS Saiisfactory And Encouraging Reuter Wireless. London. Dec. 1. »rjn faults of the Anglo-French 1 nversations are regarded by >s as satisfactory and encouraging. ays that the communique More will not be rent by anyone who holds f that the conversations beand
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    GRIEVED FOR "DICK" SHEPPARD
    192 23 Wealthy Widow Found In Sea I By Air Mail» London. Nov. 20 it is believed, by the devil. V ol Canon "Dick sheppaici, wnom she knew personally, a wealthy wit;..\\, /■lrs. Florence Mary Thompson. 70, cf Burticy-road, Bournemouth. cna< htir wdi. had her pet terrier dog
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