Malaya Tribune, 11 December 1937

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya* Nation Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales XXVI.- No. 290. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1937 FIVE CENT; The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, Dec. 11, H).J7. The Malaya Tribune l"> PAGES- SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1937 FIVE ci
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      89 1 BREAKFAST Tin i morkixgJl Take your choice says Joyce /^r^lliSw LACKERS jj /<\ MY CHOCOLATE ff r 1 1 Joyce for Choice rporated in S. S.). WPS 27A FIRST QUALITY EUROPEAN MAKE rtwi CMC ro LTD SINGAPORE PENAN( •AR EAST OXYGEN ACETYLENE CO., Liu., Agents for British Oxygen Co., Ud.
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      232 1 1"' J! "M Read The TRIBI'.Ve Dominant In Malaya PEERLESS ERASMIC SOAP Dainty, Alluring, Fragrant PEERLESS ERASMIC is incomparable and invaluable Wwk or c toilet can applied without harm to the most delicate skins. RefreshSIME, DARBY CO., LTD,, v- *S Blnrapnr*, Kuala Lumpur, Seremban, Penanc. Men, Malacca, Ipoh, Kuchlng (Sarawak').
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES EVOLUTION OF SHIP FORM
    887 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES EVOLUTION OF SHIP FORM Effect Of Power Upon Hull And Speed POSSIBILITIES of the future in the powering of Atlantic liners were mentioned by Dr. G. S. Baker, 0.8.E.. superintendent of the William Froude Laboratory, at the conclusion of the sixth Andrew Laing Lecture, which ho delivered
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    HOWE ARRIVES
    48 2 Reuter. Mr p n tt Shanghai. Dec. 9. Mr R. G. Howe, acting British Am bassador, and party arrived inSnSi to-day from Hongkon" on -board g t\?i Patroclus, to relieve Sir Knatch-bull-Hugessen, who is proceeding tn London ln two days' tune for comnleS convalescence —Renter complete
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      366 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. British"** INDIA flncorporated ;n England). P. 0. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1937. CORFU 15,000 Dec. 11 BUuDWAN t 6,070 Dec. IS CHiTKAL 15.000 Dec. 31 1938. CARTHAGE 15,000 Jan. 14 SOMALI 6,800 Jan. H COMORIN 15.000 Jan. 2d KAISAR-I-HIND 11,500 Feb V BANGALORE I
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      547 2 M. B. K. j I KOKUSAI LINE j (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) (Incorporated in Japan). For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YOKK (via Panama). Due. Due. Sailing Due. t Penang Spore Spore via New York )m s KONGO MARU Jan. 31 Feb. I Feb. 5 via Keelung Mar. 18 jms KIRISHIMA MARU
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      112 2 INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (Incorporated Id England) Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and to Calcutta via Penang. Taking cargo on through Bill of Lad--5? 0r an n Maca Swatow. Amoy, Chefo, Tientsin, Newchwang, Yanetse ports, Formosa, the Philippines etc FOR PENANG AND CA^UTTA. HOSANG oSfu Sr S
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      369 2 PASSENGER AM) FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath Excellent Cuisine. FOR (GENOA). MARSEILLES, LONDON ROTTERDAM. IIAMBCRG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P n *ALSIA 12-12 12-12 13-12 14-1J BORING IA 4-1 4-1 5-1 7-1 FIONIA 25-1 25-1
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      424 2 STEAMER SAII is §1 NORDDEt'TSCHC| 1X011) The undernoted are intended fixtures:— I OUTWARD For MANILA. HONGKONGsi hhuh.h NORTH CHINA a»d m.s. FULDA s.s. "POTSDAM" omit N China HOMEWARD For HOLLAND. HAMBURG i H! Qm Jss NECKAR" :i ~S seilles. Oran. Di Antwerp S s.s. "KOFLN" also call 0 §a s
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      471 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS I -NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS. nam invited for the or service. For '-trial Room, in, 13th D*c, 1937. 22nd Dec, 1937. Su, 3rd Jan., 1938. Dent m, Dec. 28, 1937. ol 3.000 *o 5,000 Nightsoil 4 p.m., 19th Jan., 1938. .co Valves :«r period n m 7th March,
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      491 3 PUBLIC NOTICES AUCTION SALE. of known a S c"e"H F e r an h ld Rubber Estate Baru lUi MalarV Muklm of Sungei F,rst C «*J* Street, Malacca Wednesaay he 13 ,S Dec A-Rp Specia l Conditions. 2546 2-1-30 n 2796 9-0-34 5 4406 1-3-17 D 7438 23-1-25 n 7600
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      748 3 PUBLIC NOTICES MORTGAGEE'S SALE OP R^M a HpJ rCe S old land and Premises Several ?w«. n S eet> Mala cca and also situate ?t c 0f rubber Plantations Malacca. and Ayer Pana i m PARTICULARS. dwpiw! hold la nd and »rick built Malacca SSt sltl,ate at Heeren No 44?'
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      1007 3 EDUCATIONAL SINGAPORF MUSIC INSTITUTE, 2nd Floor, 130-A, Victc ria Street. Candidates pi spared for the Trinity College Music Examination. Practical and Theoretical bubjects. Particulars on request. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL. l-A. Kirk Terrace. Classes in Piano. Violin, Practical Theoretical, Jazz Piano PlayhV Solfeggio, Kindergarten new session will begin in Jam.
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      424 3 CHEMISTRY All modern progress is dependent upon chemistry. The oooortunJie* It presents are unlimited. At L: in your spare time, through study of an I.C.S. Chemistry Course, yo, can master the fundamentals r. this fascinating science. Let u£ send you further information. International Correspondence Schools (Colonial) Ltd. 10A, Collyer Quay,
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    429 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London. Dec. 10. Previous To-day Change RUBBER Tone Steady Firm Spot Buyers 7% 7V4 Sellers 7% 79 16 —1 1C Ist Forward (Jan.) Buyers 79 io I\ 2 —116 Sellers 7- 8 7$ 8 2nd Forward (Feb.) Buyers 7% 79 16 —116 Sellers 711 16
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    SINGAPORE UNITED RUBBER
    1469 4  -  INCREASED PROFIT AND DISTRIBUTION 'By Air Mail London, Nov. 17. 'JVHE twenty-sixth annual general meeting of the members of the Singapore United Rubber Plantations, Ltd., was held at Winchester House, Old Broad-street, E.G. Sir Ivor Philipps, K.C.B., D.S.O. (chairman of the company) presided. Mr. F. M. Jones,
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    378 4  -  Daily Report By S.E. Levy Co. Sinnaoore. Saturday. WE are indebted to Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co., Singapore, for the following on American Market conditions: Messrs. White. Weld and Co.. Nr York, report to us by cable as foilov. STOCKS President Roosevelt's railroad atut?ment is of
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    NOVEMBER RUBBER untitled
    9 4 than-it., Esta;' i'20,m Sungei Matang Estate
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      795 4 Oversea- Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. t (Incorporaced in the Blraits Settlements) CAPITAL: 1 Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. 1 HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING. CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. i m TELEPHONES: 1 Managing Director 3172 Secretary 944 General Manager 3513 Accountant 3026 Telegraphic Address: "OVERofcA." j LONDON BANKERS NEW yORK
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    547 5  -  Quotations By Fraser And Co. apore, Dec. 10, 5 p.m. MINING Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers. 5- 5 6 32 34 50 55 26,6 27 6 085 0.90 r 23 3 24 3 1.63 1.68xd 25 6 26 6cd 20 9 21 9 0.40 0.45 1.14 1.18
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    PRODUCE
    188 5 Singapore, r»ec. 10. R. (Siam> W. Coast No. 1 per Kovan $15" R. I Siam I W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $151 R. <Siam> W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $147 Siam Rice "Koohway" No. 1 $202 Siam Rice "Koohway" No. 2 SlB2 Siam Rice "Koohway" No. 3
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    RUBBER REPORTS
    529 5 Local Firms Review The Week MESSRS. Lewis and Peat. (Singapore), Ltd,, state: Although the market has suffered a number of minor set-backs during the week, there has been, on the whole, a definitely better feeling, and prices nave been well maintained. As was anticipated, the estimates of Consumption
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    NOVEMBER RUBBER OUTPUTS
    22 5 Malaka Pinda Estates.—r*.3.6oo lb., making a total of 167.000 lb. for the three months of the current financial year.
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    256 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, D<°c. 10, 5 p.m. Total for finmoan* Dividend Books Close financial company Date Ej Dly year Payable Date to date nN To bo*« 5% Int. Den. 9 Dec. 17 Dec. 10 Snrmf Malay 6d. Dec. 11 D ec. 18 Dec. 13 7%% Tin
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    172 5 ORE MUNICIPAL: 1 1940 $400,000 int norn M. Sept. 30 102 104 1947 $1,600,000 Int. r 31, Sept. 30 108 1 ,r 1 13 115 norn 107 109 norn i 5 m£ Sff 000 i2oy 2 ci >% JZtTwll 1 000 000 us u6 c 4. h
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    ALOR GAJAH RUBBER
    281 5 Profit For The Year $32,443 rpHE report of the directors to the A shareholders ol Alor Gajah Rubber Estate, Ltd., for the year ended Sept. 30, to be presented at the annual meeting on Dec. 21, is as follows: The profit for the year amounts tc $32,443.8
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    PAJAM RUBBER
    338 5 Dividend For Year Of 22% Per Cent THE report to shareholders of the 1 directors of Pajam, Ltd., for the year ended Sept. 30, to be presented at the annual meeting on Dec. 21. is as follows: The Profit for the year amounts to $342,121.54 which, with the
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    GUTHRIE'S RUBBER REPORT
    134 5 The weekly report of Messrs. Juthrie Co., Ltd., dated Dec. 9, is is follows: A feature of the rubber market ">he week has been the consistently teady tone in the East in the face of ome uncertainty on the part of Lonion and New York. This can
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    93 5 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Friday noon. i Buyers. Sellers. No I.X.R.S.S. In cases (FO.B. Dec.) 25% 25»/ 2 Good F.A.Q. in bales (F. 0.8. Dec.) 24% 24 7 8 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable Spore) 25% 25V 2 do. Dec. 25*2 25% do. Jan.
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      219 5 S. E LEVY 6- CO. 'V Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. Investment Bankers and Brokers In Securities and Commodities. D(My 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'
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      24 5 BOOKS ARE THE BEST GIFTS Obtainable in JttKEKttĔWtĔWKKttĔ PACKING I Ready For 5885 »1.00 any part ot W fij the World. 0»c. I. I
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    113 6 vMcdan. Jaskl, f Amsterdam? and Lcndcn§: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-day. Australia. Nev Zealand. Java and Timor Dilly: Qantas. closing 10 p.m. to morrow. Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Hongkong. Canton. Shanghai. *Kobe, Manila and USA.: Imperial, closing 10 p.m. to-morrow. Penang. Siam.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    196 6 Mails expected frcm Europe 'London Parcel by the Menuion due rt Singapore to-day. Gen ral delivery o.f parcels 10 a.m. on the same day. Mails expected from Penang and Kuala Lumpur by Air (Internal Service) to-day Deliveries of boxholder.s' letters only 7.30 o.m. to-day and general delivery of
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    ACCELERATED DEPARTURE
    27 6 The ss. Narbada for New Zealand Wails previously announced as closine at 3 p.m. to-day will now close at 11 a.m. n the same day.
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    153 6 Statement Of Singapore Municipality THE Singapore Municipal health statement for the week ended Dec. 4 shows that there were 247 riv'aths, compared with 254 in the previous week and with 238 in the corresponding wee* of last year. The Chief causes of death were beriberi 15;
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    116 6 Raby Castle. British, 3078 tons, from Hongkong Dec. 10, to New York D*c. 15 Tamara. Swedish, 3834 tons, frcn Woosung Dee. 11, to Penang Dec. 11. Belawan. Dutch. 715 tons, from Koomai Dec. 9, to Sampil Dec. 12. Pasquier, French, 1935 tons, from Saigon Dec. 10, to Saigon
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    136 6 Owners and masters of shipping are requested to keen their vessels as clear as possible of the area mentioned below during the heavy gun practice, which will take place from one of H.M. Ships on Monday, Dec. 13, at 9.30 a m and Tuesday. Dec. 14 at
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    98 6 British Official Wireless. London. Dec. 10 Paris 147 5 64 New Ycrk d.CO Montreal 4.99 15 16 Brussels 29.41 Geneva 21.61 1 Belgrade 216 Amsterdam 8.99"4 Milan 95'Berlin 12.40'-, Stockholm 19.40'/« Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 19.90 Prague 142 5 16 Madrid nominal Vienna 26 1 -> Lisbon 110 3
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    AYER MOLEK RUBBER CO., LTD.
    34 6 The rubber crop of Ayer Moiek Rubber •Sin o f or tne m °nth of November, i 937. was 28.405 10. The total for 1 month was 28.405 lb.
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    WHAT ON
    44 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, DEC. Rugby: "Malaya" Cup, Sugar* and R.A.F., S.C.C: M Army v. Johore, Renea:. Hockey: S.C.C. I v. R G.H.R.C. v. Clerical Uni ground. Tennis: Tournament, at S C fJ.A.D.C. Production of Th Penzance,"' Victoria Thr at]
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      355 6 MALAYA'S PREMIEQ HOT.eL A I S TO NIGHTS SPECIAL ATTRACTION GILBERT A. SI IJJ\W MiiDT j j ORCIIESIRAL CONCERT 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. lUWlll <Sl BALL (formal} j I CABARET ENTERTAINMENT BY J j m iiit A JACQUELINE j ONI OF AMERICANS BEST KNOWN DANCE TEAMS i it 6PF&AL SUPPER
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      97 6 I ANNUAL I I CHEAP SALE i Will commence from j j Monday 13th and until j Saturday 25th. Dec, I i ECHIGOYA j i LTD.. j 181, Middle Road. j i a 1 j Business hours Ba.m. to 6.30 p. m. j I No Business on Saturday 11 th
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      357 6 FUL VUE r y%% ZW* -f COMFORT j WIDE VISION W HIGU TEMPI r.S. CONSULT NEW CHINA OPTICAL CO. Tl. i*i*n Street Singapore SINGAPORE'S MOST POPULAR MIDNIGHT REXDEZVOUS. Beyerages Excellent Furooean. Chinese and Malayan Dishes Full Course or Telect Dishes—Roll in and See How Good Things Are. Courteous and Prompt
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      170 6 T j POST AL INTELLIGENCE j s STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES* TO DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Indo-China O. Pasquicr Dec. 11 1 P-m. Bengkalis, F. dc Kock, Padang, Pakan Baroe Siak and Selal Pandjang Ampang 10 3 pm Djambi and K. Tcengkal I Toba 11 3 P m< New
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    ALLEGED GAMING AT SOUTHERN HOTEL
    522 7 Twenty-Five Chinese Arrested Singapore, Thursday. WHAT is believed to be one of the b!g--h„ <£ es il gambling raids to be launched dv tne Smgapore Police during the part u% i years was mad e at the Southern Hotel o ne cf ihe leading Chinese
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      398 7 I C HI RCH SERVICES petails For The Week-End CATHEDRAL a.m. Holy Communion. Eucharist, iday School. 5 and Sermon. Rev. A. K. Puntan. M.nistry." WEEKDAYS on Monday. Wedr.es- day at 8 a.m. on Tues- day and Saturday at 1 on Wednesday at p m Mothers' Un'ou i River Valley Road.
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      575 7 6 P or E d nBUsh H. H w -Mrs^B 1 L Archer 5 Meetin S SSSft s 3 P Choir PracUc, nursday, 3 p.m. Blble CJass ™Wee. to gSS ag t v? Socia >- East Coast l2ff at 167 TAMIL METHODIST CHURCH Sunday. 8 15 a Sf^SSP* 1 9-30
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      203 7 (Continued from previous column) Pastor: W. w. R. Lake. Church Elders: C. L. Torrey and R. L. Johanson. Satuiday (to-day). Sabbath School, 3.40 p.m. Luvins Service, 5 p.m. Tuesday, 730 p.m. Prayer Meeting. Chinese Services Pastor: Phang Yin Hee. Cnurch Eider: C. M. Lee. Saturday <to-day). Sabbath School, 1U a.m.
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      306 7 You couldn't have thought k Cigarettes for This I B f' l f Christmas the question of which cigarettes ""4 ujj'l to g* ve ls not a difficult one. dv Maurier, V I fJt ft J naturally. Luxury cigarettes, dv Maurier j IJ| tCr l *P l^at aS bought a
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      625 8 POSITIVELY LAST DAY! ALHAAABRA J 3 Shows 3-l5 6-l5 9-l5 ~~Do"'i Miss 77/« Last Opportunity of SumAir "TERANG BULAN" "A Tne Screen's First Malay Musical Filmed in IK-1 SINGAPORE and JAVA SUN DA V TRIBb Dominant h Mala T HIP ||M HILARITY j I GAYEST SHOW of YEARS! j PA
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      180 8 Auchences sat Adventure pacUed Story leap to Life! k I 3 SHOWS TO-DAY I "Jj > CAPITOL j ?„XS!%»--y ia Pictures Spectacular Epic of FORBIDDEN TIBEI DONALD COLMAN in ■Swt IOST1 OST HQRIZQi B^^^^y' l A FRANK CAPRA i j v A**ational Plane Crash! j ODfc Awe-inspiring Mountain Avalanche IHi»ngri-la,
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    BANKRUPT GOES TO PRISON
    223 9 Bid Not Keep Proper Books 'From Our Own Reporter) Penang. Friday. TAN HONG TAT, a bankrupt was sentenced to a month's r.i. by Mr. Justice cordon Smith in the Supreme Court here to-day in compliance with the reouest of the Official Assignee. Mr. C. O. Lim,
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    17 9 Mr. H. Hansen has been appointed to be a Rubber Regulation Officer with effect from Nov. 29.
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    JOHORE CELEBRATES
    178 9 Hari Kaya Ceremony Concludes 'From Our Own Correspondent. T Johore Bahru, Dec. 8. HE Bulan Puasa 'Mohammedan fasting month». was observer In the State of Johore from the evening of Nov. 4. Seventeen guns were fired from the j For* at 4 p.m. to mark the beginning of
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      259 9 MILLIONS THRILLED BY MODERNIZED TDOTH PASTE PEPSODENT alone of all tooth pastes contains IRIUM! Millions long denied the thrill of lovely, brilliant teeth are finding it again with IRWM. Once you change to this modernized tooth paste yon bid goodbye to dull, dingy, film-stained teeth. For JKII M being a
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      222 9 yi EXPERT EUROPEAN LADIES HAIRDRESSERS. Permanent Waving $5.00—57.50. Other charges equally resaonable. Perfect hairdressing the beet, materials, the and most comfortable machines. i (Hairdying 10—20 minutes only). I MAISON GALAXY 65. Victoria Street, near Bras Btuah Road. I Great World Show! TO-NIGHT—TEA DANCE 6 P.M. I ABARET NIGHT DANCE 9.30
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      45 9 HAPPY THEATRE S T. 15 TO-NIGHT 9.30. I i BUSTED CRABBE- j iFLA S H j GORDON: Irom Alei Raymond t famous n«wtpap«> i strip iyndi<oted by King feoture* i A Univtrtal Pitfvrt SERIAL VERSION IN 26 REELS j S TO-NIGHT CHAPTERS 1 TO 7
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      477 9 I HAPPY CABARET T S THE CABARET WITH THE SPACIOUS j SPRING FLOOR fl j TO-NIGHT j I TEA .NIGHT DANCE FROM 5.15 p.m. to MIDNIGHT. 1 I J TO-NIGHT at 8 P.M. < PROFESSIONAL KRONCHuNG STAMBOEL COMPETITION I IN THE COVERED STADIUM I 1 Sarah Bangsawan "A" Theatre AT
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    MARRIAGE.
    44 10 The wedding cf Mr. Trevor Carter, son or Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Carter oi" CaidifT. S Wales, and Miss Mabei Wright, daughter of the late Mr. s Wright and Mrs. Wright ci' Manchester tock place at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday. Dec. 10.
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    A LOOK AROUND
    834 10 r JpIiK serious flooding of Kuala Kangsar, which was at its height on Thursday, draws attention once again to the necessity for tackling this very persistent Malayan problem. Many parts of Kuala Kangsar were inundated to a depth of several feet, and numbers of residents left the
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    F.B.I. ON ANGLO-U.S. TRADE PACT
    128 10 Must Be Terminable Easily Reuter. London, Dec. 10. THE Federation cf British Industries in a statement forwarded to Mr. Neville Chamberlain regarding AngioAmer.can trade negotiations, emphasises the danger of stabilising Bnt'sh tarifts on the existing level 'or a definite period. It savs r > the
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Imperial Airways
    166 10 NOTES COMMENTS Imperial Airways |N his speech at the annual me2-hie, cf Imperial Airways, Ltd., the chairman, Sir George BeharreU, replied to criticisms of the company which have recently been heard, from Members of Parliament and ethers. In the first place, with regard to the aircraft on the European service,
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    New Devices
    209 10 ot the criticism of Imperial Airways has had to do with the subject of "de-icing" and "anti-icing."' On this point the chairman said: "The company has spent a great deal of money in research, investigation and test in the search for the solution of this problem of ice
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    The Flying Boais
    133 10 REFERENCE was made to success of the ten flights across the Atlantic by the flying boats c Cambria. They were not de tne purpose but were, Ln fcr the Empire routes, w! the carriage of heavy load paratively short stages. The flying boats were n Sir George
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    Libraries in China
    183 10 •pHE library is a very o I in China, comparable in t those of Babylon and A.v the love cf Chinese for book almost to veneration. Brer sin were written records for cf registering thought anci systematic collections and pn of books have been actively under* taken.
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    Topics Of The Day
    318 10  -  By "Looker On" QUITE a i lumber of people are to be found who worry about nothing at all," observes a psychologist. Especially if it happens to be In the bank. -fi "As soon as I got into tin, I realised how fatal it was," an
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    36 DEAD, 40 HURT, IN SCOTTISH RAIL CRASH WORST DISASTER IN 20 YEARS
    335 11 DRAMA OF THE STORM EXPRESS DASHES INTO REAR OF STATIONARY TRAIN Reuter. 'i li K v\orst railway crash in r tars occurred during a «torm anrl hl'"'' C lh;tn twe!,t y west Scotland, last night li i
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    Prince Bernhard, husband of Princes Juliana of the untitled, is untitled an Amsterdam hospital suffering from concussion and other Injuries untitled when his car was in collision with a untitled near Diemen, a village not far from Amsterdam, Holland Queen untitled motored from The Hague to the hospital and afterwards joined her daughter, who was told the news by telephone. On the advice of her doctors, Princes Juliana, who is expecting a baby shortly, did not go to the hospital. Photo shews the scene of the crash showing the wrecked car and the lorry (on left) (Planet News).
    98 11 Prince Bernhard, husband of Princes Juliana of the untitled, is untitled an Amsterdam hospital suffering from concussion and other Injuries untitled when his car was in collision with a untitled near Diemen, a village not far from Amsterdam, Holland Queen untitled motored from The Hague to the hospital and afterwards
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    TIN QUOTA NOW 70 PER CENT.
    262 11 :.T.C. DECISION •'laiaya To Receive Concession Reuter. London, Dec. 10. jtin (jiiota for the first quarter 1 has been fixed at 70 per tent '.e Belgian Congo and Indoagreed to surrender their a certain additional tonipproximateiy 11,500 tons tal for 1938. n.:ge surrendered wiil
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    18 11 Prescott has been appointed mJjer tf the Pilot Board for hi or Penang vice Mr. H. O.
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    RESTORATION OF HABSBURGS?
    64 11 Ex-King's Estates To Be Returned Reuter. Vienna. Dec. 10. THE Austrian cabinet has decreed thr 1 restoration to the Habsburgs of eleven large estates in Austria which have been public property since the abolition of the monarchy. The decision is not thought a prelude to the restoration
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    STEEL OUTPUT
    73 11 New Record In U.K. Last Month British Official Wireless. London, Dec. 10. ANEW record in steel output for the United Kingdom was made last month, when production of steel ingots and castings amounted to 1,178,300 tons, compared with 1,133,640 tons in October and 1,001,300 tons in November 1936.
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    MISSING 'PLANE FOUND
    41 11 Reuter. Manila, Dec. 10. The missing plane carrying Major General Santos and Lieut. Lee was located this morning on an isolated island off the coast of Talabas Province by a United States army plane which signalled "all safe."—Reuter.
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    King George To Broadcast At Christmas
    66 11 Reuter. London, Dec 10 IT is officially announced that His 1 Majesty the King will follow his lather's example and broadcast a message to the Empire on Christmas day. It is understood that His Majesty •will probably speak at aboui 3 p.m. from Sandringham
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    ARMY RECRUITING ENTHUSIASM
    180 11 Mr. Belisha's Statement HIGH STANDARDS RETAINED j j j i Reuter. Loudon, Dec. 10. rpHE intake of recruits in the British Army between August and November showed an increase of 2489 over the corresponding period of last year, stated Mr. Hore Belisha, the War Secretary, in a
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    24 11 The resignation of his Commission in the Straits Settlements Volunteer Force by Lieutenant H. MacNeice, with effect trom the Dec. 1, has been accepted.
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    Japanese Enter City Of Nanking
    294 11 Reuter. Tokyo, Dec. 10. THE Japanese are reported to have entered Nanking city. A despatch frcm Shanghai states that bitter street righting raged within the inner walled city of Nanking, according to a Japanese press report, which adds that a detachment, descending through the outer
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    Abuse Of Hire Purchase Plan LABOUR MEMBER'S BILL
    402 11 FULL SUPPORT Matter Which Calls For Attention British Official Wireless. London, Dec. 10. TO-DAY was private members' day in the Commons and it saw three bills receive the blessing of the Government spokesman before they vcre read a second time without opposition.
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    NOBEL PRIZE
    62 11 Lord Cecil's Award Handed Over British Official Wireless. London, Dec. 10. rpHE chairman of the Nobel CommitA tee handed to-day to the British Minister in Oslo tne Nobel peace prize recently conferred on Viscount Cecil of Chelwooti. Sir Cecil Durmer, the Minister said Lord Cecil hoped later to
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    SOVIET WARNING TO TOKYO
    329 11 No Westward Drive MUST NOT GO ON FROM NANKING Shanghai, Dec. 11. JJUSSJA has warned Tokyo that if Japan continues her march after the capture of Nanking, she will be locking for fresh trouble. There is the probability of outside intervention, if she is still blinded
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    KING LEOPOLD
    38 11 London. Dec. ;o. The King of the Belgians, who with his mother Queen Elizabeth has been on a piivate visit to Britain since la i* Sat urday returned to B-Igium to-day.— British Official Wireless STOP PRESS
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    Dollar Liner Aground Off Formosa
    100 11 Reuter. Mania. Dec. 10. "THE Dollar liner. President Hoover. with 650 passengeis aboard, has jcne aground off a small island to the mesS S e 0f 08 R^er A San Frfanciseo message s ivs it is reported that all the rreu and passengers are safe,
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    PLOT AGAINST M. DELBOS
    128 11 PRAGUE STORY Frenchman With A Grievance Reuter. il Paris, Dec. 10 A fr m pr ®W says after inlormation from the French a o ?Th h e° S r Va one exu IOre,8n "as eri ui»i i zeohoslovakia and eharjf- > \iP to assassinate M. who
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    STATE MAY TAKE OVER RAILWAYS
    84 11 Roosevelt's Threat To U.S. Owners Reuter. Washington, Dec. IQ URESIDENT Roosevelt declared to receiversbin ded JS" lua,ei s rail cut E& couk n l eenttaue witha Di'omnt h X aml therefore he desired SueSS* deClSl n n lhe The president revealed that he had and
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    GERMANY & CHINA
    50 11 GERMANY CHINA Japanese Example Not To Be Followed Reuter. Berlin. Dec 11 HE news that the Japanese Cabinet will not recognise Marshal Chiang Kai Shek after the fall of Nanking Ls published without comment It Ls reliably understood that the German Government is not likely to iouow the Japanese example—Reuter
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    U.S. AMBASSADOR
    43 11 No Vacancy In London, Says Roosevelt Reuter. Washington. Dec. in Mr. Roosevelt declined to comment on reports that Mr. Joseph Kennedy would become United States Ambassador in London He declared no vacancy existed in Lo.idon but declined to amplify the statement.—Reuter.
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    CHRISTMAS PHONE COSTS TO LONDON HALVED CHEAP HOLIDAY TALKS
    276 12 A CONCESSION Reduced Fees On Nine Days i riIARGES for the use of the radiotelephone link between Singapore and certain European countries are to be halved during the Christinas and New Year season. This concession, which will be warmly welcomed in
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    CROWN APPEAL SUCCEEDS
    183 12 interesting Point Of Law At Taiping <Frum Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Dec. 10. THAT a motorcar is a vehicle within the definition of the vehicles enactment was the decision arrived at by their lordships at the Full Court of Appeal, F.M.S., in allowing the appeal of
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    AIR LINER FORCED DOWN
    77 12 Struck By Lightning Over Channel Reuter. London, Dec. 10. HAILSTORM accompanied by lightning oevr the Channel forced down the Imperial Airways liner Horatius on the usual midday service from Paris to Croydon. The liner landed at Lympne where an inspection revealed that the Hash had burned
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    NATIONAL TRUST
    70 12 V M.P. Presents An Old Manor London. Dec. 10. Thp MaUonal Trust announces that Mr. Geo tt rev Maimer, M.P., has presented to the nation Wichtwick Manor near Wolverhampton, together with its •surroundings, covering 17 acres of gardens, and .in endowment fund. The house which was built in
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    "CAVIAR KING" ARRIVES
    501 12 Recalls Visit To Singapore 3fi Years Ago Singapore, Friday. KNOWN as the "Caviar King of the World. Mr. Ferdinand Hansen, of m York City, arrived in Singppore for a short stay before proceeding to New Zealand and Australia. He is on a tour Ol the world, accompanied
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    15 YEARS BANKRUPT
    202 12 Twakow Owner Gets discharged Singapore, Friday. A BANKRUPT fci the past 15 years Tan Ah Kiew, a 53-year-old Chinese, formerly a twakow owner, was granted his discharge by Mr. Justice Howes In his report on the bankruptcy, Mr. Koh Choon Hong, the assistant Official Assignee, said that
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    WAZIRISTAN
    71 12 Troops 'Withdrawn For Winter Reuter. New Delhi, Dec. 10. ABOUT 6,000 troops, nearly half of the n additional garrison sent to Waziristan to deal with the tribal disturbances have now been withdrawn. Although conditions are not yet normal, the military authorities are guardedly optimistic regarding the future and believe
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    MUNICIPAL SERVICES
    41 12 Singapore, Friday, me annual general meeting of the Municipal Services Club will be held at ihe dub premises at Fairer Pa'k tomorrow at 11 a.m. All Prizes renuUning to be distribute will be given away at the same time.
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    5 MONTHS' R.I.
    144 12 For Attempted Extortion Of 50 Cents Singapore, Friday. FOR an attempted extortion of fifty cents from a Malay woman at the back lane of Johore Road on Oct. 7 laoi, Japa bin Mahmood, a young Malay was to-day sentenced to five months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. H.
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    HIS LUCKY DAY
    166 12 Escaped Committal To Prison It was a lucky day for A. P. Amiithilingam. an employee of the Singapore Traction Company when he appeared in the Bankruptcy Court. Amirthilingam appeared on a motion by the Official Assignee to h<?ve him committed to the Civil Prison for contempt of
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    TELOK KURAU SCHOOL
    80 12 Lanrc \ttendance At Prize-Giving: The annual prize giving of the Telo* Kurau English School took place yesterday In the school hall. After the reading of ihe report by the headmaster. Mr. M. Ignatius, the prizes were given away by Miss R M. Everson. the Primary Supervisor. There
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    POLICE BARRACKS
    60 12 A tender by Sime Darby Co.. Ltd for $294,893 for the construction of piled foundations for the new Police headquarters and barracks in Penang, has been accepted. The barracks are being built in Penang Road, on the site formerly occupied by the old detective station and the Lim
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    SHANGHAI BOMB THROWER
    114 12 Protector Stops Memorial Service Singapore, Friday. UNDER cover of darkness, over 100 police constables waited in a shed in the old Chinese Protectorate building in Havelock Road for a band of Chinese workers who were to have met at the Southern Hotel last night. But they waited
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    BREACH OF TRUST
    158 12 Indian Sentenced To Four Months' R.I. Singapore, Friday. VYTHILINGAM. an Indian, was convicted and sentenced to undergo I four months' rigorous imprisonment. by Mr. H. A Forrer. District Judge. I Criminal District Court, upon conviction on a charge of criminal breoch of trust in respect of two
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    THE GAZETTE
    157 12 The following notifications are contained in last night's Government Gazette: Appointment of Mr. A. R. Page to be a Gaoler. Grade 111. Prisons Department. S.S. Appointment of Mr. W. Lindsay to be a Gaoler. Grade 111. Prisons Department. SS Appointment of Mr. C. L. Turner to be a
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    PUBLIC SERVICES ESTIMATES
    392 12 Bill For Legislative Council rti t About to be introduced into the fnr the Public Service for the rxeth- estimated expenditure tor the service of the Straits Settlements Govrmments for 1938 at $40.17? 010. The largest item of expenditure comes under the head of 'Public Works. ExtraSrdlnary
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    CHEATED BOXER
    180 12 Young Hokien Pleads Guilty Singapore, Friday. ANG Ing Chuan, a young Hokien, v pleaded guilty to-day in the Third lolice Cou-t to a charge of having on Nov. 29 last cheated Mr. Arturo Armuncio, otherwise Little Abayan. the Filipino boxer, by inducing him to deliver to him (accused
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    29 12 The resignation of his Commission in the Straits Settlements Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve List 11/ by Sub Ueutenanl Allen John Hereombe with effect from Nov. 9, has been accepted
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    ROSS APPEAL DISMISSED
    352 12 JUDGMENT Prison Sentence To Stand Singapore Salu.dav THE appeal of C. A. Ros against sentence of six months' simple imprisonment on a charge of cacMng the death of a Chinese cyclist bv driving his car in a negligent manner was dismissed by the Court of Criminal Appeal
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    EAST COAST LINE STOPPAGE
    110 12 Railwaj r Announces Its Clearance Singapore. Friday. A Temporary stoppage was caused on the East Coast railway, north of Kuala Gris, yesterday, by a fall of the embankment, resulting from the heavy rai*~s which have characterised the late coming of the monsoon. t: is officially announced
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    NEW PARLIAMENT
    57 12 Siain Asscmhlv Itc-FJcds Chairman Bangkok. Dec W The new Siamese Parliament was opened to-day in the name of the K:: by the Council of Regency, in the presence of the diplomatic and consular corps. The chairman of the last Pa: utment was re-elected with a clean "ujority of
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    American Warship's Narrow Escape VESSEL ROCKED BY BOMB
    329 13 A!R ATTACK Within 100 Yards Reuter. Shanghai, L»cc. 10. within a hundred yards United States gunboat g up spouts of water he during a Jap•ll attack on Pukow water- occurred while the up-river to Sanchiaho where H.M.B. Scarab ion d. The remaining
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    BANKRUPT PAYS IN FULL
    116 13 Rescinds Its Order Singapore, Friday. ft court made on Aug. 20 ering c. H. Baker, formerly reporter in the Court ol Aopeal, to pay $200 per e Official Assignee for the i us creditors, was rescinded ce Howes in the Bank-to-day, on the 3pplicat1r.11 1 Choon
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    THE PAVILION
    128 13 Irene Dunne In "Different" I'art AT THE CINEMAS IRENE DUNNE is seen in a role different 1 taken previously m the film "Theodora Goes Wild." which nfghT a season Pavilion last This is a comedy of unusual and highly entertaining order. It features Irene Dunne as Theodora Lynn,
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    THE RITZ
    87 13 Indian Screen And Staire Attraction To-Morrow The Ritz Cinema at Geylang. opposite Lorong 41, concludes tc-night an interesting programme consisting of Ex-Mrs. Bradford" and Born to Dance." To-morrow, and Monday night there will be a double Indian stage and screen attraction, beginning at 8 p.m. Miss Santha Devi
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    "Mark Of Zero" At The Garrick
    56 13 The Garrick Theatre ai. Geylang Serai will show to-night and to-moriow night a super Hindustani thriller entitled Mark of Zero." Some of the well-known Indian stage and screen artistes are featured in the picture and they give very fine performances. There will be two
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    GREGG SHORTHAND
    142 13 Dinner In Honour Of Mr. Luke Shui Kiev, MEMBERS and friends of the Gregg Shorthand Writers' Association assembled at the Happy World Resuuirant Kra dinner in honour of Mr. Luke Shu Kiow who passed the L.C.C .shorthand examination at the rate of 150 words per minute with distinction.
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    TALK ON PHOTOGRAPHY
    36 13 Interesting Lecture At Korlak's Singapore, Friday. T?m<tprt Pobinsoa Road, this evening. S'r liars' Irrlnrn was mwl< appiwaJXI pre&fti' wav th p ni to secure that emphasis which is so necessary in correct picture-taking.
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    PRETTY SINGAPORE WEDDING
    513 13 Mr, T. Carter And Miss Mabel W right Singapore, Friday. ST. Andrew's Cathedral, decorated with beautiful white flowers, made a very pretty scene this afternoon for the wedding of Mr. Trevor Carter and Miss Mabel Wright. Miss Wright arrived in Singapore on Tuesday by the Dempo which
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    SHELLS IN SHANGHAI
    117 13 Chinese Carry Out Night Raid Reuter. Shanghai, Dec. 9. SHANGHAI was startled at 5.45 p.m. by bursts of anti-aircraft fire from the I/umo and other warships on the river, marking the first Chinese night raid on Shanghai since October. The visit was very brief. Two Chinese planes,
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    TOO READY TO USE KNIFE
    700 13 THE ASSIZES Judge's Remarks To Accused B Singapore, Friday. EFORE Mr. Justice Home and a common jury in the Assize Court to-day, the retrial of Valayathum. a fermer Municipal coolie, who was charged with attemnted murder of his mistress, Mutama. was concluded. The accused was
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    AIR MISHAP
    79 13 Local Plane Damages Undercarriage Singapore, Friday. A MINOR mishap occurred this evening at the Singapore Airport in which one of the Royal Singapore Flying Club machines, a Miles Madister, in taking off. struck with its undercarriage part of the wing of a Moth machine taxiing out. Slight damage
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    PALACE PUTS UP A PLUCKY FIGHT vs. MORTELL TEDDY TAKES VERDICT AGAINST HASSAN
    868 14 LAST NIGHT S BOXING THRILLS AT NEW WORLD (BY "REFEREE") Singapore, Saturday. THERE were fireworks at times in the contest between Johnny Mortell and Little Palace at the New World last night, but there were features which
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    7th Heavy Battery Beats S.C.C. "A" XI
    174 14 10-A -Side Hockey On Padang BOTH sides turned out a man short for yesterday's hockey match on the Padang bttwe< n the S.C.C. "A" and the 7th Heavy Battt-ry R.A., Changi. The Gunners won 2 U. There was no score at the interval
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    K.L. BOXING
    139 14 AI Rivers Beats Luis Blanco 'From Our Oun Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Dec. 10. ANE of the biggest crowds seen at the local arena watched the fight between AI Rivers 10.4 and Luis Blanco 10.1 at the Bukit Bintang Park to-night, over ten exciting rounds. Rivers scored a clear-cut
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    SISSON AND SIMA
    670 14 Question Of Return Contest CLEVER Sisson writes: I have read in yesterday's issue of sour esteemed paper, the rep.y of Battling Sima, to the letter of Mr. Noel Peiera, and note that he is more than pleased for a return contest. He also states that he dislikes
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    MALAYA CUP
    161 14 To-Day s Match At The S.C.C. Ground I rr.KAMS lor to-da>'s Malay* (up match between Singapore and the Royal Navy and Air Voice wiil be as follows: SINGAPORE: A. E Minns: G I). A. Lundon. I). Iff. Henderson. I. P. Wood, K. A. Elliott: K. A. Haddacks, I.
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    S.R.C. HOCKEY
    16 14 The SRC. beat the 22nd Heavy Battery, R.A., by s—o on the Padanu yesterday.
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    CYCLE RACE
    330 14 Ipoh To Kuala Lumpur FOR the first time in Malayan cycling history, a race has been arranged from Ipoh to Kuala Lumpur starting at 5.30 a.m. on Dec. 26, Boxing Day. This will be third and last eveni Tqi the Malayan and Pera* best "all-rounder" championship which is
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    S.C.C. vs ASIATICS
    61 14 S.C.C. "A" XV vs. Combined Asiatics on Wednesday at the S.C.C: D. M. Seward; F. G. Minns. R. J. Bleakley, G. T. Gillespie. W. J. Henman: R. A. Hooper. C. F. Sutton; E. N. Griffith Jones. D. C. MeathreL A. R. Brand: E. J. C. Gardner. F.
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    S.R.C. II BEAT S.C.R.C. II
    32 14 THE S.R.C. II beat the S.C.R.C. II in a hockey match played at Hong Lim Green yesterday by I—o. Alwis scored the goal, in the hrst half.
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    Invitation Tennis At The S.C.R.C.
    260 14 Tournament Ties Results RESULTS of yesterday arranged for the week-end Jmes invitation lawn tennis toiim lhe the S.C.R.C. are as foQoi Open Double U S V beat Yap Ah Hian and 6—2, 6—3. Handicap Singles: Dr I. (ov/e 6» beat Yap Ah Chua i 1
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY
    54 14 The following have accepted to play hockey for the S.C.C. vs. the R.A ;c aay at Changi. J. K. Purrier. A. C. C. Perdrisj (CaptJ, R. A. U. Todd. Capt. J. Hooper, Lt. MacMilian. H. Sanrieman. Otto rvarjes, Lt. W. D. H. Duke. Bodel Bfenfait, T. G. Cotterell
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL
    27 14 The R.A.F. (Town Office I beat the I Felice by 11 points to nil in a rugby I match played at the Depot yesterday. I
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    Fort Canning Beats The Cricket Club RUGBY MATCH AT S.C.C.
    226 15 o- MARGIN J 0( Tackling The Dr in? Factor <>» id enterprising in < .tilling canned a conS.C.C. "B" at yesterd y by nine to nil. the upper hand for .triers of the game i! second half, were s were
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    HOCKEY "DERBY" AT BALESTIER
    207 15 ikat The Ceylon wts Club l-~m ;p a magnificent show -port, Club was unfor- in a defeat from the n by 2—1. in a keenly 'ji hockey at Balestier the first to take the a two nil score withof the start, but the -*te recovery and,
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    CAPTAIN PROBLEMS OF COUNTIES
    560 15 Task Of Test Selectors Made Difficult A LT h S^fL a l c En sh cricket season busy be-ween nob sev ral counties will be lei-m'e S r^h'rt.? a: S hen ycu,1 8 men ot more difficult a CCUnty eleven hecomp Tnoji e la test f\|PP
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    PRINCE "BIRA"
    84 15 Motoring Suspension Quashed London, Dec. 1" tuf Royal Automobile Club's CompetiT lions Committee has allowed Prince Birabongse's appeaJ asamsthis suspen sion from motor racmg.-Reuter. nn Oct 14 "Bira was fined LIU ana his driving l'cence susnended for a year I or exceeding the speed limit at Menden WarSll"!
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    Colts Outclass Y.M.C.A. At Hockey
    269 15 Scrappy Game On A.C.S. Ground f I DULL and very scrappy was the hockey match between the Colts and Y.M. C.A. played yesterday, on the ham Hall ground. The Colts won by 4—l. The Colts got down to the attack straight from the initial bully-off
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    CARNERA PUNCH HAS GONE
    195 15 No Longer A FirstRate Boxer Paris, Nov. 19 DRIMO CARNERA sat in his hotel 1 this morning pondering over the failure of his coinc-back fight against an opponent three and a half stones lighter and of minor Importance. Camera, outpointed ever ten rounds, growled his defiance
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    SYDNEY GAMES
    199 15 Ceylon Far Ahead Of Malaya? A MEETING of the Ceylon Olymoic Council was held recently in connection with the arrangements for sending a team to the Sydney games. The Secretary tabled a letter from the Chief Secretary stating that there was no objection to the use of the
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS' ACTIVITIES
    1231 16 AUDIENCE FASCINATED BY FILMS BIG London audience, the otner night, sat watching with unflagging interest three films depicting the Empire-wide activities of Imperial Airways. Some of the scenes they saw were at a typical airway outpost of Empire—this actual ha!tinir-point being one on the Persia Gulf which
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    1142 16  -  Dividend Of IV* Per Cent. BEST RESULTS SINCE 1929 (By j Air Mail London, Nov. 17. rpHE twenty-sixth annual general meeting of Tali Ayer Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held at 19, Fen-church-street, E.C. Mr. F. E. Maguire (chairman of the company) presided. The Secretary (Mr. F.
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    CRIMINAL BREACH ALLEGED
    219 16 Clerk Who Borrowed Jeweller) Bmtapon MR. R. Gov.ndasamv. a at Messrs Johar.:. was the complainant in which one Vythilingan before Mr. H. A. Forrer D Criminal District Com with, criminal breach ol pect of two gold chair. The accused who claimed trial. Mr. M. < peared for
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    TIN PRODUCTION
    29 16 The domestic production, i tm-in-ore In Maiava duri Federated States:—s 640 I Unlederated States.-Johoi Kedah. 29 tons; Perlis. 47 to:. 4 tons: Trengganu, 36 tons Straits Settlements.—7
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    PENANG POLICE BUILDING
    310 18 Work About To Begin WITHIN two years Penang can boast of a magnificent building whicn will add to the dignity of the Police force in the Island, when the New Pouce Headquarters under the Penang Rebuilding Scheme will be completed, says the Straits Echo. The buildings, the
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    ALLEGED THEFT
    90 18 Hokien Faces Series Of Charges Singapore, Friday. fHARGED with theft on Dec. 9. of two bottles of toilet cream and one bottle of scent, valued at $4 30. the property of the Medical Hall: dishonest misappropriation of one Kodak camera, the property of Messrs. E. M. Glover and
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    SOME PRESENT DAY MARVELS
    456 18 British Industries I Exhibits ONE of the most wonderi, in the world—it telL weather is really going to I be displayed at the 1938 Br tries Fair. It seems that in the upper 30 miles above the earth ozone, which acts as a f blanket all
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    RECIPE FOR RELEASE
    192 18 Bones And Sheep's Horn Jn Loaf Port Elizabeth, Cape Province A NOVEL recipe for ensuring acquit--has been revealed in a police c here, when a native was convicted conveying provisions and other oom -o a friend awaiting trial. article n Question wee a of bread, in which
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    1938 FLIGHT
    52 18 Broadbent's Offer Accepted Sydney. Nov u Mr. H. F. Broadbent's offer t a record England-Australia ing the Anniversary Celebra year was accepted Ijv a cable Aviation Committee the 0th 1 1 Mi'. Broadbent was a.-ko-.i 4 culars of the type of piano he u' !u snd proposed time
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      512 18 Malayan Listeners llatlio (Continued from page 17) RADIO-COLONIAL, FRANCE 1050 a.m.-Opening. Popular opera selections. TO day 11 20 a.m.—Classical music. v n 5Q a m Time Si g n ai. Weather reWavelength 19.68 metres (15.243 kcs.>. port. Alexanders Musette Ensemble. G. 20 p.m.—Recorded music. 12.20 p.m.—Concert by Studio Orch--1 7.05
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      382 18 CLUB DIARY There are numerous Club in Shinepore members of which are readers Of I the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary tl provided specially for them. Secre taries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still Ot included in the "Diary of Events."
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    ART'S PLACE IN LIFE
    459 19 Mr. an Kee Leung's \(!(!rt'ss To Kotarians party of the Malacca was held on Tuesday at i' House and was largely present were Mr. A. W. id nt>. Mr. Ho Seng Oil" .1 e-president». Dr. Eapen, K. T Joseph, FJi.o.S. ds. Dr. Thambipillai Messrs. Tan Eng
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    NO TRADE FAIR THIS YEAR
    86 19 I lr,ns Unable To Take Part Thp Singapore, Thurstoy. placc'?ui^ e h c°h 1 n W h" 10 have taKen H e fhat nd .m r te^ SaPOre ge aC rce 0^ffiX» Wfl U^ They fepi that it is tnn support. °n them to D
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    235 19 N** Books For Issue To-Day cd. Mrs. Hicks RpV.h edici ™«*tratThe Story of the SHnM Cl ?f ,s lv CnilKi: cd. James m tLS." Ml Illustratlisher* A f la T m r Keats S PubSir feaWnd OodfreJ en: r T t e Murder Carr; Great John Dickson Winston
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    105 19 untitled Mr. A. M. Goodman, Resident Councillor. Penang. left for England yesterday by the X.L.M plane on six months leave and hopes to be back In Penan;.: in June or July next year. Mrs Goodman left for England a couple oi months ago Mr Goodman is the first Resident Councillor
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    EASTERN HEALTH
    347 19 No Notifications Of Ma^ue THE health bulletin of the League of WPP if Jggnj Eastern Bureau for the week ended Dec. 4, la as follows IsthP oK! factor y Mature for the week n,P en(^ c e f the notification of plague in any of the Eastern ports.
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    137 19 Questions By Mr- Tay Lian Teck j THP: following questions will be asked by the Hon Mr. Tay Lian Teck at the meeting of the Legislative Council to be held on Wednesday.— 1 Will Government please state whether it will consider making applicable to the Rural Boards as
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    45 20 Members and friends of the Gress Shorthand Writers' Association assembled at dinner it th* n*«™. Restaurant ,n honour of Mr. L«k* Shui Kiew. who passed the >h or thand exa m hiation fth \nction attaining a speed ci r>o words per minute.
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      15 20 Vlatamljlawux SOl'pj Eb ALTO 4 fold Silver-plated, sold bell with case ii-). X.ij-th Hridyv 1:...,
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