Malaya Tribune, 10 December 1938

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXVIL- \o. 293. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Saturday. December 10, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1938 FIVE CENTS
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      186 1 Read The S I I> A V XRIBUXE Dominant In Malaya THE (,l 'CADET "'r+ m PATENTED AUTOMATIC BATrERY M O D E I V~ v"^l^ s ,r c L EN s .o u Cs Y fourroller RS GUlHHggfe (Inc. In s.S) SINGAPORE, PENANG, KUALA LUMPUR, MALACCA, PO H, MEDAY
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      102 1 j MADAiii 'PAGE 92, Piccadilly, London. I EXPERT DRESSMAKER AND DESIGNER. 2 Gowns Designed I S Created in i.er S work rooms 5 .S 30 13, BATTERY ROAD, S SINGAPORE. 5 w m lllllllllia tome nice MM, lot, in Grove F.stcte So a<f, Br tomf Roai I KWro. *o««t, rema,™,
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    What Readers Are Saying THE CLERICAL UNION
    322 2 We welcome intelligent letters on any subject from readers, but in publishing them we do not necessarily associate ourselves with the views expressed. [To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune! gir—The story that Mr. Kiat has unfelded before an assembly cf Rotarians is
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    SINHALESE ASSOCN.
    206 2 [To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune} Sir.—Jt was with great interest that I read the news as to the formation of an Association for the Sinhalese. As far as an Asrociation is concerned I understand a National Association exists with the following objects:— 1. To encotrroge friendly
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    COST OF TRANSPORT
    355 2 VV/kJ V* [To the Editor 0/ the Malaya Tribune! Sir, —People would like to live in the suburbs, but owing to the heavy cost of transport they are loath to leave the overcrowded city. They are therefore deprived of the health-giving country air and continue to breathe
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    COUNCIL REFORM
    535 2 [To the Editor of the Malaya Tr Sir,—Argument upon matter* m Council Reform is to be desired and n? invectives among the M.Iavan X There is much reason to believe arrow earnest men who seek no kudos" S the Council Reform movement -eaS represents the cultivated m nd5
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    TOO LENIENT
    75 2 ITo the Editor of the Malcvr. T Sir, —I thoroughly agr« V, the letter signed "Observer," in gingawriter states that magistral {reatpcre are ctten too lenient ment of prisoners con vie u and robberies. r tak* I hope strong measures against 4 .hese offenders t lit>* receive exemplary
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      447 2 STEAMER SAILINGS PaGL BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England). r. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage Spore 1938. CARTHAGE 15,000 Dec. 16 X BHUTAN 6,100 Dec. 17 J BEHAR 6,000 Dec. 26 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Dec. 30 1939 j SOUDAN 6.500 Jan. 13 RANCH1 17,000 Jan. 13 EANPURA 17,0W Jan.
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      390 2 STEAMER SAILINGS iNORDj I liioyp] I DOES YOUR I LEAVE APPROACH? I Please let us offer you I accommodation on the I fastest, most modem and S luxurious. I N.D.L. EXPRESS I LINERS. I Passage Agents: I LOHMANN CO., LTDI 124, Robinson Road, 1 Phone 7565. STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.
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      322 2 holiday cerises I To: BANGKOK SAIGON- I J By Luxurious One Class Motorships. Displacement Tons mat Penang, P. Sham, Malacca, Spore Bms 'Selandia" «13.000» 20-12 21-12 22-12 24-12 ms. Boringia- (12.500» 10-1 11-1 12-1 14-1 mJL -Laiandia- (11,000» 31-1 1-2 2-2 1-2 I SPECIAL i CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY CRUISE l December
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      195 2 —I——r O. S. K. Line s.s. "Arabia Mam" (10,060 G.Tons) Leaves Singapore Dec. 12. at p.m. direct for (OLOMBO (arr. Colombo Dec. 17. at p.m.) African South American Ports Fares:—Singapore Colombo. Cabin class $120.00 Third Class 49.00 Third Class 31.20* Deck 20.00* without diet). Subsequent sailings:— m.s. "Montevideo Maru" Dec.
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      454 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICES. Singapore Municipality TENDERS r m invited for the ials or service. For inicipa] Tender Room Date of Closing. ced Con- I of 39 ins. I 12 noon. Dec. 15, 1538 Nets for 12 noon. Dec. 10, 1938. to site and Tunrel Linings for Tun. »lil Thomp-
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      602 3 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE is tne Cattle of ?S IV?N H I belonging oSS s?L? oad Sin a SuMCti have een n,?R and Al ta r Gckalchand t0 Messr Ueed of Assignment d^ rt^ VllUlely by 1938, mad?betw?e?T thC3 o rdDecem Of Dial Singh and Arian v r Mattao s-ineh n
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      545 3 POSITIONS VACANT —toriorthand-typTsL Apply i Box No. 479, c o Maiaya Tribune, pcsiilON vacant for an Architectural fircf aughtsman n] y Persons with "ist class qualihcations need apply B M Iversen, Archnect, No. 3, Post Office Rd, foi Singapore and Johore, mnriP, a off! nen for wen introauced anci modei
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      366 3 EDUCATIONAL l SESSION tlcal and Theorct a f Vfinn ,n P*»c each allowed to ch'ldTr n?' A redUct, on of $1.0 FA lAMB MUSI^SCHO^r commencing Stfc ■ftll 193*"* gIOHT CLASSES commenced sth Dec, BEGINNERS' CLASSES"! I 122 126. Piin.sep Street Opening date: Jan. sth otn. 1939 A V pm Tu**
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      279 3 THE CROWN LANDS ORDINANCE (Chapter 113) Notice of Sale of Crown land. Notice is hereby Imm in- menticned Cro-^La ud off PahrPr d term of 99 year.-, of the under--natthe Land %f Public^. ———bhh.a mmmmm "*ureaay, zznd December, 1938. Lot No. I a?vSo„ SUb AlL u C Annualt I iS
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    100 4 British O fficial Wireless. l.nntl<in. Dec 9. Paris 177 33 64 New Ycrk 4.66 15 16 Montreal 4.70 7 8 Brussels 27.75 Geneva 20.62 Amsterdam 8 59 1 i Milan 88 11 16 Berlin 11.64' a Stockholm 19.41 Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 19.90 Prague 136 3 4 226 3
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    746 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Dec. 9, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. 39 4 3 Ampat Tin 301-nom Asam Kumbang m n orn Austral Malay g a 26 3 Ayer Hitam "°Aq 0 .65 Ayer Weng JgJ 23 6 Bangrin Tin 36
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    November Rubber Outputs
    34 4 7.500 lb. Jalan Kebun £000 lb. pijarrf 142 0 00 lb Port Swettenham 7.700 lb. Tambalak 12 000 lb. Teluk Anson SE* ff Ulu Benut 29,000 lb. Ayer Molek 13,066 lb.
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    280 4 Singapore, Dec. 9. MINING Buyers Sellers 4. 4 4 1 /2 Ampats 25- 266 Ayer Hitams 23 2 4Bangrins j 37 1.42 Batu Selangors 033 037 Hitams 21 6 22 6cd I Hongkong *"i 13 C Chenderiangs n 0 Hong Fatts 7 9 gg Idris
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    122 4 DAILY PRICES CURREM. Singapore. Friday noon. Buyers. Sellers. No IX R S.S. Spot loose 27*8 27 2 No IX R.S\S\ FOB. in caws December 8 G.F.AQ. R SS. FOB in bales December 2< j b 1 FAQ RS.S~y.OB ir. bales December 2cV 2
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    180 4 LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, ucc. pm. Total foi Company Dividend Books financial C0 P y close Date Ex. PIT. year tin Payable Date to date Hongkong Tin 5% final bee. 30 Dec. 19 *>% less tax Killinghall W2 final Dec. 30 Dec 19 15 c 'j
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    255 4 e% Itennrt Co, ltd., $30,00^ Int. Apr. 30. Oct. 31 90 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int Mar. 31, Sept. 30 102 ft 103»/ 2 n-om 4y 2 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 108V 2 110 norn 4V 2
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    365 4 LONDON COMMODITIES I Li X Previous To-day c Irregular Steady H RUBBER Buyers 715 16 7 1516 I Spot Fellers 8 B j Buyers 7 1516 8 H Ist Forward (January) Sellers 8116 8 116 2nd Forward iFebruary) Buyers 8 3rd Forward (Apr.i June) Buyers 8116 B'4
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      380 4 BA\K OF CHINA (Incorporated in China by Special Charter). 12 Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office -6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office X,f Cable Address: Paid Up Capital Ch. 40.000.000.W Re> >rye Funds in excess Cn- 4,800,000.00 Total Assets $1,800,000,000 00 approximately T HEAD OFFICE: SHANGHAI.
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      52 4 I] SAFE DEPOSIT A specially construe ted strong-room, protected by a heayy entrance door, contains a large number of private safes each fitted with a deed box. These axe obtainable at a rental of $5 p.a. upwards according to the sise of the safe required. further partlculart from P&O BANK.
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      84 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, li* I i incorporated in the Strait;* Set I CAPITAL: A nn»oOAuthorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and I aid LP HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHTJLIA STREET. r 458. North Bridge Boa« tpor e Local Branches J 253 SoM (h Bridge Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA LONDON BANKERS: r. CJ Midland Bank,
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    What The Stars Foretell
    149 5 R ALL REAVERS r corries of the rreek i p easant social rian I irroundings. Visit r iends but avoid cc,. m 1 cts, and be tact* >■ tea 'ilc FL I EXCES.—A.o, -st r 23. Relation* and shou an incritical and in- get ruffled, but
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    RUBBER MARKET STILL SLUGGISH
    125 5 I developments daring f week have not brought uragemen» though efforts a solut ion of the wo'ii'> ■s are still being proseen'ed mdiminished vigour, says St 'sen and Co., rubber port. lull background the rtjbber market backwrtl and forward-. -red on the week In the fresh
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    BATU SELANGOR TIN COMPANY
    182 5 "Sly or lhe fo- the totalling 12% mi L lL(s lhat div:dends nr year, iiJKS Daid After dcducthic, $I s rutins a balanci «f iS«^£2? unt tn °'v re Bucket Band S 6toon o; next account; SSSSkS" 9 roUtiSn o r^ s /rom the boaro section.
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    BOY CRUSHED TO DEATH BY BAG OF ONIONS
    129 5 (Tribune Staff Re, iter) IVniue;, Dee. P. SIXTEEN-year -old Chinese boy was crushed to death by a tag of onions, weighing approximate** BM catties, falling on top of him from the top floor of a thai si Beach Sireet at noon to-day.
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    Hoong Yue Club Hold Anniversary Dinner
    325 5 QN the occasion of lh fillh anniversary of the Booac y lu llb d,nner was held a, N,. 288, Keo„ X Sai k Road, at Meh ■Dovi I Off persons were present. Among these were Captain A. V. Cockle. Superintendent of Police in charge
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      79 5 n** Al 1 iSTERN OPTICAL CO. gue-an Mr. Y FAN). (Tel. 21C4.< St "uth rtrnfff Road. Singapore. •<* nnwuiM cc no. o-A •(P Oil Change All c > Stockist* of Erika tirand new Port, J ibie Typewriter: Model V Tab. with ifeS- ?i§§fls <*ey-set Tabulator A-- Dealers ha New SecondhanC
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      51 5 I\V IXC AIKX IS RESTORES ENERGY AND VITALITY. |L_ CONSULT US! For SANITARY WATER INSTALLATIONS. FOXCMIN Co. 64, Wallich St. 'Phone 7551. (Established 1921). UNDER EXPERT EUROPEAN SUPERVISION. I 2.». only S 2.5. a i Ideal is as gpod as any cycle for $50. F. ROSENTHAL 57 Robinson Roaci. 'PHONE:
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      311 5 FREE WITH I MONDAY'S PAPER The Malaya Tribune Christmas supplement I packed full of good reading. I CHEONG KOON SENG CO., LTD. V! CHON SALE OF VA L CABLE FREEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES. It the saleroom of Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co.. Ltd.. No. 10. Chulia Street. Singapore. On \Ver'ne*day. 14th
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      403 5 No. I 118 j i Howdoejjhe keep jo 1 YoutflfuU fVlikj Attractive j^^f^M^f and enjoy perfect health by takfng By y fffl night at bedtime. 7 ■^SBB So start to-night with Bile Beans ™MEH ifjou wa nt ,o keep 'V j>«* attractive and slim. «r tThis is how Bile Beans
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    JAPANESE CHANGES
    22 6 Reuter. Tokyo. Dec. 9.—G recently reUnquishe Ministry cf War, 1 r A j, <;~r.eral Terauchi Vv taade p member Council.—Rev'
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      446 6 Take all your Clocks, Watches and Gramophones that go wrong YICK WOH HING j (Near Middle Road), and they will have them goin? ight for you in no time. Contractors for the Repair of i Clocks and Watches to the Brills.* I Army and R AF. in Malaya Phone No.
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      74 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable mf mil ChmtsU t*4 Sfrm r SEIF-PRIMING PUMP complete with built-in engine to operate c.n Dieted oil weighs only 91 lbs. H-i dles water tbicX with mud or '-and without clogging from seenn ;e to 15.000 gals, per hour Self-Printed at 28 ft. suction lift—
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      63 6 O LA Iwm SHAMPOO \Fj^m PINE TAR, LEMON, ->rff I HENNA, OLIVE OIL. AND COCONUT OIL. I Vilaiijcs the fcalp gSBSLm dtl d imparls a i||_§£ Silky, Shiny liveliness to BWS Me //d/r. IN 40Z. 802. C I6OZ. BOTTLES FROM ALL GOOD DEALERS. X'MAS SALE xow ox i AT BABA
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      90 6 f i r t v\mm STAINLESS STEEL FIRTH STAINLESS STEEL is available in a wide range of mechanical properti* There is a particular quality for e>er> particular job. Literature and price will be gladly sent upon request FI R T HAND and MACHINE TOOLS Firth Hand and Machine Too!, are
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      634 6 Malaya Cup! RAL^IQ^NEi^S Match Spore, U| RMPB 4.50 p.m. 5 Li ht concert by b'.OO H Reller's Hungarian Band, dircc- G.MT-] of 0 Vbv C. Roller .relayed Iron; gi" Ben. BBC Empire Orchestra, |4 the AdelpW Hotel) 82 leader. Leonard Hirsch; conduc- u n v rKn v r 130 Mid-day
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    INTERTAINMENT The Best Time For Love scenes Is Before Lunch
    480 7 H Eve^v S dirr? *V"?f a love scene is befor of all cinematic. J uir own point of view abou t th ac moet ticklish cinematic P roblem.s-the love scene, and this is Grank mHHHHH Borzage's. "Most of the great
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    HAIR RAISER
    42 7 jgest jobs on any motion picture set is the task of keeping the stars and players from letting their hairdress get untidy and to against any imperfection in make-up. Here we Luise -ing a fresh hair-combing from ht-r own hairdresser.
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    JOAN CRAWFORD FOR "ICE FOLLIES"
    149 7 V casual visit to the Metro-Gold wyn Mayer ice rink by Joan Grawforl t: watch the ICE FOLLIES troupe pc form i*s ballet routines, resulted in this star being cast in the top role in try him, at her own request. Working on an adjoining
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    SOLOIST JO-MORROW
    14 7 Fowler, who is the soloist v s concert at the Sinjamorial Hall.
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    LAST NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHTS
    130 7 "THREE Blind Mice," riotous love--1 comedy which opened last night at the New Alhambra, has a great share of fun, romance, and a really complicated story 01 mixed up sweethearts who don't find themselves until the end. Starring Loretta Young and Joel McCrea in the leading
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      104 7 WAKE UP YOUR UVER BILEat Calomel —And Yoa'll Jump Oat of Bed Full of Vbb ami Vigour. should pour out two pints of to your bowels daily. If this bile ing freely, your food doesn'tdigest. n in the bowels. Gas bloats up ach. You get constipated. Your (a poisoned and
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      99 7 "HONG KONG'S AIR UNIVERSITY" j P~" gives coraplett training for a career in Commercial Aviation COURSES FROM For prospectus apply:— FAR EAST FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL, LTD. KAI TAX AIRPORT, HONG KONG. > JU ■■■■■■■■■■■■■[i» I/ S CAUSED Vy Tl 1 FtW WEEKS UTBt THANKS 10 COIGATt j NO MORE BAD
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      20 7 sfsfs G«C Tour Good Portraits nan ULY WHITE PHOTO STUDIO. 19, North Kridge Road, Adelphl Hotel), SINGAPORE. fl glamorous perfume.
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      376 8 Another Memorable Screen Epic produced by HENRY HATHAWAY. The man who made "BENGAL LANCERS." Paramount Announce The Malayan Premiere of Their Most Adventure Saga of the Arctic Seas THE If UK I n With DOROTHY, LAMOUR, GEORGE RAFT, JOFN BARRYMCRE,. AKIAA TAAAIROFF. jit ■it'' i NEXT WE~KOAt The CAPITOL GA
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      265 8 Phone 5261 and make sure of getting in! NATURALLY Your Show TIN IST will he at the CAPITOL Fred Astaire VI 7 y. in their happiest RKO-Radio Son^/j Jiiul h 4 si,u '< > "TOPH AT." l 4i: t; Tare Free* lp With Music and Songs by IR\ ING BERLIN.
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      124 8 THE MOST STARTLING FILM SEEN "7v YEARS! EERIE! MACABRE! I PAVfEION j ADULTS ONLY J I 3.ls—^J^— M 5 m| _J LIMELIGF "Tuesday at the capit IS LAUREL V\ L P" OLIVER DENNIS KIN 3 j A GRAND HIT FROM THE PRODUCER OF illi: DEANN.I DURBIN PICTURES! I A grand
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    Judgment Creditor's Conduct Criticised
    116 9 (Tribune Staff Reporter) h I ol a judgment creditor was Prdlow in the High Court at th* «..ur y i .r L at lne Public examination Kiam who said he owed $150 to creditor only other liabilities. j y id that it was incon crenitor had
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      326 9 T XH WORLD GRAND 9 .4S PM 5 Controlled by sha-j Bros. Ltd I TO-NIGHT 5 jL%»y of CA NTON i FIRST CHAPTER SI PER CANTONESE TALKIE Week-End Matinees:— To-day And To-morrow At 2 p.m. 5 "That Girl From Paris n And Under 2 FLAGS BEECHAM S FOR HEALTH TAff
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      151 9 JUST THE SHOW FOR YOUR WEEK-ENS) ENTERTAINMENT! j ALH AMBRA Conditioned I j I A MILLIONAIRE IS ONLY A MAN...! Lx)rctt»i 20th Century-Fox Present LORETTA YOUNG JOEL McCREA n "THREE BLIND MICE" Gay, Sparkling, romantic It's the year's Entertainment delight Better than M SECOND HONEYMOON/ ALHAMBRA iControlled by Shaw Bros.
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      294 9 THEATRE lIOV %1, 3-15 6-15 -9-15 CONCLUDING INSTALMENT STARTS TO-DAY! MIGHT? THRILLS, CHILLS. SENSATIONS IV T H E CHAPTER PLAY CHILDREN HALF PRICE IR HEW F^Hl BhSAR J J I ROAD j I fMalavn's Leading Amazement Park). w J J j DANCE PALACE I j (AIR CONDITIONED. TIIONE £477. RESTAURANT
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    LOFTY PROMISES
    682 10 MR Malcolm Mac Donald, the Secretary for the Dominions and Colonies, appears to be in many respects like his lather. He revels in resounding statements and lofty promises. Speaking in the House of Commons on the question of the colonies, he declared once again that "the great purpose
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    Conscription Coming In Britain ?
    1061 10 Conscription Coming In Britain Japan's Aim In South China WEEK-END REVIEW National Register rHE word. conscription" is most repugnant to English ears, and in order to avoid the term, it has now been caikd 'national registration." B«- end the superficial explanation that "onscription is contrary in the estab lished principle
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    To-Day's Bright Thoughts
    55 10 A PSYCHOLOGIST is <>t 5 that toothacho can be fear. Definitely; but by then 1 late to make an escape from j»f 1 "An impolite motorist is a nowadays," says a writer. v 1 heard of one recently who 1 hat and shouted "Please 11 ie every
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    To-days News-Reviews
    545 10 I JWO CRISES similar to the Sudeten affair may be presented shortly to European statesmen at one and the same time. While Italians are demanding autonomy" in Tunis an election is taking place in Memel i (Lithuania) in which a considerable German population is also "demanding autonomy." But
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      225 10 An Acceptable X'mas Gift. I -iMiur •yj* l S|»orl« Whirls. i Quality Cotton Hopsack r M« Smart Pol j j! Short SJeei ,j Wearing Qualities ROBINSON a CO., LTD. >» U KUALA LUMPUR. 11l [AS SHOPPING HOURS From Dec. 13 to iv (inclusive) I j j will close i I
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    MEMEL THE NEXT STEP IN NAZIS' EUROPEAN DRIVE?
    125 11 INTERNAL UNliEST Reuter. Meniel I)ec. 9. rmal indication that j V ,j i,( mans are resolved to |hl v j, 1 i.huanian sovereigntx' u j. l iven by i spokesman, or the German j, ti i' »aiIv in the new will raise
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    NAZI JEW DRIVE RELAXING?
    90 11 Reuter. Berlin. Dec. 9. .circles here repeat "*he Ghetto system ij Jews in German j ;h? recent restrictions 1 of Jews in Berlin will *o other towns and Je- f villas or large flats .1 to accommodate Jews r homes. may continue to sell to will
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    Churchill Whip Flays Cabinet
    134 11 Reuter. London, Dae. 0. vernment will publish twenty booklets in a few precious :e, then everybody will think they are able *o disinclined to do anythe pages to light cieaMr. Churchill, criticism?; ment "s voluntary National ister when addressing a Chingford, Essex. c first weeks of
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    ANTI-EPIDEMIC WORK TO GO ON
    36 11 Necessary credit will the League ol Nations he maintenance of th-' demic work in China of normal technical in accordance with the Chinese Government subAssembly In Bepcexnuei. n accepted In principle.
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    NEW GUNBOAT FOR YANGTSE
    36 11 Reuter. 8 -The Draeonflv, firs > boats for the Yangtse from Thorny croft'a at day. The vessel, which bodies new ideas both iv protection and has > permitting a bigger I:it > similar craft. —Reuter.
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    FRENCH STRIKE A FAILURE IN PARIS
    94 11 em br ke 0111 in north- industrial districts and several aiWnke in h ranee proved a Base* n Far;, and a parnnl failure in th* provinces Fort, thousand troops and m>lice "V, duty ,n the capital. The Strike was l£L F,ance as J f
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    DEADLOCK OVER FISH RIGHTS
    140 11 Reuter. MOSCOW Dec. o.— lt is learned that the Soviet-Japanese negotiations for regulation of Japanese fishing in Soviet waters have reached a deadlock. In course of a two-hour conversation the Japanese ambassador, Mr. Togo told M. LitvinorT that the Japanese Government could not accept the Soviet
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    GERMANY FEARS TRADE MOVE
    55 11 Reuter. Berlin D cc 9.—Official circles hi Germany are awaiting with interest the text of the new British Export Guarantees BUI. The newspapers and DOiltical circles refrain from commemhn; but headlines indicate the Importance attached to the news. For example the Angrifl heads its report: "Great
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    JAPS PUSHING INTO INTERIOR
    196 11 Reuter. T iIP rl Chungking, Dee <> HE hmese are making determined efforts to resist a possible lananeae thrust inland to the north of Canton. Japane.se t; ASSS? f e v 9 antc u n Hankow railway north of (anion, bstween Lh iHshiank-kou and 1 in--,hang-wan
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    REVISION IN FAR EAST?
    87 11 Reuter. Tokyo. Dec. S rr»HE foreign minister told the British A ambassador that the princ.ple of the "open door' and equal opportunhv in China may have ta be revised in ihe light of the new situation, according to the Domei Agency. No conflict will arise if
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    SOUTH AFRICA AND THE NAVY
    132 11 Reuter. Johannesburg Dec. Se —The import of the Royal Navy to South Africa was emphasised by General Smuts in in address to the Navy League. He said nobody could do South Africa a more serious disservice than to maleit possible for her to be deprived
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    Plane's Crash On Town
    28 11 Reuter. Nancy. Dec. O—A military plane crashed to the suburbs of Nancy to-day and ali the occupants, numbering three or four, were killed —Reuter.
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    Typhoid outbreak will cost Croydon £100,000
    87 11 Reuter. London lite. 9. ™o\Ho\ Corporation is not appealing against the High Court decision In V tl- <c<d action arising out of the typhoid outbreak in the Borough last n mrt iih 43 persons lost their lives. I nnncuneed to-day that there are approximately
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    FILM STARS URGE BREAK WITH NAZIS
    95 11 Reuter. Hollywood. Dec. 9. DECLARATION of indeptn- d?nce calling unon President Koisevelt to sever economic relations with Germany has been drawn up by a group of prominent film stars and cinema executives. Among those v.gning at a meeting at the Beverly Hills home of
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    DEMOCRACY NOT SAFE, SAYS EDEN
    128 11 Reuter. New York. Dec. I. fILAIMING to express the average Englishman's viewpoint on vo»ld pi obit ms, Mr. Anthony Eden in a Speech to the National Association of Manufacturers dfclared that be, like many present, belonged to tnc "missing generation." "Twenty years ago we fought
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    SWISS BAN ON PROPAGANDA
    82 11 Reuter. Berlin, Dee. 9—A decree imposing penalties of Imprisonment and s fin. on any person endangering the Swiss state's security by means of foreign propaganda or incitiau hatred be'ween different sections of the population, enforceable from Dec. 15. Penalties arc pfea imposed on any who attack
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    BRITISH PARLEY AT SHANGHAI
    52 11 Shanghai. Dee. 9--A frank exchange of views on the nresent situation took pl*ce at l conference between the Bri--1 h S'r Alexander Clark Kerr, and the heads of the British Chamber of Commerce, which Sir Percy Noble, commander-in-chief of the British fleet jn the Far East,
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    DALADIER HITS OUT AT FRENCH COMMUNISTS
    393 11 Reuter. yOU must decide to-day to overt hit, }tt im our effort," ..aid M. Daladier, th t >ptak m the Chamber this afternoon 8 be *r abo nol petty intrio"nM. > r a h ve chasen mine 1»™ responsible for my l rV" ul
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    Suez Discussion Barred
    30 11 Reuter. Cairo. Dec. 9 —An Egyptian spoke* .nan stated that there is no question of the Suez Canal being discussed in th forthcoming Italo-Egyptian talks. .1 uter.
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    STOP PRESS
    31 11 Reuter. DALADIER WINS Pari;, De. 10—lb" French Chamber pas;?d z vote of confidI nee in the Daladier Government (;ce Col. 51 by 315 votes to 'Ml, with 5.1 abstentions.—Reuter,
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    BRITAIN WELCOMES NEW PAN-AMERICA TIES
    298 11 Reuter. London, Dec 9. fVM significance l< r Km ope of the Pan-Amfc'can Congress opening at Lima to-day is indicated by the newspapers' interest in the proceedings. Special articles in Brit'sh papers d'stuss the alleged efforts of Germany, Italy and Japan to penetrate Sooth America.
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    MINERS KILLED IN ROCK FALL
    39 11 Reuter. Quebec. Dec. I.—Seven miners were killed in the Thetford mines near here by a rock slide at the Bellas Bestow mine following blasting operations. Th 3 pen were buried by falling rock —Reuter.
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    MAGNATE FALLS TO HIS DEATH
    47 11 Reuter. London, D-c 9 The death is reported ol Charles Booth, chairman ol the Booth Steam hip Co. Ltd., ana a director cf the L M.S. railway, wh > fell from a third floor window in London and was instan f .!y killed.—Reuter.
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    BARCELONA BITTER IN NEW BOMBS PROTEST
    106 11 Reuter. London, Dec 0. TJRITAIN is again asked to use its influence to sion tV nmntßnY of the civ il population of republican Spain, by Ur< Bareefoi QofenaWßt I» i< note handed to the foreign office. The d°<Mares inter alia: "The f i<Oi ran
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    21 11 Reuter. London Dee. 9.—It is announced that ihe League of Nations Urnon lias ie reived an ancnvir.ous gift of £20 01
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    Two Europeans Arrested In Singapore
    152 12 (Tribune Crime Reporter) SINGAPORE police last night arrested two 39-year-old Chechoslovakians, Joseph Maiczrek and Vassite Mehai, alle- i £cri to have been connected frith the theft of $30 from the possession of a Change Alley shopkeeper on Thursday this week. Both men were arretted at
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    SELANGOR STATE COUNCIL
    21 12 rrwip photo of members of the Selanffor State Council meeting with Hie Sultan of Selangor in the centre.
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    Chinese Sentenced To Death On Charge Of Wife Murder
    294 12 'Fran- Our Own Reporter) Serembait, Friday. IfAPPILY married fcr.r years ago. blessed with a daughtei a year 11 later, and sentenced to death yesterday—this is the fate of 2o-year-old Lav Kirn. who was charged with the murder of his 18-year-old wife
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    AIR MAIL
    15 12 The Imperial Airways mail plane from Europe is expected to arrivi this afternoon.
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    CHINESE TELLS OF PLAN TO ROB HOUSE
    568 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Friday. SENSATIONAL evidence by a Chinese who took abetted and received a share from the spoils of a house robbery in River Valley Road, on Oct. 7. was forthcoming in the Fourth Police Court to-day before Mr. K. A.
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    STRIKE OFF
    91 12 Penang. Saturday. The ricksha pullers' strike has been called off this morning. All the men have returned to work, and the streets of the town are again busy with rickshas. A number oi them started work late last night after an address had beer, tfven by Dr. w.
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    Judge Warns Man Who Failed To Attend
    100 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Friday. IN application that Chew Peng Yam. an employee of the A.P.C. Oe committed to prison for two weeks was made by ."Mr. J. W. D. Ambrose. Assistant Official Assignee, at the High Court to-day, on the ground that
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    Girl Tells How She Was Chained For Ten Days
    800 12 Astonishing Allegations Of 111-Treatment (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Friday. ASTONISHING allegations of ill-treatment were madebyanl» A year-old "adopted" girl against a man and his wjfe. ease heard in the Criminal District Court, before Mr. L. B. Gibson, t0 The y girl,
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    Christmas Fancy Dress Social
    79 12 The Singapore District Epworth League will hold their annual Christmas Social on Saturday December 17 at 8 p.m. at the Anglo-Chinese School Hail at Canning Rise. Four prizes will be awarded to the be>t Fancy costume. —two for the ladies and two for the gents. Admission
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    LOOK OUT PARENTS! CHILDREN ARE COMING HOME FROM SCHOOL
    75 12 THOUSANDS Singapore were Ksppj day. The <la\ a for. it wat the tail 1 Christmas holida re-open on Mon< School -children began five-week holidaj Majority of especially oi li. aireadv kn< h th< ii results, will h to a higher pr
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    FALL IN JAPAN'S COTTON TRADE
    43 12 Reuter. Tok>«'. 1 IAPANKSt imp »r:s J goor?:. fo, Cl <how a fa l square yards >n :i pared >\nh the same year. The total vaiu< thousand sterling or 6* Exports totalled square yards value j at sterling.—Reuter.
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    Oleh Oleh Party Helps Relief Fund
    43 12 1 f M l The China Reliel Singapore, has receive the Oleh Oleh Party performances of 'Trie n on Sept. 10 and Oc The total recei?)i> the printing charges other expenses were ac patrons cf the Oleh
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    Traffic Offence
    25 12 Singapore. Friday was to-day fined $5 ton. Traffic Ma conform to a polfci i the junction of Ben< Stamford Road on Garden appeared
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    Wearne Brothers' Dividend
    146 12 Till, report of Wearne Brothers Ltd., for the year ended Sept 3ft shows that the ptofit for the period w.is $683,419.57, making, with the balance brought forward of .5178.036.87, a total available of 5861.456.44. Out of this an interim dividend of five per cent, has been paid,
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    Pan-American Conference Attracts Unusual Attention In European Capitals
    221 13 fjlK TIMES advances SOUND 1 \S0NS London, Doc. !>. ran conferefice n Lima 10-day. I to be the most Ihe sixty rotifer- 1 f*26 is at tract- it ion in Europe. brought out the Times recent South :hes, emphasislns tion in Scuth
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    MEMEL LEADER ON GERMAN CULTURE
    62 13 Reuter. HAm Betiiii, Dec. Ql R home country shall he 'ree J* a n declared Doctor NeuDec »i 1,11,(1 elections on "We want U) sh~w IS* «m.i i i is the Reich to ri£ without hayine. first to sSn the r?MPd SSL, throll h the
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    Currency Smuggling
    46 13 Reuter. Rome. Dec. 8.-The British bom Mv ehe&e Godidigodio (nee Vioet Kay. and tier husband and an Italian Jeu.\ l X e h ave bee collectively fined < Uo,i2d lire and recommended* for de portatlon to a penal island on char"* ot currency smuggling. —Reuter
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    Earl Baldwin Appeals On Behalf Of Oppressed Jews
    186 13 Reuter. T| London, Dec. S. Jin. honour of our country and our Christian charity nave been chaUengred and i( is up to us to meet that challenge." declared Karl Baldwin in a broadcast speech on behalf of the Jewish and nonAryan hrislian
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    EGYPTIAN DEMAND
    49 13 Reuter. Cairn. D(" 9.- -In replying I \\v British Governments invitation to at attend the forthcoming London Palestine talks the Egyptian Government h* understood f o have pressed for the pir licipation of the Ifuftl or hU del*»?ate* as a condition of it.; own particip -'on Renter.
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    MEXICAN OIL FOR GERMANY
    55 13 Reuter. New York, Dec. 9.—The Mexican Government signed two agreements under which twenty-flve million dollars worth Of expropriated oil will be shinned to Germany in 1939, according to th° New York Times dispatch from Mexico City. Thp dispatch adds it is understood rhe nrtee word's out
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    'Neville' Masks Are Popular
    52 13 Vn-lZ. b T ißs 4 Mr l J l e,rffle hambeilain takes a stroll in Hyde Park Rr, fJh p tCniPlete With th Umv »orld-famous umbrella. A s"gn of the British Premier s popularity is the fact that "Nevii'c Chamberlain masks can now be bought in
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    German Press Lashes Duff-Cooper
    111 13 Reuter. Ueriin. Dec. 9. UJU. Duff-Cooper Hants War" insolent Attack On Fueh rer" are some of the headlines revealing the indignation of the press regarding Mr. Duff Cooper's speech in Paris. Nachtausgab; particularly is inI dignant because "the most prominent war agitator in Britain could make
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    Nazi Threat To Shoot Mayor La Guardia
    91 13 Reuter. New York. Dec 9? MAYOR La Guardia received a note threatening death if he continues to attack German Nazi Party. The note was posted in a suburb in New York, signed with a swastika. I' .stated. "You get this if you continue
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    NO CHINA PEACE TALKS
    92 13 Reuter. Chcagking, Dee. 8. DLANS for organising the entire poi pulation in the unoccupied areas for effeclh. c continued refistance are expects j to be one of the principal subje.-ts of discussion when the preliminary conferences open very shortly to prepare Ihe agenda for the lifth
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    SINGAPORE CHINESE FOOTBALL TEAM WILL TOUR HONGKONG AND THE PHILIPPINE
    213 14 NEGOTIATIONS lIKELY TO MATERIAIISE A TEAM of Singapore Chinese footballers are likely to make a tour A of Hongkong and the Phillipines, if present taking place, win be successful. .*jg+J* Chinese football Association. Indication of their visit w known last
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    WRESTLING FOR ORIENT CHAMPIONSHIP
    59 14 (Tribune Staff Reporter) SUH Brothers of New World Amusement Lark fame informs me that the winner of to-night's fight between Kartar Singh and Tony Lamaro will meet Hong Bock t heunfc, the champion ol China, for the Orient heavy-weight wrestling Championship, Shaw Brothers will present a
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    Malaya Cup Rugby Today
    160 14 FOLLOWING are the two teams in the Malaya Cup rugby match to he played this afternoon on the padang between th*' Army and Johore at 5 p.m. ARMY Sapper Pass (RE.); Capt C. W. Maisey (R.A.M.C.), 2nd Lieut. J. E. P. Pierse (R.A.), LCpl. Richardson (RA.M
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    Wrestling At The New World To-Night
    161 14  -  (By PETE the New World Arena tonight there is to be a thrilling programme of wrestling bouts when the management presents an all India card meeting foreigners. Kartar Singh, the pride of Indians, again appears and is matched an*inst Tony Lamaro, the Italian puzzler
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    Tennis Stars Play To-Day
    47 14 Kukuljevic. the Yugo-slav term's star and Mouvet. the I avis Cup player who have arrived In Singapore will play at the V.M C A courts to day at 4.30 p.m. They will also play exhibition match at the S.C.C. courts on Monday even.uj;
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    To-morrow's Baseball: Airmen vs Filipinos
    162 14 4 RETURN same of base- ball is billed for tomorrow afternoon at S PJ»« when the fast RAF. nine Joseph's ground at Bras Basah Road. It will be recalled that the Airmen succumbed to the Filipino Rcokies three Weeks ago when they went down to
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    HOCKEY STATE TO-DAY
    86 14 rEAMS for the inter-slate hockey mat<b betwet gapce and Malacca ai the S.C.C. p.idang to-day are follows:— SINGAPORE: V. N Piflai; R. Earth. G. Scott- It. Leonard.. Willfaints, Sgt. Cronin, p k Baskaran (Capt); Lo* Ke= Pow. N. Sullivan, Shaft Hussem G Armstrong, Ibrahim bin Esa. MALACCA:
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    S.C.C. RUGBY TEAM
    75 14 The following members have accepted to play rugby for S.C C Ist XV n R A.F. to-day at Seletar at spm A. E. Minns; G D. A Lundon a P. Craigie. J. P Wood and P Burgess; F. C. S Tillbrook and G F. Jones: D. M.
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    MATCH CANCELLED
    43 14 I Singapore. Friday —The hockr match arranged between R.,\ f and the Indian Association was not j played this evening. The Indian Associations snorts is undereoin? renai: and if will take another week at C'- before it is available for pfetj
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    GUNNERS BEAT S.C.C. AT RUGGER
    166 15 Game Lacks Interest Hcvi Battery 6; s.C.C. A p entirely lacking in interest, the Heavy Battery beat the 1 SX< A by six pomts (one penalty and a try), to nil, „..j„,.. this evening. n lne rail'"'- right through. This sodden ground and :he forwards
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    68 15 f| Parr Blackpool's amateur Engtl outside right, is 5 London, where he >n with the WemHn Borough CouncJL Ife reigned 5 >sition as a member staf! of Blackpool >ing Department. amateur caps." hi? r: used to sign a procontract. He said ably enlist, with one lateur
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    Europeans Go Down To Eurasians After Scoring Three Goals In First Half
    161 15 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Malacca, Friday. i FTER leading- by three clear goals i n the first half Malacca Club (Europeans) went down to Eurasians by 5-4 yesterday at hockey en the Club padanr. Europeano started with plenty ol
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    20-YEAR OLD DISPUTE SETTLED
    48 15 T___. Bangkok, Dec 9. Hfc twenty-year-old dispute has been settled at an extraord nary meeting of the members of the Sports Club las! evening wbea it was decided to hold race meetings on Sundays and other public holidays in future by 96 votes against
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    CYCLING CARNIVAL TO-DAY
    46 15 Owing to bad weather, the Grand Cycling Carnival scheduled to be held last nieht at the Happy World, had unavoidably to be postponed. To-night will be the first night of the Carnival and. according to the changes madrMonday will be the last night
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    238 15 Everyone who has endured the torment of stomach pain, will sympathise with Mr. P. Many who still suffer with stomach trouble can benefit from his experience. If you neglect nature's warning: you may be faced with serious danger U you do as Mr. P. d.d-as
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    Poor Hockey On The Padang
    140 16 Recs Draw With Battery S.R.C 2; H.K.S. Battery 2. WEATHER and ground conditions conduced to a v£ry poor exhibition of hockey on the padang yesterday, when the Rees drew with the liong Kong and Singapore Battery (Changi), two goals all. The Changi team gained th3
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    PENANG BEAT KEDAH 9-0
    77 16 (Tribune stall Reporter Pen mm. Dec D ISPLAVIM, marked v all department p en V„. feattd Kedah nine-nil in "n ll,*" State Hotkey match played it 2 Hutching School fround lhe home intermediate |j in excellent form and m mb J2 the way for the big
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    118 16 (Tribune Stuff Reporter) I A last minute I •'All Blues" Cup Singapoi I was made last night few mir I befor? the night lefl I Kuala Lumpur. H The side as rejected! mi bt: Swee Law. Abdul Rahman, X Urn bruggen. J Ritchie, I) ferns
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    66 16 A match of five singles and bles will be played at the Hi Covered Stadium to-night, or Merry Union Badminton Partj Eclipse Badminton Party Players supporters are required the hon. sports Captains bo* Lorong 26. Oeylang The followiag will ;n Merry Union B P A. Sujak. Wee
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    289 17 FRESH INTERESTS IN THE RED SEA Reuter. Rome, Dec 9 fUPA nii article in Giornale d'ltalia entitled "All To Ec Done Over Again" states very clearly that Italian questions concern n Fram including Tunis, must be considered opened and not ailed
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    29 17 Reuter. The three defendants in the Corrida case were committed for trial. Bail was renewed for Willings but a further application for bail for Corrisan was ieiused.—Reuter.
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    43 17 Reuter. Coimbra. Portugal. Dec. 9.—Damage estimated at two hundred and rortj thousand sterling to property mostli owned by British eomnani.es was cans 1 r? P y tlre which destroyed a whole 1 block of buildings. Seventy firemen wer* njured—Reuter.
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    227 17 QUITE apart from the fact that we are approaching the Christmas holidays and the end of the year tthen the market may be expected to be moderately quiet, it is not surprising, even in the face of a proI nouneed improvement in the rate of
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    "Student Armies" 1,500,000 Strong
    175 18 (United Press). Chungking. WELL-INFORMED cir< Irs say that under orders from (ieneralissin.u Chiang Kai-shek all students studying: in middle schools, colleges and universities will be organised i lo "student armies" immediately. The total number of such B»UCJBn troops v. ill reach 1.500.000 Their organisation will be
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    YUNNAN-SZECHUEN HIGHWAY
    59 18 a direct highway, connectine Szechuen province with Yunnan orovince. will be opened for traffic at the end ot December, according to an announcement rmde to-day by the Szechu.-n Highway Admin.itraticn. The highway, the roadbed bridges of which have already been completed, is 3'<o kilometres iong and pas es
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    JAPAN NEARING SOVIET "BACK DOOR"
    220 18 International News Agency. Chengchcw, Dec. 2. FN of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-gfcek'l determination to continue i«distance, the Japanese High Command sending: an exnedi'ionary unit from Tatunjr. Shansi province, to attack Wuyuan and Linho In Mi vu.in province in th? northwzsi as a means to envelop Sian.
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    SPIRIT OF OPTIMISM AT ICHANG
    97 18 Ichang k SPIRIT of optimism is returi.Vig among the people of Ichang. Shops are re-opening and there is a rush for passives on uprivcr steamers for the time being. The Government policy in *mcou*\v.ing evacuation, however, remains as Lttore. I r is imd;rstoed that $50,000
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    LATEST WAR SITUATION IN NORTH CHINA
    375 18 Stalemate Reached GUERILLA'S CONSTANT RAIDS ON ENEMY Central News. Chungking. IfjhTt pace hi south Hunan along the Canton-Hunkow Railway and at central Hupeh along the Hankow-Ichang highway which was slowed down since a fortnight ago has now been further slackened to practically a stalemate
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    SINGAPORE CHINESE SET EXAMPLE
    91 18 Shanghai. SHOWING the way to their compatriots in China, two Chinese merchants of Singapore are reported to have formed syndicates the development of China's eomparativelv little known south-western provinces. They are Mr. Chen Chia-kan, rubber merchant in Singapore and founder of Amoy Cniversity. and Mr flu
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    "CHINA WILL FIGHT ON"
    203 18 Chungking, Nov. 30. I riHNA w'll go on fighting to her last breath, declared Dr. Wang Hui. Chinese Foreign Minister. In the course of an interview "ivrn to Trans-ocean representative. "It s absolutely inconceivable,' he aid. "that after making Mich great sacrifices, China should now give
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    MARKET SCENE
    11 18 Above *s a familiar market scene in Singapore's Chin;
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    U.S. NEUTRALITY NOT APPLICABLE TO TAR EAST CONFLICT
    232 18 PHINESE circles t ie urging the Vnited States Congress 1 Ihe provisions ol* the Neutrality Law in the light ol situation i:i the Far East. In B leading article the -Central DailY Newi." official organ of the Chinese Government, points out that
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    FOREIGNERS SAFE AT CHIKUNGSHAN
    45 18 Reports have just been stating that all foreigners at Chita;, shan. a health resort near Honan border, are a For some time anxiety hai lor the small band of fi reignei missionaries, wh 1: v Chikungshan. Among them 40 British subjects.
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    KASHMIRIS GROAN UNDER REPRESSION
    319 19 Worst Sufferers, Says Srimati Kamaladevi (United Press). Tn :;i?h all the States ar e abla*» f„ Madras Dec. 4. 1 riii- it is only a few that are receiptor Hi f lalayas to lipenir.gh- in Orissa States thono-h front pa,fe uncore or Rajkot, have not been
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    Efforts To Hold C. P. Assembly In Jubbulpore
    227 19 (United Press). I v Juribulpore, Dec. 4. new of the ensuing session of the Indian National Congress at SSff" lri P"" near Jabbulpore, which engrosses the activities of majonty of the Congress Legis- a rs 'J nt udin S the Speaker himKlli.
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    INCOME TAX BILL IN CENTRAL ASSEMBLY
    318 19 (United Press). m t New Delhi, Dec I. J||K. M. S. ANEY, Leader of the Congress Nationalist Tarty, intimated this morning to Sir James Grigg. Finance Member, that he cannot be a party to any agreement on Clause 1 of the Income Tax Amendment
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    RAJKOT DEWAN INTERVIEWS SARDAR PATEL
    114 19 (United Press.) Bombay, Dee. 4. SIR Patrick Cadell, Dewan of Rajkot who was here in connection with the conference of lhe Princess and Ministers met Sardar Vali. bhai Patel. President of the Gujarat Provincial Congress Committee* and discussed the present situation in Rajkot and the
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    QUESTION DISALLOWED.
    52 19 (United Press). New Delhi, Ncv. 29.—His Excellency (he Governor-General has disallowed the question tabled by Mr. S. Satyamurti in the Central Assembly regarding Mr. Lloyd George'* recent speech in the House of Commons about the intentions Of the Japanese Armies to march up to the boundaries Of Burma.
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    C. P. ACT IS NOT ULTRA VIRES: FEDERAL COURTS JUDGMENT
    72 19 (United Press). New Delhi, Dec. 2. J IrWnTi 1 ,t €liVe| tJ to day in th B "*w ot the Central atior Tn aml eriiV Motor S P irft and Lubricanl a I *w ,uaUc ;ir MuWce Gwjwr in course
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    NO MORE ROUND TABLE CONFERENCE ?
    51 19 NO MORE ROUND TABLE CONFERENCE (United Press). Allahabad, Dec. I. INTERVIEWED by Iniied Press regarding the Press report about another Round Table Conference to be held in Jndia Pandit Jawaharbl Nehru said that he knew nothing about any such conference and thaf be bad nolhinir to say on (he subject.—(United
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    "The Federal Structure Will Fall"
    262 19 (United Press). Rev. Andrews I F so th «^l em "l'"r.? ,dc 10 bm a f thy deration on a basis resign i an r T 2? th ?nominees of the Indian States, the result be disastrous The whole structure will fall the Ground a
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    U. P. 's RECORD
    77 19 (United Press). THE records in the office of the CP.P.C, which were recently inspected by the Congress President, show:— I Total number of primary members rcj ceived up to Nov. 25. 11.68.850. Total number of mandal committees organised during the year—l.44o. Totnl number of meetings organised
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    MAULANA OBEDULLAH ALLOWED TO RETURN
    138 19 (United Press). UNITED Press learns that the Governu ment cf India have removed the ban on entry into India *of Maulana Obednliah. exiled from India for political activities thirty years ago. and the Sind Government have accordingly Informed the Maulana who is in Hedjaz at
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    40,000 TROOPS AND POLICE PROTECT PARIS DURING RECENT GENERAL STRIKE
    166 20 jpORTY thousand troops and police, including \rm\ machine units, guarded Paris during lhe recent 1-hour general strike called by lhe Confederal ion Generate dv Travail throughout France as a protest against the Government's decree laws affecting labour. The presence of
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    Machinegunners Called Out
    29 20 Waeiune-guniK with their equin stent («n horses, passing through the northern part of Paris to take positions just before daylight on the morning of the strike.
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