Malaya Tribune, 22 December 1938

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newstoanev iyews Guaranteed Largest Sales XXVIL No 30:5. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Thursday. December 22, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1938 FIVE CEKtj
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      72 1 S i XDAI T IIIBUXE Dominant In Malaya Take your choice says Joyce /s^&L NUTTY CRISPS AFTERNOON TEA ROYAL ASSORTED J CREAM CRACKERS ff J BEA 11 V CHOCOLATE j7 /Jj|\ \^^^Z^^ i: IF<N F A L ASSORTED ii Choice wps to If en baby needs milk f J from
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      335 1 Be Carefulj n wearing ungrcund Sunglasses, whlcb may cause your eyes to be delective. Uo to Nan Sin and see the modern frames ritted with Genuine Chanc Inglish Crookes' B or D 2 Dark tar Safe and Comfortable Vk,)<», At $5.00 per pair Nan Sin Optical House PHONE 125. North
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      89 1 rrfitinninimiiM I MADAME PAGE] 92. Piccadilly, London. I EXPERT DRESSMAKER AND DESIGNER. Gowns Designed Created in her work rooms I 5 $30 I S 13, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. WNNMMMMinMMnMJi kCrctlOS Purif} I'liiiliii:!:; I There are no gravy making di ficiillies H^jSr^ pr mtY]n when you use Bisto. I» f rov
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    Premier's Speech Challenged In Germany
    227 2 Reuter. Berlin, Dec. 20. ]YIR. Chamberlain s references to Germany in yesterday s Commons debate are challenged in an inspired statement issued to the foreign press to-day. "German political circles fail to understand Mr. Chamberlain's request for a fresh German contribution towards peaceful international relations,''
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    RAFFLES BRASSERIE
    56 2 The Raffles Hotel Cafe, the Brasserie, In Bra.s Read. Is arranging to held special Christmas and New Year's day meals and luncheons when dar.o music paved by Dan Hopkins and h::> band v. ill be relayed from the Hotei t-ioper. Special airangemeata have been made for dancing to
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    What Readers Are Saying AVOID ROWDYISM
    183 2 We welcome in(dU, m letters on any from readers, publishing them not necessarily ourselves with tht rial expressed. [To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune] Sir—With the approach of Christma.s nnd New Year, an enjoyable tjrae feasting, drinking and merry-making is looked forward to
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    MAHATMA GANDHI IS RIGHT
    500 2 [To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune] Sir, —Everyone has his faults—who are we to judge? But Gandhiji was pre-eminently and profoundly right when he said recently, as reported in the "India Page" of our local Press, that were he a Jew in Germany, he would
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      439 2 SAILINGS INDIA lineorporated in England). P. 0. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage Spore *****. t BEHAR 6.000 Dec. 26 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Dec. 30 1539 < 1 SOUDAN 6.5f:0 Jan. 13 RANCHI 17.0C0 Jan. li RANPURA 17,000 Jan. 27 RAWALPINDI 17.000 Feb. 10 X BURDWAN 6 07C Feb. 11
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      482 2 STEAMER SAILINGS §NORDDEUTSCH£R LLOYD, (Incorporated In Germany). The undernoted are the Company'i intended fixtures:--OUTWARD. For MANILA HONKONG, SILANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1938. t s.s. "POTSDAM" omits North China Dec. 22 1939 s.s. "CREFELD" omits Manila Jan. 2 m.s. "ELESC" omits Manila Jan. 5 s 8. "GNEIS-ENAU" omits
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      316 2 ISSffisiHil I I! «L 5 A V CRUISES I To: BANGKOK SAIGON- By Luxurious One Class Motorships. Displacement Tons From Penang, P. S ham. Malacca. Spore m-s. "Selandisf 1 «13.000» 20-12 21-12 22-i> 24 12 m.s. "Boringi." 112.500> 10-1 li-l p&i "14-1 2 m-s. •Laiandia" (11,000) 311 1-2 2-2 4-2
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      219 2 TRAVEL BY 0. S. X, LINE I SPEED SERVICE SATISFACTION Express Liners: m.s. BUENOS AIRES MARU.'' m.s. "SANTOS MARU." m.s. "RIO DE JANEIRO MARU." m.s. "LA PLATA MARU." m.s. "MONTEVIDEO MARU." Offer the fastest connection from Singapore to: Durban 17 days. Cape Twn 20 days. Rio de Janeiro 31 days.
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      266 2 I What The i i j Stars Foretell 1 J 2 TO-MORROW 5 READERS. An S for all busineis and S pursuits. Lea: 2 turned in you 2 along with things j 2 ing's good, dod j 2 interviews, and 2 yours and con of right doicv g 2 SPECIAL
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH.
    51 3 r 2rd Deccm ber, 1938, at No. Aiou.mein Road, Singapore cor C w a 72 years funeral n m ft w ieave her re sidpnce at 4.3U P.m. to-day for the Chu-ch of St terv P fn and r thence t0 Bldac< ari Cemetery for interment. Deepjy
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    Witness Reprimanded By District Judge
    317 3 PHiv tu ,t Singapore, Wednesday. (MAN Ah Wan, a witness in a case of negligent driving heard today by Mr. L. B. Gibson, the District Judge, was reprimanded by his nonour for his part in a fatal traffic accident at the 5 mileWT !i T,
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      1008 3 Classified Advertisements PUBLIC NOTICES COLD STORAG* CO., LTD. NOTICE. CHRISTMAS NKW YFAR n HOLIDAYS. Dor* n" Kslabli *hmen.s in Singapore will „pen as follows durfn* thnstmas and New V(w ™J Dav 5 > th fi J?"*- Sunday (Christmas 26th De Monday (Boxing Day) <> 00 a.m. to Noon. Ist Jan.
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      377 3 AGENTS WANTED WANTED Agents Stockists in principal lowns for Maltcotine etc. Aoply Bni h American Amalgamated Agencies, Singapore. HOW TO "REJUVENATE A ma l^?^. ol books entitled *'REJUVE WATION The problem of the 20tV century—will be posted fre- *n request E. M. ABDUL HAMEi D CO., P.O. Rox No. 24.
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      241 3 WE MAKE HISTORY IN MALAYA! the h7 bed a a W e at "picmc 5 the mil, by the sea-sir*e. lu an aeroDlaLi- on k train or In a boat. Not: \£lu. you need la a f.n-openc*-What a revelation when you have opened up SUS" .T,f ty Sicken already cooX<d.
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    93 4 London, Dec. 20. Paris 177 19 64 New York 4.66 l 2 Montreal 4 71 Erussels 27.68 Geneva 20.64V 2 Amsterdam 8.58 4 Milan 88^ d Berlin 11.63% Mlver Spot 20*8 Copenhacen 22.40 Cslo 19.90 Prague 136U HeLsingfors 2263,4 Madrid nominal Lisbon 110 1 Athens 547^2 Bucharest 660
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    830 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Dec. 21, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 <v 2 Asam Kumbang 281- 30i-nom Austral Malay 43j- «|-nom Aver Hiu.m 22,- Z6p I Aver Wei.g 0.59 064 1 Bangrin Tin W 226 baiu Selangor IM
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    TIN
    18 4 Singapore Thursday. Tne price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— £109 :5 (down 1 1).
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    RUBBER
    17 4 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day wiis:— Buyers 28 (unchanged) Sellers 28 (unchanged).
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    EXCHANGES
    246 4 Sin gapore Dec. 21. following are the exchange stock this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation: SELLING London T. T. 2 3 1316 London demand 2 3 13 16 Lyons demand 2051 Switzerland demand 238 1 2 Hamburg demand !333 4
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    321 4 Singapore- Dec 21. MINING j Buyers Sellers 3714, 4|- Ayer Hlcams g I Bangrms j 37 Batu Belangora 037 Hitams 20 21 -xd I Hongkong T*n f 13 6 I Chcnderiargs 0 73 Hong Fi'ttb 8 Idris Hyd. g 24 6 Ipoh Tin 2 f_
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    172 4 LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singauore, Dec 21, 5 p.m. Company Dividend Books Total fo» TIN. Date Ex. Dlv. Hongkong Tin 5% final Pa r^ c ble n Dat Ift to dat- M less tax 0661 30 W 20% mghall fl al De- 30 TV, iq o tess
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    181 4 6% Maynard Co.. Ltd., $30,000 Int Apr. 30. Oct. 31 90 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1910 $4J),000 int .ri Mar. 31, Sept. 30. inoi/ «*3 1907 red. 1917 $1 000,000"int"" /z mVz n °m Mar. 31, Sent '0 4*1% 1909 red. 1955'SLOOM^'Int ,108,/ i
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    409 4 LONDON COMMODITIES r London Wi < Previous To-day RUBBER steady Steady Spot Buyers 8116 8 116" Fellers 818 8 18 Ist Forward (January) Buyers 81 16 B 1116 Sellers 818 8 18 2nd Forward (February) Buyers 818 8 18 Sellers 83 16 8 316 3rd Forward (Apr.l
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      424 4 II \\K OF CHIXA (Incorporated in China by Special Charter). 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. TeleDhoncs: Manager's Office 6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. Gereval Office 5188-9 C able Address: CHUNCKUO." Paid Up Capital Ch. 40,000.000.00 Reserve Funds in Excels of Ch. 4,800.000.00 Total Ai-sets approximately Ch. 1,800,000.000 00
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      106 4 jWMBMWM WSWS^SWS^k^k^S^S^S^Sm^S^S^SWS^SWKSWSWSW Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE Local Branches 458 Nort h Bridge Road, Singapore 253, South Bridge Road, Singapore. Telegraphic Address: "OVERSE V LONDON BANKERS: NEW 0:?K BANKERS: Midland Bank, Ltd.,
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    ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF PAJAM CO.
    544 5 STEADY PROGRESS RECORDED i: Tw entj -nin<!: anmni pan, P,j C» year 597.875.0fl SW Ihe Directors rep ti and arcont. iwh ere passed. th Mar r; led Sept. .SO. Russell was |r the chair present were: Mr. w M--a cretaries, Mr. f. m Mr.
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    Prince Marries A Commoner
    41 5 Reuter. Dresden, Dec. 21.—Prince Alexander twenty-six year old grandson ol the cxKaiser, who is reconaissance officer In the German air force, has married a commoner. Frau Irmgard Weygand. None uf the bridegroom's relatives attended the ceremony. -Reuter.
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    ARMS PROGRAMME AFFECTS BUSINESS
    273 5 HOLLOWING is a cabled synopsis i»«>in the "Trader s' column of "Ban(His* the fturlcill National nnaneial Weekly sent to us by ti uricsy of S. E. Levy Co. Birrail' Weekly lnd»x of' Business Activity M «8 0. up 1.4 from the prevous week At the present
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      293 5 »»BAD LEGS., ULCERS .mm use mM Zam-Buk CHEONG KOON SENG CO., LTD. AUCTION SALE OF ell-made modern design cross-grain pattern wax 11shed teak and elegantly carved Canton blaekvvood household furniture including:—an excellent toned cottage piano by W. J, Garcia, electric table and .in": fans, Cheavin's stone water filters, cai s
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      352 5 NINE INCHES OFF HER WAIST Eats What She Likes— Yet Reduces When excess fat starts to overtake a woman, her dressmaker, with the telltale tape measure, will soon detect it If you are beset with the fear of losing your girlish proportions—of finding yourself catalogued "Out-size"—read the lrttrr printed below:
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      333 6 &«M»>. ii ni KNOW WHAT IS AHEAD OF YOU! CONSULT Prof. K. S. Maniam. The Royal Occultist, author of "The Secret of the Palm" etc., who predicted numerous astoundlngly accurate events, including deatns of H. R. H. Prince Purachatra, H.H. Sir Sultan Alaiden Suliman, the Accession of Prince Laxamana to
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      162 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable of all Chemists and Store* "LODHRA" Ulerine Tonic "Lodhra" is made for women to relieve the unnatural pain, often makrrg the periodical process so trying. And "Lodhra" is dependable, hc'ping most women trying it. Why noi let "Lodhra" have the chn cc to help ycu?
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      93 6 STAR BRAND HHwUK g vtHvwviu <<MWH q I§§ I B 3 I 1 EV/ w fflMflnjm W >///> W a JUJUBES SPECIAL OFFER Every bottle contains FREE COUPON Hand two coupons to your retailer and he will jrive ycu ONE FULL SIZE FREE BOTTLE! AGENTS: THE BORNEO CO., LTD., Singapore
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      160 6 iGrand Russian Cimus| AND j ROYAL M I \4pl lUI ANSON ROAD. j Grand Opening;—24th. December, 1938 j j AT 9-15 P.M. j j Matinees;— Dec. 25th to 28th. and 31* 1 j I ALSO NEW YEAR DAY, at 4 p j I 120 PERFORMERS 300 ANIMALS j j Super
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      1007 6 Radio "N Reel/1 NFJX/S Singapore, 9.20 p.m. ZHL 225 metres (1.33 mcs) M M Q *m 1 4I I Bl I S '"^W ZHP 30.96 metres (9.69 mo VDC 1515 Mcs (19 8 m.) d MM S p.m. a.m. JCs i 5.00 Cantonese musict 6.20 Gymnastics. >. v> V k
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    ENTERTAINMENT PAGE
    125 7 LAST NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHTS th:: apitol opened an exceptionl ally attractive season yesterday hen the Capitol Dollies were seen the stage and a delightful m.v iint comedy entitled "Give Sailor" on the screen. D Hies yesterday pleased audiensembles and solo dancer attractive number being Miss Allen s Hungarian
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    There Goes My Heart"
    90 7 I HERE does My Heart," the new picture at the Pavilion, is a -civ telling of a "poor little rich fcirl" uho pines for freedom. Joan ield. heir?ss to the Butterfield res and many millions, runs away r >m riches, gets a job in one of
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    "Spring Dance" In Production
    61 7 Spring Dance, an adaptation of Phh Harry* play of the same name •vlll go into production shortly at the Meiro-Goldwyn Mayer studios, w.'k Edward Chodorov as producer, and S. Pyhran Simon, director. Maureen O'Sullivan, Ann Morriss anc toman Bradley have been announce! tu date for the
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    She's A Lucky Star
    74 7 Scene from "My Lucky Star" which star is a seascn at the New Alhambr a en Friday 23rd Stn.ia Henie, qu3en ot the silvery skale> wins new acclaim as she ice-dances and romances in her latest thrillpacked spectacle. "My Lucky Star.' A!*o starring with Sonja are
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    Looking Through A Songwriter's Eyes
    345 7  -  (Liy Leo Robin t'-Ri- r.:*e only two classes oi people in America insofar as a song'riter is concerned. One class is composed ot people who have a smash 1 it son? v/i it ten. The i thei class is the one who wants lo know
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    Latest Dance Craze Sweeps Malaya
    98 7 ATEST invention ot Adele, Eng- land, creator ot th«; famous 'Lambeth Walk.' is sweeping Malayan dancers off their feet. 'The Cheotnut Tree.' latest novelty singing dar.ee. is ceusing a sen&atioi and for the benefit ot readers, we Illustrate here movements oC the dance. Records 'or
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      172 7 t T. M. A. s XMAS GIFT f| SALE 1 EXTENDED TO ***** DECEMBER, 1038. j isaiMb have already taken advantage 4 cur oiler YET Thousands more are waiting to be served. iA order to satisfy all, we are extending err sale to 24TH DECEMBER, 1938. SURPLUS STOCK RECORDS. Dei
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      72 7 C /M I TRRffRM shaves— a or two of Scrubb's to your shaving water. It softens the beard and makes the razor's work twice as easy. Also cools the skin and prevents that sore feeling! It's always safe to use UiUDDJ JUST A IiItIVED! The Smartest S trongest in the
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      254 7 1 WHY FALSE TEETH WEARERS HAVE BAD BREATH Millions Suffer Without Knowing! You can't notice any odor from scum, tarnish, stain and odor— your plate or bridge— but others dissolves it away and leaves your can.' Dentists call this odor plate sweet and clem as new. 'denture brea'h" arid it's
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      528 8 1.2™ XMAS TREvT THE SCREEN VERSION OF.I p LONDON s BIG MUSICOMEDY SUCCESS!! A RIOT OF0: tj LAUGHS, SONGS. DANCING! ZIZZZ '"*|3 HOL» I 'J; Next Change: PAVILIONjII I _p mm mm m m, m~ To.Night at 7.45 P.M. if fl .1 II II I t X One Night Only.
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      318 8 If I FUN IS BACK AGAIN! LAUGHS GALORE IN PAVIXIQfI j j HAL ROACH'S CHUCKLE FILLED COMEDY! STAR-STUDDED JOY! H FREDRIC MARCH I VIRGINIA BRUCE Jfc j -Til CHE GOES MY llftlA IST" MB j Singapore Recreation Club BOXING DAY DANCE. (915 p.m. to 2 a.m.) I AT THE VOLUNTEER
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      95 8 M m J lla ll lINtMIM tin ibe THE BEST NEW YEAR PRESENT OF ALL... TAKE YOUR FRIENDS TO SEE THIS GRAND NEW PICTURE! NEW UNIVERSAL PICTURE WEEK mt thy CAPITOL ■ta.i; •i*JJl«SJiiif IS s.4, IIJJiBI:J| lfl ,Mia ••ii l iM lmil e Ml(llM||t|| iioi»:itttiiti'it3-!iirr •>« '"'"t I SIAAULTANEOUS SCREENING
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      246 9 •■■■g^i JTJVBLY LAST I Two Performance I [AT 7 9-30 P.M. j jTer-Xighf Only:' last chance to Sec the i FOLLIES i it lvii: j AT THE i SUNLIGHT I I HALL j NEW WORLD) >R RESERVATION PHONE 6172 i OV\ SING TO-MORROW ie SHIN-KONG j lIE VtJ C I
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      63 9 SPECIIF V E »TIVITIES. SSKS?EBF IK' wi be Cracker* S prfp s,,,bution of XMAS -EVE. Dec. 24 th. NEW n )AY Dcc 26 <"- -al es 2. a h, adWsed f° BOW their t,V,. ln advanc< in order /M UX f, RESTAURANT Tet |24? VOr,d Cabaret >- I i I
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      378 9 1,11 11 ii mi Announcing The Arrival of X^MAS X E W O II L U (PIONEER AIfUSZk!<SNT PARK] 0/\ SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS ANT lUDIS FOR THE KIDDIES. tfK ff Tj MERRY-GO-ROUND, *****621. "OU^'/ IBTH. HELL. FLIGHT TO THE MOON *l \-T A LKIES CENTRAL-TALKIES (Kree Show, ALSO OTHEH PREE r.IUK
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      233 9 Positively Last Day of The Year's most Unusual Picture! To-Day Only mi 3-15, 6-J5 ami 9-1J p.m. ALHAMBRA \>an>'.. Thrilling :>ivsterv jirama. Jgfc "WHEN WERE BORN?" with MARGARET LINDSAY, ANNA MAY WONG LOLA LANE. JEFFREY LYNN ANTHONY AVERILL. Alsa LATEST BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS and other [nteresting Short Subjects. OPENING TO-MORROW
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    CHINA'S RESISTANCE
    680 10 ronsiderable significance attaches 1 to an article by Mr. Edwin Haward, formerly editor of the North China Daily News, Shanghai, which is quoted by Reuters' Agency. If, says Mr. Haward, Marshal Chiang Kai Shek can continue his resistance, the roseate dreams of Japan will be dissipated. In order
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    Saving China From Red Domination
    965 10  -  By E. T. Huang fWIHE ere** ,oans extended b V ireat Britain and the United ML gtatefl to the Chinese Government have created a very good impression throughout the length and breadth of China. Though these loans are said to be solely confined to commercial
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    To-day's News Review
    520 10 fI|ALAYAN people who heard the broadcast of Malcolm MacDonald. Dominions and Colonies Minister, were probably not greatly impressed by his complacent tone of voice or his succession of platitudes. The "manifold teeming peoples' 1 of the Empire, he said, had certain things in common—then citizenship of the
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    To-Day's Bright Thoughts
    54 10 LAUNDRY proprietor I business and become lie's still making a living oul soil. '"Why should any man have I prison for debts?"' demand* Why, indeed; he can pick easily enough by just ataj An explorer tells of coming strange-looking- creature that considerable distances with no rent object.
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      366 10 t— "sa More? Suggestions For Christmas Gifts PR MENTATION S!. < Ol If \JI\I ENAMEL CUFF £j TOBACCO FOUCHES. LINKS. iLithei- Roll-up. Burt'.li o* Hipp 4 0va1.,. Uyuarei' Diamond* Fastening t uiaue Designs. Prices from 51.75 and s?.00 pair. S2.M ROBINSON 8c CO., LTD.' Wt <io*f ul <i p.m. To-clay
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      6 10 Britain And U. S. A. Alarmed'?
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    A tale for little folks
    150 11 Reuter. Berlin, Dec. 21 I °f the September is (old for children in 'mas book of German ted by Baldur yon the Hitler Youth explaining the origins Sudeten problem and its li developments, the \es "The Fuehrer did he has always done every moment of
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    Europe shivers in Xmas cold
    296 11 Reuter. London, Dec. 21. Britain rose shivering to-day in a temperature of 24 decrees the \ir Ministry weather experts predicted a very slight thaw" but affirmed that the cold pel' wiU continue. /rule the majority are looking forvd 1 3 Christm: s of traditional iter'
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    NEVILLE WON'T PROMISE
    86 11 Reuter. London, Dec. 21. IN the Commons to-day the Premier blared that the position had been clear in his recent statements a ked whether in view of 11. Boniiement that all the forces of Vuid immediately and sponbe used in defence of Great in in the event
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    SIR JOHN ANDERSON REVEALS GOVERNMENT PROGRAMME FOR BRITAIN'S AIR RAID DEFENCE
    833 11 Provision For 20 Millions Reuter. GOVERNMENT I nd n C L nvWmqHon h ,P wWo nU shelters for Howe of tSSaL: HP"* I6 °L Britain revealed in the caution, in woAstSTctS 16 ta «cently •rom the congested as r'T'™
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    America Will Not Be Bluffed
    203 11 Reuter. London. Dec. 21. rpHE Times Washington corresponA dent says Mr. Arita's formal premise oi "vast field* of commercial ami economic activity" ultimately open to other powers in China is i>y no means a convincing v joinder to the United States' charges ol discrimination against
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    AMERICAS UNITED ON DEFENCE
    90 11 Reuter. Lima. Dec 21.—The United States delegation to the Pan-American Conference is reported to have compromised with Argentina on the question of the declaratkv. of opposition to aggression on th American continent. As a result of the reported compromise it seems likely that the declaration will
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    MR. ROPER IS AN OPTIMIST
    50 11 Reuter. Washingtcn. Dec. 21.—Mr. Rcpcr. holding hia last press conference a* cecretary ot Commerce predicted the .oniinuatk-n in 1939 of a gradual improvement, in busmecs. He said the relations between Government and busines had improved this year and har- > mony between them was increasing.—
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    Anglo-German Trade Talks Planned
    90 11 Reuter. London, Dec. 21. OFFICIAL discussions between the Reichs Gruppe Industries, i*m«U 0 Z el German industry and the F«ierat, f British .j;* view t. increasing trade between the two eountnea may V held carle in the New Year, announces the Fadar-tion. B is added that
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    17 11 Reute r. London, Dec. 21.-Prince Chirasakti ondon Dec. *i Buabongsc A Siam, .01 other J**- HaU registei
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    AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION DOUBLED
    84 11 Reuter. London, Dec. 21. DURING 1938 the moninly rate of aircraft production was more than doubled and had shown a marked upward trend, declared Sir King ->y Wood, m the Coxnmona. Asked if be could give an assurance that this greatly improved condition would be further Improved
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    BATTLESHIPS FOR SINGAPORE BASE
    177 11 London. Dec. 21. [T.-CommMHtef Reginald Fletcher asked in the House of Commons by what date it was intended to station In Singapore a fleet adequate to obviate the necessity for Australia to acquire capital ships. Mr. Geoffrey Shakespeare, Parliamentary Secretary to the Admiralty, replied that it
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    REVIEW OF EMPIRE IMMIGRATION POLICY URGED IN COMMONS
    285 11 Reuter. London, Dec. 21. M R Mako,m MacDon*M made an important statement >n Empire Sett! -1 m nt P°«fy "hen replying to a private member's motion moved by Mr. j. F. E. Crowder (Con.. Finchley) urging thai early resumption of of population
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    Burma To Provide An Arms Route To China?
    559 12 STRONGER RAIL BRIDGES Reuter. London. Dec. 21. HfR. W. Craven-Kllis (Con. Southampton) in the Hou«e of Commons Vi to-day. asked whether bridges in Burma from the hailhead to the hine-e head on the r'urma-Yunnan road, could be strengthened to arrv ten tons.
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    Doctors Sentenced
    39 12 Reuter. Leningrad. Dec. 20.—Two Soviet doctors, alleged to be were sentenced ;o death at a court martial lor sabotages if) ihe Red Army's health services. They were accused of plotting mass infection tc Soviet troops in wartime.—Reuter.
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    Singapore Marriage
    44 12 The marriage of Mr. Victor Samuel, second son of Mr. G. Santhosham, and Miss Stella Chellammal, eldest daughter of Rev. C. D. Gnanam-tni, will be solemnised at the St. Peter's Cauch, mnised at the St. Peter's Church! Saigapore, to-day at 5 p.m.
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    CAMERON HIGHLANDS FISHING
    45 12 It is notified that visitors who wish to Hah In the rivers and streams of Cameron Highlands during the holidays (up to and not later than Jan. 2) should app.y to the Assistant District Officer tor a special permit covering that period
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    THE CONTE ROSSO
    30 12 The Lloyd Triestino liner Conte Rogso due at Singapore at 8 p.m. oni SatuE -ay and will sail for Hongkbng and Shanghai the same night at 11.
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    35 12 Mr. P. S. Hunter, son of Dr. and Mrs £'t km U due from Rangoon by KLM plane to day to spend Christma. ona New Year here. Mr. Hunter Ls with the Burma Oil Co.
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    18 12 l.a.X ll omas a (he Hristmas party given In II» CMMretTs AM Society yesterday.
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    Indian Rope Trick Still A Will O' The Wisp
    953 12 MAGIC "an an el the very highest order." which appeals to—and inM cidentally baffles-pooples of all races more than perhaps anything else formed the subject of an enlightening address by Mr. M. D. I Uii- president of tho Malayan Magic Circle,
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    CYCLIST CHARGED WITH DELAYING MAIL TRAIN
    120 12 Singapore, Wednesday. JIIK mail train to Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning was somewhat delayed due it is alleged, Neo Soo l'oy. aired years, who rode his bicycle along the railway line in front of the approaching train at Woodlands at about 9 a.m. To-day in
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    Johore Inquest Story Of Fight With Gang Robbers
    320 12 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Hahru. iv, A DRAMATIC story of alleged robbery in a house in a A was revealed at the inquest held to-day before Shi Bakar into the death of So Tua Keng, the manager of estate in Senai
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    LIMA CONFERENCE RESOLUTION
    45 12 Reuter. Lima, Dei 11. A KKSOLUI'iOH opposing the recognit ion of territory acquired by lone in the American continent is approved by the pan American Conference Committee for the organisation of peace. The resolution is assured of appro**] by tne full conference.--Renter.
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    GIFTS FOR DESTITUTE EUROPEANS
    124 12 WV hwc received a in kind in respsns > (.11 behalf of the European families Siglap. All roii. Ib acknowledged sep letter. One leader in Fobo a cheque for SlO. n Bentong. in sending as follows:— •'1 have read your coonl if the struggle to exist
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    Stole Three Coats
    76 12 CHAN Keng Haen, fifteen-ytar-old Khfh. a;>i)< :t befon Mr. L C. Goh in the Fifth I and pleaded guilt> to i charge that he committed theft three i the property of Mr. V. •<• H from his house. Accused was ore.::':! I bond to be of good
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    NEGLIGENT DRIVING
    44 12 Singapore, Wednesday—Mi H. John Maxey, an Assist! i 1 van Tobacco Distributors convicted on the charge f iigently at the 9'-> mile Seietar Rcid by Mr. c. H. Whitton, Ttj D oiid fined $20. Mr. Green was com. while Court Inspector F
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    MONSTER OF THE DEEP
    28 13 lament programme is with the building •hips a u5 truisers as narines, so neeessarv to be lanpiie sea ros-tes. i new type uf submarine.
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    SOVIET COMMENT ON EUROPEAN untitled
    65 13 Reuter. Moscow, Dec. 21. now fating events even than those in September. I i>e Moscou in an edi»ted tv Mr Chamberlain s Lion were not so serious, n would not have been fend the Munich agreement sacrifices were made in be easily understood that tic
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    A More Vigorous British Policy In China Urged
    243 13 japs Trying To Oust Foreign Trade Reuter. London, Dec 21. pUBLIC attention has been so closely concent rated during the last year on events in Europe that it is doubtful 'whether the effect on British interests in China of the Japanese attack
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    For Canada With The King
    47 13 The band of the Royal Marines, Portsmouth Division, which is to accompany the King on his tour of Canada and America next year, attended church parade at Eastney Barracks. Portsmouth. Photo shews.—The Royal .Marines band marching to the church at Eastney Barracks
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    Drive For National Service In Britain
    286 13 Reuter. London. Dec. 21. WHE moral of yesterday's Commons debate on national service is that government can rely upon the very willing response of both public and Parliament to ail measures necessary for the orderly development of the nation's resources against the contingencies of
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    X'MAS HOLIDAYS
    34 13 r PHKKK will l> e en publication of the Malaya Trihure or the Morning Tribune on Monday next (Boxing Day). The Sunday Tribune W?ll, however, be issued us usual on Christmas l)av.
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    SOVIET-JAPANESE FISHERY DISPUTE
    69 13 (United Press). I i in la ted that the possibility of regulating the Soviet-Japanese fishery disj v c is more remote than ever. folio.* n conversations between Mr. Togo a;.d ML LitvinofT. The latter proposal to auction all but twenty tivt hsmng lots In Soviet waters, presently
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    Australian Farmer Says Malaya Is Fertile
    234 13 (Tribune Staff Reporter) IVfR. S. Wilson. Australian farmer, who is staying in Singapore ft,r two days, before resuming his journey to South Australia, told me that he had had Ihl experience of flying down the Malay Peninula. and had. during the trip, studied the
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    12 13 Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Koek have gone to Brastaei for Christmas.
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    APPEAL AGAINST CONVICTION WITHDRAWN
    77 13 Singapore. Wednesday rpHE appeal of Cyril Jansen, Fieda I Jansen, and Roy Jansen agamst conviction in the lower court for causing hurt to Philip Carlylc Marcus was withdrawn to-day beiore the Chief Justice, Mr Justice Me* Elwaine. Mr Claude Da Silva. appearing lor the appellants, told
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    SOVIET-POLISH AGREEMENT
    39 13 Reuter. Moscow. Dec. 21—Negotiations lor fi •ew Polish-Soviet trade agreement will begin in January. This follows the recent preparatory talks between thi Commissar of foreign trade and the representative of the Polish Ministry of Made and industry.—Reuter.
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    King Kong's Bid To Wrench Title From Wong Fails
    195 14  - King Kong' s Bid To Wrench Title From Wong Fails Disappointing Bout: Crowd Bombards Ring (By "PETE" WONG Bock Cheung retained the championship of the Orient and ff the gold and sliver belt that goes with it before a large crowd at the New World last night when he beat
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    RECS FORCE R. A. F. TO DRAW AT HOCKEY
    483 14 SRC 1; R.A.F. ..v... i. £XIIIBITING marked superiority over their opponents both in speed and team work, the R.A.F. were unfortunate to have drawn with the S.R.C. each team scoring a goal, in a very mediocre game of hockey on the
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    HOCKEY MATCH IN SEGAMAT
    40 14 I lFrom Our Own Correspondent] Muar. Thursday. The probable State Johore hockey sidwill have a try out en Friday Dec 23 when they meet a Rest side. The match will be played at the town Segamat.
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    HALIFAX WIN IN THIRD REPLAY
    34 14 Reuter. London. Dec. 21—In the Association v-up 5-eccnd round, th? third replay between Halifax and Mansfield ended in victory for Halifax by 2-1. after extra -?Reulen Manchester United ?™und.
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    Amateur Boxing To -morrow
    263 14 (By PETE") boxers who are going in for tin* finals to-morrow night at the Happy World Stadium atreported to be training very hard indeed and I am certain that an excellent show will be given by the bo vs. The officials of the Singapore Amateur Boxing
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    Jack Druce Does Day's Best Gallop At Penang
    299 14 Penang, Ihursday. odd finish'< and good times were seen and recorded ai this morninf's work, when last gailopfl were the order of the cay. I Both the inner ami tm- outer tracks were used for the \\v*< tinir since official training started.
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    NO TENNIS TEAM TO SAIGON
    33 14 MALAYA will not be able to send a tennis team to Saigon, as was originally intended, in Jan. as it has not been possible to raise a team.
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    S.C.R.C. SOCCER TOURNEY
    210 14 T W. ONG'S team met Mong Joo's team in Ihe S.C.R.C. Soccer League yesterday and lost by five goals to nil. Match was played at Hong Lim Green. On the presumption of play only eight players were playing for T. W Cng's team. The Captain. T. W.
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    Welterweight Championship On Dec. 26
    185 14 <"y -1V,,., -hip 01 5i,,,, lake pla„, a( h Stad I 11U3 eont 3 si Dec. 16 but oV;: I fences the 2K $5? «P in time Th y naH however, will be>V-• will have more f be**** condition. A he year, thi the close
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    TERRORS TROUNCE POLICE AT RUGGER
    26 14 |N a game of lugger/fyrj j: Ok Thompson Rod Denot rater, day, H.M.S. Police XV by Hp three tries) to nil.
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    Handicaps For Second Day Of Penang Races
    420 15 ring are the handicaps for the second day of the t> Club X'mas-New Year meeting on Dec 31 ~,I IH V lass 1. Div. 3, s}< 2 furlongs. 9.00 p Girl 8.12 Anton 8.12 8.11 Lace 8.11 II 8.09 Burke 8.04 7.11 7.11
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    HOME FOOTBALL FIXTURES
    317 15 PILLOWING are the ties in the English and Scottish league football, fixed for Saturday, Dee. 24: ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. 1 Aston Villa vs. Grimsby T. Charlton A. vs. Bolton W. Chelsea vs. Liverpool. Everton vs. Blackpool Huddersfield T. vs. Brentford. Manchester U. vs. Middlesbrough Portsmouth vs. Arsenal.
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    JAVA HOCKEY TEAM WILL PLAY IN S'PORE THIS AFTERNOON
    374 15 Return Courtesy Visit (Tribune Staff Reporter) J N Easter last year, Java was visited by a Singapore hockey team, and yesterday the Java hockey team arrived in Singapore to nake their return courtesy visit, and to play several matches here. The
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    SPORTS TO-DAY
    86 15 RUGBY—V.M.C.A vs. X? Coy. Lovals on the Gillman Barracks ground. HOCKEY—V.M.C.A. Junior Department vs. S.R.C. on the Anson Road ground. HOCKEY—Batavia Team vs. S.C.C. at the S.C.C. TO-MORROW HOCKEY—Batavia Team vs. S.C.C and Army Combined at the S.C.C. RUGBY—Police II vs. R. A. Biakan Mati on the Depot
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    GUNNERS BEAT SAPPERS
    123 15 PLAYING at Blakairy Mati. the 31st Heavy Battery won their rugger mat'.'h by 6 point to 3 points against the 35th Pelau Brani Sappers, yesterday. Play wa I fa and interesting and after a scrum-down in the Sappers' 25, the Gunners were awarded a penalty kick. Mitchell
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    Pinned Underneath
    14 15 An incident in the Rest vs. United Services Officers tugger match yesterday.
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    387 15 RUGGER of a good standard was played at the Padang yesterday evening when the United Services Officers held the Rest (S.C.C.) to a 3—all draw. The Services were the slightly better team and looked like winning especially during the last lew minutes
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    Alor Gajah Estate Annual Meeting
    460 17 4% DIVIDEND DECLARED SB of A per cent absorbing $8,671.16, was declared at the 29th preneral meeting of the Alor Gajah Estate Ltd TVm and accounts Tor the vear end«H Sen Jn e dI ena 1 30 were passed. 11 was chairman, and •ere: Mr.
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    JAPAN RESENTS LOANS TO CHINA
    140 17 Shanghai, Dec. 20. MR. Arila. Japanese foreign minister, r~ 111 a P interview, said the Tokyo Government is thinking or adopting harsher methods to counteract the measures taken by Greac Britain and the United States to assist China in hestruggle against Japan's "holy mission" A
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    160 17 The following passengers are sailing by the ,'Boringia" which is due to arrive •So. fr m Euro P c on or about Jan 13 Jot) Mr. and Mrs. J. Hanson. Mr. C. P. CUee. on. Mr. A. P. Atkins. Rev. M Hickev, Rev.. G. J. McDonnell. Rrv.,
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    JUDGE ON "STUPID" ACT
    162 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Tuesday. DF MARKING that the act was more of a stupid one than a vicious one, Mr. Justice J V. G. MUls sentenced two Malays, Mukibah bin Ha.ji Abdul Hamid and Mohamed Haji Abdul Hamid each to one day's imprisonment
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    62 17 Reuter. nnm leanod r• n vT* heavily-built onuth« rt£ v, P May V r La Guarriia down w "hi PS a f n f c L ki r Ked him Police sailant, who was beaten insensible. It Is believed that he felt disgraced because he had
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    CHINA'S BASIC FOREIGN POLICY Relations With Italy And Germany
    197 18 FIRM A CTION A GAINST JAPAN URGED Mr. Wang Ching-wei Outlines '•PHINA'S basic foreign policy is to join hands in the spirit of independence a- 1 elf-determination with the nations of the world sympathetic to our nation and people, for a
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    18 18 Here's an interesting camera study taken at the wharf jnsfl before a ship came in.
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    JAPANESE PIRACY IN SHANGHAI WATERS
    349 18 Shaneh ■la INEXPLICABLE action by the Japanese authorities in the Yang tie delta which supplies Shanghai with most of its f<»od and dairy products is causing consternation to the farmers ;»nd tra (< ra between these ports and Shanghai the ttritish-owned "North-China Daily News" declares.
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    75 18 Aa^^-^% J the sth Rente Kwangsi people urgin» calm hut prepa,, A'] mto >* the lapanese invasion Before hostilities are eHensM province, all the people, -ays. should do their* i m --<- -m order to Screak the sistanee and should h4 <? ment to
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    218 18 International News Agency. THE Japanese repoti thai 12« members of the Ku rr.inlan» Centra! A,cut,ve ,nd Supervisory Committees have sent a P ;^,ir to Mr. Wan-: himr-v urrin* him to conduct the peace move™ ri rtfy end to earn i i:l ret rj amatioa of the
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    136 18 International News Agency. Hengyang. i!« raj II sen Voh, i;?, mi igal he t h'mseif in fighting the Janatteae in the Lnnghai and N i-rbang-KJukiang Railways, is appointed concurrently Chairman of the Hmn Provincial Government in riieecrsi'-;; to Genera! Chang r'"ichang, uhn Es permitted to re
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    Indians In Fiji Protest Against Racial Discrimination
    604 19 (United Press). Etawah, Dec. 15. U!-i:n account (»1 the All-Fiji Indians' Conscience held at ntly under the presidentship of Pandit (Dr > Hri,,u, wherein representatives of th c Indians from all iipated, is released to th e press by Mr. Prem Narain :A
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    256 19 (United Press). nip a v ew DelhiAubrey Metcalfe in reply to a question by Mr. Satyamurti informed the Legislative Assembly that th e expenditure incurred from Civil Estimates on the North-West Frontier from 1923-24 to 1937-38 amounted approximately Rs. 21,73,89,000 and that on
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    352 19 (United Press). Wa !i i, 7 )oc. 15. COULD not be i< j.u ;y to conduct the struggle which must engage and exhaust time and energy in the pursuit of persona! nv tt< r to tne ex elusion of the most imp trtant one of
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    274 19 (United Press.) New Delhi. **THE matter is under examination,'* this was the reply of Sir .James 1 Grig* to a question by Sardar Mangal Singh asked in the Central Legislative Assembh a* to whether Government contemplated levying death duty in this country and
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