Malaya Tribune, 24 December 1938

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newstoaber: Guaranteed Largest Sales xxm -No. 305. SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Saturday. December 24, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1938 FIVE CENTS.
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      43 1 |\DAY Dominant In Malaya "BULLDOG" J STOCT f J GUINNESS IS GOOD F J FOR YOU! J^V w.p.a. iA /ion bahy needs tnitß~ ijrVj from a bottle at its best STRONG MUSCLES SOUND TEETH r STRAIGHT BONES THAT IS EVERY BABY S BIRTHR,CHT
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      253 1 Let us make a complete analysis o< our eye trouble! One modern!' covers entire cost. Exnmxl at ion. .Gipsies. .Frame-;. thSmp/on hjptical c° Qualified Lyesight Sperta'ists. 4, ARCADE BLU(i., PHONE 3002 t. A. Thompson. Dr. of Ocular S<*ie»w. DETTOLI «HE MODERN ANTISEPTIC Safeguards the Family keep a bottle handy Your
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      33 1 IMADAME PAGE] 92, Piccadilly, London. i EXPERT DRESSMAKER AND DESIGNER. I Gowns Designed S» Created in Ler work room* j 5 $30 j I 13, BATTERY ROAD, jj SINGAPORE. UnmmMhmmmmhhmmJ r -'""->fi «^1
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    Man Acquitted On Retrial
    219 2 Singapore, Thursday. gOH Huat, a Techiu, who was convicted and fined $3 or in default of payment to undergo five days' r.i. for obstruction and a further fine jf $40 or three weeks' r.i. by Mr. G. S. Rawlings in the third police court last month,
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    JAPAN HINTS AT DEMANDS FROM CHINA
    55 2 -Reuter. Tokyo, Dec. 22. BROADCASTING to-night the Premier, Prince Konoye, laid down the condition of the SinoJapanese anti-comintern pact and the placing of economic co-opera-tion between China and Japan on a footing of equality as the guiding principles for the re-adjustment of relations between
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    What Readers Are Saying
    1103 2 COUNCIL REFORM I t B litllllll lla 9|| We welcome intelli qent letters on any subjZ readers, but fn publishing them we Jl not necessarily associate ourselves with the Vu ,l expressed. I (To the Editor of the Mcilaya Tribune) Sir, —Whatever view we may take
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    STOLE 500 TEMBUSU TREES
    155 2 Singapore, Thursday Indian cooly who was chai with the theft of 500 teml trees from a rubber estate at the 15 3 4 milestone, Marselmg Road, at j about 4.15 p.m. on Dec. J, wa morning convicted and sentenced I a fine of $10 or ten
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      403 2 STEAMER SAILINGS and BRITISH INDIA (incorporated in England). P. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage S"poro 1938. t BEHAR 6 000 Dec. 2*3 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Dec. 30 IS3S X SOUDAN 6,5f'0 Jan. 13 RANCHI 17,000 Jan. 13 RANPURA 17 Jan. 27 RAWALPINDI 17.0CG Feb. 1J J BURDWAN 6C70
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      335 2 STEAMER SAILINGS I DOES YOUR I LEAVE APPROACH? I Please let us offer you I accommodation on the H fastest, most modern and m luxurious. I N.D.L. EXPRESS I LINERS. m Passage Agents: 1 LOHMANN CO., LTD., 9 124, Robinson Road, hj Phone 7565. STRAITS SIEAMSHIP CO., LTD. LOCAL SAILINGS
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      335 2 HOLIDAY CRUISES I To: BANGKOK SAIGON. S By Luxurious One Class Motorships. 5 m c: Pl P'!?l acement ,?55 From Penan ff- p S ham, Malacca, Spore m-8. Selandia (13,000' 20-12 21-12 °2 12 24 12 QUt. Bohn s ia" (12,500) 10-1 11-1 ~J2-1 14-1 ■DU •Laiandia" (11.000» 31-1 1-2
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      207 2 L TRAVEL BY 0. S. X, LINE SPEED SERVICE SATISFACTION t Express Liners: m.s. "BUENOS AIRES MARU" ms. "S\NTOS 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 d Rio de 31 days. Montevideo 8 2*£ Buenos
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      501 3 Odv^U^ymdJL PUBLIC NOTICES. Singapore Municipality TENDERS are now invited for the i materials or service. For see Municipal Tender Room Date of Closing. an Electric :;i Holland milestone. 12 noon, Jan. 3. 1939. Labour for 1 Gasholder 12 noon. Dec. 29, 1938. luicc Vcives for period 1-5-39 4 p.m.. March
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      562 3 PUBLIC NOTICES GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. *s?«3£££ Kf« the Office applyln S for a form of rum XrV v deposit th- ne H "»dred Douars with the Accountant pwn ne cf Uie rciin ?Jr a I d production -r re for thus deposit. t c crown aepcsice J l W)Ji D torfeiUd
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      585 3 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. 1 ENGAGEMENT. LE!E—SF.OW The engagement is announced between Mr. Leo Yong Leng y-ungest son of Mr. Lee Feng Stone end the late Mrs. Lee Pone Siong. and Mi.ss Scow kJoo Lung, second daughter Cf Mr. and Mrs. Scow Thene H:i Pi SITiONS VACANT WANTED Experienced Ladies Tailor. Apply
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      248 3 STAR BRAND JUJUBES SPECIAL OFFER Every bottle contains FREE COUPON llano 1 two coupons to your retailer and he will five you ONE FULL SIZE FREE BOTTLE! AGENTS: THE BORNEO CO., LTD., Singapore Branches. Swiss Watches and Clocks Ladios" Watches ftpm s-f*. bHS >mM Gents" Watches from s ;..-,n. Modern
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      171 3 GREETINGS. The Proprietor of The Gem Nursery extends to his clients (hottl local anci abroad) his best wishes foi a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. BIOZYGEN wishes all consumers A MERRY X'MAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR j j 14 I G RAND Russian Circus j
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      115 3 I RUBBER MARKET CONTINUES TO BE STEADY I?ASTERN parities continue to rule considerably higher than those ti the London and New York markets. In Lendon there is a definite tend- ncy m the part of producers to sell fc:ward at a very small premium < ver nearby, says Gatnrie's weekly
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    879 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING .Singapore, Dec. 23, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 7*4 41Asam Kumbang 28- 20-nom Austral Malay 431- 47;-nom Ayer HiL.m 22 236 Ayer Wei." 0 64 Bangrin Tin 21i6 226 Latu Selangor l 31 1.36 Eerjuntai
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    103 4 London. Dec 23 Paris 177 '.J 64 New York 4 0( 9 16 Montreal a r o^ H Brusseli 2-.08 1 2 Geneva 2U C6 o Amsterdam 8.53 7 16 Mian 88$ d rlln 1 L*tt& Copenhagen 2i 7 a Oslo 19.90' Prague 125-» 226 3 < Madrid
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    159 4 LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore. Dec 23. 5 p.m. Company Dividend Books Tj ol l fo) TIN. 55 Date Ex. Div Hongkong Tin S% linal Date s at? JCiirn.v, h !ess tax 30 Dec 19 20 7, c less tax 30 Dec 19 W56 Southern Kinta 2>'
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    109 4 Maynard ft Co Ltd $30,000 tot Apr. 30. Oct. 31.. 90 inn 99 -too norn SINGAPORE MVHIi IPAL: b% MM red. 1.940 S4JLOOO Int Mar. 31. Sept. 30 Aai r 3?' 1947 **«W,oi*'int*"' 103 -2 norn 190?' r °ed. !otl mY HO norn Mar. 31, 30 Int.
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    328 4 Singapore, Dec 23. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats W% JAyer Hi turns 226 Bangrins 22- aBatu Selangors 1.3- 13. Hitams 0- 33 ?->ongkong Tin 19 20-xd Chenderiargs 12 6 13 b Hong Fatts 0.69 073 Mrto Hyd. 7 3 8 poh Tin 22 0 23.6 Jelapangs
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    HOTEL LEFT TO EMPLOYEES
    109 4 Seville. ANE of the biggost hotels in Seville. v the "IngTaterra," has been bequeathed by its late owner to the hotel staff and employees. The dead man. Don Francisco Carreras. had never given any hint of his intention, and the news of their legacy came as
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    382 4 LONDON COMMODITIES v Spot Buye tru Sellers 3 1 -1i« Ist Forward (January) Buyers 3 1 16 2nd Forward (February) Buyers 8'" M m Sellers r ?ia 3rd Forward (Apr.Uune) Buyers 8 3 16 1 m k Seller* r 1 n 4 516 «5 16 i v
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      425 4 BAXK OF CHINA Vncorporated in China oy Special Charter). m Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office 6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442 Exchange Dept. 6441 G& ecal Office 5188-f) Cable Address: CHLTNGKUO." Paid Up Capita! Ch. 40,000,000.00 Reserve Funds in Excels ot Ch. 4,800,000.00 Total Assets approximately Ch. 1,800,000,000 M Tse-Vu:i?
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      92 4 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, (TRUSTEES) I LIMITED. (Incorporated in Straits Settlement* registered as a Trust Company). Guaranteed and controlled by The Mercantile Bank of India. Limited The Company, having the necessary powers, is prepared to utferfc ke Executor and Trustee Busii^csa and ail other work authorised by Section 7
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      100 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, Ltd. 'Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) CAPITAL: Authorised «40,000,000.00. Issued and Pa.d Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHCLIA STREET. SINGAPORE Local Branches 458 > North Bridge Road, Singapore. 253, South Bridge Road, Singapore. Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA" LONDON BANKERS: NEW ¥ORX BANKERS: Midland Bank, Lid Irving Trust
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      449 5 church SERVICES I I HOPIST CHURCH Aye- street > I nda: Bche >j ciasI vice ot Worship. v Han Keng I School Christmas I i sue Chnscmai I p.m Pray?:- Meet p m. Choir Practice. E GOSI EL HALL jB i idge Roadie e Berr;c€^ 1 Go: pel Service In
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      450 5 meeting. Malay Services <20-D Lorong 27. Gcvlang) Church Eloer: Mampe Siregar Saturday I to-day) Sabbath School 10 a.m. Oivme Service, ll a.m. iSt. Thomas Institution. 09, Joo Chiat Place) Sundays. 7.30 p.m. ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHAPEL »486. Serangoon Roadi Sunday, 9 a.m. Christmas Service I English). Speaker: Rev. C. M.
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      1104 5 THE HAN WHO WAS HALF-DEAD now full of life and energy. There are hundreds of such men out here—worn-out before their time, listless, irritable, and prey to every fever, chill or influenza that's going. Always too fagged out to enjoy either work vi play. You may be one of them.
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      110 5 KNOW WHAT IS AHEAD OF YOU! CONSULT Prof. K. S. Maniam. The Royal Occultist, author cfl "The Secret <>l the Palm" etc., whuj predicted numerous astoundintriy I accurate events, including deatns ol H. R H Prmcc Purachatn H H. Sir Sultan Alaidcn Suliman, the Access.on of Prince Laxamami to the
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      437 6 IH s l P 1 <JV it I 3" SELF-PRIMING PUMP complete with dv*3 engine to operate en Dlesed oil weighs only Nibs. Handles water thick witn muJ cr sand without clogging from seepage to 15,00u gals. p< I ,ur Self-Primed at '-'8 it. suctioa lilt— r iu it. delivery
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      97 6 1 1939 I AMERICAN H.M.V. RADIOS J i 11 tm>vil^^^MßMßßß^B BBB^^BMsa'^Bßa RADIOGRAM Model 12<jr 12 RCA Tubes. I 6?ol- Agents: KEE HI V I RADIO ro„ I 122-124. Orchard Road, SINGAPORE. Phone 4060 I GIFTS FOR THE I M WH OLF FAMILY I mW 4k\ Wm> m mf m mk
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      54 6 X'MAS GIFTS WHAT COULD BE A BETTER OR MORE ACCEPTABLE GIFT THAN A GOOD WATCH I The Finest rr-lections of Cvma. Vulcain ana Roskopf Watches on I view at our showroom nud you are cordially invited to inspect them YICK V/OH HINC 129. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. (Near Middle Road). 1
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      119 6 For Economy Smc >th Runnin Vlvvays Choos :T CARRIES wi IH i'OU I j GUARANTY THAI KO OTHER j MAKE CAN Gi\ \<; YOU. EASIEST TEKMS OOURTEOUS &FRVICE. Sole Agents: THE MALAYAN C ULL CO., LTD.. 7 8 Dhoby Ghaut. X'MAS SALE AT BABA CO., LTD. MIDDLE ROAD BABA STORE
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      998 6 Christmas Carols From i RAOICVI Singapore —8.15 p.m. J zhl NIRO I ZHP 30 96 metres (9.69 mcs) YDC 15 15 Mcs (19.8 m.) K| 5 P.m. 620 Gymnastic.v AwLwM jI I I I G35 Light gramophone music. m J. < k L 12.45 Light orchestral concert by Rel cSQ
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    GREETINGS
    15 7 RIS I \S TO YOU ALL—Deanna Durbin sends Yuletide Greetings to ail her admirers.
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    ANN MORRISS ASKS FOR CONTRACT OKAY
    52 7 \LTHOUGH she portrays sophisticated w men on the screen. Ann Morriss pad to go to court to have her new -Goldwyn-Mayer contract approve tl b\ Superior Court Judge Emmet H Wilson.' Miss Morriss is only eighteen. tr.Ms thf reason for the trip to the
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    THE CITADEL
    87 7 ■The Gtadei". Metro-Goldwyn-Mayers film version of Dr. A.J. Cronin's internationally best-selling novel, is a ''distinct and valuable contribution to tr:e grcvTing library of films that portray the present social scene vv:th honesty and vigour" In the omnion of a n mittee representing Associated Film Audiences of America. Robert
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    Rooney And Bartholomew Learn To Box
    530 7 ENTERTAINMENT So h a M SC f racehor -es, not truck horses!" iV v- IS 41 f th or > "Pon which the physical development of «a-t Bartholomew, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's fourteen-year-old star. proceed according to C. B. "Doc" Roemer, his trainer. Rccmer, who for five
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    LAST NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHTS
    162 7 A PICTURE lo appeal to all ages is "Boys' Town," which opened at the Capitol last night. It will appeal to the youngster because of its youthful thrills and to the adult because of its sound psychology and clever acting. The story is mainly fictional but
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    "MY LUCKY STAR"
    147 7 A SPECTACULAR d. ilay of iceskating by the charming Bonja Henie is seen in the Alh.irobra's latest picture. "My Lucky Star" which opened a season last nigrtt Playing opposite Miss Henie is Richard Greene, "a newcomer on th»: screen, who makes a good leading man. Story of
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      60 7 Attraction At I nLixiL o PM. TO-NIGHT P.M. ramomnt's Mighty Adventure i t l ■"THE I with lEDRIC MARCH and I.OJIO others. El -diy To-morrow RONALD COLMAN IN Lest Hcrrizon" VARSITY SHOW" iiicr:i3iii; •gj* only $25. g« i 1 ia as good as any cycle 57 Robinson Road. 1 HONE:
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      47 7 LISTEN TO REASON r advised j GET Vdl ll 1 EYES TESTED t-OU RIGHT CLASSES t« lljimti improve voui s*" 3 vision right V; j away. DON'T DELAY. We can do this for yon at a "cry reasonable charge. New China Optical Co., 11. Uieh St.. Singapore
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      124 7 Call At D. T. LIM COMPANY FOR BEST KRUPOKS PICKLES CURRY CON DIM UNTS SPICED SEASON L'EEF CHITNEYS READY MADE SAMBAtS Cl T R«*Y POWDER DESSERT COFFEE FLAVOURING ESSENCES CAKES COLOURING GREEN PEAS FIOUR Etc.. Etc. four visit is cordially welcome. 353, NORTH BRIDGE BO AD, SINGAPORE OIL The supreme
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      221 7 WINCARNIS THE GREAT BODY BUILDER, YOUR DAUGHTER'S HEALTH Young pirls entering their teens need special care and attention in order to hep their delicate systems adapt themselves easily to functional changes. Careful parents realise this but often overlook the fact that complete -nd regular bowel movement* arc necessary to maintain
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      96 7 THE OIL-BOUND WATER PA BNT HALL'S DISTEMPER is an ttil-bound icashable WATER PAINT and must never b? confused with ORDINARY DISTEMPERS, ceiling-while or colour wash. Embracing t wonderful new form 01 manuiacU ing process. consists of a scientifically cjnivounded varnish-emulsion paint which drie* to a malt finish ol 1 tture
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      485 8 Wfslti,T \hinms A iiirrnt Xmns f j [STARTS 10-DAY! 7; I >.. A 1 1 REAL XMAS TREAT COMES TO TOWN! I HHrI J happy, TUXEFUL, MUSICAL COMKDY! l^^^^g j T//r// On 77/r £or< Light" Z > i I WISHING ALL OUR PATRONS A MERRY CHRISTMAS! 4» A 15 SS
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      172 8 I Wv Uisli aH our I'.ilrons a MERRY \M\S!~ I I llor«*** <oi4' Heal l o irfurc for your YulrfiriV Joy 3 SHOWS TO-DAY the CAPITOL J 4 HOLIDAY SHOWS TO-MORROW and MONDAY lla.m. -3.15 SJS I The Finest Picture c' the Ye"! Absolutely made for XMAS Chee Endorsed by
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      344 8 WISHING OUR PATR ONS ""a"" j AND A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. ROAD I (Malaga's Leading Amusement Park). i DANCE PALACE I lAM CONDITIONED). PHONE 2477. RESTAURANT BAR ATTACHED. j Xightf y;-9-30 p.m. Till Midnight- I Z Admission 50 cents. 24th. X'MAS EVE Gala Dance, from 830 pm until 2 lea-Dance
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      1015 9 EUROPEAN IN SERIOUS CAR CRASH tine Staff Rrnorter) WVTtuH Koala Lumpur, Friday. Raw.,,*IN, Mr. F. T Home- ni^t ,a,,8 r R ad W about 10.30 1 .1 the Ranb -Australian Resins j ompany and his 1 I J" nor in i ar ies. Mr. Homewood river, i.oo 'l.am received tifSJ?
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      12 9 ALHAMBRA Cowing Shortly tt*U)t dsXA rut > j^j|^^^^^^^^ iCOUKSaCROWO ItirmWliiitMnMii t tta-rtt -n..—t»n«.
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      142 9 A REAL CHRISTMAS TREAT FOR EVERYBODY/ A Picture Made Specrially for Your l]iijjoTiiicnl During The Festive Season! 1 1 am.* mmmmmmMmMWk9WmMmmmmMmmmmmmmMmWm*M» jjjg j ALHAMBRA 3-15, 6*15 9-15 pm. 20th CENTUR Y. FOX PRESENTS A Picture SEE J|^^ The %Jt V Magnificent W V f "ALICE WONDER- P'PiF 1 LAND" fl£M[P
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    JAPAN'S PEACE TERMS
    573 10 QNCE again Japan is reported to be making peace overtures to China. According to a message from Chungking, she is said to have suggested the following terms: China should recognise Manchukuo as an independent State; Marshal Chiang Kai Shek should retire from active politics for a time
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    Britain guards The Back Door To China
    1088 10 WEEK-END REVIEW Arteries j L/i I rade THE much-talked-of highway linking the British territory cf Burma witli the Chinese Province cf Yunnan has at last been completed. Though certain parts of this highway are still very crude in construction on account of the
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    To-Day's Bright Thoughts
    59 10 "The conductor of a large orcbesti requires a certain amount of cottftge.' declares a writer. Enough to enable him to face the music, anyway A A little boy at the Zoo was raorw by a keeper for teasin- a tfger If ti sort of thing goes on
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    To-day's News Review
    576 10 'ft HREF, nations that c reated crises during the last year or two may face crises not of their own choosing ia 193f>. jN Germany the aggressive policies which secured Austria and part of Czechoslovakia for the Reich have produced huge liabilities and few assets. Both regions
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      173 10 Wishing you I A MERRY CHRISTMAS I I A BRIGHT PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR KOItIVSOV AUK LTD. j SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. I (WE CLOSE AT 0 I.M. TO-DAY). j I FOR THE BENEFIT OF j Christmas Shoppers j 1 REMAIN I OPKA j UNTIL 6.00 P.M. TO-DAY SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
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    NEW AID FOR SURGEONS ON TEST
    59 11 Some of the latest devices to help in the conquest of disease were to be seen at the Exhibition of Radiological Apparatus in the Central Hall, Westminster, London. This photo shows a new operating table which can be tilted to any angle by means
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    REICH MOVING TOWARDS CRISIS
    145 11 Reuter. Berlin, Dec. £3. GERMANY is moving towards an internal crisis, says the diplomatic correspondent of the Manchester Guardian. H ares that there is a certain I resentment in Germany, the Munich Agreement Ui spite of his success, Hitler considered to have impethe peace of Europe,
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    ROYAL CHRISTMAS PLANS
    72 11 Reuter. don, Dec. 23— Among the thouol Londoners new leaving to Christmas In the country despite fog to-day were Prince Edand Princess Alexandra of Kent. with their nurses to join the tamiiy at Sandringham. ballroom at Sandringham is deed with a Christmas tree 20 feet and will
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    XMAS TRAGEDY ON CRUISER
    56 11 Reuter. Eombav, Dec 23—Two members of •v. from the British cruiser Mnn're killed and one injured a seaplane struck telephone wir*s alighting near Cochin harbour crashed in"shallow water. The injured man, Pilot Liseu Grimm believed to have escaped deatn nj gaping from the plane into the
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    REICH PLEASED WITH LIMA RESULTS
    194 11 Reuter. Berlin, Dec. 23. GERMANY appears to be highly satisfied with the outcome of the lima Conference. The fact that the Argentine resolution on solidarity was passed instead of the much sharper anti-Fascist United States resolution is generally welcomed here. The Berliner Tageblatt says the
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    FRENCH BUDGET
    17 11 Reuter. Paris Dec 23.—The chamber hai flnaUy passed the budget by 366 to 229 votes.—Reuter.
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    JAPAN FEARS INTERVENTION BY WESTERN POWERS IN THE WAR
    385 11 ATTACK A GAINST SOVIET Reuter. Tokyo, Dec. 23. |?EAR of joint intervention in the Sino-Jap°,n-ese conflict by rv.itain the United States, France and the Soviet was expressed by Mr. Shimada, an executive member of the Seivukai Party, in an address to
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    U.S. NAVY ATLANTIC SQUADRON
    62 11 Reuter. Washington, Dec. 23.— The Navy Department announces that the recently created Atlantic Squadron will be -'or. a permanent basis until changed." the Atlantic Squadron was formed during the Czechoslovak crisis and >ts enlargement from 14 to about 60 wa» ships was announced in October. It
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    CAIRO MINISTER IN AIR MISHAP
    50 11 Reuter. Cairo. Dec. 23.—Sir Miles Lampson. the British Minister, and Lady Lampson. were involved in an alarming accident when returning to Cairo from a shoot ing trip at Lake Ekiad. Their plane buckled the under-carriage as it was taking off, but nobody was injured.— Reuter.
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    DIPLOMATIC RUPTURE MAY FOLLOW ICKES' ANTI-NAZI SPEECH
    296 11 Reuter. Washington, Dec. 23. JjIPLOMATIC circles here are openly speculating on the possibility of a rupture of relations between the United States and Germany. T h o "primitive CPltare" rib at the Nazis by Mr. Tckes and stronsIV worded rejection of Germany's protest
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    JAPAN SQUEEZING OUT DEMOCRATIC POWERS?
    219 11 Reuter. London Dec. S3. \\A. the London paper- give prominence to l*rinc c Konoyt s announcement ol peace terms to China. Commenting on the proposed anti-comintern China-Japan-Manchukuo bloc, the News Chronivie says. U A* the Comintern is supposed to govern the activities of all non-totalitarian
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    NAZIS THREATEN ACTORS
    78 11 Reuter. New Yorr. Dec. 23. Because of speeches made at the opening i I the Theatre of Arts the committee of the campaign on behalf cf refugees, actors Raymond Niamey Walter Huston aid journalist Dorothy Thornps. r. have received threa ding letters i'om anonymous Nazi sympathisers. The
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    GERMAN SLANDERS OF BRITISH ARMY
    50 11 Reuter London. Dec. 23.—The War Office today emphatically denied slanderous allegations against the conduct ol British troop,. In Palestine which have appeared in the German press, including allegations of atrocities such as British if oops gouging cut the eyes of prisoners and burning prisoners alive.—Reuter
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    Giant Pandas, World's Rarest, Happily Housed In London Zoo
    226 11 Reuter. London, Dec. 23. Baby. Beauty, Grandmother Hand ri.c'from the western mountains of sue d u\„ nwt animals in the world and fhe n74 seen in Europe-which ved by the Blue Funnel liner Ante- fnri are now comfortably housed In Z
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    ROME WILL FETE BRITISH STATESMEN
    103 11 Reuter. Rome, Dec. 23. THE Villa Mudama, a residence preserved for distinguished visitors, is to be prepared for Mr. Chamberlain and Lord Halifax for their visit to Rome. The programme includes dinner at the Palazzo Venezia, followed by a reception and a gala performance of
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    MEMEL TO GO TO REICH AGAIN ?
    143 11 MEMEL TO GO TO REICH AGAIN Reuter. Kaunas, Dec. 23. [HUME Mm ster Mlroiuui told Parliament that the Government, taking account of Germany's i-ifcrest in Mem< I and the fulfilling of German wIaSkCJ had deciders fha If necessary 1 i'huan'a wfttHd S""H a Cabinet minister tr> R"~iir He suggested that
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    FRANCO'S PROTEST UNDER' DISCUSSION
    184 11 Reuter. London, Dec. 23. THE Spanish Nationalist Government's protest against the alleged distribution 07 amunition from French sources to the Republican destroyer JOM L'lis Di«z at Gibraltar is at present under 'onsideration by the British Government in conjunction with the French authorities. No official comment on
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    EIGHT KILLED IN AIR RAIDS
    48 11 Reuter. London, Dec. 23 —Eight p ople were killed and 21 injured in air raids on Tarragona and Barcelona last night, says the Spanish press agency. Three reople were killed and nine wounded at Tarragona and five killed and twelve wounded at Barcelona.—Reuter.
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    JAPAN INCOMPETENT AS MILITARY POWER
    234 11 Reuter. London. Dec. St. nrHK gicatest surprise in the Sino-Japanese war lias been Japar < military incorapetence. says "The Spectator," discussing the Sino-Japanes e situation. Th journal quotes the distinguished American journalist Edward Alowrer. who in his new book on China asserts that in the
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    U.S. CABINET CHANGE
    56 11 Reuter. Washington. Dec. President Roosevelt has appointed Mr. H. L. Hopkins a.s Secretary of Commerce in succession to Mr. Daniel Roper' M'" Hopkins is at present administrator or' the works progress administration, which is the Federal agency in charge of '*elicf Colonel F Borrineton is appointed to
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    BOUND OVER FOR "SHAM" FIGHTING
    72 12 Singapore, Friday. HARBOUR Board Police Constable n yesterday saw Kong Hung and Lecng Lim punching each other bemud a sh:d in the S.H.B. premises. Mr. C. H. Koh. Sijfh Magistrate, to-day bound over Kon.< Hung and I.eong Lim in the sum of SlO each, to
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    IMPROVEMENT TRUST ACTION
    413 12 A meeting of the Singapore Improve- ment Trust was held on Dec. 14, among those present being the President. Municipal Commissioners (Mr. W. Bartlev. C M.G.. M B E.. M C S. >. chairman, the Chairman. Rural Board (Mr. S. Ebdeiv. the Settlement Engineer (Major G. R.
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    MAILS DELAYED
    60 12 TtH by Im Peria.l Airways, 2; tbat tne weather conditions now being experienced in Western Su^ftn' d f the have caused the freezing of several intermediate ports of call in Central France kus naj caused some delay in the harcon°HV ChliStmaS mMls *is hopeS sin J nS B
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    THE JEYPORE
    19 12 The P. and O. Jeypore is due at Shigag re from Hongkong at 8 a.m. on Toes-
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    Court Story Of Lover's Threat To Husband
    600 12 "CHASED WITH KNIFE" Singapore. Friday. JHE 'eternal triangle" figured in an amazing story of domestic tangle before Mr. W. J. Thorogood in the Relief Court this I morning, in which a husbwd alleged he was chased by "the other man** with a knife
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    MAN AND WOMAN ON SERIOUS CHARGES
    75 12 Singapore, Friday. A THIRT Y-year-old Cantonese woman, Fong Yuet Phu and a thirty-year-old Teochiu, Yeo Soo Cnuan, appeared before Mr Kenneth A. Blacker in the fourth police court this morning. The first accused was chareed with Soo Chin Huat vvhUe the allaS cond assused,
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    Appeal Against Conviction Dismissed
    187 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore. Friday. THE appeal, of Nawab Din, till lately a constable at the Naval Base, against the conviction for rape was dismissed this morning at the Court of Criminal Appeal consisting of the Chief Justice, .Air. Justice McHUwaine, Mr. rustic*. a'Becketi Terrell, and
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    ALLEGED THEFT
    97 12 Singapore. Friday. THE charge of alleged theft of a gold 1 chain, gold tooth pick and gold car pick valued in all about $20, preferred against two Cantonese named Aw Poon arid Aw Yong Yue was mentioned in the second police court before Mr Conrad Oldham this morning
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    Singapore Crime Reports
    117 12 Singapore. Frio .v. A Hokkien woman reports that cash of $8.50 was stolen from her person in Joo Chiat Road by an unknown Chinese at 1.30 p.m. yesterday A A A Cantonese woman reports the theft ol cash and jewellery yalued In all $6 1 1.50 from
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    DANISH SHIP'S MAIDEN TRIP
    7 12 special holiday cruise.
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    Hot-Water Bag Causes Death Of New-Born Child
    321 12 I From 0'ir Own Correspondent] Johore Bahru, Thursday. J HAT the death of the ehild was due to the untrained act of Rokiali > hamad Aass,n a probationary midwife who placed the j a hot water ba S through sheer ignorance and yet
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    CHINA RELIEF FUND
    46 12 ffi Relief Yogi JU s Ra G f?.!?'* tbe Wat Hath.: come forward voluntoHh? S r Ugil one cf his Yoev rfim y 4 and Sa/c save the anc; cause although he w^enmh^ l?* httui I must speno Indians towards tht th nghtfu!
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    WHY PUBLIC WORKS ARE DELAYED
    160 12 'Tribune Staff Reportef) the peonie a, of \T mt Friday as of Selangor wonder, "verll occaS to K have ha our pubhc work, aVf So, e of '"ore expeditiously ?h let them no Si |J a at P«*ent, Department PU ü b,ic Work H. Roberts'
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    SINGAPORE MAINTAINS HEALTH RECORD
    260 12 S T main lain. ita Z for health. of plague, choi- a the past week. The only notj Eicj the week was from i aent Infection wa human cases. Cholera was re and Madras in Br Homikon- in Chi .ported a small mum, test wee*, viz,
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    ALLEGED COUNTERFEIT NOTES
    90 12 I Singapore. Friday. APPEARING b f<.re Mi: Kenneth A. Blacker fa the fourth police court to-day was a Chinese named Tong Liew Hons charged at the instance of Detective Inspector Jeans for bcirii; in possessiM <»f twelve 25-guilder currencj notes I snowing or having reasons to know
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    Licence Suspended
    42 12 Singapore. Friday.—Far driving in negligent manner at the junction 3ras Basah Road and Bencoolen Strei on November 7, Ng Ycng Hai. who plea! Ui guilty, was to-day fined $20 by MH. Whilton. Traffic Magistrate. Accused's licence was suspended one month.
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    TEA DANCE
    37 12 A tea dance will be held at ti. cable Athletic Association premises oa AiCttday 26 from 1 to 4 p.m. Tlv president, »lr. Lim Nai Van has doaatea i>r*zes fancy balloons and streamers for cistribuiion.
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    Season's Spirit Pervades The Courts
    115 13 f <v Reporter) ngapore, Friday, lose women and a ime un before Mr. i this afternoon on a charge of using •:•!•*> and volun>i« hurt. (i Osborne-Jones, two ol (he parties worship that at ;i line of the v ere supposed to message of "peace
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    How German Leaders Will Celebrate Christmas
    60 13 Reuter Berlin. Dec. 2'). S are definitely shelved until ihe new year. aits of Herr Hitler and a Ivisers do not admit of ngs or conversations. -pond Christmas With his and then go to Berchtesg.i Ribbentrcp will remain with on estate. Dr. in bed
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    FIRE IN FRANCE
    67 13 Reuter. Paris, Dec. pal 'al the Invalides have beuun I*l down and there is no rise lg to Napoleon's leaping Jor an hour from tie centre part of the ite end to the tomb It. n >uld spr< ad to the gilded the fire brigade appear to
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    German Press Suggests Abolition Of Concessions
    119 13 COMMENT ON RECENT JAPANESE STATEMENT Reuter. Berlin, Dec. 23. SOME of the privileges of other stat?s in China against which China hrhas protested a?ain and asain are particularly the international concessions in important centres which must be aholished, says Voelkischer Bcobachter commenting on the
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    BUSINESS MAN INJURED IN CAR ACCIDENT
    84 13 Singapore. Friday. MR 11. Elphick, managing director o; Messrs. Wiliiani Jacks Co. (Malaya) Ltd.. was involved in a motor accident at Wayang Satu last night. Mr Elphick was injured and had tc be admitted to the General Hospital. His condition is satisfactoiy. Mrs. Nunn.
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    Silent Protest Against Atheism
    43 13 the the Wn 0 r Free tatholi™ irtmi i n ts ngreS tV many """W*** Komau George's Roman 1 !l r ceilU y «arehed in silence from st Where Soulhwark Westminster i atnedra bishop of Vestmm 5 ardina| EE
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    Japanese Press Reactions To Government Statement
    158 13 Reuter. A w ilr nr T ]n,e h e polity and lkt «f*n™C" e t™«. ment g statement regarding (he future policy towards the Chinese is expressed in the newspapers. Miyako Shimhun says although the spiri, is the as the pre:x irs-ar s,a,c,,:en w,,rk:
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    Question Regarding Dutch Gold Consignments
    79 13 Reuter. Hajrue. Dec. 2.5. TX the second chamber the national socialist deputy asked whether the dispatch oi* Dutch gold stocks to London and New York is not threatening- the country's independence p.nd neutrality in the event of a European war. Dr. Cclijn replied that gold
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    What The Stars Foretell
    299 13 SUNDAY FOR ALL READERS. Christmas day, so forget busi- ncss cares and anxieties. But those who have in follow their I occupations may be heartened I by the knowledge that the stars are very favourable tc their 2 activities. Were it not however J j a
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    Hutton Out Of Test Match
    44 14 Johannesburg. Dec. 23.—Len Hut. ton, who was struck on the head by a 4 ,a.n t Tran vm! will not nlay in tomorrow* f f Walter HrmmnivC En-l-nfV i. b e unf-» r to Hutton to play him.— Reuter.
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    ENGLAND'S TEST TEAM
    88 14 (Reuter). Johannesburg, Dec. 23. aagland's cricket test team to play South Africa will be the followin Hammond, Fames, Valentine, Yardley. Gibb, Edrich, C.oddard. Payntrr Veritj. Wilkinson and Ames (with Bartlett as the twelfth man). Hutton is not playing as it is too soon af.er Cue recent accident.
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    Java Play Disappointing Game
    548 14 S.C.C.-Army Combined Team Win By 2— 1 S.C.C. Army Combined 2; Java Team L JHE Java team flattered only for a moment at the beginning in to-days match against the S.C.C.—Army, and then gave a spiritless display for the rest of the game. On the run
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    SPORTS TO – DAY
    84 14 SPORTS TO DAY HOCKEY—Batavia Team vs. Army at the S.C.C RUGBY—S.C.C. vs. Penang and Perak at the S.C.C. TO-MORROW SOCCER-S.C.FA v.s. SCRC «X L I on the Anson Road around. This match is in aid ot the China Relief Fund TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENT—At th*» Tamil Reforms Association <20 Klans Road'
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    JOHORE HOCKEY MATCH CANCELLED
    36 14 From Our Own Correspondent' Muar, Friday. ouc to the inability of Johore Bahru players to travel to S gamat, the second Johore state hockey trial match scheduled for to-day has been cancelled.
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    SELECTIONS BY "MARCUS SUPERBUS"
    102 14 Following are selections I subject hi acratehings) for Monday's races at Penang. Hors.;;. i lass 1. Div 1. 6 furs. MEADOW MAN Pure Gold Horses. Class I, Div. 2. ii furs. SALADIN Temple Horses, Clam 2. Div. I, furs. CELTIC BARD See You Later Horses, Class
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    LADIES' MONTHLY MEDAL COMPETITION
    62 14 Ihe Garrison Golf club's Ladies' monthly medal competition was played at Tanplm on Tuesday and Wednesday tost and re ulted In a win for Mrs ?v V11 a rrturn of 2 d w The fohowug wer the best returns.Mrs. F. G. BrittorotlS 2 down Mrs. J
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    A MOMENT OF SUSPENSE
    14 14 incidents h\ the S.C.C.—Army vs. Java tt*m nockey BMlVtll yesterday.
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    SOM PONG- MARQUEZ FIGHT ON MONDAY
    293 14  -  (By "PETE" a final and appropriate contribution to close this year's boxing activities. Mr. George E. Lee, the popular Boxing Promoter of the Happy World, has for his last brilliant offering a card of six event? on Boxing Day. Monday, Dec. 26, with Marquez
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    Fast Pace
    15 15 iii ■.''•til iii the S.K.C. vs. RAF hm l maUh Uhuh lne wo..
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    Sikhs' Annual Cricket And Hockey Fixtures
    182 15 v] jving are the annual intercricket and hockey fixtween the Selangor Sikh the Singapore Khalsa ;:OW—ll a.m. to 4 p.m. 15 p.m hockey. DEC 2(5—11 a m to 6 .jh cricket. esday, Dec. 27. a Combined will play a hockey match Army XI. langor
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    A. A. A. BEATEN BY 3—2 AT SOCCER
    140 15 8.M.1 P(, 2, aA A 2 I EADING in the first half by Ii goals to nil, i;ie st Matthew's Ycung Peoples Guild defeated the Amaieur Athletic Association at soccer by .'*—2. The Guild exerted pressure from the start but their nippy
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    Recs Beat Airmen By 3-0 At Hockey
    431 15 HAT TRICK BY CLARKE S.R.C S; R.A.F 0. ||EDIOCRE hockey was served up to the few spectators whe witnessed the second string fixture between the Recs who beat the R.A.F. by three clear goals, being a hat trick by A. Ci-.rke, secured in
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    S'pore Amateur Boxing Results
    453 16  -  (By "Pete" THK finals of the Civilian Championshipa held at the Happy World Stadium last ni<*ht under the auspices of the Singapore Amateur Boxing: Association were a thorough success from every point of view. The boxing was excellent, the crowd unexpectedly largs and everything was carried
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    Fast Try-Outs At Penang This Morning
    450 16 lyiTH the arrival of all ontstatioa strings both fin al for the first day of the Penang Turf Club's X'ma meeting this awning's gallops were watched by a bi lhan before. Although official training was supoosed to «.10 a.m., many borwt* were out muh
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    U.S. Press Replies To German Protest
    144 17 New York, Dec 2:) y„E nerican people do not greatly care what th. r i press officials think bpcausp tv German -ernmcnt is that the Geral liberty, every standard of Prindp,e f .:u cratic faith in which the says the New York Times P«*oundly
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    RUBBER MARKET REMAINS UNCHANGED
    155 17 MARKET conditions have remained ITI unchanged and little business has been passing. There is a good demand at these levels from the trade who, however, still refuse to advance their bids on any hardening of prices, says Lewis and Peat rubber report, dated Dec. 23. The
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    Smallpox Sweeps Shanghai
    83 17 Reuter. Shanghai. Dec. 23. fill 111 now 1.100 cases of small in Shanghai, of which are foreigners. The from these case since the of the month reach a 1 Chinese, and twentvthn foreigncia. The outbreak 'is ed the worst since 1874. I nrroom-Artificer Joseph Pothc cruiser "Suffolk"
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    ALLEGED EXTORTION
    55 17 re, Thursday.—A Hokkiea Cheng Kay was this afterdui ed in the second police re Mr. Conrad Oldham on a attempted extortion of $3 60 Hock Lian on Dec. 3. d claimed trial and Court InT.E Wray asked that the cas? stponed for a week and suggested tail SIOO.
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    Herr Funk To Hurry Back To Germany
    52 17 Reuter. Berlin, Dec. 23.—Econon ie s Minister Herr Funk, who is at present in Italy on account of rJa wife.: health is expected to hurrj and assume the task 11 indite trial dictatorship which Marshal Goering ha.; just entrusted to him under the
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    MR. ROOSEVELT SEES MR. ICKES
    34 17 Reuter. Washington, Dec. 23.—Mr. Roosevelt unexpectedly called on Mr. Ickes at J his home late last night. I The purpose of the visit is not d.s- I closed. —Reuter.
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    WARNED NOT TO QUARREL
    103 17 Singapore. Thursday. BfBEM the charge of voluntarily causing hurt to Mr. Charlie Tan of Amoy Street preferred against two Hainanese, Chiew Dek Hong and Lim Joo Boon, came up for trial in the second police court this afternoon before Mr. Conrad Oldham, Counsel for both the
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    "It's Time For Great Britain To Act"
    120 18 ••jpHK time has come,' declares the Takungpao' an urfienUal Chimg king paper, commenting on the recent debate on *h* Par East slUav ion in the House of Lords. "It is now time far the British Government to ri-sxsmine the situation m the Far
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    389 18 QUESTION OF PRESER VING THE "OPEN DOOR PRINCIPLE IN CHINA COA\MENTS BY CHINESE FOREIGN MINISTER The Nine Power Treaty t Chungking. j "THE contention tha* the Nine-Power Treaty be revised or abolished because a fait accomp'i has been brought about by acts I
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    Economic Mission To America
    123 18 Shanghai. HIKE the extent of sacem of the Chinese Economic Mission in 1 States not fu'lv known, recent Washington report stated Ii '-al circles agreed that far the Mi ssion's success ar enormously greater ben th- Miss-on arrived in a »ita] several months ag««. Alt!i rJins
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    28 18 Above is a picture of the a-.bulanee oan purchased wUh donat Singapore Chmese mechanics. The ambulance is intended for in China.
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    $1,000,000 Distributed For Relieving Distress
    384 18 pi mimlai to approximately SI.MMM have been iis a L tk» National Relief Commission for refugee relief in KuanelJi Honekone and Macao. Mr. Hsu Shih-ying. Aelin- Chairtin MmbskM, informed (he Central News \genev recent h A total of $300,000 has been handed j over by
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