Malaya Tribune, 24 December 1940
1940-12-24
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Title Section22 1940-12-24 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Sales Exceed 16,000 Daily SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Tuesday, December 24, 1940.22 words
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1993 1940-12-24 1 WTtI EXCHANGED rI%Z£ B .[MUSSOLINI: DUCE WANTED WAR Reuter. A DRAMATIC appeal to the ltali n London Dec 24. f* soluu and to follow the Ho,T Tv™ to dimmw Mu by the Prune Minister, Mr. WinstoiTru ft?* hm been forReuter. - 1,993 words
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46 1940-12-24 1 Reuter. Bangkok, Dec*. 24. A 1 RK NCH armoured boat 1 three other vessels sunk by Thai guna five-hour battle *long Mekong river yesterday, hc Thai High Command que, which adds that were laden with which suffered several Ities.—Reuter.Reuter. - 46 words
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Article46 1940-12-24 1 Tribune wishes its rea--1 mm} C hristmas, rhere will be no issue of the Walaya Tribune to-morrow. Pubwatkw will be resumed on Boxing Day, Der. 26. Morning Tribune will com* "fit is usual to-morrow, but there v 'ill be no issue on Dec. 26.46 words
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Article59 1940-12-24 1 Reuter. New York. Dec. 24. NORWAY is not only not defeated J hopes to drive the German der from our land and from other countries they have declared Crown Prince on arrival at Washington England. Prince Olaf exto go to Canada to inspect a camp ofReuter. - 59 words
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Article35 1940-12-24 1 London, D?c. 24. 1 amber of fatal casualties the raid on Manchester on y night was comparatively In view of the severity of the 11 was stated last night.— Reuter.35 words
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47 1940-12-24 1 Reuter. Washington, Dec. 24. THE Acting Republican leader, Senator Austin (Vermont) told reporters yesterday that he advocated the amendment of the Neutrality Act to permit United States ships to carry war supplies to Britain at the owners' risk.— Reuter.Reuter. - 47 words
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288 1940-12-24 1 Reuter. Cairo, Dec. 24. A BIG onslaught by the R.A.F.' on Italian air liases behind the Libyan war front is rtpOfied in yesterday's R.A.F. munique, as well as a big air battle in Albania. aerodromes at Berka and two main reinforcement dromes nearReuter. - 288 words
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Article113 1940-12-24 1 Reuter. London,, Dec. £4. I A SILENT protest from j France" on Jan. 1 «s urged by Gen. de Gaulle I m a message to the French People issued from London last night. Gen. de ftaulle says:— "Jan. 1 win offer to all I frenchmenReuter. - 113 words
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39 1940-12-24 1 Reuter. Ottawa, Dec. 24. D RITA IN has placed orders in Canada for another 12 minesweepers. This brings the tctal number of naval vessel;; to be built in Canadian shipyards up to 120.— Reuter.Reuter. - 39 words
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Article27 1940-12-24 1 Reuter. Washington, Doc. 24. DUESIDENT RooscveH will di.scu.s.s "the present emergency" in a broadcast talk to the nation at a.m. iG.M.T.) on Mondays'. 50 a.m. Malayan time.—ReuterReuter. - 27 words
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Article151 1940-12-24 1 Reuter. Athens, Dec. 24.« go Air: of the stiffed fighting of the present campaign is reported to be raging around Klisura, which is some distance -inland from Chimarra which was captured by the Greeks yesterday. From Salonika come reports of hara fi°hting in bitter cold weather conditions,Reuter. - 151 words
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76 1940-12-24 1 Reuter. Moscow, Dec. 24. THE oiticial Tass agency has is. d denial o* the repoic pi'blL.i d in an AmVtean newspaper that the Chinese army is leccmng large quantities of war material, medical and oth»r supplies via Vladivostock and an American military officerReuter. - 76 words
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Article769 1940-12-24 1 Ferya J. Ferguson - Vichy Replies To Nazi Demands (By Ferya J. Ferguson Renter's diplomatic correspondent> Reuter. London, Dec. 24. GOTH the Nazis and the Fascists are likely to be very disagreeably impressed by the return of Mr. Anthony Bden [to the Foreign Office. In their view, Mr. Eden typifiesReuter. - 769 words
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Article249 1940-12-24 1 DETAINED IN SPAIN UNDER NAZI ORDERS Reuter. i"F ha VP London. Dec. 21. j HAVE good reasons for believing that ex-King Carol's lile is actually endangered. He is detained in an Andalus,;,,, I hotel ,n Seville, by order of Senor Suner, the Spanish Minisler olReuter. - 249 words
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Article69 1940-12-24 1 Reuter. r_ London. Dec. 24. IE dropping of bombs in Northern Ireland is announced in an official statement by the Northern Ireland Ministry of Public Security. The statement says. "On several occasions .during the past week enemy aircraft have been identified operating over North Iretand. mReuter. - 69 words
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178 1940-12-24 1 Reuter. London, Dec. 24. SPREADING waves of flames wti seen by R.A.F. pilots aftj dropping their bombs in Sundr night's raid on Mannheim. Most damage wa.s none in tri neighbourhood of the /nam railwa station and on the Ludwigshavc side of the Rhm< TheReuter. - 178 words
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Advertisement194 1940-12-24 1 M. HASSAN, Electrical, Ga s Water Contractors, 34, 36, A 37, Bras Basah Road SINGAPORE TEL Mil. For all your requirements in the Installation or repairs of electric gas and water pipe fittings, please consult without obligation. WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED AND CHARGES MODERATE. We also stock:—Electric llghtrhandellers. bowl fittings lamp- j-hades.194 words
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178 1940-12-24 2 FRESH OPENINGS LIKELY SOON (Tribune Staff Reporter) pULLY qualified nurses in Malaya—Chinese, Eurasians, Indians and others—will shortly be required for registration with the Indian Medical Nursing Service for service in the military hospitals in Malaya, it jis authoritatively learnt. The matter is now178 words
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348 1940-12-24 2 Singaoore. Monday. THE local Indian Mus.'im commu--1 nity will celebrate the 65 th birthday of Mr. M. A. Jinnah. President of the All-India Muslim League, at the Happy World coyPied stadium on Wednesday next at 3 pin, when speeches on the i s f348 words
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Article84 1940-12-24 2 SIR SHENTON THOMAS'S appeal to lend money free of interest for the prosecution of the war is already bearing fruit. Yesterday the Financial Secretary, Singapore, received a cheque for $100,000 Croon Wearne Bros, and another cheque for 550,000 from Mr. T. J. B. Wearne, of84 words
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Article61 1940-12-24 2 rHE Peppy Day Committee acknowledges the foiiowing further contributions: Anonymous $1,000 The Eastern United Assurance Corporation, Limited $75 The Sea View Hotel, Limited $88 It Ls hoped to publish .a statement of accounts, winch shows an Increase of 50 per cent, on last vear'.s takings,61 words
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Article19 1940-12-24 2 The appointment of Mr. W. V. Calder as an Assistant Conservator of Forests. Malayan Fores; Service, has been approved19 words
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Article24 1940-12-24 2 untitled E. S. Lilley has been appointed to act as Inspector of Prisons. Straits Settlements, and also to officiate as Superintendent. Oon\irt Prison Changl.24 words
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Article26 1940-12-24 2 Mr. A. E. P. Sorenson has been appointed to be Inspector of Machinery, Lubuan and also to be a n Examiner of Drivers ln the Settlement.26 words
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Article97 1940-12-24 2 Singapore, Monday. |-HX)D\VOOD PARK HOTEL WU O the scene of an enjoyable Ciiristma? party this evening when twenty European children were entertained by Mrs. C. W. Coffey, wife of Wing Commander Coffey. A tastefully decorated Christmas tree was the centre of attraction for the little kiddies. The97 words
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Article35 1940-12-24 2 During the absence for a fortnight of Mr. M V Del Tufo. MCS Mr. W. E. Rigby. MCS. will officiate as the Proper Authority under the Compulsory Service (Local Ordinance, for the Settlement of Singapore.35 words
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385 1940-12-24 2 |N order to ensure that Malaya should obtain all the rice she needs in 1941 and that there should be no shortage of supplies such as has occurred this year, the Government has made contracts with Thailand, Burma and Java for the whole of385 words
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Article28 1940-12-24 2 ADMIRAL H. W. Grant, C.8., who a Director of Cable and Wireless, Ltd., has been appointed Chairman and Managing Director of the Marconi Company.28 words
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Article106 1940-12-24 2 Singapore, Monday. NINETEEN-YEAR-OLD Wong Kee Soon, alias Wcng Yec Son. who admitted snatching a gold chain and locket from a Chinese woman as she was walking along Tras Street in broad daylight, was sentenced to ten "strokes with the heavy rotan, one month's rigorous imprisonment106 words
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Article22 1940-12-24 2 (Cent-A-Plane Fund) .Total number of'enemy planes destroyed during yesterday on all f ron f s time m London TWENTY-NINE22 words
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Article74 1940-12-24 2 1 16, and Ko 0 Yew rJL charged before Mr. j G pin* 8 port, in the Third Police C< with having stolen a wri k and a wristlet claims t* day. "«ea trial toThey were said to have sto! P ge articles from a house74 words
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Advertisement767 1940-12-24 2 fpffte IMA] ffjZ__ MALAYAN POEMIta MOT It. J TO-NIGHT X'MAS EVE Orchestral Concert 8 p.m. Special X'MAS DINNER, DANCE (formal) CABARET-BUSTER MAGGIE CRACKERS, NOVELTIES, BALLOONS, ETC. Carol Community Singing at Midnight EXTENSION TO 2 A.M. LIMITED ACCOMMODATION—BOOK YOUR TABLE XMAS NEW YEAR'S EVE FESTIVITIES XMAS DAY— SPECIAL XMAS TIFFIN. Orchestral767 words
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Advertisement124 1940-12-24 2 HEADACHES. Though you may blame the glare of the sun for a headache it is more often due to liver sluggishness and a congested food B tract which cause sick headache, biliousness, lassitude, depression. A reasonable amount of exercise care in your diet and an occasional dose of Pmkettes is124 words
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Advertisement157 1940-12-24 2 SEA VIEV/^CjTeTI X'MAS EVE: Dec. 24. SPECIAL X'MAS DINNER BALL r urn oq m CARNIVAL NOVELTIES. 1 m DINNER «5.00. Non-diners $2 00 including tax. Dance Music by The Band of H.M. The Loyals Regt 'North lancashiro by kind permission of Lieut.-Col M E3rineton MC. and Officers. X'MAS DAY: Dee.157 words
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Article, Illustration933 1940-12-24 3 6,000 POOR PEOPLE THANK YOU HOPE, cheer and joy will line this Christ. I,.-ill) humble homes in Singaooro Mof V" about I'enanu'- or some 6,000 people the and aIU New Year will mean something real nl n® J very d.ah existence which is their l933 words
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Article25 1940-12-24 3 A Christmas Service and Treat will be held at 167, East Coosl Road, on Wednesday, at 3 p.m. The Rev. Goh Hood Keng will preach.25 words
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Article91 1940-12-24 3 HIS MAJESTY the King «wil] j** broadcast a message to the Empire in this year*s special 'Christmas Broadcast from the BBC. The title of the feature is i "Christmas Under Fire," and it will take the form of flashes from the British Empire and Allied fighting forces91 words
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Article53 1940-12-24 3 j THE L ,ya' Regiment is issuing a monthly magazine, the first issue of which will be in c<reulatkn to-day. The publication is unique in the history cf the Regiment. LCpl. J Milligan, who was formerly a journalist in 1 London, Is the editor-in-chief of i53 words
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Article23 1940-12-24 3 Mr. Kchar Singh, Chier Clerk, Police SESSKI/ 1 be «oin X on trans- I ll* k Su P rem e Court. Ipch. j23 words
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387 1940-12-24 3 Singapore, Monday, pan attempt to spare the life of a dog, a Johore Chinese contractor, Mr. Ng Ah Chok, lost his son. He wag driving along Mandai Road with his wife, two daughters and a son on his way hack to Johore Bahru387 words
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Article144 1940-12-24 3 ojiigapore, Monday. TWO women appeared :n the Second Court to-day before Mr. Conrad Oldham, on charges of giving false information to the police, and making false statements In t'te course of evidence given by them in the District Traffic COurt regarding a fatal cai accident which144 words
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238 1940-12-24 3 Singapore, Monday. I £JONVICTED on three charges of stealing articles left in three cars parked in the heart of the town, Yeo Yam Seng, a 24--year-old Hokkien, was sentenced to a total of nine months' rigorous imprisonment, and, at his own request, was recommended238 words
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Advertisement109 1940-12-24 3 BAD COLDS, CHILLS THROAT TROUBLES Ar« Soon Ended By Peps MTISLPTIC BRLATHEMLE TABLETS "•K <i TEETH may fj§i often bde DECAY <*»V Tak Short-Head tooth- M k (b« only g«H*»« can reach those Books toothbrush, baßl and porteffle* ■oJ craaoiee. at the bach of ed Ads way* *»«gh ooaaf■ww of109 words
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Advertisement149 1940-12-24 3 I J BYE EXAMINATIONS, E V E (i L A S S E S, EXCLUSIVELY.! Personalised Service I hv a duly qualified licensed and register- ed practitioner with IJjKSf legal qualifications. VJr" 8 THf)MPSON OPTICAL CO. t, ARCADE BLDG., PHONE 3002. j R. A. Thompson, Dr. of Ocular j Science,149 words
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Advertisement141 1940-12-24 3 Choose a f^*} Bri<i«h Empire j&3 Champagne for Christmas J^44 I choose Js^'-^ Jl iisvliisi h H r j MĔ^JS^ snarkling and dry lUL mB HtT JE SI a Champafrne equal to (he jßli Storked at all Cold Storage j8« Imported by Singapore Cold Storage 0., Ltd C.S. 232 A141 words
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525 1940-12-24 4 Borstal Despite Woman s Plea TN spite of an earnest, moving appeal made on her behalf by a woman prison visitor, a pretty 19-year-old girl, with an astonishing record of wrong-doing. Olive Margaret Stevenson, was sent to Borstal for a term not exceeding525 words
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Article149 1940-12-24 4 TPHE following is a further list of collecA *:ons made for the War Fund by the War Fund Commit cc of the South Indian Chamber of Commerce: Previously announced $10,134. A Haji Mohamed Ismail and Co. $400 Mr O Rahman Saheb Beach Road $300 M149 words
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410 1940-12-24 4 I A DOCTOR who was alleged to i have been responsible for wrecking the marriage of lis I friend was ordered in the Divorce Court to pay £790 damage*. I He is Dr. James Leslie Hin, who was cited as co-respondent in a salt for410 words
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Article345 1940-12-24 4 jyjAGISTRATES in Leicestershire have been asked to whip boys and girls to check juvenile crime. But they don't seem to like the idea. We have been erring too much on the side of sentimentality, and instead of probation many of these offenders should have been345 words
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Article108 1940-12-24 4 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Dec. 23. A PATRIOTIC rally under the 1 auspices' of the Malacca Rotary Club was held on Friday at the High School Hall at 5.30 p.m. Mr. Tan Cheng Lock C.B.E. was in the chair. The attendance was most disappointing. The108 words
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177 1940-12-24 4 MRS. Maria Hart, fifty-nine-year-m old grandmother, of Albion?o^ Hyde Park > w was fined t2,000 at Liverpool Quarter SesSS? for tr y in to smuggle" three 1500 notes out of the country. She was detained on the landing stage at Liverpool as she was177 words
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Article371 1940-12-24 4 QITTING in the shadows behind the counter of a North London hotel, a girl was a mute witness of the murder of a friend and colleague. As the strains of dance music from the crowded hotel lounge a few yards away mingled with371 words
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Advertisement43 1940-12-24 4 Wishing Our Patrons and Friends A MERRY X'MAS and A HAPPY NEW YEAR AURORA LTD. (i*Js2? T*»r«*» something about them that is FINE FINE FINE!! j regularly from Australia j ssssssssssssssssamaams Season's Greetings and Best Wishes for the Coming Year s from the43 words
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Advertisement20 1940-12-24 4 SEND TOUR PAL A CASE WE'LL DELIVER SOLE AGENTS: WILLIAM JAC CO., (Malaya) LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG IP*> U20 words
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Article221 1940-12-24 5 mm mother of a 19-year-old soldier sent to penal serviti'de for seven years at Durham Assizes, was criticised by Mr. Justice Cassels. Charles Mather 0 f Mi. lum-terrace, Montwearmouth mLl found Not Guilty of the murder of Emma Jane Harrison. a 78-vwr old unregistered moneylender at221 words
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Article161 1940-12-24 5 I «»st His Nerve After U Months' Agony B ifferint from acute rheumatism in •tnee joints—he was afraid to cross a Read what he says:— r 12 months I suffered with acute :n both my knees. I was to cross the street. Fourteen161 words
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Article, Illustration27 1940-12-24 5 I rn l tM« ,h e i American caption j ;g2 tie 0 5 and 1 n Maurice thro.i hout the nation" jf27 words
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407 1940-12-24 5 is being gradually built up in America—by letters, by stories of refugees, by articles of returning American newspapermen—a true picture of France under the German heel. It is a tragic and terrible nicture, but it is redeemed by'evidence of resistance to Nazi regimentation which is407 words
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Article398 1940-12-24 5 Petrol Story Ridiculed JNTENSE U-boat activity off the coasts of Eire is causing anxiety to the de Valera Government in Dublin th-,» nJ*? a eBa ionS cf Dr James Little, M.p. for Co. Down, -Iboats are being supplied with petrol in quiet bavs ot398 words
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301 1940-12-24 5 I A STRUGGLE between a solI dier and his wife's lover in the dark, and during an air j raid, waj) described at the Old BaiJey by the father of one of the men. "It was a fight witn fis's," he I said. Both men301 words
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Article186 1940-12-24 5 W 1 a ,e enterprise, somT fnho f shelterers in a London tube-station— Swiss Cottage—hivt prGchicrd their own news-bulletin' 1 Wiiii u f ,ne rece ntlv. writes Hecke y the Daily Ex'of^ S k?n U «i 1 b rt e first publication tL ni, deserves a186 words
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272 1940-12-24 5 T]R. Elsie Burns, resident medical officer at the Fazakerley I Group of Infectious Hospitals, I Liverpool, was mentioned for gallantry in the official gazette. I A doctor at a hospital said that it wa? made for the courage and coolness shown by Dr.272 words
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Advertisement76 1940-12-24 5 AMBITIOUS MEN OBTAIN HIGHLY-PAID ippo!ntrr.ents in Commerce Industry X. lnt L B aDkln 8. durance, and Services through nostm t,,<,1? ■tth The School of aSouhuSS Mam I Examination Record rh School or Accountancy i, the leadin. n for the bulldln* of Succe *fu Business Careers. Write fnr p-I to« joj*-nje76 words
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Advertisement28 1940-12-24 5 ARTISTIC V\' FLOORING W^KT quantity from a wide range of designs, of approved coloured scheme. EEHIMSOO LVm Tv/T x et d SHOW ROOM: 89, High Street. Telephoe 2063.28 words
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Advertisement231 1940-12-24 5 YOU CAN SOON GET RID OF THESE SKIN TROUBLES RINGWORM by using GEKMEX. Th e Antiseptic ECZEMA He t E RMEr DHOBI ITCH KILLS THE GERMS R A*«> HEALS THE WOUND IJUILS Agents RASH, ETC. NAINA MOHAMED SONS, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur Penang BHT, GHJette I W H SHAVES THE WORLD231 words
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240 1940-12-24 6 S.C.C. II 3; Gordons 2. ON a wet and slippery turf, and playing without a goalkeeper throughout, the S.C.C. II heat the Gordon Highlanders by three goals to two on the Padang yesterday. The match was mildly interesting, and th? Club deserved to240 words
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Article, Illustration74 1940-12-24 6 MEMBERS of the Chung Wu Athletic Association basket-ball team who are touring the F.M.S. and Ptnang playing against local teams in aid of charity. Mr. Chew Kay Hong is the manager of the team and the play-ing-members are: Tan Khoon San (Capt.), Ong Tien Tin (Vice-Capt.),74 words
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Article79 1940-12-24 6 THE following players have been selected to repres?nt the Spartan B.P. against the Merry Union badminton party in a friendly Badminton match consisting of five singles and two doubles at the Happy World Stadium on Sunday at 7.30 p.m.: Messrs. K. A. Tan. Charlie, Yeo, Khoo Eng79 words
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Article15 1940-12-24 6 TO-DAY HOCKEY: CSC. v. Mountain Regiment, C.S.C. RUGBY: S.C.C. v. R-A.F. (Tengah), S.C.C.15 words
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310 1940-12-24 6 S.C.R.C. 3; Fort Canning 2. OTAGING a fine rally in the second half after being down two-nil at the interval, the S.C.R.C. scored a fine win yesterday when they narrowly defeated Fort Canning by three goals to two in a keenly contested hockey310 words
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436 1940-12-24 6 K.L. VISITORS GIVE A GAME DISPLAY j S.R.C. 4; Technical Schl., K.L. 1 TEARING into consideration the fact that in the morning they had had a strenuous game with the Raffles College and, incidentally, held them to a two-all draw, the Technical School436 words
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106 1940-12-24 6 THE following is the score mad--1 by the Singapore Team in the National Rifie Association's 303 Full Range Postal Match mo fired at Seletar Range on Sunday Dec. 22: N Major R. L. Nunn D.S O (Captain 133, Lt. Col. R. G. L.106 words
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Article232 1940-12-24 6 Fn.m Our Own Reporter)) Penang, To-uay. ONE cf the first out lor training this morning, Queen Beon, greatly impressed in an all-out gallop over six furlongs, finishing Wath plenty in reserve and in fine Utile. This horse should be watched. Harpo was in excellent form when232 words
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Article31 1940-12-24 6 The Vanda Flower Football Team lost to the Geylang Corinthians by 3—l in a friendly game of soccer played at the Gsylang Stadium on Sunday. Chin Ann scored for the "Vandas."31 words
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Advertisement291 1940-12-24 6 .a**** v l^T i 1 ■^bbMbbp^^S I Would you clean your teeth with flllMllfTl You wouldn't dream of clean- I IVI 11 ing your teeth with pumice I Villi VL 0 stone, because you know its gritty particles would soon destroy the fine enamel. Yet I Dentifrice. Its special polishing291 words
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Advertisement89 1940-12-24 6 THROHT RT ERSE ALLENBURYS Glycerine ana Black Currant PASTILLES are made from pure glycerine and the juice of choice, fresh black currants, by. a special process which conserves the full value and flavour of the fruit. Dissolving slowly, ALLENBURYS PASTILLES have a mildly astringent, demulcent effect which stops irritation and89 words
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Advertisement51 1940-12-24 6 For Style, Comfort, Economy, CONSULT Th e Oriental Optical Co., MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS Head Office: 162, South Bridge Rd. Branch Office: 348. N. Bridge Rd, SINGAPORE. FREE TESTING ft •Has lust the right alkaline character to neutrals al,,r dinner wdilf SING A V TE Mineral W.tef <£" Seletat ||»tjSp"»«'. Singapore BOTTLED51 words
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Miscellaneous20 1940-12-24 6 TIDE TABLE TO-DAY: 5.50 a.m. 8.4 ft.; 6.44 D.m. 7.7 ft. TO-MORROW: 6.58 ajn. 8.5 ft.; 8.15 p.m. 8 ft.20 words
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972 1940-12-24 7 Cracksman's Inside Story r a iS i^V~^ 1 000 1 Ufted f b«t not one soverXn of tW "kT Cr yd n I— Neither 2 traCed how that "almost peXr criT dl3C Ver It P e "ect crime was carried out. WilliamTwalnd *T972 words
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Article297 1940-12-24 7 A c terrier d ff* vc his life to rescue his master and his master's parents and grandfather when their London home was wrecked by a bomb. Although the dog was so badly E?E3 d< H tha fc he later had to b killed,297 words
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Article28 1940-12-24 7 Mr. R. P. J. Rycroft, O.C.P.D., Krian »hB° *S sh rtl y on trjuisfer to Tmpah," unile Mr. Jackson will be arriving from England to take his piaoe28 words
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Article220 1940-12-24 7 pOUCE guarded all doors of the Old Bailey when the trial in camera began of an exbmbassy clerk and the daughter ci a former Russian admiral. They were charged with offences contrary to the Official Secrets Act. The man was Tyler Gatewotfcf Kent, aged twenty-nine,220 words
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Article115 1940-12-24 7 THE sister of a peer acted as mid- wife when a baby was born in a public shelter in London during an air raid. frhe is Mrs. Douglas Woodruff sister of Lord Acton. Many of the 10,000 people in the shelter clapped the mother and baby115 words
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Advertisement98 1940-12-24 7 NAN YANG g£s* 4 TIMES DAILY. MALACCA TO SINGAPORE «T NAN CHIANG HOTEL. 14, Bunsra Raya Road. Phone 92. SINGAPORE TO MALACCA AT HAI CHEW HOTEL, 3§ Beach Road. Phone 3«13. Onsupation taps eaerfy, I nan* aralih, andernuncs /A/ I ntthry. Bamih at aov shea I MOOKLAX, Ok dchcsow Chocaftatc98 words
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Advertisement187 1940-12-24 7 I i m*' Dabys N r Mngjit i child—it is the sure foundation of baby's V health and future development.! V Q S?T that science nas y Provided in delicious fx M Ovaltine 99 the means to'ensure a rich supply of X maternal milk, no child need be deprived of187 words
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Article163 1940-12-24 8 Opinion TO strike a note of concord in t a world of general disharmony seems ironic, yet we cannot help wishing our readers a Merry Christmas. Though this great festival is symbolic of peace and goodwill, these virtues are particularly lacking among the family of nations to-day, and163 words
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Article170 1940-12-24 8 |T is, therefore, with decidedly mixed feelings that we celebrate this Yuletide—sorrow for those who have sacrificed their lives for their country, sympathy for those who have suffered the ravages of war, and anxiety for those whose safety is constantly threatened as the result of hostilities. In170 words
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Article150 1940-12-24 8 THERE are certain principles which form the heritage of Western civilisation—principles which are derived from Christianity, and these are the very essence of that for which Great Britain is fighting. What greater peace aims do we want than those enunciated by the "Prince of Peace" The acceptance of150 words
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Article91 1940-12-24 8 these principles are consonant with Christian teaching. They are so long taken for granted that they have passed into our political unconsciousness. We are in fact fighting for a Christian civilisation against a pagan doctrine of NaziFascism. For this reason, Christmas this year is vested with greater significance91 words
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Article, Illustration216 1940-12-24 8 MY dearest, mother: I Just returned to billets again, after < the most extra-, ordinary Ch.ristjmas in the* jtrenches jou, I could possibly imagine. 1 On the 23rd we i took over, relieving the Grenadiers, and during* the 24th the usual, firing took place. Eut when we216 words
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Article277 1940-12-24 8 WE talked for half an hour. Then 1 escorted them back to their barbed wire, leaving instructions that if any cf them came out again thej- must not come over the halfway line, and appointing a ditch as the meeting place. We parted sina I went277 words
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Article300 1940-12-24 8 IT was now 11:30 a.m. and George Paynter arrived on the scene with a hearty, "Well, my lads, a Merry Christmas to you! This Is d—d comic, isn't it?" Then he produced a large bottle of ruin and said, "I've brought you something to celebrate this funny show300 words
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Article177 1940-12-24 8 IT 4:30 p.m. we agreed to keep to our respective trenches and told the Germans that the truce was ended. They persisted, however, ln saying that they were not going to fire; and as George had told us not to, unless they did, we prepared for a quiet177 words
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Article170 1940-12-24 8 AT 8 am. on the 27th the enemy again came over to talk. T'ley naked me what we l*re up tc duJng the night, and toll me they had stood to arms all night, tanking cur heavy shelling meant we were going to attack. They also said that170 words
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Article473 1940-12-24 8 TEGENDS of golden ages, of simpler times and ways, oi years when faithful toil never went unrewarded, when the domestic and public virtues flourished unimpaired, and universal contentment was expressed on every fac^e—such legends have a particular appeal in times like these. They are like a473 words
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Article115 1940-12-24 8 kN Aberdeen maker has ex- i n ported 1,500.000 comb's since the outbreak of war, or more than double the num- i ber sent overseas in any simi- lar period. Orders have been received I in much greater volume from 1 South America, South Africa and British115 words
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Article619 1940-12-24 8 IN a recent book in the p en series an Englishwoman f Prominent social p land, advances the idea children are precious assets of country and their upbrl should not be left to th?S S of private incomes. Sh e advocate the allocation of children", allowan ces619 words
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Advertisement308 1940-12-24 8 r DOCC'C 'OR J GIMLETS SSS^g^— PROF. ILMUDDIN 'Psychologist) ■»»3r»*J Over 37 years of study in East BVV. A .J and West, so you will receive reliable and lustructlve advice to all who are ln trouble regarding. Business, Domestic. Financial, Health, Travelling, Marriage and love affairs, etc. Strictly confidential Con-308 words
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Advertisement86 1940-12-24 8 SAY IT WITH A GREETING CARD BIG SELECTION OF XMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS prices 95cts. $1.25 5J.35 $150 5J.75 j PER BOX OF SIX CARDS AND ENVELOPES. CALENDARS PICTORIAL FLORAL HUMOROUS. prices From 35cts. to $2.50 each. DIARIES for 1941 j with leather or cloth covers. Assorted styles. prices86 words
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Article, Illustration25 1940-12-24 9 BRITISH GREEK TROOPS AT CRETE WOPS FEAR THEM- Gf-k .rc«p s enjoying 0f Bri «*h and comrades, in Libya and Albania Z a d lheir25 words
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372 1940-12-24 9 Greeks Capture Chimarra And Blackshirt Battalion T i Athens, Dec. 23. JT fa officially announced that the Greeks have capt U re Ch.rnarra, a town on the Adriatic Coast road to Valona. An entire battalion of Blackshirts, consisting of 30 officers aid 800 men were372 words
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132 1940-12-24 9 Reuter. Chungking, Dec. 23. J N a leader dealing with the I reshuffle of the Japanese Cabinet, the official Central i 1 Daily News declares that the Japanese Cabinet is goinr i rightist. 6 8 The inclusion of Baron Hiranuma as Minister of the InteriorReuter. - 132 words
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Article772 1940-12-24 9 T Singapore, Monday. |JO\V a firm with a credit balance of only $3.10 in the bank, was alleged to have issued a post-dated cheque for $1,000.50 was described by Chief Court Inspector E. H. Tunn, when outlining the case in which N. Nawab Din, Marican772 words
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Article212 1940-12-24 9 Reuter. I London, Dec. 23. j A BRITISH officer who was J reported "missing, believed dead" has been named chief heir to the Furness millions. He is the Hon. Christopher Furness, son of Viscount Fur- ne&s, shipbuilder and indus. trialist, who died on October, leaving anReuter. - 212 words
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Article106 1940-12-24 9 MRS. LOKE YEW and Mr. loke n*M A n *2w haVe very onerously i paid $1,000 for six seats for the SS. a omber Premiere of Alex- ander Korda's 'The Thief ot Bagdad' to be held at the Cathay Cinema on Dec. 30 at 9.15 p106 words
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Article29 1940-12-24 9 Reuter. London, Dec 23 MANNHEIM was once again raid■J ed by R.A.F. bombers last night in attacks on targets in Western Germany, it is authoritative'y statec.—ReuterReuter. - 29 words
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Advertisement93 1940-12-24 9 THE BEST SELLER J COLUMBIA MALAY RECORDS RECORDED IN JAVA LJ 85 "Krontjong Napsoonja Setan" S. Mohamad. I "Krontjong Katjang Goreng" Miss Siti Marijam. I LJ233 "Dimana Engkau" Miss Roekiah. I "Poelau Djawa Indah" Miss Roekiah. I LJSO6 "Ketjik Ketjik" Miss Annie Landouw. and 1 "Lenggang Lenggang Kangkoeng" Botol Kosong.93 words
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Advertisement171 1940-12-24 9 We still have an attractive I assortment of Toys...Just B the sort to please the M Kiddies (and grown-ups) I'j ROBINSON'S If SINGAPORE ,1 OPEN TILL 6 P.M. TO-DAY j I For the benefit of I Christmas Shopper! ki:m a i on jlj UNTIL 6.00 P.M. TO-DAY |j Special Attention171 words
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Advertisement321 1940-12-24 10 The Hardy Family Wishes you all a MERRY X'MAS! ome and spend X'mas Eve on a Spree with ANDY HARDY in I the New York "Hot-spots." mV OWTF-f feW Opening To-day 3.15-6.15-9.15 4 Holiday Shows Daily from TO-MORROW 11 A.M.— 3J5 6.15 9.15 1 1 1 Andy Hardy's fallen for321 words
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Advertisement229 1940-12-24 10 The BEST X'MAS GIFT of ALL! BRING YOUR FRIENDS TO, SEE THIS JOYOUS NEW DEANNA DURBIN HIT! Special MIDNIGHT PREMIERE TO-NIGHT MJJi-WI 12 10 O'clock •MOOT MSi »w Mm DURBIN A Henry <ost»r Production flp rf a Robert CUMMiNGS MisdM AUER Bk fELWk Henry Stephenson Anne Gwynne JLW, AHyn Joslyn229 words
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Advertisement14 1940-12-24 10 RENAULT 12 RP. For NEW Ilk 11 ECONOMY CYCLE CARRIAGE CO 192 6 LTD14 words
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Advertisement157 1940-12-24 10 POSITIVELY LAST DAY RKO RADIO'S SPARKUNG~ VIVA CIOUS, UPR OARIOUS ROMANTIC COMEDY! Jmw ,OBMT com mcMv vale 1 EMMA DUNN EUfflE SNEPARD Produced by CUFF REID. DincM by fay McCarey. Screaa b, J,rr, Caay. 12-10 o'clock ALHAMBRA The greatest picture these two stars have ever had together! E B ~1»hB157 words
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Advertisement424 1940-12-24 11 GRAND XMAS 6 Ever y bod y Goes BOX OFFICE PROGRAMME A Merr y Xmas 10 all 'PHONE Qur p atwm I OPE\l.\c TO-DAY 3 Shows 3.15, 6.15, 9.15. Morning Show To-morrow and Thursday at II o'clock. I and SONGS and F(Jn on< j jqj^qs ITT?* 1 ■iiiwiiiii j J424 words
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Advertisement220 1940-12-24 11 WE WOULD LIKE TO SAY TO YOU ALL HAPPY X'MAS BUT IT'S MORE CUSTOMARY TO WISH YOU MERRY X'MAS To us it means the same because if You're Merry You're Happy if You're Happy You're Merry FESTIVITY AT ITS GAYEST X'MAS SURPRISE FROM SELANGOR AGAINST j J| VIOLET LEE SINGAPORE220 words
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Advertisement214 1940-12-24 11 Wishing all our Patrons a merry X'mas |PAviLioai| ~ri IT'S X'MAS TIME SO 1 SWEEP GLOOM IT'S TIME TO BREAK AWAY UP GLOOM ———I WE STARTED WITH "A CUCKOO IN THE NEST* PI AND "CHARLEY'S BIG HEARTED AUNT" NOW WE ARE GOING TO KICK OLD MAN GLOOM? IN THE PANTS214 words
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Article238 1940-12-24 12 Singapore, Monday. AT the conclusion of the case In the District Traffic Court today, in which S. F. Sayers, architect, appeared on a summons charge of driving along East Coast Road on Nov. 16 without due regard for the safety of others, Mr. Conrad Oldham,238 words
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Article93 1940-12-24 12 Singapore, Monday. SENTENCE of six weeks' rigorous imprisonment was imposed on Yeo Yam Sen?, a young Hokkien. in the Fifth Police Court, to-day. tor theft of articles from a motor car on Dec. 11 last. The accused was stated to have removed an attache case containing93 words
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Article49 1940-12-24 12 ST. THERESA of the Child Jesus Choral Society will entertain the poor children of the Indian community to a musical party at Short Street, Singapore, on Sunday at 4.30 p.m. Light refreshments will be served. Gifts and toys will be distributed at the end of the entertainment.49 words
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Article, Illustration32 1940-12-24 12 A picture taken at the passing- out ceremony Of the "Octu" Officers' Cadet Training Unit), held on Saturday. The General Officer Commanding, Lt.-Gen. Pond, is taking the salute.32 words
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742 1940-12-24 12 Governor's Address ''YOUR numbers must be limited by the arms and ammunition available, and you will understand that arms and munitions at the present time, although they are coming, come rather slowly. Uniform is going to be provided for you. It is also742 words
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Article101 1940-12-24 12 It Isn't always naughtiness that makes children go off their food. It is more often "Nerviness," tired digestion and the need for the stimulus of a new, palatable easily digested food. Finicky children respond very readily to Horlicks. They love its flavour, it keeps them regular101 words
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Article116 1940-12-24 12 A beautiful Christmas tree ed the hall. A go och umh orn children came in fa w h 01 There were air raw! dresssmart British helmets and little fairies Stee! Eleven-year-old Ronald Jenkmc wearing a short moustache w part of his hair h angi n G116 words
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Article28 1940-12-24 12 The promotion of Mr \i v r> and Mr. W.C.S. Corrv Del Tufo III. Malayan Civil Service to hf m Class Class II. has been approved fficers (f28 words
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Advertisement225 1940-12-24 12 I THE BEST GIFT! MONOPOLY TOTOPOLY TOTOPOLY MONOPOLY idard Set 5.00 Standard Set 5.00 lily Set 7.50 Family Set S 7.50 > Set $12.50 S*uper Gold Set $12.50 Presentation Set $25.50 Postage 30 cents extra. COLLAR MAGIC The collar on our Arrow Dart shirt is uncanny: L No starch is225 words
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Advertisement192 1940-12-24 12 Boon for diabetics is offered by this special preparation ANTIDIABETICUM It produces reduction of sugar in urine and blood, improvement in general health, alleviates craving for drink, increases physical and mental ability and enjoyment of life. $1.00 BOX. CHARI CO., 29, Robinson Rd., Singapore. ;thats\ "SHE" enters. All eyes are192 words
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Advertisement131 1940-12-24 12 CUT ME OUT *nd send me yonr aame and iddr*« Boon Pharmacy. Ipoh ind Penaie i Jn bring won FREE uuder Plain >J m medical leaflet ot San" Ton how te regain los t e.eour and m aood. >y a rational HOME jurnSK for clear, distinct repro duction for which131 words
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Article37 1940-12-24 13 WEE The engagement is inced between Mr. On» Wee lest son of Mr. Mrs. One Jiang, and Miss Wee Chye eldest daughter of Mr anl Wee Kah Klat, both of ore. Penang papers please37 words
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Article35 1940-12-24 13 iiui Mrs. Chen Su Lan anc ,i t t wish to thank all friend< expressions of sympathy i lbwtes, letters and telegram; ir kind attendance at th< al of the late Mrs. Chen Hu35 words
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Advertisement589 1940-12-24 13 M f > 2 Situations Vacant '<f far Watches. Oats. Box 927, Malaya Tribune (No. 874F) I an European (British-Bom) pledge ol .shipping work, salary i Apply Box 931, Malaya (No. 876F) tfw hours assistance start U esa. state terms. tulli X yjj, Malaya Tribune. (No. 865F; DANCE HOSTESSES for589 words
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Advertisement800 1940-12-24 13 !'ent tIC Ui |S rS ,ent and P r '<=e to Box No 933 co Business Opportune!" il^OOO 15 —bjT 0^"1^ P»«n« with »10.000--chinesei nese with buSSS "SS». (No. 900P) For Sale ONE TREWHELLA «3 t c Ltd. SiiiKaDor» R S Law **"WWI. (No. 917F) (No. 895F) p OR SALE800 words
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Advertisement862 1940-12-24 13 Personal K N ™5 Lonely Upcountry Gents Horn" An. nga^re not live in a Ssbine PPly X No 925 Mafayll 1 (No_ 871P) niSi r££ m tlc Servants Clerks. Mechaor biS A fP ren «cea etc. Call Agency 243^2r«rt < !f n^ oy c 5 t Bcucy, Middle Road. Singapore862 words
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Advertisement832 1940-12-24 13 Miscellaneous i£? XMAS Dance at the Swing Cabaret SEEK? w oad 7 P-m—l2 mldnigM.--1m„ i ng Hostess< Swing Band. Good £2 K {fti eSB fnr oS^ M Spe^al attractions cc (No. 889Fj. riC-TAC'S RACEGUIDE, Annual Issue .united copies available. Secure your -opy a t once before stocks are exhausted (No.832 words
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Advertisement561 1940-12-24 13 offer Motorist. nESL. y0u f for General Oiling and n' checking up for $1.25 only Commercial Credit» Ltd.. (Motor Repairs hi„ Lavende r Street Tel. 4055 Singapore. (No. 858F) PIAT 6 CYLINDER 15 H.p" 19»"Fnnr poor 8aloon. 30 Miles per Gallon. Excellent mechanical condition. Tyres good. Very nice appearance inside561 words
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Advertisement105 1940-12-24 13 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45> In the District Court of the Straits Settlements Settlement of Singapore. Administration Order lln Bankruptcy. No. 19 of 1935 Re HUSSAIN BIN AU, livinr at No. 29, Java Road, Singapore, employed in th e General Accident Fire Life Insurance Corporation Ltd., Singapore, a Tamby. NOTICE105 words
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Advertisement36 1940-12-24 13 Special offer of good second-hand cameras; Lelea 111 A. F'2 Contax H. ff i Super Ikonta F 3.5 Super Ikonta F2.8 Kine Exakta F 1.9 etc. etc. Amateur Photo Store 109 North Bridge Road. Tel. 6550.36 words
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Miscellaneous1017 1940-12-24 13 !T©-DAY'S RADIO SINGAPORE LONDON Z™3VM m m^2L (1 /X lW> CENTRAL TRANSMISSION i.20 amrlS(s 4"JW (M.»m.);GSDIi 7imc S (25 53 m); G3R moving) <-W mc m); GSP 15.14 md. am HPI ZHP3 GSH 2141 mc, s (13 97 m); GSI 152« lO.'oo" Kronchong. iSf? if i 4! GS toe 81,017 words
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Article225 1940-12-24 14 Chekiang. rHROUGH years of promotion efforts, the production of aw silk in Szechwan Province las already come up to par ith the products from coastal hekiamr and Kiangsu provines both in quantity and in uality, declared an official of he Ministry of Agriculture nd Forestry. fv225 words
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Article574 1940-12-24 14 To Be Completed In January WANLUNGMEN, or Sighting Dra f on u t ale l c P( W Chungking's river erodings, to-day bears the contrasting symbols of construction and destruction dnn ot foreign assistance an! aggression. A stone's throw fro... the spot where Mr. Nelson T.574 words
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Article121 1940-12-24 14 Central News. Kangting. OIKONG will have its first newspaper soon, when the newly organised "Hsin Kong Daily News" will make its appearance. A news service to be known as the "Sikong-Tibet j News Agency" is also scheduled to start operation about the same time. j PromotedCentral News. - 121 words
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Article301 1940-12-24 14 Central News. Chungking. national transportation lines totalling 14,000 kilometers arc planned by the Ministry of Communications to meet Free China's wartime transportation needs. An initial fund oi $10,000,000 has been granted by the National Treasury to mobilise the vast reserve of man and animal power forCentral News. - 301 words
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Article82 1940-12-24 14 Central News. Chungking. ABOUT 100,000 tons of Chinese goods consigned to China have been held up in Haiphong and Saigcn since the Japanese entry into French Indo-China last September, according to word received here from Haiphong. It is understood that negotiations fcr their transportation back toCentral News. - 82 words
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Article134 1940-12-24 14 Conditions In China: Mr. Tan Kah Kees Criticisms: Foreign Help: Overseas Trade jAs Nation's Life Blood: New Inventions Will Help Lower Production Costs \|R. Tan Kah Kee, who has A returned to Malaya via the Burma Road after an i extensive tour of Free China, i is reported134 words
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Article137 1940-12-24 14 CLOSE on the heels of the $100,000,000 United Slates loan to China comes the welcome news that Great Britain has decided to :end 10,000,000 to the Chungking Government. Once, again, the two leading democracies have shown their t'aith in China's present struggle. It b highly significant137 words
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Article248 1940-12-24 14 IN spite of many difficulties, Free I China has tried her best to maintain her foreign trade, for she Knows that it is her life blood, being the only means with which she can pay for her enormous war purchases. In the first nine months of the year,248 words
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Article336 1940-12-24 14 EVER since North China wa.3 closed to the Chungking (kwernment as a source of supply of salt, the problem of providing one of the essential commodities to the millions In Free China has been occupying the minds of Ihe authorities Szechwan is one of the great salt producing336 words
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Advertisement188 1940-12-24 14 SPECIAL CHINA PAGE H tipped -r iffect the throat. B »ri/r-M .in ■They arc a RsHy ifiifyim moke. In 'Cellophane* wrapped PACKETS of 10 And have you noticed the Craven «A" and in patent 4 TRU-VAC* tins of 50 T Y cc n n 'n K lr f^ ng lhatS188 words
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Advertisement232 1940-12-24 14 THE GREAT EASTERN orn,u (<>., L Kaamfactauing O] aw. South Bridge R« -j. fCetavilshcd in 19« Optician C ta S*mjS DIABETES. I WITH TIT \MhVI Hf> K u;tra: \%Sxmmw completely and pern eiinhilnc recurrence in a short tln.e. He you back your lost energy and Unless th? Scsb baa becoi232 words
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784 1940-12-24 15 I Singapore. Dec. 23 I Buyers. Seller* I MINING. era I 1 4s) 36 3 10>i I 3 0 90 0.95 I |Wtl n <*> 15'- 16|! I Krjui t»i 'ss) 9|- 8 6 I 1 1) 152 i 57 I «SSL ?Wf 1 55S 20784 words
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97 1940-12-24 15 THE Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd.. with headquarters in Sydney, declared a final dividend of j five per cent, at the fifty-fifth annual general meeting held at j Sydney on Nov. 29. This makes the dividend for the year at ten per cent., an interim97 words
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Article40 1940-12-24 15 Mr. A. B. Cobden-Ramsay and Mr. untitled C G. Barrett, officers of the Malayan Civil Service, and Dr. R A. Pallister and Dr. P. E. F. Routley of the Medical Service have returned from leave and have rejoined duty. j40 words
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Article101 1940-12-24 15 lIKDER the Importation of TexGowmmJnf ,tM Ordinance, the anncunced yesterday °f 1 zett f. Extraordinary theo J u;tri a es OCatlonS f r the fron h Chin° a taS T° f re^ul^ andl w«S2 i apan Netherlands and Netherlands Indies ar e fixed by Government. In respect101 words
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Article21 1940-12-24 15 Singapore, Tuesday. Prices of tin and rubber m Singapore at noon today were:— RUBBER Buyers 88%, Sellers 38U TIN21 words
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Article152 1940-12-24 15 i c-o r,- Singapore, Dec. 23. biam Rice (Special) Per bag $14.70 No 1 $13.80 No. 2 $13 .35 No. 3 $12 45 Siam Rice (Broken) Per Bag S°- J $11.55 No. 2 $11 10 r_- 'V No 3 $10.65 Rice Saigon Al Rice Saigon 1 Rice Saigon 2152 words
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Article30 1940-12-24 15 Mr. D. Philip has been appointed to iiJ«id for the area of the Munlcimiitv SF °m "s R K dP ß r ar<l ««******n2 «ir. m. xs. Wai dell, resigned.30 words
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Article519 1940-12-24 15 Art;-, Singapore, Dec. 20. Article prloc MEAT Beef steak; kati 40 Beef stew or curry; kati 35 fillet steak; lb. 6* Mutton; Australian; lb 42 Java Goat Flesh; lb. 5 Pork, lean; kati Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality); kati -to POULTRY Capom: (locally reared); kati 56519 words
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Article184 1940-12-24 15 itrom Our Own Correspondent) A-—...-. London. Nov. 6. FINAL dividend of six per cent making t en per cent, for th< Sf' recommended and earned at the annual meeting ol Malayalam Plantations. Ltd dd'thaV t J h 1 the cha ™an f said that the total184 words
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Advertisement263 1940-12-24 15 ftfeL rfT,L STREET. SINGAPORE r P»« a Manager's Office «12 Mib-Manager's Office 4513 J x hange Dept. 4514 General Office 4767 Head Office—Siuchow, Kwangtung <)™T*L (Ch.) 10,000,004 *«J2 IDS 13.000.000 nH4I issETS (approx) 1108,000,004 Board or Directors 1 C 52?° _9K" WOON X fv* 00 TSENG YANG FO LAJ ttU263 words
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Advertisement109 1940-12-24 15 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED Guaranteed and Controlled by THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. The Company, which is incorporat ed in the S.S. and registered as a Trust Company, undertakes the tollowing duties:— EXECUTOR &OR TRUSTEE OF A WILL, ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATE OF DECEASED PERSON TRUSTEE OF109 words
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Advertisement122 1940-12-24 15 BEAUTY j \Y SECRET 'E0 for wives! I I made with these I W tAUIY no ™gtt ends at the shoulders I I J eaut r. I *-> Today, women want all-over loveliness I I you all over I II c v j iu*iiuicm i I loveliness. rom head toe!122 words
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Advertisement308 1940-12-24 15 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA PASSENGER FREIGHI SERVICES For all information apply toP. O. S. IS. Co., The Agent, Collyer Quay, Tei 5961. 8.1.5. N. CO., BOUSTEAD CO., LTD., Tel 5497 (APCAR) LINE) For HONGKONG, SHANGHAI m* JSSS KOBE, OSAKA For PENANG, RANGOON CALCUTTA. Regular Sailings: rMn?L^ 0l r lday Return308 words
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Advertisement334 1940-12-24 15 p*o and BRITISH INDIA j The best possible services are being maintained by The P. O. S. N. Coy. f roni the Straits to their usual ports of call in China, India Ceylon and the United Kingdom. Passengers are requested to registei their requirements bui under present circumstances sailings are334 words
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111 1940-12-24 16 MR. PERCY C. SPENDER, the Auslfl tralian Minister for War and Lieut-Gen. V. A. H. Sturdee, Chief of the Australian General Staff, have arrived in Singapore for vital and far-reaching talks with the Commander-in-Chief. Far East. Air Chief Marshal Sir Robert BrcokePopham and other111 words
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Article18 1940-12-24 16 The Singapore B.M.B.C. Station will broadcast a rscording of Mr. Churchill's message to Italy at 6.35 p.m. to-day.18 words
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Advertisement169 1940-12-24 16 REGISTERED ___w m m (MA LAY AN] MALAYAN <@> PEWTER LPEWTER J vAADE MARK GENUINE MALAYAN PEWTER WARE BEARS THE TRADE MARK DEPICTED ABOVE. AVOID IMITATIONS AND SUBSTITUTES. THEY COST MORE IN THE LONG RUN. Malayan Pewter Co., Kuala Lumpur. Maynard Co., Ltd., The George Town Dispensary, Singapore. Ltd., Malacca.169 words
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Advertisement504 1940-12-24 16 HEAVY RAIL BOOKINGS •THE up-country F.M.S.R. night I mail to-night will be "split" into two portions as a result of heavy bookings due to the "return trip at single fare" scheme. The first train will leave at 10 p.m. as usual, taking first-class passengers and first, second and third class504 words
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Advertisement379 1940-12-24 16 NOTICE THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. NOTICE is hereby given that the Rubber Market will be closed officially on the following dates: Wednesday, 25th December, 1940 Public holiday. w Thursday, 26ih December, 1940. Public holiday.Wednesday, Ist January, 1941. Public holiday. By Order of the Committee, GATTEY BATEMAN, Secretaries.379 words
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Advertisement156 1940-12-24 16 GREAT WORLD Wishing all „ur patrons M Prrv mas a Brighi I Prosperous N> H y Car I ABAkl I To-night s pjt 2 a.m. (Cabaret Building Extension Better Ventilation and Bigger Floor*. X'mas (V New Vein X'MAS EVE Extension till 2 a.m. Meet Father X'mas decorated and 12 prizes156 words
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