Morning Tribune, 14 December 1937

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    17 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL 2.— No. ii<u SING I»« >K 1 TUESDAY, December 11, MW7. FIVE < ENTS
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    JAPANESE OCCUPY NANKING
    363 1 After 3-Day Battle GALLANT CHINESE BEATEN Shanghai, Dec 13 MATSUI'S headquarters announced the complete occupation Nanking a1 sunset to day Shanghai, De< STILL encounterini fvrloM rests iancc from the < hlncM -\h<» are beint beaten back with heai i > ualties. Japanese forces extended their uains m
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    U.S. Gunboat Sunk By Japanese
    1658 1 U .S. Gunboat Sunk By Japanese Full Details Of The Sinking Of The Pa i m Many Feared Lost In Yangtse yjutvage TEMPORARY FLOATING EMBASSY THREE SOCONY VESSELS ALSO SUNK \T THE SAME TIME JAPANESE bontbirg plan's yesttyda' auk the l/nited States gunboat Panay, killing ten people and badly pounding
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    JAPANES WARN BRITISH SHIPPING
    81 1 JA PANES WARN BRITISH SHIPPING Hankow, Dec 13 Cut Hashimoto commandii Japanese troops In the Wuhu has informed the British authorities that for the next three days shipping must not move anywhei it they disobey they will be Dn d Col Hashimoto admitted th headquai ed Ma men were unabfc
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    AMERICA TO CLAIM DAMAGES FOR THE PANAY?
    84 1 Washington, Dec. 13. MX. CORDELL HULL has prepared vigorous representations to be presented t<» Japan regarding 1 1» sinking of the Panav. He Tield I conference of his Far Eastern advisers before drafting the protest. There is no indication at present whether the
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    Powers & Action In Far East
    154 1 Powers Action In Far East Britain Not Taking I'll, Initiative •ndon, Dec 13. JLJK Arthur h on In the Commons ]FI isked whethi r >V Ol failure of tl ence i the British Oo did n id at presenl to take the Initi n making such proLi had no i
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    XMAS ISSUE
    53 1 TO-DAY'S Chrisui issue consists of 56 pa^es. and, owing to the big < irculation, we have been compelled t<> g«» to press t\\.» hours earlier than normally. The Reuter commen lal cables and latest cables from China arc, therefore, H» feted from this issue but their publication will
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      29 1 ON OTHER PAGES Patr New Bills Police Clerk charued V Volunteer Police Ke- I y serve 3 v London Gossip 8 S.C.R.C. Tennis N > Taiping race entrie I i
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      85 1 I KLIM now enables you to I L give your children PURE f milk, that is delict )~7 flPfltTii drinking, and at i blr fi^yjjj prices, no matter v. i I c MBBfl r may reside Uet one of the marvellous KLIM MIXIIM and mix it P v needed a
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    BILL TO CONTROL COLONY'S LIGHTS
    267 2 BILL TO CONTROL COLONY'S LIGH TS TWO DEFENCE MEASURES Wore Expenditure On Local Fora two important bills dealing *it»< I the defence of the Colons w« ,v.nt «»f an emerfencj are to i»«--introduced Into the UftolatWel •on,,i its MH.-tiiin to-morrow. u.rh i to authorise a temporary ln« to .-xp.-Mditiin- «.m
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    EXPENSIVE FUNERALS
    99 2 Move For Reform Among Straits Chinese At the monthly meeting ol the committee ol the Straits Chinese British custhe question ol reforming the cumber ;ome and expensive funeral and i bserved members of the Btraits Chinese community decided to convene, ai an early date, a m< I I
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    DR. STANLEY JONES
    60 2 To Address Two Meetings In Singapore THE Re\ i>r Stanley Jones, the weiilist, will arrh i morrow by the Rajputana to chma lasting months He will speak at the Mem [all at 8.30 pm to-morrow and again on at (i pm. The meetings will pen' to the
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    Telegraphs Bill
    85 2 Among the bills to be Introduced at meeting ol the i raphs (amendn i ordinance. li>37. The objects and reaite This amendment clarifies the meai (c) The previous wordthai only the person In ol the telegraph could mv r but th m has obvious >s and is inconvenient
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    ALLEGED EXTORTION
    163 2 Charges Against Police Constables Singapore Monday. KOH SIEW BUAY. a detective constable and three Malay pohec constables, I bin Abdullah. Mohamed Yassim BudinandAmanbinMohamedSyed this morning produced before Mi H Forrer the District Judge, Criminal District Court, charged with having edly on various dates during a period between .June
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    CHINA RELIEF
    117 2 52,000 From Singapore Turf Club IN respon.se to the appeal of the China port the Singapore Turf Club has madi contribution of 52.000. The chairman of the Relief Committee recently wrote to the chairman of the Turi Club as follows: '"On behalf of my committee. I ask you
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    Passengers By Air
    142 2 ivals and departures by XI. M Arrived from N.E.I by the Oehoe. Mr. M. J Meier, Mr And Mrs V. E. Bertrandias, Mr. E. Sarqant. Mr. w S Schupf. Arrived by the Ibis. Mi Austin Rand. Id Bridges, Mr G. H. Lampe. Left for N.E.I, by the
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    Notice To Mariners
    35 2 tgapore, Monday rved by the m v 'Raby Castle' m Lat 2 cip^ 56' s and Long 109 de^ (approx ol 5.7 r miles! mi degrees the charted Ition or Cirencestei I
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    POLICE CLERK CHARGED
    356 2 Alleged icceptance Oj Gratification Singapore. Monday THE hearing of a charge of rece. an illegal gratification m his official capacity as a servant m the sen of Government preferred against straits-born Teochew, Tan Seng I. was commenced to-day m the Crin District Court, before Mr. H A.
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    SINGING CONTEST
    99 2 Results Of Happy World Competition THE tremendous Intel fcronchongs and stambd sian and the Straits-bo: was evidenced at the Happj Lrday night, when the c dium wa ed to hoar the pr<" sional comp< I lion was keen, a tion to the local tali i1 artistes from Java,
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    NEGLIGENT DRIVING
    63 2 Court Sequel To Car Collision Singap inda> On a charge ol driving a car n gently along Bras Basal) Road 19. Mr. V. Johno of McKenzic R this morning fined $10 by Mr. E. 1 Barrett, the Fourth Magistrate it was alleged by the prosecul the defendant attempted
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      66 2 MenMadeYoung Vigour Increased In 24 Hours If <.id h. for* > <>ur time, and «.t youth. W i fi Tab* an d v I, VII alitj n.i i y n 24 how a. i>r. Nixon's n« w ijisi <'\ >i J iini nuari to build ii«w blood and ;i stronc
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    VOLUNTEER POLICE RESERVE
    155 3 Many Local Applicants Rejected Many applications have been received for enrolment In the Singapore v<> lunteer Police Re ci ye Forct winch has already been announced Is to be established Considerable misapprehension howevei appears to exist at preseni regarding the conditions appertaining thereto, and many applicants have
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    America Taking It Calmly
    220 3 Ws 13 Atablished that the Japanese are responsible for the! will i 1l > both and Con i ..ill be no precipitate action up ai lell Hull (lt he am draft that the n action a calm as po iington Herald reftN ,s; -America no intere:
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      131 3 MIAR NAN YANCi HOTEL AGENTS. Express Service 3 times daily. i HAI CHEW HOT2L, 35, Beach Eload Singupm Tel: 3015 2. NAN YAN(i HOTEL, 41. Jalan Mali irani, Muar Tel 156 J. NAN CHANG HOTEL, 84, Bunga Raya, Malacca. Tel: 92 1. Singapore to Muar, Malacca K. L at 7.00
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      80 3 I II- l\(. VOI I! lIMK Ml i(isi\(. rovn <.<»> i) Mii m:\m i STOP S( I SiilviVrin growa Muck '.urn hair health beauty oi .ill Chemists, High Cla Store/ and Hair dressers Sol*' Distnhutors: RAHAMIN PENHAS K«», Kohinson Road ETON HIGH SCHOOL (Junction of Belegle Kd and abort St.)
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    MR. H. W. RAPER'S CAREER
    426 4 A Fine Record Sew A" irred m a I Walter 0.8.1 J P i" Co had bei n thi i orldj linen! fi for mai ard ol 0 B I ed a membei 01 tt to the A E Thornh y Joj m London on
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    AMERICAN SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS
    664 4 rpHE tallowing qu< from Messrs. S. I STO< l8»/ 2 I 52, Ami B «3 yj For Powei b Am 30 a 50 Amei Toba B la Coppi 33' i Atchi on T -11 mi Mob more Oh 18 14 H Bethlehem SI Boeing Airplane Co
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    THE DOg WHICH ESCAPED
    121 4 lagistrate Imposes Fine Of $100 Singapore, Mondaj fourth court this morning Mi I r m Pringle pleaded guilty undei uating circumstances to a cl ol allowing a dog to be abroad withoir Mi Pringle produced photograpl show that the dog was kept m a 5] pen
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    SHARE MARKET
    181 4 Messrs. Fraser Co/s Report MINING. Dealings to-day wen on a very res trie ted scale and mo*: prices were easier, reflecting the d pointment felt at the failure of the local tin market to rise more than $U to $98 4 at midday to-day, while the lutesnews from
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    Aliens Ordinance
    56 4 Vanuu.s Unents m the Ali Ordinance are contained m a new Bill gazetted yesterday, designed I mem the penalties for the importation of immigrants m excess of tin 1 prescribed limit and to prevent the > A of quota regulations by the entry into the Colony of pa
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    849 5 STOCKS SHARES issued By Fraser Company MINING Singapore. Dec. 13. 5 p.m. Ampat Buyers 8ellera A&sam Kumbang Jt 5 6 Burma Malay -32,- 34 Ayer Hitam 25 6 26 6cd Ayer Weng 26 6 27 6 Bangrin Tin 85 0.90 Batu Selangor 3 9 24 6 Burma Malay L 60
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    Expired License
    38 5 Singapore, Ifondaj Ifr John .Sale ol the Royal Singapore club, was this morning fined )v Mr X C (I Barrett, the Fourth trate, :or driving a car along gallang Road oi 1. wKh an )ired licence
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    225 5 Singapore municipality penanc; municipal 1% 1901 red 1940 $400,000 Int Mar. 31 Sept. 30 102 104 norn 4V4% 1907 red. 1947 $1,800,000 Int. Mar. 31 Sept 30 108 110 norn 4V4% 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 int Mar 31 Sept 30 113 115 norn 4% 1913' red. 19e3
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    164 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Monday Buyers Sellers MINING Ampat c belabors i k-i r Vfi Hongkong Tin 2 8|- 2 _f Hong Fatt ua ,j, Jelebu 70 75 12- 13 -cd Kamunting U 3 123( d Killinghall 20,- 21 cd Katu 23 24 0 Kuchai 1 57 |.e2 Lain 1
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    Manila Gold Share Market
    46 5 Singap i< Moi Me i 8 X Levy and ('<» Singapore have received cabled news from Manila giving the to pri Pn day (i 4 Bengu< i 9 10 ited Mil 0.012 (ion I X I San M;i ii' 0.475 United Parai a
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      231 5 S. E LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. Investment Bankers and Brokers m Securities and CommodttUt. Daily Foreign Market Cables and Quotation Service. NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE INC. OF. N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE HONGKONG SHARE BROKERS'
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      193 6 sa PAVILION MS -MS SEUW /V/y\W/' \V m COLUMBIA'S BIG LAUGH TREAT! r SG m X I LL ts X w/ w m* m VV/tat human 1 JT I f/end :'reed A|| th/rsty beast? John Sic* P?» v^ Directed by <^ J THEATRE ROYAL MAItLBO R 0 V <i H
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      129 6 Positively LAST SIGHT!! TO-NIGHT I CAPITOL 6.15-9.15 I -a k\\ nY \^m 1 HjMf —^it BAR OPEN TILL >» 1)N1( HT j 1 i OPENING TO-NIGHT 6.15—9.15. S A GAY AND TENDER ■^>^^^^^^^^^^^ i I.OMANCE THAT WILL M W MWk M MAKE YOUR HEART SING BBMBffllHBiMKl"1 ifllilllH I "SING BE
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      211 7 YOU CAN'T HAVE EVERYTHING^ 7 j BUT YOU'LL BE SURPRISED WHAT j YOU CAN HAVE IN ENTERTAINMENT— j To-morrow m E CAPITOL j S s j \Opening at Specia Man,,, ]/5\ y S^ VmIIUON" J I^^P^ "WAKE UP AND LIVE" S > 'Z$ SING BABY SING .^RI" *%t/ //p 'GSKIN
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      135 7 j EMPIRE TALKIE r7//y m. i<» NIGHI i j "Tli, COUNTRY BEYOND" with ROCHELLE HUDSON SUN TALKIE X World) I lo NIGHT j -'LAWLESS MMliiS" "THE LIFE of EMILE ZOLA" ■al N.iii. Warner Bl MR. PAUL MINI OPENING DEC, 29th PAVILION T (DANCE HALL GIRL INVOLVED IN STRANGE OCEAN I
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    LONDON CLUBMAN'S CHAIR
    494 8 I n) >" A //„,;< Memorial Controvet London Cannot Be Quiet: Keeping Fit h The Commons: Fashions In Burglaries ißy An Mil' Till- li... Men* <iiti() j ;ibiv word. the hor» |ll! thne counfather I thai ,i opinion seemi to be thai Lheridei is veil done bul
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    Clothes And The Burglar
    229 8 iv the fashionable frocks and cos- m\"s suits, provided the concMtionis aablv good, are invariably "collCC--0 the modern thief. It appears the clothes are sold as new. having tot been transformed by an expert tailor "m the uame." rips up the seams, turns suit inside out
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    PLAYING WITH DEATH
    156 8 Spanish Girls As Srrum Workers Madrid THERE an- some 40 young gir Madrid who cheerfully play wit! death every day m the service of th< Government They are serum preparers In the In st itut( ft and Sedumtheraph, v rabbits and white rats are bOUSG serum experiments.
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    SOUTHERN DRAWL
    150 8 Started By English Settlers Tuscaloosa. Alabama BLAME or credit for the well -know:. drawling speech of the Souihen. States of America belongs to England and not to the negroes. Thus la the conclusion of Proi James B. McMillan, m a report presented to the research CounciJ of Alabama
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    BORN "DEAD" Heart Re-Started After 3-½ Hours
    235 8 BORN "DEAD" Heart Re-Started After 3-½ Hours DAVID MARSHALL-KINGDON »>t»rn ad" thirteen iU1(l brought back to life after three and a halt' hours His mother, who saw B picture of a baby which came to life aftei thr use Of drugs at New Jersey. U.S.A told a remarkable story. Mrs.
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      29 8 AAAAAAAA**************^^ JTHE LAST WORD IN THE AR T OF BREWING S mSEk <i w jf Sv>le Importers: j^ 1 In- lui»l Asialir toiii|»an>. Limited^? fc^V KUALA LUMPUR PENANG. A
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    SCIENTIFIC LOSS IN FAR EAST WAR
    171 9 MASS OF USEFUL RECORDS Lying Under Rums Of Chapei Stockholm. TIIK conflict m the Far Kast has 1 been responsible tor a severe loss to Swedish scientific research, it is learned here. The mass oi records of the archaeological researches ol the Swedish .scientist
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    STIMULANT FOR WORKERS
    198 9 Provision For Amplified lu\ir Smyrna, Turkey. CLASSICAL music played m factories v during working hours has been found to have a stimulating effect on working men and women here and to increase their output. The experiment has been carried out by the local establishments manipulating dried fruit
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    IDEOLOGICAL TROUBLE
    84 9 Increasing Street Clashes In Chile Santiago, Chile. THE recent law passed by the Chilean Congress prohibiting the display ol uniforms or emblems has not proved dequate to stop the increasing flashes between Communists and FasCongre to Ix i ailed In m> session, when the Government will propose that
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    OBITUARY FORGED
    238 9 Revenge For Confiscated Air Gun Berlin. YOUNG Kurt Hermann Glaeser Ol 1 Chemnitz. Baxony, has just t> sentenced to one year's imprisonment and two years' loss ol civic rights for a hoax which he perpetrated last Christmas. On Christmas Eve 'he obituary or the burgomaster was received at
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    RESCUERS PRAISED
    122 9 Saved Lives Of Egyptian Officials Alexandria. two "non-coms" of the Cameron High- landers and an English man Lave received letters ol thanks from three Egyptian Government officials whom they rescued during a Wild .storm on the Suez-Cairo road last week The car In which the officials were travelling
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    BLACK MARBLE
    134 9 Large Deposits In Bulgaria Bofla the chJel of the fire brigade tt Kaaal- nik South Fast Bulgaria, has forestalled a rush ol speculators to shake claims m a valuable deposit oi black marble, winch has been discovered at 'he Village of Elhovo nearby The deposit, consisting ol high
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    21 9 Mr R t (J Arthur, A&sUtani Stipendiary ol the straits Racing Association Singapore, win be at Cameron Highland boul I week
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    FLYING COURSES
    48 9 Pilots Training For Canada's Airways TWKNTY pill m tensive coursi ol flj i Manitoba, m preparation for th< opening next year oi airlines spanning the i> minion of Canada Regular tervice with p Ing 1 rvprc'rd to t)c m lull SWIII the middle of next summer
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    LION SCARE FOR FILM STAR
    136 9 Leapt At 1 1 mi As He Roi /Mi' I Italian him tar, hi experience while beini Mimed m a modern Daniel In the Lion t> the Rome He had to be photographed lying ieep m the cage ol the goo's fi< lion. For the
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore, Tuesday, Dec. 14, 1937. JAPANESE OUTRAGES
    293 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore, Tuesday, Dec. 14, 1937. JAPANESE OUTRAGES i»HE latest outrages committed i»v members ol the Japam forces have astounded the world. An American gunboat In the yangtse has been bombed and unk by Japanese airmen, with the i",. <>i a number of lives. British gunboats have been ilarly
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    AMERICA should come into THE LEAGUE
    482 10 AMERICA should come into THE LEAGUE o B t bo pleasi It ha b ar< nt afcns < from lounrpments by leading British pol that an German rapprochement desired m London, and according to many lead rommentators Hitler himself Is anxious to e«U blish a neu friendship with Britain 5
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    33 10 Men of UIC warship Vlson" ciinii' ashon- at Portsmouth for tluir Christ BUM l«t\»'. Photo shows nun of thr "Nelson* 1 marching rwsj from th«-ir ship for Chrisimsj leftfc ut Portsmouth. (Piiiut News).
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    PERSONALITIES
    109 10 Dr R. D Gross has a«umed duty as Senior Health Officer. Kedah Capt Preedy. the headmaster 0] Clifford School. Kuala Kangsai ly proceeding on transfer. Mr. Runmr Shaw, the popular c Ipoh. is on v short visit tc MOk. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Holiday, and their children, are
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    "TREAT US AS HUMAN BEINGS"
    301 11 PLEA BY NATIVE CLERGYMAN Position ()j Sou! l i African Negroes Cape Town. A PLEA tor more "human" treatment of natives In South Africa has been put forward In reference to recent disturbances by the Reverend Mr. Schlali, oi Langa, a native location on the
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    57 11 Some wonderful models made entirely of sugar— the work of many mont hs— are on show at UK Hotel ■<«' sUur&ni and Catering Exhibition at Olympia. London. Photo shoiv, Mr. .1. .1. Williams, head chel oi Royal Exeter Hotel. Bournemouth, with hi, su?ar model of the reared H^-m- athedral which
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    SHAH OF PERSIA
    118 11 Gives His Cold To National Bank Teheran. IJIS Imperial Majesty, the Shah, ha? presented all his personal nold tc the Banks Mellie Iran (the National Bank of Iran". Newspapers extol this exemplary action of His Majesty and call on the public to show their patriotism and folhii
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    CAPITOLINE WOLF
    104 11 rresent From Governor Of Rome BantU TUP: city ol Valparaiso tv received, With great Domn. the a reproduction of the famous Wolt of the Capitol from the Governor ol Rome. The monument was presented thi f he Italian Consul General and has been o m the Italian Park
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    CRAZY PLACE NAMES
    265 11 CRAZY PLACE NAMES Very Much Liked By [mericans Washington, D C IN spite Of the efforts Of the American Board of Geographical Names to discoura: ens from bad taste or undue whimsicality m giving oami new towns and villages, the latest edition of the Postal Guide shows that Americans are
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    HINDU MYSTIC
    113 11 Bends Iron Bars With His Eyes A HINDU mystii Pj bends iroi 1 1 J i his and can > t(1 tour snaki the Pandit Stai at curio At i iif took .1 couple ol Iron I Inch thick, and standing them upright on the ground, put th<
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    WALKED ROUND THE WORLD
    153 11 70-Year-OU GbbeI n >li< r Miss O< rtrude Benham, 70 globe 'i -ii'i i who has bmi Join nej on fool m all port ol the world foi the pasl :u years, ha now arrived In Cape Town froni 81 Helena it i hei boast that
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      36 11 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obta/naW* of a// Chmmtsxt on* Storm I y I ft &C' r PHONF *A^\ GOODWOOD 6JJ4 f M Irir^raphlr Aii<i.r. t tMAKMIJKiLT fUIUATED IPRM fO» VI81Tt»l«M <»«», TOLHWTt 'InrivaUed racUttUn lor f*~ir M.uiertutnr.
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    EPIC AIR FORCE FLIGHT BEGINS
    46 12 r i. m (Kinv hoi's «,f 2M Sanadron taking nil from Plymouth for the longest formation flight ever undertaken by nrwkt cit> oi *\une\. trianei :>e\\si. on'- tin iimhk koala taxi-ing over Plymouth Sound. (Planet Newt). In air view of tin
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      CHRISTMAS 1837
      1303 3  - CHRISTMAS 1837 Herbert Harris By rHRISTMAS EVE 1837 i on a Sum ■'1 prim ladii >^jk Lhi .i bonm ts, incredibly small wai md fulsome crinolines an no' doing their shopping to day That had to be <l>iu ya terday two da) before Christma Queen Victoi en on the Throne
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      The Double Triumph
      2861 5  - The Double Triumph Normall Gordon k 3y JUDY STAINES awoke to the knowledge ol a pleai urable sensation. Mosl ol us. hap pily, at one time or anot have been conscious ol the same emotio Before mil ibility com es, and while the mists ol sleep drifting away. v. lie
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      DON'T FOPGET YOUR PETS AT CHRISTMAS
      1218 6  - DON'T FOPGET YOUR PETS AT CHRISTMAS REGINALD-M LESTER *a< «g^ HE I -uit you may fail at time to Look properlj doubt call forth Indlgnani n protests. Ye\ who arc really foi their animals neglect them on occasions eitl through forgetfulness or lack ol knoi and the former is often
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      The GREEN GRIFFIN VASE
      3163 7  - The GREEN GRIFFIN VASE JOHN OLIVER ESSEX A I fc A A ELL [callil :i rQI *M*W flared Madge W Falconer Same here!" agreed her sister, .Judith. "What m the world possessed Aunt Elizabeth to send such a thing! She mUSi have known we should all rather have a cheque
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      The POT of TAR
      3401 9  -  A.M. Burrage I by ETTA wyatt was relieved Nthei than otherwise to ftnd "ii her arrival al h rington Manor thai the house was empty ol the family and gue She had expected to find them all having tea In (I knowing nobody except her uncle
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      PRODIGAL FATHER
      2542 10  - PRODIGAL FATHER J RUSSELL WARREN f 1 w S the prison gate closed beA\ hind him. Michael Grayson turned and looked up at the high wall, capped with snow. through which the tips of iron spikes protruded skywards ,U didn't do much to me." he said You only shut me
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      SOMETHING ABOUT RIDDLES
      1625 11  -  PATRICK BRAYBROOKE ih m., crack ol the explosion 01 1 Christmas crackei Is quit often !llt 1;i ol „.,1! S up o! paper either 01 to the table or on to tin ground On this pajjei more often thi 1 to b< .ound a riddle wit! both
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      103 15 Survey Of American City Parks Washington, Di The public parks and recreategrounds m American cities are vaiuec at approximately £235.785,000. according to a survey by the National Park k el The survey covered 592 towns an< cities throughout the country, and d" not include New York. Philadelphia^ Buffalo.
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      1209 16  - Bard Tricks for your Party Louis Levant ARDS arc fascinating Few J^ will deny that For that W reason anyone knowing a number of ingenious tricks can weave a spell over any audience. Especially is this true m the home when parties such as those held hristmas are the order
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      65 17 I.S. Hag Given £46,000,000 Since February 1936 IX' More tt: m 16,000,000 hai been paid m Federa 20 000,000 ol the United Sti bruai 1938 it ha-, been Social Board Pui ;d dependeiti children ac hi bulk "i Mi.- outlay (i tin the admi iploymeni com]
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      300 18 ALL-MALE FASHION SHOW Manly Mannequins In £5,000 Display New York MORE than 300 clothier., and tailors have attended the first completely ill-male fashion show ever held 111 New York. They paid 50 dollars (110 > each to watch it. The clothes were displayed by i Ighl men ••mannequins", who paraded
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      1705 24  -  E.E.H. Thompson By l< opyrifht) IT was m a hat shop In Bond Sti -where I had been taken by my wife -that I mot the girl I had known as Stella Danvers, again Only •Stella Duprez" was her name now. and she had built up the
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      1584 25  - THAT SPANISH GIRL Norman Caird By llCoptrißhtl v NDRBW BEARLI th< a\ clerk ol Drysdale and M\ ppers, should hay; t] neglected on Ma desk [nstead, ht tand- :it the window gazing moodily at the The eagle eje ol Mr Lapworth. the head clerki soon spot* jomething "WoFaorU Searle? he
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      235 12 i F i Thls lm P roved mixer (Srf^d churns KLIM into s^f Pure Milk instantly J I >/ V r _^S\ delicious /or drinking KLIM will keep fresh and sweet The New Improved Klim Mixer Price 80 cts. w i t li o ii t Refrigeration \/OU need milk
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      25 21 Hell certainlv^^B IS THE ONLY BRITISH BHAMDV WHICH COMES rt^OM THf EUPOPIAN lONI (Advertisement of The Borneo Co., Ay^/., Singapore, Kuala Lumpur Ipoh, Penang) w.ps.
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      84 24 111 1 Lji B 1 1. Li Li il L L. —^mß L t 1 1 1 J^ NOTE:— Figures m parent denote the number of letters m the words re quired ROSS (7) 1 A iwnvv Li r ring time '7.. mwn cham id a cruel form ol 1!
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      49 25 The Vienna city mint has secured an >rder from the Chinese Government for 120.000.000 coins These will be of a copper-nickel alloy and of 5. 10. and 20 -ent denomination-. The con >)e delivered with n the next nine months and will k mint busy 'iurinu the whole til
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      28 25 SOLUTION OF CHRISTMAS CRYPTIC CROSSWORD C m QMSmM|A|sBL-CTc^£ k Mo pfsM d It PtjßpJi a|v^n[sß sjE^JM[a ngf^jT ■ia T a hI L B N i^ >s NiiKiiTMßyEy^bivyg! ■Ql^leiNlAiDlfcMelxlpfßlelsls
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    105 27 A team of German girls who have been appearing on the London stage invaded the Royal Air Force training station at Cranwell, Lincolnshire, at the invitation of Winp-Commander J. R. Cassidy. to give a demonstration to the apprentices of their novel means of improving physical fitness. The girls perform on
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      68 27 FOR I CHRISTMAS I YOU WILL FIND! TIIK LABOUT SKLKdIONS IN diamond RINGS HUOLRI RROOCHBS, etc. H<IH lII>I\W WHERE QUAL1 1 1 nui \\i I I aki IKADiIJO.ViI. Bacli Wonderiul (linstiiii IBtl were mvn MM bcloi 111 Singapore J he U«st is to ..ijn- .ujU Mf .il RENE ULLMANN JKWI.ili
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    Catering for Christmas
    1290 28 Catering for Christmas »RENT you just bubblmu ovei with i the A Christmas spirit, now that It's time tn plan the Christmas dinner and do tor the very busy .week? Christmas! Excitement ol lanmj Unions; Site from old trlenas: no** childi «d a nt K s f s irl Oi
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      174 28 CHRISTMAS ¥1 Frld Hot QHMlll I'uik-.i or Vtg»t«bi> Broth Hois (I Oennrc Varlft Qfauted H"m ;iii<i Family SftUCC, lornatd < rlrry and BwtWll M>i<^ Chinese Bii oflr*' CHRISTMAS I>^ Satuni NUEAKFASI (ir.ip«- Fruit 'loasi Battcf Marmalade CHRISTMAS I>\^ Satnnl.i> DINNER i rd Tomato Juke Mml Turkey Bacon itolh Chestnut Stuffing
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      142 28 Monday December 27 LUNCH Fillets of Plaice Veronique Boiled Potatoes Fried Slices of Christmas Pudding neCM .<nd Biscuits Celery >limday December 27 DINNEK t ream l>l Sweet Corn Mousse of Turkey .ii'd Ham (coldj Florida Salad Potato Salad Butterscotch Meringue Pie Coffee Tuesday December 28 BREAKFAST Glass Orange Juice Hot
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      332 29 BOOKS! BOOKS!! VICKI BALM'S New Book Just Received! A TALE FROM BALI' by Vicki Bauv:. A Tale from Bali is a page from the history of the worlds romantic island. It is also the longest and most impressive novel that the author of Grand Hotel has yet written. The story
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      89 29 i onus is siioiM>i\<;T l III 4 1 CAMERAS AND FILMS I Iffijo PHOTOGRAPHS i studio for j }9 foto- portrait by foto-artist j enly S S Stamford lid. i J£ A YllS T 7 7 £y^ Examined by the most modern methods known to science! R. A. THOMPSON, D.O.S.
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      145 29 SILK STORE Lovely to io«>k Delifhtfnl t«. m m INDUS A MGHTII S .him ;iii greatl) redaeed TAJMAHALS X'MAS SALE rhe Sale th it beats 'em 23, HIGH STREI 1 'Phone ::kj DRY CLEANING Iliiriol Ijtiiif-k loan vv for sain c tl 4i service i.iods handed m by 10 a
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      452 30 TRAVi Bltlll^H BY P&Oand BRITISH INDIA LINES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) Outwards. Uur Due TonnafC SJfl Tonnage ore 1937. 1938 CO] 15 00U Dec 17 KAISAH I HIND 11.500 Feb. 11 miRDWAN' 601 Dec 21 BANGALORE 1 '00 Feb IL' PHTTOAL nOOO 31 NALDERA 16.000 Feb 25 CHITRAL lft.oou u^ HANPUHA
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      438 30 T S TO FRENCH PORTS T v S HOMEWARDS. ynuiu. For Marseilles, Havn Antwerp A Jg«*g* I c BANGKOK For Marseillis,Havre Ant^rP Dunkirk Jan 4 CAP PADARAN For Marseilles, Nantes. St. Naza tBo deaux Jan. j CAP VARELLA For MarseUes, Nantes. St. Nazane Boideaux OUTWARDS. s (from MarselUes) CAP PADARAN
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    816 31 New Vessel On BelfastLiverpool Run I AST monl h Ihe new tnotorshlp Lein- b< tween freland i Britain Alth s»he has tx en buill for I iblinI Packet f.Ki she on [m- Bell Mm 1 1 !r. M H ltd this .hip ha been i ih<- .o< cial
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      193 31 Ib rii s orpora i ce B d ii i v ju[" i^ ■> c NKXT SAILINGS Due Sails. MARELLA Jan. 29 FC A K f Special cheap round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the following rates. First Class passengers may transfer at Singapore, Brisbane, Sydney or
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      117 31 N. Y. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGERS AGENTS CUNARD WHITE BTAR, LTD. (Incortx)rated In Japan). To LONDON via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. SJ KATORI MARU I"' KASHIMA MARU" Jan *'> m.s YASUKUNI MARU Jun l'» to Ifft Class 2in\ class Naphs $497 $540 $317 $343 Marspilhs 514 557
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      236 31 I POSTAL INTELLIGENCE TODAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME New Zealand Swartei Dec 14 8 a m South- West Sumatra. 8.-Ea B(n*neo, Celebes. Moluccas and Timor Dilly 14 8 a m E'engerang B. Soon Heng 14 9 a.m. Netherlands Indies:- Bagan and Belat Pandjang ng Thong 14 3 p.m I'crt
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    60 32 x ii Indent Smile"— C. L. .Tesky, Fire Station, Hill Street Pfl h A. A/i/. .'{ft. .lalan Datok Abdul llamid. Joh«n Kiihru. Pelepak Falli \t rinrfT— ll B. Johnson, M Tit. Bfaadron H.A.I. •Tranquilitv"— BH S.. 3 oxl*3 Road Betel-Nut Trees'*— G. Gan. Uoad. Singapore. iest \\v
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    10 33 Landing Place"— by Tay Bak Honf, 97, Norfolk Koad. Sinfaporc
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    364 33 AGFA PICTURE CONTEST YOUR Entries Are ON this page and the one opposite, will be found pictures received for our photographic competition for which these pages arc reserved every Tuesday. T!iC competition carries prizes of Agfa cameras and films. Three Agta cameras and twelve rolls of film will be Riven
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    21 33 Lieut H R H Maaon ol thi ment Port Dlckion, returned to tatlon t wei-k mi? v m, C uneron Highlands
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      67 33 Entrlea for this competition are invited for the prizes to be awarded m Dec They should be addressed to the Kditor, the Morning Tribune, Anson Koad. Singapore, MM thC envelopes should be clear'y ir.arked Agfa BEND IN Yoni ENTRY NOW id i hat Dr I! v. < ►fftccr, Cpoh, will
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    310 34 FRASER COMPANY. Li<t Of Current Dividends Singapore, Dec 13, 5 pjn Close Tin Company invicimri To Date Ex. Div. year Payable i Batti Belangor foi Dec 9.. Dec 17 Dec 10 5«? Burma Mak.v <>d. Int. Dec. 11 18 Dec. 13 1U.% Wris Hycl lt 13 fI()l X Tin 40',
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      1046 34 v| PROGRAMME OF B. M. B. C OKI THF RADIO i Singapore Station On 225 Metres A ro hay I*l aims m Promoting export trade -w- iu-i^ii particulars of facilities available fo T v .nromn visitors from overseas— the interest n nniTicu FAAPIRF BSO urn. The News and Announce- 6.00
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    89 35 FRANCE YUGOSLAVIA Desire For Friendly .ollaboralion Paris, Dec 13. ■i si >yadinovitch m the course oi a I" rtth M. Delbos. coni the Yugo-Slav Government's ion not to sign the anti-Comintern iccording to the Havas Stoyadinovitch Is reported to have ted that his Journey to Rome waa turn for Count
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    100 35 Competition To Record First Vote Moscow. Dec. 13. THE Soviet general election was marked by unprecedented enthusiasm, ac)rdJng to the official Tass Agency. 100.000 polling stations were pen from 6 a.m. to midnight, but so were voters to vote early that m number of localities voting was comd
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    106 35 Britain Must Fake 1 Strong Line Londoi:. Dec. 13. "«DED "The Limit", a News-Chroni-fi cle editorial, referring to the Japattacks on British sunboaK that throughout the China mll Japan has shown a cynical disI for the British fl Alter detailinc: the Incidents, it states i has so
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    84 35 An Excellent School Magazine THE latest issue of "The Treasure." the .mnual magazine of the Ar.slo- Continuation School, has just to hand. well written and copiously illusl, the magazine should not only I to the A.C.C.S. pupils, but also iv outside the school, tnai a rine contrtxu a
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    30 35 Si: rgcd with ached to the S.S Police by tur whilst I ;)I n cinne.se woman named Ooh claimed trial wh( rth Ma afternoon. postponed until Feb. 7,
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    380 35 Possession Of Stolen Property trni Our own Corresponde Johore Bahru. Dec. \2 must have known that the monej Riven to her by her son wu dishonestly obtained Instead of making any enquiries us to how her son got large a sum she kept quiet until the Police
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    129 35 Anti-Japanese Activities In Malacca From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Sunday. THAT ChiMM merchant who show pro-Japanese tendencies are put through the painful ordeal of earclipping by a patriotic circle, is the subject of strong rumour circulating m town. This penalty is said to have been recently imposed on a
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    92 35 Mi G X Chellappah's career In the >n Educational service leakers included Dr D c Richards, Mr. 'fang Slew Tien and Mr. c w. Chellappah. Among those present were the following. Messrs Woodford, Low Siew Chong, Goh Chin Watt, Goh Jo«jn Hoe, Hontf Ah Heng, Khon
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    159 35 British Comment On Attacks On Warships London, Dec 13 Tm on the Bri gunb ats are the subject ol headlim s In the pn The Daily Telegraph In a lead< i headed "Running ;;m<;k on the states "Nothing that has happened In the Far East m recent month.-,
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    122 35 News Of Ma law us In Britain (By Air Mail* ■From Our Own Correspondent) London, Dec. 1. THE Rev. Hamilton Aikin ha;; had remarkable success with filrr lectures [throughout the country. He crowned his efforts last night by showing film on rubber production m Malaya to the Rubber Growers'
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    415 35 I nnual Distribution Prizes THE annual pri HOI 3 Innocent E 1 lish School took place on E As th< Ai tin teral of th< attend the function, Father Koh the former Director <>i the school, verj kindly consented to give away the pi Hcv Bra Gerard
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    141 36 French Criticism Of Italy's W ithdmwal 3 me withdrawal of Italj WJ" MeraM) eritictoe* I restore the Umpenrtnw r r h«, riacn «™i aw- Hi pn.irip:.! role '■'"■<< t() If ranees In carrying oui W miuwrj pl^ wafrffifSon weU-inlonnwl, ion <lV s the withdrawal ol StJlr a
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    51 36 Hongkong Dec 13. According to police report between and 30 Japanese sailors or Marines landed at Patkok, on the British .side ol the border, In pursuit of a Chines- mnk crew on Saturday niuht. They military authorities confirm the report that the landing was definitely within British territory
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    116 36 63 New Ships Being Bu.lt? v-u York i Tin i nlted Btatei G#wwu»e«< aw is building three i, ,ttl«-shi|»s. according to IVashinffton correapoiWtoiii me Nen York Timei According to tlal though unofficial rep^ f lading I toree 46,000 ton battleshipa armed with i»> l "oonflSn'ation for this belief
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    78 36 Member ol tl lan Associat ;apore, have been Invited to nomi- member to serve on the Municipal Commission The preseni nominee, Mr. (J ■\\vvs. is due to on O md Is eliglbli appointiin'iii The annual general meeting ol the ociation -.'ill be held at the SingaRecreation Club on
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    140 36 Step Towards Fuel-Oil Independence Port Lyautey, Mora FOR the first time a cargo of petroleum obtained from Moroccan wells is being exported to France. The French tanker "Algol" on its maiden voyage is returning to France from Port Lyautey with a cargo of crude petroleum from the newly-exploited
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    174 36  -  Bin Chew Jit Poh China Prepares New Stand Shanghai l> IT \i reported from a Japanese that Marshal Chiang Kai Shek accepted the suggestion of the pr< leaders for the replacement of a number of high officials who have recei. Insisted on coming to terms with I
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    106 36 s; uapore. Monday noon DAILY PRICES CURRENT. i Buyers- Seilei No. I.X.R.S.S. m c. (FOB. Dec. i 24 3 a Good FAQ. m bales (FO.B. Dec> 25 11 16 23 15 1« No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spat-loa-ei lawardable Spore > 24 2 24 do. Dec.
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    142 36 Heavy Fine On A Chinese i S ;;>■= m possession ol 27.. Ib. ol dutiable toba£ hut a- Oran*e Orovi (1 i XT'.. Mr H .1 Johnston, ol the Department, explaining the charge said that ai 6.30 a.m. on Dec. 11, "g ol Revenue jrs appro;. .mci accused's
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    220 36 Giant Torpedo-Carrying Flying Boats Washington. GIANT torpedo-carrying flying boats operating at close quarters from behind smoke-screens will cut Britain's communications m the next war according to some navy experts m Washington. They will be a deadlier threat to great sea powers than the U.-Boat campaigns of Germany m the last
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  • Page 36 Miscellaneous
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    SMITH & CHERRINCTON IN FINAL
    217 37 SMITH CHERRINCTON IN FINAL INVITATION TENNIS Tournament At The S. C, R. C, PLAYED m a drizzle at Hong Lim (ireen, the semi-final of the S.CJLC. invitation tournament open doubles between K. Smith and E. Cherrington and Chua Choon Leonf and Woon Chow Tat ended m favour of the S.C.C.
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    SKINS BEAT S.C.C.
    150 37 Brennan Scores hive Goals \i Tanglin FIVE goals, all scored by Cpl. Brennan. was the principal feature of the hocmatch played at Tanglin yesterday crnoon when the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers tost XI met the Cricket Club hockey and maintained their un- record for the season. nditions were
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    Singapore Golf Club
    43 37 !•!>• mixed foursomes n December will be played on i day afternoon. the draw t tin's Pi ed noi ter than i craik J. Markh The 'following are the ftxtui .vary 1938. Ladies' January Bogey 13rd) Mixed m< H6th and 30th)
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    Sport Cancelled
    12 37 Hockey match* t0 £c Pat th< cancelled owing to the
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    HOCKEY DRAW
    304 37 Ceylon S. C. Entertains The R.A. F. IN v One game of hockey played at Balestier yesterday, the Ceylon Sports Club drew with the Royal Air Fore*- (Beletar) I—l. Though the game wai played In an sani drizzle it did nothing to reduce the quality of the game
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    HOME SOCCER
    158 37 Success Of The London Clubs THOUGH over a third o! the English football .season has been completed It is too early to estimate with any deg»l safety the chances of the various contenders for football honours. League tables are not a reliable guide »ccer form. Some of the
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    54 37 London, l>rr 1 The attack* on British v '».,>s In the Yamrtse have < l r We impression m London >says Re* {vr d'olomatic correspondent. OlBefail circles M pr.-smi hay Olllv brief confinnat.on and are awaiting details ol the Sales >f th, ,itack, wh.rh will be subjected i» «ios,. study
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    RIFLE SHOOTING
    123 37 Singapore Team's Postal Match Score TiiK Singapore Rifle Association season .■rt on Sunday last with the ShOOtt)l the N.H.A. postal match match, instituted m 1934 eight British su»> tit and stationed In the Colonies, and countries of the Empire me following are Singapore team. scores: Total :too sou
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    Gunners Beat Y.M.C.A.
    60 37 Playing on the Oldham Hall mound yesterday, the 7th Heavy Battery (BlaMatl) defeated the V \i C.A by four goals to two In a hockey match which was keenly contested through--1 out I The Gunners led by 2 oat hall time combined el ly and fully deed
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    Textiles Ordinance
    74 37 A bill providing lor further amend ments m the Textiles (Quotas) O id'nance was Razetted yesterday, the [principal object uf which is to lmpl< I men! the extension ol the quoU I to certain classes of made-up good make better provision for the appointment ol officers to enforce
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    BOMBAY "TEST"
    79 37 All-India Putting Up Good Show Bombay, Dec 13 SO IRES at do c "I play to day m tin All-India. Ist. EIMM 153 (O0?€T •'> fOI Tennyson i xi. 1 tan n>'J (Parfc 44. Edrich 42, Bannerjee 3 for 47 All-India. 2nd Inns: 20« (Nankad, 22-year-old newcomer, made
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    R.A.F. Beat Clericals
    27 37 R. A.F. Beat Clericals iii a keenly contested jame ol hockey at Balestier yesterday afternoon the Royal Air Force (Town Office) defe Clerical Union by \l 1
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF
    225 37 S. K. Won- With Copts Prize S. X Wong won the bland club I tain s prize competition played under Stapleford reckoning over the week-cod with a total score ol 3!>i 4 points. About 60 tar da were taken out ;in<i the following were .some of the
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    ENTRIES FOR TAIPING RACES
    209 38 DECEMBER SKYE I MEETING I Fair Number Oj I Entries I Taipin*, Monday. Till, following are entries for the Taiping Turf Club December Skye meeting on Dec. IT and 18:— Hones, class 4. Polo Ponies, catch weights, two of about two furlongs each: Why ry. Carkal,
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    ITALY'S ECONOMIC POSITION
    145 38 Lira Registers Sharp Drop Pibi.y In anticipation >1 Mv nomic po the lim In H"' la 1V rhe Italian authoriti| did not „t the rate ol depreciation cm Baturdav and dul not operate !l!', (l ',n ;i weakened to 95.37 to a pound, compared with 94 i.
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    Ladybird Incident
    33 38 Tokio, Dec. 13. Mi Hin.tn eslled <»> sir Robert Craigie and <>n in-half <>» the Japan ,■>«■ Government tendered an rxi" sion of profound refrel foi the unfortunate reported incident"in?olTin« the iunkoat Lmivlnrd.- Reuter
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    President Hoover Feared Total Wreck
    67 38 After spctuliiu; two nighta huddh-u m nakeshif Shelters on the barren islands £hoto and Hayake the passengers idcrew of the President Hoover wn\ > ny taken ofl to-day by the President McKmlay. nls assumed thai a skcleKncrewU being maintained aboard^the President Hoover, but it Is
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