Morning Tribune, 15 December 1937

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 2.— No. 270. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, December 15, 1937. FIVE CENTS.
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    DAMAGES FOR BRITAIN & U.S.
    661 1 DAMAGES FOR BRITAIN U.S. Japanese Give U issumnce Panay Ladybird Incidents Tokyo Also Offers Tokyo. Dc. 14. THE H.M.S. Ladybird and Panay incidents are very much minimised in the Japanese press which is almost without comment on the incidents except stressing Mr Eden's "extremely cautious attitude in the Commons." The
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    BRITISH DEMAND FOR STRONG ACTION IN FAR EAST
    664 1 Press Opinion United: Anti-Japanese London. Dec 14. Tlli press sp«;iks this morning in ;i singularly united voice demandinsi in one form or another ■tnmger action in the Far hast. The Daily Telegraph says British opinion will not be satisfied with IB) l<-
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    REARMAMENT IN BRITAIN
    166 1 REARMAMENT IN BRITAIN "No Slowing Down" Says Inskip London, Dec. 14 THE rearmament programme will not slow down for four or five years more, declared the Minister of Defence. Sir Thomas Inskip at a luncheon to-day of the National Union of Manufacturers. He said that the programme was gathering fresh
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    King's Birthday
    75 1 London, Dec. 19. The King spent his 42nd birthday morning to-day quietly at Buckingham Palace. He received presents from the Royal Family and attended to the usual State papers. A 500-year-old custom was revived at Windsor by the firing of 21 guns. For the first time since 1931.
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    25 1 Baghdad, Dec. 14. Pilot Officer George William Jones of the RAF was found murdered near Lake Habbaniyah to-day where he cycled to visit friends. Reuter
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    NANKING GOVT. REPLACED
    149 1 .1////J O/ Ihe New Authority Peking, Dec. 15. IN a description of the creation to-day Of a provisional Government In China "replacing the Nanking Government," a Domei representative quotes the chairman, Mr. Tang Erh Ho, as reading a proclamation which inter alia states that the new administration
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    The U. S. Note Of Protest
    135 1 Washington, Dee. 14. The United states has presented a formal note to Japan protesting against the bombing <>i the Panay and demanding complete compre bensive Indemnification. The note also Vigorously protests ■gainst the sinking ol the three American commercial vessels and calls attention to
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    German Protest To Tokyo
    96 1 Berlin. Dec 14 Thk Foreign Office ba i lodged a complaint with the, Japanese Kmbu.s.sy In Berlin about the continuous attack by Japanese artillery on Dec. 11 on the British itetflMl Waiintu. which had <»n board t)i(--olli<»' o! the (i'linan Embassy m China Their were iu»
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    U. S. Labour To Boycott Japan
    51 1 Washington, |)«c. 14. Till! question of i Imyotl of Japan is being rt'-(lis«iissi(l in labour rireles. The President of the Ameman I rderalion of Lalxuii spoakinu at OJiio, |»Ic(Ii;<mI tti«* Icdrration to "iniike a real boycott against Japan lor the barbarous u.ir ,n Thiiia."
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    66 1 Hankftw. Dec 14. ii i. feared that a large number of Chinese troops, who were unable to evacuate from the Nanking area, are trapped by Japanese troops on three sides and Japanese warships on the fourth. The Chinese admit the fall of Pukow and say that the main body of
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    CHINESE TROOPS TRAPPED
    58 1 Japanese In Full Control Of Nanking Shanghai, Dec 14 THE Japanese forces are completely in control of Nanking and hostilities within its walls have ceased, according to a Japane.se army spokesman. Japanese press reports state that the HsiaJcwan waterfront district was occupied yesterday afternoon when the de-
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      33 1 j ON OTHER PAGES Page Johore Planters 2& 23 Penang Ambulance Unit in China 3 London Letter 8& IK v i Local sport 23 t Schmeling wins '^3 l Old Singapore 24 j
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    PLANTERS' PROBLEMS IN JOHORE
    4412 2 MEETING OF J P. A. DAMAGE BY MARAUDING LLLr I /A I I JJ MINIMUM WAGE RATES YESTERDAY'S HALF-YEARLY MEETING OF A hint that reduction In minimum average wage rates for tappers might be necessary was made in the chairman's speech at to-day's meeting of the
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      68 2 What Is Ai -Conditioning In the Tropics, it i> the mechanical method of cooling, drynm and cleanMiu; tllr air wr blfttlw Air-Conditioning Air-conditiotnnt- is not a pairing fad it is a vital con--00 a pai irlth etoctrlcal refrtgeratton and modern lanltatfcw. Conditioning Do K u\v the world t»u- fiiu-st *-^&?£?-J<^^^J
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      106 2 CYCLES i{ '^J PEUGEOT v^/ vxL/^xJ (La (irande >larque Francaise) UN PEUGEOT AND PROVt; ITS QUAUTT. Your Impression when you ride the ideal model named "PEUGEOT." will be that here 1 speed with comfort, beauty and luxury to satisfy the most exacting nder. Your reaction when you ped;,! on will
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      95 2 Asthma Germs Killed in 3 Minutes ChoklßC, gasping, v.\\te/.m K Asthinn ,-in.! BroDcoltUi poiaon your Bystem ruin you: health ;.nd weaken your heart, llendaco, the prescription of an American physJ Marts killing Asthma Germs in 3 niinut. ptiriflea tl.. l.i<¥Ml and builds new no that you < .in Bleep roundly
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    Penang Ambulance Men In Canton
    333 3 IN MILITARY HOSPITAL Unit Did Not Go To War Front Singapore, Tuesday. THE Penang Volunteer Ambulance Vnit which left eaiiy last month for service in the China War, is now stationed at a military hospital in Canton. Forty-two members sailed altogether. t>f whom one. Mr.
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    Attempted Suicide
    121 3 Singapore. Tuesday. Lee Chee. a Cantonese, came to Singapore from China about a month ago. He •ned to ftnd work here but failed to do so He had no money, his position grew desperate, though a friend had taken him to live with him in a lodging house.
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    GAMING OFFENCE
    144 3 Occupier Of House Heavily Fined Singapore, Tuesday. A FINE of $150 or three months' rigorous imprisonment in default was imposed on a Chinese named Tan Lip Kee by Mr W. G. Reeves, the Third Magistrate, this morning, on a charge of beinj; the occupier of a common gaming
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    HOUSE BREAKING CHARGE
    473 3 Vllegations [painst Young Chinese Singapore, Tuesday. CHARGED with housebreakm^ .mcl theft v of $100, the property <>1 B Siamese woman living at Kim Kiat Road, on Nov 3. Ngeow Ah Chwee, a young Straitsborn Chinese, made his appearance to day in the Third Police Court before Mr
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    WIFE WHO WAS CROSS AND TOUCHY
    208 3 Put Herself Kiuht with Kratcfceti "I am 39 ye&ra oi if*," a woman writes, "Yet some daya i have been feel iiir: and looking 100 years old. I would gel nt of exhaustion for no n_ood reason at ail I wa.N m.t lit to
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    SHOP SIGN ABLAZE
    61 3 Last Nighl's Chinatown 1 1 v FIRE broke out la.M night in-ar the P Cowl buildings when the neon lights oi chop Pook onn caught ftre owing to short circuit The alarm WU raised shortly alter 8 in when flames .shot into the sky Two engines rushed
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      120 3 MUAR NAN YANG HOTEL AGENTS. Express Service 1 HAI CHEW HOTSL, 35. Beach hoad, Singapoi Til: ouio. 2. NAN YANG HOTEL, 41. Jalan Maiicirani, Muar. lei. li>t>. 3. NAN CHANG HOTEL, 84, Bunga Kaya, Malacca. Te1. 92. 1 Singapore to Muar. Malacca &K. L at 7.00 a.m. 2.0U p.m. 2.
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      39 3 LOSING YOUR HAIR MEANS LOSING YOUR GOOD APPEARANCE STOP SCALP STARVATION SilviVrin jrows thick lustrous hair, gives your hair health Si beauty. }f all Chemists, High Clas.s BtOfC and I Hair -dressers Sole Distributors: RAHAMIN PENHAS 86, Robinson Road.
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      67 3 SIN < Al* 41 11 i: the coyest Saturdays x'stairant Special M §9 I* 41 If I /m/< Penang .1 I li I If It I Curry re/. 3356 for reservations IT II if I Wa Mj /^^o\ /s^s3\ j NEW o STOCK COLD POCKET CHROME |63P%2!l STAINLESS OtiEl STEEL
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      94 4 London, Dec h previous To-dav Change rotttA <SiralU, Klfl.S.) t]'.,i, 1 14 5.0 vail.* DfC. Shipment. E MAHiR (Sarawak) Dec|Jan. shipment. Drurra '/J'KMJA (Ist quality) i4Tshipis 14') Sellers ii liHl> (SlnffaDore) Dec Shipment 14J^" Wlnic Munt«ik Jan. Mar shipment 2 7 l6 V alu.' Black Lampong Jan. Mar.
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      95 4 London, Dec. 14 Previous To-day Chan DUtUfefl JO? \f 3 Dunlop Rubber JJ," OeneraJ Electric 7ftf% «?4 2 -3a In serial Chemical Industrie* 35- 30l' 2 I 1 imperial Tobacco 144 4' L 143 9 —1 on o on «3 r Rubber Plan Invetunenx :nut 3 j
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      METAL MARKET
      19 4 I'IN Standard Previous To-day Change dpot (afternoon closing price) £193*2 Forward 195 £192 3 4 —2 1
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      SHARE MARKET
      251 4 Messrs. Fraser Co/s I Singapore. Tuesday. MINING. With tin falling a further $3 > 4 to $95 at midday to-day, conditions In the local share market were far from cheerful and generally speaking there were more sellers than buyers of tin shares. London cables reported very little change
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      BULLION MARKET
      21 4 i,OIJ> London. Dec. 14. Previous To-day Pine Ha; pern* E6 L9 11 £6.19.10 —Id. < aumt&ir fonr&rtf. 16 5 1<>
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      British Lorn For Belgium
      78 4 London, Dec. 14 Arrangement! for the Iwu this week ol a t. r ).0()0.O00 loan to Belgium, bearing Interest at 4 per cent, and repayable in 1960, were completed yesterday by a group "1 British bankers The proceeds will be used mainly to repay certain Dutch
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      City Of London Airport
      69 4 Negotiations arc well advanced for the establishment of the City of London airport at Fairlop plain. Essex The City land* Committee. having completed arrangements for the acquisition of the site from the Commissioners Of Crown Lands at a cost of £290,000, is requesting the authority of
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      67 4 Previous To-day Change 1 on Paris (closing middle rate) IVJn, r 'jS .',p! x.T. or Amsterdam (closing middle rate) **>£* n f. 2 nppH f.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) s. J»32 fj?shfj?f!2 •I.T. on linnvkiniK (closing seUing rate) is JJ lb Unctiangeo TT on Japan (closing selling
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      11 4 Ki. Itr.ER Previous To-day Change bpoT 46 1%
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      59 4 OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED FREE yourselves from the FEA* of BURGLARS by keeping you VALUABLES (jewellery or import ant documents) in SAFE BOXEi in our VAULTS at CHINi BUILDING, CHULIA STREEI SINGAPORE. You hold YOUR OWN KEYS, ani ONLY YOU can h«we access o it. boxes, so that SAFETY i«rif!
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      14 4 Id SOI 111 BIIUIISII INSIRANCF COMPANY. LTD. I iiini|»4'u<*lia!»l<' T.'i BtM, i nnlajnon Green
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      42 4 I A SUGGESTION j£ Christmas and New Year are fast approaching. To our Chinese readers, we suggest I that you buy as a gift to your I friend or relative I A CHINESE LIBERTY BOND 8 vjoiitiriciDip in six (Incorporated In China)
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    813 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser and N. Ord. 14.50 15 00cd o 7»/ 2 Prefs. 9.00 9.25cd Jammon Malaya 1.35 1 40 H. E. Life f pd. 85.- 90 H. E. L. pt. pd. 25.50 27.00 iammer and Co. 35.00 :t6 00 lenryWaugh 7.50 8.25xd I. and S. Bank 765.00
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    174 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Tuesday. Buyers Sellers MINING Ampat 5- 54 la B. Selangor 1-55 160 Hongkong Tin 28|- 29 Hong Fatt 109 1.13 Jelebu 0.70 0.75 Kramat 12|- ISI-cd Kamunting in i'2 3ed Killinghall 20 21 -cd Katu Ml- 2416 Kuchai 1-55 1.60 Larut 116 1216 Lingui 1-90 l^
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    Charge Against Airman
    57 5 Bin iy. iint Edward w c. Royal Air Force, s< letai who is chai Ith robberj ol a taxi belon tamed Neo < I in Yeo k R >ad on the m< ol Dec 4. was mentioned before Mr. W Ci Reeves, the Third I this morn!
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    Mm Unmuzzled Dogs
    40 5 Si Tuesday. For allowii to be out of doors without mil/ in Chei Lam Pair and Chong ChU pleaded guilty and fined $5. $4 and $15 respective] Ifr H A Form, District .1 criminal District Oourt to-d
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    134 5 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY PENANG MLNICIPAL 1901 red 1W1400.000 int m ama 1913 red. 1»«S W.000,000 w7 nQm 6% Int l^re 3 Int May 1 Not. 1 IJ 6% 1928 red.WS-M^OOO.OOO ci Int Jan. 10 July 10 1% 1926 red. 1956-66 14,000.000 Int Miy 1 Nov. I 119' i
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      231 5 5 E LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. Investment Bankers and Brokers in Securities and Commodifltt. Daily Foreign Market Cables and Quotation Service. Members: 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
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    FANTASTIC TALE IN ROME
    99 6 Britain To Seize Azores? \/fK. Eden was asked in the Commons to-day whether he w»* aware of a statement published in the (lovernment-controlled Italian press that Britain intends to annex the Azores Islands, now Portuguese territory. Mr Eden replied: "I am aware of thr publication of
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      326 6 TUC Cl CCT'C IKI jOBBfc^A i nil i **i.^^^v^^K &^m A dome from Donce'ond w^Sf If I* MAII-' v \jHiBßS^^E'J» i^p meets her ma'ch in o iv^»^k. "*"*n s^ /m W DOUIBK DH B!0 "R^ RHAPSODY fyH Cff tOSClli iliUltlf ltd A rcllickinu OPENS TO-DAY ALHAMBRA 3-15 6-15 MS i
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      12 6 IMARLBOROUGH 615 TO-NIGHT 9.15 "PASSING SHOW"! OPENING TO MORROW "JANA BHANI" J
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    MR. ATTLEE AND HIS CRITICS
    185 7 part In any activity liable to be Interpreted a.<; inconsistent with the Government policy of non-intervention. Mr. AU!ee -aid the basis of the chargr appeared to be an inaccurate renort of peech he made a < a luncheon In his honour. He went to Spain
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    18 7 Charles Winninger. Louise Hovick and Ihr Kit/ Brothers in 'You Can't Have Everything. opening to-morrou at the Capitol.
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      92 7 I^Bf > ii^Br sl^l^i^H "t* ft d^iMi JHHk 1 NEW UNIVERSAL'S.... /y 100 MEN and A GIRL" Opening at the CAPITOL Dec. 22 nd If siFn "'y^y^jl" 5 1 1 7.30 p.m. TO-NIGHT 9.30 p.ni. jllli 20th Century Fox Thrilling Production jjjj jjjlj presenting jjji 1 WARNER BAXTER in I
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      199 7 She met him in Paris. and V -v"^ snubbed him in London! J •///•'t^'" They >tlo>l J h a together ,n the Don d« < J Bcul'.gr,*- but »h« didn't «v«n nod when then p«thi I u• croued in Hyde- P»rk lor thit titr,# her hutland W wak «lonq' Enitt
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    KING GEORGE IN CORNWALL
    3384 8 LONDON I j POINT OF 1 view i Chautemps And Delbos In London Enthusiasm Of Tenants In The Duchy (From our Ok n C pon&ent) don, Dec 3. Tiik Km-' thii week has speni two day) as b landlord, tourl the Duchy ol Cornwall which Incldeni
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    61 8 Civil servants who find the Horse (iuards Parade a convenient CM park will be interested in a question which Mr. A. C. >l»rem« M mb of Parliamenl for Preston, is to ask Sir Philip Sassoon. Hrst omn er Works. The question is: 'What regulations govern the park n R of
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore, Wednesday, Dec. 15, 1937 "REMEMBER THE MAINE."
    278 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore, Wednesday, Dec. 15, 1937 "REMEMBER THE MAINE." tuk indignation aroused In the United States by the wicked sinking of an American gunboat by the Japanese seems for the moment to have awakened even Hie .Japanese to a sense of their responsibilities. An American authority points out that
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    PERSONAL VIEWPOINT
    809 10  -  Autolycus A TOPICAL CAUSERIE by A PRANK and comprehensivi nent on Colony defences will be looked for by 'in- general public I tlir Ive Council when the 0.0.C. forward the proposal for the Ini cpenditure on the Local Forces iron, hall a million to 1600,000 annually. it i.
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    16 10 sp-e,h fn,n. lant,-5, ,1, Rbmj mm, r.P r t T"","' i;lu str; i hi Planet New
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    "COLD STORAGE" CURE FOR CANCER
    667 11 "COLD STORA GE" C URE FOR CANCER TRANSFER OF GERMS Research Institute To Be Founded New York. THREE interesting developments in the war on cancer are announced in the I'nited States. They are: 1. "Cold storage" cure of the disease; 2. A possible solution of the mystery of the transfer
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    HIPPOS CHARGE ANGLERS
    190 11 Anger Of Mothers With Calves Pietersburg, Northern Transvaal. 4 CONCERTED attack by a herd of hippopotami on a couple of fishermen took place a few days ago on the banks of the Limpopo River some distance from Messina in the Northern Transvaal. A party of fishermen had
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    107 11 (Planet News). Miss Margery Marston, who has arrived in London to appear in the Christmas cabaret at the Grosvenor House. Park Lane, has the distinction of being half a beauty queen. Last year she was given half the title of "Miss Florida" and the other half was given to her
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    106 STILL GOING STRONG
    194 11 Born In Reign William IV Johannesburg BORN in 1831, Mr Robert Jacobu* Boovsens. of Zeeru.st in the Transvaal has celebrated his 106th birthday. He li thought to be South Africa's second oldest European, the oldest being Mr C M van Dyk StofTberg of Bloemfontein who celebrated
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    MONK'S WINCED DISCIPLE
    162 11 Turkey Thai Follows Like Dog Colombo an ordinary turkey bai -adopted' r Buddhist monk heir and followa him around like a dog The monk in flowing saffron robd was startled one day by a turkey which ran after him as he passed along a street Thinking that
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    Chinese Flight From Shanghai
    407 12 Making desperate effort! to harry the adhraaetaf Japanese. Chinese troops retreating in junks from Shanghai tired a bridfC across the /:ih llwei (reek. Photo shows a glowing halo of flame as the bridge blazed from end to end. Planet News QjMCB lUfJ! •PHHi the uni lui.ld
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      43 13 CHRISTMAS INSPECT OUR BRAOTirm CHOICE OF LADIES GENTS WRIST WATCHES IN STAINLESS STbEL GOLD WHITE (iOLI) PLATINUM. JSWBLUB U'KIST WATCHES SFT WITH REAL DIAMONDS A SPECIALITY. AOENTS FOR 1 »'H» Ml» MS tflF j I RENE ULLMAInN I Jkaimis PI \< i KIMOATOM I
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    WOMAN DAY BY DAY
    2455 14 Fight for Sex Equality at Geneva Lilian Baylis of the Old Vic -Women Graduates' Varied Lfrom i 1 1 |H( »i( -h one might think thai In lon Is to men and women squall the Bench and the Church nisi have nothini lefl to ft| this
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      28 14 jvv Jk .>fl 'B^BBl»^^\ Jmmr* .i'Sar RBB^Bb aJBKi 2dBfl Bcf^V^^BßßßißßM&k^ B^r^^^^ Bl y you must try WILLARD'S JVo of/ifr Chocolates Obtainable in Malaya compare lor quality and variety
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      27 14 Agents: JOSEPH TRAVERS SONS LTD. Eight Varieties ANNE ARDEN ANN HATHAWAY D'ELITE Fruits, Nuts Hard Centres IRRESISTIBLE SAMPLER SWEET MARIE MARASCHINO CHERRIES In Boxes Only WC 7
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      199 15 A TOURISTS »IIOI»I»I.\<; /L4 -DRESSER HA IRDR ESSER Be waved Oy L J j j m continental Maisoc Marcelle I A New Wire/t. sn Permanen*- Waving t Machine t^rL > ~s I'tniucmi j from America r«m MAISON PERM j WH-—— Stamf »rd Road I?l 4610 Ml !5 stl "n'«r< Ed.
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      308 16 THEY DO LOOK AFTER YOU CHEAP RETURN TICKETS TO CHINA. JAPAN COLOMBO, AND BOMBAY. Available for two months. From SINGAPORE j 0 Ist (lass 2nd CISSI 110n K kon>; 5137.14 Slo2.Bfi Shanghai 5188.57 11J7.M Kobe or Yokohama 5222.86 $154.29 Bombay $300.00 $205.71 Colombo $282.86 $188.57 All vessels may call at
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      440 16 s bv /A T0 FRENCH ports VS BANGKOK For Marseillrs.Havrr. Antwerp Dunkirk Jan. 4 j I C\V P-MJARAN For Marseilles, Nantes. St. Nazaire Bordeaux Jan. 7 CAP VARELLA For M Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux I.ALNY For Marseilles, Nantes. St. Nazaire Bordeaux Feb. 4 OUTWARDS. (from MarseiUes) CAP PAUARAN For Saigon
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    FUTURE OF THE GRAIN FLEET
    806 17 (in I I Ports To Erect Modern Wharves? r|THB reports i I i th i South Australian Gram Meet n in the Square rl i 'Log, but ;he rates at which several Of them I the return trip with grain South Australia are of Interest
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      291 17 HMOS IMIILP LINE. (Incorporated in Australia) NEXT SAILINGS Due Sails. MERKUR Jan. 1 Jan. 4 MARELLA Jan. 29 Feb. 3 Special cheap round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the following rates. First Class passengers may transfer at Singapore, Brisbane, Sydney or Melbourne to the connecting K.P.M. Vessel.
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      133 17 X. 1. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGERS AGENTS CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD. (Incorporated In Japan). To LONDON via Penan?, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. s.s. KATORI MARU Dec. 23 s.s. "KASHIMA MARU" Jan. 6 m.s. YASUKUNI MARU Jan 19 Rates to l.«t Class 2nd class Naples $497 $541 $317 ft
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      206 17 POSTAL INTELLIGENCE i I FO R PER DATE AND TIME Kretay Valaya 15 2 p.m. Muntok and Palembaim Thedens 15 3 p.m. Denmark (Parcels only) Mala 15 3 p.m. Fontianak I ,?Ihoen Hoea 15 3 p.m. Denmark "Parcels only* Al 15 7 p.m amangkat. Sambas and Ettngkawang Tomohon Dec. 16
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      288 17 SHIPS IN DOCK SHIPS ALONGSIDE Till WIIAKVUS OK EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance I \it Ship Godown Gate Gate Rajula 22 1 1 Hong Sums 1 1 Hosang > l l Rajputana 18 7 3 Bulan '1 3 Silverflr i<> 'i S Maetsuyckr: 14 2 9 Cuacum 14 2 3 President
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    Passengers By Buenos Aires Maru
    83 18 Passengers By Buenos Aires Maru The following left Singapore by the O.S.K round-the-world Liner Buenos Aires Maru for Colombo, South Afrlc I and South Amrrica yesterday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Stoddard, Miss Clara E. Heald, Mrs. J. L. MacSwiggen, Mrs. Etta C. Dangler. Mr. Issac Sadler. Mr. Katsuji Tsuchiya.
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    Passengers By Rajputana
    194 18 The following passengers are travelling by the P. and O. liner Rajputana which will leave Singapore for Europe on Friday, Dec. 17. at 9.30 a.m.: Mr. D. J. Allan. Mr. W. L. Blythe. Mr. N. C. S. Bosanquet. Miss Bosan'quet, Mr. M. J. Boasso. Mrs. E. M.
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      182 19 W SPECIAL INTEREST ARE THE 9 s 10 s i |R^"»J^«usSa«22 iJt U\/*i^*^ i..rt.»iy en^naera nwcblly attuched to Urge "THE WORLD'S LARGEST SMALL CAR" of ■ovtri-r stawdaud mwww. "FIYINC HORSE POWER" is thi m«»t.l Illustrations and descriptions cannot do THKICIS^M^I^P^^^bII 1 of this advertisement; the Artist having justice however to
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    292 20 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Singapore, Dec 14. 5 pm Boo^ Close T £l l nc a Tin Company Dividend To Date Ex. Div ""ar Payable Batu St'langor y, Int. Dec y.. Dec. 17 Dec 10 5% Burma Malay 6d Int. De< 11.. 18 Dec" 13 Hongkong Tin 4!>
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      891 20 I on The radio ERR IT I FAAPIRF tturn« (Arrigo Ramponi) Autumn Dl\l I iJn c/virii\t Crocua (BUly Mayerl) LoV( {1: PROGRAMME if u J 7.50 p.m. 'Al the 'Black Dog. 1 Mr. Tr.iiiMMixsion 2:— 6.20 p.m.— 9.15 Wilkftfl at bome in his own b.w-pailour. in. (.SJ 13JJ mrtrrs i
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      636 20 PROGRAMME OF B. M. B. C Singapore Station On 225 Metres m DAY Blew" and "Mee Lee Tit Ching Ch 1 luUi S ung by Fun Shuea Pung and Lo 600 pm Itoete. Mus,c .Gramo- £ah. l^'^^JF*^ ..J of the liofilaiPoh Hong Theatre. Drama: gje* g" 1 1 y^ 6
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    DUM-DUM BULLETS
    111 21 Japanese Propaganda In The Commons London, Dec. 14. A DENIAL that export licenses of dum dum bullets for China or elsewhere had been given was made by Mr Oliver Stanley, replying In the Commons today to Mr. banfield. who stated that such an allegation was made in a
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    Mystery Of Woman
    55 21 Singapore, Tuesday. Found lying on the road-side at the T 1 2 milestone Bukit Timah road shortly after 7 p.m. this evening, a Chinese woman was removed to hospital m an ambulance in an unconscious condition She had no injuries. A bottle of mixture and 14 cents
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    SNOW IN SCOTLAND
    84 21 Express Irani Service Held Up 14. Urge areas of Scotland are still deep snow, and last night the express from acunburgn to London, after being snowpound during the nighi causing ii to eave Carii.sk> eight hours late, wa layed for three hours at Cobbinshaw owing to a
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    Another Everest Climb
    96 21 London, Dec. 14. Mo.st of the party of seven men who will constitute the British expedition which next spring will make a further attempt to reach the 29,002-feet summit of Everest, have now been selected. The leader is Mr. H. W. Tilman, who is 39 and the
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    Perak Rugby Player Hurt
    70 21 OIPH /?C/l<r M B Ipoli, Monday. R. A. m. Auld Perak rugby !ullbark, and Mi .1 Reid both of Ipoh, were Involved Ui a na ty motoron .Saturday morning on their way to Kuala Lumpur Mr Auld waa removed to the Oajah Hospital with B f
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    RUBBER REPORT
    217 21 Review By Messrs. Lewis Prat MESSRS. I ewis and Peat, Ltd rubber market I ondon, dated Nov. 30, state r was with considerable relief that he market heard the decision of the Internationa] Rubber Regulation Com nittee at the Meeting to-day to reduce he permissible exportable allowani i
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      43 22 Tip for X'MAS PRESENTS Give Collins 1938 Diaries. All Prices marked down for this orrasion. 2 Diaries 75 cts. E. M. GLOVER CO. 0 11, The Arcade, Singapore. Imperial "Good Companion 19 All-Brttlsh 1 SOU AGENTS 1 DUNCAN ROBERTS LTD SINGAPORE -KUALA LUMPUR
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    FATAL ROAD ACCIDENT
    1022 23 Coroner Records Open Singapore, Tuesday. A FATAL motor accident which occurred at the 7th Mile East Coast Road on the night of Dec. 8, in which a young Malay fisherman was knocked down by a motor car driven by a 23 -year-old Hokien Chinese named Mr. Kee
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    F. A. CUP
    150 23 Draw For The Third THE draw for the third round of the F. A. Cup, on Jan. 8 is as follows: Grimsby v. Swindon. Doncaster v. Sheffield United Crystal Palace v. Liverpool Brentford v. Fulham. Chelsea v. Everton. Derby v. Stoke C. Bury v. South Liverpool or
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    ROOSEVELT'S SPEECH
    73 23 Recording Not To Be Shown In Shanghai Shanghai. Dec. 14. IN view of the iocal situation." the Settlement Police have decided not to allow the showing of the 20thcentury Fox Movietone news-fllm, recording Mr. Roosevelt's Chicago speech The agents of the Company have appealed to the U.S. Consul-General.
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    Alhambra Theatre
    23 23 •Charlie Chan At The Circus" featuring the popular Warner Oland, was given a re- screening at the Alhambra Theatre, last night.
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    MAX SCHMELING
    115 23 Beats Harry Thomas By New York, Dec. 14. MAX Schmeling brat Harry Thomas of Chicago by a technical knockout in the eighth of a tenround bout here last night. Schmeling lost four of the first five rounds when Thomas was aggressive but the turning point came in the
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    SERVICES TENNIS
    127 23 Semi-Final Of Inter-Unit Competition IN the resumed semi-final tie In the Services inter-Unit tennis competition, played yesterday and to-day at Scletar the R.A.F. beat the Royal Artillery, the holders, by two matches to one. When the tie was originally played, the score was one game each, and the
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    R. A. F. Flying Boats
    25 23 Calcutta. Dec. 14 The five R.A.F. flyinfc boats, en route to Singapore and Australia, arrived In Calcutta this morning.- Reuter
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    State Hockey Trial
    29 23 On account of bad weather, the Btate hockey trial which was to have been played on the SRC. ground yesterday was put off for this afternoon.
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    SINGAPORE G.C. EVENTS
    267 23 Ladies' December Competition the Singapore OX! Ladtaf' December modal oompetitton was played at Bukit Timah on Monday and resulted in a win for Mrs M. M Paterson In "A" Division with a net score of 39; in a tie between Mrs A. M Pearson and Mr* Goodman
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      73 23 SIME DARBY Co.,Ltd. I A BOON TO LANDLORDS j FKADICATF WHITF ANTS AND PFSTS THAT DFSTKOY VALUABLF AND BKAt'TIFUL BL'ILDINCiS. We Are No Amateurs— We Come to You with a Malayan I EXPERIENCE of 25 years j COMHJETI I IADKATION AND SATISFACTION (.1 MMNTKKD lnspe<tion. Reports and l.stimates Promptly Funnshtd.
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    COLLECTION OF OLD RECORDS OF SINGAPORE PURCHASED
    718 24 icquisition Now On View M Kajjl qqi ol old prinl books A concern!] I .nti<M,e<i n the minutes ol the fourth meeUn he Council i dso su,.'apc .llectio ■1.,,, ()11 application to the Übrarian to the Raffles Library, and at a latei meei-
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    S.C.R.C TENNIS
    121 24 Invitation Tourney Ties For To-day Huck T 2 a!1(i k'h Tarn and Veteran i>«.m>i«-. KH. l g h t l na Chia KengTye (owe 91 vs < hua Cheng Ong Slow Hlan and ran cnong »g™ ivs Tan Wan Liat and Tan Kim Yap Ah Hian 'owe 15
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    TODAY'S RUGBY
    122 24 Combined Asiatic XV vs. The S.C.C. THE t.am to represent the Combined Asiatics to-day vs. the S.C.C. "A' ■u the Padang will be selected from: Taib bin Andak. Ng Wood Kan. Low Kee Pow. J. Ritchie, K. Lembruggen, D. Leow Khin Seong. Eu Cheow Chye. S Ross. Lim
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    LORRIES COLLIDE
    112 24 Two Coolies Crushed By Timber Singapore, Tuesday. A COLLISION between two lorries at 1112 milestone. Seletar, shortly alter 4 p.m. to-day, resulted In two Malabari coolies— occupants of one of the lorries— being injured and taken to hospital. It was stated that the two Malabaris and ten other
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    Fell From Trolley-Bus
    68 24 Singapore, Tuesday While alighting from a trolley-bus near Kallang bridge *l y P- m tnis evening, a male Indian waa reported to have m his footing and fell on the road. Hi shocked but conscious. Mr. I. I Phipps an officer in the Fire ide, who happened
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    Stabbing At Geylang
    49 24 Bin iy. An English-speaking Chin* ported to have been stabbed bj ■•(•nth over the abdomen In i lang thortly after 7 p.m. this evening. The cause of the offence is not known The Injured man was removed to hi tal and his condition is not serioua
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    Victims Conveyed To Shanghai
    163 24 inghai, Dec. 1 Hjyf.fi Bee and the Japa Hodzu Ing to Bhtngl morrow morning with the and other survivors, also the The Oahu may ac< Japa boats left for B hal fi I at s vm. without wounded, n l 1 Is p dered on the
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