Morning Tribune, 5 December 1939

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    16 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VoL I— N«- SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, December 5, L 939. 1 1\ I CENTS
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    NO PROGRESS BY SOVIETS
    746 1 I Troops Meet Endless Trouble JsiOW HELPING FINNS VERY CONSIDERABLY lickel Mining Town Ablaze: efugees Pour Into Norway LONDON. DEC. 4. ■di>AY> NEWS OF FIGHTING IN FINLAND COMES FROM THE W FETSAMO AREA IN THE ARCTIC. According to Norwegian correspondents, 3,000 Russian troops A landed "from
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    SOVIETS MAY LEAVE LEAGUE
    34 1 SOVIETS MAY LEAVE LEAGUE onenhagen. Dec. 4. The Soviet Union has decided to leave the League of Nations immediately it starts discussing the Finnish question, according to ft Riga report to the PobUken.-I^ii ter.
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    16 1 London Dec 4: Luxembour- has stopped the export of iron to Germany for the time beam
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    Reprisals Action
    68 1 London. Dec. 4. As fr< m to-day German xporta a: well ai HI b (i by th( British Navy as i" Germai mine-laying campaign The Berlin correspondent of Swedish newspaper reports that I many will declare i rtaii tret ar nn< Britain to be blockaded According to rumoura
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    King In France To Visit Troops
    38 1 LONDON, DEC. 4. IT IS OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED THAT HIS MAJESTY THE KING HAS ARRIVED IN PRANCE ON A VISIT TO THE TROOPS. HE LANDED THIS AFTERNOON FROM A BRITISH IKI STROYER.- REUTER
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    Magnetic Mines Menace Met
    125 1 Odon, Dec. 4 nRITAIN has taken 144 g-boal prisoners. D according to an authoritative statem Thirtv-three German merchantmen were put out ol ictton with a total ton410 Britl through the sink •ur German theU j *i,r,* tiirniiofii eunfire from heir own U-b al :h attacked a
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    BERLIN FAVOURS PUPPET GOVT.
    75 2 Dec 4 'J'H: Geri PrfSS to-day, for the it time, meat ioi is the puppet Government set up by Moscow m Finiand, accordiiig :<> a aeutrai con •n( m Berlin. indication is given that the Gov. ernraejit \s a Conimnnist GovernmentIn fact the German reader is
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    X-RAY PIONEER DEAD
    39 2 Paris, D.'c. 4. The death has occurred of Professor Vaillunt. the x-ray pioneer, who succes- j sively lost his fingers, wrists and lower arms as a result of experiments, and recently underwent his 14th operation I
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    Frenchman's Bravery
    33 2 Frenchman' s Bravery ra: HA RING < tl rei en i i ton crew co put oul enemy until U tHl l; Bd the t the tank, Mid brought them back to French line
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    Skis V. Motors
    80 2 Skis V. Motors I ondon, i>«i I TIN military situation is <U'vHop- big m lavour <»! I mlaml. AcCOrding I" Finnish authorities m London, following the fall ol snow m I ake Ladoga district. Th Kusslam arc having difficult) m hlv.iih big Thf 1 tiuis. «-ii skis. ;iit able to
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    NAZIS TO BLAME FOR ATTACK ON FINLAND
    399 2 Trickery Of Ribbentrop London, Dec. L IN the liftht of the events of the last feu days the grave responsibility which lies on the Nazi Government lor the invasion of Finland by the Soviet forces becomes Hearer, m the opinion of well-informed Quarter*
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    WAR WORK OF R.A.F. COASTAL COMMAND
    265 2 2,500,000 MILES OF RECONNAISSANCE I Londun. THE formation Of ftp Australian squadron for active gervi imand o! the RAF early m the New Year that Australia will be the first dominion to have a farce the European theatre of war. Members ol the iquad
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    JAPAN'S POLICY TOWARDS SOVIET
    41 2 Tokyo. De< I. NQN-AGGRESSION pact I v ith Russia is not m Japanese programme declared the Foreign Office spoke* man. 'Japanese polity regarding the Soviet I'nion is at present central on a solution ol pending issues." Reuter
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    STUDENTS AGAIN DEMONSTRATE IN ROME
    82 2 STUDENTS AGAIN DEMONSTRATE IN ROME Rome. FRESH demonstrations favmniiu I inland and against the Soviet have oi'tuired here. A crowd of students gathered :.^idp the Finmsn Legation and si I anti-Soviet slogans. The Finnish Minister app the balcony of the Leu:u:« sponge lo the calls of the c; tors who
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    German Ships Captured
    56 2 London. I AMONG German ships recent! and brought to English port Hamburg steamer "Eiibek". 2. If: built in 1936. The ship sailed from a Cana the war and Azores. It was reported to 1 Michaels at the beRinnins: o! The 215 tOflfl trawler. of Wesurmund. has a:
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    BRITISH SHIP SUNK
    22 2 London. I The London .steamer E tons, was mined and sunk, of 29 were landed at a Scol Reuter
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    SWEDISH COLLIER HITS MINE
    30 2 London, Dec The Swedish collier, Rudolf, tor Malmo from Hartlepoal, wa »fl kfae English coast. It is ondei the entire crew toek to the lifeb Reuter
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    German Troops Massed On Hungarian Border
    237 3 Soviets Claim Capture I Of Strategic Islands I Paris, Dec. 4. m BUCHAREST telegram received m Paris stales that it is confirmed that the Gernans are concentrating a lar^e number of troops >n the Hungarian frontier. Reuter. T: Soviet divisions are reported to be
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    Wrong Man Arrested
    260 3 Singapore, Monday. Till Deputy Public Prosecutor I has ordered a withdrawal of i he chftrfC against the accused. It I aNe of mistaken identity t ml the Police are fully satisfied thai accused was not the man who mmitted the offence," said Court Inspector Charles U. Such,
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    PEARL RIVER OPENING DOUBLES SHIPPING
    47 3 Canton, Dec. 4. THE shipping service between Hong Kong and Canton will oe shortly doubled a$ a result oi an agreement signed on Saturday afternoon between the Japanese Consul-Generai, Mr. Nfcg&O Kita. and tly British Hnnmil.nftneralJ Mr. W. Stark Toller. Eastern News
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    FINNS READY FOR TALKS
    102 3 I\\ ill onlj i*g th it ihr Pin ui-li <i<'\ H •'Midil is ready to negotiate, regardiag tJ«r «irmandfl presented t<» u>. to t h«* iitniost limit to whirl) it inn. uith'iul \irlation cither of oui independence or ov polu > <»r neutrality;* 1 declared 'hr
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    Spontaneous Revolt Of Czechs
    128 3 Spontaneous Revolt Of Czechs London, Dec. 4. A ITRIHKR authoritative denial of German insinnations that prominent Czechoslovaks outside their country have been inciting the Czech people to revolt against their Nazi oppressors was given m a recent letter m The Times from Jan Masaryk, son of the famous former President
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    Foreign Office Post
    42 3 London, Dee. 4 VI count Halifax, Fir. inn Secretary, ha* appointed Mr. Ralph Bkrine Stevtenson to be his prln cipal private secretary, In succession to Mr. Oliver Harvey, who ha been anDoint<d Britl h Minister m Paris. British Wireless
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    31 3 According to a n port rroin London the Great Northern 1.N lijraph ervlce between London and Tokyo via the Sovld Union Is paral] tv the Soviet invasion of Finland. Eastern News
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    Japanese Liner Meets Pocket Battleship
    154 3 Tokyo, Dec. I. MY ship was circled by the GeiJli man pocket battleship DeuUmd lor more than one hour m Ulantic/ 1 Admiral Baron MiOsumi iid on SMurday on in^ rival m Yokohama aboard the K. liner Hakonc Warn from Euvia Wen Fort and the
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    JAPANESE VIEWS ON SOVIET INVASION
    381 3 JAPANESE VIEWS ON SOVIET INVASION 11. i). i I A I I H<U QH 'In l.»|Uiif- m i k adtfttoi u.ui-.ui.t p. ;i, m mi i.t ;.">i uilh Mir topi m u.ir .iiul I h«- hostilii m•tween lb* mi n #lll(l land, <>n the fc <»t ill fwidaiw n t
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    "NOT GUILTY" VERDICT IN BANK CHEATING CHARGE
    599 4 Assize Trial Ends After A Week Singapore, Monday. l^<»! \l> not guilty by th< ia] Jury. Robin Aylmer Klliott <^^ Chan Tiang Chye wen both discharged by his lordship Mr. c JViilou at the conclusion of the Assize trial this afternoon. The jury,
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    S.S. (S) A. Action Over Malaya's Mail Services
    137 4 Till following appear m »■>' niiniito.N of meeting «»f Urn Committee <»f the straits Settlement! (Singapore) AtftClatitM, heM M Nov. 20:— AIR MAIL SERVICE: With rauaid to a notification of the Post Office statins that the forwarding of airmails from Malaya by
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    Smart Sentence For Cheating
    239 4 Singapore, Monday. SyA months' rigorous imprisonment, to be followed by twelve months' p,,h\ supervision, wa s this morning passed on Tutta •Mia. a 28-year-old Indian Islam, who pleaded guilty before Mr C H Koh m the Third Police Court to a charge of cheating. It was
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    49 4 Prominent members of th 0 Indian Association have born entertaining m theii homes th P Indian Army Officers at present stationed m Singapore. The latest Function was a dinner "on Sunday nighi given by Mr Govindasamy, •J P., at Cantonment Road There were ftftv guests present, including several llians.
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    Alleged To Have Had Dagger
    88 4 Alleged To Have Had Dagger Singapore, Monday— When the cn.se against 23-year-old Cantonese. Heo Ah Kiiw. was called out In t.he Second Police Court this morning before Mr. Conrad Oldham, Court Inspector Charles W. Buch informed the magistrate that the accu.sed was m -hospital The charge against the accused was
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    APPELLANT SUCCEEDS, ANOTHER FAILS
    136 4 APPELLANT SUCCEEDS, ANOTHER FAILS (From Our Own C I Jobore Bahm, Moi HASSAN KARDI BIN mar: Javanese who I four years' rigorous imp. I for robbery, appealed successfully! before the* Court of Apr,, al c I Ing of Sir Percy McElwaini I Justice Poyscr, and Mr. J I Gordon Smith.
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    Prison For Soliciting
    106 4 Singapon Monday. Ii'ARNING the accused that the maxi- I mum sentence for the offem which he was charged f imprisonment, with no alternative of a fine, and remarking that he was tak Into consideration the fact that he had never been convicted for offence, Mr. C H.
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF MARBLE
    100 4 Singapore, Monday. QOH Chwe e 00, a 51-year-olrt Chawan, this morning ilmnert trial before Mr. C. 11. Koh. third magistrate, on a charge «>t lliel of 147 slabs of marble, valued tl $404, belonging to a Malay, from vacant house at Mcßitchie -voir on Nov. 28.
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF CASH
    72 4 Singapore, Monday.— Ap; Mr. Conrad Oidham m the Second I Court this morning, was a 24 Teochew, Tan Chuan Soon, to w) following charge was explai: That he at 8.30 p.m. on July 23 Tan Ah Too of cash. $40.15 at X Road. Court Inspector Charle
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    IMPORTANT CHANGE IN QUEEN'S SCHOLARSHIP
    730 5 /{wards For Local I < Tribune Staff Reporter) I m. \poi;K'S premior -.-ats »f leal ninir niter a »m-\v h\u\ \ery t phase of their history next year when the Queen's I H > [pa will be awarded to their graduates and r I I
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    Alleged To Have Stolen Chandu Pipes
    90 5 Alleged To Have Stolen Chandu Pipes Singapore. Monday. i >ng Kara claimed trial this m the Criminal District Court* I Mr. J. L. McFall on a charge I Nov. 7at 1-A, Cheonß Hong i Street, ,he committed housebieak- ering into a building belong- Chua Lian Teng. after breaking I if
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    Specia Malay News Broadcasts Begin
    208 5 Specia Ma lay News Broadcasts Begin Checking Circulation Of False News And Rumours Singapore, Monday. •AN important aim of the Government m establishing this service m A Malay is to check the circulation of false news and wild rumours, said Dr W Linehan, the Director of Education, m his broadcast
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    RUBBER & TIN
    14 5 RUBBER TIN Fo of till Into M duri >ta for 4 V R>rei*i duri
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    REGISTRY WEDDING
    68 5 Singapore, Monday The marriage took place tins afternoon befOW Mr. Conrad Oldham at the Singapon Registry ol Mr. Richard West and Miss Winifred Jane Mr West Is the son ol the late MiSamuel Kenaeth w- I M West, and is attached to Guthrie and Kuala Lumpur, while the
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    7 5 ***** tons for elevi n n n
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    Malabari Convicted Of Theft
    163 5 Singapore, Mmmi! N. AHMAD Kungoo. a thirt% it old Malabari. was to-day h ■•nnil over In the sum of $100 for >iix months hv Mr. Kenneth M Byrne. fourth magistrate, when he i-onvu't' (i on the i barge »f lh< i ol sio:: 1 1 (»m
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    Alleged Threat With Toy Pistol
    318 5 Alleged Threat With Toy Pistol Singapore. >londa> AIOI i>M"i long tanrtef knife were pr mliuml \hibitin thr loiirth I'olu (ourt to-da\ m tht- < iM- m uhirh Chan i»«k Seng, .i i ""k. Barged ultl) crinnual intimidation h\ Ikicatefl Ing < heong < ban, ye«ng < l BCSC woman, with
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    BROADCAST TALK ON THE MODERN FIGHTER
    1348 6 rn H1 r pU» the n the world, i bed bj I bradca I Lall the 8.M.8.C .id (i 1 1 ol tlu >■' nu 1 le, the flghl i I ach their ob, (In if 'd oar llery ob lon niac'iin* taini problen
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    About People
    210 6 About People QUIIK numb.; and M /ail party on Satui scramble to arriV( dinner party whii F. M. BdmoncU I (Tiny> Smith ga\ Andi\W< a lebration on the [night As the cock- jl I for giu I d to tl .1 we liear thdt they I Tii: I Qiuto d
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    PACK UP YOUR FACE TROUBLES
    974 7 PACK UP YOUR FACE TROUBLES fHotne Facials (f Methods j Of Cleansing j For Our Women Readers r m a way it is a good plan to itpck of your appearance j iv and impersonally, examii »ur hair, ftgiire and your skin »ugh they belonged to another c three remember,
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Tuesday, December 5,1939. SOVIET TREACHERY
    313 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Tuesday, December 5,1939. SOVIET TREACHERY YOB( DV a] to h stirred by that Finland has to t he League of Nations ie Ru ssion. ij igue h I m moribund Kcepi m certain v ethnical direction that most ople have ten its existence id t hink of it
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    Soviet Bomber Squadron Completely Destroyed
    253 8 FINNS MEET WITH MORE SUCCESSES London. Dec. 1; A FINNISH Vnm conmuniqae broadcast over the 1 inm>h A radio state* there is no change m ihe general military ''tKSw' Finnish Cabinet decided onSwiday night to attempt* brine about an amicable MtUement with tlu- Soviet, as
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    GERMAN LOSSES AT SEA
    204 8 GERMAN LOSSES AT SEA Ltadon i>n i CINCE the outbreak M v. v <„-,-m m merchant -hips captured t )V th? British number lii. with I inn, of r>!».7 r> 1. by the French rtiree, u ITh tonnage of 16.12*2; sunk or utUed I.V tonnage 69.4'J;V Total toniia«t captured or
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    Guerrilla Warfare
    295 8 Berlin. Dec. 4. |< The Finnish leaden have orcU red the] population to evacuate major towns 1 1 throughout the country, according to a Helsinki telegram. All schools will be closed.- Reuter. Moscow. Dee. 4. Having recovered from the first blow the Finns are "resisting more and more
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    Peace Move
    488 8 Helsinki. Dec 4. Finland's peace move was announi by the Finnish News A hours. In the following terms: .V. b meeting to-night, the Cabinet; decided to endeavour to reach an amicab?e settlement with the soviet. With this m view the Soviet uovernment was approached by an h mediary
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    MARCHING THROUGH
    17 9 MARCHING THROUGH gfe^t column <>f nulling BfHWi troops praini the |w [he) nunvhrd through Paris.— (Planet New*).
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    French N. African Troops
    31 9 French N. African Troops Left French North Ifrfcan tn»"i> at a nilway depot on th<ir arrival m Prance to ftfht wiiii the 111 *i annirs <»n the wettern front.—* (Flanel NewtK
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    Duke Of Gloucester
    93 9 1H 1 M:ijor-(icneal the Duke of Gloucester acted as when DomJnijß and Indian representatives visited thi tern front accompanied by Mr. Anthonj Eden, Dominion Secre ary, The party came to London from H<v<r ih> Empire for wav consultations. During their H> In France, they took the opportunity
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    Dominion Visitors
    74 9 Left* Hi- parti of Dominion and Indian represents accompanied b 3 Mr. I itnoi 1 Parta ion Ibc jaj t the British front *itne*n here Left U rifhj an- :-->! r Iran Deputy Prim< Ministci o! Sen Kealand m< miJJ Ol^ Eden: General Gam din, Ulied m.i.uler-... tuH;
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    Soldier Not To Blame For Road Fatality
    92 12 rucks pa and witness then sounder hi* horn lorry I and mi dJ tely said; rclng me to si dud I m I wards but t :i\ ruck U op. I round that V I Jj side oi ti Hi ;h)an i (,riuv
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    COLTS' HOCKEY VICTORY OVER INDIAN ASSN.
    349 13 Good Game At Balestier PLAYING at Balestier yesterday, the Colts Hockey Club scored B good victory over the Indian Association m an Interesting hockey match, winning by three goals to ono. The winners were decidedly th<3 superior team, and displayed good W>mbination, but the
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    Singapore's Cup XV v. Johore
    122 13 Singapore's Cup XV v. Johore ri Mtowlaf \siii represent smuai»oi i- .i-.iiiis( Jithorr ill Ikf Malawi up matrh n. Saturday on the FacLuiu: L O I i; A P C W J I U M Bcott, DM SI. J W j b Potter; m M Porter, P m Walk' r.
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    ENTRIES FOR IPOH RACES
    222 13 ENTRIES FOR IPOH RACES |l(im our OWB lUportei) Ilpoh. Monday. LxOWINO aw entftoi lt« the ".poh rU- Thursday and turriay:— I lies, <lass 2. these have entered for the two 5V 2 furlons, and 4 furlong? is follows: I Girl. Bay Rose. Beverant. Canute. Lynne, Emily Dignu.s, Emm;e, Faith. Fernlet.
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    DUNCAN ROBERTS' XI WINS
    34 13 In return friendly soccer match played at the Malay Football Ground on Saturday. Duncan R<*« ts XI de fcatecl the N. T. S. Bank team by four goals to two.
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    BILLIARDS AFFAIRS
    182 13 Singapore. Monday THE Control Council Ol tho Bingapon Biiiinrds Association met tins afternoon at the promises of the Far Eastern School Ol Music under the Chairmanship of Mr. J.P. Tham. a rice-president of the Association Those present al the meetinß Included Messrs Ho Kee Beng, Tan Boon Poll,
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    C.S.A. WIN
    43 13 In i mi ndiy soccer natch played the Parrer Park ground on Bunda) ♦he Chinese Sports Association defei the Tamil Brotherhood Party by fiv.--,.!s to one. Scorers Yew Tim Pook Loy (1), Kok Choy 1 1) and HocH Seng (1 1
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    Singapore's Hockey XI For Up-Country Games
    130 14 TJil |f btf| t.H In nsi S la:«u<»t .tin "I 111 u.#-k-Mid if X MMI W re\jMMti\< l\. \> r Ohc fe u «»i i;.un >vi siioic\ I s ReoU it mvi. I* X Ka^kai an apt I) K«« \r«»kia Bat (.dlain .N.;!.i It
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    Another $1,000 From Brother Schools
    143 14 Another $1,000 From Brother Schools Till- Vti v Rev. Brother James, 0.8.h., Visitor of MM 'hrislian Brothers' Schools of .Malaya, has just ioi warded to l.:iclv Thomas further instalment of SI. OOO towards the Malaya Patriotic Fund. Th« total contribution to date from th*> Cfrri&ttfin Brothers' Schools of Malaya to
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    Possessed Illicit Petrol
    152 14 Singapore. Monday. MAT KJ.M MM and Tan Kiow Wee appeared before Mr. J. L MtI all m tin riminal District Court this inornini; on a charge that on Nov. 85, at v.m. they imported into Sinfapore m the motor boat "Sea Hawk," without a permit. 44 fftllona
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    Match Called Off
    18 14 >na, the B.R.C hockey fixture arranged to have "ii ihc Padang CJI.C b called oil
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    ISLAND CLUB MIXED FOURSOMES
    50 14 results ot the monthly mixed fcursomes played on Sunday at the nd club are Mr cV Mrs C A. R. Bateman 39 M^ Mr Si Mrs. Sau Chiu luau 49-14»2^34' 2 Major Mrs. Pope 46 K"j 35' 2 Mrs Nambu J. L. PstliSOn 47— 834=38! 4
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    DISARMED ASSAILANT WITH NECK-LOCK
    271 14 Singapore, Monday. DESCRIBING a wrestler's neck lock, Mr. Leong Hoe to-day explained to Mr. L. C. Goh, fifth magistrate, how he applied this on Tan Ah Hoe, m order to relieve him of a chopper with which he had injured his friend Mr. Choa Ah Kow.
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY
    120 14 The following have accepted to play tot B.C.C. v.s 8.8. Police to-day at 1 Thomson Road: Lt. R a B1 C Sproul-Bclton; I'ayLt. c, c. Fortin P. F Kinsey Ldr R L Wallace w i i PlOffr. R. G. K. Thomp- son; Capt i> (i J. FClngsmill, Capt
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    MAXFLI WIN AGAIN
    94 14 Playing on their own court on Sunday In a fnonuly badminton match, the Maxfli Badminton Party defeated the Thornycrofi Sports Club by five games to nil. Results tMaxfii's mentioned first) Ng Cheng Hua beat D. Lange 15—7; IS 12. Lee Kheng Chiang beat Lim Kirn Wee 15-6V5—
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    SPORTS DIARY
    27 14 TO-DAY HOCKEY: S.C.C. vs. Police. Depot RUGGER: R.A.O.C. vs. Loyal Regiment, Alexandra. RUGBY: Rallies College 2nd XV v. ciical College 2nd XV.. Raffles College ground.
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    INTER-COLLECE RUGGER TO-DAY
    27 14 INTER-COLLECE RUGGER TO-DAY The rugger match between the second fifteens of the Medical and Raffles Colleges will be played to-day at Raffles College. Mr. Cessford wrll referee.
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    FORTNIGHTLY CLUB
    59 14 The y.w.ca. Fortnightly Club met ■relay when Mr&. H.G. Minnegerode spoke on "Christmas Customs In America," which proved very int.* I meeting of the club 1939. but members are asked to make the Y.w.c.A. eh; i party on JO at S p.m. their last opportunity of meeting for
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      BULLION MARKET
      14 15 don, Mond 23 'j H. 23 ll ir> Fine, per oz. £8.8.0
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      58 15 London. Monday. 65- [•> J meal I-dustnes 30 h H :iC ?n* 4 9 H: i 32 9 r °4 9 ahflE S 3 i 101 2 K\ itersrand Areas 65- i: bearer- 813 H|' shai Bank (London I-Ai Bank of I. A. &C. *****6 an Tob.
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      LONDON RUBBER
      40 15 London. Monday. JS ie Dull x>t 11*4 b 11 516 > Jan 11*4 b 11 3 8S i ward) Jan Mm 1 1 1 4 b lP 8 s April JUC ll l B b 11 3 16 s
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      PRODUCE
      56 15 London. Monday. Id 'Malay) ii: bulk. Ht S'ment Not given )pn iita FMS.» S'ment £11.0.0 Sellers our < Sarawak) meat; 19 3 Seller am: SinpaporeB) S ment. 31 6 Seller^ «FAQ( White Spot S'ment. 6 Sellers ■r <FAQ) Black H~> Spjt S'meiu 4 1 8 Value Bj/-: (Good Mark«
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      34 15 London. Monday. vi Paris 176.00 ii Amsterdam 7.52 'lion Shanghai 4 15 16 ■iondon on Hongkong Is. 3 l[32d »n on Ja. Is. 1932 d. non New York 402.00 to 404.00 Unchanged
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    MORE CHINESE FILMS FOR MALAYA
    352 15 (From Oji" Own Reporter;. Bg, Monday. lAKGE-SCALE pix>duction of Cantonese talkies lor screening m Malaya is now the policy of Chinese film studios, said Miss Lam Mvi Mvi, the well-known cinema actress when interview! d by a Malaya Tribune reporter. Whiii Mandarin films are of
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    SOVIET-JAPANESE TRADE TALKS
    95 15 Tokyo, Der. NEGOTIATION for IIM lOßlilwfc of a commercial tieat\ is pi<>ceedins smoothly between the Japanese Ambassador, Mr; Shipen'ri Togo, and the Soviet 1 oreitfii Commissar. M, Molotov. according to a prc-s message from Moset»\\. The report says that Mr ftfO and M. Molotov had r one-hOUf
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    S. Africa's Trade
    52 15 London, Dec. 4. AVER half of South Africa's overseas U trade during the rim nine months of this year went to Empire countries. UOH went to the British CommonWe in t 'the same period, imports were supplied by the United Kingdom and the rest ct the Empire.
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    115 15 f r.iK MlP| the tiom an;. In b<-r marki I .it i p.m a pun minal with buyer-, for Drc-rmber at i enti, for Jar nts and for April Ji.. B lnW ebb Jelebu lal A little bu im don.- m >.'■ and [flu Klangs both si
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    48 15 i PabW and Wireless. Ltd.. is an: the large linns assisting thecr staff to purchase defence bonds and national Ings certificates. Arrangements havp been made by the company for Cabl> end Wiiolfs.s staff tbroufchout the entire world to have facilities for Inverting m thes«> new Government s curints.
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      14 15 I i:STAIILiKIII':» 1«7 2 I South British Insurance Co., Ltd. Tel 5926 Finlayson Green.
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      151 15 NOMINAL CAPITAL: $40,000,000 ISSUED ft PAID UP CAPITAL: $10,000,000 BRANCHES throu*ho«l Malaya, Siam, Burma, South China, French Indo-China and Netherlands East Indies. AGENTS A CORRESPONDENTS m all principal cities of the World. BANKING TRANSACTIONS of every description undertaken. 4 •JtaJferi. NEDERLANDSCHE I HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. Sstabllshed by Royal Charter A.D.
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    U-Boat Reported Captured In Bristol Channel
    277 16 I The hi imber ihe O I and nber 109 m i» m the same period 39 N i kno ro o! ioui i nl In ns, have I „k i. m and six neul (tailing 30.032 I Th( that v« I a* Informal
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    "Reunion Day" In Britain
    103 16 "Reunion Day" In Britain I,OI1(1«»". P«< Ri i \in\ d\v passed "fT happih ami inecessfnllj lltMl some .mm, parenti and friends visited theii children In »fe areas. special Imliw left londo taking the risitow l« town* In the reception areas, and w» trains formed ai early >>> ttiwtn. \t all
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    Charge To Be Changed
    117 16 Singapore, Monday i am not satisfied with the charge I only received it a few minutes before coming to court but I would, however, ask that the accused be charged provisionally on thatcha until l see the DP. P. about :t," said Chief Cuur .or EriM
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    BIG FIRE AT KUALA KANGSAR
    167 16 mm <»ur Dun CIUUPMW Koala KmagMTi Monday As explosion arising from the h.iM of Peraks Royal Town ilmul «.V1...k fMtwin, awoke almost the whole population to tind a Chinese motor-car and bicycle riMi m Jalan Kans^u. 1 1)1.1 C The local lire-brigade under Mr. R.
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    News In Romanised Malay
    394 16 News In Romanised Malay Sing i porf. Deo. 4 Simtu DMOkan ft kuar daripada kap"U2 terboin British telah melakukan serantfi.i sangat bennl di-atas pulau Holland tM "sa-bvuh pulau Jennan dalim Luut Utara I Yang terlalu kokoh perkubuan-nya ss.-kuran s I nVil dua buah kapal perang Jerman rel.,h kena >Oteta bom
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    46 16 London, Dec. 4: In this country it is Lmated that nearly three-quarters of a million people men and women will be added to the effective number of air j raid workers as a result of an agreement j between the Government and employer* *-of large staff!
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    $25 For A Car
    199 16 $25 For A Car I fMMM riikshaus and k J* f under the A liummer at th«- ivpj I Vehicles- Depot m/m ;,,:"< I 1 a <' r S'?.-, but th 21a l~ price ranged betur,,, I InC-r^ed sp, Army. Navx and For the b.ddmo. ihMuokoutSl > something on W
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    25 16 Paris. Dec. 4: Gunfire was heard m II 3 30 p.m. when an unidentified pliH I Hew over the. city at a high ':'.^l^Hl{ Reuter
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    STOP PRESS
    209 16 STOP PRESS London D I Ij The Kiiiii landed m France m afternoon irom a British destwW His Majesty intends t<> make 1 I*'j tonal tour of the troops m I > uf The Duke of Gloucester, who n: been m EnfUnd on lea?e .>.<-.mtt-| vied the Kins. Reuter. j
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