Morning Tribune, 7 December 1939

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE I Vol. l-No. 262. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, December 7, 19», fivk corn
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    FINNS RAID SOVIET BASE: 60 PLANES DESTROYED
    552 1 Still Checked On Land lamerican warning i for moscow I Rome, Dec. (>. ()ia>i\(i to the Helsinki correspondent of the Popolo di JjKoma. the Russians have launched a big offensive m Karelia Bd Lake Ladoga district. I Finnish warplanes to-day raided the Soviet
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    NAZIS RECOGNISE HELSINKI GOVT.
    44 1 NAZIS RECOGNISE HELSINKI GOVT. Copenhagen, Dec. 6. It is not expected m Berlin that Germany will recognise the so-called Finnish Peoples Government at T«rijoki, says the Berlin correspondent of the Politiken. who adds that the Wilhelmstrasse will continue to recognise the Helsinki Government. Reuter
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    SWEDEN STARTS CAMPAIGN TO HELP FINNS
    91 1 Stockholm, Dec. (>. A CAMPAIGN m favour of active intervention m Finland was launched to-day by an appeal, published m all newspapers, sir; 11 ed by leading professors, bankers. *T businessmen, bishops and industria!isls. The appeal stresses the gravit\ of tho h ue f
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    Finnish President's Broadcast
    86 1 London, Dec. 6. PRESIDENT KALLJO, broadcasting m Finland en the anniversary of the independence of Finland, declared that "our greatest strength Is unity.' He paid a tribute to FHHand'a women, who had valiantly dune their duty on tjne frontier as well as the men The Finnish Government
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    AUSTRIAN UNREST
    30 1 London, Dec Travellers returning to Switzerland iiom Austria bring stories of growing unrest there against the Nazi regime. Feeling m Vienna is said to b e extremely bitter.
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    Nazis Admit British Stranglehold
    329 1 London. Dec. 6. TIIK very real effect Britain's economic measures is having: on German trade, especially exports, is emphasised by a warning to neutral countries which Berlin feels called upon to publish to-day. In what i. s described as an authoritative statement to th e foreign
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    Menace At Sea Mastered
    726 1 Menace At Sea Mastered Says Churchill London, Dec. <5. IN the House of Commons today. Mr. Churchill made another statement M the war at sea. He started by saying that the main enemy attack had been concentrated on the Royal Navy and open sea-borne commerce, upon which the British Isles
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    HUNGARIAN SYMPATHY FOR FINNS
    43 2 Budapwt, l><* IMi; H«nfariu PH«t Mta- l< l«ki. a(M:i M m U ParffaUMtlt to-d.t;. -aid: Me (Western) w*r and Itbt hi^hi tf «>"'* Finnish i.i, tfceu W «>i»» htarta *ith mm." the -lu'.tmcnt <d with sympathetic rhecn for Finland Reuter
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    TALKS ON TIENTSIN
    107 2 London. Dec. 6. N Qinona to-day, m 1 ngl Baker, Mr. Butler said during r I et sir Robert Craigie and the Jape•mister lor F\>roi^!i Affairs, a.: exchange ol 'o^k ph^e on the issues arising out of the position oi 1 and other outstanding QQ Baker asked
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    Two Nations, One Mind
    121 2 London. Dec 6. COLONEL Deny. Rcitz, South African v Minister for Native Affairs, who has been on a five wi cks 1 vbit to London as South African representative at the ministerial conversations. hajs left by air for Johannesburg. Before leaving, he expressed profound admiration of
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    Espionage In Holland
    105 2 Amsterdam, Dec, 6. T'HE lobs of one out of many J* Dutch sh^ps sunk recently ifl attributable to espionage activii'^ m Holland, according to the Telegraaf. As a result cf rrcent developments the routine of Dutch Government departments lias been abruptly tightened up and searching enquiries are
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    CHILE ALSO PROTESTS
    63 2 jo, Dec. 6. IT to understood thru the Government has rejected the '.on that it should join the declaration of protest oi countries m north and souih Americ-i against the Russian invasion of Finland. The Chilean reply is said to state tha r Ch'le is "essentially American."'
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    NEW WAR RISK RATES
    83 2 London. Dec. 6. I ON DON underwriters announce the l^ following new war risk insurance rates, quoted at shillings per cent. throughout: North, Central and South America. Atlantic and Pacific ports, to and from 'trn East and Far East via Panama, under the Allied flag, 205.;
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    German Raids Repulsed With Definite Losses
    215 2 pm.; (jen i d BMwto ol KiS ln tlH> P six diflVivnt pototi on a 20-mi:. vh on t] iaK is v. and at two points the Qenni I lite toBB< s leaving dead behind them. W that the Gei. to vei Allied battle
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    King With The B.E.F.
    54 2 London, Dec jJEUTER'S apecial oorresponJ" witli the B.E.F :at King made an eai I second day with the Army I Hv hao an Bl I consisting of porr Another full pi ransed to enable i: ,H nuch as possll ing uniti. 1-* The weather is cold
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    Evidence In Camera
    143 2 Evidence In Camera (From Our Own. I I I r rHE hearing of th< Chan Kau; Chee U ■be late Capitan for th P guardian* hi; i:H tant children— Cheii. :.o«H Cheang Kck Khen, Cl X k ifl and Cheang Kok Lconu fl beforp Mr. Justice Auk- m the IM
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    Births And Deaths
    54 2 Total deaths m Slngap week ended Dec. 2, were 2Si M deathrate of 22.00 per mil with 24.81 m the prect 20.14 m the corresponding jeek« year. Total births were 520, givw birthrate of 48 68. deathrate was 144.2 per mill with 166.1 m the prwed 159.0
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    Mystery Planes Over Thames
    158 2 Dec 6 UNIDENTIFIED aircraft high altitude over the Th early thi. morning. No kid warn. en. After searchlights found two plai they were -seen to swoop I c the sea, disappearing m a direction The Air Ministry ::ces: 'There was some enemy air aci; durir« the
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    British Warships Capture German Ship
    62 3 I I'-Ull, I) i stal.d that MlMi M v, raptured the sv.ikuina. 7.S tons, K th Atlantic ement Issued by the Liu l the L Marques 24 bouts d later aiblanca. pted and captured by „r) cipw were safely h ship. an auempt by me
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    Japanese Capitulation To Firm U. S. Policy
    116 3 Ja pa nese Capitulation To Firm U. S. Policy Compensation Offered Where Claims Justify Tokyo, Dee. 6. Nomura, (ho Japanese Foreign .Minister stated that anti-American incidents m Japuncxi'- occupied China would he investigated and compensation would be paid where neccssan declares the Asahi, commenting on yesterday's interview between Admiral Nomura
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    Gerrman Miscalculations Over Empire Response
    337 3 I London, Dec. 6. miscalculations of the Commonwealth's attitude to the war are the subject of comment m the Manchester Guardian, which ■utlook m the Empire. ggggjggjghh of the Statute of 1931 under winch m tnmon allegiance to the Dominions were .separate was supposed, aya
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    U.S.A. AND SEIZURE OF GERMAN EXPORTS
    67 3 Washington. Dec. 5. A decision can be expected this week IS to whether the United States wili protest to Britain and France regarding th€ Allies' seizure of German export. 1 said an official of the State Department He addpd that the question had been
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    INJURED MAN LOCKED IN
    69 3 INJURED MAN LOCKED IN p ALLED l> Btreti al aboul B I much difficulty b remove n ld< i falli into i loci il i tic p i liad Dill However, he n turn d Ju tablT who.se aid had by i dre« ci dt r into the yard from
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    French Appreciation
    134 3 French Appreciation i ndon, i > <■ 'fOMMBNT In the French prei on 84c v John Simon.- broadca it France' ;vui appreciation ol the Brl contribution to the prosecution ol the war 1 1 i emps, for instanc N-> nchman doubts the Imn Britain and the Smpirr repre eni i
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    GAOL FOR ASSAULT ON CONSTABLE
    379 4 Ipoh. We(llU'sd.t\ THF. ol how bin In polit HUlt«Mt W9M lH BpM I)N lln,, |„m i imnhmiini. fcprifed <»l his turban, baton and vi miiklm(! on Use head, and struck 00 the hip with an IXC idle wm related In \)u> \\w\\ PcHcc Cmvi jreaierdaj
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    Appointed To S.S.C.S.
    46 4 Mr. L A. Joseph whose appointnen| to the Straits Settlements Civil S rvice singles him out as the most outstanding member of the General Clerical Service He was formerly Secretary to the College oi" Medicine, and now Seerelarv to the Registrar-General of Statistics.
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    K. L. Bus Fares To Be Raised
    139 4 (From Our Own Reporter). Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. the Transport Board Court yesterday, Mr. A. B. Stallworthy, Chairman, announced the B >ard's decision with regard to the application to increase bus fares made by the General Transport Board and heard at a public inquiry
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    Injured Nephew While Shooting
    160 4 ram Our Own uorn-sponaent Malacca, Wedoa I Hiii bin Patah, a 70-year-old Malay sidang i by Mr. W J. ThorogOOd District Judge on M I he w, victed alter a trial m the Jasin District Court <> n a'char^B: of causing hurt by a negligent act.
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    Alleged Unstamped Receipts
    117 4 Singapore, Wednesday. VEO MONG HENG. an elderly Chinese, to-day faced two charges, before Mr. L. C. Goh, m the fifth police court, concerning sums of money which he allegedly received as rent, between the period March. 1934, to February, 1939. The charges were that he during that
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    Collieries' Strike Deadlock
    97 4 Collieries' Strike Deadlock Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. THE deadlock at the Malayan Collie- ries' mine at Batu Arang continues, and there has been no production of coal for the last three days. Negotiations have been proceeding without result. The Chinese Consul to-day at Batu Arang. Tin- strikers have created no disturbances,
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    JEWELLERY FOUND IN DUSTBIN
    112 4 JEWELLERY FOUND IN DUSTBIN i rom Our Own Report* I Ip«»h. Wednesday |X CHAEGED \v«th i- iMuulent I possession „f a coat, watch, I necklace and bracelet v .m e ld- 18, erly Chinese Choo Yoon, told I the magistrate m tin- l^ih Court that ho had g i I
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    Convicted Of Breach Of Trust
    138 4 Convicted Of Breach Of Trust Bum Singapore. W < Inexlav. T PLEADING guilty t, i charfe of I -l criminal breath ol tnisl in l^ respect of 511.25 entrusted to him I for payment to the Malaya Tribune I Press Ltd.. Vythialinsam. a M-yiar- I did Indian, had senten c
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    ALLEGED INJURY TO A PIG
    75 4 Singapore, Wediu* I te Accused cf committing n k the tenth milestone. Upper Road, yesterday morning, by s nhii, 4 pig valued at $30 with B stici li r ♦hereby fracturing both tef™LsM Teo Swee Cheng, a 36-year-old T° r this m ruing claimed trial
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    FELL 15 FEET
    64 4 Singapore Wei >W Said tfi have fallen froi Ing about fifteen feet high, ese while workinu at the nan new R.A.F. aerodrome wer< I d to the General bj ambulance sufferin 1 wa suspected to have Injuries. I any of the strikers who WJ I after drawing
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    Ricksha Owners' Donation
    80 5 Ricksha Owners' Donation frr oi GH the nitdium uf Hi Vehicle J t,y the Kirkvl. |2 issocifttfon of N-n numbered tluit Ui jof (lie wmmn are not ibjects. f lent of the A-"- < KuuJidiiiß the coniriI V W rote that it u;is >U rc towards playing < p Irt
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    HEAVY LOTTERY FINES
    76 5 Singapore, Wednesday. i am. or three months" imprisonment, was this nposed on two Chinese, Koh 35) and Goh Kirn Seng (32), d guilty before Mr. magistrate, to a m carrying on a i lottery. were arrested at 4.50 i I v. following a raid conon a house
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    HEAD BOY WHO WANTED TO KISS COOK'S WIFE
    732 5 Inquest Into Tragedy At Consul-General's Home gapore, Wednesday. ftRAMATTC evidence was to-day disclosed at the enquiry into th death of <i«>h Scow Jong, the head "boy" In the residence of the French Consul-General, If. Pingaud, on the morning of Nov. 28. Inspector
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    Six Months For Causing Hurt
    242 5 Singapore, Wednesday. |N this case, death would have resulted were it not for the immediate attention of the medical authorities," said Dr. Sokalingam, A.M.O. 1 Genera] Hospital, m his evidence this morning, m the Criminal Court before Mr. J. L. McFall, when two Chinese, Scan
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    FINED FOR BREAKING BAIL
    124 5 I Singapore. Wednesday. Tan Teck Seng, a Hainanese. appeared before Mr i rad Oldham m the Serond Police Court this morning Oil charges of theft as a servant of 33' lons of beer from the Johore Batter;. Chang] on Mar 3. 1938 and of absconding from
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    MAGISTRATE TOLD OF CHASE AFTER ROBBERS
    275 6 WYd: a THRIU Dia ctoa* throat h I bf a n I police consUbk on ins pillion which ntually led I man who all* OM Ol three lobbeis who had rcllery al r Koad. i la aftfi told to the Thud Pi Untied preliminary
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    POLICE BAND
    81 6 The band of the Btraits Settlements Police will play to-day at Katong Park at 6 p.m.: March. "Viscount Nelson," Zehle; Overture, Pique Danu." Suppe; Selection, "Yeoman of the Guard."'Sullivan; Cornet Solo. 'Softly Awakes my Heart," Saint Saens; Selection, "The Geisha." Jones. Witness could not recognise any of the
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    ALLEGED ASSAULT ON GIRL
    91 6 ALLEGED ASSAULT ON GIRL iMADRAM I Hind i r-oid Tamil girl k p k Led Mr L. C. Goli. filth w his client i me time i not bi ing heard for some ti niC to "I know thif a biilablo offf nee, but my i an innocent man i
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    People & Plans
    246 6 People Plans Sim We i SIX thousand people saw "U-Bo»J m yesterday's three §hOWi at the Capitol and a dfetinruiahed audience, wfretenUitive oi the tl arms of the Service, poured m to the ssion. kniqueti to th- Cen■or, «rho helped to nroiise added m thi Ik nt Him by imi:
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    Companies And Capital
    75 6 Companies And Capital V HE attention ol ttie public is draw.. A to Pf milatioii 8 oi the Deftiuv (Finance) Regulations 1939. which pro--9 r the Control by Government ol al] capita] Persona who are considering the I miuion of a cempany are advi. Ed it. .;i m advance from
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    Incorrect Scale
    162 6 Singapore. Wednesday. PLEADING guilty u> the charge of having m his possession an unjust platform *ca\e. Kok Poh Fng; a rubber dealer, of 51, Church Strep', was to-day fined $20 by Mr L. C. Goh. fifth Magistrate. Inspector Mariden of the Weight and Measures Dept. cf tii e
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    Rice Returns Late
    59 6 ty. The manager p Loh BuanHong to-day fined $20 on of failing to send m W returns ol 81 Df rice for September, by Mr. L. Goh, fifth magistrate. Mr. Corner, of tho Focd Controller's Office, who prosecuted. stated that th c retui I for Sept. were
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    Marks For Wartime
    129 6 Vi ILL women m Singapore London sister; i [Slacks for general wear Latest reports from Lond %\)inen all over the con;. m for a new dress-freedom Ti p are "m" for women oi iypt i as?, doing every sort of work. You can now walk int the
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    Xmas Shopping
    129 6 CINGAPORE shops are gay wit •J decorations and temptingly played Christmas gifts, which. 11 war goes on we may not be able ws next year. yn utw c Prices have risen very s)ignU| such things as crackers, Chr corations and novelties cnv.ping difficulties created by Already many of
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    THIS BUSINESS OF SHOPPING
    833 7 A>- r present < n, Prestige i ltol Buildings, ha> a nun. MPP9 day each at tv CWn way and each one completely difL/ay cut from the 1. Among these we Frocks were particularly Impressed with thout.standing charm of model fashioned from uncrushable linen .striped m
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Thursday, Dec. 7, 1939. WAKING UP
    300 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Thursday, Dec. 7, 1939. WAKING UP IJ> SSIA is doing to Finland what i many has don,- to Poland. a number of impossible den Is w( re put forward which, if ded, would mean the loss of n. onal independence economically »i olitically. Failing to get what nted
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    JAPANESE PROGRESS IN SOUTH CHECKED
    185 8 Chinese Retake Patang Chun I fJHINESE forces have recaptured Patang inspite of a rial bombardment by Japanese aircraft. The lation is reported quiet northward of Nanning, riv ?l)r( 'limt'M' and .laitaiu'x' forces face each othiT hai'd- W thirty kiloi from Nanning.— Reuter Hongkong, I>« r.
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    Chungking Moscow Air Link
    128 8 Chungking Moscow Air Link Chungking, Dec. <;. COMMUNICATION aut.Witit** of Chungking and Moscow to-cla\ inaugurated a through air-mail and pilWfffr service between the two capitals.. The Chinese Ministry of Communications air liner "Chungking/ 1 as >chedu'ed, took off for Hami, In Sinkiang, where a plane of the Smo-Soviet Aviation Company
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    CANADIAN AIR FORCE OPEN TO ALL RESIDENTS
    70 8 A WH rcrtfaUon of i, opens the ranks 0 ""nt to i.on-citl«e n S F 2? We H Furu, J2 l rttldenl m an -'1 all^.anrr to the Ring f It is understood thai h 52E55 is llu<l l 0 "'^rou a|)|) l
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    PARLIAMENT'S RECESS
    54 8 London. Dec 6 I IT is understood thai the secret I 1 session of the House of Cobumm I will be held on Dei 1. I According- to present image- I ments Parliament will adjourn \m Christmas on Dec 14 until Jan lb but could be summoned immediate!?
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    Secret Polish Organisation Harassing The Nazis
    159 8 Paris, Dec 6 k SECRET Polish military <>rganisa- tion is now harassing the S:\zi authorities m German-occupied Poland According: to reports received her? German officials and officer! ,\re said to be falling victims to bullets fired by unseen hands It is stated that an
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    SIR JOHN SIMON AT THE FRONT
    98 8 London D> I I SIR JOHN SIMON. Chancellor the Exchequer, made a I I tour m a civil plane of several I secret R.A.F. stations m France before flying back to England. He I interested spectator of thrilling exer- cises of combined British bomb*
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    20 8 The MauritlU3 Government h cd £1.000 to the British Red i j an aeroplane for the Royal Air I Reuter
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    30 8 The British submarine which j brought into a Norwegian port by m British destroyers after her rudder rww hppn riis:nlfippH has nrtw left port n" rudder has been repaired.—- Reuter
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    Soviets Admit Planes Lost
    14 8 Moscow, Dec. (i. K,rl,'"',': !™,v,""r""""'" ib c ih, m~ Reuter
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    Lord Nuffield's Latest Gift
    54 8 I London, Dec. 6. ORD ÿld has given a million Morris motor shares, worth nearly 1.250.000. to create a central hospital fund for the Provinces. Lord Nuffirld expresses the hope that from tins fund and the Kind's Fund m London there will ultimately emerge I truly
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    Don't Let Influenza
    924 9 lor Our W ohm n llraili i s I REMEDIES WHICH j I FOR A SPEEDY j I CONVALESCENCE J,,,.,. GET DOWN B time of year, many of us fall i ctima to Influenza which B> d not, however, b^ dangerous, B led tl Iw proper care
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    Camouflaging Holes
    106 9 WHEN you find tiny holes m your silk lccknit undies, don't spoil the look of the garments by darning tr^em. Instead, hide the hole by putting a tiny embroidered flower over it. First draw the edges of the holes together with a few Strong stitches, then embroider the
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    LORD HALIFAX STATES BRITISH WAR PURPOSES
    1101 11 RIGHT-ABOUT-TURNS NOT WANTED I do not expect an easy victory, nor count on the early collapse ol the enemy s home front/ said Lord Halifax, reviewing iti<h war and peave aims m the House of Ix>rds. The Foreign Minister stated the terms on which
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    BRITISH CITIZENSHIP
    75 12 'TIIK privilege I; hip C. B. I'au! m an addr< pore Rotary club this a ie wor: Empir. 'he con:: privl is the subjm- he .said All thi :e poJSt, use of the British ru Mr Paul went on to P the di and pix. countries und< •rule.
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    Alleged Intimidation
    103 12 Alleged Intimidation Sin >'• KSingii 118 rad, Oldham. the Sing nd Mice ilng on cnai they on Nov. 7, 8, 9, 10 and 13 at l Lorong 3. Geylang Road, committcu criminal intiml m^ Harnam Singh with Injury with intent to cause alarm to him and. secondly. on the san
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      316 12 i ill lr i i 8Y P&Oand BRITISH I NDI A. LINES .TED IN ENGLAND) I ►win* (o the Company > inability to publish the actual departure dates Df it's steamers (tending passengers are inU^" sl> requested to enquire at the l > S. N. COMPANY S Office o ascertain
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      254 12 LUXURIOUS ONE-CLASS MOTORSHIPS CABINS VITH PRIVATE BATH Excellent Cuisine PASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICES. hacjen and Scandinavia. outwards- to Bangkok, Saigon. Manila, Hongkong. Sianghal and Japan. For particulars regarding sailings, fares, etc. pIMM apply i THE EAST ASIATIC CO.. LTD. (Incorporated m Denmark) SINGAtORK PENANG KUALA LI. I BVRNS PHILP LIN B.
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    Police Beat The R.A.O.C. At Rugby
    210 13 Police Beat The R.A.O.C. At Rugby H,,ii<r pts. \lexandra l>ep«.t pis. m an Intercftfag game of ruKl>\ i>la\ed >»^trrday at the Nlet ft>, pot. Thompson Road, the I'olire K. lc.it ed tIM KA 0 t Alexandra K>. n<>i t»\ levcn points (a ti^ »iid a Krm> goal) t<» three paints
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    BOXING MEETING TO-DAY
    28 13 meeting of the Singapore Amateur ill be held at the Happy moon at 5.15 p.m. when ral discusconnection with the forthcoming Invitation Contests will be
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    STARLIGHT B. P.
    104 13 I' will represent the 8t -B" team m a friendly m inton match against the Jollym< ters BP. -A l team to-night at py World Skating Ring, m sting <i jive singles and two m 7 p m. A. Karim, H. A. 6 iM P Chan, F.
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    CIVILIANS DRAW WITH THE ARMY AT RUGBY
    574 13 Fast Game On The Padang Bankers, Insurance and Merchants. ...3 ots. Army. iipts. IN a thrilling Club ***** fixture played on the Padai yesterday, the Rankers, Insurance and Merchants' fifteen drew with tn» Army. The Civilians opened up accounts with a try and
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    Fahmy And Frisco Get Into Shape
    134 13 Fah my And Frisco Get Into Shape MOHAMED Fahmy and v I m tWO Happy World rymna. lof to their 15-H which d t. (I Oil Young Frisco did his sparring partni Frisco still nark he ha hi punches, and F«?rnand< an easy paa all Fahmy, th( Egyptian middichampion, wa
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      28 13 /CT^X SAFEGUARD YOURSELVES Kfg.?s| INSURE WITH "^W the EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. j SECURITY PLUS SERVICE J HEAD OFFICE-NO. I6D CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE, S.S. PHONE NO. 5918.
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      29 13 SANDIMAN'S i-jfiMß w\ t\ nn c* i^s rur l 3 ]§L SHERRIES I palate V Uk4ltiut^*j\ Mintage Wine... jfcpi-jggi well-matured I winner II An I m wood. WPS U
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    GOOD COMBINATION BY S.C.C. HOCKEY TEAM
    262 14 Win Against The r Heavy Battery 7th lit aw Battcrj Nil omunattim, and wdHfclanced forward line contributed to RC.C. winning their hay ftli 11. *t«rjl which was played on the Padant; ed winners by two goals to nil. I r (i a terri the
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    OXYGEN BADMINTON PARTY
    118 14 Tin will i the Badminton Far: i East Ai etylene the Capital friendly Bad- iur singles and thi br played at the tyr 1 on Saturci 230 p.m. A. Antoine, iFong Yew v X Ponnuawamy, R. ran. Sim Sock Hot. Tan P n Chui ii. ai. Wee
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    Hockey Win For The S.C.R.C.
    256 14 pLAYINCr on a vciv uneven ground, made worse by the recent rain, the S.C.R.p scored a narrow hockey victory over the V.M.C.A. when they met at Hong Lin green yesterday, winning by two to one. Territorially superior, the Chin fully d- Ictory. which would have
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    Selections And Card For To-day's Races
    286 14 Selections By Spectator X;, (V I— LTfTLe Miss x Rosalie R»CC TWINKLING I YES Kali Girl RftCC J— KITIBLK AN Rebel Hint; Race uri:R\n:r Sprin» (iirl Race :>— INEZ Polo Race 6 EMILY MGNt'S Maincll Race sflancjor n (Juirk Money THE following arc the
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    Singapore Malayalee Affairs
    154 14 Singapore Malayalee Affairs X p Ifohamed V j ■d president Malayalee A I Pillai. honorary tr«\ < >*her memb I elected at the annual held last Sunday, at b-p^H at Race CoOTCf Road, an Mr. c. Ke*avan, vi< I M K. Sodar. general I P. G. Piliai. B] rt I
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    Oldfield Cup
    45 14 Oldfield Cup -day. RESULTS of the Oldfleld Golf i i- petition were announced bj Di X Ando at the Rotary Club noon. Winner of the eompetit) Oeddes, who returned f 67, and the runner-up wi Choy 70'. There were 26 entries and 20 were returned
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    MANSFIELD'S TEAM
    57 14 The following will plaj against thfl Vehicles Dept 8] m a return game of four single three doubles at their court on Sunday. at 10 a.m. sharp: SINGLES. Tai Bonji Soo. I San. Tay Keng Ann. Hassan Mattar. DOUBLES Lee Hock San H Mattar Tan Bng Tee Taj
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    Grand National
    22 14 Londci.. o<< THE Grand National of W4O be run at Aintree. according i" Sir (Tamil Fisher, North-Western Regional 'onnnissioncr Reuter
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      NEW YORK
      27 15 New York. Dec. 5. Xi r.i.i i; B s 10?H UU I Ayr. June W 181 4 W s ket i venr Quiet 51^4 Spot
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      BULLION MARKET
      13 15 London. Wednesday. rd 23^2 o n Gold. Fine, per oz. 18.8.0
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      82 15 < London. Wednesday. o~ i, i .'hemical Industries 30 I I Pilch II' 1 2 Pacific 6^4 don Tin 4 9 n r PI. In. Trust 33 3^ i ns 24 41 uthern Kirn. 16 i 1 1 3 iatlcs 3 lO'i' md Areas 66 r &Tr
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      LONDON RUBBER
      38 15 [London. Tuesday. Tone Quietly Steady 115 16 b 11% S trward) Jan. n 5.16 b *****s (2nd Forward 1 Jan 1 eh 115 16 b 117 16 s Forward) April 113 16 b 115 16 s
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      PRODUCE
      55 15 London. Wednesday. Oil <Malay) m bulk S'ment Not given Copra 'Straits FMS> •r S'ment £11.0.5 Sellers I ur Sarawak' December g 19 3 Seller a. Seed Pew Singapore S 31 6 Sellers AQ( White t S'ment. ti Sellers AQ) Black Sment. 4 8 Value ier i Good Mark) N'vDec.
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      FOREIGN EXCHANCE
      44 15 London, Wednesday, r London on Paris 176.00 T liondon on Amsterdpjn 7.52 :idon on Shanghai 4 3 4 T London on Hongkong Is. 3 1 32d I undon on Japan Is. 15 32d. T London on New York 402.00 to 404.00 Unchanged
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    Radin Mas School Prize Distribution
    401 15 M:>s Ml lIAKDsnN. r.,iitipal oi Kaflltv (,m|s Srhool. distri- hi: ted Urn pii/es at thr annual distribution ol Kaclin Mtl School, heJd yesterday. m his report on the schools activit. Headmaster. Mr. B. Dudley, said they began the year with 221 on the roll. During
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    Nazis Allege Allied Plot
    48 15 Beilin, Dec 6. THE attempt to persuade neutral^ that i-onvot at»on of the league is an Allied xheme to compromise thtir neutrality is the thenio oi I tatement issued m the ofhual plomatLsche Kmrespondenz tail Reuter Rcme. Dec. C. Italy's withdrawal from the lM
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    185 15 The tin shari' mark' tm< m animated and all populaj ten fought including Ulu K. Mambftu tiz uteh |1 tt 31.03 ex. rfungei 1 $1.91 2 Conaolidateds $1.98:-- Jeiebu to cenU. In Bterllng Ampal made 56, Kamra 2- and Kanuintni 1 liad buyers at 12 7 1
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    STORE RUBBER AUCTION
    90 15 i Trues ftflltitd KIBKI I) s.MOKKI) Mil > ,Ls Per Lb. 38' 2 tO d Aver., i i" 38 v Fair Average Quality 37 5 Of! Quality 36 Sheet Cuttings :*5 I REPE Pine Quality Ko ndard and lißhtly la/erior 4O' H to 40 1 >4O 7
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      13 15 I PASSENGER'S BAGGAGE South British Insurance Co., Ltd. ly. CJ26 2. Finlayson Green.
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      100 15 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. established by Royal Charter A.D. ir2* Incorporated m the Netherlands. Trad'ng Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Paid Up Capital f.'10,030,000,Reserve Fund IO^OC.OO.London Correspondents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED. Head Office: AMSTERDAM Branches: Holland:— Rotterdam, The Hague, and 64 branches and sub-branches at smaller places. Netherlands East Indies:— Batavia, Sourabaya,
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      63 15 ble for individual to provide for lals raioed posMssioos Uis safety that it afforded by our vaolts where we have safe boxes si various sixes for hire at i.HxJermU rates. HIRERS themseivss fiold tlie KJCYB and ONLY THBY can have access to these safe boxes m that SAFETY and FRTVACY
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    BRITAIN'S WAR EFFORT
    313 16 London, Dec 6. TIIKKF was ;m incident m tile House Of Commom when a S*»< i.ilKt M IV. Mr William Dobbie raised questiim concerning delayed payment <>t allowance^ to wives m bis constituency o f Rotherham (York hire), whose husbands were m the Army. Mi Dobbie persisted
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    Muar Malays Lose To Chinese
    210 16 Muar Malays Lose To Chinese (From Our Own C Muar. Tui U7EAK finishing coupled v. m fT work by the Chinese defcJ lest the Muar Mala fri^ hockey match aga: the I|J Chinese when the sides met Hospital Club padan- yes evening. The Malays dominated exchanm all through the first
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    Eight Chinese Fined
    36 16 Singapore, Wednesday. Pl« guilty to lodging m the Naval Base without permission, eight Chinese were this morning fined $8 each, or week's rigorous Imprisonment, b;. C. H. Koh m the Third Police C
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    MUSLIM HELP FOR GIRLS' SCHOOL
    320 16 A MEETING of the All Malaya Muslim n Missionary Society was held on Dec The Sub-Committee appointed for a Muslim Girls' School (named Madr tul Al-Banat Al-Diniah> ivported that support has been received from .some generous Mv lim s and that the school i- reorganised.
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      61 16 O/iAA M/IL/IY/q'/CINEM^^UX^ O^-UU .EVERY SIATAQP-UPAimCMm 9-15 P.M. OPENING lA^in^room-andal LATOST ITO n A V l^ U7n UCr(J mWI GRENADIEB DRAMA v *^B?* Pv^ CONVOY SYSTEM lOVE Ip^ WEEN SPEAKS book for BryVn'T^rhi^ imctures IRCLE AT $2 *Wy^^S J F AILIED AIR SATURDAY SM m$ f B nn iD '^n n
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