The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 25 December 1934

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    17 1 The Singapore Free press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,457. ESTD. 1835. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1934 10 CENTS
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    RECORD CHRISTMAS AIR MAIL FOR SINGAPORE
    129 1 Heavily Laden Planes On T^l TTT 1 lie \Yav ASTRONOMY MARVEL "The Star Of Bethlehem Has Dawned Anew" niNUAPORE m common with other leading cities of the Empire will J have a record Christmas air mail. This is attributed to the recent ictions In
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    GREAT EMPIRE BROADCAST
    116 1 London, Dec. 24. heaviest Christmas air mails despatched from Britain were i by Imperial Air services last end following the recent reducin Empire air postage rates. Pott master-General announces tter air mails sent on the EngIndia, Australia and England- Africa services weighed 12.807 10~ or approxim xtely
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    UNUSUAL BRILLIANCE
    211 1 Remarkable Discovery Of Constellation London, Dee. 24. "The Star vi Bethlehem has dawned la the poetic description oi a tar constellation named Hercules 1 a fortnight ago by an amateur astronomer In Suffolk. rvard observatory records that In the past two days the star has attained unusual brilliance.
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    GERMAIN MESSAGE OF GOODWILL
    209 1 Friendship For England Berlin, Dec. 24. UTpHE German people ardently wishes that England and Germany remain on terms of firm and sincere friendship, naturally on a basis of equality." declared General Goering m an interview today. He stated he was convinced that the coming year would
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    CHINESE CUSTOMS
    40 1 Nankins, Dec. 24. The Minister ol Finance, Dr. H. H. Kung, has requested Marshal Chiang Kai-shek to order the military police "forces to assist the Customs m a vigorous campaign against the smuggling of silver from China. Reuter
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    OFFICER ARRESTED
    92 1 Soviet And Espionage r ears Moscow, Dec. 24. A message from Khabarovsk states that Soviet officials have arrested a Japanese officer and his Manchu soldier servant on the bank of the River Ussuri, 20 miles south of the town of Iman. The officer is stated to have been
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    IN MANCHURIA
    49 1 Japanese Privy Council Decision Tokio. Dec. 24. The Privy Council today unanimously approved a plan for the reorganisation Ol the Japanese administration of Manchuria. The War Minister was appointed chairman of the Manchurian Ait airs Bureau concurrently with a plan to be enforced on Dee. 26. Reuter
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    MOSCOW ARRESTS
    46 1 LZinovieff To Go Before Special Tribunal Moscow, Dec. 24. As there is insufficient evidence for the trial of Zinovieff, Kamenev and five Of th e 13 others arrested, they have been handed over to a special tribunal, which will consider their administrative exile. Reuter
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    £300,000 XMAS GIFT
    96 1 £300,000 XMAS GIFT English Town's Poor To Benefit London, Dee. 24. II MR. Joseph Rank, the octogenarian head of the great milling firm bearing the same name, has founded a £300,000 trust for benevolent purposes m his native town of Hull. The income will be applied m the payment of
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    GOOD CHEER FOR HUSBANDS
    113 1 Wife's Debts Before Marriage LIABILITY POSER SOLVED London, Dec. 24. QELIEF lor husbands m respect oi wives' actions la recommended m the report of the Law Revisio: Committee presided over by th» Master ol the Roll> and includim judges and other leading lawyers. The report proposes
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    K.L.M. DISASTER
    126 1 Victims Huried In British Cemetery Baghdad, Dec. 24 The Victims Qfl tb* Douglas plan crash were buried today at the British cemetery m the presence of the Britisn Ambassador. Lt.-Col. Sir Francis Hum phrys, the Iraqui Foreign Minister. Qm diplomatic corps and leading members Of the British community.
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    26 1 YE OLDE SPECIAL OCCASION" THE MAM OUTSIDE .—Now what are the prospects for this year's Christmas Extensions Will they be Wet or Very Dry as usual
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      102 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness lt nd fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. WISHING OUR PATRONS A MERRY CHRISTMAS TONIGHT XMAS DINNER DANCE 9.30 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT TOMORROW NIGHT BOXING DAY EXTENSION TO 2 A.M. DINNER FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL PARISIAN CARNIVAL NOVELTIES ETC. FANCY DRESS PRIZES, 2
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      112 1 The Singapore Free Press wishes all its readers A MERRY CHRISTMAS On Other Pages Diary of the week 2 Radio programmes 2 School principal arrested 2 Cathedral wedding 3 Fresh fish scarce 3 Features page 4 Picture page 5 Rotary Club address 6 Alleged criminal breach 6 European charged 0
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      169 1 There m no better Tea BIGIA TEA aaaaaaaaaaam GROWN IN MALAYA SEA VIEW W HOT EL BOXING DAY DINNER "DE LUXE" BALL EXTENSION TO 2 A.M. SPECIAL DECORATION XMAS TREE CRACKERS, BALLOONS, HATS, STREAMERS NOISEMAKERS DINNER $5.00 NON-DINERS $1.00 ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED BY VALENTINA VLADIMIROVA DINNER DANCE MUSIC BY IALF KELLERMANN
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    SCHOOL PRINCIPAL ARRESTED IN PEIPING
    464 2 SCHOOL PRINCIPAL ARRESTED IN PEIPING RAID ON DORMITORIES Students Handed Over To The Police Peiping, Nov. 28. MR. Shen Kuo-kwang, Principal of the First Municipal Middle School m Peiping, has been arrested by local police on charges of belonging to the Chinese Community Party. |>^__ The Peiping District Kuomintang yesterday
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    26 2 The first anniversary and general meeting of the Kheng Keow CoffeeShop Association will be celebrated on Jan. 1, at club house. No. 6. Seah Street. Singapore.
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    SIR MILES LAMPSON
    208 2 Marriage To Miss Jacqueline Castellani London, Dec. 18. A cocktail-hour wedding and reception will be held m Berkeley Square at the residence of Mrs. Ronald Greville after the marriage today at 5 p.m. at St. George's. Hanover Square, of Sir Miles Lampson and Miss Jacqueline Castellani. daughter
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    CHINESE TARIFFS
    168 2 Leading To Widespread Smuggling London. Dec. 17. In the House of Commons. Mr. A. E. L. Chorlton »Con.. Platting I called attention to the widespread smuggling m China m consequence of tariffs, and urged that the matter be discussed with the Chinese Government. Sir John Simon (Foreign Secretary*
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    IN THE LION'S DEN
    176 2 Experience Of American Air Ace Sydney, (N.S.W.). Five young lions at Taronga Park. Sydney, were terrified when they found themselves m a case with Colonel Roscoe Turner. American air ace. whose hobby was once lion-taming. He entered the den with the three cubs of Jerry and
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    27 2 Mr H. j. Cockman has been appointed to officiate as Chief Assistant District Officer, Kinta, m place of Mr E. E. Pengilley, who recently went on leave.
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      170 2 PAVILIC* mmi/Mi m Conscrvenilcsiradiiionsde la granite cuisine Franca ise FINEST WINES EUROPEAN CHEF THE FINEST CUISINE IN MALAYA XMAS DAY 25th DECEMBER DOXING DAY— 26th DECEMBER DINNER $3.50 DINNER $3.50 Hors D'Oeuvres Noel rir«™» *v»ii- M OMe/ .v,u n Clear Turtle Soup Potage D t Maraschine Artichaud Pate de boi
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      465 2 N CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS A Selection of PERFUMERY LENTHERIC Lotus dOr Asphodele Le Pirate Au Fil de L'Eau Poret Vierge Parfum No. 12 We have also a supply of Lentheric Gift Boxes for your inspection, MEDICAL HALL, LIMITED. Battery Road. BOARD RESIDENCE. "EAST ANGLIAN 6, OXLEY RISE, Near Town. High and
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      583 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY Tenders Tenders are now invited fo, tK following materials or service/ 5? particulars, see Municipal T (T J or Room. len< teti Purchase of empty drum^ Imt Kallang aaaTa^t Depots. Date ot Closing 1 f ar Monday, Dec. 31st. 1934 Supply of 15 tons ot Pig l.jh
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      396 2 Diary Of The Week WEDNESDAY, Dec. 26. High Water 2.06 a.m. 8.5 ft.. 1.25 p.m. 9.2 ft. Races Penang Christmas Meeting. Rugby S.C.C. Training and Scrum Practice. Hockey: Sikn Police vs. S.C.R.C, Hong Lim Green; O.R.A. vs. vs. Colts, R.I. ground. Golf Keppel Golf Club, Christmas Competitions. Boxing Rivers vs.
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      451 2 Christmas Radio Programmes CHRISTMAS DAY Singapore ZHI (Owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya Ltd.) Wavelength 49.9 Metres There will be a special broadcast frcm 11 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. during which the Say Mai Ing choir, under the direction of Mr. J. McNeish. will sing Christmas hymns
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    SHANGHAI TO BERLIN IN SIXTY HOURS
    167 3 SHANGHAI TO BERLIN IN SIXTY HOURS 0^ Ambitious Project Shanghai, Dec. 5 to Berlin m 60 hours— 3 this is the ambitious project of the Eurasia Aviation Corporation :ii is negotiating with the wellknown German firm, the Lufthansa poration, with regard to a speedy service between the two great! ;,es.
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    FRESH FISH SCARCE
    263 3 \.E. Monsoon Too Much For East Coast Fishermen From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuantan, Dec. 23. For the past fortnight there has a scarcity of fresh fish m the East Coast districts such as Trenggar.u Kuantan. Pekan. Sungei LembinHid Kelantan. This has been due to the very heavy
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    CHRISTMAS IN GAOL
    167 3 Shock For Chinese With Forged Immigration Papers Another 46 Chinese from Hong Kong who had hoped to spend a happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year In Singapore received a rude shock < j rday. They were broufht before the Third Magistrate charged with attempted ■ing by
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    95 3 A marriage m the reformed style was at Penang, on Thursday between Mr. Khoo Teng Chuan and Miss Ong Sang Chuan. The bride ia the ri^ce of Mr. Ong Huck Lim. Hie death took place on Tuesday ln Penang of Miss Rugby D'Orville, daughter of Mr. E. C. D'Orville, late
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    The Flying Doctor
    295 3 PLANE ASSEMBLED TO ENABLE HIM TO GO TO PATIENT I A FTER a flight Darwin. A m> les to treat 1?T than m s Dr. C. C. Fetton »hf^ lnjUred avlat <>r, >ing Doctor" m ihe NoVT™ 1 -r teft on a 2 000 mi^ fl,^ T
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    CATHEDRAL WEDDING
    177 3 Mr. W. C. Alexander And Miss I. Shelley Miss Irene Shelley, daughter of Mrs. Shelly. Singapore, was married to Mr William Campbell Alexander S.S. Police. Penang. at St. Andrews Cathedral yesterday. Archdeacon Graham White officiating. The bride, who was given away by Mr. G. Shelley, wore a becoming
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    PROCURING CHARGE
    217 3 Action By Protector Of Chinese i Mr. W. H. Gatfield, Protector of Chinese. Perak. charged a Hakka woman named Hor Ah Yuk. living m Theatre Street, Ipoh, m the local Magistrate's Court before Che Osman with the offence of procuring a Chinese girl, Chung Ah Lin, under 21
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    Monarch Of Ancient Kingdom Murdered By Rebels
    455 3 KING HANG OF MULI Man Who Maintained Peace Without Arms Shanghai, Nov. 29. f\ NE of the world's oldest kingdom's has disappeared with the mur- der of its ruler and one of Asia's richest gold lands will now go to Tibet. King Hang,
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    57 3 J^f A OR F IAMBETH. Councillor S. E. Hill, presented a new rZ?x li™?"* t the lst Sum Retfment (Territorials) at 4, Klodden •toad, S.E. to replace those lost In the Are at their camp at Corfe l*stle, Swanaee. last July. Photo shows the dedication of the drums by the
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    BOY DROWNED
    100 3 Fatal End To Picnic By Mining Pool (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Dec. 24. A drowning fatality occurred here on Saturday morning when John Dumenso, 18, a Victoria Institution boy, lost his life m a mining pool on a Chinese concern m Ampang. Apparently he and three
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    69 3 The vacancy m the post of His Majesty's Trade Commissioner Grade 11, m the Straits Settlements caused by the appointment of Mr. R. Boulter, C.M.G., as His Majesty's Trade Commission, Grade I, m New Zealand, will be filled by the transfer of Mr. R. B. Willmot, at present serving as
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    TRIED TO PAWN BRASS
    136 3 Chinese Alleged To Have Represented It As Gold A Cantonese named Chan Chuk Peng appeared before Mr. D. Wills m the Penang Police Court charged with attempting to cheat one Ng Yuen at a pawnshop m Chulia Street, on Nov. 25. by falsely representing to the
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    47 3 The marriage of Mr. Lim Kok Heng, Chief Clerk of the Electrical Department, Taiping, to Miss Ong Poh Choo, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ong Nam Leong, of Taiping, will take place on Sunday, Dec. 23, at the Taiping Chinese Hokkien Hoay Kuan, at Kota Road.
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    "Hanger Marchers" Tear Up Railway Tracks
    141 3 "Hanger Marchers" Tear Up Railway Tracks WHEN REFUSED FREE TICKETS E Shanghai. NRAGED because the Lunghai railway station master at a town about 15 miles from Chengchow, Honan province, had refused to grant them free transportation, 1.500 "hunger marchers" from western Honan wrecked the ticket office and tore up a
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    SHE LOST WEIGHT EACH WEEK.
    197 3 The Ideal Way To Reduce. A woman writes to tell how she is reducing excess fat— and her way seems to be the Ideal way. "I am 49 years old. 5 it. 5 1 ins m height and was 13 st. 8 lbs. when I
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      346 3 RASH ON HANDS OF DRYJATURE Very Sore and Painful Healed by Cuticura. "I had rash on my hsnds of a dry and scaly nature. It was very sore when it began to crack and was also very painful. It caused a lot of restless nights through irritation and it caused
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    Most Popular Phrase
    505 4 A Sorrowful Tale From Hollywood «Free Press Special) IN the past five years m Holly- wood one short sentence must have been recored on sound film I about a million times, more or less. That sentence is. "I'm sorry." and although the audiences seldom hear it. it
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    23 4 Mr. L. A. G. Morris on his return irom leave took up duties as Adjutant F.M.S. Police and is stationed at Kuala Lumpur.
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    A GEM in the Mediterranean SEA BEAUTIFUL MALTA
    1600 4 A GEM in the Mediterranean SEA BEAUTIFUL MALTA DO you desire to live a few days m chivalrous grandeur Do you wish to ramp on the lands ofj the Knights and of the Crusaders Or would you like to spend a day or j two visiting and contemplating the' deeds
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    Soviet And The Saar
    816 4 Review Of Complex Problem SPEAKING at the session of the Council of League of Nations during the discussion of the report of the 3rd Committee on the Saar problem, Litvinov declared: The so-called Saar problem m the first place constitutes a question of exceptional interest to
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    126 5 TAKING their turns at mixing the Christmas puddings at Aldershot. MR. J. H. THOMAS, the Dominions Secretary, enjoying a joke with Whimsical Walker, the clown at the dress rehearsal of the Olympia Christmas Circus. LAURA LA PLANTE. the film star, aided by Ralph Ince as Father Christmas, gives a little
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      78 5 r TO THE MANY ADVER- j TISERS WHO HAVE, j TO THE FEW WHO j j HAVE NOT, USED OUR 1 COLUMNS, THE SINGA- j j PORE FREE PRESS j WISHES THEM j a i I HAPPY CHRISTMAS j AND A j PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. WE HOPE THAT YOU j
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    The First Life Assurance Policy In England Was A Sheer Gamble
    1099 6 The First Life Assurance Policy In England Was A Sheer Gamble ADDRESS TO ROTARY CLUB THE first life assurance policy m England which gave birth to life assurance as we know it today was a sheer gamble I The assurers were 16 London merchants who entered into a contract with
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    £7,000 DIAMOND BRACELET
    153 6 Princess Juliana's Dec. 4. It was revealed last night that a diamond bracelet, worth £7.000. was lost by Princess Juliana of Holland, one of Duchess of Kent's bridesmaids, last Thursday, the day of the Royal wedding. The loss has been reported to Scotland Yard, who have made
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    CANTON TO LAUNCH WAR AGAINST QUACKS
    264 6 Must Pass Examination In Future Canton. A promise that the municipal govern- j ment would make every effort to' get rid of quack: Chinese doctors was made by the Mayor of Canton, Mr. Liv j Chi-wen. m the course of an address at the
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    KOREANS DROWNED
    218 6 Tragedy Ends Attempt To Cross Genkai Sea An attempt by 50 Korean labourers to smuggle themselves into Japan ended m tragedy when their little three-ton vessel capsised m heavy seas, drowning thirty of them, says the Japan Chronicle. Gallant rescue work was done by the crew of the
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    20 6 IN A CAR ACCIDENT at d'Almeida, Street, judging from the angle of the lamp standard, the car all but won.
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    ALLEGED KIDNAPPING OF GIRL UNDER 16
    83 6 Eurasian Youth Charged i 'ARRESTED m Penang a few days i** ago. a 20-year-old Eurasian. j Ronnie Hogan. was produced yesterday before Mr. Norman Grice. the second magistrate, on a charge of having kidnapped a young Eurasian 'girl. Eileen Campbell. Eileen was said to
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    LIEUT. CHAN SEE WAN
    176 6 Funeral Of Volunteer Officer I The funeral of Lieut. Chan See Wan jtook place at Malacca on Friday The coffin, which was draped with the Union jJack was conveyed m a lorry beauti- fully decorated. The Malacca Volvo |teer Corps was represented by Lieut., Colonel A.
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    CRUELTY TO BULLOCKS
    138 6 Heavy Fine For Indian Mohammedan Seremban. Dec. 17. In the local police court, today, a Punjabi Mohammedan, named Omar Din. was produced on two charges of oausing unnecessary pain to bullocks by performing an operation m a most crude and cruel manner. He was convicted and fined
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    32 6 The wedding took place on Tl. m Penang of Mr. Cheah B only son of Mr. and Mrs CI Jean, and Miss Khaw Saw Chei daughter of Mr. and Mrs X: Lay.
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    48 6 Mr. W. E. Mac Naught formerly of the Forest Department. Siam. and afterwards State Game Warden. Perak is again arranging a trip to Switzerland on the same lines as he organised last year for a Far Eastern party. The tourists leave London on Dec. 27 for fourteen days.
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    CRIMINAL BREACH OF $103,753 ALLEGED
    322 6 Auditor's Evidence THE preliminary inquiry was continued yesterday before M r Brander, the third magistrate, into a charge of criminal b] of trust against Tan Boon Kiah. assistant manager and < the Sze Hai Tong Bank and Insurance Co. The amount was alleged to be
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    European Charged With Causing Death By Rash Act
    111 6 European Charged With Causing Death By Rash Act RESULT OF MOTOR ACCIDENT AS the result of a motor accident m the Hill Street area on Sunday, a j European. Flight-Lt. J. W. Gillan. at-! tached to the Aircraft Carrier. H.M.S. Eagle, was charged before Mr. C. H. Whitton yesterday with
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    MUNICIPAL COMMITTEE
    181 6 The following action was taken at a meeting of Municipal Committee Jo. 4 held on Dec. 14. Approved issue of a garage licence for No. 81 Geylang Road. Approved issue of licence to manufacture etc. and prepare rubber and rubber goods at certain rubber factories m Sumbawa Road,
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      109 6 BERTAM-PANEL. Think as well of beautifying your HOMES during XMAS and NEW YEAR. BERT AM PANEL around your VERANDAH would look SMART and add more life during Festive Season. ATTRACTIVE, WATER -PROOF, CHEAP and DEPENDABILITY. It is movable. Remove wherever you may ro. LARGE STOCKS JUST ARRIVED. ABDUL RAHMAN, (Successor
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      56 6 2. A PEACEFUL EVENING 0 A BRILLIANT LIGHT EHJOYABLER|ApG iiiiiii 'I II Mir 1 1 i 1 li 1 IM i^ilf Ws££?l _«-n^!ffrTS*1 I Yi^• l^tfnjtriir'^ 1 1 c TtTiTt !F— Y e _©*ol ____»__?REFv2is_s'>3^^^ a S?^^ jSSS*__£»**»c TV v"^ T *x^i »Cs9_- t^^^^*^^L b^vv 4 Hill k^B Amm^M&k OFIASTIHG
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    MINTO CRICKET UNION
    118 7 Office Bearers For Current Year Elected At the second general meeting of the Minto Cricket Union held at the club premises the following were elected office-bearers: Messrs. Bakri bin Mohdi (president); Salleh Abdul Hamid and Haji Mor'in (vice-presidents); Amin Kechil (hon. secretary); Masagos Abdul Hamid »asst. Hon.
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    A. W. CARR DEPOSED
    29 7 'From Our Own Correspondent) London, Dec. 22. The Nottinghamshire Cricket Club has deposed A. W. Carr from the captaincy and has elected two joint captains.
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    47 7 One of the few remaining links with the active cricketing days of W. G. Grace was snapped by the death at Cardiff of Mr. W. H. Brain, who gained his Blue at Oxford m 1891, 1892. and 1893, and played for Gloucestershire under the captaincy of "W.G."
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    Badminton Thrills
    253 7 Badminton Thrills NOVICES PARTY WIN OPEN INTER.CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP THE Clerical Union Hall. Rangoon Road, was the scene of a large f v badmint °n enthusiasts yesterday when the Novices Badminton Party met and defeated the enard Badminton Party last year- s W inners. m the flna/of th P onshT, Pen
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    Companion Badminton Party Johore Bahru
    97 7 The Companion Badminton Party held its annual general meeting on Dec and the following have been elected as office bearers: President. Ng Bak Chuan; vice-president. Professor Maniam; non. secretary, Ng Ngoh Teehon. asst. secretaries, Samir (Central Court), Mr. Noor (Court I>, John Lee (Court ID;
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    MALAYAN HOCKEY
    61 7 Association Fixtures Revised The Hockey Association have had to revise their programme again and the following dates have now been arranged for the Macao visit. 1. Macao vs. Singapore Europeans at Singapore Dec. 29. 2. Macao vs. Singapore Non-Euro-ptans at Singapore Dec. 31. 3. Macao vs. All-Malaya at
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    Malaya vs. Macao
    109 7 Malaya will meet Macao at hockey at Kuala Lumpur on Jan. 2. The Malayan team which includes players from Selangor, four from Perak. and one each from Penang, Malacca and Singapore is as follows: Low Cheng Nam (Sel.); H. M. de Souza (Malacca) and J. L. Greig
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    INDIANS' MATCH
    45 7 The following have been invited to play hockey for S.C.C. vs. Indian Association on Thursday at S.C.C: C. G. Van Houten; R. 9. Ashworth Lt. W. S. T. Douglass; R. N. Elliott! E. W. Reeves, A. W. Hay; L.< H. N. Davies, A.
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    WEIGHT LIFTING
    92 7 Recognition Of Local Records News have been received from the British Amateur Weight Lifters Association that the records set up by Boey :Chee Choon and Wong Seah Kee on I Sept. 1 last, m the Bst. and 9st. classes have been recognised and confirmed as British records. Boey
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    Y.M.C.A. MATCHES
    114 7 The following will represent the V.M.C.A. lst XI against the Wiltshire Regiment lst. on the V.M.C.A. ground on Friday, Dec. 28: J. Bleha; R. Lyne, Chatterjee; T. P. F. McNiece, Lee Fong Lim. G. Day Shirazie, C. Heshty. W. R. j Willis, A. N. Katyal, M. Catchatoor. I
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      160 7 Modern Methods that bring Greater Economies. Do you lease your own Oodown for storage purchases? If you are an Importer or an exporter you probably do. Have you ever given serious consideration to the costs this entails, unnecessary costs, that eat into your proflu and make it more diflicult to
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1934. Merry Christmas!
    702 8 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1934. Merry Christmas! C GREETINGS, dear reader, and a J Merry Christmas to you. There is a magic about the season which few can By somej strange alchemy harsh thoughts and unkind feelings become transmuted into genuine expressions of goodwill and a disposition
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    538 8 Mr. C. N. Sharpies is now at Bukit Kajang Estate. Malacca. Dr. J. W. Adams, of the Straits Medical Service, has left for Europe. Mr. W. Penrice. of Mansfield Co., recently left for home on furlough. Mr. G. A. Bentinck. M.C.. of the Mines Office, is going
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    860 8 Life hi Java Compared To Malaya OOME very provocative comparisons between life m Malaya and m Java are drawn ln Miss Winifred Ponders book "Java Pageant." "Although Java and Malaya are next door neighbours." _he writes, "and both are tropic colonies. the life that Europeans live
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    1270 8 T^HE man stood on the top of a pile of hay as big as a cottage, and hailed me as I passed. "Come and throw up some hay." he said; "it will do you a world of good. And I'll give you a drink after. My name is
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    Growth of "New Life " Movement in China
    309 9 Growth of "New Life Movement in China Support From Catholics Pledge Given Shanghai, Dec. 24. THREE million Chinese members of the Roman Catholic Church m China have pledged to support the Central Government m its work of reconstruction and m the "New Life" movement, according to a statement made by
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    72 9 Climax Of War In S. America Santiago, de Chile, Dec. 24. Ti; are indications that the an army is preparing for tand. !< treat from the Gran Chaco an end and they are digging into a shorter line m front Montes. the key to the richest
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    BRITAIN COMPLAINS
    31 9 Alleged Violation Of Embargo r Geneva. Dec. 22 us complained to the League rd to alleged violations of the embargo to Paraguay and BoliI-. Rt Igftun and Norway. Reuter
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    BRIGHT FINANCIAL OUTLOOK IN SIAM
    873 9 BRIGHT FINANCIAL OUTLOOK IN SIAM Effect On Budget Of Improved Economic Conditions (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Dec. 22. THE report of the Financial Adj viser (Mr. James Baxter) on the Budget of the Kingdom of Siam for the current year 1934-35 has now been issued. It opens with a
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    16 9 Wood, wih one of the Roya. n%e>ance to Australia by the New London -Australia air mail.
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    79 9 Explanation From Two Countries Geneva, Dec. 23. Th< Advisory Committee over the Cnaco war has decided to submit the British memorandum to the Belgian rwegian Governments accompanied by an explanation from the Uruguayan and Chilean Governments that the right of transit is not comprised m the embargo.
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    105 9 Proper Defence Of Commerce And Industries Washington, Dec. 19. Our navy will keep afloat." said Mr. C. Swanson. the Navy Secretary, when questioned at a press conference today regarding America's naval construction programme m face of Japan's iorthcoming denunciation of the Washington Treaty. He pointed out that the
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    27 9 Mr. C. H. Howard, of the Hong Kong tnd Shanghai Banking Corporation. me of Kuala Lumpur's leading law m ennis players, is being transferred to •lalacca shortly.
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    38 9 Amoy Authorities Take Action lions Koiis, Dec. 24. The authorities of Amoy have issued an order prohibiting steamship brokers and agents from raising the price of steamer tickets for Malaya and other neighbouring countries. Union Times
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    819 10 Dividend For The Year Of 12J Per Cent. REMARKING that the financial position was strong and that the outlook was satisfactory, the chairman of Kundong Rubber Estates (Mr. F. G. Souter), at the annual meeting of the company hel dat Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 13,
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    25 10 The following a^e outputs for Nov. Perak River Valley Rubber Co., Limited 33.114 lb.; Juru Estates. Umited 33,500 lb.; Semanggol Rubber Co., Ltd. 32,300 lb.
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    Rubber In The Cow-House
    478 10 NEW PROCESS TO BE INTRODUCED The suggestion of rubber flooring for cow stalls emanated from progressive farmers m the first instance, and has tin practice (says Rubber and Agriculture, a pamphlet issued by the Rubber (Growers' Association) come up to their i original high expectations. It
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    Petrol And Kerosene Prices
    101 10 Dec. 24. Shell and Fish Kerosene per Unit of 2 x 4-gallon tins $4.86 Crown. Dragon Kerosene per Unit of 2 x 4-gallon tins 4.46 Cross Kerosene per Unit of 2 x-gallon tins 4.31 Devoe's Imperial Brilliant Kerosene per tin (of 4 Gallons) 2.43 Sylvan Arrow
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    COTTON PIECE-GOODS EXPORTS BY GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN
    164 10 COTTON PIECE-GOODS EXPORTS BY GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN Tokio, Nov. 17. Although sections of Japanese industrial circles are pessimistic regarding the future of Japan's export trade m cotton piece-goods owing to adverse circumstances, a comparative study of figures issued by the British Board of Trade and the Japanese Ministry of
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    Textiles Quotas Ordinance
    211 10 A Straits Settlements Government Gazette Extraordinary published yesterday states: It is hereby notified that sarees, dhoties, shawls (Indian) velvets, velveteens, filter cloth and towelling manufactured of cotton or artificial silk or of cotton and artificial silk combined fall within the trade description of cotton and 'rayon piecegoods.
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    DIVIDEND OF £244
    37 10 Wellington. Greenore. winner of the Trial Stakes at Hawkes Bay races, paid a dividend of €244. It was his first race. Greenore is owned by J. Mills, a sheep station employee, who backed it
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    51 10 The export of estate rubber from the D.E.I, will remain below the quota for the last months of this year because many estates m Sumatra have not considered it necessary to engage more coolies owing to the uncertainty m respect of the fixation of the quota, states a correspondnt m
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    Frasers Share List
    1066 10 Fraser s Share List MONDAY. DEC. 24, 1934. Ampat Tin (4s) 4s 3d 4s 7%d Asam Kumbang 33s 35s x.d. x.b. Austral Malay i£) 61s. 625. Ayer Hitam Tin (ss) 13s 14s cd. Aver Weng ($1) 2.15 2.25 Bangrin Tin 24s 3d 25s Chenderiang (£> 8s 6d 9s 3d Hitam
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    Ford Prepares To Spend £ 83,500,000
    222 10 Ford Prepares To Spend 83,500,000 Detroit. Mr. Henry Ford's firm will spend $415,000,000 I €83.000.000) on its huge 1935 programme. This provides for the manufacture of 1.000.000 motor-cars— the highest figure for lour years. The money will pour into the coffers of 6.000 firms throughout the country supplying gocds and
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    CO-OPERATION THE ROAD TO SUCCESS
    531 10 CO-OPERATION THE ROAD TO SUCCESS Sungei Puntar Chairman 0 Cut-Throat Competition THE ninth ordinary v 1 Estate Lt d- was held ing of the Sungei p antl 4. at 58, Mark I c Mr. R. B. Fid:.-: I said:- We meet today unde more favourable circum ago we wer c
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    235 10 S r. 1. 1. 1 .N i London 4 months' sight 2 4 7 32 London 3 months' sight 2 4 3 16 London 60 days' sight 2,4 5 32 London. 30 days' sight 2 4 8 London demand 2 4 332 London' T.T. 2 4 3 32
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    BRITAIN'S REVENUE
    70 10 London, Dec. 19. Exchequer returns for the past week show that during the current financial year the total ordinary revenue, exclusive of self-balancing revenue, amounted at Dec. 15 to £393,863,147, which is £2,989,235 less than the amount collected at the corresponding date last year. The expenditure for the
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    35 10 Renong Consolidated Tin dredge statistics for the first half of December are: hours run, 210; cubic yards treated, 67,000; tin ore won, pikuls 224. Dredge stopped on the 12th instant after completing quota and carry-over.
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    95 10 Dec. 24. Gambler Java Cube Hamburg Cube Muntok White Pepper 6" White Pepper 60,u Copra, Sundried 3 15 Copra, mixed 290 Fair Sago Flour Small Flake Tapioca Blanja Jelotong Sarawak Jelotong R. (Siam) W.C. No. 1 per koyan R. B. Siam No. 1 Siam, No. 1 "Sinhway"
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    $1,000,000 GEMS arrive ON MOVIE LOT
    466 11  - $1,000,000 GEMS arrive ON MOVIE LOT MOLLIE MERRICK Hollywood In Person BY attended the arrival an aeroplane from the coast with two passengers, a quiet-looking chap and one who v was a detective. Airport -on were still more intrigu- 1 cd when the pair was met by! cal chief of
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    LAND TAKEN FROM THEM BY FORCE
    476 11 PLIGHT OF CHINESE IN MANCHUKUO Japan Has Her Eye On Charhar Province Shanghai, Dec. 21. j ARGE areas of agricultural land* In the Taling regions, in 1 Wes Chinchow, have been forcefully taken from the Chinese; farmers by the Japanese who have only paid
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    EXPELLED HUNGARIANS
    53 11 London, Dec. 19. The Foreign Secretary. Sir John Simon, stated m reply to a question m the Hous° of Commons that mass expulsions of Hungarian refugees from Jugoslavia ceased more than a week ago The majority of them were the result of the normal application of the I
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    511 11  -  Ely Culbertson by World's Champion Player and Greatest Card Analyst AN EXPENSIVE GIFT IT is always sound business policy to trade one trick for two. Practically no one seeing an opportunity to make such a profitable exchange would overlook it. But sometimes exactly this opportunity goes begging
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    Statistics Office Library Notice
    365 11 The following publications were issued or received by the Deparment of Statistics. S.S. and F.M.S.. during the period Dec. 15 to Dec. 21. 1934, inclusive, and are available for public use iin the Reference Library. Fullerton Building. Singapore. Application may be made by members of the
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    KING'S JUBILEE
    170 11 Addresses From Houses Of Parliament London, Dec. 21 Further arrangements m connection with the King's jubilee celebrations starting on May 6 were announced by Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald, m the House of Commons today. He declared that during the celebra tions m London His Majesty would receive the
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    79 11 London, Dec. 22. Sir John and Lady Simon are going to the south of France for the Christmas holiday. They will leave England on Saturday and they stay at Cannes for about a fortnight. The Foreign Secretary will pass through Paris. Although he will be ln the
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    140 12 New Vessel Of HamburgAmerica Hamburg. In the course of next summer the Hamburg-Amerika line will add a new 16,000-ton steamer to its fleet of vessels engaged m the passenger and freight service to the Far East. The new ship will comply with every modern demand as regards design
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    1194 12 CREW OF ASIA GET PAID AT LAST End Of Long Struggle For Rights A FTER standing by their ship m Amoy harbour for over two years, the Captain, Chief Engineer, Chief Officer, Purser and Doctor of the Chinese steamship, Asia, have been rewarded with the payment of
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      429 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. Thursday 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7.30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7.30 a.m. 7 p.m Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and
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      418 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Sh,ps SStosr- TODAY Main Wharf (Entrance Gat* n Yasukuni Maru 18 p, Calchas 11; Narbada 7 atlo, 14; Empire Dock (Entrance Gate ft Adrastus 32. 1): El S?!, re Ck (Ent "nee Gate I, Ethiopia 46. W^ Wharf (Ent «-*nce Gate l, Marnix van St. Aldegond,. Section (Entrance
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    HEAVY SCORING IN FIRST DIVISION SOCCER
    2047 15 DERBY'S ASTONISHING VICTORY Last Amateur Club Out Of F.A. Cup (From Our London Staff) Fleet Street Dp_> m «,,MBLEDON. last representative or the amateurs m this season!^ V> cup competu.on, were knocked out m the second round on Sat when they were beaten at
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    588 15 Brussels Issues Ban On Tilden PROFESSIONAL EXHIBITIONS TO BE DISCOURAGED "Bill" Surprised W B T. (Bill) Tilden and his professional lawn tennis players have been forbidden to play m Brussels, but Tilden is preparing to right the ban. writes The Evening News Lawn Tennis Correspondent H. R. McDonald. Exhibition matches
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    211 15 SEDGWICK'S EXCELLENT SHOWING TTHE Army made at least one dis- covery m their trial match at Hale End, where they beat London Hospital m runaway style by two goals and five tries, to a goal. Losing the ball nearly nine times out of ten m the
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    19 15 J. E. B. Hill (Charterhouse and Merton) has been elected honorary secretary of the Oxford University Association Football Club.
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    FRED PERRY AND PROFESSIONALISM
    77 15 FRED PERRY AND PROFESSIONALISM ONLY A QUESTION OF TERMS TILDEN. interviewed m London re- cently. had something pertinent to say regarding the prof— ii hi .1 offer made to Fred Perry. "Fred Perry turn professional? I should not be surprised m the least. It may happen any time and Is
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    66 15 J. McM. Fisher (Magdalen) defeated R. Hope (New College), the holder, by three seconds m the final of the Oxford University Silver Sculls, at Oxford, m 8 mins. 4 1-5 sees. C. P. Hamilton < Royal Artillery*, the holdei. beat P. D. Maud (Somerset Light Infantry) by 9 2. 9—l,
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    HOME FOOTBALL FIXTURES
    614 16 Christmas Is No Holiday For Footballers II7HETHER Lt is the thought of the TT turkey and plum pudding they are missing or just the Christmas spirit, footballers usually provide games over the festive season as different to form as their diet is not, so that as to
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    LAST MINUTE VICTORY FOR CRICKET CLUB
    668 16 HOCKEY PADANG HOCKEY Selangor Chinese Set And Maintain Fast Pace S.C.C 3 Selangor Chinese 2. TN a game of two distinct phases the S.C.C. beat the Selangor Chinese at hockey by the odd goal m five on the padang yesterday afternoon. The Chinese had
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    52 16 The S.RC. second eleven beat the Anglo-Chinese School by three goals on the S.R.C. padang yesterday afternoon. WILTSHIRES WIN The Wiltshires beat the Selangor Sikhs by the odd goal m three at Tanglin. MATCH CANCELLED The match between the S.CRC "A" and the A.P.C. at Hong Lim Green
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    66 16 The following have been invited to Play Rugby football for S.C.C. vs HMS Eagle tomorrow at 5 p.m. at SC C P Bartram; F p. Minns. E. F. Murphy. P. I. Tremlett, A. H. West; D G M Williams J- A. Evans. A. E. S. Talbot, G. E. M. Jones,
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    Singapore Swimmers Win At Penans
    50 16 Singapore Swimmers Win At Penans From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Dec. 24. The Singapore V.M.C.A. scored an B—o victory yesterday m a water polo match with the Penang Swimming Club. The visitors were far the superior team. They gave a marvellous display of combination and had their own way throughout.
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY
    56 16 The following have been invited to play hockey for S.C.C. vs. R.E. on Sunday, Dec. 30, at Changi: H. A Exley; J. S. Osborne Lilly, P. H. Harrison: C. G. Van Houten, R. N. Elliott C. A. F. Kalhorn; A. G. Baker, JED Graham. P. E. H. Bodel-Bienfait,
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    PERAK BEAT PENANG
    116 16 Penang, Dec. 22. pENANG lost to Perak by two goals to nil m a fast game of hockey today. Perak enjoyed the better of the exchanges m th c first half when they (scored a goal. Penang improved m the second half jand had territorially as much
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    PERRY BEATEN AGAIN
    26 16 PERR Y BEA TEN AGAIN Sydney, Dec. 24. In the triangular tournament Boussus beat Perry 4 6, 6 2, 6—3. Perry was constantly niakina mistakes.- Reuter
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    146 16 proved fruitless. Play was confined to the home territory for a while but a breakaway found Penang force a corner. A fast movement by Perak ended m Row missing. This player netted a goal later. A long corner for Penang proved fruitless. Penang attacked and Mat Jiri saved twice m
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    PENANG RACES
    83 16 Handicaps For Horses Class II The following are weights for the 2 6 niv g w« C f' De 26: Horses C1 *ss t WVnJLJ* furs) Grea t Houdini 9 0 Loch Tulla 8.12. Clever Alec 8.10, Amy Welkin 8.8. Relief 85. Unit d'Amour 5 flT^Tnfhh' BOl i
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    48 16 Penang, Dec 24 A rugger match between two Asiatic yesterday when tne Riffraffs by 6 points (a penalty enal and a try) to three points (a try) weu wifhTh.Tf?, t0 have cau h t °n weu with the Asiatics here and a keen struggle was witnessed m yesterdays
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    212 16 j Great Fight Expected BOTH MEN IN GOOD CONDITION (By RINGSIDE) JUDGING by the interest shown m the return fight between Al Rivers and Young Aide and the advance bookings, the Olympic Stadium should be filled to capacity on the night ol Boxing Day. Provided
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    13 16 NEGRI-MALACCA get the ball from a scrum m their camp. United Services. acai,lsl
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    47 16 Thursday's ties m the S.C.C. billiards tournament are as follow: Championship J A. Dean vs. C. E. Winter. A Class Handicap R. S. Wilson (owe 25) vs. J. E. Jeans (scr. B Class Handicap C. J. Bembroke (owe 75) vs. W. N. Hamilton (owe 10).
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