The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 December 1939

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 15,966. ESTD. 1835 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1933. 5 CENTS
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    SOVIET BOMBS FALL ON HELSINKI HOSPITALS
    306 1 Finns Holding Reds In Bitter Weather 20,000 RUSSIANS KILLED IN ONE BIG BATTLE ilin. the Soviet dictator, was celebrating his sixbirthday yesterday, Soviet aircraft hombed ki, the Finnish capital and three hospital* were hit Kouter. high explosive bombs were dropped by 12 of which
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    FINLAND SEEKING LOAN IN AMERICA
    75 1 FINLAND is reported to be ocekmg a 550.000.000 loan from the United i States tor the purchase of war material. Congressional leaders nre uemg scunded on the proposal following the < failure of the Finns to obtain a loan on Wall Street, says Router message
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    NAZIS BLUFFED INTO SCUTTLING
    94 1 Paris, Dec. 81. CIKIHFK deiail.s of how the (iernians were bluffed into MUttlin? the "pocket-battleship" Admiral Graf Spec are given by a high French naval authority who declares: "It was a glorious MufT which succeeded magnificently. "At the time that the (Iraf Spec sank there were
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    How Peace Was Rejected By Hitler
    226 1 How Peace Was Rejected By Hitler FRENCH BOOK ON WAR'S ORIGIN Paris, Dec. 21. AN oiliciaJ Yellow Book dealing with international events from the end of September, 1938, to the beginning of the war is published to-day. It consists of six parts, namely the Munich Agreement and its application, the
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    U.S. ACTION AGAINST RUTHLESS BOMBING
    74 1 Washington, Deo. 21. "T*HF. Un.ied States Government has decided to impose a "moral embargo" on the sale of plans, plants, manufacturing rights and technical information necessary for the manufacture of high quality aviation spirit to countries engaged m unprovoked aerial bombing or machine-gunning of civilians.
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    FUEHRER'S BIRTHDAY GREETINGS TO STALIN
    115 1 STALIN CELEBRATED his sixtieth birthday yesterday, but his army m Finland, who are stated to have promised him Helsinki as a birthday present, had little to offer except unspecific news and excuses. Soviet newspapers concentrated yesterday on the merits of Stalin and made*n:> mention of
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    VIOLENT FIGHTING IN GERMAN RAIDS
    90 1 London, Dei. 21. "|*HE GERMANS have renewed their patrol activities on the Western Front, especially m the River Saare district. Their new tactics consist of a s?r:es of tip-and-run raids carried out toy units of between 30 and 160 men. During the past 24 hou&s,
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    YANGTZE RE-OPENING IN TWO MONTHS
    37 1 Tokio, Dec 21. TTHE decision to raise the ban on navi- gation of the lower Yangtze will be put into effect m about two months, according to the Japanese Navy spokesman-.- Reuter
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    NAZI PIRATES DESTROY THREE NEUTRAL SHIPS
    310 1 THE latest victims of Nazi piracy are three neutral ships, one Estonian and two Swedish. The Swedish ships are Mars (1,450 tons) and the Adolf Bratt, about the same tonnage, and they were both mined. Six survivors of the Mars have been landed but
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    DESTROYER WHICH HIT MINE
    26 1 The wreckage of the British destroyer Gipsy still showing above the water, where she struck a German mine off the East Coast.
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    CANADIANS 'UNBEATABLE,' SAYS WAR MINISTER
    202 1 CANADIANS 'UNBEATABLE, SAYS WAR MINISTER London, Dec. 21. CANADIAN troops took part m the first ceremonial parade since their arrival m Britain to-day when the War Minister, Mr. Leslie Hore Belisha, visited them m the camp where they are undergoing intensive training. He witnessed them at work with machine-guns, artillery
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    Special Leave For Men Who Sank Cruiser
    105 1 Special Leave For Men Who Sank Cruiser London. Dec. Zl. nOCKYARD workers cheered and naval ratings lined the rails of a submarine supply ship to give a tremendous welcome to the submarine Ursula, when she sailed into harbour after the great feat of sinking a German cruiser of the Koln
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    KING AND ATTACKS ON FISHING VESSELS
    37 1 London, Dec. LI. DURING a visit to the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries yesterday, the King expressed horror and indignation at the Nazi machinegunning and bombing of defenceless fishing vessels. Reuter
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    500,000 Tons Of Goods For Reich Detained
    288 1 500,000 Tons Of Goods For Reich Detained STRANGLING OF GERMAN TRADE London. Dec. 21 COME inteiesting facts were revealed to-day about the wori: of the Brit.sh contraband control, which has now detained over half million tons of poods inspected being destined for Germa! The jute seized would makr 16.500.000 sandbags
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    SIEGFRIED LINE IS BEING EXTENDED
    34 1 I umii > Dot. .'I IT IS LEARNED authoritatively I I the Siegfried Line is undergoing extension eastwards from the southern extremity along the Rhino as far Lake Constance. Reuter
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      223 1 MANDREN BROCADF EVENING JACKETS EMBODY ELEGANCE STYLZ QUALITY a v. mi r.AM.i. 10 (ikk)si MM CHOTIRMALL'S 41-43 HIGH STREET We open till I p m. on Sunday. l>er. 24, for the convenience of late shopper*. SEA VIEW fl HOTEL TO NIGHV SPECIAL DINNER DANCE DINNER DANCE MUSIC m THE ADELPHI
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      255 2 I The play that panicked LONDON NEW YORK For a year, now I Made More Funnier on The Screen I 3.15, 6.15 9.15 ALHAMBRA I Vp'fe ••WAHVERBROS W^^QOMitSSl I JAMK CiEASON f l^ttj^^P I a^H i-> J^L >fIW i 4ti «^-J »*u hw y 1 stor > lUI And Rl
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      577 2 j THE PICTURE OUT-PARES_T_HK NOVEL ?_FILMED FROM THE BOOK THFV HUH) m s.7^""****"^ STARTS TO-NIGHT s.isa^s.is PAVnifT^ mmgmmm sensational story of a dance-hall ■F^^lF BEAUTY CRASHING SOCIETY'S PLAYGROUNDS! Jm*^± ■K< /%hk*' Mcc/ the girls who have everything! riot mum- JM .V HP% :^^^*^^^i» pJate< darlings thc Smart Set end the
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      175 2 A Lessoa lor SINGAPORE WIVES! A Moral for "MISUNDERSTOOD" Hl[capTtoT 1 T jT wv s I 111 II K^S AVENUE GIRL' IkJH With WALTER CONNOLLY JAMKS Kl.l.lsuN atone" ZSI j st F«n«y Treasurer, nested and Bench m /hi P l f °^u d G J NGER Ro<;F:^ Home SfrSfcJS 1
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    GUILT OF LANGSDORFF'S DEATH RESTS ON HITLER
    455 3 Suicide Protest Against Nazi Scuttling Policy TOE «ud* of Captain Hans Lanjjsdorff kf t?' 2I A i; ,Kkot-battleship" Admiral Graf sl c i hC 2ft* ;h Wi.ish Press as a sacrifice to HlErii, W d i The Times says that the guilt of
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    How British & Nazi Captains Meet Death
    137 3 How British Nazi Captains Meet Death AMERICA DRAWS A CONTRAST New York, Dec. ZL t i i York Herald Tribune I the death of Captain the British armed cruiser Rawalpindi, which \d by the "pocketDeutchsland. with the Captain Hans Langsdorrl, d Admiral Graf Spec world will set this n beside
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    NAZI SAILORS GASSED BY OWN GUNS
    58 3 Montevideo. l>et. 21. RING ro Nazi allegations that Bi misers used mustard g lust the Admiral Graf Spec. British prisoners on the >>hip" report that many be Gorman ship were put by gases discharged by *n guns. point out that they were deck, throughout
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    11 3 rday. Herr Himmler. tennsn secret police, had Ith EttgnOT Mussolini. Reuter
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    "Secret Issues" At Chungking Meeting
    54 3 Chungking, Dec. 21. A MOST important meeting of the Executive Yuan was held yesterday under the chairmanship of Cien. Chiang Kai-shek when many "secret issues" were discussed. Gen. Ho Ying-ching and Mr. Wang Chung-hui, War and Foreign Ministers, respectively, made de-t-iiled reports on the military
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    British Wreath At Langsdorff's Funeral
    284 3 British Wreath At Langsdorff's Funeral CREW'S TRIBUTE TO CAPTAIN £APTAIN HANS LANGSDORFF commander of the scuttled i Oerman "pocket-battleship" Admiral Graf Spec. who committed suicide on Tuesday night, was Duried m Buenos Aires yesterday afternoon with naval honours Captain Pottinger, one of the Brif fi 1 p sone aboard the
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    AMERICAN NATIONS TO ACT ON NEUTRAL ZONE
    123 3 Washington, Dec. 21. IT is understood that a joint de- claration about the violation of neutrality is being drafted on behalf of 21 American republics and will be communicated to belligerents In a few days. Thereafter the republics will consult on common policy
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    GERMAN FACTORY SET ON FIRE IN YUGOSLAVIA
    54 3 London, Dec. 21. A GERMAN-OWNED hemp factory was set on fire at Batschkapalanka. Yugoslavia, yesterday, states the official German news agency. Great damage was done. It is added that this is the third fire at German -owned hemp factories m Yugoslavia m the
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    TRIBUTE TO LOCAL MEN IN MEDICAL SERVICE
    377 3 REFERENCE to the McLean report on Higher Education m Malaya was made by Dr. R. D. Fitzgerald, who has just retired from the post of Director of Medical Services, when he spoke on the progress of the college at the annual King Edward
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    New Seat Of Polish Government In France
    61 3 The Polish Government is now settled In the old French town of Angers. All the foreign embassies and missions are stationed m the town, which is now regarded as a piece of Poland on French soil. General Sikorski, the Prime Minister, is seen
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    RE-OPENING OF YANGTZE WELCOMED IN LONDON
    341 3 Evidence Of More Constructive Policy On Part Of Tokio London, Dec. 21. THE promise to re-open the Yangtze to third-party shipping is favourably regarded m well-informed quarters as giving evidence of a more constructive policy on the part of the Tokio Government, says The
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    LEAGUE DISMISSES 140 OFFICIALS
    41 3 Geneva, Dec. 21. ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY officials of the League Secretariat were dismissed yesterday. With 80 others recalled to their respective countries for military service, the staff has been reduced by 220 since the war.- Reuter
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    COMMODITIES & EXCHANGES
    171 3 COMMODITIES EXCHANGES <From Our Own Corrr-;ponleiu> London, Dec. 21. rOMMODITY and Exchange markets closed as follows with previous quotations m parenthesis:— RUBBER: Dull s Pot: ll\d ll^d hi 4 d 11-sd> Jan.-Mar.: 11 %d ll\d (ll\d ll 7 8 d) Apr.-June: 11 9 I6d ll^d (ll\d 11 t d) July-Sept.:
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    London Stock Exchange
    322 3 I.ond.m. Dec. _i The ioliuwin- are to-day's closing midd.e quotations. Shares are ot £1 dciv unless otherwise slatea. Ccn. Loan 1944-64.. 108?» Funding Loav. |«J 19o)-9J 106' War Loan %%<% 92 Com. Union Assce hj|.,m (j Prudential Assce 'A 22 Royal Assce 7 Great Western Riy"6rd C.i
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    FINE DANCING IN "ON YOUR TOES"
    85 3 ON Your Toes," the Warner Brothers production which opened at the Alhambra Theatre last night, is good entertainment, ottering a combination of humour and superlative dancing. The film stars the beautiful Zorina and Eddie Albert. Others who contribute generously to the fun include Alan
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    14 3 An Amsterdam message says that telephonic communication with Helsinki was completely cut yesterday afternoon.
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      49 3 IB Roy a I Bake ry MINCE PIES M itre really delicious MB% the pastry is light :i n d flak y an d they are pac k c d \v it li the finest mincemeat 'HE 5376 FIVE LINE) Advt or Singapore Cold Storage Co. Ltd. C.S. 152A
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      117 3 SAY IT WITH PERFUME THIS CHRISXMA3 MEDICAL HALL LTD. 3, Battery Road. V ,iEVERY MAT A IIP-UPARMCMfIiI Shows J^Wa 4L x kJmm*ffrl ft. 15^> m Scream se iVj^ fron^7 Uf t LYNN BARI If /»o^ c °i»»/ Joseph bCrIILDKKAUT r Genera/ a A* STANLEY FIFLD^ ii FRITZ LEIBER f^ 'CM
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1939. Malayan Strikes
    606 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1939. Malayan Strikes nURING the past few weeks reports rave come in of strikes in various parts of Malaya, and Singapore has had its share. Two of the biggest, at Malayan Collieries and among the A.P.C. workers on Pulau Bukom fortunately did not
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    Winter Will Hold Up Major Offensive
    1014 4  -  GEN. SIR CHARLES GWYNX \by WINTER, from the military standpoint, may be said to have arrived. With its arrival the chance of major offensive operations on land before next Spring: has undoubtedly gone. Even a subsidiary or preliminary Nazi campaign in the Low Countries
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    MALAY NEWS BULLETIN
    415 4 pAPTAIN LANGSDORF, keiua bosar dalarn kapal Knag besar Jerman Graf Spec yang telah di-tcng^elamkan sendiri oleh crang-nya itu telah membuneh riiri pada malani Rabu yang lepas. la tclah mcnembak diri-nya, dan ada meninggalkan mpuchok surat berfc&ta ia tclah mer.etapkan hati-nya hendak habis bersitna2 dengftn kapal-nya; tetapi telah
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    OFFICER'S VIVID DESCRIPTION OF PLATE BATTLE
    1399 5 Graf Spec Was Definite Nuisance To Allies FORTUNES OF WAR WITH BRITAIN FRANCE VIVID description of the running fight m which unarmoured and outgunned British cruisers compelled I u,man poeket-battlesh.p" Graf Spec to take punishment M.l)se<,uently brought her, damaged and ineffectual an inglorious end
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    Goebbels And The Ark Royal
    130 5 THK embarrassing position m 1 which Dr. Goebbels found himself m reporting the naval Battle of the Plate was mentioned by Lieut. Commander B. M. Douglas, broadcasting from the 8.M.8.C. last night. "You may remember," he said "that m a previous talk I commented on
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    "Cannot Take A Lenient View"— District Judge
    356 5 "Cannot Take A Lenient View"— District Judge CONVICTION FOR POSTAL CLERK WE cannot take a lenient view of this sort of offence," remarked Mr. J. McFall, Singapore criminal district judge yesterday, when he sentenced Joseph David D'Cruz, a clerk with 15 years' service with the G.P.0., to one year's rigorous
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    YESTERDAY'S WEDDING
    38 5 MR. CHIN KHEE PIN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chin Poh Thiam. of Singapore, was married yesterday to Miss Kcng Nya Nya, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Kone; Sum Quee and Mrs. Kon?, of Singapore.
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    LOW RUNNING EXPENSES OF PATRIOTIC FUND
    464 5 NL^RLY a million dollars has been collected m Malaya lor war charities since the outbreak Of war, and expenditure at the headquarters of the patriotic Fund during that period has been only $239. The remarkably low running exoenses of the Fund is a fact
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    New U.S. Ships For Singapore-New York Run
    261 5 New U.S. Ships For SingaporeNew York Run TO BE OPERATED BY PRESIDENT LINE IT was announced yesterday that lour American passenger vessels, formerly operated by the United States Lines on the American inter-coastal service, will m future be operated by the American President Line on the SingaporeNew York route. The
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    Varied Programme At Church Concert
    147 5 A VARIED programme of Christmas music by both contemporary and classic composers was rendered by the Senior and Junior choirs of the *Paya Lebar Methodist Church m a concert m the church hall last night. One of the outstanding numbers was "This Night," written by
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    HOSPITAL PATIENT DIES AFTER 60 FT. FALL
    73 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penan.?, Dec. 21. A CHINESE PATIENT m a ward of "C" block of the General Hospital fell from a heigh of 60 feet and died this morning at six. The man was instantly picked up but despite medical attention
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    BREACH OF TRUST ALLEGED
    93 5 MENTION v.as made m the fourth court yesterday of a case m which N X Yehia Maricar is charged with criminal breach of trust of sums of money belonging to the defunct Indian Muslim Society Mr. S. H. D. Elias, counsel for the complainant, asked a
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      62 5 b^^t^^ IVrtam Panels. aker and repairer ot rattan J Bertam Chicks, Canvas ard m; Blinds. Tarpaulins. Tents, Blue Screens, Bertaro Wire Netting Fencing t\ool buntings and Flags. ABDUL RAHMAN, Telephone 2454. •uiice:— bti, Robinson Road. Oopcsite Telegraph Co -kshop: 293, Joo Chiat Place. Singapore. ders promptly Executed. Hed Wines White
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      569 6 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS TENDERS SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY Tenders. Tenders are now Invited for the following materials or services. For particulars see Municipal Tenders Room Supply of Pumping and Auxiliary Plant for Pontian Ketchil PumpIng Station. (Deposit $100). Date of Closing. 4 p.m.. Mar. 4. 1940 Supply of 60 inch nominal size Steel
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      429 6 o/~GIAN SINGH'S GRAND ANNUAL X'MAS SALE The opportunity to shop economically and conveniently is drawing to a close. o 3 SHOP TO-DAY We open till 8 p.m. X^eV so^! U// S''' I and save more moneY as iyi *°L.siiirFiil thu °pp° rtunit Y iasts CATHAT BEAUTY SALON Latest Equipments New
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      327 7 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. OCEAN BUILDING. COLLYKR QUAY, SINGAPORE lEL flfl CHARTERED BANS BUILDING. PENANG TEL BLUE FUNNEL LINE. Frequent Sailings to United Kingdom and United States of America. Dates are not guaranteed, all cargo bookings subject to Conference War Clauses. WESTERN AUSTRALIA THE SHORTEST SEA ROUTE AT THE CHEAPEST FARE
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    Hockey Visitors
    36 8 m Xl AI.A M'MPI'R TECHNICAL SCHOOL, who were beaten hy the S.R.C. at hockey yesterday. They won their first match here, however, when thfv beat Raffles Coilece by one conl to nil on Wednesday.
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    S.R.C. Beat Kuala Lumpur School
    421 8 THREE-ONE VICTORY IN CLOSE GAME Winners' Forwards Good MAINTAINING their unbeaten record for the season, iVA the S.R.C. first team scored another hockey win yesterday, beating a Kuala Lumpur visiting side, the Technical School, by three goals to one. It was a fast, exciting game,
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    CRICKET CLUB TOO GOOD FOR ROYAL ENGINEERS
    380 8 Second Big Hockey Victory On Successive Day COLLOWING up their biv; victory over the Command Officers on VS'edne>da\, the S.C.C. scored another big win yesterday when they trounced the Royal Engineers to the tune of six nil on the padang. The fact that
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    WOMEN'S DECEMBER SPOON SHOOT
    82 8 WOMEN'S DECEMBER SPOON SHOOT THE Binga|Mßt^Woiiiea'i Rille Association DecemSer spoon shoot reMilted m a win for Mrs. Tay LUn Teck. with Mrs. Bickerdiko second. The scores were: 300 200 100 Total with Vd^. Yds. Yds. Handicap Mrs. Ta> Lian Teck 25 28 30 103.68 Mrs. Bickerdike 28 25 25 102.07
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY
    114 8 "THE FOLLOWING have accepted to play hockey lor the S.C.C. vs. the Sikh Police to-day at the S.C.C: Major F. E. Robertson: Pay Lt. G. C. Fortin. Lt. If. F. Francis: P. H. Harrison. FLt. H. Hughes-Haltett, J. Flet-cher-Cjoke: D. Brennan. Lt. K. Huleatt, G. W. S. Wattes,
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    TOMORROW'S SOCCER
    42 8 THE loiiowing players will represent the Indian Merchants' Employees! Association soccer XI m a friendly game against the N.T.S. Sports Club at the M.F.A. ground jto-morrow^ Zachariah; Ganapathy; Nainamusa: Doilah; Ghouse: Sethu; Yogu: Periasamy; Muthia: Ibrahim: Hussein. Reserves:— Manthian: Rajoo.
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    S.C.C. TEAM FOR TROPHY RUGBY
    118 8 FOLLOWING is the S.C.C. Rugby team to meet the Selangor Club m the annual trophy match on the S.C.C. padang on Dec. 30. A. H. B. Alexander; A. P. Craigie, W. J. N. Lee. I. M. Scott, D. M. Seward; J. M. Ewart, Lt. J.
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    Mayflowers Win Again In Club Badminton
    161 8 With two reserves playing m the singles, the Mayflower Badminton Party's "A" team still managed to maintain their string ot live— nil victories when they beat the Eclipse Badminton Party on Wednesday night m the local inter-club badminton championships. Lee Kirn Sen^. Eciipse's first
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    TO-NIGHT'S BIG BOXING EVENT
    170 8 Both Fnsco ft Fahmy Eager For Fray -pVOoMlecre.t,;,, m the vij| V[MMI od— one m Sui^an >; m the Philippines It-nig Mil tt) stadium Young Pr Fohrry tjp i and to-motT m Manila th rid Will bi> at gtaa ithe holder* me lengor Gien I. belns?
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    COLTS HOCKEY
    31 8 THE following will Singapore Colts H the Technical Schoo to-day at th^ ground D'Sylva Jam de J j I Reutens Bcott; Fr.. I strong. Reutens I Umpire: E I-
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