The Straits Times, 4 December 1938

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    38 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA FINAL EDITION No. 363 Sunday, December 4, 1938 Price 10 Cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper In Malaya No. 363 Sunday. December 4, 1938 Price 10 Cents.
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    FRESH APPEASEMENT MOVE
    559 1 Germano-French "No War" Declaration Will Be Signed In Paris On Tuesday "BURYING THE PAST" SAYS BERLIN A FURTHER step toward general appeasement in Europe is being taken in Paris on Tuesday when the French and German Governments will sign a "no war" declaration similar to the Anglo-German
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    Goering Has "Spiritual Value"
    238 1  - Goering Has "Spiritual Value HIS PICTURE A "NECESSITY" IN GERMAN HOUSEHOLDS Berlin, Saturda; I71KLI) Marshal Coonnu's ;>ortrail cannot be .-oized in ■faetka <•! writ of execution for debt berausi- h? h;> sHrit'iul valuo. This decision was reached in the Lower Court at Mew Brandenburg which held that the portrait was
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    SIR GEORGE ASTON
    53 1 London. Saturday. Tin death hai uccurwd ot Sir George I Aston, who in 1914 commanded tho expeditions to Ostend and Dunkirk. He wroto "Sea. Land and Air Strategy." War Lessons New and j Old." Memories of a Marine." Tlv A Today." "The Lil<- of Nelson."! History of
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    23 1 Vatican City. Saturday. Tlu Fopc's condition U r.ow con- sidered sufficiently satisfactory for i him to resume his full programme of audiences— Reuter.
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    ITALIAN ANTI-FRENCH OUTBURST
    237 1 ITALIAN ANTI-FRENCH OUTBURST Britain To Ask Rome The Meaning London, Saturday. QKEAT Britain will probably make representations to Rome regard ing the recent anti-French demonstration in the Italian Chamber. The French Ambassador called at the Foreign Office yesterday and discussed the question of the demonstration, as a result of which
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    Peace Move By Japan? "To Offer Great Concessions"
    277 1 Peace Move By Japan? "To Offer Great Concessions" Hong: Kong, Saturday, i DUMOUBS persist of ar. im- pending Japanese peace I gesture to China, says Sin Chow Jit Poh. It is stated that Prince Konoye. the Japanese Prime Minister, is prepared to offer great concessions to China if she agrees
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    U.S. SPY TRIAL SENTENCES
    180 1 German Woman Gets Six Years' Gaol New York Saturday. lOHANNA HOFFMANN, rsd-haired German manicurist from the North I German Lloyd liner Europa. and Ottoj I Voss, an aeroplane mechanic who wa? arrested at the Seversky Aircraft plant on Long Island, who were found guilty of conspiring
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    EQUERRY TO FOUR KINGS
    58 1 London, Saturday. THE death has occurred of Major the 1 hon. Sir John Hubert Ward. Extra Equerry to King George VI since 1937. Sir John was Equerry in Ordinary to King Edward VII, 1902-1910; Equerry to Queen Alexandra. 1910-26; Extra Equerry to King George V. 1910-36.
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    NEW JAPANESE CONSUL IN HONG KONG
    29 1 Mr. Aklycshi Tdjiri, cf the Investigation Bureau, has been appointed Consul-Genera 1 in Hong Kong in succession to Mr. Toyoichl Nakamura— Eastern News.
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    MISSING ON FLIGHT ACROSS CHANNEL
    116 1 Noted Plane Designer Three Passengers London, Saturday CAPT. EDOAR PERCIVAL. the famous aeroplane designer who tock efT from Heston yesterday with three passengers on the way to the Paris Aero Exhibition. Is many hours overdue in Paris. Shipping has baen asked to keep a look-oul
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    BANDOENG AIR COLLISION
    20 1 Batavla, Saturday. Two army planes collided this morning at Bartdoeng aerodrome, all four occupants being killed.— Reuter.
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    Fatal Crash On Way To Football Game
    150 1 Fatal Crash On Way To Football Game MALAY DEAD TWO EUROPEANS INJURED A MALAY syce, driving a motor-car owned by Mr. A. Cromarty, of Singapore, was killed when the car skidded and somersaulted on the main north road, n?ar SimpungRenggam. yesterday afternoon. Mr. Cromarty suffered slight head injuries and shock,
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    35 1 Mr. Charles R. Pritchard. of London, carrying his home made twovalve wireless set. The set has two wave-lengths, and Mr. Pritchard listens-in with earphones. Whenever he goes cycling. Mr. Pritchard takes his set with him.
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    FRENCH MINE DISASTER
    38 1 illcs. Saturday OiIANY lives are feared to have b.t.i lost in an explosion f.-llowing a fire in a coal mine in the Gard Department early this morning. The Hie threatens t:> last several days. Reuter.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    80 1 Mr.m Our Ov. n Correspondent.! London. S-iturdav. Krl.l.c- Stcad>. London 7 IS 161. Bd. Jan.-Mar. gd. XI 16d. Apr.-Junr 8 1 16 d. H',d. July-Sept. X',d. 8 3 Ibd. I 1 MM OIL: African Srotl. £14 ss. GOLD tf 8s V <1 SILVER Spot 20 ',d. 2 months
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      3 1 IULLMANN! XMAS PRESENTS
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    STRATEGIC R.A.F. CHANGES
    249 2 Protecting Malaya's "Back Door" PERMANENT UP-COUNTRY FORCES PLANNED IMPORTANT strategic additions to Britain's Far Eastern defence pattern are planned for Malaya by the Royal Air Force, The Sunday Times understands. Tli is is in conformity with the known plan of protecting the fortress of Singapore from "back-door"
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    Alleged Secret Society Dagger Found
    170 2 TVO daggers one gaily decorated with a coloured cloth, said to signify a secret society, were produced j In evidence against a Chinese Tan Thian Beng. in the Singapore Crlm nal j D strict Court yesterday, when he was charged with possessing daggers without ;i
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    MALACCA TEMPLE RENOVATION CELEBRATIONS
    129 2 MALACCA TEMPLE RENOVATION CELEBRATIONS i From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. THE Chco Cheo (sacrificial rites > will, be performed on Sur.day at the temple of Dato Choo Or.g Yah, 4th j mile, Kandans, to mark the romple- i tien of the renovation of the temple. I The preliminary ceremonies
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    YOUNG ACTING HEADOF RESEARCH INSTITUTE
    94 2 i From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Dec. 3. jMj.i C E. T. MANN. senl:r botanist of the Rubber Research Institute j Malaya, is probably the youngest j acting head of any Institute in this country, his appointment to act as J director of RRI
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    RUBBER WITHOUT CERTIFICATE
    54 2 Arrested In possession of 17 piculs of rubber, worth $255. without a certificate of origin, a s:rnpan mai\ Ang Ah Kan, was fined $60, in default six weeks' rigorous imprisonment, by Mr. C. H. Koh. In the Singapore Sixth Police Court, yesterday. An order for confiscation of
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    26 2 Mr. R. S. Lopez, general manager of the Empire Talkies, and the Regal Theatre, Klang, who went to Travancore for a holiday, has returned to Klang.
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    Attempted Murder Charge Follows City Shooting
    81 2 Attempted Murder Charge Follows City Shooting AS a sequel to the shooting of a Hok- kien in Canal Road on Thursday night, a man named Koh Ah Llat was charged with attempted murder dcfcre Mr. K. A. Blacker, in the Singspore Fourth P:lice Court, yesterday Accused was remanded in police
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    STOLE 10-CENT PEN 10 WEEKS' GAOL
    58 2 For stealing a fountain pen worth 10 cents from a compatriot on Nov. 26. Chan Phey Kum. 37-yecr-cld Kheh was sentenced to ten weeks' rigorous imprisonment to be followed by 12 months' police supervision by Mr. Conrad Oldham. Singapore Second Magistrate, yesterday. Phey Kum,
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    Bring 'Em Back Alive —If You Can Afford The Fare
    223 2 Bring 'Em Back Alive If You Can Afford The Fare ■■J9RING 'Em Back Alive," may be a fine motto for Frank Buck, but it will cost him a lot more after today. Freight rates on wild animals bcUveen Singapore and North America will rise by about 300 per cent, tomorrov.
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    Death Of K.L. School-Master's Mother
    125 2 Death Of K.L. School-Master's Mother (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. HPHE death has occurred of Madam Llm Walk Lool, a highly respected member of the Kuala Lumpur Chinese community, aged 59. Mme. Lim was a member of the Sclangor Buddhist Association. She* is survived by five sons. Messrs.
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    Army's Pigeons (In Pie) Can't Be Brought Back Alive
    151 2 THE 24 valuable homing pigeons stolen from the Fort Canning: loft are now presumed to he pie. Only 11 birds were left in the lofl when a thief broke Into it one night last week. One bird escaped from its captor
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    LEAVE TO APPEAL GRANTED
    87 2 TWO Chinese who were convictod In the l:wer court on charges of living whclly or in part on the proceeds of prostitution were granted leave to appeal by Mr. Justice McE waine. Chief Justice, S.S. in the Singapore High Court yesterday. The first appellant was Koh
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    FINED FOR HAVING STILL
    64 2 PLEADINU fc'.'ilty to a charge of being i in possession of dutiable llquir and a still on Nov. 26, a Chinese, Llm Meng. was yesterday fined $75 or in default six weeks' rigorous Imprisonment on the first charge and $30, or In default three weeks' rigorous
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    27 2 Mr. S. M. Abdul Kader, proprietor of M. Abdul Kader Co., general merchants and contractors, who was spending three months holiday in India, has returned to Klang.
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    CHINESE CROWD COURT TO HEAR SLANDER SUIT
    360 2 (From Our O\v:; Correspondents Ipoh, Saturday. /CHINESE from all over the state crowded into the Ipoh courthouse today to hear the final evidence in the slander action being brought by Yong Kwai Sam, of Ipoh, against Towkay Leons Sin Nam. in connection with
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    Air Mail Arrivals
    209 2 And Departures IN W ARD fVearnes: From Penan*. Ipoh. and Koala Lumpur. Arrives every evening. Imperial: From Europe: Arrives this morning*. X.L.M.: from Europe: Arrives this rwnlng. QanUs: from Australia: Arrives this afternoon. K.NI.LM. From Saigon Arrives Wr*nesd.iy jftrrnoon. K.N.I.L.M From Netherlands Indieat Arrives Tuesday afternoon. OITWAKD
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE
    68 2 Monday Medan (Odiii: > 9am Mauritius (Valentijn) ..io3Oam Java. Soutn-Wesi Sumatra. S -East Borneo. Celebes. Moluccas Timor Dilly (Valentijn i 10.30 a.m Indo-China (V. Vollenhoven) 11 am Denmark (Parcels only) iMconia) 7 p m Tuesday Pamanukat. Sambas and Singkawani; Tomohon i 9 am. Indo-China (K.N.1. L.M.) ..1130a'm
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUOR BOARD
    83 2 THE SINGAPORE HARBOUOR BOARD Monday, Decemlxr 5. Ships alongside tiie Wharves or expected (o arrive. <~-«« ship «odo« n E £at a e mr East Wharf Hal Lee 22 1 i Ophlr 20 Wain Wharf Wander is 2 Alipore 16 2 Ajax 11 2 3 Talaii^ Akar 9 2 Nasufan
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      97 2 CHILLED I Nowhere will you purchase mM j Beef of such outstanding M fc Pf quality with sucli fine I U flavour and tenderness /5 as thai which we can offer. I F A kl n Kept at just the right Wo[/ J temperature which guards J ■U fj /T
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      323 2 IN SINGAPORE TODAY CINEMA Today ALHAMBRA: Judge Hardy Children with Lewis 3.15. 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. CAPITOL: "Judges Hardys Children" with Lewis Stone and Mickey Rooney. 3.15, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. PAVILION: "Strange Boarders'' with Tom Walls. 3.15, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. RITZ. GEYLANG: "Dancing Dynamite" with Richard Talmadge also
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    BURGLARS' HAUL OF MONEY AND JEWELS
    213 3 BURGLARS HAUL OF MONEY AND JEWELS Big Safe Stolen From Stamford Road Shop MANY ROBBERIES IN PAST TWO DAYS DI'KtiLARS stole more than $2,000 in money and jewels frcm houses broken into during the last two days. On Friday night the premises of Meison Ozaki, Japanese hairdressing saloon in Stamford
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    131 3 AT the Singapore Registry yesterday afternoon. Mr Merton Hollana Brown, general manager of Thrrnycrof t (Singapore* Ltd.. was married to Mrs Henrietta Claire Shaw, of Hcng Konjt Th,' Mdegtoon who Is well known in Slngap re yachting circles, is the son of Mr and Mrs. Alfred Brown of Sourti Africa
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    Anglo-German Trade Pact?
    132 3 "Exploratory Talks" Already Under Way London, SaturJay. THF Financial ."levs understands that trade talks between Great Britain and Germany may result in an agreement covi-ring all world maik-ts. "Unofficial i xplanatcry cor.versa ti is iunv v .n on for some time." the financial Neva adds. "It is
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    Health inspector's Muar Divorce Suit
    78 3 fFrcm Our Ov.ti correspondent. > Muar. Saturday. A PETITION was submitted before Mr Justice Mills in the Supreme cjurr, Muar. by Victor Juim health Inspector. Muar. lor the dissolution of hU marriage with his wife. Liza Rose James, on the j grounds of the adultery
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    YOUNG CHINESE ACQUITTED
    42 3 A YOUNG English speaking Chinese Lim Hock Koon. was yesterday acquitted in the Singapore Second Police Court en a charge of theft r>f «i wallet containing $3 30, the property of a Malay, at Queen Street on S-pt. 3.
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    FRANCO RAIDS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN
    172 3 Several British Ships Being Detained i.-ndoii. Butarday. FRANCOS raids en merchantmen in r the Mediterranean asain occupy the attention of some diplomatic correspondents today. Mr. Vernon Bartlft' M.P.. writing In the News Chronicle, says tliat more than 12 vesse .s chartered by British companies for
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    31 3 Mr. T. Mlddleton-SmKh, Assistant Controller of Labour, Klang, who was on a month's holiday to Hong Kong to see his father, a Professor or at Hong Kong University, has returned Klang.
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    CHINESE LADIES' ASSOCIATION REVIVED
    327 3 CHINESE LADIES' ASSOCIATION REVIVED AT a meeting convened by Mrs. Tay Lian Teck at the residence of Mrs. Lee Choon Guan it was decided to revive the Chinese Ladles' Association. The following were present Mrs. Lee Choon Guan. Mrs. Llm Boon Keng. Mrs. Tay Llan Teck. Mrs. S. Q. Wong.
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    REX STORY AT THE VICTORIA THEATRE
    126 3 A SKI? on Anthony and Clecpatra is the highlight of Rex Story's "Hollywood Revue." which opened a short season at the Victoria Theatre last night. There wa; never a Cleo l'.!:e *'ay Skeeter nor a Caesar like Hex Story and the fooling o! these
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    CONVENT CONCERT
    68 3 (Frc;n Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Saturday. A very successful concert was staged by pupils of Miss N. Berkeley at the French Convent during the week, prior to closing of the school term. Pianoforte recita's of modern and old composers formed the main items of the programme, which was
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    "HARDY FAMILY" AT THE CAPITOL
    85 3 TpHAT intensely human 'Hardy Family makes its third screen appearance in "Judge Hardy's Children." wh'ch opened its Singapore season at the Capitol Theatre last night. Those win liked "You're Only Young Once" are bound to Ike this story cf th.* famiiy dodging the pitfalls of
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    SCHOOLTEACHER MARRIES
    102 3 Mi: TIIIO 'JJIING OUAN, son of the late Mr. Thlo Thiam Seng, and Mrs. Thio Thiam Sent of Singapore, wp- married yesterday morning to Miss Tan Suan Cr-eok. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Sew Aik, a'so of Singapore, at the Geylang Methodist Episcopal Church. The bridegroom is
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    101 3 THE we.ldinr took place yesterday at 1 the Portuguese Mission Church. Singapore, o* Mr. Raymond Egbert Donough. soi' of Mr. H. W. Donough. of Singapore, and the late Mrs. Mary Ponough. and Miss Eliza Margaret Klyne. daughter of the late Mr. E. A Klvne. and Mrs. Kl>:i°. of Singapore. Rev.
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    PCNANG WEDDING
    169 3 Mr. A. F. Hev/ett And Misa M. D. T. Powell (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Dec. 3. •T^HE wedding took place yester- day afternoon at St. George's of Mr. Anthony Fitzslmon Hevett. of Harrisons Barker and Co., Ltd., eldest son of the late Mr. C. F. Hewett of
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    Johore Representatives Leave For San Francisco Show
    288 3 LJOPES that Malaya's tourist at- tractions will be boasted at a I tourist conference in San Francisco of representatives from Pacific countries were expressed yesterday by Inche Onn bin Ja'afar, the Johore State Councillor, in an interview v/ith a Sunday Times re- porter
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    211 3 WEARING a classical gown of sliver lame brocade, with Italian quilted hem i-nd collar of orange blossom Miss Doris Hagedorn, fourth Jaug'.ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. C. O Hasedorn, of Singapcre. was married to Mr. T. E. Hodgson, son of Mr. ard Mrs T. Hodgson, of Bishop Auckland.
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    Flying Boats On Way To Ceylon
    176 3 Flying Boats On Way To Ceylon NIGHT AT PENANG BEFORE 1,400 MILE NON-STOP JOURNEY (From Our Own i -v >nfl<Mii) Penang, Saturday. THE three Short-Sundertan'l *tiyinp-boats whirl' teft Singapore for Penan? «i route ii Ceylon arrived at Olugor this afternoon. Interviev/od the airmen said tiiey ihad had a pleasant and
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    MALACCA WEDDING
    330 3 Mr. C. A. Davidson Ard Miss H. M. C. Buchanan (From Our Own Correspondent Malacca. Saturday. AT Chrl.>. Church. Malacca, today Mr Clifford Alexander Davidson, or Pasak Estate. Kota Tinggi. Johore, wa^ married to Miss Helen M. C. Bucnanan. formerly of the nursing s'sters' stall the General Hospital
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      211 4 YESTERDAY'S CROWDS ENDORSED the Whole World* s Enthusiasm over The "HARDY FAMILY 99 Adventures! _jo*E?_[ CAPITOL JpT r N THE FOLKS OF "YOU'RE ONLY I YOUNG ONCE" ARE BACK AGAIN! v> |ir i biM It I JUDGE BWtfSSS^ CHILDREN *\j^t^*^~ Another Story of Judge Htrdy's Family with OO d, Clean
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    SINGAPORE'S BEACHES ARE FREE
    396 5 Law Prohibiting Bathing And Walking Will Not Be Enforced GOVERNMENT TELLS OF ITS ATTITUDE DURING COURT CASE TT was authoritatively stated in Singapore yesterday that there is no intention on the part of the Legal Department, or the Government, to attempt to enforce a law which
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    Sunday Half Holiday Plan Is Gaining Momentum
    253 5 poi.LOWING the lead given by Chinese piece-goods shops, the campaign for closing shops on Sunday has gained momentum. As a result of a resolution passed en Friday 64 Singapore Chinese chemisrs' shops will close throughout Sunday in future, beginning today. The movement is
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    WIDOWS OF DROWNED MEN ARE HELPED
    74 5 'K in Our Own Correspondent* Malacca. Saturdar PHOVISION for the widows and children of the four Malay flshei men who lost their lives during a Sumatra In February this year has been made by a fund raised by Mr. Tan Soo Chi. $136 has
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    POST SWETTENHAM TRAIN SERVICE
    85 5 i From Our Own Correspondent) Port Swettenham. THE recent Introduction of cheap train lares from Port Swettenham Kuala Lumpur and intermediate Nations and the increase of additional •iger trains, have resulted in an Increased use of railway. A passenger can n:w travel from Port Swettenham to
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    OFF TO CHINA
    44 5 'From Our Own Correspondent* ■ban, Saturday. Handreda of Chinese, schoolboys. gch o'.tlrls and shop assistants, gathered nt the Seremban railway station on Tuesday night to old farewell to Mr. Chew Korg Patt. chairman of the Em-ployc-s' A.ss'H-latior. who left for China.
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    NO LANDING FEE IF JETTY IS BUILT
    76 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Klang. Saturday. Following a pretest over the landing fee of 50 cents a ton on all goods imported and exported by the Klang River in Kiang from Port Swettenham by rice importers, merchants and tongkang owners, the British Resident
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    NEGRI CO-OPERATIVES
    98 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday. At the second annual general meeting of the Negrl Sembllan Co-operative Stores Society. Ltd.. of Seremban the committee of management was elected aj follcws: Chairman, Mr S. Thambyrajah: secretary. Mr. S. R. S. Naldu: treasurer. Mr. K. Rajah: oommittee. Messrs. R. Cumaravelu,
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    35 5 Mr. R. C. R. Humphry. Officer in Charge of Detectives. Seremban, has gone on home leave to England. Mr. D. R. L. P. Matheson. who Is due back from leave, will succeed him at Seremban.
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    PORT DICKSON'S CORONATION CLOCK
    251 5 PORT DICKSON'S CORONATION CLOCK (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. IT is our hope that this Coronation clock will serve as an outward symbol of our Inner feelings," said Towkay Toh Kee Kah, of Port Dlckson, before asking the Yang di Pertuan Besar of Nesri S°mbilan to unveil the Coronation clock
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    25 5 A young Tamil woman, a weeding coolie, was found drowned in a well 30 feet deep en a local estate. An Inquest will be held.
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    SOLDIERS GO TO GAOL
    146 5 Sessions Sentences For Robbery Of Chinese JUDGE'S COMMENTS CEVENCE of two years' hard labour was passed on two stumers of the 24th Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery, by the acting Chief Justice, Mr. R. E. Lindsell, at the Criminal Session, Hong Kong. The men, John Thomas Phelan
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    27 5 Members of the Singapore Chinese unit of the St. John Ambulance with doctors P. C. Knan, J. S. Webster and Chen Su lan sitting in the centre.
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    SHE ATE CHANDLL
    63 5 SHE ATE CHAN DLL Teng Ah Pee. a Chinese woman, was charged before the acting Seremban magistrate, Che Bazain, with attempting to take her life at Ulu Bernang by consuming three tubes of chandu. The accused claimed trial saying that she had taken the chandu as a cure for a
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    KLANG PREPARES FOR SULTAN'S CORONATION
    508 5 Government Likely To Make Grant Of $25,000 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Klang. A PRELIMINARY meeting of the representatives of the European, Chinese, Indo-Ceylon, and Malay communities in Klang was held at the District Office here to consider arrangements for the coronation celebration of the Sultan
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    17 5 Mr. I. run;: s,u Khay and Miss Wee Enc Neo, who were married in Singapore last week.
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    THE WEEK'S MARKET ACTIVITIES
    1320 6 Quiet Period With Prices Generally Easier BY THE SUNDAY TIMES FINANCIAL CORRESPONDENT U7ORLD markets generally have had a qiuet week and the local share market has l '-*en particularly dv 1, the volume of turnover has been small and prices show very little change. Political fears
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
    87 6 Singapore. Dec. 3, 12 neon. uuyers bt- tiers Oambter $7.25 Hamburg Cube $13 50 Java Cube $12 v" Fcvver White Muntok $1J.60 White $12.00 rflack 3.^5 Cow a Mixed $2.90 Sun Dried $3.20 Sago Flour. No 1 Llngga $2.12' i $2.12' /2 Fair $2.12>/4 $2.12V 2 Sarawak
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    99 6 Saturday. Dec. 3, Noon. No. IX K.S S. (Spot loosf^ 27' i 27% No. IX R.S.S. f.o.b. in cases December 27!* 2734 G.F.A.Q. R.S.S. fob. in bale* December ZStt 27% F.A.Q. R.S.S. f.o.b. in bales December 26 's 26?« FUTURE QUOTATIONS No. IX R.S.S. on
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    SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES
    1374 6 Fraser And Co. s List S/VTl'Pl)\v D .C. 3, 1938: 1 P.M. MINING Bnyer* Sellers Ampat Tin i4.s) 4 s it M Asam Kumbai.g (t> 28s 30s oom AuitraJ Malay 43s 47s oom Ayor Hitam (M 2js 3d 20s 3d Ayei Went; ($1) .63 65
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      248 6 Did you MACLEAN your teeth to-day? Here f s the answer MAC LEANS PEROXIDE M .l^, d parr w hitr nozzle TOOTH PAS T F xht tooth «.T.Ciil«pi. ■^^^^■■1 r M«lt paste freih and PO 217 dean from firrt If >ou ne solid dentilricr. tr\ Macleans Solid Peroxide Toothpaste <?'%V\A
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      172 6 Current Company Divideuds List Supplied By Messrs Fnutr Co. MUMMY, DEC. 3, 1933: I P.M. Total for Fin i. Compar.i Dividend Boots DM* Ex Olv. .c.. > FIN Close Payable I)at« to data Kramat Tin 3d. Dec. 14 Dec. 21 Dec. 15 15' i> Kramat Pulai 15' I less tax
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    1242 7 Mainly About Malayans Read of *By The Onlooker Peter Vaughan Mr. Ronald Bottrall Col. Bruce Mr.O.S. Webb Mr.W.J. Warm PETER Vaughan, who was horn in Malaya 15 years ai*o, last week received the Royal Humane Society medal in England for rescuing two people in the sea at Thorpeness, Suffolk. r
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      182 7 i i I vjy^i Make lt ®t^ Fresh Milk ~W§S that is Safe, Delicious to Drink At all store* You Control Your Milk Supply Safe, Convenient, Economical Klim will enable you to give your children sweet, fresh milk at a moment'-* notice. Get one of the new Klim mixers and
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      216 8 Oorn 1820— xl still going strong Make sure you have a good supply of JOHNNIE WALKER in the house for Christmas The clean "Highland" flavour of Johnnie Walker it proof of the purity and age of the fine Scotch whiskies in the blend. The name "Johnnie Walker" is your guarantee
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      953 8 Today's Wireless Programmes SINGAPORE /.HI. M metres. 7JIP 30 96 metre*. m. 11.00 Military band music by the B.md of H.M. Grenadier Guards. t 11.10 Light orchcs«i-al concert placed by Reller's Hungarian Band, directec by C. Rellcr. Mlf liom Sra View Hotel, p.m. 12.10 Songs by John McCormack (t>nor).t 12.20
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      785 8 EMPIRE STATION TRANSMISSION 4 GSD 11 73 Blc/« (Z$U m.) a.m. 12.40 "Lordon Log."* 12.50 New canee tunes', presented by Robin Duff. 1.20 Big Eon. N.Mrs, Saturday sport, and announcement.". 1.35 Greenwich time signal. 6.20 Close down. TRANSMISSION 5 GSC 9.58 me HIM m.). Ot>B 9.51 nc/i (3155 m.) GSL
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    Another Search Begins For Lost Flyer
    174 9 PENANG AS BASE OF OPERATIONS Sea Bed To Be Dragged For Wreckage Of Kingsford Smith's Plane THK seabed ofl the southern shore of the island of Aye, Burma, will he dragged shortly in an endeavour to find the wreckage of the Lockheed plane in
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    For The One That Got Away
    57 9 London. TfnOFESSOR Sir Robert Robertson caused surprise at a City dinner by producing from his packet a length of white flshinj line, uilh ihc challenge "Brea'c it." He disclosed that it. was made of class, ar.d itas unbrea\ab'e without mechanical assistance. It is the
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    BOWL OF RICE FOR LUNCH TO AID CHINA'S REFUGEES
    180 9 BOWL OF RICE FOR LUNCH TO AID CHINA'S REFUGEES PRINCIPAL item ->i the menu of all big Sydney restaurants on Dec. 7 will be Chow Fan," if the plans of a young Chinese girl are successful. Chow Fan is a bowl of rice, garnished with Oriental delicacies. The money paid
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    RUM REVOLT ABOARD A SCHOONER
    97 9 RUM REVOLT ABOARD A SCHOONER IIfHEN port officials at Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, boarded the threemasted schooner E. P. Theriault, 326 tons they found only two men and boy aboard. While loading sat at Turk's Island, the crew refused to w< rk, sold theli clothes ashore, and spent the proceeds Ma
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    BEAUTY LOSES CASE AGAINST SHANGHAI JOURNAL
    158 9 BEAUTY LOSES CASE AGAINST SHANGHAI JOURNAL AAISS Galia GonsMack, young Russian who won the most modern woman contest several months ago. will not be able to collect '.amages from The Modern Woman," a Shanghai Russian monthly publication. In a complaint hied with the Second Special Distric'. Court, Miss Gonshtack charged
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    NEW BALLOON CHIEF
    55 9 Air Vice-Marshal Owen Tudor Boyd, Director of Personal Services at the Air Ministry, has been appointed Air Officer Commanding Balloon Command. He is forty-nine years old. An Indian Army officer, he was attached to the Royal Flyir.;; Corps in 1916, and he commanded the British forces in
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    MERCHANT SHIPS AS POTENTIAL FIGHTING SHIPS
    179 9 MERCHANT SHIPS AS POTENTIAL FIGHTING SHIPS CHIPS passing through Singapore show unmistakably to trained observers that the merchant ships of the world have sun platforms and other modifications which make them potential fighting ships in a future war. The recent European crisis has resulted in an acceleration of the fitting
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    BANKRUPTCY IS ON THE WANE
    60 9 BANKRUPTCIES in Great Britain, totalling 4.753, were ninety-four fewer in 1937 than in 1936, according to Board of Trade figures. Builders head the general list of trades and professions represented, followed closely by grocers, then farmers and graziers. Despite the lower total of failures, the
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    YOUTH LIKE HUMAN IRONMONGERY SHOP
    200 9 nUKING a fortnight in Perth (Australia) Hospital, a 17-year-old -outh has had nearly 100 pieces of wire, bits of glass and clock parts removed from his stomach. Several weeks ago, the boy was admitted to Perth Hospital suffering from the effects of having swallowed a
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      549 9 Thick, Strong Wavy New Hair SJm B'fo'* naiDg K<v taiku. my aav mm k^k •try tut aiU taiiiaf M BM mi camMirta ■H B> T anill ih» «cala n- almat bxr* A on 'het. n I had Tm\ •a»d (••mm Tlikii I <■■■» jtmWw Ki<»ik. HT«k r T <»« ik»<
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      312 9 P^lti \^ES And as fresh as a Spring Efe^fc-. X Morning I think it is wonder- tf^P ,i H fid> no matter whsrc you buy Craven I W~ L A,' they are always perfectly fresh I ■■■<*%* y° u can re 'y on l^ c act l^ at l^ e
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    EXHAUSTIVE SURVEY OF SINGAPORE'S FOOD
    253 10 Samples From Stalls, Restaurants And Hawkers Analysed GETTING BEST VALUE WHEN MARKETING THE most exhaustive and important survey yet made of the food eaten by the people of Singapore has just been completed and rc-ults will be published shortly. The Sunday Times understands. The survey
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    DOCTOR LOSES COSTS Failed To Send Detailed Account To Patient
    177 10 DOCTOR LOSES COSTS Failed To Send Detailed Account To Patient BECAUSE a physician had not sent 1 a proper account to a patient the i Registrar at Bow County Court re- I cently declined to make an order as i to costs in a claim by the medical man for
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    GUERILLA GIRL DEAD
    59 10 Chungking. XIEWS has just reached here of the death of the Chinese girl leader of 1 guerillas operating on the banks of Talhu Lake, west of Chekiang. The message states that the girl, Tsai Yi-fei ("Flying Flower"), was killed in an engagement with the Japanese in south-cast
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    FUNERAL OF LAMA
    81 10 Chinese Delegates' Hazardous Trip Chungking. A THRILLING and perilous journey to north Sikong by Chinese Government representatives attending the funeral of the Panchen Lama is described in a report submitted to the Government by Tai Chi-tao, President of the Examination Yuan. The 1,000-mile trip took frve months,
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    Policemen Can Do Nothing Right?
    154 10 New York. A POLICEMAN can never »< the perfect man," said the wife of a high New York police official. If he's neat he's conceited. If he's careless he's a waster. If he's pleasant he's ;i flirt. If he's brief he's a grouch. Ii he
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    GREAT BRITAIN'S AIR STRENGTH
    910 10 Minister's Statement On Men, Machines And Productive Capacity SATISFACTION is being expressed by those in touch with military aviation with the statement on Great Britain's air strength in men. machines, and productive capacity made by Sir Kingsley Wood, Secretary of State for Air in Parliament, writes
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    29 10 Hish above London men are at tne work of cleaning the grime and soot from the famous figure of Justice which surmounts the Old Bailey, the Central Criminal Court.
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      309 10 FIVE YEARS OLD) #3k£?4\ AND LOOKS LIKE I W jji NEW thanks to\£*k -<sflEf SUNLIGHT SOAP'S V^ «gP safe washing A\ Don't trust your clothes to dhobis I t tea'£ ea for handset lf using cheap inferior soaps. The hard I and rom Setting i^ P l M rubbing and
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    Marie Antoinette
    1113 11 Books Of The Week Marie Antoinette and Axel De rrrspn. By M. Coryn. Thornton Butterworth Ltd. 10s. 6d. lUIAKIK Antoinette was the daughter of the equally famous Marie Tlier.se, and an Archduchess of Austria, who became the wife of Louis XVI of France. She was i famous beauty
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    "SAFARILAND" IS CHANGED
    276 11 "Bl'\ck And Beautiful" By Marius 1 <>riie. Robert Hale. 15s. THIS ia rb itii steely interesting book, especially to ;i European reader En country like Malaya, where the coming of the white woman and of many social am- nitiea and distractions unknown in the pioneering days have
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    These Names Made Words—26
    351 11 These Names Made Words 26 Wellingtons EVERY day we use icords which commemorate the /ame cf some man or icoman or place that would otherwise be forgotten. Few people knew how these names came to be common words, and in this special Sunday Times series of short articles the story
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      86 11 My! It hurts Whether it's a bruise, a sprain, a C/yr stiff neck, an attack of lumbago or Jv*o sciatica that is hurting you, there is quick relief for you hi a bottle £> of Sk>:m's Liniment. tSe This Liniment is a fast worker. No a***/ rubbing! Just pat it
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      726 11 C Eqß I ll*> v 588 a sa| All the evidence carefully considered; ||j All witnesses attentively listened to; HI An impartial view assure d. j? The Judgment is that "PRUDENTIAL" pension policies are unquestionably the best in all respects. They offer the public a guaranteed income at any selected
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    GOLFER'S £2,000 CLAIM FAILS
    200 12 "In Position Of Suing Himself" HIT BY BALL WHICH WAS SLICED JUDGMENT with custs for three nominated representatives of the Grange Golf Club, co. Dublin, was given in the Dublin High Court in the action brought by Mr. Eldred G. H Marlow, a bank official, who
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    BREN GUNS FOR O.T.C.
    123 12 INFANTRY units of the senior and junior divisions of the Officers' Training Corps are to have their share of Brcn light machine-guns and antitank rifles as soon as the requirements of the Regular and Territorial Armies have been satisfied. It is hoped, too, that mortars will
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    HE LOST A LEG AS A CAVALRYMAN SO BECAME A FIGHTER PILOT
    774 12 HE LOST A LEG AS A CAVALRYMAN SO BECAME A FIGHTER PILOT World's Most Modest Hero Passes Through Singapore Astounding Escapes From Death In The Air (By A Sunday Times Reporter) THE world's most modes t war hero passed through 1 Singapore last week. He was Captain (Flight-Commander) Sydney Carlin,
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    "Pull Up Your Socks For The King!"
    69 12 "Pull Up Your Socks For The King!" Renfrew (Ontario). CAID Lord Twecdsmuir. GovernorGeneral of Canada, to a group of children at Renfrew: "Children, I have a word for you. The King is coming, so I hope you will all brush your hair and pull up your socks, for the King
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    HONG KONG HEARS ITS FIRST SPELLING BEE
    380 12 "Aunts" Beat "Uncles" HONG KONG listened in to its first radio spelling bee when a team of four radio uncles opposed an equal number of radio aunts to give half an hour of entertainment and enlightenment to themselves, as well as listeners-in, says
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    EDIBLE CROWNS FOR CAROL
    43 12 M. All redo Lore, the chel at the Rumanian Legation in London photographed prcparin? edible crowns, the centres of which will be filled with ice cream, for the Royal Banquet given by King Carol during his visit to England.
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      177 12 contains as much as the bottle MBi ANn nKT* I F CC ANDREWS LIVER SALT now £Jk present to you their New Economy Tin, which contains as much as the large This tin will cost you less be~^i< cause it is cheaper to make, pack and transport. Take Andrews for
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    Behind The News
    1320 13  - Behind The News Crux Australis By IF all the tropical British were like Capt. E. H. Attwood, who died when the flying-boat Calpurnia dived into Lake Habbaniyeh a few days ago, there would be no talk of slackening of British energy or enterprise about the Equator. Small in build, but
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    German Radio To The Far East
    182 13 IN January the German short wave station at Zecsen will begin to uevote more time to broadcasts in English directed to Asia and Australia. Ai the same time, it is stated, the programmes will contain fewer talks and a lot of good music." It
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      478 13 3 YEARS' SUFFERING with GASTRIC ULCER To-day a bappy man riiinV of it. Three dragging y«ars of daily tArturA 1 Goodness knows I hay« •uflfred," Write* Mr. S.* A. and [only thos« "who have suffered from gastric ■ulcer can fully understand what h« endured. Hero is his letter I feel
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      477 13 *V jnPSbwhEn'" J^__m_l_______l __P^H BP^H_»»sss_B il^NPy "t^^# (^___B______Hl^FCl!t--i/i J^^^sS|llf W|p|i)»_4_*--* ____V_______. v# __i^_^^^^^r^ ____D V _____r J M* **t _k^*--I- ¥~J J 4MSSr/__C 5 __9_fcV__r *fr i^^ J AT YJ *£y -v W2r %t^_j \f j Your dog is one of the family. As a J^ home dog he is
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    Sitting On The Fence
    853 15  -  Nathaniel Gubbins By I*HE following letter lias been written by The White Cat to his exe;rl triend, Miss Tiddles. Dear Miss Tiddles,— l knew our romance couldn't last. I knew that I was never meant to be happy. You were the one cat in the world
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    310 15  -  The Pickler By i:\KKYTHING SOLVED An astronomer predicts the world will end in March l!<40. Well, maybe il is the best solution. :<;>ind robin 1 take my hat on" to ti.e British taxpayer," says politician. It would be more appreciated if he passed it round. NO WONDER According to
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      427 15 A TRULY ENGLISH FLAVOUR! IF you stopped for a meal at an old Englsh inn you would be certain of wholesome, satisfying English fare. Do you know that, far from home, you can still enjoy real English food Wall's Sausages, served crisp and sizzling, are a delicious dish for any
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      485 15 CONTRACT BRIDGE lowed by the Ace of clubs were the next 1< V THE FOUR ACES two plays, and when West showed out. Declarer realised that it would be DWI1) F Brinegar of Phoenix, necessary to execute a coup in order to \ri7ona sends us the following capture East's guarded
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    A CHRISTMAS SHOPPING GUIDE
    547 16 HAMLEYS, Battery Road As Ciro says Choose and if not satisfied, re-choose after Christmas Is the motto of this department, where if you do not like what your friend has bought lor you, you can always change It and select something else. Specialities In this shop
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      311 16 Wf CHRISTMAS PRESENTS /O w THAT WILL BE CHERISHED \^yi/L\j FOR A LIFETIME AND of BCND ST WHICH YOU CAN AFFORD I I V^V. ssHsl^kl L Aw 'mm ■> W& JU famous On Buurl Seckla U> tick* to»c. real (oM clasp is probahiy the ,»,,< fmmu OWJ£« prtxnt In tks
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      176 16 %r >; V THE IMPROVED H. iVi. V. AND MODERN AUTOMATIC HEAT t* CONTROLLED BROK PrevenU scorchlnc and c»n be used PmCC $13.00 with pratrr **se and saMj. «p***.ww ises ins current and becomes i.ot vVith 1 yesr Guarantee. almost at once. Is both left and rl;ht handed and reqt'lres
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      271 16 i If you want to be thrifty. tBUY ALL YOUR XMAS GIFTS GIAN SINGH'S GRAND ANNUAL j%» jm j\ d S A L Xij The Greater hioney-S«vin| Event in Town. CALL TODAY SELECT CONVENIENTLY GIFT BARGAINS FOR EVERYONE A FEW STRIKING fk^ m op E n a BARGAINS Til.!.' 1.30
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    A CHRISTMAS SHOPPING GUIDE
    494 17 ROSE AND CO.: This is cne of the oldest sports firms in Singapore and has the additional advantage of being managed by a well-known sportsman. Mr. Lab Singh, who played football in PeraK with several noted teams. The store sells all kinds of sports goods, including
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      243 17 We Search the world for things to Eat.. BUN BEE X'MAS SUPPLIES We have I TURKEYS HAMS ASSORTED NUTS CRACKERS CHOCOLATES (Fancy Boxes) CHAMPAGNES PLUM PUDDINGS CAVIAR PATE DE FOIE GRAS FRESH IMPORTED XMAS CAKES FRUITS and VEGETABLES ETC. ETC. ETC. Shop conveniently .it BUN BEE CO., 11l 113, Beach
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      101 17 D. T. LIM CO., JAVA MALAYAN for DELICACIES. VISITS CORDIALLY INVITED 353. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD SINGAPORE. Useful and Attractive X'MAS GIFTS SELECT YOURS FROM OUR STOCK OF:— SILVER BRUSH SETS. CIGARETTE CASES OTHER SILVER WARES. E.P.N.S. WARES, CUT CRYSTAL WARES, WATCHES, Etc. Etc.: FOR GIFTS MORE PERSONAL! A DELIGHTFUL RANGE
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      266 17 *f* ELIMINATE REPAIRS ■'^^M i\ll CLEANING r \«1 by Movement Exchange V V **Qk\ 4 Service verkloU, qwvuLMte&i OVER 100 MODELS FOR. OCCUAOU t4M{tkeepituf LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CONSTANTLY]/ (Prices fromj£3-3-O j ill? V jp' I Jeweller J |L /»»"jj|l SINGAPORE-KUALA LUMPUR. Shoes ">« Festive Season must be really smart tfe
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    200 18 Opinion Pineapple Standards ■"■"•HE voluntary regulation of the pineapple industry, legalised by an Enactment passed by the Johoie State Council last week, is one of the most heartening examples of co-operative action seen in Malaya. Faced with losses brought about Dj cut-throat competition, the industry has devised a scheme for
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    Clerks' Grievances
    203 18 MEAN and repulsive practices among Singapore employers of clerical labour were attacked this week by Mr. G. H. Kiat. There was much in what he said, for there is no doubt that many Singapore clerks are underpaid, but the blame can scarcely be laid solely at the door
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    1654 18  - The A.B.C. Of Germany's Claim For Colonies Vivian Meik By Who Spent Five Years As An Official In Germany's Former African Colonies THE cry by Germany for the return of her former colonies is causing Great Britain and the Empire to dt up and take notice. Now the Empire wants
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      328 18 TEL Q^fljk^ FEL 4310 431 MANUFACTURING DISPENSING OPTICIANS THE OPTICAL HOUSE fti SIAMKUiD ROAD. SINGAPORE. k ft TRY OUR TAILORINC We only solicit your trial order. MIEN CHONG Spores most up-to-date Tailor. 34, Coleman St. Phone 4816. WORLD'S NEED OF QUALIFIED ENGINEERS •right r>roipeots and Kg P«y Opportunities lot the
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      71 18 The New World Cabaret ft UANCfc i ADMISSION HU M THI'RS. SATURDAY A SUNOAV 4FTfcR DINNKB UANCES (ADMISSION Mi CTS.I eVKKY N'IGIII FROM 9 P.M IO MIIINKWII PIANO TUNING-REPAIRS REMOVALS HIRE E. CHARLES. Phone 2902. 212, Orchard Rd. OUR SAILING LIST CONTAINS COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION ON STEAR.ShIP AND MR SERVICES FROM
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      24 18 BALI SPECIAL DECEMBER EXCURSIONS ROUNDTRIP PASSAGE AND ALL-INCLUSIVE BALI TOUR FROM $250.00 BY I X.P.M. LINE N. V. KONIKr/.IJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ (la.orporated m Holland)
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    RFXRUITING DAY AT THE POLICE DEPOT
    671 19 Rigorous Examination Of Applicants LAST YEAR OUT OF 947 CANDIDATES 430 WERE REJECTED Six Months Of "School" For Those Selected THERE are no half-measures in the selection of recruits for the Straits Settlements Police Force. Only the fittest can surviwe the strict standards of
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    POOLING OF ALL COLONIES SUGGESTED
    164 19 DOOLING ot all colonies was suggesteU by Dr. E. F. W. Cey van Pittius, of the Department of International Law, Iniversity of Pretoria, in a Ircture at Johannesburg. .i :i solution, he said, would solve the problem for all time. Mos. people were convinced that
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    39 19 T.k;o. Nov. 14. C.~;iiinar.CK-r Max Bruyere, Air Attache t3 the French Embassy In Japan, has b:en decorated with the Fourth Order of the Sacred Treasurj In appreciation of his services In prom ting triendly relations between J.ip.m ond Franco.
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    Dancing (Literally) Brings The House Down
    62 19 Dancing (Literally) Brings The House Down Belgrade. ENERGETIC dancing at the wedding of the daughter of Alia Chichak, of Yaplatsi, near Pazavitch, in Bosnia, literally brought his house down. Fortunately no one was injured, as the alarm was given in time. The roof fell in just as the last man
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    JOURNALIST OUSTED
    62 19 Chicago Correspondent To Leave Italy Rome, Nov. 22. THE Italian authorities have ordered Frank S. Mothers, of the Chicago Daily News, former Far Eastern correspondent, to leave Rome. The expulsion is due to the "unfriendly tone" of his dispatches, parI ticularly those concerning ratification ,of the Anglo-Italian agreement.
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    TREASURES FOUND Discovery In Old House In Italy
    57 19 TREASURES FOUND Discovery In Old House In Italy Verona. TREASURES cf inestimable vahie 1 were found here when excavation in the cellar of an old house were carried out. The treasure, which was taken into custody by the civil authorities of Verona, is believed to have belonged to the time
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    Lost, And Only Just Found
    79 19 Lost, And Only Just Found New York. C*OK safe keeping Mr. Joseph V. Harkins slipped fifteen £20 notes, the week's takings from his jeweller's shop, into a telephone book. A telephone company employee delivered a new book and carried off the old one and the money. Mr. Harkins. who lives
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    TO MARRY MAN SHE HAS NEVER SEEN
    102 19 TO MARRY MAN SHE HAS NEVER SEEN JUIISS Jane Stott. of Tyldesley, a 50- years-old Lancashire weaver, cheerfully said good-bye to her 80-years-old mother when she left on a 5.000 miles trip to an Island off British Columbia to marry a man whom she has never seen. She refused to
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    AN EYE FOR SALE
    44 19 Kansas City, Mo. John R- Galatias, an unemployed steel worker, has sent a letter to a newspaper here offering his right eye for sale at $10,000 so that he can educate his five children and pay mortgages an his home.
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    IMPORTANT CHANGES IN GERMAN ARMY Total Divisions Now Near 60
    128 19 IMPORTANT CHANGES IN GERMAN ARMY Total Divisions Now Near 60 Eerlin. pURTHER Important changes and promotions In the High Command of the German Army are announced. Col. General von Bocic. commanding the 3rd Group Command, takes over the Ist Group Command with headquarters In Berlin: General Bla.>kowltz. commanding the 2nd
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    SHANGHAI SHOOTING
    101 19 Gangsters Attack On Gambling House Shr.nghai H/ARFARE between Chinese gangsters running gambling houses in the Japanese-occupied areas in the western district broke out when a large group of Chinese racketeers invaded the alleyway housing the Tasheng gamtilim: establishment and hurled two hand-grenades. They also fired several shots, wounding
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    A CHRISTMAS SHOPPING GUIDE High Street
    431 20 A CHRISTMAS SHOPPING GUIDE High Street M. MOHAMED DULFAKIR AND CO.. a very busy stationery store in High Street, has a very comprehensive stock of literature embracing books for all tastes. They have a large selection of crackers. TAJMAHAL: Exquisite dressing gowns, kimonos, pyjamas, neckties, women's evening handbags are among
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      225 20 AN OMEGA WATCH IS MORE THAN A PRESENT IT IS A TOKEN OF ALL TIME TWENTY YEARS HENCE YOUR PRESENT WILL BE AS MUCH APPRECIATED AS ON THE DAY IT WAS GIVEN, AND IT WILL MEANWHILE HAVE BEEN A CONSTANT REMINDER OF THE GIVER. SOLE AGENTS B. P. tfe SILVA
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    792 21 Collyer Quay, Coleman Street, Hill Street, Stamford Road, Dhoby Ghaut And Kallang CHOPPERS In Collyer Quay. Hill Street. Coleman Street, Stamford ftm4 and Dhoby Ghaut, will find many stores offering admirable selections of articles which will make appropriate Christmas presents for people of any age. 11.
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      190 21 HAMMOND ELECTRIC CLOCKS STEWARDESS PARKWAY PRICE $9.- PRICE $6.THE SJKVVAKUKSS— An attractive treatment for a Wall clock— >m;irt, lish. cast cas:- finished <n ivory, green and red, ihrome plated bezel and fluted side handy legible white dial 4*" u>r size H|" 1 1 1 K I'VKKWAY— For those who prefer
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    A Chinese Baby Chooses His Own Profession
    505 22 A Chinese Baby Chooses His Own Profession Ceremony Observed In Good Fun As Well As In Seriousness THERE is a Chinese ceremony which many people observe more in good fun than in seriousness. The ceremony is held when the baby of the family is exactly a year old. Offerings of
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    Their Last Goose-Step
    43 22 After having completed tneir two years' compulsory service in the German Army, these men arc seen— already in civilian clothes— doing their last goose-step on parade, before leaving the Berlin barracks for their homes in various parts of the country.
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    THESE DETECTIVES ARE NEVER IN THE LIMELIGHT
    1062 22 THESE DETECTIVES ARE NEVER IN THE LIMELIGHT The Work Of The Commercial Investigation Department By Oscar Millard THERE are in Great Britain two 1 C.I.D-s. One, the Criminal Investigation Department, is well known to you. The other you never hear about at all. It is the Commercial Investigation Department. This
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      293 22 Q NO: GIVE ME ANACINij^^ TT The Modern, Tested Product! You no longer have to try costly experiments that may affect your health. Today you can get quick relief with ANACIN, the new product that doctors and dentists prescribe because they know that it is effective and safe. HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE,
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    PEARL WHITE REPENTED
    410 23 New WUI Made After Cutting Off Brother And Sister With One Dollar HOW HER £100,000 ESTATE IS SHARED DEARL White, the famous actress of the silent films, cut her broiher and sister off with a dollar in a will made last year. Then she changed her mind,
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    Snapshot Guild
    492 23 PLANNING our Christmas pictures Is very much like planning our Christmas shopping. Far in advance we resolve to do it early. Day after day we resolve to do it early. And then all of a sudden the time is up. we can't do It early— and we don't
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    Bigger Seats In Cinemas
    158 23 ALL London cinemas to be buiit after January 1 next must have seats 2 ft. 6in. deep an increase of two inches over existing regulations. This proposal by the L.C.C. Entertainment Committee will in all probability go through. The report states that the present depth Is
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    New Black Sea Port DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR TURKEY
    182 23 New Black Sea Port DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR TURKEY THE Turkish Prime Minister, 1 has made an official announcement about a third development plan, which is to cost £13,000,000 and to be completed in four years. Included in the plan is a new port on the Black Sea coast, probably at
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    PERFUMES HIDDEN FOR 1,000 YEARS
    100 23 New York. IN the cornerstone of the Cosmetics 1 Building at the New York World's Fair. 1939, have been deposited the rarest perfumes of today, the newest and most effective toilet accessories, the whole valued at thousands of dollars. When the Fair closes, the cornerstone
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    MAN THEY COULD NOT HANG IS DEAD
    210 23 New York. U/ILLIAM PURVIS, who died in Missouri at the age of 66, was known for most of his life as America's man they could not hang." His case differed considerably from that of the Englishman, John Lee, to hang whom three attempts
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    LONDON CASINO'S £49,000 DIFFICULTY £4,000 A WEEK TAKINGS
    172 23 LONDON CASINO'S £49,000 DIFFICULTY £4,000 A WEEK TAKINGS |U|R W. H. Cork, an accountant, appointed liquidator at a meeting of creditors of the London Casino Ltd., informed the meeting that the managing director of a la 1 ,c theatre company had inquired whether the Casino was for sale as a
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    Should Have Been A Skye Terrier
    58 23 Should Have Been A Skye Terrier n/ORLDS first four-footed parachute jumper" is Aza, shepherddog mascot ot the Aviation Club at Rostov-on-the-Don, Russia. As a pup Aza was dropped from fourth-storey windous, recently, in obedience to her trainer's command, she jumped from an aeroplane at I,Booft. She landed safely and waited
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    LOVE PATCHED UP IN HOSPITAL
    107 23 New York. LIOSPITAL did for film actress Fay Wray, her husband John Monk Saunders, and their three-years-old child Susan more than all the lawyers in New York and Los Angeles have been able to do. It brought them together. The couple parted last January after
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    £500,000 RADIUM FOR NATION
    70 23 JULH Walter Elliot. Health Minister. disclosed at Walsall that he is negotiating for the purchase of £500,000 worth of radium for the treatment of cancer. Earlier Mr. Elliot stated in the Commons that the Government proposed shortly to introduce a Bill which would make provision for
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    First Five Years Of Marriage The Best
    394 24 First Five Years Of Marriage The Best THEN MANY WOMEN WORRY THEMSELVES INTO ILL-HEALTH Little Things Which Husbands Never Notice MK> Aleck Bourne, the famous Wimpole Street gynaecologist, believes that many women worry themselves into chronic ill- health und that nvr.l of the worries are little things arising out of
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    CHINESE WEDDINGS AT CONSULATE
    135 24 Mr. One Say Veo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ong Choon Kew, and Miss Tay Suat Eng, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tay Kok Vat. Vlr. I.cc thee Khcan^ aai .Miss Loll Kirn KwsJ. Chaa Sons 1.0 and Miss An* Phek Siev daughter of Mr. and
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    Twins Born 32 Miles Apart
    226 24 Twins Born 32 Miles Apart •TWINS have been born 16 hours apart and in separate counties, one in Suffolk, the other in Norfolk, to Mrs. W. J. Leon, wife of a gardener of Walberswick, near Southwold, Suffolk. Both are boys. One weighs 7 lb.. the other 6/4 lb. Mother and
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    MOTHER'S CRISIS FEARS FOR BABIES
    166 24 MOTHER'S CRISIS FEARS FOR BABIES WORRIED by the crisis, Mrs. Jennie Margaret Dormer (29), of Wood Green, went to get gas-masks for her family. She learned that none were provided for infants. That added to her depression. At the Old Bailey when Mrs. Dormer was charged with the murder of
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    MAY NOT MARRY ON 5s, A WEEK
    280 24 AN 18-year-old under-gardener who said he earned £1 2s. 6d. a week when in work but at present received only ss. from a paper round was refused permission by the Sutton (Surrey magistrates to marry his sweet heart of 16. The would-be bridegroom,
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      29 24 2^/4^ Sore throat is a fp(K danger signal Wk Serious infectious diseases, such as 'Flu will follow, if you do not destroy immeB^| Wf' diately the disease germs with
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    How To Repair A Broken Finger Nail
    526 25 How To Repair A Broken Finger Nail Max Factor's Advice "\l/HAT can I do about a broken fingernail? Until comparative'?/ recent years there vms but one solution to this problem. That Teas to grow a netc nail. This slow procedure comprised the only remedy because fingernails were then ir micured
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    BLANKETS
    118 25 F 1 you are buying blankets you probably know well enough thafc weight is not necessarily an indication of warmth. Cellular blankets which feel very light are far warmer than blankets which are lumpy and heavy. Blankets which feel wiry are not made from the kind of wool which
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    WELL COOKED
    107 25 ANY utensil which will retain the vitamins of the foods cooked in it is interesting, but when recommended as being economical tco, then it deserves close attention. A sort of large lidded saucepan with handles each side is something new. It is made of steel, with several containers,
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    RUGS FROM STOCKINGS
    141 25 Two Queens To See ]\liat 'Thrift-craft 9 ls A TAILORED dressing gown in brown and green silk, designed, cut out, and made by a Durham miner's wife, is one of the exhibits at the Women's Institute Handicraft Exhibition at the New Horticultural Hall, Westminster. Queen Elizabeth and
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    Tins To Remember
    87 25 I ETTUCES keep best if put straight Into the refrigerator. When required wash well, and return to refrigerator to crisp up. Uncooked meat should be wrapped in muslin that has been wrung out in vinegar. That will help to keep it fresh and make it tender. Wrap
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    Crinoline Too Costly A Fashion To Last
    242 26 CNGLISH women are wearing crinolines again but only for this season, say the fashion linn... It is too luxurious a style to last, writes Lucy Milner in the Daily Express. Imagine an evening dress that takes sixty yards of net, ten yards of
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    Horoscope...
    105 26  - Horoscope Chiras By OUTLOOK Actual trend favours plans made in scheme. Mean characteristics: February. May and August of thU dynamic effects, technical con- ception. astuteness, adaptability, this year. Destroys ideas formu- absence of proflt considerations, lated in April, July, October. transparence, duplicity. (Combined The coming sky-pattern Is well characteristics of
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    Royal Princesses Are Busy With Their Christmas Presents
    662 26 Royal Princesses Are Busy With Their Christmas Presents CHILDREN are among the earliest to set their thoughts on Christmas. They want to be up and doing, colouring cards and making presents. The daughters of the King and Queen are no exception. Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret have been busy lately
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    This Season's Stockings
    125 26 pHOICE of colours In heavyweight silk stockings may be limited, but this fact does not make for monotony; instead it cuts out all eccentricities of colour. A near approach to summer's sun-tan Is a stocking silk whose colour is called murilla. This is soft and delicate, and
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      301 26 New Air-Floated Face Powder Amazing Discovery of fhris Beauty Chemist Face powder ten times finer .md hgbtet than ever before thought possible Only powder that floats on air is collected for use. ThU is the amazing new process ot a P<uu chemist now adopted by lokaloa. cficntare cfcKauny ■MSr Wt///
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      298 26 Next Week For You: Born Mar. 21— Apr. 20: Personal dlf- mentals of existence are shifting flculties in nearest environment. Deny, if you can A gifted perBest chances only in (and from) sonallty leads (you and this week!), new territory (distant letters). Born Sept. 23 Oct. 23: Your new Born
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    Novel Cushion Covers
    573 27 Delightful Designs From Simple Knitting UAVE you ever knitted yourself a cushion? Knitted cushions have all the virtues. They are smart, economical and easy to make. You need know nothing about the intricacies of knitting providing you can manage a square or oblong-shaped piece of work. The
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    Original Jewellery With Daytime Clothes
    433 27 Original Jewellery With Daytime Clothes WITH daytime clothes all sorts of original jewellery is now worn, while in the evening jewellery is not, perhaps, quite so novel, but it is being worn in many new ways. Jewelled roses, sparklingly delightful, have their places at the waists of crinoline frocks made
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      152 27 L \i\\ ll \\l ftmoza Gift Sets are the ideal m j jM way ot saying With best m g^mJKIM wishes (or a Happy Christmas. I §11 7 'm They make the wishes come true A '*fc^ mj daintily encased. f r^ J which will do full V. justice to
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      213 28 TOT W: «k Mar a H^ cAi 1 v^ F^ -To Protect Your Teeth Thousand < of denusU through- penetrates every tiny crevice, out the world recommend removes stain and discoloration Kolynos ;>ecause of its proved and washes away fermenting :tiiti.s.|>tic and cleansir action. food particles. Soon your teeth Millions
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      186 28 \anMMvvw Represented in Malaya i^^^i- SINGAPORE COLD STORAG': W^** Supplies obtainable everywhere. wps. 1 WMHI&Coo/firSoap 3116 IS #^P**V Sole Agents in Malaya. Distrilutors in Penany K. Lmupur V. R. Vick Co., Ltd. Joseph Travers sons Ltd. Singapore. Rear Your Puppies LAGTOL Give Adult Dogs A M M Daily Drink Too
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      634 28 $100 FREE ENTRY CROSSWORD PUZZLE MONEY PRIZES FOR CROSSWORD ENTHUSIASTS OUR WEEKLY "MUST BE WON" OFFER The Sunday Times offers tcday $ICO for a correct solution of the Crossword Puzzle punted below. Should no reader succeed in solving the puzzle correctly the $100 will be awarded in respect of the
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    THE TRIUMPH OF ORGANISATION
    299 29 THE TRIUMPH OF ORGANISATION When we read in the newspapers the information that Is regularly given about the daily progress at ihe reorganisation ot ■ia under the direction of the Italian po .vrnment. we cannot help associating this s Tilth the Idea of the war In Ethiopia. Is sun quite
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    PUASA ENDS AND SPORT REVIVES
    969 29 Comment On Hockey Games In North Johore (From Our Own Correspondent.) Segamat. U7ITH the ending of the puasa last week, Segamat saw a general resumption of sport and hockey followers had a busy time with several good matches. Meeting their Muar compatriots for the first
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    123 29 i From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. A large crowd of Sikhs watched the I Selangor Sikh Union beat the Negrl Sembilan Punjab Association at hockey by one goal to nil. The visitors exhibited better combination. The home team had several local State players but not having played together
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    10 29 The Small Tiger basketball team of the Yung Cheung schoolboys.
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    Muar Hockey Team To Meet Malacca
    281 29 Muar Hockey Team To Meet Malacca <From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar. p»OR the first time in the history of Muar hockey a Muar district hockey team will meet the Malacca State team in a triendly match. The game will be played today 'Sunday) but the venue has not been decided
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    SEREMBAN G.C.
    167 29 i From Our Own Correspondent.) Ssremban, Saturday. •¥*HE following are the results of re- cent competitions at the Serembrui Golf Club:— Hughes Cvp Dr. C. T. McCarthy. Mixed Foursomes Mrs. Strugnell and Mark Jackson. Women's Medal— Mrs. McCarthy. Men's Medal— J. Phillips. Men's Eclectic— A. B. Harding. Women's
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    JOHORE BAHRU HAS DISTRICT HOCKEY TEAM
    530 29 Hope of Match Against North From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. JOHORE BAHRU has completed her task of forming a district hsckey team, and It is hoped to stage a South Johore versus North Johore match in the near future. The following have been
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    SEGAMAT RIFLE CLUB
    68 29 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Segamat. Saturday. With the departure of Mr. J. R. C Denny, tlie Segamat Rifle Club has lost a goad supporter. The Club held a meeting to elect new officials and the following were elected President, Dato Abdullah bin Esa secretary Inche Hamid bin
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      321 29 NATURE'S CURE FOR ACHES, PAINS, LIVER TROUBLE, etc. Here is good news tor thos.* rheumatism, or whose iki^ish liver makes them tired, irritable, and drpri's^'d. N..M'* herself bas provided the remedy— and now man bas brought it to your door. In many parts of the earth there <pnng from tbe
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    Garrison Sports Notes
    2291 30  -  Nomad By TOMORROW sees the departure of many well-known Command sportsmen, prominent among them being several Seletar Airmen. Northgraves, White, Brech and Cousens are outstanding among them. Northgraves was undoubtedly one oi the best soccer players in Malaya. He made few appearances during his last few months
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    Russia Decides To Build 45,000-Ton Warships For Far East Bases
    254 30 Russia Decides To Build 45,000-Ton Warships For Far East Bases London, No.. 20. VIRTUAL cancellation of the London Naval Treaty of 1936 may be lac direct result of Soviet Russia's recent decision to build 45,000-ton battleships. Moscow decided upon this step following the asserted determination of Tc^io to build similar
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    SIDELINE'S COMMENTS
    740 30 MEETING at Blakan Matl for the first I time, the 7th Heavy Regiment defeated H.M.S. Terror at Rugby by three points to nil. The opening stages were confined to mldfleld, neither side being allowed much scope owing to clean tackling. The Terror attacked persistently but Johns was very
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    INDIANS TO MEET EUROPEANS
    135 31 From Our Own Correspondent.) Segar..at, Saturday. TT'HE India-Cpylon Association will meet the Europeans In their return hockey fixture on Tuesday and a keen match should be seen. In the first encounter last month, the Europeans, who incidentally were playing their first match of the season, lost
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    High School's Big Win Over The Malacca Club
    552 31 Boys Give Opposition Gruelling Time (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Saturday. AN unfortunate accident to a player in the last minute of play "marred an interesting hockey match played on the padang on Thursday when the High School gained an overwhelming victory
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    MUAR AND SEGAMAT HOCKEY TRIALS
    1091 31 (From Our Own Correspondent; Muar. IN pn 'Duration for their ir.ter-du'rlct match against the Segcmat Dis'.rict Hockey Associaton Muar held a trial match during the weok at the Muar j Hospital padaag Tht match produced i fast and food hockey and resulted In the Colours
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    34 31 The Kuu Sing Dramatic Society of Klar.*, whk-h made the hi?brst i- lection selling flowers in aid of Urn Chir.a Relief Fund. The president. Mr. Chooi Chee Pens, is standing on the e\trrme right.
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    MALAYS BEAT THE CUSTOMS
    170 31 i From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. THE Banda Kaba hockey eleven, a team consisting of Malays, defeated the Customs Sports Club by nvc goals to two In a hockey match played ou the Banda Hilir Park. Attacking from the start Mahmood opened ace. unts with a
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    FAVOURITES FAIL AT IPOH SKYE MEETING
    1592 32 Anaconda Pays $85 In First Race LARGE ATTENDANCE AND FINE WEATHER (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. CAVOURITES again failed to oblige at Ipoh today, the r second day of the Perak Turf Club's Skye Meeting, when another card of eight events was gone
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    Selangor Beat Penang In Malaya Cup
    316 32 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. DV defeating Penang 25 points (three goals, one drop goal, two tries) to three points (one penalty), in the greatest game in the North this season, Selangor has moved Into the third successive Malaya Cup Final. Selangor
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    SOCIALS BEAT AMICABLES 5-4
    197 32 CIVE goals scored Llan Sin. thelt centrerorward. enabled the Social A. P. to gain I 5—4 soccer victory over an Amicable A.A team in a Singapore Chinese Football Association league fixture played on Farrer Park yesterday. In the nrst halt the A.A.A. side dominated play and
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    PERAK ASIATICS BEATEN 13—5
    148 32 <From Our Own Correspondent > Ipoh. Saturday. TrIE Perak Rugty I'oo'ball Club beat 1 the Perak Asiatics by 13 points tr five here today. Clark scored a try which Pullock converted. Before the interval Pullock scored a penalty. At half time the score was eight-r In
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    Miss Waileen Wong Wins Women's Singles Badminton Title
    481 32 Miss Waileen Wong Wins Women's Singles Badminton Title By Our Badminton Correspondent. A CLOSE and thrilling struggle in the final of he women's open singles badminton tournament played at the Clerical Union Hall yesterday saw Miss Wailecn Wong, of the Mayflower B.P. emerge victorious over the local and former Malayan
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    Mabin Wins Segamat Tennis Singles
    707 32 From Our Own Correspondent.) Segamat, Saturday. VG. MABIN won th e handicap singles of the Segamat and District lawn tennis tournament when the finals were played on the Government English School court. His opponent was Mat bin Yacob. Playing with a heavy handicap of owe
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    PERAK'S EIGHT GOALS
    45 32 (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Saturday. Perak beat Negri Sembllan by eight goals to one In an Inter-State hockey match played here today. Cecil Ferdinand, the Kampar schoolboy, scored six goals and Hewan scored two. Mustapha scored the on!y goal for Negrl.
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    57 32 Twenty-one cardi were taken out lor the December Spoon at the Keppel Golf Club and the following were the scores returned:— Mrs. A. M. Williamson (30> all square: Mrs. P. Crawley (18) 2 down: Mrs. W. P. Douglas (18) 3 down: Mrs. E. Hitcham (20) 3 down:
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    THOMPSON CUP FOR SOCCER WON FIVE TIMES
    653 32 THOMPSON CUP FOR SOCCER WON FIVE TIMES Prizegiving At Kuala Lumpur Methodist School (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. VLTE believe that this new Sentul Methodist Boys' School will be a brave attempt to answer the needs of the ommunty for a type of education which will develop the
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    R.A. (CHANGI) BEAT S.C.C. 16-0
    86 32 THE R.A. (Changi) defeated the S.C.C. "A" XV by 16 points (two goals and two tries) to nil at Changi i yesterday, Lieut. Pearse wh:> played well for the Gunners scored two tries, one of which vas converted by Lieut. Ksnion. Other tries were scored
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    GAME CANCELLED
    24 32 The hockey match between tha Raffles Insdtuticn and the school staff, to have been played on the school gnund yest?rday was cancelled
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    SINGAPORE RUGBY WIN OVER JOHORE
    481 33 Fairly Open Game Despite Heavy Conditions (From A Special Correspondent.) Rengam, Saturday. (SINGAPORE played good rugger to defeat Johore by six points (two tries) ta nil in their Malaya Cup match at Rengam todiy. Singapore were better in backs and forwards and thoroughly deserved their
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    Negri Win Decisively Over Seletar Services
    613 33 A GRAND display of Rugby by Negri forwards was responsible for their comparatively rasy win over the R.N. and R.A.F. in the Malaya Cup Ru- by match on the Singapore padang yesterday. Negri won by 19 points (two (coals, two tries and one penalty)
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    Y.M.C.A. PING-PONG
    45 33 Ihc following arc- the results of the ties in thf V.MC.A. Junior ping-pong: Lav Kicng Hltns beat Wong Fat: Llm 21 0 ?.l 11. A 18; On? ToM Kcr\", b?at Eriw.ird We? 21—11. 21—12. 21—23. 21 16: WoriT Ltf Pvn v.-^lfc orer Llm
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    ST. ANDREW'S PAST MEET PRESENT BOYS
    173 33 IN a scrappy game of hockey at Farrer Park yesterday, the Past pupils of St Andrew's School defeated the Present boys in the annual fixture by four goals to one. From the first bully-off the winners showed superiority both in attack and defence. Their
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    TEAMS FOR SINGAPORE HOCKEY TRIAL
    80 33 J7OR the Singapore hockey trial to be played on the S.R.C. ground on Tuesday, the following have been lnvltod to play Colours: Plllay; R. Barth. G. Scott? Lieut. Leonard-Williams. Sgt. Cronln. P. K. Baskaran; Low Kee Pow. N. Sullivan. Sheik Hussein, G. B. Armstrong, Ibrahim
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    SELANGOR BEAT MALAY REGT.
    155 33 <From Our Own Correspor ent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. A FTER being led by one goal at half-time, the Selangor Battalion scored two goals in tic second half and just managed to beat the Malay Regiment by two goals to one in a hockey match played on
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    Singapore Beaten 1—2 By Selangor At Hockey
    410 33 II was with bowed heads that Singapore walked off the S.C.C. padang yesterday afternoon after being defeated I—21 2 by Selangor. To have territorial advantage for practically the whole of the game, chant galore, and yet to remain beaten was galling. But they
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    Johore Rugby Team To Meet Army
    91 33 Johore Rugby Team To Meet Army JOIIORE'S Rugby team to meet J the Army next Saturday in Singapore has been selected as follows: S. W. Sidford: J. Forsythe, F. K Macnamara, F. R. C. Calthrop, V. G. Ma bin; 1. w Barlow, H. M. Gray (capt.); F. W. Saunders. H.
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    WATER POLO AT Y.M.C.A.
    213 33 DARTLY to bid an informal farewell to Cousens. best R.A.F. water polo centre, who leaves Singapore shortly I fur England, and partly to wina up the season, a water polo match between two sides representative of the maj:r water polo teams in Singapore I was played
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY
    112 33 The following have been selected to play for V.M.C.A. vs. R.A., Changi, on Monday at ii> p.m.. 01 the Anson Road groun V. N. Pillay. Hutchinson. Ranatunga. Elkington, C. Reshty, V. Xavler, Mahmood, Ciiin Chye, Guan Klat, Gallstan, Suratta. Reserve: Sing Chlng. V.M.C.A. vs. JSt Office on Wednesday
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    HOME FOOTBALL
    1555 33 DESI'LTS of yesterday's English and Scottish football games and mv tables up-to-date are: Arsenal 3 Birmingham 1 Villa 2 Charlton 0 3.ac':pool 1 Leicester C. 1 ord 2 M'boro 1 -y 2 Llverpoci 2 n 4 Chelsea 1 imsby T 3 Leeds U 2 dersflcld 1 Stoke 4
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    RUGBY UNION
    126 33 England 17; Possibles 18. Bedford IS; St. Mary's Hospital 13. Bradford 9: Rcsslyn Park 0. Bristol 2; Newport 14. Coventry 1C; Weston-super-Mare 12. Devcnport Ser. 14; Aldershot Serv. 3. Gloucester 3; Blackheath 16. Guy's Hospital 12; Richmond 14. Halifax 16; Birkenhead Park 0. Harlequins 20; Leicester 11. London
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    RUGBY LEAGUE
    69 33 Barrow 13: Rochdale H 0. Batley 21; York 0. Bramley 3; Hu 1 16. Featherston_> R. 11; St. Helens 12. Halifax 13; Widnes 5. Hull K. R. 10; Leeds 16. Hunslet 3: Castleford 10. Iftighley 24; Dewsbury 2. Leigh 15; Broughton R. 2. Oldham 4; Wlgan 7 Salfcrd
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    KING KONG GETS WIN OVER TONY LAMARO
    120 33 KING KONG GETS WIN OVER TONY LAMARO IN last night's wrestling at the New World, King Kong, the Hungarian, beat Tony Lamaro in the third round with a body press, after the Italian had had the better of the wrestling against a much heavier opponent. The wrestling on fie whole
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    M.C.C. CRICKET TOUR
    27 33 Durban. Saturday Cricket close of play Natal 157 for three wickets against the M.C.C. tourIng team, rain stopped play Harvey It 76 not out.
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    HEARTBURN KEPT HIM AWAKE.
    227 34 He was Afraid to Eat. What a worry he must have been to his wife! No food agreed with him. Acid indigestion made him positively wretched In this letter, his wife tells how she found a way to end his trouble: "My husband developed a wretched
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    TOURNAMENT PROGRAMME ENDS
    652 34 Teams In Training For Annual Married Versus Singles BY OUR BADMINTON CORRESPONDENT THE lecal badminton tournament pro- gramme was brought to a successful conclusion with the completion of the women's open singles and commercial Inter-team tournaments yesterday. That this has been done well within the scheduled period
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    JOHORE MALAYS TOURNAMENT
    542 34 (From Our Own Correspondent* Johore Bahru, Saturday. AT the committee meeting of the Malay Badminton Association, Johore Bahru, held on Thursday elgh; entries for men's open singles, nine for men's open double*, fifteen for men's Junior singles and twelve for men's Junior doubles were received and accepted.
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    SCHOOL GAMES AT MUAR
    259 34 '."^rcm Our Own Corresp:ndent.> Maw. IHJOTI the first time In North Johore Inter-school badminton match for prefects among the English Schools In North J:hore was played at Muar during the week. Some good badminton was seen and I Muar and Batu Pahat shared honours, -ach sida
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    ECLIPSE B.P.
    127 34 Playing at the Happy World covered stadium the Eclip-^e B.P. defeated the Horllcks B.P. by four games to two, the last game being abandoned owing to Insufficient time. Results I Eclipse first): Singles: I-ee Kirn Seng beat Robert Chla by 15—1, 15—10; Chla Chin Soon lost to Kwek
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    TAMIL METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
    70 34 The finals of the annual badminton tournament of the Tamil Methodist Sunday Schoo. were held lost Saturday at Short Street. Mrs J. V. Ayadural gave away the prizes. Results: Open Singles: A. M. Cherlan; runner-rp Victor Dana. Women's Singles: Hilda Aj.'di'rai; runner-up Mary Thomas. Junior Singles:
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    JOYBELLS B.P.
    86 34 The team to represent the Joy bells B.P. I 1 .1 friendly match or five singles and two doubV w.th the Eclipse B. P. today at the home coin beginning at 2.30 p.m. will be selected frnnr Goh Tlßn Chye, Cho Chwee Tee. G. Isaa Sect Thiam Heck.
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    190 34 The Eclipse B.P. which beat the Horlirks B.P. X—LK L at the Happy World Stadium BacU from left: Georfle heong, < hron- Uock Irn Chla Chin .100. Onr San W.-n and Richard Tan. Front from left: Chia Chin Soon, Tan Tiang Choon, Chla Chin Seng and Lee Kirn Seng. Annual
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    NGE HENG SCHOOL PRIZES
    355 34 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. THE prizegiving of the Nge Hsng Bays School was held en Nov. 29 a. the School. Among those present were the j Tungku Mahkota, Regent of Jchore, Tungku Ahmad. Tungku Ampuan Besar. Pahang, Mr. W. E. Pepys (Oeneral Adviser. Johore
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    SELANGOR BADMINTON
    941 34 CYSTEMAIIC and well-regulated arrange- menu for week-end fixtures in the Selangor Tournaments are mainly responsible for m« season ending within the year for the Oru time. In view of the fact that two new tout na- ments, the Junior inter-team singles and doubles, were added, this reflects great
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    CORONATION B.P.
    108 34 The Coronatoln B.P. will hold a picn.c next Sunday. Doc. 11, to celebrate the enijaßemem of Mr. Yeo Yen Chuan. Hon. ocretary of Coronation B.P. Hon. assistant sports captain of the Merridale B P., and the elder son of the late Mr. Yeo Chwee Koh and Madam* Koh
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    DUTCH HOCKEY TEAM HERE SOON
    326 35 Visitors From Batavia To Play Games In Singapore THOUGH three English play- ers will be included in the Batavia hockey team which arrives in Singapore on Dec. 21, it is understood that the visitors have stated that in two of the matches scheduled to be
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    Som Pong To Fight Marquez
    518 35 Boxing Notes rr is a long time since local boxing enthusiast witnessed such thrilling box ng as that which was staged r.t the Happy World Stadium las. Thursday. There were five Items and, with the exception of one. the Al Brown —Smiling Ahmad scrap, all
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    Schoolboys Beat Chinese
    148 35 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar, Saturday. IN a keenly-contested hockey match played at the School padang yesteraay evening the Government English School team beat the Muar Chinese hcrkey team by two goals to one. The Chinese have to thank Wong Fook Sum. their goalkeeper, who was responsible
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    SELANGOR COAST CLUB BEAT KLANG CLUB
    231 35 SELANGOR COAST CLUB BEAT KLANG CLUB (From Our Own Correspondent). Klang, Saturday. THE Selangor Coast Club beat the Klang Club in a good game of hockey on the Klang Padang. The result was a good indication of the run of play The Klang Club played with a mar short. The
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    50 YEARS WITH MALACCA CLUB
    160 35 Presentation Made To Groundsman (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. piFTY years of service to the Malacca r Club Is the record of Dollah bin Abubakar, 63. groundsman of the Club since 1888, who has been presented wltn a silver watch by the president and members
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    BATU PAHAT TO LOSE SINGLES CHAMPION
    90 35  - BATU PAHAT TO LOSE SINGLES CHAMPION INCHE DAUD (From Our Own Correspondent.) Batu Pahat. DATU PAHAT will lose its premier tennis player when Daud bin Mohamed Amin, four years district champion goes on transfer to Kluang next menth. Besides being a tennis player. Daud has represented Johore in Malaya Cup>
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    OLD BOYS SHARE GOALS WITH HOSPITAL
    369 35 OLD BOYS SHARE GOALS WITH HOSPITAL (From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar. A FTER leading 2 o at one stage, the St. Andrew's Old Boys hockey team failed to maintain this lead and had to be content to share four goals w.th the Muar Hcupital Sports Club when the sides met
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    MALACCA CLUB LAWN TENNIS
    137 35 (From Our O— n Correspondent) Malacca. Saturday. TWENTY competitors took part In the American lawn tennis tournament heki recently by the Malacca Club; Mrs. D. Todman and F. O. Anderson, plus 12 handicap, being winners with a score of 33 points while Mrs. Allen and G.
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    S.C.F.A. League
    339 35 I AST week's matches In the S.C.F.A. league resulted as follows:— Siong 800 3 High School 1 Aston A. C. 2 Bendemeer 1 Amicable A.A. 4 August B.P. 1 Soc'al A. P. w.o. CCA. A. The new champions did not have all their own way against the greatly
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    Review of North Perak Sport
    479 35  - Review of North Perak Sport TROJAN BY From Our Own Correspondent) Talping, Friday. DERAK showed their superiority at soc; r o ci the northern settlement last week-end when the State XI travelled up to play a charity match, winning by 3—2. The forwards were In good form despite the long
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    TENNIS PLAYER TO LEAVE BATU PAHAT
    155 35 TENNIS PLAYER TO LEAVE BATU PAHAT (From Our Own Correspondent.) Batu Pahat. I£OE EWE TEIK, the well-known r 1 local tennis player and footballer, will shortly go on transfer to Kluang to take charge of the New Government school there. Batu Pahat, especially the Chines? Recreation Club, will suffer a
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    TEACHERS DRAW WITH NOVICES
    374 35 'From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. I7OR the first time this season, the Johore Bahru Teachers met the Novice team in a game of hockey played on the English College padang which resulted in a one-all draw. The Novices had an all-round hotter team but they
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    Police Recruiting
    302 36 1,000 Candidates Yearly Two Jews Among Last Week's Applicants ITNAWARE <)f the strict standard of fitness laid down by the police department, one thousand Eurasians, Malays, Indians, Chinese and Sikhs apply every year for recruitment into the Straits Settlements Police Force. A big percentage fails to pass the
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