Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 1 January 1939

Microfilm: NL1456
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    Masthead
    21 1 The Sunday Tribune VOL. 6— No. >'\ SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 3, 1939. FIVE CENTS. The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, S,.'Ai)AY JANUARY 1, W>
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    Woman's Early Morning Struggle With Burglars
    237 1 Woman 's Early Morning Struggle With Burglars ASF of Ire most (iarinsr burglaries of the year was committed m Ht i irh hours of Friday morninjr. when a couple of burgfars ntprfi the hr.use of Madame Tan Lee Khor at 100, Tye Sin Street. l> nanu. and m de good
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    French Troops Leave For Djibuti
    99 1 Marseilles. Dec. 31. A BATTALION cJ *Jcx:cga cse sharpshcuies f.),n»p.; at Toulon lor emergency service m I) Jibuti embarkcl H IIM linrrs "Sphinx" and "Chantilty" which UTC from Marseilles at ewa Itt t-w carried fuii way equipnuiit taclui ma mountain giwas Tnev were addressed oy
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    RECEPTION AMIDST AIR RAID
    51 1 Barcelona, Jan. 1. 1939-:— While Nationalist planes reared eve head mi anti-aircraft guns fired below,. a cquadrcn of Republican Pie. dentiol Guard escorted M. J\V>e> Henry, new Frer,c^ Ambassador m Eaiv.Seiia, to an official r3CC}»UQn. Five persons were killed ana nine werndcel m the ail raid
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    Warning To Car Owners
    44 1 The Detective Branch requests owners of motor cars, who leave their cars unattended outside amusement parks and cinemas, to leek their cars and take the l::vs w.th them. Therp had been over five cars repoitt* stolen during the Christmas holidays.
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    Palestine Conference
    24 1 Aim. Jan. 1. !939 i™»t»yi Yemen nominated his son. Saifel Islam Ilf-us-sein, to represent him at the Palestine Conference In London.— Renter.
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    R.A. Officer Attacked
    36 1 Utcfcrxw, Dec. 31 Four arrest h.'vv been made Wowing an attack OQ a Royal Artiller,' officer. Major J. K fil rii\ntcn. m a hotel yesterday night l; tutors ww taken to hos- Reuter
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    SKODA WORKS
    50 1 Rerlm, Dsc. 3! -No hint k-- yet foi'.hocrr.irv from German; o! lay intention taking over French shares m U»6 SkctM worfes, but there is every !ik?.i- Ki-in.). r othei hig German taddstria] comlrg into closo 1 ccn;.,,- h Skc>da m yew of me relatkm: between Oetmany Czechoslovakia Reuter
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    A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL
    28 1 A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL THE Malaya Tribune Press takes the opportunity of wishing the readers of its various newspapers a happy and prosperous Nen Year
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    FAMOUS CHINESE ARTIST IS HERE
    135 1 FAMOUS CHINESE ARTIST IS HERE (Tribune Staff Reporter) MR. Chans San Tze. famous ChiniY ese artist arrived \n Singapore yesterday on board the Marshall Joffre, to spend a few day? here before continuing a journey to America. i Mr. Chang was m Singapore two yeAv> i ago and gave an
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    BRITAIN'S COLD RESERVE
    43 1 London, Dec. 31. EXCHANGE accounts m actual gold holdings as bX Sept. 30 ainbunted to £151,000,000 sterling", whilq the sold held by the Rank of England at the name date totalled making the country's total gold re- serve »:60,000,000.— Reuter
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    WOMAN FINED
    64 1 Singapore, Saturday. TONG AP CHENG, a teochew female, i was t--:lay finrd $30 or m default iwo works' imorisonment t-v Mr. C. H. 1 Koh Sixtli Magistrate, for being m i possession cf one and a half gallons o£ dutiable liauor valued at $13.39. A constable arrested the
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    MAIL CAR TAKES A DIP
    40 1 MAIL CAR TAKES A DIP The Singapore Malacca mail car which skidded went ofl the Johore Rahru-3atu Bahat road and clashed into the Straits of Johore this week. Most of the p^ss r .:jr>;ers were injured, the ugh net srrwus'y.
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    New Year Air Mail Mix Up
    248 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) IF vti?i receive new year greetings 1 from Borne before belated Christinas ones, don't *top to puzzle it out —for the ptrale, so fai as I can undtrstand. has no solution. He hay« had air-mail mix-ups m U»e ptst. Dr-.ubtless we
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    CHINA WILL NOT AGREE TO ONE-SIDED PEACE
    487 1 CHINA WILL NOT AGREE TO ONE-SIDED PEACE Official Statement HUMOURS thai Waog Ching Wei, vice-rhairntan vi Uie Roomwtarfg, vas sent from Chun^kin- to ilanglto«g by the Chinese Governmenl to noßctiatc pone with t?ie Japanese are sou a shed by an :>uthoritaiive stat^ifieni by Dr, Sin Fo, Gen. Ckian? Kaj ShekV
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    LORD BALDWIN'S FUND
    23 1 Contributions to Lord Baldwin- fund fcr refugees row amount to £274,76 rr states a British Official Wireless message fiora London.
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    BETTER LUCK NEXT YEAR!
    58 1 pUIVATK Mclntcsh of the (iordon Highlanders, ended iht "Id veur unforlunattly by crashinjr, head first, town th" slair^ nt Soiaran- Barrtrks He was p'eked up une m^i-i m.s by hi-> friends, and f<kn by ambulance totiu tmSMunk H<»^piial la- 1 Right. He pdM red In the
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    CLERK RETIRES
    24 1 Mr. Tan On t «r Seng, chief clerk of Singapore Y\\%\\ Court, who will be rctirliy In January. Stoty on i>ase two.
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    HUNGARY'S FOREIGN RELATIONS
    93 1 HUNGARY'S FOREIGN RELATIONS Budi Dsc 30. FJUNGARY Wi4 maintain her inclc- pmdence while continues .t forete.i pclcy ba cd en the Rome-Berlin axi3, declared M. Imredy m v spc< 'Mi i.nnounc Uig the Qovemment's policy lor UKNew Year. He reteEtt fi ily t-" 1 the suppori cr thW r.vr- t.irndly
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    STOP PRESS
    82 1 A SIN CHEW JIT POII ft&SSAGG FHOM KONGKONG. DATED JAN. 1, 19 9. STATES iHAT MR. WANG m :C, WEI IS BFAOY To r ROCKED U> CANTON TO FtHOU A NfcW GOVERNMENT. ?APAXFSK TROOPS MICHT WITHDRAW TO BOf IKiKIS iO PEH ME. WANG AM) C lIINFSE TROOPS TO
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    SINGAPORE NEW YEAR WEDDING
    228 2 SINGAPORE NEW YEAR WEDDING Singapore, Saturday. JHE wedHin R took |ace iiiii A^J^Tm r rr mwhitc the organ X Autrn «M at The bnde. W hr was given away by Ml Sftf l to a at the back U thri;;«h S^is^S ewd ;i white tarTcta *r at th* i 2*
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    NEW EDUCATION DIRECTOR
    140 2 NEW EDUCATION DIRECTOR William Liiuhnn. M.A., who baa just been appointed Director ol iucatron, S.S. and F.M.S., was m 1892. •as educated b; the Christian rtf College, Cork, and attended National University, Cork. H6 i:v came to Malaya as a cadrt., n IDF) became Acting Second AsDistrict Officer at Kuala
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    Fresh U.S. Note To Japan
    77 2 WaiJiingUa, I)c«-. 31. 'I he Stair Department uimnuices that the I nited States Anibossidor m Tokyo n.»s U.lrrred a new nvlc to Ihc .;rp;!nis*- riovernmc ;ni. It is uiulervt^.od the not a contained a firm mrl fjtit rt fits i| to rocogiuve Japan's effort* to
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    Hilly Java
    8 2 Hilly Java A fine view of hilly Java.
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    CHIEF CLERK RETIRES AFTER 37 YEARS
    250 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) I AFTER 37 years' service, Mr. Tan I A Ong Seng, chit f cleric and ComI missioner for Oaths ai the Singapore High Couvi since 1925 will be retiring from Government service on Jan. 7. i Mr. Tan wlu has b:en
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    NEW YEAR SEA AND LAND SPORTS.
    44 2 NEW YEAR SEA AND LAND SPORTS. Ii B. the Governor ana Lady TUornas vnc\ H. E the General Qfficei Copiman:ling and Mrs. Dpbbie be present ai the New Year sea ar.d Upd -i.wrts to-menow. Lady T!:uii; will present the prizes at the land sports.
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    MORNING TRIBUNE FILM FANFARE
    66 2 MORNING TRIBUNE FILM FANFARE 4^ eight-page supplement t tq the Maiming Tribune will be distributed free every Wednesday commencing from Wed nes* lay. Jan. 1. The Morning Tribune Film Fanfare will be an up-to-date commentary on dims showing locally and will contain geneiai news of interest to cinema tars. The
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    NEW KITCHENS AT TANGLIN CLUB
    207 2 NEW KITCHENS AT TANGLIN CLUB (Tribune Staff Reporter) MEMBERS of the Tanglin Club need no longer worry about the dinner problem any more when (hey visil their club-house. They can stay as long as hi U&< the swimming pool, Uic tennis court the brl'iard room, and when dinner time pomes,
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    What The Stars Foretell
    231 2 MONDAY FOR ALL READERS A (juict day, belter for routine work than pushing things that ic'll keep. Excellent for writing and for correspondence. Not good for interviews affecting finance. SPECIAL INFLUENCES February 20 to h< arch 20. Be careful m the conduct of business affairs m
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    The Biggest Christmas Dinner In The Tropics?
    1245 2  -  NOELNOEL BARBER ROUND TRIP TO JAVA (WITH FOOD) (BY IfOK 28 out of my 20 years I have spent Christinas within warminu distance of a huge friendly fire, eating too much, drinking too much, sleeping too ?i(tle, but generally enjoying my l !f
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    HOW JAVA CULTIVAES HER LAND
    18 2 HOW JAVA CULTIVAES HER LAND A magnificent pictnre which i!lu trates how j|»e land m Java is cultivated.
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      181 2 CHRISTMAS DAY Dinner I ring (Vim. us :-.«i am -> i •;> i Mi I Cltfcfcen ;ii i M ■.< <;. ill i i i f«Mbn Mm '1 ir h'-\ .V S« tf'in L. ii i! P. r»< Hill: i; .i Leg <>t i.HMii §t Mini IMwor it a ri
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    SHANGHAI IS NOW A CITY OF VICE, NOT COMMERCE
    2281 3  - SHANGHAI IS NOW A CITY OF VICE, NOT COMMERCE LIM KENG HOR Tribune Man's Impressions Japanese Stranglehold Is Too Tight by I IKE all the war-torn areas m China, Shanghai, m its present state, lives a lingering death, facing a fall from its position as one of the ten foremost
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    GAPING SHELL HOLES IN WAR-TORN AREAS
    76 3 GAPING SHELL HOLES IN WAR-TORN AREAS Pictures taken by r*ir. Lim during his tour of the war areas m Shanghai. That on the left shows the North Station, which served for a long time as headquarters »;J Jiie Chinese Army. Note the huge tfnpin^ holes m the walls which are
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    How S'pore Ushered In The New Year
    220 3 How S'pore Ushered In The New Year r rHK coming of the \eu Year was fiilmiih celebrated throughout Singapore lust n'jfht. All the hotels and clubs had their special dinners and dances, and it seemed that the attendances were greater than ever. The big increase m the .services m Singapore
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    War Zone Tour
    122 3 IX this article. Lim Reng flor. the special Tribune representative m China, describes Shanghai as he found it to-day. He made n tour of the war zones which represented the first phase of the present war, and drsrrihes the difficulties which hrset the resident of Shanghai as
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    JAP OFFICER IS WATCHFUL
    47 3 'iHIBI'NF SPECIAI KKl'Kt;^rM \P\K Mr. Lim Kcng lli>v i«sht» photograpiv crt du!iM|< tour <i >>han»hai war aris, beside his suiflo. i'apt. Kajhnun oi tli" Japanese Army Heac'quariers. to wimh iht* car. ;i»so ■Ml m picture. l>o*»ngs. Racks round »s the famous North diaiion.
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    Move For Boycott
    93 3 Move For Boycott Manchester. METHODS of boycotting goods 4 and uadin British manufacturers to produce articles which would replace Japanese merchandise were discussed at the i pening meeting of the "Boycott Japan* 1 group, hold here. Th gr< up is associate;! with the China Campaign Committee. About 20 repre ntatives
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    JAPS HOLD THE CIVIC CENTRE
    77 3 JAPS HOLD THE CIVIC CENTRE THE INTERIOR <>i the hineso t ivic Centre administrate n office mi (hiP« kviW by Mayor Vu Teh Chen (who later became fiovernor of Kwang lung fro vi nee). It is now being repaired for <»(cup«iiion by the n« l v administration thai the .l»ipane.se
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    Sheet Anchor For World Peace
    68 3 Melbourne, Dec. 31— "Ii I could Ml you the extent oi the co-operation existing between the United states and Britain, I could amaze you. fc?ut I am not at liberty to tell." declared Dr. Walter Foote. United Si ales consul m Melbourne speaking at the
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    Leaving For London
    40 3 Amman. Dec. 31. Tewlik Pasha AbouViUd.i. Premier Of Trans-Jordan, who is prepresenting Trans-Jordan at the forthcoming Palestine Conit.oi uc m London, left lor Syria where he v.ill reiiuJn for a few days before proceeding to London Reuter
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      187 4 yl Happy New Year To You AH! Here's the Ideal Sh<»\\ to Start ofl". 1931 wilh Joy and (i tad ness! 4 HOLIDAY SHOWS TO-DAY and TO-MOKPOW f 11 a.m. US CIS fU^ _vrt v.v ■''.•■,->.'■■-■ '.<■•* .'X 1 .!■> -jmr^ 't-Sr '•'■M^hl jpS3ws£fe*«'-'- ■CX.- 4^ >?Sj3 I aa^^^^CTMpfe-^B^^ '^^X
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    DANCING LADY
    49 5 Joun r.iufottl. M.G.M.'s famous Mar. *i«ts :i nt'.v hiyh with bet leading HHUi l«»iv Dcmairft, m a danroenstm>l«* which uu lirdes a bit of lant;o lo I!;** i:ui- it of (h>pid t folh ,\?<J b> an fatirt- '.lance creation ilene t;» van.iiion vi 'hopin's WUtz m minor.
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    1938 A GOOD YEAR
    1483 5  -  Roy Ferroa By SHOWN IN S'PORF 11* HEN you read this? film notes, the new year will already be here and pf rhaps Ike Majority of us will soon be Booking ahead m WV.) potting Ifce M Jtm out of our thoughts. Bni 1988, the old
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    Three For Luck
    31 5 Prpity branna Dm inn with Mehryn Douglas and Jaißle Cooper Who will se *n this ut-fk at the Capitol m "That Certain* Age," Deanna's new triumph, all-singing picture.
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    FOUR'S NOT COMPANY
    67 5 riv. FO U rn' S A V r d vhich comes to th <> Alhambia shortly starrn I-.rroi Flynn, UUvia de HavilUnd, Fatric Knowles and Rosalind Ku*sell Picture is a rkrtHu comedy throughout, and the story i s *ood. Each of the lour iaiis m love with
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    Hollywood Depends On Her Talent Scouts
    295 5 Hollywood Depends On Her Talent Scouts "JIALENT scouts are the secret service men of Hollywood. The* are unsung because they have to be. Like spies, they my not much use after their identities become known, and therefore Hi stouts take greal paias to hide their real names, identifies. They are
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    STARDUST
    79 5 Jf- William Powell has signed a IW w kwift \*sm contract with M'?tro-Goldwy.i-Mayer and will star! vork on ano< Thin M-m'' oicture soon m new Mickey Roonev has a new hebby j- he's an entnusiaodc gardener, aiid r< iXSAvIy ne piaiiteu B< r^o^ bo&Uttb la ('j'^unds of his new
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      189 5 Children's Health Troubles. In hot wea\her children ::e i:rone to health upsets. They get WLlhflftTid al play with the consequent danger of chdis, they -U jce-citam and ututr delicacies Injudiciously, and fruit which may be out 3f condition; they swallow too many rold'cirink.s and generaCy rui health risks mainly Ihioiu'h
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    "IDEAL" WIFE ACCUSED OF MURDERING HUSBAND
    1116 6 "IDEAL" WIFE ACCUSED OF MURDERING HUSBAND "VERY HAPPY COUPLE" W?S!Sfe3BaTSSS the door be at his sur^ one nkht-Puchev YmJ. f Ca verle y- w*" Bradford, at 10.30 y»un married won^"" maglslrates told-he found vher e a Cha^Wr'SrV^^''" 101 the W man> 33 -^^-old Irene Wray, of she exchimil y> aS
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    GLUT OF "HAMLETS"
    140 6 New York DROADWAY is "swamped" with v "Hamlets'* just now. Maurice Evans, the English Shakespearean actor, is still playing his unabridged "Hamlet" to packed houses. Leslie Howard and Laurence Olivier, the former noted for his performance of "Hamlet" on Broadway last season and the l?.i er for
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    THREW SPEARS: ASK FOR DEATH
    141 6 THREW SPEARS: ASK FOR DEATH Port Moresby, Papua. "I^o, no. Don't send us home. We want to be hanged." This plea was made m a court here l»y two natives who were on trial lor taking part m an attack on a Government patrol. The men and their fellow tribesmen
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    FRANCE DRAWS UP RULES FOR EATING
    168 6 FRANCE DRAWS UP RULES FOR EATING Paris. CERTAIN "gastronomic commandv^ ments" have been compiled by the Association of Regionalist Gastronomes m Paris for the maximum enjoyment of meals. "Never dance or smoke during repast." according to one rule. To do either is stigmatised as a gastronomic sin. Both can be
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    20 YEARS FOR WIFE IN KIDNAP MYSTERY
    411 6 20 YEARS FOR WIFE IN KIDNAP MYSTERY Paris, Dec. 12. ITER eyes filled with leavs, Mme. Skobline, opera star and Court favourite of Czarisf days, heard sentence of 20 years' penal servitude and 10 years" banishment passed upon her for her part m the White Russian kidnap nlof "To her
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  • T M A HARMONICA News
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      WE WISH YOU A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR.
      508 6 WE WISH YOU A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. To all our Readers, T. M. A. Harmonica News. Xcw Year >oto! The world is turning a new leaf in its history and everybody is having a new calendar. 1938 has'now passed and 1939 is with us. Everyone looks happy and
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1401 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES fro U a if ear better or for worse. arning h m verse i: o'r< near and Sir Shentci Thomas. Gre( May every Do wel cember. Greet i !an I i ial Airways. goners. (,i«« ew Year He lings to I- i i- !1 > <ij John.
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      52 7 .'.y^C vX. 1^ '"Vlri^A'^;^ '-r' ''ii'''iii'if^^'^r'Hlrll^^^ '^J' HI IK I m A butter that everyone vill enjoywith a rich flavour that makes r so irresistible. CHUB gtrlC^EO TOONS: S'I'ORE ."">i7(i (5 lines), K. LUMPUR 5331 I .iv-; t [POH: 110 111 (2 lint'<). /If/f^ 0/ Singapore Cold St>ri(* Co I/d.
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      BREAKING IT GENTLY TO MOTHER
      1950 8  -  Paula iBy Bam IT will be perfectly ah r^ r ht, Audrey!" th J ack ke WJth *w*fction; nevertheless the pretty fac c that ww^f -It's no Rood, old thins! IY c g o t a premonition of trouble; I've been geared all along of
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      Killed Beauty For A Thrill: Now Haunted By Her Eyes
      340 8 STABBED IN CAR Oak lands (Califonria)* "f WANTED to see hoy a «rirl so beautiful would Ink v\h<r <h v was dying," Rodney Grag, twenty-one, unconcern v f »'i' Lhe police here. Leona was stabbed i;i f i car which
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      MOUNTIES PREPARE FOR KING'S VISIT
      74 8 Regina (Saskatchewan). I PREPARATIONS for the visit of the King and Queen here next year are already being made by the Rova» Canadian Mounted Police, who will guard their Majesties. Border patrols will be strengthened on the American-Canadian boundary, but no attempt will bemade to
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      JAP SHIRTS: STRONG LANCASHIRE PROTEST
      285 8 JAP SHIRTS: STRONG LANCASHIRE PROTEST ManchesU r. UNEMPLOYED I,cimch. hire cotton operatives, out of work largely because of Japanese competition m world markets, are buying hundreds of thousands of sixpenny cctton hirts mad.- m Japan. They arc at the same tirm* helping the Japanese to wage war on Lincarhire's fjreat
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      281 8 ASEPTIC OINTiULINT rellPlf" JT jjjj HEALED HER 1 SCALDED y^^oTf^l HANS hoi-rs. Yy\ xy V®Witn GERMOLENE m tn'j [/C/ J&yY x&kv house you have quiik healing U \f f &&x*k at hand! Read this case ot I ifeS^-'^L^ili^y "I had a mishap with a kettle of LA R^-'j CERMOLENE. I
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    THE HEART OF ENGLAND STOOD STILL
    455 9 THE HEART OF ENGLAND STOOD STILL HISTORY (A. D. 1938) G. S. Hammonds Again Writes Of The Days When THIS reluctance to cease preparations for war which no longer menaced us was one of the most striking features Ol the crisis. We had found it difficult to make up our
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    TEH "NO MORE WAR" PACT
    399 9 ih,- curious <-onv;rtiiiii ol Maia- nave returned from Home :> iney meet is dying personal reminiscences, that beiiei as far as it affects I tow months, for during thai heart cd England stood still. who was actually m Eng- j ihc time can understand pre-
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    MOUSE AND CANARY SING DUET
    124 9 Nashville, Tcnnesscs. AN American newspaper vouches for this story, which it describes as "the story to end all stories on singing mice.": Pete Viotti heard strange noises roniIng from hi sliving room several nights m succession. He decided to investigate. T..c next night he. his
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    Slow Eyes A Prolific Cause Of Road Crashes
    460 9  -  R. A. Thompson (Bj Doctor of Ocular Science.) J^wEATH on the highway can be ■«-l materially refbiCfd through rducation. CafVi'ul analysis of the appalling accident rate discloses that from a mechanjea! itandpoint, autcmc biles themselves are nearly perfect and can be held
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    NEW GERMAN FLYING BOAT
    75 9 Berlin snecial ocean-going flvin r boat f or r r °ccnrJaissan^.e nurposes has r .f v-.-n completed by Blom and Voss m Harnsburg. i-fco 'pombnvfrpr- Tagcblatt" announces that it, will he of interest to lcr.-°i?;n air foi*cc exnprts. It is of pntirelv hpw dpsign and i:-
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    MEMORIES OF CHRISTMAS!
    19 9 MEMORIES OF CHRISTMAS luo iiiVlik* dolls «i display m one o! London's leading stoics daring the CtafMflMtt stooppim period.
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    Bonds Case Makes Film Stars Rage
    268 9 New York, Dec. 12. TWE glittering company of film actors and actresses which has been subpoenaed m the Federal investigation into the alleged £200,000 Philippine bond fraud to-day united m outraged and indignant denunciation of the Un?ted States pro- edition. William P. Buckner, [riend
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    HITLER TO STRIKE AT CATHOLICS
    266 9 Rom*j Dei 11'. WELL-INFORMED Vatican circles have recsh tl reports Berlin to-night giving details of new letpsla'ion agafctf the Catholic Church, which, it is understood, wi\\ sshortly lie intn to the Reichstag by Herr Kerrl, German Minister for Church Afi The following is a .summary
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    COW-SENSE
    88 9 i ayr nil ijf WHEN train carrytag vmm nrnvt'd t| PU'cMml. n« a» Horseits, Jnttand, it vas fo«n4 thai «iic of the door* was apm ami a DOW had d'sapseared. ;no*-sa»e \va v sent to oth<" stations :*.'< iv: the Itoe askHMl that look-o; t shri?!(i ho kept tor
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      245 9 Few lads escape these painful erup- of sound Bedl and new i>kin. tions, to some they are a constant and C uticura is the ideal first-aid and humiliating plague. If you have a <on healer for cuts, grazes and all skin so afflicted, bathe the boils frequently injuries. No germ
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    Through THE EYES of a WOMAN
    1724 10 Through THE EYES of a WOMAN /Taff ti News And Notes By Our Own Correspondent AT this lime vnii i: s.l to otliei Singapore's children no matter what the r tie or cr?cd nw\ be. have the time of their lives. Partis ami treats are i ie nr.ri. }m gilts
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    Perfume Wardrobe
    169 10 i Choose it as carefully an you do clothes j PERFUME is meant, to attract- not I overpower. Don't douse it on because you yourself cum to notice V.vscent. That is the natural result when the nerves of smell ar« stimulated all the time. It i.s equally Important
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      136 10 XMAS SAI E HATS, DRESSES FLOWERS. GIFT-SHOP-SALON, 14 Capitol Flats. Phone 7354. (Lift 2nd Floor) Evrr the fcader In '.-ail enamel shades, B I n again scores with a new and entirely different enamel shade, |pl!ed Jueltone orchid with a faint r»d undertone. it is made up hi three coloi
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      40 10 I PRISCILLA Ltd. i IMPORTED HATS. DRESSES j HOSIERY. UNDER WEAK CORSETS. ACCESSORIES HOUSECOATS. Phone 3335. 61, Stamford Road. t T ELSIE MARY v 'RODNEY HOUSE' Battery. Road. S I S DRESSES FOR ALLJ OCCASSIONS \ss to $30\ TEL. 4772
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      20 10 I i Small Stock Of Pekins Carpets Just Received: 1?. Battery Road, i Ist Moor. 'Phone 7143. i 1 i
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      25 10 MADAME PAGE 92, Piccadilly, London. EXPERT DRESSMAKER AND DESIGNER. Gowns Designed Created m her work rooms. .1 8 :io I 13, BATTERY KOAD. fii SINGAPORE.
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    Christmas At Fraser's Hill
    271 11 Christmas At Fraser's Hill Guests bring party spirit" with them SI ally m th- thai by Christmas Ev»; r> me bungalows we extra b .s -when availed m odd c >iv.eis and Chi crowd increased l Tl. icsts .;.cct to brin«i th r Iw and an ex Jiristms the ''v.
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    QUICK-TO-MAKE SALADS
    414 11 QUICK-TO-MAKE SALADS m a outi'ry as hot as this, salads are N acceptable. Hire are two -:ir.pi» recipes for you to cry out next time you want an accompaniment to raid meat t fT! MBI.K vW.AI) cocnini out i'^pper Vinegar Peel the rocnsnber, cut it m slices and p«t fh^m
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    INGER-MARKS ON BOOKS
    57 11 p r careful bow you attempt to remove r. Cover the marks with trench Cix. \c\ leave it on lor a few hours The i: oil the loose chalk and cover t; irjcs with a sheet of blotting paper Iron over the t Lotting paper with a
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    NEWS FROM THE CAMERONS
    34 11 %/JANTi Singapore residents patronised the Cameron Highlands this Christmas. \nv ng them being Air-Commnnder W. Nor. on of the Royal Air Force, Tar East. Singapore and Mis. ar>vi Miss Norti
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    Which TYPE are you?
    1042 11 Which TYPE are you? VNMBVNM pKOM the "You can be a Success if You Want to" phrase, the United States of America graduated recently into a "You Can Be Smart and Beautiful" cv'o7v. In Mrs. Margaretta Byers' "Designing Women" published by Simon Schuster, is a plan by which every woman
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      71 11 F7 if i f?oi n 1 its allldd iis .sap f IS th* "j!'' f'a'-'ophene before »T a J^T L re tii t an.t you will ri.-^e m 1 ratal; t "t k'igor<ttU[ ready l "^y*. i^^»t- f L to face cm day's WoA. A /w xrs== i chocolate I
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      115 11 Demand th« WNITE DOT. th« Only LIFETIME P«n Ak SHEAFFERS ihff% I FEATHERTOUCH fflffl I means imJ/m flig V SMOOTH WRITING MS S II \l Bee why FEATHER M&f}fti] ul 'If! TOUCH writes so #E&W §I fifi ffi^b^ smoothly. Platiimm-in-- tWWJij mjW rl'>^W the-CHANNEI, emoofchs Mff ffW ft/ffl mffifoftiiVfllF th
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      55 11 HAPPY NEW YEAR TO Everyone I I M AUX CHATS NOIRST Ws? f elegance Belnre every gala Je^aslon crnf j>Jt* Elisabeth Arden iSalon treat J£f -'r J -~'">* nr.nt and spcdaJ parry :^'\i f \*sfh v.ill ensure your cor \2j£**£jßLm* Ughtftdly cort and tovely 3t I ;^^W the J Oll
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, January 1, 1939. Milestones
    602 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, January 1, 1939. Milestones r»V HE Practice of giving detailed juj reviews of the events of thpast year m th c New Ye Mason is no longer adhered to by modern newspapers. The average reader to-day prefers a readab: comment on the achievements of tb year iust
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    The Legacies Of 1938 And The PROSPECTS For 1939
    1013 12  - The Legacies Of 1938 And The PROSPECTS For 1939 C.H. Stanley Jones ■By YEAR of dread— dosiii m uncertain how. Vhui was 1938 from tV world standpoint Will 1939 bo any l>eUe*~? Will it bring us more unpleasant shocks, more cris r and perhaps war? Or will it bring us
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    412 12 a NEGRO boy was taking a stroll through a cemetery and reading Hie I Inscriptions on the tombstones He j !ame to one which declared: "Not dead, but sleeping." After contemplating the phrase for moment, and scratching his head, the negro exclaimed: "He sure
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    WAR—OR ARMED PEACE
    391 12 WAR —OR ARMED PEACE pRANCE is not Czechoslovakia mm? the Munich method is not life to be repeated m regard to Tunis re any other French territory. If were both Chamberlain arid Daladiei would disappear from the political scene. But there possibilities <»i. adjustment, chiefly economic whu-li would give considerable
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      72 12 /I/ODERNISM /ly ....WITHATRADriION^ MUSICAL^JicetW^/ The Style II Moutri? »*iano v 1 enjoyed enormous popularity MX period of many year*. Now, tins m strument Is available n the bmm rvativ* modern i stir c.im- ij.us:i::t« 1 at no extra rost. lln perfected mm 3fur»- m irhl n 'rftfH Pal been hailed
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    CHRISTMAS CAUSES A "STIR"
    35 13 CHRISTMAS CAUSES A "STIR" Pensioner of th. Komi! Hospital. < helsea. visited the kitchens to help m the mixinu <»1 the i; i lirMmas puddings. Photo shows one oi the Pensioners Sttßpttßi MM mixture. Planet News.
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    WOMAN GUEST AT EARL'S PARTY VICTIM OF "PERFECT ROBBERY"
    469 13 £1,200 HAUL FROM BEDROOM: NO CLUE London, Dec. 12. pOUCE at the Earl of Iveagh's country mansion at Thetford, ?uffcik, are investigating a robbery which reads like* ;i problem m a detective novel. Jewels, furs, Lad cash valued at E1.2C0, hj
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    EXPENSIVE PROGRESS
    89 13 EXPENSIVE PROGRESS The whole side of a house had to be knocked down to make way for a huge boiler tank that was being taken into Westcoatt s Laundry at 1 tiingtord Mount, London. A large crowd watched as the immense tank was carefully manoeuvred through a narrow gap between
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    How A Singapore Fireman Spends His Day
    477 13 How A Singapore Fireman Spends His Day (Tribune Start Reporter) EVER tiioimhi i v> JltiW ireman spends his day?— That is it there are no fires to put out and he jwsi goes through his ordinary daily routine. visit-el the Central Fire Station at Hill Street found men assiduously cleaning
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    Concession To Reservists
    70 13 Pans.—F.vnrh reservists who werft -nobili.^. j duping Septembei will be ailowed to count Lheii mobilisation -xs <ac of th-> there periods of military serNi ce whieb the have to accomplish. Reservists who were actually 'aecoiPPushin^ on*- of T»ie periods and were Kept with the colours longer than
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    UNWANTED HERRINGS
    114 13 A FISH merchant m North Germany has become the proud recipient of a letter from the Private Chancellery of King Victor Emanuel of Italy as the result of a postman's mistake. The merchant addressed a letter to a certain Herr Kaiser m Rome a small village m Pommerania
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    Jailed Gangster's Friends Have Made Him A Fortune
    334 13 New York, Dec. 12. AL CAPONS, ex-King of the Chicago Underworld, will leave Alcatraz Prison While "Scarface" has been serving his sentence for a £50,000 income-tax a wealthy man. evasion, his lieutenants, headed by his brother, Ralph Capone, have been looking aiter
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    MAHATMA ON "THIS MAD ARMS RACE"
    183 13 g ff Bombay. "TF the mad race for armaments continues, it is bound to result m a slaughter such as has never occurred m history, writes Mahatma Gandhi m (he latest issue of his weekly imirna! Ine Harijan." Replying to critics that his prescription
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    WAR FASHIONS IN BARCELONA
    185 13 Barcelona. THE hat problem no longer agon- j ises the minds of Barcelona women. It has been solved for them. There simply are no hats! Brt there are beauty parlours and there are hair-dressers. Even a lew dress-makers carry on. And coats. skirts, and garments of
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    SWEEP FOR 2s. 6d. PLANE BANNED
    234 13 SWEEP FOR 2s. 6d. PLANE BANNED London, Dec. 12. FRANK Buckland, a sergeant m the R.A.F. Volunteer Reserve and a member of ihe South-end Flying: Club, decided to raffle the aeroplane he owns, a 100 m.p.h. Avro Avian two-seater. He had ten thousand 2s. 6d. tickets printed, and. with the.
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    GENDARMES SNOWBOUND
    55 13 GENDARMES SNOWBOUND Paris -Afte- eighteen hours of strenuous effort S* team of sfcfcrs from the 99 th Alpine regiment irom Lanslebourq has succeeded m rescuing gendarmes m the frontier post near the summit of the Mont Cenis pass who nad been snowbound for three days. Following a violent showstorm, the
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    Show Girls Aged 75 Shock U.S.
    290 13 New York, Dec. 12. A TROUPE of eleven old women, their ages ranging from sixty to seventy. A. five, has become the latest attraction on Broadway. They are white-haired grandmothers, and the sophisticate theatre crowd roar with laughter as the "girls" sing and dance
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    SANATORIUM PATIENT CHECKS LOSS OF WEIGHT
    232 13 Took Flesh -forming Tablets If you are troubled by steady loss of weight read this letter from a n.an who put on flesh steadily after taking a course of tiny, tasteless, flesh -forming tablets although 12 months m a sanatorium had failed to help
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      21 13 1939 ITIITINGHOUSE I SWIPHONK VOICP KADIOS THE CATHEDKAL TONE TOMfBL WORLD- WI DX P^ A DX) CO. 08, Kobinson Koad. Singapore.
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    Navy Needs More Skilled Mechanics
    179 14 Navy Needs More Skilled Mechanics London. VTEXT year the Admiralty, accordx ing to an official announcement here, will have to find crews for no fewer than 46 newly commissioned warships and consequently the first of the naval expansion programmes will shortly get under way. Many more skilled mechanics are needed
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    Settlement For Unemployed To Raise Poultry
    995 14 B'oiihi'T X«»<es A Suggestion To Jubilee Fund Committee HATCHING FEEDING OF CHICKENS IF new year resolutions arc made, may one of them br shall rear poultry not as commercial concern but enough to supply my house with good size eggs and clean birds." If
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    PROTECTED FROM DEMONSTRATORS
    70 14 A tense situation prevails m Tunh as r\ result of the Itaiian demands for Uie handing over of the territory by France to Italy. Reinforcements of Mobile Guards have been drafted into Tunis as Italians and French sta^e demonstrations and counter- demonstrations. Photo shows armed polio*- guarding
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    Cape Town To Be Doubled In Size
    503 14 Cape Town. VJOST of the essential features m the layout of Cape Town** new Ti £8,000,000 foreshore, which will double the siz 0 of ihe r?ty. have now been agreed u|Min. A report to this effect has been prepared and is about to
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    TUNNEL TO SOLVE ROTTERDAM PROBLEMS
    223 14 TUNNEL TO SOLVE ROTTERDAM PROBLEMS Rotterdam. •WATER as an ally and an enemy' "■will'be the name of a great exhibition t« be held here on the occasion of the opening of the Naas Tunnel m the summer of 1941. Many permanent bui'.dings will be erected and the exhibition will show
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    IRON RAILINGS FOR ARMS DRIVE
    130 14 i Munich. IFIDENT Nazi residents of Munich arc giving up certain advanta&Ps of the i I iron ago, and are reverting to the see f >i wood m order to save metal for Goo* i ilia's four-y.oar < "self-sufficiency") plan The iron fences and railings
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    DEADLOCK IN RAJKOT
    87 14 Rajkot. Doc. 19 A deadlock has been precipitated by several members of the state Representative A&sembly who tendered their resignations to-day following an appeal made by Dr. Gajjar. the twelfth dictator The resignations are a sequel t<, tfee j efforts oi the Sta'e authorities to tffetrack the
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    COUPLE HOLD HANDS WHILE THEY HEAR VERDICT OF COURT
    789 15 MOST DETESTABLE CRIME London, Dec. 12. j lIOLDIM. hands m the dock at Hirminoham Assizes, Joseph Henry Tickle (35), a commission agent, and blonde typist Irene Treelh (23), heard their fate m the "Mr. V case. The man wa.s sent to
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    SNAKE GUARDS ILLICIT LIQUOR
    121 15 .lohanneNiiiirj;. poll' I MA'S wIM disn.v<red .t A MCfd hoar<l of native liquor hot received a slMci w!ien he f,»unt« it was guarded' by a lai«e snake. The polirrnum was probing m m U earth with an iron !,nr wlun he struck a till, from the
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    Beduin Tribesmen Make Way For Jews
    127 15 Beduin Tribesmen Make Way For Jews Jerusalem. P)R Urn iir^ '-'W IB IIM history of Jcwsh iwkmiTltinil i" Palestine ih- ■a, m entire Beduin tribe wth its uts sind cattle, hus beta mov d serws ttw rrtwr Jordan to nr\!;e wa- i»i" nciv Jewish villi^l, c! by tho free the
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    PEACE AT LAST!
    37 15 PEACE AT LAST! a part> ;;,o child refugees from North Germany arrived at Harwich. th<- third party ot t-hildren to be brought to Knglanu by the British GMMBittet for tht- Vmv of Children from Germany.— Planet News.
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    MAN FIGHTS MAD WOLF UNARMED
    192 15 T pp Sofia. ttf recent cold weather m Bulgaria ■JM forced wolves tc leave their n the ..d the mountain- i regions and enter small towns and f «ptea lo earch ol food At the viii lL .r o! Ulanovo, m Mace U2£ a a
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    HERTZOG DEPLORES RACIAL ANTIPATHY
    239 15 Bioemfontein. IJECLARJNG that sectional domination might ultimately hurl South Africa into civil war. the Prime Minister, Genera] J. B. M. Hertzog, attacked two political parties here, lor striving *<> seruve cfomtaatien for the British and Afrikaans sections of the population respectively. "There is only one way
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    Expedition To Sikong
    43 15 The Board of Trustees of the Chinese British Boxer Indemnity Fund is organizing a Szechuen-Sikong expedition, which will comprise 40 specially selected university graduates, states a Chungking- dispatch. The expedition will engage m scientific studies m China's far western provinces
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      LIFE STORY (And A Long One Too)
      589 16 LIFE STORY (And A Long One Too) A BOUT September every year I open the new "birthday" book and with great reverence 1 turn to th e list of retired officers— yes there they are Messrs. Bellamy and Lawder retired m 1895. I think to "myself— "> -15-25-35-38-43-years ago— and
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      CHOICE FOR POSTERITY
      137 16  -  Wyndham-Lewis m "Bystander." UNEXPECTED intelligence was shown by the readers of a sprightly 2,000,000 circulation daily who were asked what articles presumably barring Boss Agate's they would choose to bury m the grounds of the New York World Fair as a typical cross-section of present-day life, for
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      Spotlight On Red Tape
      148 16 OEAMAN Tarasov, of the Russian Navy, has just left hospital m Odessa with a wholesome respect for "red tape." He was sent to hospital with a minoi illness. Having recovered, he was told to dress and leave, but could not fine! his trousers. Nor .could anybody
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      MURDERED
      41 16  -  Max Miller l ADY, let me tell you the one about the Englishman, Scotsman, and Irishman who went out to dinner together. The Scotsman said he'd pay the bill. Next day the police found an Irish ventriloquist had been murdered.-
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    BULL IN A WOMAN'S BEDROOM
    93 16 Fielding, New Zealand. THE "bull m the china shop' was a joke compared to the bail that wrecked a woman resident's bedroom here. The woman awoke from her usual after-lunch sleep to find a bull prowling around her bedroom. She made a hurried dash for
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    Quit Gaol To Pocket £25,000
    253 16 London. De<\ I. A YOUNG man stopped out of Jersey Ciaol tfl he::r that h e had inherited £25.000*. For being under the influence of drink while :n ma; it o| a car, the man, Gerald Bradford, thirty, had served twentwne toys. As soon as
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    HIGH PRIEST OF VOODOO ARRESTED
    124 16 HIGH PRIEST OF VOODOO ARRESTED London. Dec. 11. A HIGH PrieM of voodoo, a 35--year-old Negro, was arrest<d at Ontario. \m:».da, on charts of murdering Rp| Negro womm chrring twit orries. Four of the crimes, it was alleged, were perpetrated m the I'nited States over a period of three year*.
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    SCORNED, BIT NAILS, ENDED LIMB SHORT
    149 16 pEOPLE often exclaim. 'Til tat my hat, and probaWv >:»u i cad recently of a roan who actually did eat his hat Me sj« < ia!l> made of edible material. Hut "I'll eat my foot," tlumfcl fmmm leopardess at Maidstone Zoo one day, and
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    WAR-TIME AMMUNITION FOUND IN PALESTINE
    120 16 WAR-TIME AMMUNITION FOUND IN PALESTINE Jerusalem. nrRINCjr the rigorous military searches of Arab villages m Palestine, a considerable quantity ot war-time munitions left In the Turkish, German and British armies have been unearthed. The.sp munitions, .st len liom army "dumps" or left behind by artillery, were ;ored by the villagers
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    WOULDN'T BREATHE IT TO A SOUL
    102 16 New York. IiuFHOArSE Pum. pi. :uled ku !t\ here t(; ha v Ling uit hunt .1 licence, ami ic\<\ the ma^ t?at< that he could not pa\ the Is |mr 1111--p(;s:u ujjun him. Finally he ofl'-rrd to vrll the nmßistratr his <iUii«- stork 01
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      180 16 A WELL CARED FOR AND NOURISHED BODY In this age when nerves are strained to the point of complete breakdown, no one enjoys perfect health and full vitality. A tonic restorative based on scientific research is a real necessity. OKASA, the discovery of the famous European Professor Dr. Lahusen, is
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    Baboon Causes City Three Days' Anxiety
    167 17 Toronto. DECAUSE Mr. David Corrigall de- tided to give a woman friend a ring-tailed baboon as a birthday present, Toronto has been treated to three days' "monkey business." The trouble started when Mr. Corrsall arrived at the house of his friend with his original
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    BELGIUM'S GUARD OF HONOUR PROBLEM
    157 17 BELGIUM'S GUARD OF HONOUR PROBLEM Brussels. THE question of whetner gendarmes for i-iin? a guard of honour should wear the pre-war busbies or plumed helmets, is being studied by the chief of Belgium's semi-military gendarmes, according to La Nation Beige. The Belgian cavalry regiments ar? now entirely mechanised and are
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    HEARTBURN KEPT HIM WAKE
    228 17 He was Afraid to Frit What i worry ho must hate been *o his wife! No food agreed with him. Acid indigestion made him positively wretched. In this tetter, Ml wife tells how the found i v/ny to end his trouble:— "My hattand ,--d a wretched
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      425 17 Rear Your Puppies x s^ LA 1 1 I 111 1 IfcfeGive Adult Dogs A f\Wr>^^S^^^t^k Daily Drink Too Nothing suits dogs better m a hot climate else can. Whereas much meat overloads II ,r* a dog's digestion and overheats his blood i:; his digestion working harmoniously, and i 1
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      725 17 ON THE AIR TO -DAY When And Where To Listen In SINGAPORE LONDON jrijZH L r.5 met r .US mcs) WANSBOSSIO« 5. L 5" JS?W«lffi»V»s /HP 30.96 metres (9.69 mes) IngUs &nd peter Cre swe n m I GSB 9.51 Mcs (31.55 m.) ;0.10 Recital by Arnold Matters (Aus if
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      47 17 PENANG ZHJ G.OB Mcjs (49.3 m.) a.m. i 2.00 Midday concert. 1) London Again Suite. 2) Andantino m D Flat— Traumerei 3) Valse Triste Serenade (Volkmann) Fight of the Bumble Bee. 4) Love's Old Sweet Song Intermezzo. 5) Trial by Jury. p.m. ?Tll T^ 1.00 Close down.
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    Science Solves Mystery Of Sex Determination
    518 18 Science Solves Mystery Of Sex Determination Doctors Will Not Use Secret London, Dec. 1 1. 'l l years of extraordinary experiments with grasshoppers, bees, Irotfs, rats, chickens, cattle and human beings have brought British scientists to the threshold of one of the great esi discoveries ever made. They believe they
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    What About Those TRAFFIC REFORMS?
    772 18 What About Those TRAFFIC REFORMS? IS TRIMMER REPOR T SHEL VED IIOW rapidly and easily progress /nay be made w*th beneficial retorms m Malaya when they ar 1 tackled with a will ha.-- never been more olearly (demonstrated than m the past two years '>■' r3ad traffic reform, both m
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    Linking The Empire With The Pen
    189 18 Linking The Empire With The Pen London. AN organisation calling itself "The A East and West Pen Friends* has been formed here under the auspices d' the Over-Seas League, having as iis sole aim the linking up of male correspondents m England with male correspondents m India and other parts
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    NORTH WEST CHINA
    84 18 Wuyuan, Suiyuan. Judging by the latest developments on j the various fronts, the Japanese are not able to mass a huge force for a largescale invasion of the north-western provinces, declared General Ma HungDin, former Chairman of the Ninghsia Provincial Government and now an army commander m
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    THE GUESTS OF BRITAIN
    18 18 Jewish child rrfujfees a having m< al i.v ..< l<! i la) (amp. ri;imt News.
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    If Dictators Were Footballers
    159 18 If Dictators Were Footballers Leicester. "f THINK it is a pity tha^ we can't Ket some of the dictators on bo a footoall ground where they might let off some of their fearsome energ) lii a better way than they are doing"." This suggestion was made by Earl D<" La
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    India's First Stamps On View
    90 18 India's First Stamps On View D SPECIMENS -r M ever produced m I view at tile PostaJ Ifi „,i here, where a collection of rare < uriosities is being pxl i 1 The." >?amp> v. to a sudden BhoH w rmilioo colouring i Jhe > tamps were prini» pnv, and
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      264 18 NATURE'S CURE FOR LIVER TROUBLE bowels— they a:l d lark of energy, de]v tv Lazy avers and rn-^ cU lr cool drau-ht ol water charged with i :i ra *alts, drawn from t: can reproduce these revit iters m your own h t Slasaful oi wa-- r. i iU Uie
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    PING-PONG TITLE HOLDERS
    16 19 miWlHlltiin the August Badminton Party who won the iuter-club pfog.pwig tournament m Singapore.
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    CHANGE TO 15-AGE DOUBLES DESIRABLE?
    348 19 (By "Sphinx" Penang) [> AIKMINTON enthusiasts m the Northern Settlement are keenh betting forward to the forthcoming annual meeting; of the Bwbninta Association of Malaya to beheld m Penang on Jan. 15 m view of the several important matters which are to be brought up
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    U.C.A.'s FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY
    148 19 ANF of ihe oldest IvulminUm ;!üb« m Singapore, the I'nited Cbin«se Amateurs, celebrated their fifto*n anniversary recently, at Mr. ■•n Boon liat's seaside bungalow, Somapah Estate. Thero w;i> a very iarge attendance *nd a^ the Honorary rightly remarked m -peoch, -the members \v?re never JfCie happy and
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    Interest In Badminton, Even Among Champions, Is Merely Temporary
    484 19 lIIIVIII TAKING TO TENItfS WHERE DOES THE FAULT LIE? (By "Phoenix" Singapore) SOMEHOW or other, the interest ot badminton champions wanes after they win the coveted honours, and there is a marked tendency on their part to leave the feather same
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    SHE'S A CHAMP
    23 19 Miss Chong Fong Kee ivinner of the women* s open singles title during ihe recent Singapore pingpong tour ;iar ic.rt.
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    SELANGOR'S POINT OF VIEW
    221 19 B. A. M. Meeting P V the time these notes: appear, arrangements for the Badminton Association of Malaya meeting will be well under way. f i here is a bi# agenda before the meeting. From Selangors point ot view, the most interesting items will he the
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    21 19 Memhtrs of (ho Inited Chinese Amateurs, one of Singapore's oldest badminton parties, photographed mill ih*u- Kiiosts duriii!; their fifteenth annivefsary celebation.
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    Roxy Badminton Party
    29 19 Though newly-formed, the Roxi U.P. of Singapore is ioiwQ txi <••>>- n ell m inter-club jrie?idUcs. Simie of the party's players art see* m if* tficture above.
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    Foong Seong Cup Tourney
    445 19 Foong Seong Cup Tourney Will Singapore Compete Next Year? (By "Racquet"— Ferak) "TIiERF. are nine organisations affiliated to the Badminton Association of Malaya which, m turn, is affiliate/! to iho Inter national Badminton Federation. All affiliated State organisations, except Singapore, entered for the Foong Sconjr Cup competition, which was carried
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      MALAYAN SPORT BECOMING MORE INTERNATIONAL
      1078 20  - MALAYAN SPORT BECOMING MORE INTERNATIONAL HERMES By Steady Progress In 1938 MOTHER notable year m spurt m Malaya has come and irone with 1338, a yea. which will stand out tor the increasingly international aspect <>* sport m this country Early m the year there was the vi>'u of the
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      OPERATED ON FOR GASTRIC ULCERS
      250 20 Bat No Real Relief Until This New I) rug less Kemedy Came. Let this fellow-sufferer give practicai advice to all who suffer from any form of indigestion. He has lound m Charaox a new, refined, super-activated tasteless charcoal, 50 times more power ful than the
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      PESTANA OWES HIS SUCCESS TO PENANG SPORTS CLUB
      816 20 j By i OUR RUGGER j REPORTER JtTkjL UTSTANDING m a team of 9 W< visitors that literally swamped Singapore, composed of stalwarts from Perak, Penane, two from Selansror and two from Negri. Maurice Pestana, Penang scrum half gave a brilliant performance
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      Boxing Topics By "Pete"
      282 20 Boxing T opics By "Pete" A NEW year dawns and with it the opportunity of ooking back on what has been a period o;' sum- exciting progress m the boxing world of Singapore. The year started tamely and boxing, for so kmg a favourite among sports m Singapore, began to
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      Ranking List Of Malayan Boxers
      183 20 Ranking List Of Malayan Boxers The <V!lo\viii£ is a lan Mii" Mst < N t Malayan l»i»\ers dr.iun no hv "IVU our boving MTfC^pCH* ('cnt I i \v| ic;in I. Litile \!»a\an 'hampior. nf Singapore). l,»Mle Berna' Kid Arenas 'Champion o! 4 'Hv,ci Anu.n (Cl.amrion ol Pniaiiß .">. Speedy Panrho
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    Germany's Demand For Submarine Parity With Great Britain
    623 21 Germany's Demand For Submarine Parity With Great Britain ANGLO -GERMAN TALKS IN BERLIN CONCLUDE Naval Building Race To J*HE notification by Germany of her intention to exercise her rights under the VMo ami 193/ agreements, by which, m special circumstances, she might increase the ratio of submarine* and of "A"
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    SHE REMEMBERS 'EM
    27 21 Madam* hiarsr, China's First 1 idy, is seen issuing instructions for the <iisp.»uii oi winter elctl I bii ese Uoops ut the various ironts.
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    6 Months' Imprisonment For Misappropriating Money
    181 21 Singapore, Sat urday. YE Sip Hee, described having hitherto borne an onhlemisht j character and have vv Beef well-t) -d© family, was sentenced ih'.- morning, Mr. K. B.Gihs*oh, District Judge to six months' rigrrons imprisonment op hi> own plea of "i :i Sv i
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    SOUTH AFRICA TEST CRICKET
    102 21 i Cape Town, Dec 31. FOlK thousand people saw ihe sc.ni lest m^u h between England and South Africa, which was resumed at ?.3O o'clock :i the afterneon :-ficr a couple of inspections of t!ie wicket which was surrounded by damp patches. England won ffie toss,
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    Influential Paper Ceases Publication
    69 21 Influential Paper Ceases Publication Berlin, Dec. 30.— The C9-year-o!d news- upcr Germaoia, organ of *he Roman ►lie party m Berlin and one of leading Catholic papers m Germany >lication on Di c The i mcement of its stoppage jine as a x»mpl( te -arprise. As the I i ct the
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    POLICE CALLED OUT
    84 21 r pilE timely arrival of ike Police A prevented a demonstration m EUenborough Street m front of the Chinese Protectorate buililiji" from developing into a riot last nisMA cyclist collided with a rickshaw, and it appeared that the cyclist then assaulted the puller. This nearly led to
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    No Compensation Until Spanish Fighting Ends
    141 21 Londt a Dov. 31. Rt is learned m unofficial circles m London that Franco's rerrty to th Britii'h Government m regard to the damage to British .ships dec- 1 a its tba the payment of compensation loi the damage is never intended and nev?»i
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    BANGKOK STRIKE
    45 21 'From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Dec. 31.— Yesterday, factor' hands employed by Fraser Neave went en strike following the? dismissal o cue employee for insolence. This morning the strikers were paid off. and nnv-ly-engaged staff took over duties from in* r >iSi:i.£S2d men.
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    Third Day Of Penang Meeting
    1517 22 WILL ROYAL HAMPTON REPEAT VICTORY? Kissing Cup And The Poacher Good Bets (By "Marcus Swperbus") fM)()l) entries hay:» been received for ail eight events iv Monday's racing at Penang m the third day of the X*mas-New Yew Year meeting at the northern settlement. Main item
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    Chinese Swimming Club Carnival
    333 22 Chinese Swimming Club Carnival piPRESSIVE performances by cr.mpetitcrs were seen at the annual swimming carnival ol trie Chinese Swimming Club held yesterday. The men's 1.500 metres 1 freestyle pro vided an Interesting interlude Each ot the four competitor^ taking part had to do 60 laps cf 25 metres each, and
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    SELECTIONS BY "MARCUS SUPERBUS"
    94 22 SELECTIONS BY "MARCUS SUPERBUS" Following are selections for toinoii;ia's racing at Pcnang: Horsrs, Cia^.s Z, piy. 1, 512 furs. ROYAL HAMPTON Russian Kose Ho'.srs, Class 2, Div. 2, 512 furs. STARLIGHT Fcs-iment Horses, Class 2. Div. 3, 512 furs. THE FOACHLri Battaiion Horses Clrvs 2, Div. "A\ 812 furs. LUCKY
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    FOLLOWING DAD — TO STARDOM
    110 22 FOLLOWING DAD TO STARDOM THOUGH he thinks profesA eipnal football a risky career sixteen-year-old K<*n Buti^r, Gft. sen of Mr. Eil'y Butler Former Bolton payer and international. new manager of Reading has deeidsd to throw wp his present job to earn hi.s Irving < i\ th? Soccer field. He had
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    Racing Card At Penang To-morrow
    1077 22 Racing Card At Penang To-morrow FOLLOWING is the card of events for lo-moi row. (he third dav .,f the -Tinas-New meeting ol the I'enamj Turf !uh. Strati flings and order of running cannot be published as Uk •> will met be received (ili noon to-day. HORSES Class 2 Division 1-5.]
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    THEY CAME TO SEE THE PENALTY KICK
    144 22 4 GQQD loUbuI! sU.ry is told Ijv I);. P. J. IJainens, the famous G< rm:ui referee. lii- recall t 1 fti i occasion on whlc*t lie referecd a match In Asia Minor. Thy ipcal crcwd turned out m Force. Though much of what
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    Army Smash Home In Last Ten Minutes
    604 23 FN,NGJYFTR Singapore, Saturday. i 1 ninvtcs f Ihr end of to-day's rugby match on the padang between the Irwij jjiu! Singapore it seemed odds on a Singapore victory, i"• v led! bj nine points to six and had been having most of II
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    ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH FOOTBALL RESULTS
    303 23 N^v 11 rd ScoUisfc league football ties, played on the eve of the HI >tar, ui*cd;>> follows (according to Reuter cables iron London): POLISH LEAGUE, 1)1 V. J. 1 Wo vr W. r i alH 2 Aston Vila 1 L i fcunderwiiMl a c.i 2
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    INCHE HASSAN ENTERTAINED
    106 23 /IHIE Gcyiung Serai FootbaU Club A tnt£r»ainrcl their president Inchc 31. Hassan at Ketch VilU, Kampong Fetch off tt Malaj Settlemenv last evening. It was mere m the nature cl' a "family afi'air" ?.^> those present consisted of the members jf the club only. The function was
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    HOCKEY TRIAL ON TUESDAY
    101 23 HOCKEY TRIAL ON TUESDAY TEAMS for the hockey trial on Tuesday, Jan. at the S.C.C. padang at 5.10 are: Colours:-!*. A. C. Luke, K. Muthuc I-mcu-u. F. Hutchinson; Lt. Leonavd-Wil-Mams. S?t. Crrnin. «>. X Ras^^^'R^ P. Toy, K. Leembbrugen, Cp> Plummer, G. B. Armstrong, Ibrahim and tra Whites: V. N.
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    S. C. R. C. HOCKEY
    43 23 Tbo follctvmo vil n( SCRC .'i. hockey agoinst Frit Canning on IfondftV J'm 2. at Hci:> T/m Green--ITuck Wan Chin Gcok. Chini Bock: Ke-* "'hoc. Xin 1 Wah. Coril Wong: Keo Soon, 'im Swan? Evan Wong Kens Siov.
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    GROFMO AND DRATOR SURPRISE AT PENANG WINTER MEETING
    1116 23 GROFMO AND DRATOR SURPRISE AT PENANG WINTER MEETING Totes And Sweeps Well Patronised 1 Fru?n Our Own Reporter; PenanjL>, Saturday. AKGE crowds :tl tended the second day's races m the Penang Turf Chili's Christmas-New Year meet to-day. The races opened m fine weather but rain fell m the seventh raco.
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    Dividends At A Glance
    93 23 Dividends At A Glance 'f IWTB \NT<*\ Sl2 anil SO. Lace H. deltas S7. il -'ii' s SAKIIIS s and SB. .v/.v SlO. ait'Mctt.i fi Sft, Al'tncy S 7. utbtatte 18. S I OVER n^ MNI S(i. :.;vfii Sf>. Ivf.'au Sll. (irolino S5B md SlO Driflen S7 WHss Zipp $7
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