Malaya Tribune, 9 September 1936

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    44 1 The Malaya Tribune Ma lay a*s Na tiona I Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIII. No. 213. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1936 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday, Sept. 1), 1931 The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1936 FIVE CENTsT"
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    SPAIN'S "FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE"
    301 2 Only Insurgent Woman h F, nng Li ne In WHILE women are said X in the front Unes "fcr'T Government, only oneVnl the S to follow the inLrgeV°S Msa firing line. n f,j: She is their "Florprrc v Senora Uruca Pastor a f wno has been placed'
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      1036 2 MJ B OS A M YEAST is acknowledged the best medium to purify the blood, strengthening of nerves and generally fortifying the system. Regular use of YEAST prevents physical weakness and mental slackness. YEAST is no drug, it is a natural product easily assimilated even by the weakest constitutions BUT
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      1179 2 rumors irixES SPIRIT. Stein Wine Chorinto Grieksche fcton Pourgogne Meusseux Sherry 2.60 Madeira Wine 1.20 Malaga Wine 1.10 Takaiyer Wine L'.OO Advocaat 2 00 Angostura Bitter 1.90 Longa Vita B.Uter 1.90 Citroen Gin 2.90 Fockink Gin 4.40 Pommard 180 Chablis 1«0 Chambertin 2.25 Petit Bourgogne 2.25 Petit Bourgogne 1-60 Oranje
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      167 2 BE ALU AI S IX TIME Take all Clocks or Watches that go wrong to:— 429, North Bridge Road a j (Near Middle Road). (Contractors for the Repair of Clocks and Watches to ths British Army R.A.F. Base in Malaya. i-..., DIABETES Thabib A. Md. Hassan guarantees to cure DIABETES
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES BRITISH SHIPPING & SHIPBUILDING
    1337 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES BRITISH SHIPPING SHIPBUILDING TRYING TIME "A Struggle To Exist" -THAT the Government would soon have to help some of the great shipping lines to meet r.ighK subsilised competition was tr.e opinion expressed at Glasgow HSTQftity by Mr. Penham Christie, :iia:rm»n of Messrs. Barclay, Curie mid Co.. Ltd.
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      430 3 STEAMER SAILINGS Si and BRITISH INDIA P> 0. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. I y.vUPINDI 17,000 Sept. 11 SOUDAN 6,500 Sept. 23 CORfU 15,000 Sept. 25 RANCH! 17,000 Oct. 9 LAV AN 6,070 Oct. 22 'JAKTHAGE 15,000 Oct. 23 \'ALDER A 16,000 NOT- 6 SOMALI 6,810 NOV.
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      135 3 i\. Y. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penan;, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles ft Gibraltar, t m.s. TERUKUNI MARU Sept. 16 s.s. HAKUSAN MARU Oct. 1 ss. HARUNA MARU Oct. 15 Rates to Ist Class Jmd Class Naples $497 ft
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      439 3 T0 FREN€H PORTS 1\ I HOMEWARDS. I/ I 1 DUPLEIX For Marseilles, Havre. Antwerp Dunkirk SeDt 18 S i Rf?i^f iDE £Sf Marseilles. Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Sept. 18 I I, DALNY For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk Oct 4 i I CAP VARELLA For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Oct'
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      475 3 An excellent opportunity to visit SAIGON BANGKOK Pnom Penh Angkor SPECIAL HOLIDAY CRUISE by the new and modern m.s. "JUTLANDIA" 13,100 tons Displacement CRUISE ITINERARY About Leave Singapore Sept. 28 Arrive Saigon Oct. 1 Leave Saigon Oct. 2 Arrive Kohsichang Oct. 4 Arrive Bangkok Oct. 6 Leave Bangkok Oct. 11
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      462 3 STEAMER SAILINGS w NORDDEUTSCHER (Incorporated In I Germany). The undernoted are tne Company Intended fixtures.OUTWARDS. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA JAPAN. Due Spore "ISAR"' omits Penang, Port Swettenham, H'Kong S'hai Sept. 26 CREFELD" omits Singapore and Manila, Due Penang Sept. 25 Port Swettenham Sept. 30 ♦"POTSDAM" omits North China
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    STORY OF GIRL'S INFATUATION
    747 4 For Band Conductor AFFILIATION ORDER ASKED FOR (By Air Mail) London, Aug. 26. JJOW a girl of 19 went to a Westend restaurant "to feast her eyes on the band conductor and her soul on the music" was told in a remarkable case at Watford. The
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    ROMAN BATHS FOUND
    92 4 Aix-Les-Bains. mJSS h *t re^ ldsnc c of the luxury in which the Romans had their baths is provided by the discovery of two more Roman baths here. Experts are busy piecing together fragments of marble and sta?uarv dating back to early Christian times and each new
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    ENGLISH SOCCER SEASON
    972 4 CLUB PROSPECTS: CHANGES IN LEADING TEAMS THE manager of a First Division football club was in a little company which gathered casually recently. One member of the party put the obvious question concerning the manager's team. The reply was apt: "We are always doing well at this
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      35 4 I Everybody scys: SHOES $0.35 y *****-02 I Durable sole. Bathing sandals. I Ideal children footwear. 0.70 I Let the children's feet enioy our J airy sandals. Popular Sport-boots. Adv. of Bata Shoe Co., Ltd.,
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      304 4 SEX CHANGED Laying Hen Becomes A Rooster Springfield, Missouri. 4 FOWL, it is claimed, has changed its sex here. This time last year the fowl—a two-year-old brown leghorh—waj giving a steady supply of eggs to Mr. E.E. Jackson, the owner, and his family. One morning the family were awakened with
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      902 5 lUaksyeielle I II I I 6-7 HP SALOON CO TAY THE NEW STREAMLIKE M ARVELETTE 1 AND CONVERTABLE IMA eiwir* A nr*D c di&r JOHORE BAHRU 1111 22 CENTS 7 C if ,J hA\ lette" thaT has just come to Malaya is trie II M ■w a \-JAM world's most
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    THE FOLLY OF FRANCE'S MONETARY POLICY
    834 6 BRITISH AND GERMAN ATTITUDE CONTRASTED (By Air Mail) London, Aug. 26. IN a speech delivered on Friday, M. Yin- cent Auriol declared once more that the Government is determined not to devalue the franc He expressed himself surprised that the British Press should advise
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    SHIPPING COMPANIES
    253 6 Improved Business Due To Coronation QNE of the strange repercussions of ;5 c c on ation of King Edward VIU in May. 1937. upon British shipping will to foreign'l?nes rting PaSSen§er b kings The Blue Funnel Line and the P and wkJrS, an its associated companies have booked
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    LONDON BANK DEPOSITS
    117 6 New Record For Auguht London, Sept. 8. Dfpuj'iLs o 1 eleven London clearing bunks advanced in Auprust to thv new record liguie of £2,245.839,000. This figure represent? an increase of £157.000.000 since August 1935, and of £425,000.000 since 1931. A feature of the bunk statement* over the
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    GERMAN PAPERS
    152 6 Number Of Dailies Now Only 83 Berlin, DERLIN has now only half as many v newspapers as before th e Nazi j revolution of 1933. Figures illustrating the decline of the German-newspaper industry have been published by the Berlin municipal statistical office. At the last census in 1928,
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    FRENCH PRICES
    92 6 Cost Of Living Rising Paris. UOW steadily the cost of living is now r jf in S again in France is illustrated by official figures just published Basing calculations on the cost of living in Paris for a working class family of four, they shew the following table
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    33 6 An American tennis tournament was abandoned at Pirbright. Surrey when Mr. Charles Henry Whitcombe of Dawney Hill, Pirbright. who was playing With his son. aged 17, complaining of the heat, collapsed and died
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    13 6 Lieut.-Col. G. S. Low, D.S.O., R.A., has been appointed Commander' R A Malaya
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    452 6 IO\I»0\ (OM3IODITIES RUBBER 0 Sept 8 Previous To-day Change 10ae Steady Tdlc Spot Buyers 7 lljl6 7% _I|l6 October UerS 7 4 711 i 16 —116 ucloDer Buyers 7 1116 7s 8 —1,16 Sellers 7?i 7% I™ Buyers 7 li 16 ***** T Sellers 1% 7? 4
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    MOST COUNTRIES USING MORE TIN
    646 6 INCREASE OF 71/2 P.C. OVER 1935: RUSSIA S RECORD CTATISTICS for the first half of 1936 Published in the August issue of The Hague Statistical Bulletin of the InterS"; 1 T n Research and Development Council, show, an increase of 7% ncr in world tin
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    28 6 When a Portsmouth train drew up at r-arebam LtaUon. Nants r-biiip /tmy. 54. ok WiMon Soulbamolon. was louns seas on ,b.' Noor of bls van Oeatb ls bebeved
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    MARKET LIST
    429 6 The Current Singapore Prices Singapore. Sep:. 4. MEAT Beet Steak, kat: 34 Beef, stew 01 curry 2C Fillet, steak, per lb. 50 Mutton, Australian, per lb. 38 Pork, lean, kati 44 Fork, lean and fat (Ist quainyi 34 POULTRY Capons (locally reared kati 50 Ducks, each 40 Fowls,
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS
    90 6 I Messrs. Barlow Co. report the folj lowing crop returns for AugustThe Ayer Kuning (F.M.S.) Rubber Co.. Ltd. 80,500 lb The Badek Rubber Estate Ltd. (Staffield Estat-5) 23,500 The Bradwall <F M.S.» i Rubber Estate Ltd. 47 I The Chersonese (F.M.S.) Estates Ltd. 71.500 Dennistown Rubber Estates Ltd.
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    97 6 London. Sepl I Pans 76 49 64. (Athens 530 sellei I New York s.os'Bucharest 675 j Montreal s.os'■>. sellers Brussels 29.92' C. Belprade 220 Geneva 15.49. Montevideo 389 I Amsterdam 7.47' 4 I sellers official. Milan 64 1 8 i Buenos Aires Berlin 12.58. f sellers official. Stockholm
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    352 7 f om Our Financial Cor respondent) RUBBER Singapore, Wednesday morning. Singapore: 26 V-> cts., down Va ct. Market Tone: Slightly Easier, i ondon: 7%d„ unchanged. Market Tone: Steady. X< ,v York: 16% cts. Market Tone: Dull. local market has opened tly easier this morning although j and
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    SHARE PRICES
    55 7 Julian Israel's New Feature i.i.ullvd m (He offices of Messrs Ju- VI 1.1 li 4 Raffles Place, Singapore are v.sj i«• blackboard* which investors •■Ji w:ui »<\cfullngly useful. Or i uevutcd to tin companies and r to rubber and the prices of all principal share® lire recorded, t.'.c
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1260 7 Issued bu Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING Singapore. Sept. 9. 10 a m. Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt Buyers SeUers Buyers^ Sellers Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers > 057 055 060 .V.':.' I*B 170 L 77% 1 SB Tin 750 765 7« 7«
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    EXCHEQUER RETURNS
    24 7 British Official Wireless. London, Sept. 8 Fvrheauer returns published to-day £325.528,493 compared with £313,118.JUU at the corresponding date of 1»»--British Official Wireless.
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    RUBBER OUTPUT
    38 7 Malacca, Sept, 8. The Secretaries of the United Malacca Rubber Estates, Ltd., report that the rubber crop for the month of August amounted to 44.600 lb. The total for the last 4 months was 176,000 lb.
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    41 7 Mr. A. M. Maxwell from Teluk Anson has assumed duties as 0.5.P.C.. Sungei Patani in place of Mr. Thomas Quarter*Gaffikin. who has been transferred Jo Alor Star and Mr T. C. Dobree troni Alor Star has lxen transferred to Teluk Anson.
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    KUCHAI TIN
    47 7 The results of the working of tha Kuchal Tin Company's bucket drcoftt for August arc as follows. Actual Running Time 628 hours IS mins" Time lost 115 hours 4< mm*. Averaee Sieging depth 49.72 feet. Or, won 1.475 piculs; Yardage treated 144 COO cubic yards.
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      40 7 PRIVATE SAFES for the custody of your inpolicies, jewellery, I shares, deeds and other valuables are available at a yearly rental of $r>.oo and upward*. For particulars apply to: THE P. 0. Banking Corporation, Ltd. 'Incorporated in England) UNION BUILDING.
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      27 7 SOU T H BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated in New Zealand) Un Of Profits Ins 11 ranee W. J. DEXTER. Manager. Tel. 5926. 2, Finlayson Green. 5
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      96 7 THE UNITED CHINESE BANK. LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) 31-A, Chulia Street, (Bonham Building) Singapore. Authorised Capital $4,000,000 Issued, Subscribed and Paid Up $1,000,000 Telegraphic Address: TYEHUABANK Telephone Nos:— 5182, 5183, 5184, 5185 5186. Board of Directors: Wee Kheng Chiang, Esq., Chairman, Khoo Beng Cheang, Esq., Deputy, Chairman, Chionh Ke
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      522 7 THE I EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated In England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and SuDscribed Capital £2.000.000 Paid-up Capital £1,000.000 Reserve Fund 50C.000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi. Madras, Amara, Baghdad Bahrein. Basra. Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapoic. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed Deposits
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      153 7 THE YOKOHAMA j SPECIE BANK LIMITED. MEYER CHAMBERS. RAiFLES PLACI. Capital Fully Paid Yen Reserve Fund Yen 129.15G.Wfi HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES at Alexandria, Baiavia. Bomuay. Berlin, Calcutta, Cantor Daircn, Fengtien, Hamburg, Bantu* tiaib.n, Honolulu, Hongkong, Hsinkiii*. Karachi, Kobe, London, Los Angeitrs Manila. Mojl, Nagasaki, Nagoya, New York. Osaka, Paris,
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    CHICKENS CARRIED SKYWARD
    199 8 Giant Waterspouts Ris-' Out Of Lake Canneaut, Ohio. /•HiC'KE'NS were (urried skywun, L~ sheds weie demuiiahed. a hou*t taxi its poirb curried away, and many window*, were .shattered when tw-j towering waterspouU rose out of Lako Erie here and whirled like dervish dnn ecrs ov.?r the town.
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— To-Day's Shipping THE BARBOUR
    126 8 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Sept. East Whari (Entrance Gate I) Santhia 22; Rohna 20. Main Wnarf (Entrance Gate 3) Rajputana 18; Chaksang 16; Glenshlei 14; Bulan 12; Exp. Grandidier 10; Nieuw Holland 7. Empire Dock
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    KWANGSI DISPUTE
    208 8 Hard Work Of Peace Envoys Hongkong, Sept. 8. |T is revealed that the peace mission to Kwangsi led by Dr. Chu Chins worked very hard before they succeed ed in coming to lerms with the Kwang.-: commanders. They worked day an' night in banning and were tireless v.
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    A.C.S. SWIMMING CARNIVAL
    146 8 Singapore, Wednesday. THE Anglo-Chinese Continuation 1 School's Annual Swimming Carnival was held this morning. Nekano, of tht Leopard House, gained the Championship for the year. The Leopard House gained the most points. The following are the results. 40 yds. free; Nekano I, Keng Wah 2 and Lam
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    136 8 Mails expected from Europe etc (London) by Air (Imperial), time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 6 pm to-day and general delivery of letters 8.25 a.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Europe etc 'Amsterdam) by Air (Netherlands) time of delivery of boxholders' letters' only 8 p.m. to-day and general
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    69 8 Medan. Jask. Bushire. Amsterdam and to day 1: Netherland closing 12.45 p.m. Java and Southern Sumatra- Netherlands, closing 4 p.m. to-day Australia. New Zealand Java and Timor Dilly: Qantas, closing 7pm tomorrow. H Hongkong. Canton, Shanghai KohP nig < p.m. Sept. 12 Penang, Siam. Burma. India iraa
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    42 8 fr™V "a™ 11 ,Im Penah despatched from Singapore on Aug. 30 v,as delivered in London on Sept. 8 (9 days) The Air mail (Netherlands) despatched from Singapore on Sept. 2 was de hvered in London on Sept 8 (6 days.
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    MR. ANTHONY EDEN
    14 8 British Official Wireless. 5 leave fnr 22!!? he win b able
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    7 8 A forest fire near Saint Vallier, above
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    BRITISH UNEMPLOYED
    119 8 Revival Of The Over.. Markets Vas British Wireless. London COR the second consecutive n 1 year, the unemployment August, which were nub? i was 48,132, as compared vi h figures, and 334.024T as m i h th those of August last y ear C nipa,t The number of
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    MRS. MARKHAM LAUDED
    77 8 Solo Flight .uti»n Atlantic British Official Wireless. London S-.pl y Lorl Swinton Secretary r lor Air. ha* aent to Mr Markham, ihe airwur first woman pilot to flv ,01-. North Atlantic irom e*m telegram of hearty eongiat .ijr,i, n >our splendid achievement Leaving Abingdon on Frichv in
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    MR. STANLEY BALDWIN
    97 8 Extending Holiday l iitii October Reuter. tjOlldoii &r >' {J It Is announced thai \ii m Baldwin is extending hit nuitu. Jctober on the advjee ol it nv who express the opinion tn. :(>(. t 'i nuer need» further rcAt. as u r. c yft sufficiently recovered
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    AMUSEMENTS
    154 8 t AL SAMBRA.-"Chandu On Th( island,' 6.15 and 9.15 p.m CAPITOL.—"San Francisco," 6.1 9.15 p.m. PAVILION. The Golden <Bette Davisi, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH.— Satan W 'Hindustani» 6. 10 and 9.15 p EMPIRE.— "Mark of the Vampire,' 7 p.m. and 9.15 p.m. o I REAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing. Side-shows,
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      253 8 t_r ——3 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL J TO-NIGHT SPECIAL RACE Cocktail Dance Dinner Dance 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. (informal) 9.30 to midnight AND RETURN ENGAGEMENT OF THE ARISTOCRATS OF RHYTHM CORNELIA KIRDALL Modern Novelty, Charactar and Ballroom Dancers, Non-diners $1.00 RAFFLES BRASSERIE BRA Io B A A D SA,r EXCELLENT CUISINE
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      62 8 OH.VI I'HIOK In Everything only ORIGINAL QUALITY. Can give you good and admirabfc result. Our DEER BRAND OBAT PRIOK the only GENUINE PRODUCT admittedly best In quality. consolln and fortifying in effect. Buy now this brand and try Its supremacy Price $0.25 per packet Pest free anywhere. Beware of Imitation.
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      99 8 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS TO-DAY, SEPT. 9 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, S.F. Signal Coy. (v), Signal Training. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, Intelligence Platoon, Unit Training. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, 2nd Bn. Int. Section, Unit Training. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, G" (M.G.) Coy., Platoon Training. TO-MORROW, SEPT. 10 5.15 p.m.—3o Yards Range, "G" (M.G.) Coy., Table A. FRIDAY, SEPT. 11 5.30
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      301 8 j Postal Intelligence SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY i Kretay (Valaya) 1 p.m. Djambi and K. Toengkal (Tooa) 1 p.m. I Dungun, Kemaman and Kemasek (Asdang) 2 p.m. Muntok and Palembang (Thedens) 3 p.m. Pontianak (Khoen Hoea) 3 p.m. Tarempa (Scott Harley) 4 p.m. Sarawak (generally), Bintulu (Vyner Brooke) 1 p.m.
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      540 8 ■8« j Diary of the Day I s. 4 WHAT'S ON Public Functions And Sports fixtures TO-DAY, SEPT. 9 High Tides:—4.3o a.m., 7 ft., 3 ins., 3.42 p.m.. 8 ft., 4 ins. Rotary Club Tiffin, Adelphi Hotel, 1 p m The Rev. R. L. Archer M.A., Ph.D., will deliver an
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    BEARDED BUFFOON OR PROPHET?
    1188 9 WHAT IS BERNARD SHAWS PLACE AMONG WRITERS? v\v writers of the present day have been the object of so much controversy as George Bernard Shaw. To many he is a prophet truth; to as many others, a bearded buffoon, who finds it gible to be serious
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    COWBOYS ON TRAIL OF LONDON GIRL
    219 9 Good Response To Letter To Governor Salt Lake City, Utah. iIERE in London lives a lotte Thompson and she w;u ted to know that some VyiiJ a buys are anxious to geu m > uch with her. ersell is responsible for tin c situation.
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    21 9 Legislation making bomb-proof, gasproof proof Trflarj compulsory for every house owitrerland is expected to oe introduced talo t?2 Swiss Parliament shortly
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    TOWNSEND PENSION PLAN
    985 9 "Myth Of Velocity" NEED FOR REALISTIC THINKING New York COMBINED yields of UMUWactions taxes proposed under the McGroarty bill to finance the Town send pension plan would have amounted to only $3,700,000,000 m 1034, or about enough to pay $30 month, instead of $200, to all person-,
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    EDUCATIONAL DRIVE
    136 9 Royal Gifts For Schools In Afghanistan Kabul, Afghanistan. NEW facilities for education are to be opened up in Afghanistan. As a prelude, King Mohamed Zahir Shah has given 400,000 Afghanis (about £8.400» to the Government lor the improvement of existing educational and medical institutions and for the opening
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      34 9 l our OP IH IA X For BETTER EYE SIGHT COMFORT and VOtl'E REFRACTING and DISPENSING Undertaken by SPECTACLES for BOATING, \/BRIDGE, FLYING, HIKING, MOTORING PARTIES, TENNIS, THEATRES. 65, Stamford Road. Eu Court, Singapore.
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      671 9 These lodine Socks ease your tired and. aching ieet ay PjT READ THIS! MO more tired and aching feet. £ibto« feSf J No more corns and callouses. who keeps No more throbbing and burning the and free from any pain. trace of perspiration or odour Wear this lodine Sock in
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      209 10 l AL■AM B It A 6-15 TO-NIGHT 9-15 I Special Double Attraction. The Official Motion Pictures of The World's Heavyweight Contest between j A SIHMELING j jo !<: i.oris V I I It y Sensational j Better jfPl^ j *JT ALSO THE NEW CHANDU PICTURE W Jf ■uRII' Release by
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      340 10 FATTEST POLICEMAN KILLED While Keeping: His Wfight Down Belgrade. THE fattest policeman in Yugoslavia has been killed, trying to keep his weight down. Djiro Chemitch weighed over 23 ttone. Bur he prided himself on being as agile as any young man in ihe force. When he was on railway duly,
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      162 10 I I» Another History-making Triumph from thn <• M-G-M Studio! fcmous [CAPITA II 3 SHOWS j I I 3-15 6-15 9 15 "An Entertainment as near to perfection as is entitled to expect. .MAGNIFICENT (Daily Mai ACROSS THE SCREEN j VjP^ W,TH Vli A Jiff iACKHOLT O M DV H
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    CHINESE ON PIRACY CHARGE
    484 11 Mlegc-d Attack On A Kotak Singapore, Tuesday. STORY of piracy in the Straits of A Malacca, which sounded more like tale from an adventure magazine, las told by the Deputy Public Prosector Mr G N. Taylor, to the Assize lodge, Mr Justice Adrian Clark, to-day. Or
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    JUVENILE CRIME
    95 11 Mure Women Police Needed In Burma Rangoon. '•tine .'.<unon police are needed in Burnt Ml., Ntroii-Jones. the first woman p" r t insjwr.tor of the country, -halcl so J> .1 meeting o! the National Council of Women Wometi police arc needed." she said, vit t(j \ukf the place
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    JAPANESE HELP
    50 11 Shanghai, Sept. b. !r reported that Mr. Chen X) the chairman of the foreign affairs committee of the Charhar-Hopei Political Council, has signed an agreement with the Japanese for the construction of the Tsingshih Railway. Material and technical assistance is to cc given by Japan.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    HOLIDAY CRUISE
    262 11 Bangkok And Back On "Jutlandia" A SPECIAL 18-day holiday cruise from f" Singapore is the attractive "fare" to be provided shortly for local residents by the East Asiatic Line. The luxurious one-class motorship "Jutlandia," on the company's Europe-Straits-Bangkok service, will be employed on this special cruise. The steamer
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    CONVICT LABOUR
    155 11 Linking Turkey's Capital Willi The Sea Istanbul. 81x thousand Turkish convicts, working m 20 uangs o! 300 each are to build a canai UnKing Ankara, the "Ea Nest," Turkey's capital on the heights of the Anatolian plateau witn tlie sea. Using scientific equipment and supervised by government engineers,
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    EMPIRE-WIDE 'GOOD TURN'
    108 11 Scouts Will Soli Coronation Programmes London. Thousands ol Boy Scouts all over the Empire, in tlie Dominions and Crown f-ulonies, will be üble to take part In the Empire-wide "good turn," organised in connection with the Coronation. The Boy Scouts Association has been selected Ui co-operate in
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    MILK AT EMPIRE EXHIBITION
    74 11 Johannesburg. NO fewer than 60 different kinds of milk drinks served at two bars will be provided by the Government's model dairy for visitors to the Empire Exhibition here this month. The dairy will supply all the butter and cheese required by the exhibition. Prominent among
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    CHASED BY TRAIN
    104 11 Quick Wits Save Motorist Jevansville, Indiana.. Twenty-five years behind the wheel of a motor-car has taught Mr. W. L. Yearwood, a railway engineer here, how to keep out of the way of trains when crossing America's open railway tracks. About to drive over a level crossing he
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    EDUCATION POLICY
    777 12 that His Excellency Sir Shenton Thomas, Governor ;>nd High Commissioner, has returned from his four months' leave in England, during which, as the Tribune exclusively reported. he discussed the education question with the Colonial Office, (her is a great deal of interest amongst community leaders and, we believe,
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    TRANS-ATLANTIC AIR BASE STARTED
    185 12 Britain To B :ir The Kx prase St Johns. Newfoundland I OkLLIMINARY .survey work for .1 I six-way takc-olf alipny! to bo built it Great Britain .s I'xppii e has now in < u Mia»'l iml .it Cobb* Camp, an uninhabited railway siding niMr Gander Lake.
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    MAJOR-GENERAL DOBBIE
    73 12 Leaving For Shor» Holiday In Japan R E ihi' General Officer Commanding md Mr Dobbie will leave Snitupor" u/ til.- R.iwutpmdl on Saturday for hot I holiday in Japan and will return •V the Simif vesxel due <m Wednesd o*l 31 Tliey will bi< accompanied bv he AL)
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    SULTAN OF BRUNEI
    68 12 Ji H. the Sultan of Brunt) arrived In Singapore on Monday. He is the on-in-law of H.H. the Sultan of Selangor and lias come to say farewell to h's father-in-law, who leaves for England by the P. and o. Rajputana on Friday lor reasons of health. His
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    NOTES & COMMENTS The Selangor Succession
    217 12 NOTES COMMENTS The Selangor Succession interest has been aroused by the announcement that H. H. the Pultan of Selangor is to sail foi England this week. Ostensibly the journey Is for reasons of health, but with recent events in the Stat» fresh In mind it is easy to believe that
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    The Eldest Son
    222 12 JIIE question of the succession to the Lhrone in Selangor is one which has profoundly disturbed the Suite. Trouble tegan in 1934. when the Sultan's eldest son. Tungku Musaadin. was called upon to resign his position as Raja Mud;:. The decision was a great gri°f to the
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    Qualifications
    222 12 yyHEN the eldest resign his position it i, !tv tl the Sultan regarded the claims o: second son to be Raja Muda as sound but this view of things did re* mend itself to the Resident of 3 Mr. T. S. Adams. He held that the correct procedure, according
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    Malay Custom
    123 12 JT is obvious that there are Important reasons why neither the first son dot the second should be considerea suitable for the position of Raja Muda and hence heir to the throne, but the matter has been viewed with considerable uneasiress As a general principle the matter of
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    351 12 By "Looker On" FAMOUS doctor declares that one is taller in the morning than at night Perhaps. But personally we're always '■short" at the end of the week. AAA Sea bathing is said to improve our mental faculties. An easy way of getting a brine wave.
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    GENERAL MANAGER OF F.M.S. RAILWAYS STABBED BY CLERK IN HIS OFFICE
    216 13 "CONDITION SERIOUS" MR. D. H. ELIAS RECEIVES DEEP WOUND IN NECK A n,c,„--f the F.M.S. Railways, fflkf £»2 C Mr" official member of the Federal foi.n.ii h 11 h..s office, allegedly by a Btabbeii and pven a temporary .„s^^^™"*
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    Soldiers Sentenced In Singapore
    302 13 n ,ac a aDOre < Wednesday P us smitn (18j and Frank H the Middlesex Re ?i" aded guilty yesterday to highway robbery were L -B. Gibson; District minal Distnc; Court, this Mofi he Regimen! was pre- V s *°nour sa.l d he stole a motor-car
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    HOLLAND'S PRINCESS
    30 13 Encasement To Prince Bernard Reuter. The Hague, Sept. 8. The engagement is announced of I rinccss Juliana, heir to the throne, Pnnce Bernard Zurlippe, of Biesttileld.—Router. PRINCESS JULIANA
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    JAPANESE BEATEN TO DEATH
    465 13 AT PAKHOI Crisis With China Deepens Shanghai, Sept. 8. A MfcSSAGI from Canlon states that the Japanese Consul-Genera! announces that a Japanese national, named Jyur.zo Xakano, aged 53, was killed by a Chinese mob at Pakhoi on Sept. 3. Nakano was a druggist and the only
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    PARLEY IN NORTH SPAIN
    130 13 NO SUCCESS Sebastian Slaughter Inevitable Reuter. Hen daye, Sept, x i' :,r,cvs ".v. a «3?«5 n.u Sgree wi'li fe 'th ,d rS 00d B ul Cflv ..mill k 1 >?,,a Cs neltl in ih,. ri>m urll.n c parpd a "d «notndiar >m wou d be prevented
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    MR. VAN DEN BROEK ARRIVES
    109 13 And Me2ts Governor FLYING TO SUM TO-DAY Singapore, IfrAlMfllj 1LJ van den Brock, the Dutch tin expert and member of the InteinationaJ Tin Committee, arrived in Singapore this morning by Dutch Government naval plane, on his way lo Bangkok at the invitation of the pritish
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    GUEST OF BRITAIN
    26 13 British Official Wireless. •pi;m lj %Mm London. Sept. 8 Croydon to-morrow and will br thi B? from Wireless. ln cluMve_ B ritish official
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    ATTACK ON SOVIET RUSSIA
    140 13 Nazi Congress TALES OF "FAMINE BABIES" Reuter. Nuremberg, Sept. S. S° xpenae h s been spared to make the Nasi Party Congress, which w opening- to-morrow, as impresive as possible. It is estimated that the (.oyernmc nt is spending two million Pounds in transporting, housing and
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    BANKS' HOLDINGS
    36 13 Paris. Senate ot the Vt, s their own holdings. The measure was adopted by a W! .n S&eMS b Wer Hou^nd y w a as Sn not expected to be approved by the Senate
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    MARTIAL LAW IN PORTUGAL
    76 13 NAVY REVOLT Warships Fired On By Forts Reuter. Lisbon. Sept. 8. r MODIFIED martial law has het-n 111 procaimed following ihe mutiny of two warships on which the Lisbon forts opened fire. The warships were lowed into gnaj+W waters and the mutineers arrested. 5 Ca,m but
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    BUILDING INDUSTRY
    59 13 latest Methods On V,W At Olympia British Official Wireless. London. Sent 8 at Olympia. London Ton Sen? 1 •>, us faTValf A" 0 S «b wic y-ais been condurwi national physical and u£ Government exhibit at Olvmoia will 3 Hands" ahV?, «i aU bA-^Tr^. 0 whirtl «ut prancnes
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    Charge Against Flying Instructor KUALA LUMPUR CASE OPENS
    769 14 TAMIL'S DEATH Pneumonia Follows Injuries (From our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. Mr. JVrlbur Newark, Chief Flyinc Instructor of the Kuala Lumpar Flying Club, was to-day ch rg< before Mr, W. J. in the First Magistrates Court. with causing the death of
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    EARTHQUAKE THRILLS ON THE SCREEN
    304 14 Wonderful Realism Of "San Francisco" AT THE CINEMAS MANY fine films have been given to the M public by the house of M -a-M but certainly nothing more thrill ng to its than "San Francisco." It deals with Uie great earthquake and fire ot l£*
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    BETTE DAVIS AT THE PAVILION
    268 14 An Amusing Michael Arlen Story WARNER Brothers have made a yery clever skit on the "richest girl in the world" in "The Golden Arrow, which opened at the Pavilion last night For several years past we have had two "richest girls" in the news and
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    INSURGENT LEADER APOLOGISES
    77 14 Bombing Of American Destroyer Reuter. 0 Washington, Sept. 8. THE United States Consul at Seville reports that General Franco, the rebel leader, has expressed regret for the bombing of the American destroyer Kane by an unidentified plane off the Spanish coast last week. General Franco added that
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    THE LATE MR. K. H. MOHAMED
    91 14 The death took place of Mr. K. Haji Mohamed, sole proprietor of Haji K. Mohamed Hussain and Co., of 42, Market Street. Singapore, after a short illness, on the 2nd inst. at his residence. "Kebun Sri Kembangan," Changi Road. The funeral took place the
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    FRENCH FINANCIAL CRISIS
    228 14 Over-Valuation lack of public SUPPORT Reuter. (J c v London, Sept, THE position of Ihe franc is rapidly growing more precarious, *esterday'a selling prepare ed to-day, forcing the rate to at which the British control made a stand in an effort to stem the downward trend. The
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    STRIKE ON DOLLAR LINER
    143 14 Mails For Ths East Held Up San Francisco, Sept. 8. E IVE hundred passengers °n a w°rld F tour, as well as an accumulation ot r«aii fnr the Far East, are held up nere he DoUar imer President Hoover as ?he result of the sixth of
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    35 14 During the absence from Malaya of Major-General W. G. S Dobbie. C M G D.5.0.. from Sept. 12 to Oct 21 the command of the troops will devolve upon Brigadier A. T. snatcespear. D.S.O M.C.
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY
    345 14 Help Needed For Work In Singapore THE hon. secretary of the Children's Aid Society, Singapore, writes as follows:— In 1»35 the society had a very busy year with cases of children in distress, cither through the lack of food or lack of education, due to the unemployment
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    HOMES OF STARS THREATENED
    67 14 Raging Fire Approaches Explosive Store Reuter. Los Angeles, Sept. 9. SUMMER cottages of hundreds of film stars at Maiibu Beach are threatened by a bush fire which is raging within four miles of the film colony g seaside playground. Despite the efforts of 500 fire fighters
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    BRINGING 'EM BACK ALIVE
    313 14 The Johnson Menagerie Safely Aboard Singapore, Tuesday. ALL the animals belonging to the Martin Johnsons were safely transferred from the Darvel to the Myrmidon at the side of the Myrmidon there wis much delay getting the rghters which held the animals into position for the derricks.
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    NATIVE RUBBER DUTY
    56 14 Government May Impose Increase Reuter. Despite the Government's protestations the Peoples' Council, by 36 votes to 15. rejected a bill proposing an increase m the Neinerlands East Indies' native rubber duty to 10 per cem. Bu* »t is reported, as the Council has only advisory power, the
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    KING IN VIENNA
    159 14 Home From Holiday Cruise i British Official Wireless. London. Sept. 8. HIS Majesty the King, travelling home rom his holiday cruise incognito, reached Vienna by train at 1 p.m. today He was welcomed in the name oi President Miklas and the Austrian Government. The British Minister. Sir
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    SAMBODIANS ORCHESTRA
    64 14 Local radio enthusiasts will be interested to learn that the Sambodians Orchestra will give another broadcast from Station Z.H.I. Singapore from 6.30 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. to-day. The broadcasts by this popular local orchestra have been well received in the past, and there is added interest in to-day's
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    STRONGER HAND IN PALESTINE
    155 14 Arabs' Reaction DIEHARDS URGING REVOLT Reuter. Jerusalem. £>e\jl, fTHE Colonial Office aiUioimcerrKiii foreshadowing a *tioug limiU in Palestine has produced a mixed i ception. The Arab Higher It* called an immediate full nu*et»ln r t ditscuss the situation. Their dflibennion* will l> v:vp' ,el but generally
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    NEWSPAPER COMMENT
    311 14 British Press Supports The Government Loiicioii. sn»i t. The declaration of the Qovei^rn«t. oollcj in PalKtto» is published in 'he lltfWflafiei* *ud mic» comment the stawmcat proved Guardian is accural in «übsHtnce and rt«oaer*U in tone The Government, it >•>/* own* concede the tundamenb*! demanded by the Arabs.
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    TROOPS FOR PALESTINE
    219 14 Movement}? Coroinonee Laurentic from Southampton on Sep tember 14th. The second battalion the East Yorkshire Regiment and the North Staffordshire Regiment v/ill sail on th j same day In the transport Navassa. On the 17th the headquarters of the First Infantry Brigade, the Second Battalion the Cameroons
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    ATTACK ON SAN SEBASTIAN EASY WORK FOR REBELS
    229 15 REDS QUARREL Anarchists Sacking Noted Resort A MESSAGE from Burgos states that insurgent headquarters officially announces the capture of Fort Guadeloupe and the occupation of Fuentarabia. Dissension among the defenders of San Sebastian promises to make easy work for the insurgents, who
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    ADVANCE ON MADRID
    497 15 Insurgent Drive Temporarily Chocked A >evere check to the insurgent five on Madrid from the southwest was mfheted by Government troops the region of Talavera and Delarfina. nearly 80 mil«s from the capital. The insurgents were forced to retire along the twelve-mile front which they occupied the
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    DIPLOMATS HAMPERED
    94 15 f-ovcriuncnt Atdtuclf Checks Humanist Movement Reuter Wireless. lomauc""con/ĕnnjee iv'lm .'"".H»» nxmfcc" the evillJ '■'>■ ss&sjh T-r t; fiss ■w^ St4te Ma <3rW ui present is al r la,cis rie recurring ut 10* £kr Ciiu;si »B the authoiltics danger 5217 112 mCavjr t0 meet the *w!i!L SirPct lumps are
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    ARMS EMBARGO
    71 15 International Committee To Meet British Official Wireless. London, Sept. 8. meeting of the International Comralttee of representatives of twentvfour or more countries, who have iomin! prohibiting the export of arm*--munitions and aircraft to Spain, w;h at noon to-morrow at the Foreign th? Financial Secretary to tiie Treasury, Mr.
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    Farewell To Commodore Mark-Wardlaw
    107 15 Burnett, A^t^C^'^^S^^'' Officer; L.eut.-Comdr. A C Commanding Fleet "A"; Lieut. I. R Sarel, Officer C. E. Greeson. M.D.. Senior Staff Office "1"; Lieut -ComdH 8 L Ew! nffi Engineer; Major CR W. Lamplough. D.5.0.. R.M., mQr B S"- Cci ln of W.rjless Telegraph Station- Mr A
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    16 15 Mr. S. M. Middlebrook, Assistant Director of Education (Chinese) F.MS has been appointed Deputy Immigratinn i"W3K
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    Second Day Of The Singapore Gold Cup Meeting
    451 16 (By "Vigiiant") Singapore, Wednesday. THE weather yesterday did not proi nr. w« Second Day oi 1 mis* «elHoMhe Autumn Bukit Tin.ah a>; J^J™^ v> ill hurry to the course, so that by the time the fourth race is bemg run. the crowd
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    SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY
    845 16 GOOD FIELDS Notes Comments On Handicaps My selections are: To Win: Charley's Aunt. Places: Lucky Star and High Degree. RACE THREE Horses Class 4— Div. Z—5V 2 furs. Relief 2 First Bid J La Revnarde J■ J Con Con Karimba J*JJ Payang Prince Caravel q Blue and
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    THE SCRATCHINGS
    46 16 RACE 1.— Personality 8.10 RACE 2.—Geninderra H.b j RACE 3.—Young Ginger 8.13, roini Blank 8.7 RACE 4.—Lady Keith RACE 6.—Kirkdale 8.0. Queen's Course RACE 7.—Bayswater. Merry Mike RACE B.—Nil All Encashments: «r^Y™. Meny Mike DOUBLE TOTE: Races 6 and 8 BIG SWEEP. Race 8.
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    SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY
    144 16 i (By "Trespasser") (By "Vigilant RACE ONE n j- To Win: Kissing Time To Win: Benedict 10 r j Places: Komolux Places: Vederer 1 iat Kmperor Kublai ancan RACE TWO To Win: Charleys Aunt To Places: Lucky Star Chare> Aunt High Degree RACE THREE To Win: Con
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    G.S.F.A. CUP
    236 16 Medicos Beat Printing Office Singapore, Tuesday. THE Government Printing Office met 1 the Medical Service in a Cup match at the Printing Office ground to-day and were beaten by three goals to nil all the uoals being scored by Malique, who played a great game. The Medicos Kicked
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    HOCKEY
    56 16 The following are invited to play for the Clerical Union against the Civil Aerodrome Rangers hockey on Thursday. Sept. 10, on the Union ground: Lorrie Gammell. Arthur Junsen. Gudit Shush, A. H. David, Koey Hoe, William Gomez. S. Rajoo, F. van der Beck. Mansor Bakri. Teo Chee Tang. Tony
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    HOME FOOTBALL
    60 16 Chelsea Lose Another Match Reuter. London, Sept. THE following soccer matches in the nnd Scottish Leagues were played to-day:— I FIRST DIVISION Grimsby 3; Chelsea 0. THIRD DIVISION I NORTHERN) Southport 2: Carlisle U. 1. SCOTTISH LEAGLE Falkirk d; Queen oi South 2. Partick 5; Queens Pk l.
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    AMERICAN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    94 16 Donald Budge Entsrs Quarter-Finals Reuter. Forest Hills, Sept. 8. PLAY in the American Lawn Tennis Championships was continued to l"if y the Mens Singles. Donald Budge beat Gene Smith, of California, 6-2. 6-3, 3-6, O-J; John McDiaimid. of Princeton beat Piolcssoi Petra. of France, 6—l, have entered
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    SINGAPORE TENNIS
    586 16 Autumn Tourney Results Singapore, Wednesday. TIES played off in the S.Rc Tennis Tourney yesterday r as follows: •A" SINGLES F. Scully—2 beat H. N. Bi —30.3 6—2; 6—o Dr. B. H. Sheares —30 v C A —4, unfinished. B" SINGLES R. Pearse -3 beat X C 15, 7—5:
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    JOHORE BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
    234 16 Tournament To Start On Oct. 3 (From our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Sept. 8. iTa meeting of the Johore Badminton A Association held in the International Library, Johore Bahru, with Shaw in the chair, it was decided that the Johore Badminton be started on Oct. 3 on
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    Further Speed Records For Jenkins
    111 16 U.S. MOTORISTS SUCCESS Reuter. m pt .< rai i' l£ A m otoii>t. who yesterday out to break the land set up by Captain KysUn, ;hf IV leponea to ha\« i tollowing records: 200 Miles at 1«»2 h our. Ml Khos at l«« wl f
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    Som Pong Decides To Quit The Ring RETURNING TO SIAM
    230 17 HIS CAREER Seven Years In Fight Game Singapore. Wednesday. ru.UI la»».s will be *orrv to hear ili.ti s«»m I'oiiff, the colourful SMH»*"** b«xcr, ha* decided to retire (fim lu»vlng. He inadr this known vr irnljv when he called at the
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    MALAYS' TENNIS TOURNEY
    495 17 Entries And Tiss For Championships THE following are the entries and 1 draw for the first AIl-SingaDore Lawn Tennis Championsnip OPEN SINGLES K. Kamis rs. M. isa. A. Nomanbhoy A Pakir Ahmad, Rajie vs. S. A Ahmad Shah vs. Yad' H M M A. Alsagoff, Y. M.
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    320 17 Result Of Ladies' Sept. Bogey J oncuW 1 ft a win for Mrs ni g i n• A dlvis ">n with a score in Wm for Mrs C M McNair in a tie in 1 SCOre 0f 3 U P S3 F o%^ih C dlvlslon between Mrs.
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    SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB
    46 17 Bowls Championship (Singles) For "McKean Cup" Entries will close and play in the Championship commence immediately at>er the finish of the present tournaments. Entrance fee 50 cents per player. Members wishing to enter this tournament are requested to sign lists provided on Bar.
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    GUNNERS WIN S.A.F.A. CUP-TIE
    704 17 Play Not Up To Standard 6-0 WIN OVER CHINESE Singapore, Wednesday. APPARENTLY bearing in mind ?u ha PP e "ed to the Airmen when they met the Terror on Monday, the Gunners took matters very seriously at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday. They had to meet
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    HOME CRICKET
    159 17 Close Of Season Matches Reuter. London,' Sept 8. THE match between the Gentlemen anu 1 Players, which was started at folkeyione on Saturday, was left drawn The Players scored 396 for 7 and declared. The Gentlemen replied with 257, Kimpton contributing 115 The Players scored 172 for 8
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    THE ST. LEGER
    44 17 Reuter. London, Sept. 8. The following alterations to thp riders in the S:. Leger to be run at Doncaster on Sept. 9 are announcedSirett rides Plastercast, Jones rides Fizarro. Pat Beaseley rides Boswell Jubie. Precipitation and St. Ma-nus have been scratched.—Reuter.
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    497 18 WOMEN WORKERS And The Men Who Are Unemployed <To the Editor of the Malaya Tnbune> Sir-With reference to vuur article ye! eTday employment, ot women in clerlcS and other positions. I do not Perhaps thousandTof apuble men unemployed who can Oil the positions occupied by these
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    78 18 The following players will represent the Yoke Eng Old Boy.s Football Team ainst the Middlesex "A" <S) Company at football on Ihe S.C.FA. ground on Sept. 11 (Friday) at 5.15 p.m Long. Hock Kee. Poo Chee Yam, Poo Kai Sew. Tan Kok Trek. Poo Hee Kan?;. Foo Kai
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    THE BROTHERHOOD OF SPORT
    1086 18 JAPANS PLANS FOR THE 1940 OLYMPICS JAPAN'S plans for the next Olympic Games— lo be held in Tokyo in 1940—are already well advanced, writes a sports correspondent in a London paper. In an interview at the Adlon Hotel Berlin, I have just had with Count Michimasa
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    GARRISON SPORTS NEWS
    109 18 Tennis Finals: Inter-Company Football The finals of the Garrison Lawn Tennis Association Tournaments will be held on September 22 and 23. and not as stated in Command Orders No. 97 dated 3-9-30. FOOTBALL The following is the result of the In-ter-Company Football League: P. W. L. D
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    75 18 Singapore, Wednesday. The Bata Shoe Sports Club defeated the Police first team at tne Depot yesterday by three goals to nil. The scorer;; were: Henry Cotta, Keng Hock and George Day. Last Friday the Bata team met the Post Office first team and beat them by three goals
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    JOHORE BILLIARDS
    69 18 'From our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Sept. 9. THE final in the billiards handicap tournament being run by the International Library, Johore Bahru, will be played to-morrow, Sept. 10, at 6.30 p.m. between Chow Song Teng —200 and Lawrence Wee —175. I In the semi-final:;. Chew Song Teng
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    MANX GRAND PRIX
    61 18 British Official Wireless. The Junior and Light-Weight Manx Grand Prix motor cycles race over the famous Tourist Trophy course in the Isle of Man were won to-day respectively by A. Munts on a Velocitie, at an average speed of 73.92 miles an hour, and by D. Parkingson,
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    50 18 The following have been selected to play hockey for the LA. II against the CSC II on the C SC. ground on Friday. Sept. li: Jeans: Salleh. Choor Singh; Purshotam Metha. P. Gupta, G. Sithambaram: P. Thangavelu, J. Namazie, Ponniah. H. Paul. Bardhan. Reserves: Sithambaram, G. Harigovind.
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      1556 19 Malayan Listener* Radio JSP 8.20 p.m. International Talk, by Mr I PROGRAMMES I SffpSS"- »L TRANSMISSION 5 Rat f* of Exchange. (ommentary On The transmissions r™ D 850 pm concert with Miss Dreyer. of T q 9ft 620 -Big Ben. "Daylight Rob- pianist; Miss Royer, violinist- Mrs fct. Leger 9
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    228 20 8.8.C. Calls Upon Juvenile P:rformers The Children's Hour for Transmission 2 on Sept. 12 is to be broadcast from the BBC's Belfast studio and will consist of a play entitled "Giant Finn McCoul and Joe Rabbit Act a Play." These two characters are familiar con'ributors to the
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    TRADE UNIONS AS STORM CENTRE
    627 20 U.S. President Fighi ROOSEVELT LEADS IN LABOUR yOT Washington. TIRADE Unionism is coming one of Ihe doi issues ot the American Pres •lection. Until recently it seemed that j constitutional issue and th n j. tion ot whether or not to c the powers of
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    712 21 Progress In Britain DEMONSTRATIONS AT RADIOLYMPIA (By Air Mail) London, Aug-. 26. fONDON'S television station, the v fines! in the world, is in being. Ust week signals were sent out for t he firsl time from the huge steel fcvhich dominates North
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    473 21 Rare Treat By Empire Artists AN attempt will be made in a feature W hi^ r °S ramme <Do You Remember?"— which listeners to Transmission 5 will hear on Sept. lu-to recapture the atmosphere of the old Chappell Ballad SusL a nif W nV C T
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    322 21 Broadcast To Daventry Listeners DERSONAL reminiscences will be recalled when John Payne and his Jubilee Singers broadcast to Daventry listeners a programme of Negro songs and spirituals tnat are sung on the cotton fields. These artists have picked cotton in past days, and have taken part in the
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    360 21 Grade Fields Will Launch It TRACIE Fields, one of the Empire's v greatest and most popular artists, is to be the "Picture on the Cover" of a new volume of "Empire Magazine." which listeners to Daventry will hear every week from September onwards. The new series,
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    IF NAPOLEON HAD WON
    305 21 An Interesting Talk From (Daventry) I*HE word "if" has started many fine nights of imagnation. Listener to a forthcoming broadcast from Daventry wi:l hear a most interesting and provocative dip into history by Maurice Healy. who will take part In a series of talks suggested by
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    277 21 A Brilliant Australian Artist MOST of the singers and instrument"l alists who come from the Dominion to make a career in the old country are serious artists who eschew humoui entirely or keep it severely under restraint. But it is impossible to listen to Pet°r Dawson in one
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    561 21 Next Wesk's Broadcasts MALAYA WILL BE REPRESENTED has already been announced, the opening ceremony on Sept. 15 of the Empire Exhibition at Johannesburg will be broadcast by the BBC from Daventry. The transmission,' which will be of 25 minutes' duration, will begin with the speech
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    KWANGSI DISPUTE SETTLED
    157 22 Nanking Report NEW POSTS FOR THE LEAPERS Hongkong, Sept. 7. THE Kwangsi dispute has been peacefully settled. A Nanking mandate issued yesterday appoints General Li Tsung Jen Peace Preser vation Commissioner ol" Kwangsi and General Pah Chung Hsi a mem her of the standing committee of the
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    ECONOMIC PACT
    412 22 Discussion With Japan And Manchukuo Shanghai, Sept. 7. General Ho Ying Ching, the Ministe of War. called on General Huang h v tanner representative of the Centra Government in North China, in hospita at Shanghai yesterday. The interview was in connection with the question oi 3!no-Jauanese economic co-operation
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    250 22 Governor-General Entertains Sydney. Au«. 21 TRADESMEN who haa 1 Governor-General's f J£* their wives and families w< of Lord and Lady Gowrie lea party—the first to Admiralty House. To the party, which v gracious gesture of Loi Gowrie, 220 people a lencies were tireless m
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    MALACCA HAWKERS
    208 22 Criticism Of Committer's Report (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Monday COMMENTING on the Hawkert mittee report which discussion at the next Malacca Municipal Coi Malacca Guardian says: The Committee which take evidence from representatives i. communal bodies and officials con era°d should, in our opinion, hay lished such
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    ANTI-NOISE DRIVE
    82 22 -Silent Zone" For In Turkej AnWnrr. I It .w 11 No gramophones, nioi Kinds of loud msiruuoperated here oiler 11 t> l windows of the buikln instrument is played «hut, The object of !i city noiseless tor a' t--' a day. k it It will apply to the
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    33 22 There was great cxc when it was annouocj elephant had been boia there. The "baby" weighed the baby herself, and birth. 3 The mother elephan people are flocking cuthem.
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    YACHTSMEN COMING TO SINGAPORE
    448 23 Round World Trip Vl-.SSKL BEING BUILT IN HONGKONG Hongkong, Sept. 1. 4 n<hi. Mr. T. F. Kilkenny, present staying at the i >• Hotel and supervising the '<• a 75-foot schooner which, with :t Ningpo junk being In Shanghai, will sail almost round the world during
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    185 23 A nd Not (io Home For •Meals And Sleep! Maniia. Philippine Islands. pEjONERS in the provincial gaols of return t Phlllppine IsianQ s may no longer hay! t u their homes, unescorted, to Ew 1 eals a nd to sleep! hterinl i lunn Secretary of
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    PUZZLED HUSBAND'S QUESTION
    361 23 "Can't A Man Have A Woman Frisnd?" London. Aug. 26. "WHY cannot a married man have a woman friend without his wife becoming jealous? c frfilS? SUcn a thin 8 *s Phonic htSSSi l Z° question were asked by a hnsband in a case at Wimbledon. The
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    286 23 The "Envy Of Lovers Of Freedom" Ernakulam, Cochin (Madras). "WHILE political storms and revolu- tions have spread destruction throughout the world, the British people have weathered the storm without departing from democratic methods." This tribute to British political institutions was paid by R. K. Shanmukham Chetty, former
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    155 23 New Service To Start In November British Official Wireless. London, Sept. 6. DADIOLYMPIA closed its doors tonight after one of the most successful exhibitions of recent years. Orders taken since the opening are estimated to reach two million sets, includiin; 400,000 of "all wave" models which
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    83 23 Hair Protected 3y Turbans Monte Caiio. Turbans made of brightly coloured silk are proving very popular wuh women on the 'llvlera this .summer Hair, to which the intense heat of the sun is harmful, has previously created a problem for women. This is no«v solved by
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    PREHISTORIC MAN IN KINTA
    195 23 More Discoveries At Phin Soon Ipoh, Monday. lUITH financial assistance from the Carnegie Trust Mr. H. D. Noon* Field Ethnographer, Perak Government, has recently discovered the relics of Malayan life and customs as observed over four thousand years ago. The important discoveries made during the last
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