Malaya Tribune, 3 September 1938

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales W.!l.- 210. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Salur.-lay, Sept. 3, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1938 FIVE fi^l
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      36 1 YOUR brfakfast ft) »ion> ,:VG iv-'i! WBSm M/ik BSmJM I^^kM Him 2 ftPB 3 jaMMaMHMMaHHUHMaaaMHHMHBM inuiiaiMßWilißi ■■■■imi.iit h■ fflpi/iew baby needs milk from a bottle SOUND TEETH hH| n STRAIGHT BOXES THAT B EVERY BABY'S BIRTHRIGHT.
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      262 1 Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■H^ Some nice building lots in Grove Estate (Goodman Road, Branksome Road, Wilkinson Road) remaining for sale. Area from 12,000 square feet to 17,000 square feet. From 11 cents to 18 cen?s per square foot, according to the site. Mortgage up to 60
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    WIVES DEMAND AN INCOME SHARE-OUT
    232 2 Married Women Have Talks London, Aug. 26. jy|ONEY is at the root of the agitation for a "Wives' Charter/* now- being organised by the Married Women's Association. Although this organisation is in its infancy, it ha-; several provincial ln-anches in formation, and yesterlay a Pimlico
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    UNION JACK BADGES FOR OSTEND
    24 2 Red Crass^aSE.sk?? P d a]so a Mmv tfcf. aid Qualifications havel Mm S "urist, 'his .summer the B<: aial > <*■*
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    DIAGNOSED WRONGLY: COMMITTED SUICIDE
    121 2 San Rafael (California). "CURELY there can be no good v reasons for my going on and maiming honest people just to eke out a living—to me general practice was just a life of mayhem (maiming) and murder." So arote 32-year-old Dr. Joseph Srindt, in a last
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    France's Gifts To The King And Queen
    258 2 THE Kin, I with tht I moriea of a J know pj 1 beautiful pj 1 selves and the Daily :.M 'Britain hn 1 distingui,h (c r I -Your Queen I W!th her eh I deared her I 1 arnostgraci 1 woman. Wha
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    DESIRE TO REGAIN HONGKONG SITE
    139 2 Hongfcaf. FT is authoritatively kmd that the Admiralty is tr\in<;t< regain possession ol Arsenal Street property sold last year t" Government at I price <»i million dollars. Arsenal Street is at rounded off to ease traffic con one of the Colony's busii this section of
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      243 2 STEAMER SAILINGS I [norm I DOES YOUk I LfiAVK APPROACH 1 Please let us offer you I aecommodatipn on the I fa test, most modern ;tnd luxurious, I N.D.L. EXPRESS I I LINERS. gf Passage Amenta: 1.0 MM ANN CO., 1/1 I).. A 124. Robinson Road, I PllOllC 7Mi.*». I
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      341 2 BRITISH INDIA (incorporated m Enaiandj, P. ft S. N. C'O/s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage, B'pore. KAJNL nI 17 000 Rml BURDWAN c -'O7O tet RANPURA 24 OANTON Oct. 21 POrS ,6 50<i Nov. 4 *B A VGA I< j »y»• Js>o N °V. 1« J.iiX,,- 15,000 Dee < ARTHAGE i
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      364 2 I—l INOO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO.. LTD., (Incorporated in England). Wired Service to Japan via Hongkong and to Calcutta via Prnang. Taking cargo on through Hill of LaoS g 0r Ma cao, Swatow, Amoy, Chefo .Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangfcse ports, Formosa, the Philippines, etc FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA. SUISANG Sc pt A
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      102 2 H A M HVnc, AMKRIKA I r\ IE B Deutsch-Australische »ampfschiffs Gesellschaft PAcf^^nr mA c orated in Germany) PASSENGER o CARGO SERVICE BON rHi^vS" ANGHAI NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS t a* olenburg via .»A NEUMARK via Man«? a Hat' iS rma RAMSES via Manila Oct.* J I HmMvn HOMEWARD
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      69 2 J. TRAVEL BY I 0. S. K. LINE SPEED SERVICE SATISFACTION j Express Liners: M.S. "BUENOS AIRES MAPI I m.s. "SANTOS MARU" j mjs. 'RIO DE JANKIKO MAKU. M.s. "LA PLATA MARU m.s. "MONTEVIDEO MARL. Offer the fastest connection fr°* Singapore to: Durban day 3.' Cape Town -V t*io de
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      317 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS H NOTICES I '"mvlted for tm d lender Room I. Date of Clofi'ig. Hp I m. Oct. 6, 1933. I dept. 28. 1938 I on, 28th I j Sept. 1938. I 17. 1938. H Oct. 1. 1938 H Sept. 10, 1938. Secretary I ITvkri ORDINANCE H r OF
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      513 3 PUBLIC NOTICES j IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF A coUectior cf valuable European a d Asiatic Jewellery of various design com" prising:-brilliant, diamond, ruby emerald, pearl and gold bracelets, necklace I 5* kets Pendants, chains. earrings nngs, watches, bangles, buttons, studs I hair pirn, etc., etc. I to be held at
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      687 3 POSITIONS VACANT CKOF.THAND-TYPIST (Maiei Eurasian, v State salary required, also JTjNIOR POST AGE-CLERK Eurasian. Box 372, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. VVANTED—British firm requires Junior Shorthand Typist. Musi be a v>ood yplat and have some know edge of office routine. Good prospects. Auply stating experience'and salary required to P. O. Box 386,
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      338 3 WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILEWithout Calomel And You'll Jump Oot of Bed Foil of Vim and Vigour. Your liver should pour out two pints of liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this bile is not flowing freely. your food doesn't digest. It just decays in the bowels. Gas bloats
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      272 3 Club Diary Of Events \There are numerous lAjhs in Singapore members of which arereaders of the "Malaya Tribune:' This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in fceej uq it up-to-date and complete Happenings of general interest will still be included in the "Diary of Events."
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    Acting Court Inspector
    40 4 Singapore, Friday.—Mr. T. E. Wray, Court Inspector attached to the secona police court, goes on seventeen dayvacation leave as from to-morrow. Daring his absence Inspector L. R. Frynn from Alor Gajah. Malacca, will officiate as Court Inspector.
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    PRODUCE
    190 4 Singapore, Sept 2. R. <Siam> W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $162 R. (Siamt W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $141 R. (Siamt W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $142 Flam Rice "Lowhway" No. 1 $225 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 2 $202 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 3 $190 Siam
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    898 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Sept. 2, 5 p.m. Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers Am pat Tin 4- 414% Asam Kumbang 28 6 30 6 Austrai Malay 43 47 -nx< Ayer Hitam 25 3 26 6 Ayer Weng 0.63 0.67 Bangrin Tin 21 G 22
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    102 4 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore. Friday noon. Xt t v Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (FOB. September I 27 27 Good F. A.Q. ra bales (F. 0.8. September I 26 31G 26 716 No. I.X.RSS. (Spot-loose» I awardable S pcre» 26 J 4
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    Father Suffers When Baby Is Born!
    274 4 Cambridge, Aug. 29 BELIEFS held by nurses that during a, woman's pregnancy the husband frequently suffers the same discomforts as his wife were related to thr British Association in a joint paper read by Miss B. Newman and Mr. L. F. Newman, which was
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    166 4 Arrived from French Indo-China by KNILM plane "PK-AFJ." Monsieur Mr. Gilmcre. Mr and Mrs. Versteegh, Mr. van Lent, Mr van Bovene. Mr. Eager. Mr. Gattegno for N.E.I, by KNILM plane "PK-AFJ." 1 Mr. and Mrs. Versteegh, Mr. van Lent. Mr. van Bovene, Mr Eager Mr Gattegno. Mr.
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    100 4 British Official Wireless London. Sept. 2. Paris 178 5 16 New York 4 85 5 16 Geneva 21.29 Amsterdam 3.92 1 f "\irdrid nominal I Vienna nominal Lisbon 11C 3 16 G qpenhagen 22.40 Stockholm 19.40% Oslo 19.90 Milan 92' Montreal 1.85',« Berlin 12.11% Brussels 28.72" 1 2
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    179 4 LIST OF CI RRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Sept. 2. 5 p.m. Company Dividend Books iKILjK AustraJia Malay 9d. div. Date to date 3d. bonus Sep. 2 Sep. 9 Scd 3 Kramat Tin 3d. No. 24 Aug. 31 Sep. 7 Sen 1 mr Burma Malay 6d. Sep. 22 Sep.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    214 4 6% Maynard Co., Ltd., $30,000 Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 .90 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 inn UY2 nnm 4%% 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. 102 norn Mar. 31, Sept. 30 107 Iln 4/2 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    443 4 LONDON COMMODITIES Previous tv f Oßd oii. tm I RUBBER Easy Fir ay C& I Soe*. Buyers Vs *l Sellers 715 16 I Ist Forward (October) Buyers V/ s 7Ki« 1 Sellers 8 B pi* 1 I 2nd Forward (November) Buyers ***** 1 Sellers 8 ■I 3rd
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      223 4 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, BURGLARY PERSONAL ACCIDENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: WD. CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. F. W HALL, General Manager THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated in England). (SINGAPORE BRANCH: I) Almeida Street. Authorisea and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Paid-up Capital £1,000,000
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      54 4 SAFE DEPOSIT j A specially constructed strong-room. protected j by a heavy entrance J door, contains a large number of private safes each fitted with a deed box. These are obtainable at a rental of $5— pa. upwards according to the size of the safe required. further particulars from P
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      175 4 I Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. I (Incorporated in the Strait.i Settle* 1 4 CAPITAL: JUM mia 00- I Authorised HMIMMJft Issued and Paid Vp I HEAD OFFICE, CIHXA BUILDING, CillLU STREET, SUM**** I TELEPHONES: I Managing Director 3172 Secretary I General Manager 3513 Accountant 1 Telegraphic Address: OVERSEA I LONDON
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    WHAT READERS SAY FLATS
    196 5 I intelligent any subject hr*. i+ath r*. but m 3i,lm> I'"'» u *.f nrilfi associate "Hi! llw views If pistil I.,'tyt r r <huj< i .it TiOHV |l JIS it'Jl'. a I,n tin# h:u?irl in Hi» pJrx* .1 Trrttircrffnavr' I jut L pra.SK ft hmKv il
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    SOCIETY FOR SINGAPORE?
    82 5 Ai'tut' Trfbune» tile medium of 3}« mo Cfl- mv .1. %t Society in I wrjr;ng. written to mo I 'f>nk that with oe list an 1 !:i-'d lo be no mer~ '-xch:it.ee c!ub, of' i v<-rrv pan o '-ive-wire local '••>» the benefit I fiance of tlwlr
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    THE NEW ALHAMBRA
    30 5 •r i f <VT, n fzlo j/a Tribune I film en'liusiast, Nrw AJhambru the rl.iily shows every w urtiuv and Sunday. ♦'tt'MMIS to Johoreans vours etc I'ICTUHEGOER
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    MASSACRE OF JAPANESE INFANTRY AT NINTAO
    546 5 700 CLAIMED AS KILLED nßPrpnrn HANKOW, SEPT. 2. RRE r™™ A HEAVY BOMBARDMENT, JAPANESE <jhiv CHARGED THE CHINESE LINES AT NINTAOvirL THE NANCHIN RAILWAY THROUGHOUT The approaching- Japanese infantry was ambushed and enveloped b t the Cnmese soldiers, who jumped out from their trenches
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    CONGO AIR SERVICE DOUBLED
    161 5 'irussels BELGIUM is to have two air «1 vices :i week between Brussels and her Colony, the Belgian Congo. Instead oi the present weekly departure, the success of which has led to an extension of facilities. New high-speed long-distance aeroplanes are to come into service in
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    SHOT THROUGH HEAD, WALKED 12 MILES
    67 5 Belgrade. ANDKI Eaboselats, a 24-ycar-o?d rra ant from the Slavonian rlH* of Bebrina, walker! 1? mitts to at Brod with a in his held. Dining: a ouai'rel. an acquaintance fired iix revolver shots at him. Only one hit h'm, **nd it pa; ted almost
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    INFANTILE PARALYSIS FROM EARTH WORMS?
    189 5 Stockholm. THE possibility that Infantile; Paralysis (Poliomyelitis Acuta) may be carried and spread b> earth worm* is referred to by Professor Carl Kling- of the Swedish National Bacteriological Laboratory in a report submitted to the Chief Medical Council at Stockholm. The main problems confronting research,
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    SHOOTING ARROWS FOR FITNESS
    77 5 Simla. who wishes to enter ™«U service has to L., andean i? 3 severe as those by Fascist leader* to Lhasa des•Uiy a norsenianship and shooting test taken by 54 young men. Musket firing and arrow shooting on horseback were performed in the morning. A competition
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    WEIGHING IN
    104 5 The London Zoo is keeping fond eyes on its now baby moon lain g< ilia from the Belgian Conge, "Meng." New a year eld, "Meng" was presented to the /00 by the Belgian Government and when he is older will become the mate of "Meina," replacing "Mete," who
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    THE FLYING DUTCHMAN AND THE STOWAWAY
    492 5 In all airports throughout the wcric". D itch aeroplanes (the modern Flying Dutchmen) ere always well rece ved, contrary to their well known namesak :h for centuries sowed terror Ul the 1 seas When, midst the cries ot stormy petrel and the howling or
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      625 5 Id All urn, DIAMOND TUBULAR STEEL furniture I A MO N Q Finished in Chromium or Coloured Enamel. Comfort. Strong. Artistic. Termite proof. Noninflammable. Write for descriptive folder. Maiut/tictured by DIAMOND METAL PRODUCTS CO., LTD. KAMPONC BAHRU ROAD. SINGAPORE. Manufacturers of Steel Close Joint Tubes Tubular Steel Bedsteads. Tubular Steel
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    163 6 Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (X.L.M.), time of deMvery ot boxholders' letters only 4 p.m. and eieral delivery of letters and parcels 1.05 p.m. to-day. Mails expected from Europe etc. (Amsterdam) by Air (X.L.M.), time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 7.30 p.m. to-day and general
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    25 6 The s.s. Patroclus for Hongkong fee. Mails previously announced as closing at 1 p.m. to-day will now close at 7 p.m. on Monday.
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    27 6 The Air Mails (Netherlands) despatched from Singapore on Aug. 23, 25 and 27 v/ere delivered in London on Aug. 29 and 30 and Sept. I.
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    ARCHBISHOP PERFORMS MASS
    105 6 lIIS Excellency Archbishop Leo. P. II Kierkels, CP., Delegate Apostolic of the East Indies who arrived in Singapore this week on his first visit to Malay, performed Mass this morning at tfte Church of the Sacred Heart at Tank Road, and to-morrow His Excellency will say Mass
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    AMBASSADOR'S PEACE APPEAL
    221 6 London. Sept. 2. IN a speech at Aberdeen to-day the United States ambassador. Mr. Joseph Kennedy, referred briefly to the international situation. Some ot the nations of the world, he :.id. were involved in disputes both nternal and external. The rest were watching and doing what little
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    "GERMANS ORIGINALLY SPOKE NON-ARYAN"
    222 6 J<HE Germans and Scandinavians Originally Cll, %> language like Finnish and only rdafc'vely lately l tongue, declared Professor Griffith Taylcr Professo r at Toronto University, speaking at the Briti- h A e0gra ing here. "The word Aryan," he said, "can b: applied only to speech, and
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    BARBER ON CHANDU CHARGE
    220 6 [From Our Own Correspondent] Batu Pahat. Friday. A CHINESE barber, Goh Choon Ling. n was yesterday charged before Unr;ku Ismail bin Abdul Rahman, Bat a Pahat Magistrate, for being in possession of 35 tubes of chandu without a licence ?nd also for using his premises ar,
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    "REGULAR WASTER"
    74 6 [From Oar Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Friday.—"This was a deliberately planned theft, as he had stolen the article and kept it In hiding for 14 days before he attempted to depose of it. He seems to be a regular waster said Mr. A. J. Grattan Bellew the first
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    REPORTERS SELL FLOWERS
    53 6 reporters yesterday "Reporters' Day* «lebr^ and recreation. s?*** thirty m all. sci d t£* r ffapore streets f Relief Fund. m Grouns of th ree Vvfo invaded various Si?!?!?** the sales tJSg*** Straits currency i„ this the reporters day's salary to therT^l In celebrat,on 0 >L Day",
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    TIGRESS ATTACKS FOUR MEN
    199 6 Ji*OUR men on Raub Est had an alarming eqj when a fulJ grown tigress them. Following a desperate strosk managed to ward off the b< was later captured aliv e near 2 on the estate. The animal subsequently tv/o gun shot wounds in which had apparently
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    25 6 The sth KoyaJ Inni.skillmz Dam Guards, who are to lose theii gave farewell mounted display part in competitions at the Horse** Ground. Colchester.
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      258 6 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL J ill TO-XICHT I ORCHESTRAL CONCERT 8.15 P. M. TO 9.15 P. M. I SPECIAL RACE DINNER AND DANCE (FORMAL) "LA I»EKI ET JLAX VAR" THE DELIGHTFUL SPANISH DANCERS. EXTENSION TO I A. M. j BOOK YOUR TABLE. NON-DINERS Sl.oo RIJSTAFFBL SERVED 1 BAHIM m^mT" fj^!! 1
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      41 6 I tSLI M R I A I j MALAY RECORDS I I LOVELIGHT IN THE STARLIGHT." to FROM THE FILM 1 I HER JUNGLE LOVE I J The Film with a Thousand Thrills. I IJOROTHY LAMOER I Distributors: I Cg LIMITED.
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      112 6 [Great World Show I VaUal Cl EXTENSION TO IA. AY I CABARFT ATTRACTION BY MISS BERTH GIBBS, f NOVICES DANCE COMPETITIONS I Waltz —♦Slow Foxtrot Tango, j TO-NIGHT "WALTZ" (Final). I j Winners of previous competitions are I 10-night: Waltz Demonstration By Mr- George Coffid and II Miss Lan Wan
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      173 6 j POSTAL INTELLIGENCE j TO-DAY FOR DATE AND TIME Europe and Great Britain x X.L.M. Sept. 3 2 pjn. lianx K.LM. „32 p.m. x X.L.M. 3 2 pm. Fontianak Tohiti „32 p.m. Burma Shirala „33 p.m. India, East, Nortn, South and West Shirala „33 p.m. Djambi Toba „33 p.m. Laboean
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      289 7 MC-Hrtl services 1 Week-End W CATHEDRAL S Holy Communion. H icharist udren's Service^ M service. Evensong I rd Bishop. M nday, WedI at 8 a.m.; X day and Saturday Wednesday at 6 \L BASE MatlM and SerCHURCH Communion. school. rid Sermon. Evening SerCHURCH ad, X ttong) nday School, and Sermon.
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      1077 7 f Parade. ■SJftiS pm BB Ba CHINESE HALL (North Bridge Road) Chinese Services Sunday 10.30 a.m. Breaking of Bread. ese 6 Address in Ca "tonSpeaker: Mr. Lee Hiap Loong 3 p.m. Sunday School 7.30 p.m. Bible Address Speaker: Mr. Ong Tiang Tye MCn Cantonese G Spel Service in Thursday, po
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      153 7 Thanks! I can't resist a I dv Maur^r^^^^ immeasurably better Softer and cooler, yet more deeply flavoured T ian you've ever known before. "^uMAURIER THE EXCLUSIVE FILTER TIP CIGARETTES MADE IN LONDON Agent: JOHN LITTLE CO. LTD., SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR, PENANG IPOH ISSUED BY THE MANUFACTURERS OF DU MAURIER CIGARETTES,
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      132 7 Are you sure? I can't believe that all this should have started with a tiny cut on the finger! There must be some wav of prevent* ing such awful results Tell me, what ought I to do The smallest cut or scratch is enough for the ijerms fiPl of blood-poisoning
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      146 8 IDNT MISS THIS LAST DAY! YOUR TWO PAVOUfcITES of (lima Nijrht Vienna and M Low Parade," etc. TOGETHER for the FIRST TIME J j| < A IMTOIl :s j Greeted by Enthusiastic crowds at every show! JBbuchananJh ifi ll^j Produced by KENE CLAIR (O! "Ghost Goes West" fame) OPENING TO-MORROW
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      403 8 FOR ECONOMY Own a British Ffcycle by Easy Monthly Payments. I I ENFIELD r roni: i The Eastern Cycle Co., S TWICE ACADEMY AWARD WINNER FOR "GOOD EARTH" AND GREAT ZIEGFELD" HER NEW ROLE IS HER GREATEST jg L r T TO-DAY AT 5 f j 3 .|5 6-15 9-.5
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      331 8 r t.AICICH H TO N^^V^"^^ 2nd SHOW: Bert Wheeler Robert Wcolsey in "im b«i*, Champion Celluloid Clowns In Their Crowni IrtSHOW: Paul Muni Bette Davis in BukoJ. Matinees: To-day »mi r Commencing from Sun. 4th Sept a t. 2pm r, Nightly at 7.45 P.M. The World' V A Moticn Picture
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      271 9 i L Glyco- ,M)|(M ,ONS I !>'" Depression, I Loss of I I:, iigestion, Mm i demists and .Me mv difficulty ■j IPORE. j I in a i: photo VN'IHO. Vorh ifr-idge Road. i KmmJ 9H f^RLBOROUGH Sk TO-DAY 2-45-6 9-30 p.m. I rl „i Pictures First and Finest TAMIL
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      60 9 GULL BAHAR HAIR OIL F It is at once J jF% fragrant and strengthens and strong, i ncrea sing its headache. neuralgia and *3mv,-.y' I catarrh. It is rertified by t minsnt Unani Hakim and English Docton Prepared from gmgiry oil. Try once and you will ask for no other.
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      267 9 ALHAhbftA J COMMENCING TUES. NEXT! k{ X I he most spectacular j WfWr I 1938 MULTIPLANE I iiW TECHNICOLOR X f i Imm production ever produced! fffl WARNER BROS Present j J^* 5 Is WHERE 1 I You FIND IT'j I ■Br 1 OLiviA With I DE HAVILLAND j j
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      169 9 j I Bring Your Party to See I SHIRIJ-Y'S BEST Musical-Comedy.} I YOUR WEEK-END ENTERTAINMENT j WITH j "REBECCA of I SUNNYBROOK FARM" j .DAILY 11 a.m, 3-15-6-15 6- 9-15 p.m.: 1 ,J AT The AIR CONDITIONED j I ALHAM B R A I I F,,R i Sl^*-Vbe*>- 0< v
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    GOOD NEWS FOR THE CHINESE
    476 10 ACCORDING io the latest n<wa received from unimpeachable Urees > Chinese have scored a sltrnai Victul 'y over the Japanese at Juichangr-a victory wh eh Uno •esi.annuitant than che one scored at Taierchwang. It is stated that c U!i,ifcse l *»**ed the attack before Japanese
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    Behind The Atlantic Flights
    132 10 Britain Prepares Unique World Air Qrr EXCLUSIVE TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE THE SECRET IMW V <ne eac of tilis year> Great Si© I^ 1 1 11 will have advanced considerably its plans for the complete encirclement of the globe by regular air services. While the thirteen
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    Atlantic Programme
    314 10 Diner country in the world has announced such an extensive programme of pioneer flights, and the data which Is collected should be an important contribut on not only to the B-itish air line concerned, Imperial Air*aya, but also to Pan American Air■raya, which will operate a service i
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    How It Began
    148 10 'he last S i„ h rgine ne regular mail and freight service on the Empire routes was begun in 1921—Cairo-Bagdad. This pioneer route really created the idea of the greatest air mail scheme in the world—the carriage by air of all first-class mails without surcharge--under which system
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    Passenger Problem
    164 10 pASSENGER traffic demanded farreaching developments In the design of the 'planes and the scope of the ground services. Comfort and space had to be reconciled with commercial speed Day stages on the route had to be adjusted so that passengers would not be n l d undue travel
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    Quick Growth
    233 10 V 00tt thc *«vlee became so popular that 40,000 letters (about half a ton) were air-borne in each direction weekly between Britain and. India. That Is small compared with Imperial Airways' great loads of air Tnn i°" day but H Sh0wed th need and the possibilities for future
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    Accelerations
    48 10 increased. I The saving 0 f time tan t» J from the followii present Imperial Airwav.; side the time taken I vices were established ~~m NOW bJ I Australia H South Africa H Rast Africa H Singapore 51" H Substantia] improvements will conti as night flying organi
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    The Pacific
    150 10 this development has Imperial Airways U I where it carries over 1 IMtlm letters a year, where its p'wfrB more than 30.000 ni But in a sense it is tor/ a paration for the even more cular job of providing Br; I lines which will encircle the vrtB
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    Flying Conditions
    119 10 OPERATIONAL. A il H very difficult problems, the from Auckland to Samoa I miles, ihe next step 1.5:3 mil< I man Reef and another 1,000 nuies I Hawaii. I Incidentally, tl:es< I favour-b;y v. I 2,000 miles from Foynek, Eire, w wood, in Newfounclu! i Weather and radi
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    PRAGUE GOVERNMENT ASKED TO CARRY OUT PROMISES IN THREE MONTHS
    253 11 PRESIDENT BENES IN- i LORD RUNCI- mv> TO DAI THAT HE MET I THE DELEGATES OF THE gIDETEN PARTI AM) THE XEGOTI.ATK NS LASTED pu RE RESUMED mm H u\ MONO \> H a report of eting issued by H
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    Prison Officials To Face Murder Charge
    98 11 i Philadelphia, Sept. 2. v «Ugdting the case of the "roasted" convicts «nntePdent and deputy warden, nine guards and a,, y negligent for the convicts' deaths. V !i the bfc be asked to in--1 homicide or t° the indicnh Attorney's office. 11 how wi
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    CZECHOSLOVAKIA FLOODS
    50 11 Reuter. THE worst floods for fifty years in southern Silesia have caused many million marks damage and numbers of town* and villages are flooded to a deprh of s:x feet. In many places road and rail traffic is moletely at a standsth and many cattle are drowned. —Reuter.
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    27 11 Travel agencles in Vienna have been informed that German citizens and Jews of German nationality must obtain a permit from the military authorities before leaving the country.
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    RIOTING BREAKS OUT IN BURMA AGAIN
    106 11 Reuter. Rangoon, Sept. 2. A detachment of the King's Own n Yorkshire Light Infantry was called out here to-night after an Indian had been shot and wounded m a street. Following a peaceful interval since the recent riots the incident caused panic in Ihe
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    Italians Putting Up Ban On Jews
    57 11 Reuter. Rome, Sept. 1. UNDER a decree announced by the Council of Ministers, foreign Jews are debarred from fixed residence in Italy or Italian possessions. The grant ot. Italian nationality made to foreign Jews since Jan. 1, 1919 has been revoked. These Jews must
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    33 11 Caves believed to date from Saxon times have been discovered as a result of excavations on the site of a new Ice skating rink on the east slope of St Mary'? Hill. Nottingham.
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    Television For 21 Guineas
    74 11 tffcjFH with televiston in Britain is 222 2' the Radio exhibition, uhtch has opened at Olympia oTnZ„ lanv1 anv iißerent ™*k of apparatus are on view nt Vnces much lover than thot radTtZ hitherto a»t™ Jt c eu sels are featuring Aho,T C P ress -b"tton"
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    GUARD FIRES ON GERMAN
    92 11 twit Berlta, SewL 2. 1 »11 CI :Y Geii m agency filedftß Czech f niea on a German customs ohicial near Aschbeig from a v .rad The Gciman was unharmed-- Despite the authorities' care furth.r re™ fZ t r" m d ,n Pointing out the increisp
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    Anglo-Rumanian Agreement
    69 11 pOLLOWING ne g ctiatio n s d 0n wh ?e e h Dt h 2 ave a fe tak ng p:ace in Bucharest a new waf si?n°Pri m?n ayment s agreement was signed m Bucharest on S°pt 2 fhis agreement, which replaces the listing payments and technical agree
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    NEW G.O.C. OF SUDAN
    59 11 «TLTr. London, Sent 2 J-HBj appointment has been approved by L h S ra f W. Flatt to be in h S al the troops Sudan H± n and com mandant oi the ?J3B w? enC c l° rCe from November «2L ,He Wlll be Promoted
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    15 11 Mrs. E. Fullthorpe, of Cranford Road, m ani ITS .T-dS^HS TZg**" tW nei^bouri„ E coun-
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    NEW SHOCKS ON RHINE FRONTIER
    202 11 Reuter. AC TnlZ^fl S FROM K« """ABLE ALL FORTIFICATIONS RECENTI V Rill T SS WHE OK THE RHINE OCCUPIEI) By movJmlnT T SSa c a ys no from r a I 1 a y conse Q»ence have taken pl| ?e in the Phineland as f>
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    AIRCRAFT CONTRACTS FOR CANADA
    82 11 Reuter. London, Sept. 2. ]HE British Government is ready for bifmE COntracts in Canada for bomber aircraft on a lone ~S pu cha c Programme, 2 coraing to an Air Mmistrv anncunccment. nel h l,? V ,YeS the erection of SSL factor,es »n Montreal and Toronto,
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    Chinese Pressing On Chienshan
    160 11 n-uTTDir Shanghai, Sept. 3. ■JHfcRE is a definite heightening of Chinese morale on all front* consequent upon the victory at Juichang. At present a lull is develop on the Hni-Ma and JntWu hnrhwHy*. and also at other points to the west of Joi-cheng. The enemy, who
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    R.A.F. RADIO RESERVE PLAN
    18 11 Reuter. London. Sept 2. appeal for 7,000 wireless ama^urs rave an adequate reserve.- Reuter.
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    MORE STRIKES IN FRANCE
    48 11 Reuter. |*AUWAY and bus tmg&Jfr came cut on strike thi.s mornine as the result of the dismissal of 37 employees on the grounds of economy. F OU rte?n thousand jute workers in the Somme Re P u"r ment 3XO StrUCk this ™rnTn m g™
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    GUERILLAS ACTIVE AT PEIPING
    127 11 Reuter. Peeping, Sept. 2. £JHINESE guerillas kept Japanes i troops busy round Peiping last night. A large body first appeared on the Peiping—Tientsin Railway west of Unfang, where a sharp engagement I lasting several hours ensued. American women and children returning from Peitaiho. a seaside resort
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    PRINCE ARTHUR DYING?
    88 11 London, Sept. 3. AN official bulletin signed by Sir Russell n Wilkinson and Lord Dawson of Perm rtates that Prince Arthur of Oonnaught whos e health has been causing anxiety fcr some weeks, is now losing strength The Duke of Ccnnaught motored irom his country home at
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    King's Cousin In Colonies
    27 11 The Duke of Anccna. second cousin of the King of Italy, has been appointed a Government Director in the Italian Colonial Administrative Service
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    JAPAN "EXPLAINS" AIR ATTACKS
    118 11 Reuter. JN order to clear up thTS&S&Sd. ing, a Foreign Office spokesman made a fatement that Jananes-fSSS oav fu 1 attention to the safety of plane' belonging to third rowers so long as the specified course and o'her advance information reau'red is given. It is claimed
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    CHINA NEWS Special Daily Page
    49 12 CTARTING on Monday, the Malaya Tribune will present a pecial daily page devoted entirely to news from China. Spec';;! reports from the war-front will give the latest information available, and all other aspects of news of interest to Chinese readers will be adequately covered.
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    ATTEMPTED MURDER CHARGE IN K.L.
    164 12 [From Our Oun Reporter] Kuala Lumpur. Friday. PRODUCED in court this morning, before Mr- A. J. Grattan F>ellew, the first magistrate, a Malay named Mat bin Kassim pleaded guilty to a charge of attempted murder by stab bing one Selme Leh binti Kajji Saleh. last
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    "Chintamani" At The Garrick
    52 12 "Chintamani," one of the most entertaining Tamil talkies shown to crowd d audiences in Singapore will again be shown for a few nights at the Garriek Theatre. Geylang Serai, on Sunday. Owing to the length of the picture there will be only one performance heginning at
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    AMBULANCE CALLS
    67 12 THE number of calls attended by the accident ambulance service during the month of August was 288. and oi' these 33 were to cases outside Municipal Limits. The cases are classified as follows:— Motor Car Accidents 53; Motor Lorry Accidents 21; Motor Bus Accidents 1, Trolley Car Accidents
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    Important Street Lighting Plan Started In Singapore Last Night
    623 12 NEW-STYLE LAMPS Olalaya Tribune Staff Reporter) 4 HALF mile stretch of the 151 miles network of roads in Singapore island was lighted in the modern manner last night for the first time, when the experimental section between Katong village and the
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    SEQUEL TO POLICE RAID
    131 12 Singapore, Friday.-A raid by <^ c^ r of the Department of Excise led b3 Mr George Kennedy, on a house at Haig Road in the morning ot Aug. 18, had a sequel in the Third Police Court to-day when two Chinese, Wee Got, Yong and Wong
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    EGYTIAN TALKIE
    24 12 A first-run Egyptian talkie, "All Except That," will have its Malayan premiere at the Kit Cinema, Geylang (opposite Lorong 41» on .Sunday.
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    THEY WILL WED SOON IN SINGAPORE
    48 12 Lt O.C.S. Dobble. son of Major-General W. S. Dobbie, G.0.C.. Malaya, and Miss Florence Di< key, niece of C ommodore Mark Wardlaw, former Commodore Malaya, who are to be married on Sept. 7. Miss Dickey arrived on the Johan De Witt yesterday.
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    Singapore Clerks Want Their Own Town
    177 12 SINGAPORE Government clerks want a "town" of their own, want a building- society to be started so chat they will have houses when they retire. They point out in the annual magazine of the .Junior Civil Service Association. Singapore, that Ipoh has its Gteeitown,
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    MALAY PRINCE TELLS OF HIS LOVE ROMANCE
    485 12 [From Our Own Correspondent] LONDON. AUG. 27 DETERMINED TO CONTINUE HIS ROMANCE WIT* V ENGLISH GIRL, WHICH IS FROWNED UPON P v B SULTAN BROTHER, PRINCE MAHMUD OF THEK* 2 IS TO RISK HIS HIGH POSITION AND FINANCIAL ALLto ANCE. Prince Mahmud, 20
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    FINE ACTING IN A FINE FILM
    210 12 IT is nol often that one has (he opportunity to praise acting where praise is really due, especially so in the cinema, where good acting might sometimes be spoilt by a bad story, or a good story by bad acting. At the Pavilion Theatre,
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    "VICTORIA" DUE
    47 12 "Victoria" is due here at 8 a.m. on Sunday. Sept. 4. from Genoa, Naples, Port Said. Massaua, Bombay and Colombo. She will berth at the SMB. wharf and is expected to sail again at noon .m» the same day for Manila Hong kong and Shanghai,
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    WELL TRAINED
    57 12 To celebrate tlo ml railway race from London loij burgh (Scotland), a publK <»'' a excursion with the «a rnas, '\"a the "Flying Scotsman of J» from King's Cress to Cambridge and back. was hauled by the famous Single-Driver Locomouo which was withdrawn fro*i service in 1910. Photo
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    PROFESSORS IN SINGAPORE
    65 12 AN their way to tud jfl V social conditions sixteen professoi !> I* gapore aboard he iota yesterday. rv f H One of them. Prol told a Tribun. the party con.nn (tonalities, and th ■he International ueograj in Holland last July- s repjfl Twelve hundi »1 ing
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    FESTIVE MOOD
    26 13 M r j I Sch»»nnaßs, manager Tradini Co art- ttlebratmi Ihdr W» Sm a pietare taken yesterJJ 3 aw receptiM tn?en by the (tMfVUiJ'
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    Local Company Celebrates Anniversary
    34 13 ft* i R. I I ■Ti'r. ;ipnv of tflv COITI- I mm m W nday, f;ffld embers of the m: ration o! the H W month's ol fkmH Ear pean
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    SCOUTING PLAN
    17 13 I n i hursdav. r measures to i ol a Head- M D japora Bo>
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    North Malaya's Biggest Army Manoeuvres Start In A Few Days
    328 13 JJORTH MALAYA'S BIGGEST ARMY MANOEUVRES EVER WILL TAKE PLACE ON SEPT. 10 AND 11, WHEN 2,50» SOLDIERS AND VOLUNTEERS WILL INTO ACTION, (I ih raJ Officer Commanding, Major Genera] \V. (J. S. Dobbie, will proceed up-country to direct operations per*
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    ALL-UP MAIL SCHEME FOR HONGKONG
    67 13 Reuter. Lciulon, Sept. 2. THE postmaster General an--1 nounces that all first class mail (letters, letter packets and postcards) for Hongkong will In mture be despatched by air as the norma! means o! transmission will be two services weekly from Britain to Hongkong, the s
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    FAILED TO SUPPLY NAME OF DRIVER
    83 13 I charged for d oiand by the address of a d by his com- the driver I premises when I thai he had nee been dismissed, and so he did not [mow the present address of the driver. Mr Paskoe, continuing, said that ne
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    members of the Singapore Chinese Motor Owners' and »i'"n whose ; remises are at Tan Quee Lan Street, " flowers in aid of the Chines* Relief Fund one day this week and collected over $300.
    33 13 members of the Singapore Chinese Motor Owners' and »i'"n whose remises are at Tan Quee Lan Street, flowers in aid of the Chines* Relief Fund one day this week and collected over $300.
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    DUTCHMAN CHARGED WITH MAKING FALSE ENTRY
    104 13 Singapore, Friday. CL. van der Vliet, the 49-ycar-o!d Dutchman, partner in the Continental Cafe and Bar made another appearance before Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker in the fourth court this morning in answer to a charge of making B false entry in the cash book
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    DEATH SENTENCES SUSPENDED
    57 13 Reuter. Barcelona. Sept. 2. The offer to suspend the execution of death sentences for crimes committed before Sept. 1. provided the Nationalists do likewise, was referred to in a note by the Republican Government to the British Commission for the exchange cf prisoners. The note also proposes
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    Coroner Exonerates Motorist
    277 13 Singapore, Friday. SEE no evidence of criminal rashness on the part of the driver," said Mr. W. G. Porter the Singapore Coroner, at an inquiry today into the death of Chua Ah Bee (68), a Chinese who was knocked down on Aug. 28, by a car driven
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    Politics Cause "Nerves" On Local Market
    217 13 diplomatic manoeuvres in the European situation have again proved too much for the nerves of many holders, and liquidation has taken place during Ihe week, says Lewifl and Peat's rubber report. A calmer attitude -now prevails, hit? at the same time there is a
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    New Chief Of Army In Egypt
    135 13 London, Aug. 31. THE War Office announces that the King has approved the appointment ol Brigadier G. N. Macready as chief of the British Military Mission to the Egyptian Army frcm October 1938. Brigadier Macready. who will be promoted Major-general on the date of
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    MARRIED
    18 13 Mr. Alfred Wernli and Miss Lucie Elise Fontanier, who were married yesterday at the Presbyterian Church, Singapore.
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    WOMEN CONVICTED OF GAMING
    149 13 Singapore, Friday. SIX men and seven out of ten Straitsborn Chinese women of the middle class pleaded guilty this morning in ihe second court before Mr. Conrad Oldham on a gaming charge. Inspector F G. Minns who prosecuted offered no evidence against the *hree women who
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    PUTTING A KICK INTO IT
    27 14 Richie dears in the face of an R.A. attack and our cameraman, always on the alert, gets him in an unorthodox pose.
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    S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    102 14 CI VERAL interesting ties in the S.C.C. Autumn Tennis Tournament were completed on the S.C.C. courts yesterday afternoon. Men's Singles "C" Class N. Clurneck beat Lt. G. R. Elsmie 7—5. 6—o. R. S. Tufnell beat I. Palmer 6—4, 3—6* 6—3. Lt. P. E. Johnston beat A. E.
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    JOHORE TENNIS CHAMPION ENTERS FINAL
    142 14 [From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Friday. YON BIN MIAN, five times Johore 1 Champion. again qualified for the finals of the Johore L.T.A. championship when he beat Yco Oon Keong. the Segamat champion 6—l. 6—4 in the final of the north section. Yon will meet
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    AIRMEN GO DOWN FIGHTING
    145 14 Publishers 1 R.A.F. II .0 ALTHOUGH the Publishers secured a win of a goal to nil in their Second Division league fixture against the second string of the Royal Air Force yesterday afternoon at the ground of the Singapore Harbour Board Junior Services Club in Cantonment
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    S.C.R.C. HOCKEY
    31 14 S.C.R.C. hockey practices will be held on Sept. 5. 7 and 9 on the S C.R.C. Club ground. Members interested are requested to turn up at 5 15 p.m.
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    S.R.C CAUSE SURPRISE IN FIRST DIVISION OF LEAGUE
    442 14 Gun tiers Bea ten By Fair Margin S.R.C 3: Gunners L QTAGING an all-round improvement, the Recs surprisinply beat the Gunners by three goals to one in a mediocre first division soccer fixture of the S.A.F.A. league played at the Anson Road
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    English Cricket Results
    98 14 NICHOLS 159 AND 9 FOR 37 London, Friday. I AM\\MliKi; beat Surrey by eight wickets. Surrey 270 (Fishlock 139) and 133 iWihanson 6 for 5b j. Lanes 184 (Watts 5 for 43) and 241 for 2 (Paynter IU4, Wasnbrook 107 not outj. Yorkshire beat Sussex by four
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    WIN FOR FORT
    60 14 CORT Canning beat 'A' Co Loyals by the odd goal in seven in a friendly Pnrt er^ atCh played yesterday at the n g^ G Was evenly contested hnmiV y nc 2f hed a hat-trick for the goa? eSt por' fhp eV nS Gtting the head »T3
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    Card Of Events For To-day
    828 14 FOLLOWING is the full card of events, for U Timah in the third day of the Autumn meet in! V rarj n? m Club. Scratching at noon yesterdav were as f«if thp Sin?,.. Hi Ki-sinff Cup; lady Piper; Vandal (all runs) R J f »th£S*
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    WHITE SAILS AFLYING...
    104 15 STORE BOAT RACE THRILLS of the Maros OS] won her the i rtihv for the ships' life- p u Royal Singapore it'ternocn. arht OW j one. Matn end of the •nark she I proved dist thf two boats the Maros and immediately, vorth until the this juncture
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    Selections By "Argus"
    53 15 I HUNTING a'p selections for tt< moon racing at Bukit U l PAT BI RKF he entnr> V I PffDfCf reboui: Roabei Oiir-n ■B in iSANA v iiver Lire ■I i SHE i'OC LMEH Impire Flower r.'\ IFLEASf I Ha hter l*a mm ivjdow f C»id?An\. pill
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    S.C.R.C. Cricket
    30 15 I the S.C.R.C. team Sept. 4. against P-Di on the Innis- Tanelin Barracks:— Kee Tian, Tan ■Swans, Ong Kirn Wong, Rober Tan. Boon Yew and 4 B D
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    CHINESE SCORE BIG WIN IN SECOND DIVISION
    308 15 S.C.F.A. II 3; Loyals II 0. gIVING an excellent all round display, the S.C.F.A. II beat the Loyals II by three goals to nil in their Second Division fixture on the S.R.C. ground yesterday afternoon. The Chinese made use of all the opportunities
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    Bukit Timah Golf Results
    117 15 THE following la the result of the semi-final of the Duffer's Cup competition at the Singapore Golf Club:— F. Knight beat J. A. Young 3 2 A. J. Wilton beat V. G. Stokes 5 3 Clifford Cup: The following is the result of the first round
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT
    56 15 The following members have accepted to play for Public Services and Law against Merchants at cricket on Sunday, Sept. 4at 11 a.m. at S.C.C.:—P. Bartram. A. Campbell, W. W. Dean, M. Garden, Dr. H. O. Hopkins (CaptJ, J. W. Jackson. J. E. Jeans. G. C. Meredith, J. B.
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    Parson Slew Lover Of Sixteen: 'Only Human'
    195 16 New York, Aug. 26. JN grave danger of being lynched by the congregation who once adored him, a fifty-four-year-old Mandan (North Dakota) clergyman was at midnight condemned to life imprisonment for murdering his six-teen-year-old housemaid sweetheart. The Court was called secretly and sv.
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    "Build Tunnels 50 Feet Under London"
    314 16 Build Tunnels 50 Feet Under London" A. R. P. EXPERTS' PLAN London, Aug". 26. JjjTE EL-LINED bombproof tunnels —fitted with electric light and water (h. and c.) —should be built 50 feet under the surface of London to protect civilians in air raids, the Home Office have been told. The
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    HOLLANDERS TOAST COMPANY
    19 16 Photograph taken st a reception in Singapore mlpJ. ul I Trading Co., celebrated SarfrjrtK R «««J
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    "Come Forward" Appeal To Wife
    372 16 JVI R PK8CY FILLIPS, trustee who seeks to Tanfields secret hoard, has flown back to London after failinV find the sentenced financier s beautiful American wife. She fled from her villa a few In j before his arrival—b v ft J tracked to a famous
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    Kodak's Celebrate Jubilee
    202 16 FIFTY years ago to-morrow, G-orge 1 Eastman invented his Kodak. To-morrow all branches of the firm will be cc, orating the jubilee of Kodaks. Here are significant dates in the history of Kodak: 1888. first amateur snapshot Kodai; 1889. first celluloid rcll film. 1891. first daylight-loading roll
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      298 16 LUXURY ALOFT It is the luxury which surprises so many passengers in the four-engined Imperial flying-boats. They find themselves taking meals *n the comfortable soundproof saloons, enjoying the passing scenery from the promenade deck, smoking or having their afternoon nap, with a steward aJways at their service. Nights are spent
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    160 17 ALTHOUGH to the average mat; in J the street the name of Chelsea suggests pensioners, china, or buns, even people who have never visited London usually know that this pleasant Thames-side district is also tamous for the number of artists and writers who live there. During
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    122 17 A RECORDED sound picture of the Kington Ewe pair—an important anunual event in the farming life of tc Welsh border country —will be broadcast from DavenlrV during the first week in September. Kington is one of the. many picturesauc little country towns that put Herefordshire among the most
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      870 17 iTflJE AIR TO-DAY rerun j) pm DJB 15 -20 Mcs (19 7 m.) fj, e n And Where To Listen In SSS? 8 20 News and economic review in 1 German. t axthaxt 8 35 <Maidens punch and sprln" [SINGAPORE s( LONDON NIROM T^^T^ wm^ et1 ZL .-mcs.) TRANSMISSIONS 2
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    MOVE TO BOYCOTT A KING
    226 18 London, Aug. 26. jyjEMRERS of Parliament and Councillors for the Liege region of Belgium, who three months ago invited King Leopold fo pay a visit to Wegiment, near Liege, in order to open a Rest Home, announced that they wouM boycott the King's visit. Their
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    PHONING SHIPS IN PORT
    141 18 London, Aug. 19. A "SHIPS-IN-FORT telephone service" I °*s been hitroduced experimentally in the Scuth-West India Dock London, by the Post Office in ec-operation with the Pore of London Authority. Eight berths have been equipped When a ship is berthed, a dock official, upon request hands
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    BEAR STONES PEASANTS
    82 18 Belgrade. SIX peasants of Kiyevo, near Sarajevo, were put to flight by a bear which pelted them with stones. They returned to the village for reinforcements and then made another attempt to drive away the bear, which had killed 10 of their cows in three days. As
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    CANADA RECEIVES GERMAN REFUGEES
    140 18 Montreal. A P **"7 f'~ Je 'efu-eos bound for new homes i„ An* trrta and New Zealand have arrived in Montreal on their war to the V\ est oast I All they would ray about conditions in Germany was that they were "terrible." The party consists
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    Ship's Cook, Bogus Nava Officer, Confesses He Was Bigamist
    303 18 mander m j we »as a I Mic kj I masqueraded a s rH M I officer. prop(>M d m Iheir noney. o, The f ma!: w alt«i I 34, writer. 0 f no fixed addrV-' on remand on charges m
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      10 18 Asthma Germs Killed in 3 Minutes BEECHAMS FILLS LIVERISHNESS ss
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    Ticket Collector Describes The Disaster
    222 19 lur, Aug. 26. d class station in two hillocks, m enquiries into the are beiog resque a]] mund te tents pitched i for lit use of 1,, itial Hagisterial inquiry :ht Madras GovenajnMti 1,-iu the Press uhiW' joint de- tal enquiry by the Senior Emm**!
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    DRIVER OF ILL-FATED TRAIN WARNED BEFORE ACCIDENT?
    265 19 (United Press). M»» the enquiry. which J I» ~«M f rrr w Att! t0 downpour on Saturday evening unusual in this nsurt evening quite tag the entire *k*. the year fl°°d- "< /w" -m at sh ee P a "d cathi certain piaces
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    33 DEAD IN TRAIN DISASTER
    78 19 United Press. JHE Transport superintendent, South Indian Railway wires on August 26 from Inehinopolv Junction, as 1 ollovvs: In format ion received up to 10 a.m. to-day regarding the railway accident on August 21 shows that 21 were killed at the site of the accident
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    SCENE IN CENTRAL ASSEMBLY
    151 19 (United Press). A Simla, Aug 23. scene was created in the Central Assembly this morninrr when the 2S?fi Mas in P roces 9i division -5*2» ame dme nt of Mr. S. Satva- motion for circulating the Anti-Kecrmtniem Activities Bill till Sept. 30. 1939. 1 Pandit Krishna
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    BURMA CABINET NARROWLY WES DEFEAT
    178 19 (United Press). RsiMffomi. Aug. 26. 'I of Minister* was ft r 7^ taUw 66 n s e '"■•••""•"•mi alsn voted 01 '""inters. a "'«»n m v "th l a »k lhf A fi; able thai ?i ,ef)Ju,e tl the tovf b Cn led tc Proscribed
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    TOLL OF BURMA RIOTS
    128 19 (United Press). Rangoon, Aug. 26. |N the House of Representatives to-day at question time the Parliamentary oh lv t¥ t0 the Home Minister informed the House that according to informSS n a vailable 149 persons- were killed riots woun ded during the Burma No information was
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    Can't Twist The Statute, Says Bombay Speaker
    228 19 (United Press). Poona, Aug. 22. £K)MPETENCY Of the Provincial Legislature to frame a rule allowing a member of the Legislature to speak in a regional language although sufficiently acquainted with English as stipulated in section 85 of the Government of India Act, was
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    Hospital Overflows With The Injured
    265 19 (United Press) Madura, Aug. 25. JHE Madura Government hospital where the seriously injured victims of the Ayyulur train disaster are undergoing treatment presents a heartrending spectacle. There are no beds vacant and even the pathways and verandahs are overrun by patients. Those already under treatment
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    ISLAMIC CONFERENCE
    202 19 A T a meeting of (he Working nS Jainait-Llma-1-Hind held m New Delhi recently. KmZZ to send Mufti Kifayalullah and Maulan- Abdul Jialim Suliq. as representatives of the Jamail te the World Islamic t onf erence. The meeting appointed a sub-corn S to and report on the I
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    Turkish Military Officer Arrested In Frontier District
    210 19 (United Press) Abbottabad. Aug. 2.3. JHK Deputy Commissioner of Hazara arrested Haji Mohammed Zakaiya Bey Effendi, a reti ed Turkish Military Officer, who had been touring the Hazara District. For some time past, the Haji Sahet had been delivering speeches in Hindustani about
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