Malaya Tribune, 5 September 1938

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  • Title Section
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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXVII. .No 211. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Sept. 5, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1938 121 c
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      134 1 ews TH YOUR j!*AKFAST BRINGING COOLING FRESHNESS TO SICKROOM AND BATH ICED EAU DE COLOGNE ls '^l^^ vIkI I wljt \\M REFRESHING and EXHIL U~ \\m ARATING and confers upon H V its users tna t subtle sugges- v i\f H tion of outward loveliness >-f H i-> f Wi
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      236 1 DIAMOND AT FACTORY PRICES ted br (•moo. M«ker» rim qa.iity S> f*om il J3fc M mhkm lewiul) wxtuwd, a* M V3J !■■>« «M •daru.j Al jL*»4 rtatet pan* Tteaaa CyrUa an hRFA '■<l»lM> am. thaa KamiM W //ML W\ ar. «14 Wnm IwfL MA \l> w«rt*» r«un wv. j j
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      41 1 Read The j SUNDAYj TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya RELIABLE GERMAN VIOLIN OUTFIT. J Consists of 1 Stradivarius Model Violin, 1 Case and 1 Bow. All complete for $8.50 only. SEASON CO., LIMITED, I (MUSICAL INSTRUMENT DEALERS), I 115. North Bridge Road.
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  • Article
    "PARADISE ISLE" LOVERS IN EACH OTHER'S ARMS
    497 2 Champagne Party While Awaiting End nrpr (1> London, Aug 9 9 S™* spent by a young: wife of striking beauty ami her married Don Juan" lover in Tresc<K-'Taradi<e Island" of the' seiUhs formed thej;n;hi<k to stark owneaRealising (hat they must once again face
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    NEW EMPIRE ROUTE FOR LAND 'PLANES
    276 2 I V3St of of th- pmtVi... f 10 serve even- nap served by air m whlch ar<? be riromes than b "S* B 3aild niWrt if EneJa-nd WiU a first rrdl at Part makto »S Marseilles and V Via Lyons tn and then «1
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    WATER WAGONNER DRUNK
    50 2 Norfolk. H A MAS uas fined IX Mbfl 1 (£30) here for driving IT** drunk. The man. however. ua> liter- ally on tin "water raff**" H He was driving a Ion> with a water tank on it when hr had a collision that led to his arrest.
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      381 2 STEAMER SAILINGS §NORDDEUTS6HER (Incorporated in (if rinany). Tne undernoted are the company's Intended nxhires;— OUTWARD, fur MANILA, HONGKONG, .SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Singapore 1938 in a ELBE 1 omit Dairen Sept 15 "Potsdam" omita North China sept 2'j a ';ODER w omita Manila Oct! 8 "COBURG" Oct IS
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      305 2 BRITISH INDIA (incorporated lp England), P. ft 0. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS, Due. To; nago, y'pore. Sam l7 coSS 15>5u(j Nov 4 CHITRAL i' .r. V Z' CARTHAGE s'Sf J J "TANA 17,000 Dec, W 'HOMEWARDS. Leaves Tonnage, .Spsie. BHTJT4V ,5 000 9 1 6 IUU Se P l
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      310 2 m INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD., 'Incorporated in England). mrcct Service to Japan via Hon ff kon ff and to Calcutta via Penan*. iakmg cargo on through Bill of Laanig for Canton, Macao, Swatow. Amoy Chefo, Tientsin, Newchwang, Yanct.se ports Formosa, the Philippines-, etc FOR PENANG AM) CALCUTTA. SULSANG
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      107 2 HAMRI'RG-AAfEKIKA LiNIE Heotsch-Australische DampischilTs GeseUsclMft PASS7^pV^^ raled in Germany) P^«« Q SERVIJ* BONGKONG SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN *USJs t OLENBURG via f^^J M. NEUMARK via Man a Stent 18 1 m.s. RAMSES via Manila Oct r HftlMlun HOMEWARD Ct 6 HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND CREMEN t m.s. LEVERKUSEN vi"" 6
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  • Obituary
    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    67 3 Messrs. Lim Peck Yam, Lim Teck Hoo and families wish to thank all relatives, friends, members of Tong Soon Kok Association, Staff of Singapore Haroour Board. Section 8, for attending right visits and funeral of their beloved mother, Mrs. Lim Kok Wah nee Wong Mui Cheng, died
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    PAPAL DELEGATE VISITS MALAYA
    490 3 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY. A SIMPLE BUT MOST IMPRESSIVE RECEPTION WAS ACCORDED YESTERDAY TO THE REPRESENTATIVE OF HIS HOLINESS THE POPE TO MALAYA WHO IS HERE FOR THE FIRST TIME AFTER AN ABSENCE OF ABOUT 29 YEARS. The whole of the Catholic community in Singapore and Johore including
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    A WEIGHTY PROBLEM
    33 3 Belgrade. HASSIB RAMASH. oi Grachanitsa. Serbia, lo?ds 45 tons of railway sleepers a day into trains passing his station. He has been known to shoulder a load of 875 lbs.
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    Gives Away Fortune, Lives Poor
    181 3 London, Aug". 26. p REV-HAIRED and kindly Dr. I Nathaniel Coulson, a Lostwithiel Cornwall bey who made a fortune as a dentist in the United States, is living- in a San Francisco home for aged people on a dollar a week. At 84 he has
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    Dutch Community Celebrate Queen's Jubilee
    734 3 S ngaaore, Sanday. fHE 10th umhrersao of the accession off Qaeen Wilheimma of Holland w;«s celebrated on Saturday In a lavish fashion. Nearly *H of Siagaporp's Dutch community turned up in the best of festive spirits at the Adelphi Hotel, to Iv -in celebrations, which
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      1195 3 H^eH//4e/«L/l^. vO'fICES F^' X mi ft Municipality for m Sice- For lei Room Lm y ,r Date of Cloiiug. Oct I*3* fcfftiui iHa Stctl i a for •> Special s Qf pt 28 1938 .SLo lttd n fO L noon 28th ~Sept. 1938. oct. 17. 1938. Oct. I. 1938 r
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      166 3 MISCELLANEOUS A handsomely illustrated catalogue issued by Zeiss Ikon, the world-famous camera manufacturers, will be sent post free upon request to G P.O. Box 92 Sirgapore. ADMISSION closes 1st Sept? APRIL, 1939, L.C.C. COURSES in Bookkeeping, typewriting and shorthand (Rajah and Pitman). You Can Be Your Own Beauty Specialist by
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    138 4 Report By Fraser And Co. Singapore, Sept. 5. VIINING. Tin New York 43 cents un1"! changed. Last week was a very quiet one and business was difficult to negotiate. Wall Street closed firm on Saturday, but there will be no furthd news irom that city until Wednesday
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    TIN
    16 4 Singapore, Sept. 5. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— W-j, (unchanged).
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    RUBBER
    16 4 I lie puce ol rubber al noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyew 26%, Sellers 27%.
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    944 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Sept. 3, 1 p.m. Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin 41- 4'4V 2 Asam Kumbang 28 6 30 6 Austral Malay 43 47 -xd Ayer Hitam 25 3 26 6 Ayer Weng U. 63 0.67 Bangrln Tin 21 6
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    EXCHANGES
    196 4 The following are the exchange .stock i this morning acccrdiivi to the daily cir- cular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. I SELLING Singapore. Sept. 5. London IT. 23 7 London demand 2 3 7 Lyons demand 20CP Switzerland demand 24' i Hamburg demand *****, New
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    365 4 Singapore, Sept. 5. J MINING Buyer.; Sellers Am pa Is 4,- 4 6 Aver Hitams 25 3 26 6 Bangrins 21 9 22 9 Batu Selangors 1.33 1.38 Chenderiangs 15,- 16 Hitams 0.36 0.40 Hongkong Tin 22 6 23 9 Hcng Fails 0 84 0.88
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    161 4 LIST OF CIRRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Sept. 3, 1 p.m. Company Dividend Books TotaI for TIN: close Date Ex Div ""Tear Austrajia Malay 9d dlv Payable Date to date Kramat Tin 3d No°"s4 S I ep 9 Sep. 3 Burma Malay K 21 Sep. 7 Sep. 1 10%
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    159 4 6% Maynard Co., Ltd., $30 000 Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 .90 100 nom t SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int «4% to V"-- 100 102 nom Mar. 31, Sept. 30... 1n 7 im 4'/ 2 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000' int 110 nom Mar. 31, Sept.
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    261 4 LONDON COMMODmE S RUBBER Pilous Buyers 1 I Ist Forward October, 2nd Forward (November) Buyers' 81 3rd' Forward (JaniMar.) Bayers* 3 lie Sellers 8' PALM OIL (Malaya) Pr £g* Se P l ct shipment ZIFuE? COPRA (Straits, F.M.S.) H Sept. Shipment M#l I SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) Sept
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      229 4 THE EASTERN UNITED £22EJ4?£5 corporation, limited. JIRE, MARINE, MOTOR V EHICLE, BURGLARY PERSONAL ACCIDENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: WD. CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. F. W HALL, General Manager j ~THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. I (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, I) Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital
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      11 4 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD (Incorporated in "New "Zealand.) MARINE INSURANCE
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      133 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd I (Incorporated in the St roil* Sett Authorised $40,000,000.00. IS ancI Paid Up WW*** I I,EAD OFFICE VmX* BUILDING, (JULIA SIMM SW^H I mm TELEPHONED I Managing Director o 170 General Manager Secretary I e Xf. 3513 Accountant I Telegraphic Address: OVERS! LONDON BANKERS: I Midland
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    SHOPGIRLS RUN STORE WHILE CHIEFS ARE ON HOLIDAY
    391 5 I Messenger, Aged 15, Serves 200 People In A Day They're Having The Time Of Their Lives London, Aug. li 6. managing director, general manager and the fifteen departaiental heads of n Wimbledon store He sunbathing on British and Continental beaches, Che
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    INDIAN OCEAN FLIGHTS NEXT
    68 5 London Aug. 26. to con- their thoughts M. jobs th< North and I tics,th< Pa rinc, the Arc- I nOW x mileage j* Seychelles 840 995 1 I 1460 1 200 ance is Garcia to miv >' ithoni stops, mJfes, a f »3« lh< Atlantic »'«hin
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    Chinese Societies Warned
    286 5 BECAUSE certain Chinese societies in Singapore had, on many recent occasions, been engaged in alleged unlawful activities and to prevent the repetition of such activities, the Registrar of Societies invited eighteen Chinese societies to attend a meeting on Saturday morning. It was explained to the representatives of
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    Theated Employers Of Six Cents, Fined $40
    160 5 I Uh M I Singapore, Saturday, pore Tr a r tr <>Heybus conductor employee! by the "Ss with k" ,mpanv was charged yesterday before Mr. Seating his employers of six cents. v HO, hi de 11. is imprison--s^'v il: Hd'v.h'n.f troll ey-bus insRjV
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    GOOD LUCK KILLED HIM
    46 5 Calcutta. (»ood luck has killed a man at Nagam, in Kashmir. When a messenger brought news from the telegraph office that he had won £1,125 in a lottery the man went into hysterics. He died before he could receive the prize money.
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    WEDDING AT MALACCA
    193 5 IFrojn Our Own Correspondent] C Malacca, Saturday. HRIST Church, Malacca, was the scene of a pretty wedding to-day. when Mr. Samuel Donald Taylor, son of (he late Mr. W. Taylor and Mrs. Tayloi Ol Southport. Lancashire, was married to Miss Winifred Marker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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    JAPANESE LEAVING TIENTSIN
    112 5 Reuter. Peking. Sept. 4. THE mystery concerning Japanese eva- cuation from Tientsin concessions deepens and General Terauchi's headquarters here this afternoon, after persistent requests for a statement said officially that Terauchi had issued no order for Japanese evacuation of the concessions, nor had he made any statement
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    SKIPPERS' LAWSUIT SETTLED
    75 5 Reuter. Tokio. Sept. 4. ACCORDING to a Japanese report from Yokohama, an out of court compromise whereby the Ben Line paid half a million yen has ended a year-old litigation, arising out of a collision between the Ben Mchr and the Japanese steamer Seiun Maru, cf 4.782
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    FRANCO CAPTURES FOREIGNERS
    61 5 Reuter. Hendaye. Sept. 1. C7NCE the c.vil war began in Spain the "5 Nationalists have captured 3.131 officers, whom only 941 are Spanish, and 210.113 men, cf whom 47.565 are foreigners, announces the Statistics Bureau at Burgos. It is added that 56 per cent, of the foreigners
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    FIVE KILLED IN FLOODS
    38 5 Reuter. Denver (Colorado. Sept. 4.—At least five are dead and 12 missing as the result of floods after a cloudburst jn the Rocky Mountains. Scores of buildings were destroyed in two Colorado resorts. Reuter.
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    FELL 25 FEET
    46 5 Singapore, Monday While engaged at vara In a house at Bras Baaab Road near North Bridge Road, yesterday afternoon a 60-year-old Chinese was said to have failen from a height of about 25 feet. He was removed to the hospital by the ambulance.
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      213 5 V j a? »i NERVES! Are you a rerve sufferer? A victim cf needless fears? Do ycu feel you want to cry on scream for no apparent cause? Are you depressed, lacking in hope for the future, distrustful of yourself, disinclined to m?f' new acquaintances, to make new frier.ds? If
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      495 5 W&kwmJS&ji Vffit Premier Drunus are used and recommendm B ed by the Famous Broadcasting Artiste aUd Leader of Mal aya's most up-to-date MsJaV Orchestra, STANDARD OUTFITS'. CONSOLE OUTFITS. fLS.B. Outfit $87.5 C Gigster Console Outfit $186 50 Olympic 10 Outfit 110.0 C New Mayfair Outfit 235 00 Olympic 15 Outfit
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      137 5 KWK OF i 111 W (Incorporated in China cy Special Charter). 12 Cecil Street. Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office 6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 5188-9. Cable Address: CHUNGKUO Paid Up Capital Ch. 40.000.000 00 Reserve Funds in excess Ch. 4.800.000 90 Total Assets approximately Ch. $1,800,000,000.00
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    Priest Takes Briton To Confess He Killed Sweetheart
    297 6 New York, Aug. 26. THIRTY-THREE- YEAR-OLD Englishman who gave his name as John Bellinger knocked up a Roman Catholic priest early to-day and said: "I've something to tell the police. Will you come with me?" The priest, Father Joseph Sheehan, and Bellinger,
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    172 6 Mails expected from Europe (Amsterdam), by Air (X.L.M.), time of delivery oi boxholders' letters only 7.30 p m today and general delivery of letters 825 a.m. to-morrow. L expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (K.N.1.L.M.), time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 130 p.m. and general delivery of
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    30 6 cJv> MaiT for Ceylon Parcels c'osw a^ a l P reVloUsy announced as ciofe at 10% fn, P '?n tO day will now nu.se at 10.30 a.m. to-morrow.
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    13 6 Th* Air Mail (Imperial) desmtcheH U London on Sept. 2. a
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    SECRETS CASE REMAND
    478 6 London, Aug. 26. officer of the Cheshire Regiment and a private were in court at Hoole, near Chester, when a man whose name was given as Archibald Norman Lonirworth. but whose a and address were not disclosed, was remanded in ri is tody for ei-ht days. The
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    What's On To-day
    213 6 SPOUTS FOOLLBALL: S.A.F.A. Div. II. Indian Association v. H.M.S. Terror, S H B. Div. II. Loyals v. Pulau Brani Gillman Barracks, Div. II. skins v. Chinese. Stadium; Div. Ill Municipal Services v. S.C.C. TENNIS: S.C.C. Autumn Tennis Tournament, S.C.C. BOXING: Novices Boxing Competition. Gillman Barracks. AMUSEMENTS NEW
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    MARKET LIST
    472 6 The Current Singapore Prices Singapore Sept. 2. Articles Prices MEAT Beef steak (kati) 36 Beef stew or curry (katiJ 30 Fillet steak (lb.) 55 Mutton, Australian (lb.) 2a Mutton. Indian (lb.) Mutton, Malacca (lb.) 11 Pork, Lean (kati) 44 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality I (kati) 34
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    Club Diary Of Events
    65 6 1 reader, 0) I Happening f < 1 "Diary 01 functions engagement ,)u d recorded I BROADU n "mcskS? music practice u 4IK IM I rja clubhouse, 2 Nn twa-lob-k 1: RANG HA PHFNi general shl *<>K a Jalan Be MERRILADS VHjSMCi, TION: Ai MS M
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    Boy Scouts untitled Have Own Headquarter Building
    130 6 (Malaya Tribune Staff KaJ |F netr >ti: Singapore B< Sen a a will have i ne cf th in the city a First organi Scouts have official headquartei Dm [na] r o nost for over 28 v< ai v- j! C. Sands. M.8.E..
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      135 6 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL J TP-SIGHT I COCKTAIL DANCE FROM 6.30 P.M. TO 8. 30 P. M. DINNER AND DANCE (INFORMAL) FROM 9.30 P. M. TO MIDNIGHT. "LA PERI I«T VAR" THE DELIGHTFUL SPANISH DANCERS. il ADMISSION NON-DINERS $1.00. tmmm Saturday, ioth: special race dinner' an?)'ball.' I BOOK YOUR TABLE NOW.
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      284 6 TPOSTAL IIVTELLIGEiWEi TO-DAY FOR PKR VATF, AND TIME ii-inow Hai Sept. 5 noon Rengat and Tembilahan pi evo 5 1 pm. US.A. (Parcels only) Prometheus 5 1.3f. p.m. FVntianak ppngkor 5 2 p.m. Sona a^ generally Patroclus B 7 p.n. ?i? S£ g fH «r o Patroclus 5 7 p.m.
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      237 6 SINGAPORE VOL! NTEBfl The following I aril is up to and I TO-DAY. SEPT S I o.l5 p.m. Headq lartei I 3" A.A. Gun Drill. I 5.30 p.m. Headqu; i tei i Bridging. J 5.15 p.m. Headquarti 1 IV) «Malay St c. 1 M 5.15 p.m. Miniatun R: I C.R.E.
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    MEDICAL AID JUST IN TIME IN CHINA
    219 7 II London, Aug. 29. I and humanitarian aid to China was des- --rin an interview by Dr Gordon Thompson who ion of the Lord Mayor's Relief Fund, le thousandth bale of clothing, medin, senl to China" he said. But that oy i fltH
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    IMPRISONMENT NOT ENOUGH FOR TAMIL: MALAY JUDGE untitled CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
    459 7 [From Our Own Correspondent] MHnn v J P° h Saturday. yOU have caused injury to him which will deform him lor life. I don't think in a case of this nature a long term of imprisonment will do any good.
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    SNAKE STRANGLES STORK IN DEATH FIGHT
    86 7 Warsaw. yiLLAGEKS of Czersk, Pomorze. were spectators at a flffei between a stork and a snake in which the snake was victorious after about 25 minutes. The stork had picked up a large glass snake end taken it up on to rocf where it
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    DEATH OF MR. H. W. BURCKHARD
    479 7 Singapore, Sunday. JJEV. Stephen Band officiated at the funeral yesterday of Mr. Helmuth Wilhelm Burckhard, whose death occurred at the General Hospital on Friday evening. The late Mr. Burckhard was an assistant in Henry Waugh and C.i. SfogOftOt. Those present included Dr. Windecker, German
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      117 7 anovicor t()e 'deal nerve food J for confinements delicate children lean persons nervous persons scrofulous children stcmach troubles sport and military. fortifies the muscles, increasing the volume j n of the blood by its special properties. rty <;f stimulating the digestive organs. thi delicate and underfed persons of all tonic
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      248 7 I *Jes. llicrc is more W^^jj^ OVALTINE more in Health (ji\ inij V j wore "i Quality r^^^B more in Value S^[|^B I dcliciouslvpaf milk Just think what 'Ovalline' gives you. It is, in it- o *<* self, a scientifically complete and perfect food. It 'o n sning. j provides,
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      170 7 Hr Wowen Me f PMY p/ppm! It TS EASY to offend by wearing undies more than a day in a hot climate without washing them. Perspiration is very hard to forgive. Don't take risks. Free your undies of perspiration as soon as you take them ofT, by gently squeezing them
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      261 8 j One of the Brightest and Funniest Musical I Pictures oj the Year! Welcomed by Packed Houses Yesterday! j| €'AI»ITOLjj|^ G Y T! V Here comes the show from Rhythm Row. Wl *h all those stars of radio and screen >' »«E£p 808 BURNS* /ACKOAKIE KiHNy BAKER* ANN MILLER ALSO
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      89 8 v VICTORIA THEATRE SAT., WED.. SAT. I 10th, 14th, 17th. Sept. 2 J AT 9.30 P.M. j VAUDEVILLE! PLANTER'S PARADISE Z SWIMMING CLUB SWAINS "Hawaiian hits" Repertory Players Production. BOOK AT ROBINSON'S. v THE *IGHT SJUDIQpoR YOUR PORTRAITS LILVHIIITE PHOTO STUDIO. 79, North Bridge Road, (Opposite Adelphi HoteO, SINGAPORE, j
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      225 8 [PAVILION 6-15 9-15 TO-N.GHT HER NEW ROLE IS HER GREATEST I 1 fresh triumphs for lovely I Luiseßainer twice voted year's greatest actress" for her performance in |k "Good Earth" and "Great M Ziegfeld." As the belle of old New Orleans who paid with her heart.. for a lifem Br
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      558 8 Keepthe "^ij^^ I WEDNESDAY A GREAT 4 -STAR~ j A WORLD FAMOUS STORvT THE SCREEN ROBERT JUADI-An. WLOR SULUVAN FRANCHOT ROBERT 1 1 aWv'B?B I ILT JUBILEE THEATRE I 7,30 p m lIVOLI HALL ?Jfpmß J "WUHAN BATTLE.* S I NEXT CHANGE: M.-0.-M. LAUOP RIOT I LAI KEL HARDY in
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    "My Escape From The Foreign Legion"
    445 9 ON don MAN'S Wenture YARN London, Aug. 26. r V «nptvi from the French Foreign Legion by walkp'» Vv thtir very nines'' was told to a reporter by the r- 1 Henry Longley, now an advertising reprej!«n ,vno t: r t rt .scen!, Sydenham.
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    WARDHA SCHEME
    117 9 United Press. it Orissa, A.»g. *JO. fl "nferenet held in the SecrefcJJ? 1 it was decided fce< i» a M h,1()1 on the Wardha »*j jLT 0, lhe districts of Orissa n ,s an experimental meaCQBbt. was attended among pabandhu Chandhury, Provincial Congress Mr. Rcdhram Dube, Mr. Rajkrishna
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    DISLIKED HOUSE, BLEW IT UP
    139 9 Toronto, Ontario. BECAUSE she did not like the he use she and her husband were going to live in, a young woman had it blown up with dynamite. The house, at New York township near here, was an old one which was being renovated for
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    NAZI RALLY
    56 9 Reuter. Berlin, Sept. 3. A grand total of 800.000 men. women and children, many from Austria, are ottendtaig thp ffnr\ rally a*- Nuremberg. T he colJansibJe villaee which housed the oivmpio visitors will accommodate 24.000. The rest will be under »*nv*a rmd rn>*nv thousand ton"? of straw has
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    To Pay Wife Id. A Week
    64 9 After thirty-three years of marriage. Mrs. Elizabeth Johnstone, aged sixtyfive, a grandmother, of Hounslow. Middlesex, was granted one penny a week maintenance and a senaration order against her husband, Edward JohnStone, >»C*d sixty-four, at Brentford. A solicitor for Mrs. Johnstone said that both parties
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      228 9 Great World Show vaoarei tea ».%*< k 6 TO 8.30 9.30 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT GLOBE THEATRE: To-night, Ifyraa Loy Franchot Tone In "MAN PROOF" Next Change: To-morrow. BEG, BORROW OR STEAL Sky Talkie: To-Night. "LOVE IS NEWS" Next Change: To-night. YOUNG BLOOD" "COME ON TARZAN' (Double Feature). TO-NIGHT NIGHTLY SKATING
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    THE PATIENT IS IMPROVING
    525 10 jyiAXiKETS are notoriously susceptible to poiitical influences and tnose dealing in rubber and tin are no exception to the rule as Malaya knows ail too well. But this sensitiveness does not appear to have influenced the American markets to any marked extent. Report* to hand indicate
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    WHERE JUSTICE IS MADE MORE JUST
    234 10 Thirty Years In The Court Of Criminal Appeal year is the thirty-first anniversary of the Act of Parliament establishing the Court of Criminal Appeal. The Com* of as many as eleven King's Bench Judges, with the Lord Chief Justice or the Senior Judge as
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    An Appalling Example
    236 10 £AW is declared to be the perfection of reason. But in many ways the law la an ass. Offences against public law criminal Offences against pr:vaLe right are merely illegal Too many laws still live that wen made for the still dead. -'The matter Joes not appear
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    Further Appeal
    172 10  -  "—By— H.Barron gMITH was the man who perpetrated he crimes for which Beck was found guilty and imprisoned. Smith was afterwards proved to be the thief The evidence eg*,* Beck had been over- whelming, but he solutely innocent nd The Home Office, in axs against Mr. Beck Compare
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    £6,000 Compensation
    213 10 SENTENCED to death at B:. Feb. 15, 1935, for shoot, wife with a gun, Richard W( a young farm hand, failed in oil qyal to the Court. The House of Lords on April 5 the case on a point of law. lb evidence was that the gun went
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    NOTES & COMMENTS "Fight To The Last"
    220 10 NOTES COMMENTS "Fight To The Last" £HTNAS determination to continue her war of resistance has never been more emphatically illustrated than in the rropaganda film "Fight To The Last." No doubt is left in one's mind after seeing the picture, of what th* present Sino-Japan-ese war means to a countless
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    Malays And Civilisation
    189 10 JHE reluctance of the Pahang Malay to co-operate in farming and other activities la criticised in the annual report of the British Resident, Pahang in which he states that the ucrlver Malay of Pahang is an individualist and will always remain so. He quotes an instance of
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    TOPICS OF THE DAY
    83 10 HIVING for pponges, fl radio lecturer, oft fl severe headaches. Tea, fl yesterday we banged ou H side of the bath. fl H Bargaining over the prlce_ J for sale in the shops In been prohibited. But H Turkish Delight? H TALE H An actor, on
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    GERMANS MAY DEMAND A PLEBISCITE OF SUDETENS: LATEST TURN IN EUROPE
    251 11 UNPRECEDENTED pro-German demonstrations oeeumul *t u Pra 5 ue Sept. 4. I carman region to-day occurred at two harvest festivals in the DEMONSTRATIONS J.o E onVIOUSLI OR6AA!) SUGGEST THAT rnF PLEBISCITE IDEA IS KAR IN ME BACKc tkin had
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    BATTLESHIPS FOR GIBRALTAR
    45 11 th- London, Sept. 4. If 11 M.S, Hood and H.M.S. sntesarSJr' cc destr °y e rs and one jue at Gibraltar shortly, tat Hood is going to to hv. p s thought desirable flag officer in the foe Strait f certain liveliness"
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    MODERN TELEVISION STUDIO AT OLYMPIA'S RADIO CITY
    71 11 hu ti »n°n 5 \l *V2L t0 thal at the Alexandra Palace transmitter has been installed at O'umwa London I l eB ?i- ,or J he ad B****** o Cabaret turns and fashion, par ode* are televised roX S Which is taking the
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    More German Troops Moved To Western Front; French Counter
    146 11 Strasbourg. Sept. 4. QERMAN troops were concent rated on the Rhine frontier opposite Strasbourg yesterday and to-day, including mechanised units, cavalry, artillery, corps, and infantry. Reports of an increase of troops opposite Strasbourg were not denied in Berlin, but Gorman circles
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    BRITAIN WAITING FOR NEWS
    119 11 London, Sept. 4. f|PINION in London, is disposed to await definite information regarding the upshot of Herr Henlein's interview with Herr Hitler before at tempting to assess its et/ect upen the Internationa] situation No definite information is yet available, consequently it is uncertain whether there is
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    MEXICO REJECTS U.S. COMPENSATION CLAIM
    106 11 Reuter. Washington, Sept. 4. |Hh proposals of the United States for a settlement of the American Claim tcr compensation for the expropriated oil properties have been rejected by Mexico in a defiant note published here. High officials received the note with marked impatience It is
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    ECHO OF RIO RIOTS
    49 11 Reuter. Rio de Janeiro, Sept. 4. AT the close of a 24 hours trial, 159 prisoners arrested for their part In the Fascist rising of last May received sentences ranging from a few months to ten years imprisonment. i Sixteen defendants were acquit ted Reuter.
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    France Is Loyal To Her Treaties
    253 11 Reuter. Paris, Aug. 17. ff. BONNET, the French Fore gn Minister, in a speech to-day referred to the "kind fatality" which brings the American and French armies under one tlag as soon as they mobilise to defend the principles which both regard as the
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    16 11 Reuter. rE death has occurred of Cardinal Hayes, Catholic Archbishop of New j York Reuter I
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    FOREIGNERS TO AID IN DEFENCE OF HANKOW CITY
    236 11 Shanghai, Sept. 4. international brigade for the defence of Hankow has been organised by the Central Government as the result of repeated request by foreigners belonging 0 various anti-war societies. It is understood ihat many Japanov and Koreans have also enlisted. ihe
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    SEVEN KILLED IN AIR CRASH
    54 11 Reuter. London. Sept. 4. THE pilot, a woman and her two children and three others killed and 25 others injured when an R.A.F. plane crashed in the North London suburb of Edmonton to-day and caught fire. Three houses, two of which were stiuck by plane,
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    30 11 The British steamer L'andaff (4.82b tons*, of London, which ran aground in the harbour of Montreal with a car?c of iron rails for South Africa, has been refloated without damage.
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    SERIOUS RIOTS IN RANGOON
    80 11 Reuter. Rangoon, Sept. I. CEVEN Mchummedans, two Burmans and a Hindu were k Hed and 40 persons injured renewed religious rioting v.nich brrkt out between Burmans and Indian Moslems. Panic spread, but British trcops and police took up posts at all strategic points to prevent wholesale
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    CANADA WOULD HELP BRITAIN
    95 11 Neutrality Just A Theory Reuter. Toronto, Sept. 4. editorial on the scheme for the supply of Air Force bombers by Canadian firms is published in the Ottawa Citizen which refers to "much vain tr lk about the possibility of Canadian neutrality in the event of another
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    Specialist's Suicide
    31 11 Dr. RudcJf Leidler, the Viennese nose and threat s;r c alist. has committed suicide. His action is believed to be due to the recent German ban on Jtwish doctors.
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    Cuckoo Estate Crazy Pavement
    123 13 A "labour corps" of boys has been formed at th e Senicr Boys" School on the Cuckoo Housing Estate at Hanweil. Middlesex; the boys ar t mak ng one of their two quadrangles into a garden. They have due out 100 tons of heavy clay soil
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    Bombs On Parade Ground
    35 13 Sep! I.—Two l.widplnnes .supernumerary j paiade ground at doj fo!lowed the j where several an *t A nightlong imp sed along the en- j railway from Haifa I gr/pt -Renter. j
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    Woman Arrested With Dutiable Tobacco
    170 13 iter a d tight on Surday a I woman clad in a was detained Central Police Station. man was going last night in a alleged to be a wis accompanying her. Sir. intersection, the cyclist ing her alone in the ..tressed. This roused the Ret
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    Magistrate Blames Naval Authorities For Not Coming Forward
    410 13 j FEW weeks ago Lhe "Tribune" published an exclusive report pi comments passed by Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker, Singapore fourth magistrate in open court, regarding the failure of the Naval Base authorities to come i<> Ccurl and explain to him the Naval
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    ANTI-JEWISH POGROMS IN WHITE RUSSIA
    120 13 Reuter. Hclsingfors, Sept. 4. TBI Moscow correspondent of the Svenskapressen reports that many were killed and wounded as the result of serious Jewish pogroms recently in Ukraine and White Russia. He states that inhabitants in the town of Podobyarla, (White Russia) last week suddenly began
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    LENDING CAPITAL IN DEMAND
    69 13 Reuter. LOQdOB, Sept. 3 -Willi speculator;, taking an intnv In the rush for gold and American dollars, non-Clearing institutions have found a good demand tor their available lending capital, borrowers often being willing to pay 3 4 per cent, for loans against bands. Discount brokers obtained
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    French Driver Wins Trophy
    91 13 Reuter. DeningU n Park, Sept. 4. -i ouis Gerard (France', driving a Pelage, won the International Tourist Trophy motor race with a time for the 311 miles of 4 hours 3i aims. 5») Baca, at an average speed of 67.Gi m.ph Rain caused him to skid
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    Johore Police Supervisee Convicted In Singapore
    397 13 IN the >econd caurt before Mr. Conrad Oldham on Saturday a Johore .Malay claimed trial on charges of causing hurt to a Cantonese at Malabar Street and of haaing cheated the proprietor af a local zoo. Acting Court Inspector l.uke R. Prynn led the
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    Found Hanging
    30 13 Johore Bahru, Sunday. A Tamil was 'cund hanging from a rubber tree in Ho Kirn Tat Estate, Johore Bahru. yes cerday. The discovery wai made by a passerby.
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    MORE CHINESE NEWS FOR YOU
    42 13 rpHL new Malaya Tribune feature —a daily page of special Chinese news—starts to-day, on page 18. Every day this page will contain the latest China news and features, latest bulletins from the war-front together wilh exclusive pictures.
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    Scientists "Hung" In Academy
    145 13 Cambridge, Attg. tB. AN exhibition cf paintings done by mrmbets of the British Association is being held here. More than 100 paintings and etchings have been contributed to the display and some by the most distinguished scientists have been "hung" at the Royal Academy. Three are
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    BOXING BOOM IN BATAVIA
    31 14 ike* at BatftTi* before a fe» in which Joe Darned figured, b (he group cw, be se»n Joe Eagle who made short work of a Batavian negro.
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    Australia Win Doubles In Davis Cup
    142 14 Reuter. Philadelphia. Saturday. riv Kirk's ral'v set. Thereafter hp nevpr f<l have i 7>}-, e ArriPri Mid Dtaehtc ovpnvhHmr ni(! -->.>. -if tv, n fngvtfi eo f ]oQtin<r it ryifnrff.o* pio-rr.; n' aV Art frrm\ f**eM»% Onjst jn.fr> leads anstralia 20 fn the p,„,_
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB'S CHAMPIONSHIP
    76 14 THE following scores were returned in the Keppel Championships held on Stpt. 3 and 4. C. W. Watson 34, 39. 41 38 la] < Winner*. B. la Cloche 39. 39, 41, 38 157 (Run-ner-rn I. H. Trrtnti Jones 41 41. 38 38 15 i G Pr
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    Joe Eagle Scores Decisive Win At Batavia
    388 14 [From Our Own Correspondent] i!alavie, Sept. 3. nvr hanta wcae hc«i i a night. preceded »5 a ci c as t icr 5 1 tV 0 ihc v-n--presont vn £&?r<S f: as ratter mors than a mere s t™ JJ .rove that there
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    Australians Score 366 Against England XI
    70 14 Reuter. London, Saturday. 366 runs tS*SSt Xtl "Si 2 and Barnett mntliu H CKets Barnes respeeTivefy W a 7t e 5 7 5 82 Brown. Badcock m not utborough H at Scar up 190 for four wfck e t s Ycrksh,re nl^d cc S
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    Little Old Lady Bowling By
    60 14 London, Aug. 26 Coventry yes P te?day \hi Ckshire at W. Wormell, of wh SS Was Park, Coventry. Stok forty years nerjmS? 2* w f °m were affected by SeMrato of t hS ParenMv un "Keenness is the sec?e t of SS?»g2«9™>she said. "No my
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    Handicaps For Fourth Day Of Singapore Races
    458 14 FHE following are nanaicops lor tne fourth day of the Autumn (Geld Cup) meeting on Wednesday, Sept 7: HORSES—CLASS 2—Div. 4—6 furs. Starlight 9.0 Alikcom 8 X Refill 8.10 Valsccurt 8.9 Sly Lady 8.7 Double File 8.7 Complacent 8.5 Aviemore 8.3 M#d ot
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    Johore Will Have State Hockey Team This Year
    269 14 \From Our Own Correspondent] Segamat, Friday. DOCKET will be a very popular game in Johore this year and Uu time is ripe for a State team to take the field Till now Johore has failed to run a representative side. The season,
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    OLYMPIC GAMES IN FINLAND
    68 14 Reuter. Brassels, Sept l AT a meeting of the In 1«t national Olympic Committee the award of the 1910 Summer Olympics to Finiand m*s firmed and it vrac (In n! sd ad* .icct to final confiini »t <m to IwH the Winter Olympics at >•• Moritz.
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    RACE FIN ISHES AT BUKIT TIMAH
    131 15 close finishes featured Saturday s racing at Bukit Timah, when there was an even sprink and outsiders. Our cameraman 'shot" tit i> Mowing finishes. (1) Comma winning in the last inventory. (2) Martin landing Prime Herode the winner on the post after a neck
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    "HEIL CRICKET!" SAY NAZIS
    144 15 aii r -r ny has •aatstn v t i-eonscious. «vi unimer game. ■tirFelix IS U cr,tkct fuehrer, tht M( I nse »nd he's asked Jt up a trophy Popuiarkwu* 1 c °mpetition. he ca me on the '•rinEnffi k WOuW be P ,aved team by an
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    S.C.C. BOWLS
    28 15 S .C.C. BOWLS r bowls fixtures durn Gr»j ingles (semi-finall ft Buchanan FRID AY. J ?<■■■■ 1 pa*" »semi-final I W. J A. Ferguson vs t. AMd J. Riley.
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    S. C. C. Beaten At Cricket
    338 15 TWO sixes and as many fours were inch ded in his score of 46, when W. Singh wen tht last game cf the «.cuson fcr the Indian Association who met la representative S.C.C. side on Balestier plain yesterday. The S.C.C. skiprer won the toss
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    SEPTEMBER SPOON
    35 15 Twenty-one cards were taken out for the September Spoon and the lollowing were the three best scores returned: Mrs. W. J. Castle 51-18-33 Mrs. A. B. Menzies 50-IC-34 Mrs. A? M. Low 45-10-:35
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    WORLD'S RECORD BROKEN AT EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
    421 15 Findlay Brown Win Their Events Reuter. lipv l Paris, Sepl. 5. i <hilm P'«nship records were smashed, one world s record beaten and one European record established on (he second day «1 the European athletic championships when I] finals were decided The following are
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    September Medal (Stapleford)
    14 15 The September Medal will be played a?id°ll Saturday and Sept.* 10
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL CLUB TO TOUR SUMATRA
    333 16 'Series Of Charity Matches Arranged soccer team of the Banka Sports Club will visit Sumatra to play a series of friendly matches with leading clubs there. The proceeds are to be given to the China Relief Fund—a really deserving: cause worthy of the support
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    WHAT A SIGHT FOR SORRY PUNTERS!
    17 16 Squeeze paid $115 on Saturday, the highest dividend of the day.
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    Results Of Saturday's Soccer Matches
    347 16 Reuter. ni London. Sept. :>. IfKhULTS of English and Scottish kmgm association lootbafl male lies are as ioiiows:— ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. I. Aston Villa o Derby C. l Charlton A. 2 Leeds 0 Chelsea 3 Leicester C Everton 2 Brent l ord 1 Huddersheld 1
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    Week-End Golf At Bukit Timah
    327 16 THE Singapore Golf Club !W. l gey competition Timah on Saturday and 2 2 S resulted in a win for J iJSS? Division with a score ofTrnT? h forF. P. Donnelly U, "B dm 111 a a score of 5 up. and in a tte2S?
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    JOHORE TENNIS
    219 16 [From Our Own Correspondent] Muar. Sunday D. C. JOSEPH and Mrs. Meldrum 1 little difficulty in beating HR I Lockhart and Miss Ansell. 6—2. 6-1. in the mixed doubles final of the north section of the mixed doubles event in the Johore Tennis championships, at the Muar Civil
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    LADIES FOURSOMES
    79 16 The Ladies Foursomes competition o. the Singapore Garrison Golf CuD J» the Lady Captain's prize f kindly P l sented by Mrs. Goldingi uras platra Friday, and resulted m a win t MacFalane and Mrs. Earle with a score of 49 2 3. The following were the best
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    36 16 Yesterda-s cricket fixture at t;, damn between Public Services <v H the Merchants was abandonees v mm heavy rain, after Public sei\' 1 v knocked up 103 for the loss W H kets.
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    ELECTRIC GUITAR
    121 17 THE electric guitar, which Da.entry listeners will hear Eric Shrimpton play on September 8. in Transmission 2. has to be 'plugged in before it can be heard, but when the electricity is switched on, it is capable of some remarkable effects Moreover, it is a versatile instrument, as
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      597 17 ON THE AIR TO-DAY V* fW* COLOMBO flfhen And Where To Listen In l!!:r 7 10 J he News <in Sinhalese and in lamil). ,v P/IRF 1 J-.JJ Relay of the Madras Station. UIvE< '> 7.50 Light variety (Recorded) 8.05 Nirom Orchestral Concert! (Re133 mc s.) 6 6rm o C
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    Missionary Workers' Miraculous Escape During Enemy Air Raid On Wuhan
    518 18 gTRONG resentment and indignation were expressed by Dr. Harry W. Miller, superintendent of tb< Wuhan Seventh Day Adventist Sani tarium and a well-known American medical practitioner in China, over the total destruction of the \Vuchan~ clinic of the Sanitarium by
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    Hospital Bombed: Severe Damage
    79 18 The wrecked Wuchang clinic of the Wuhan Seventh Day Adventist Mission titarimn alter a disastrous Japanese air raid. This direct hit caused the greatest damage >uft*ered by American property in the Wuhan cities. Ihousar.d' (if humble Chinese had been lean ing the ways of Western medicine
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    CHAPEI—PLACE OF DESOLATION
    102 18 i THAPEI has suffered from the effects JJ of war twice since January 1931 Mve districts were involved during the first hostilities. b tne Since then, the people in Chapei had built up some big enterprises and detheir ccmmerce. They had only recovered 20 to 30 per
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    SZECHUEN BANS OPIUM
    102 18 THERE will be no more growing of opium poppy in this vast West China p'o ,r ince. The Lolos and other aboriginal tribes along the frontier territory, as in S ':ang. have to be induced to co-operate in this anti-narcotic programme. In tho meantime, a hospital with
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    Mme. CHIANG'S CONCERN OVER HELPLESS FACTORY GIRLS
    266 18 PLANS SET UP FOR THEIR SAFETY DETERMINED that the abuse of Chinese worne lawless invaders as lurried out in Shanghai" Nanking and Wuhu, shall not h e repeated in the cities, Madame Chiang Kai-shek is now taki sonal interest in the welfare of
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    THE DRAMATIC SIDE OF WAR
    221 18 TROUPES STAGE PA TRIOTIC PERFORMANCES PERSONALLY manifesting a deep interest in their future activities. General Chen Cheng, Governor of Hupeh Province and concurrently director of the Political Affairs Departmenl of tho National Military Council, conferred Hairs upon ten itinerant dramatic troupes, comprising about 300 young
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    LOYALTY OF CHINESE MOHAMEDANS
    193 18 TO-DAY, the entire Mohammedan popu'ation in China stand solidly l) hind the National Government and fan implicit loyalty to Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek in China's war iT self-preservation. They all place national interests before group interests, according to Mr. Y. Aisa, who is a member of the
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    COMPANY WITH RS. 5,000,000 CAPITAL FORMED
    83 19 i loptnent of Ortaa, the ipam Ltd.. i m Calcutta with ~1 ~f ly (Hill 000. .si floatation of hemic*] Comunder the speGoveffiHMafl of nn nt ol Mayuroi the Company olies .md contn< Govern lucts, minerals riah required Orissa has ap- their oincers to
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    Grant To Boy Scouts Association Stopped
    175 19 United Press. Madras, Aug. 24. T HE Mini tr y of the Public Informat,Ui has issued the following PiWW Communiqno:-— ScrutTLJs past with Boy Sccuts Association, Madras, and the Sras B y ScoUts Association, 10 ascertain the progress made in the efforts to efferSSftE
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    SIKH DEPUTATION
    64 19 United Press. A Sikh deputation waited on the Hon Pandit Ravi Shankar Shukia Premier of CP., and placed before hin: the "inequities" to which the community has been subjected in the Province The Premier gave it the assurance thai he would examine the points raised in the light
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    Harijans Decide To Fast Before Gandhiji
    201 19 Sea t In CP. Cabinet Wanted United Press. Natfpur. Aug. 27. JJARIJANS wiO commence offering \Satyagrraha' in front of Mahatma Gandhi's Ashram at Shejraon from tomorrow. They demand the inclusion of a Harijan in the CLP. Cabinet and urge that a seat in the
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    Rs. 18.000,000 Contract Goes To English Firm
    126 19 Im Simla. Aug. id. I P«« state** Mr. I a r c harai terised the Period of ei ff ht t« 1.80.00 WO I and states that it I 11 several objection Mr. Subedar Trust should tract without kibe difference Bhren for the
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    SPECIAL SESSION OF ASSEMBLY
    183 19 United Press. Simla, Aug. 26. THE 'Inited Press' understands that the special session of the Central Assembly which will be convened for discussion of the Income Tax Amendment Bill will commence at Delhi on Nov. 10 and continue till about Dec. 16. The Select Committee on
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    APPEAL TO BENGAL PRESS
    110 19 United Press. Calcutta, Aug. 27.—1n view of the fact that any comments or reports couched in immoderate language in connection with the recent outbreak in Burma are likely to inflame the communal passions in that provice and elsewhere and delay the restoration cf harmonious relations netween
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    MUSLIMS OBSERVE 'PALESTINE DAY'
    52 19 United Press. Bombay, Aug. 26. resolution of the India Muslim Leaobserved, in he morning the fi hi various "a. a procession ac- 1 .Pplice was takthe main tho- snouting slogans. o! the Bombay wherein re- a,| »t the policy in Palestine u l the Arab sufCurrimbhoy
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    ANTI-RECRUITMENT ACTIVITIES BILL
    61 19 ►Simla, Aug. 24 The Army Recruitment Bill <to prevent anti-recruitment activities) was passed by the Central Assembly by 63 votes against 55. Durng the passage of the Bill there were altogether seven divisions in all of which the Congress lost. Mr. A. G. Ciow moved for consideration
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    27 DAYS' FAST GIVEN UP
    100 19 Jhansi. Aug. 24. ACCORDING to an Indore mess- aire, Mr. Hazarilal Jaria who was on hunger strike for the last 27 days as a protest against the "Sabha Bandi Canun,'" has broken his fast after the receipt of a cablegram from His IWftmrin The Maharajah
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    "Gandhi Is A Political Demon," Says Ex-M.P.
    288 19 United Press. Madras, Aug. 27. IN a recent speech in South India, Air. Marriy Jones, former Labour MP criticised Mahat,mt Gandhi's political philosophy as M political devilry." Just before his departure from Bomjay, on Aug M. Mr Mardy Jotiw, explalnmK his charge against
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    'VANDE MATARAM'
    103 19 United Press P_ Poona. Augr. 24. EKL was a volley ol supplemental y questions regarding* disallowing of the Vande Mataram* song in the Hombav ladio «tation «n Mr. H. Zabuallas original question about the control of the Bombay Radio Station. The Hon. Mr. B. G. Kher. the Premier
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    "BHAKTA MEERA'-THE STORY OF A GREAT PRINCESS
    206 19 "gHAKTA Meera'-which is showin? lo crowded houses at 'h.Marlborough Theatre, Singapore is a Tamil picture oatstaiNtnu excellence produced by the reputed l nintamani Pictures under the able direction of ac tor-director V. V Rao who also appears in a leading role. ri JiluJ
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    ELECTION EXPENSES
    92 19 United Press. jINDER the new amended electoral rules cl the North West Frontier Province J expenditure which a candidate may incur in regard to his election campaign has beer, limited. According to the new rules in a consutuency where the number of registered voters does not exceed 1.000
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