Malaya Tribune, 6 September 1938

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune aya's National Newspaper: Jl Guaranteed Largest Sales >""^ No. 212. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore- Tuesday, Sept. 6, 1935. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1938 sfsf
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      47 1 I THE NEWS WITH YOUR brfakfast Try Tk TBI HI JNB OIL TREATMENT H fl Kiln W --osj I i—— 1 Hhajrh Htil Vaseline HAIRTONIcBgH i baby needs milk USm from a bottle gU9E€BBte STRONG MUSCLES SOUND TEETH H| STRAIGHT RONES THA T B EVERY BABrS BIRTHRIGHT.
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      307 1 jL 4 out of 5 people over 40 have Pyorrhea, that dreadcd gum disease which makes gums spongy and threatens the loss of the teeth. Ordinary t ix)t hpastes can't sat egua rJy our gums against infection. So denl Torhan'TT« C, d FOI t IHAN S roman s alone contains
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      154 1 Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya X Lon g- Wearin 9 IV Nai! Polish v l^^^:{H^^>^ '''^^....j fIBS Pi iril^Tl^^j I tLi 1 J v xt i r> i- v |f|i^^ w T Here at last 1S the Nail ™lSh IB CRE that women have been wanting JSJL, POUS
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    WOMAN AIRCRAFT DESIGNER ON CIVIL AIR COMMISSION
    381 2 A UNIQUE HONO LR |yH£N the five Commissioners of the Civil Ur first meeting, one of the i hairs at the council Iku heM by Mrs. F. G. Miles, the ft* woman to be Ministry committee. i 1« Mrs, Miucine Miles, oldest daughter
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    GAVE EYE TO STRANGER
    66 2 Adelaide. s, u t„ 5 the undan c «e of his (>y,■ 11 cor nea accident ,> another man to M f l h, lp The patient, granger to &£*h£ul* cc t.ve vision si„ (< h J 1, cot m the etMnea 1 (!e 'Jim of
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    Strong Delegation For Australia
    86 2 C?L n C F Sta,,:,nl me Dominion Party in ih. i uill be one of the Soulh r,• to the conference Br .i Commonwealth Relations beuj h, m Sydney from Sept. i; into* I ausp.ces of the tatralian ZZ tion of International Affairs. Other members eft]
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    ESCORT WILL GUARD GODIVA
    286 2 ST ii BiM i London. Auk. •mi h rSl,,,en dressed as cavaliers and armed sUr« slreJ IT "IT f Hd V Godiva i<les lhr.,u S h Ik Seiner 5 ta l~— They will not leave her for a moment from the time she leaves her secret
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      444 2 STEAMER SAILINGS §NOR DDE UTSCH E R LLOYD, (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company') Intended lixtures: OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Singapon 1938. in ELBE" omits Dairen Sept. lt s.s. "POTSDAM" omits North China Sept. 2i s.s. -ODER" omits Manila Oct. f m..s.
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      414 2 P& BRITISH INDIA (incorporated lr Bnglan4L P. O. S. N. CO.s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. To image, Spore. 1938 RnuPUTANA 17.U00 Sept. 9 RANCHI 17,000 Sept. 23 BURDWAN 6,070 Sept 24 RANPURA 17,000 Oct. 7 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Oct, 21 SOMALI 6,800 Oct. 21 CANTON 15.500 Nov. 4 CORFU 15,000 Nov. 18
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      571 2 IN DO-CHIN A STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD., (Incorporated in England). Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and to Calcutta via Penang. Taking cargo on throueh Bill of Lading for Canton, Macao, Swatow, Arnoy, Chefo, Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangtse ports, Formosa, the Philippines, etc FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA. Arr. Sails. SUISANG Sept.
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      137 2 HAMBI'RG-AMERIKA LINIE Deutsch-Australische Dampfschiffs Geselfschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS t OLENBURG via fiStf©"? NEUMARK via ManMa Sent 18 t DSJL RAMSES via Manila Oct fi HOMEWARi). b HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN t m.s. LEVERKUSEN via*"" 1938 Genoa SeDt
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ENGAGEMENT
    35 3 umain-low. —The engagement is an nounced of Mr. Chan RenK Hoci' second son of Mrs. Chee Seontr Mch and Miss Low Swee Nto eWesi t!on f Mr and Mrs L '°w Jian
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    DEATH.
    72 3 V Mr Kt)l1 Teck Sian aced 23 pa^- ;,t 38 Paya Lebar 101» 1 Tl esda y. 6th September and Mr V1 Koh K hUld w hiS Parents, Mr. ana Mr 0 Koh Kim Han, brothers s'«-1-ss* r Thp VP and friends *> mourn his rl'aM 1 lU ejal
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    Hidden Hand Working For Franco ?
    118 3 Hidden Hand Working For Franco Reuter. Saragossa. AN unknown sympathiser hi the Re- publican ranks appears to be n nd tring important services to the Nationally aimy in its advance towards Valencia. A few days after the town ol Mora De Rubielcs had been captured an Lmnn mine was discovered
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      358 3 Classified Advertisements Municipality 9 n>« Vnvltea for *h* H reoder Room TH n<il of clojmg I Oct. 1933 I 9ept 28. 1938 H v,Vt < L of H 12 neon, 28th Sept. 1938. I |y oi J Oct. 17. 1938. H' 10, 1938. H C H OOLDtt. H Secretary I
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      431 3 J PUBLIC NOTICES BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS' SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Wage Earner's Administration Order. In Bankruptcy. No. 388 of 1936. Re: PHANG SEN KIM of No. 151, Jalan Resar. Singapore, Clerk. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a i j *Y Final Dividend
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      501 3 HEADACHES Neuralgia, Nerve Pains, etc. Hammer at your Brain? Why suffer those torturing pains? —take a course of Dr. Cassell't Tablets and banish the cause. Your trouble may be due to Starved Nerves, Impure Blood, a Debilitated System or Disordered Digestive Organs. But Dr. CasseJl s Tablets will make you
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      650 3 I WORLD'S FINEST PENI I Ensures i n s tan t I (LjflP smooth effort le*. writing, hand com ran, beauty and a M Lif«. time' guarantee with all 1 features desired in modern pen. FOOT ITCH ATHLETE'S FOOT According to the Government Health Bulletin No E-28. at least of
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      111 3 FOlt RACES. Binoculars: 8x 30, 8x 52, 12 x '»2. Binoculars: Price $40j- upward. Field glasses: Price $8j- upward Opera glasses: Price $5j only. Guarantee for Ist quality. Repairs undertaken. NEW CHINA OPTICAL CO., 71, High Street, SINGAPORE. Phone 3786. D. T. LIM'S KRUPOKS ii§Hl ,kan n<: Sambals Goreng, Curry
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    139 4 Report By Fraser And Co. Singapore, Sept. 6 MINING. Tin three months £192.15.0 L down 76, Spot £192.5.0 down 26. London send a fair number of buying orders this morning including Londoh Tins; Ayer Hitams. Malayan Tins and Tronohs', but their bids are hardly likely to attract
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    TIN
    11 4 The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:—
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    RUBBER
    11 4 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:—
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    884 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Sept. 5, 5 p.m. Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers Am pat Tin 4 14 4 74 Asam Kumbang 28 6 30 6 Austral Malay 43 47 -xd Ayer Hitam 25 3 2616 Ayer Weng 0.63 0.67 Bangrin Tin 216 22
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    335 4 Singapore, Sept. 6. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 4]- 4,6 Ayer Hitams 25,3 26^6 Bangrins 21 9 22 9 Batu Selar.gcrs i.33 1.38 Chenderiangs 15,- 16.Hitams 0.36 0.40 Hongkong Tin 22,6 23,9 Heng Fatts 0.84 0.88 liris Hyd. 7 9 8,9 Ipoh Tin 24 9 26
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    162 4 LIST OF CI BRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore. Sept. 5, 5 p.m. Company Dividend Books T* 0^1 for TIN: cl se J>ate Ex Div. AustraJia Malay 9d. div. Payable Date to date 3d. bonus Sep. 2 Sen Q q 0 o Kramat Tin 3d. No. 24 Aug 31 Sen
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    203 4 0,0 Maynard Co., Ltd., $30 000 Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 .90 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 570 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int Mar. 31, Sept. 30... mn 4fc% 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,666" int"' norn Mar. 31, Sept 30 4Vi% 1909 red. 1955 $1,066,666"1 nt 110 norn Mar.
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    Renter's Commercial Service
    416 4 LONDON COMMODITIES RUBBER Quic^^° n *g* Soe*. Buyers 7 1516 Sellers 8 7 L Ist Forward (October) Buyers 7 15 16 77 Sellers 8 116 7 5 M 2nd Forward (November) Buyers 8 7 [t JJ! Sellers 8 116 8 3rd Forward (JaniMar.) Bayers 8 1 16
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      229 4 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION. LIMITED FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, BURGLARY PERSONAL ACCIDRNT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: MD. CECIL STRFET, SINGAPORE. F. W HALL, General Manager r SĔ I EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, I) Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000
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      51 4 SAFE DEPOSIT A specially constructed strong-room. protected by a heavy entrance 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 particulart from P o BANK. UNION
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      212 4 INSURE WITH THE NEW INDIA ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED. (Incorporated in India). Fire MOTOR Ma,ne Authorised Capital Rs. 80,000,000. Subscribed Capital 35.605.27'» Paid Up Capital 7,121.055. I Total Funds m 22,807,602. i THE BIGGEST INDIAN GENERAL INSURANCE 01 FICE APPROVED INSURERS UNDER S.S., F.M.S. JOHORI ROAD TRAFFIC ENACTMENTS. MALACCA. S.S. Agents:
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    LENS CONVICTS MURDERER
    66 5 nlomb i. 0 j i bvoken lens p man at Jaffna. 1 eylon, being I m lhP murder. i ,in: alleged to ii the crime J ion h. which got I the pieces were r kK iid at tb< potI innent analyst ultra-violet I rare the san*c
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    Collided With A.S.P.'s Car
    87 5 ipore, Monday. \ot\ Scalij a sanitary inspecto the (lovcrnment j red before Mr. i„ ihe Fourth ternoon in answer to a l> bis motor-cycle er and colliding ar driven by Mr. Issis ant Superintends lined SlO. was represented tied trial, l< i the case for his
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    Inter-Dials For Rural Telephones
    139 5 [Prom Our Own Reporter] Ipoh, Monday. MALAYA'S first automatic in-ter-dialling rural telephone service was opened on Saturday when the new automatic exchanges at Sungei Nebong, Sungei Bakap and Nibong Tebal (in Province Wellesley) were put into service. By the new system it will be possible -or
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    Queen Wilhelmma In Amsterdam
    86 5 Reuter. Amsterdam. Sept. 5. QUEEN Wilhelmina made a triumphal x entry into the gaily decorated caDiial for the beginning of a week's celebrations of the fortieth anniversary cf her reign. Guns roared salutes as the Queen drove through the city in a gala carriage drawn by
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    Erection Of Chapel Causes Court Dispute
    164 5 (Singapore. Monday. F i !l a stamped document, dated June 8. was a foi the erection of the Assembly of God Chapel slier Road, was the subject of a lengthy argument during [criminal trespass heard to-day before Mr. G. S. Rawrhird Magistrate, decision on
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    Hitler Plans Wagner Institute
    59 5 Berlin. lIERR Hitler has ordered that an ir.titute for "research work" in connection with Richard Wagner, the composer, should be built at Bayreuth. The institute will investigate the life and works of Wagner, and make every ia~t of interest known to the public. It is also
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    WHAT READERS SAY HOUSE OWNERTENANTS
    283 5 We welcome intelligent letters on any subject from readers, but in publishing them we do not necessarily associate ourselves with the views expressed. fTo the Editor of the Malaya Tribune] Sir,—In your issue of Sept. 1. you ga<e oaragrapn in regard to the Malayan engineering
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    SHORTER HOURS OF WORK
    325 5 f To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir, The South Indiai# Chamber ol* Commerce opposes the proposal oi shorter hours of work for their employees on the ground that it is in the uest interests of the employees themeives. This reminds me of the story
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      74 5 GTeaTWorld Show 211) YC t to xk;ht 9 pM To m,dnight TO-NIGHT NIGHTLY S k a t i n aj WTHLY-TICKET 30 CENTS EACH. Theatre k T T«lki*« In-niohi To-night *< k ii 12«.. > ••Yomis* Blood" ■H^^^^__ j> j (Double Feature) Tt A DANrv rvE hono ll84 Anson Road,
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      38 5 VIRGINIA CIGARETTES ft THE CIGARETTE j|| WITH THE NUTTY FLAVOUR Iff H KOTHMANS LTD IV Pall Mal, Lon(ion > y/ IB inviie you to sample one y^Sr^/ ROTHMAN Mm Robinsons. APB—W2 Mi Agents: BARLOW CO., Singapore Kuala Lumpur Ipoh
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      484 5 RADJA I PAS Tl LLES WILL*EASE A COUGH or cold.for'iccts SOUNDS TRY BUT ii I ABSURD THEM^ CHEONG KOON SENG CO., LTD. AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES. At the Saleroom of Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co., Ltd., No. 10, Chulia S:reet, On Wednesday, 7th September, 1038, at
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      230 5 QUICK recovery afterTillness Very often a period of convalescence ■is much more critical than the actual illness that preceded it. Your whole body is left in a state of complete exhaustion. You have no strength to combat any renewed attacks. Doctors and r nurses realise the importance of a speedy
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    194 6 Mails expected from Nethe-'ands ndies by Air (K.N.1.L.M.) to-day Deivery of boxhclders' letters only at 1 30 P.m. and general delivery of letters and arcels at 1.40 p.m. Mails expected from Netherlands [ndies by Air (X.L.M.) to-day. Delivery f boxholders' letters only at' 4 p.m anc general delivery
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    17 6 The Air Mail (Imperial) despatched rom Singapore on Aug. 30 war delivered n London vestorday.
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    105 6 British Official Wireless. Lo.'don, Sept. 5. °aris 178 19 64 I T ew York 4.82 7 10 Geneva 21 28 1 2 Amsterdam 8 92 2 Madrid nominal Vienna nominal Lisbon 110 3 1C 22.40 -Stockholm 19.40'-> Osio 19.90 Milan 91 11 16 Montreal 4.83 1/ -> Berlin
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      246 6 MALAYAN PREMIEQ HOTEL J TONIGHT I COCKTAIL DANCE FROM 6/50 P.M. TO 8.30 P.M. DINNER AND DANCE (INFORMAL) FROM OS'O P.M. TO MIDNIGHT. "LA PERI ET JEAIV VAR THE DELIGHTFUL SPANISH DANCERS. ADMISSION NON-DINErtS fl.OO. J RDAV, 10TH: SPECIAL RACE DINNER AND DALE. CABARETEXTENSION TO 1 A.M. BOOK YOUR TABLE
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      32 6 Be Careful in wearln? ungrounc! Sunglasses, whicb may caise your eyes to be defective. Nan Sin Optical House j 325, X„ rth Sinsapure "ANCHOR jjj^ cotton i f^^Km'^ 'cO^LTO? O W.P.S. 3
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      141 6 NEW SOUTH.SEA LIP COLOUR GIVES LIPS NEW ALLURE: teds that fascinate fwstvr that intrigue* imoothntii that captivates I |> V ttmi C'omh Sea reds the glamor- f •ass little South Sea maiden's own alluring colours... here they are. 7 R needy to rest your lips with new 1 rfO, X
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      367 6 NO REST BY DAY NO SLEEP BY NIGHT Woman with Severe Neuritis For the benefit of others who may bf troubled with the complaint she suffered from, a grateful woman writes:— "Last May I had a very severe attack of neuritis in the leg, which made it impossible for me
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      230 6 ifr ma I I POSTAL IXTt: I. L iii EIXCE v TO-DAY i FOR DATE AND TTMF afrfca East -imperial" Sept. 6 2 p.m b„ rm Imperial „62 p.m. wyi fl Imperial" 6 2 p.m. Canada Whole •imperial" 6 2 p.m. t^D?%Jf5;;* ~y H X p i Imperial' 6 2
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    HIGH COURT JUDGMENT WILL AFFECT 10,000 PEOPLE
    388 7 Singapore, Monday. j„ s ticc, Mr. Justice McElwaine passed a written judg,(j ,v in the High Court, which will affect the lives people in Singapore. judgment 01« ruled that five-foot way Dip-bed, constiI hereby the ol sleeping on 54 quel to a case
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    NEW YORKERS SPEND 3s EACH ON MOSQUITOES
    56 7 RffJOl*it. .'.au £1,00:.030 is beh g spent here this y_ar so that Nlh lorkers tan \v e free from .i.sqmtoes. The worhs progress administration has detailed £1,008,000 to be spent in control of the pest. This is more than three shillings pe r
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    Eskimos Will Now Write Russian Script
    184 7 Mosrcw. TN accordance with the new "Riissification policy, another 29 nationalities within the borders of the R.S.F.S.R.. (Russia Pi open arc to recci'-e the Russian alphabet in place cf the Latin. The change, it Is stated, is being made 'by their own wish." Among
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    FRENCH GIFT TO INDIAN UNIVERSITY
    41 7 Madras.—A gift of over 200 nooks has been made by the French Government io Madras University. The books are in French and mostly relate to the humanities. They are considered valuable additions to Madras University Library.
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      197 7 False Teeth Wearers Are Worst Breath Offenders! -Need More Than a Mouth Wash" say Authorities... Recommend Polident Jq~- cornier?, convenient* Plates and bridges soak up odors hygiene Get an eco and impurities like a sponge! A nomicai long-lasting tin ti thin dark scum collects on them. chemist t "bazaar. This
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      208 7 All pains, whether due to headaches, toothaches, neuralgia or rheumatism, are promptly relieved by ANACIN. It also reduces the fever ~nd discomfort associated with colds. 1 Let this guide you when you are in search of quick relief from aches and pains; doctors and dentists prescribe ANACIN today because they
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      56 7 DOCTORS CHOOSE HUMANISED WOOD FOR THEIR O\V.\™JBABIES After Humanised Trufood, from the 10th to the 24th month—FOLLOW-ON TRUFOOD- a complete diet allowing for the progressive introduction of solids. UDtainabie fr. m The Medical Hall, Ltd.. The Federal Dispensary. Ltd., Singapore. Auala Lumpur. The Dispensary (1929). Ltd.. Penang. ami from all
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      502 8 m VICTORIA THEATRE SAT, WED., SAT. 10th, 14th, nth. Sept. 2 AT 9.30 P.M. vaudeville; *ZE£B!P L PARADISE" I I SVVIMMING CLUB SWAINS» HAWAIIAN HITS" J Repertory Players Production. I «OOK AT ROBINSON'S 5 < 2£TS7, *OSY FINGERS CORAL, > BRING Jeach ROSY FUTURES BLUSH ACORN SUNRISE. Men never r
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      102 8 j r::r to-night p r^\ j I v 3 j j sings-Minnie tte gestures, and howl CHEERING for j buys herself a husbandry... in a goofy Mexican jail! MONTHS makes tove I GMILTMOORE V BfB «««i f- CARY GRANT I™ Alii* MmMoliM H«ry StiH»wo« Thomas 117)/)//) J ,\7 1 W
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      66 8 11 I T W* r M GTYLANG- OPP( > Mj Tj-night— Last Night THE SUPER EGYPTIAN MUSICAL < (With XCEp T THAT." 7he S P CC Film ,To WEDDING «r HALF Price" TO iS? nly I .Maurice Murphy. No ah c Patricia Parr in y Jr Sat lv Sim "TAILSPIN
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      313 9 M0RR0W....! MV i VYA'S LARGEST FINEST THEATRE The CA P ITOL j opening at 3.ls—6.ls—t>JSi I v| \\l ASI BRINGS ERICH MARIA REMARQUE'S |V ,K nr. :i i) i AMOI s story to the screen hired i,N M.GJM The Company that has given you the T***" World s Greatest Hits
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      206 9 shows OPENING TO-DAY 3.15 p. m. SHOWS Q m 15 DAILY AT THE NEW AIR-CONDITIONED 9>15 AIHA M B t A WARNER BROS. THRILLING 1938 MULTIPLANE TECHNICOLOUR PRODUCTION The Greatest Picture of Th«>m all! GOLD! DEADLY SIREN THAT MAKES MEN t TEAR OUT THE HEARTS OF MOUNTAINS.. AND BREAK THE
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      21 9 i SCREENING SIMULTANEOUSLY j i:mpiki: to-xh-ht sun 5 (Tanjong Pagar) New World) F i n;«1 iiti < > i S a kilter f^-^.r-.nwjpi,;.
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    MAKING PROGRESS
    496 10 T RE wiil bL general approval of the decision of the Municipal Commissioners of Singapore to cany out a substantial test of modern methods of street lighting. The test area on East Coast road perhaps, is not the best possible site for experiment, for conditions j there are
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    Russia Is Prepared For WAR!
    207 10  -  HER ARMY NUMBERS 20 MILLION MEN By Francis Adeney WHETHER the frontier clashes between Russian and Japanese troops mark ihe beginning of a major conflict, it is at the moment hard to prophesy. There is, however no doubt whatever that R ssia i prepared for
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    Terrific Military Strength
    204 10 TN military strength. Russia is un.-.ur-She has to-day a Regular A: my of 1.545 000 men. with a trained Rcserv- cf another 19.0C0.000 or 20.000.000. all of whom could be mobilised within the :pac? of three month Conscription in the country is hi.;, 'y crp:aniyed. Efcery man
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    Magnificent Cavalry
    223 10 9 JHE cavalry, even more magnificent than in CzarLst days, numbers at least 100,000 men, and the armcured section is highly equipped. During the last few years Russia has built cr purchased at least 2,000 amphibian tanks. 700 armoured cars, and hundreds cf heavy tanks equipped with 3-inch
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    Secret Navy Growth
    117 10 JHE growth of the closest secr< i has been re-organised sin-e V' J 0 tion. Only a fortnight m President of the Su U.S.S R.. publicly er: ;t d intended to cn ate for among the gn at nav vxo'ld. Two new fleets those ui the p
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    No Money Troubles
    184 10 MONET? T!:i s is the froubks Kuss :l (east I has been wgaaisiiig oa :i li j< k fcr the last live ytar-. <J!t'v b I year her Defence Bodgei provided f« a loan of E I I ft, I gftatly rver-::I cii'r d. The U received,
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    BOMB-PROOF BUSES FOR PALESTINE
    52 10 jtrftsste*--AWING to stone-throu t np, the InswN (Major Alan Saui ordered thai pi irq must Stt4 J of ah vehh Ii Thfs grating will als euard." in the bis* tossed into crowded bi dows left open on The new measure i ed as designed "to againsl
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Industrial Co-operation
    229 10 NOTES COMMENTS Industrial Co-operation MR. H. R. Cheeseman, in his report on Vocational Education in Malaya, has put forward a very welcome suggestion in order to assist local youths who have passed out from the Singapore anc Penang Trade Schools to get suitable employment. He suggests the granting of any
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    Tea At Cameron Highlands
    141 10 JEA at Cameron Highlands may now be considered as a sound commercial proposition, observes the Hon. Mr. C C Brown, 3ritish Resident, Pahang, in his annual report for 1937. The yields are nigh and, at maturity, under average conditions, crops of 800—1,000 lb. to the acre
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    CZECH GOVERNMENT AGREES TO SUDETEN DEMANDS IN FULL
    188 11 PRAGUE, SEPT. 5. SWIFTLY TO-NIGHT. FOLLOW- E AT !:CER BETWEEN HERR LIDETEN DELEGATES WHO >TIATING WITH THE GOVERNX PARTY ISSUED A SIGNISIQUE VIRTUALLY DEMANDING FACTION OF THEIR CLAIMS. ted that the meeting discussed d happenings that tend to show the authorities have
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    WITH THE CHINESE ON THE YANGTSE
    28 11 Tilo pictures from the Ycngt front above, an anti-aircraft Lewis gun in action, and b 1 a range-finder for artillery being operated.
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    26 11 Responding to an appeal by the untitled tion Army in Trinidad, the Brit'sh i I pVrp'frp has oresented 300 Bibles to the Colony's penal institutions. W
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    China Invoking Article XVII At Geneva
    122 11 Reuter. London, Sept. 5. hi, interviewee! by Reuter before proceeding to Geneva, instruct >ns from the Chinese Government the vvilJ press strongly for the application of article 17 League meetings. >rated patience, the try of the Leative attitude toil ivasion. and de tronger than
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    JAPANESE BAN BRITISH PAPER
    69 11 Reuter. Peking, Sept. 5. THE British Embassy has made r:oreI sentations to the Japanese Embassy concerning the banning from the mail: of the British-owned daily newspaper, The Pekin and Tientsin Times, published In Tientsin. l# Official information is lacking. out n is assumed the ban is
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    King Boris In London
    36 11 British Official Wireless. o London, Sept. 5. KING Boris of Bulgaria, accompanied by Queen Jcanna, who are making a nriTate visit to the United Kingdom, anlved in England this afternoonBritish Official Wireless.
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    16 11 A toy balloon released at Witham (Essex) Las been found on'the borders ot Germany and Poland.
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    DUTCH CELEBRATIONS MARRED
    82 11 Reuter. •dam. Sept. 5. at the Royal Palace Princess Julianr prooi Queen Wilhelmina tively of the quiet unbeknown to her c join our wish give her happiness The Wilhelmina celebrations to Rotter dam were cancelled owing to toe number cf cases of infantile paralysis; m the city,
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    BRITAIN'S UNEMPLOYED FEWER
    111 11 British Official Wireless. London, Sept. 5. THE Ministry of Labour estimates that A at Aug. 15 the number of insured pcrd ns in employment in Great Britain, exclusive of persons within the agricultural scheme, was approximately 11.4C2.000. This was 31.000 more than a month earlier but on
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    STOP
    72 11 JOHORE COUNCIL Emphasiring Johore'* need for sclfrafficiencv in the matter of food supplies, Mr. C. T Hind 10-day at ti c State Council urged Government to form a special committee Ie consider this matter. The General Adviser, replying, said that Government would certainly con- !dr the matter, but reminded
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    Japan's Progress Checked On Yangtse
    242 11 Reuter. London, Sept. 6. DV all accounts, says the Daily TeleP graph in a leader to-day, the new Japanese offensive on the Yangi.se has so tar made slow piogress and has faciei tn take any unnorta.it strategic points. The Chinese are putting up a stout
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    Invasion Of Sudenten
    213 11 Paris, Sept. TWO writers in the French press to-day declare that Hitler will propose a plebiscite in the Sudeten area. Le Jour says that this would be a categorical ultimatum to Hritain and Fran?e, which they will find difficult to accept. "We must therefore contemplate with the
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    Radio Station Damaged
    20 11 Thunderstorms in France severely damaged one of the insulators of the Radio Paris "Stat? 1 broadcasting station.
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    PERSONAL APPROACH TO BOTH SIDES IN SPAIN?
    88 11 British Official Wireless. London, Sept. 5. LORD Plymouth, chairman of the Non-intervention Committee, is returning to London to-morrow. It is likely that he will have discussions \.iti» tne lt .uiiiig members ot ihe (hailman's sub-committee to ascer- iain the views of their Government*
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    FRANCE STOPS LEAVE, MANS MAGINOT LINE, STANDS BY CALMLY
    241 11 Reuter. Paris, Sept. 5. HPIP: Ministry of the Interior has instructed all prefects and depart Mental officials at present on holiday to return to their posts The Colonial Governments are also returning to their duties. Commenting on the French decision to
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    273 Motor Deaths
    38 11 Reuter. New York, Sept. 5. THERE were 273 deaths in motor acci- dents in the week-end which ended yesterday with national Lrluur Day. The majority occurred in a last rush to ihe beaches and mountains.—Recier.
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    ANOTHER CIVIL PLANE SHOT AT
    134 11 Forced Dov/n By Japanese Reuter. Honekong. Scot. 5. A SPECIAL Eurasia plane which left here this morning for Yunnan was attacked by Jaoanese planes pnri was forced down at l/uchow, on the Kwang-tuna-Kwangsi border. The oil tanks were punctured, but the *:ilot effected a satisfactory
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    24 11 The French cruising steamer De Grasse »13.450 tons». with SCO passengers on board, went aground in Trondhj emsf j ord in a thick fog.
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    MYSTERY POISON DEATHS IN KUALA LUMPUR
    86 12 LFrom Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Monday. TWO cases of mysterious poisoning in which the victims were two Tamils, an aciult male and a small boy, have been reported to the local police. Both the man and the hoy, it is understood, died after
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    PARANG ATTACK ON MAN
    87 12 Ipoh, Monday. BRUTAL parang attack on an unemployed young Indian, resulting in his sustaining severe injuries, has been reported to the Ipoh Police. Thi man. it is understood, wjs reclining on a chair on the five-foot-way of a .shop house in Lahat Road, when the assailant,
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    Singapore Comedian Who Made A Joke Of Death
    336 12 (Malaya Tribune Staff Reporter) HECTOR St. Clair con.cd.an and variety artiste who „noe amused (he patrons of the Hotel Europe in Singapore, is dead. Yesterday J heard from cue of his closest friends, comedienne Maris Cellette who i s now in Singapore,
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    British Standard Specifications
    73 12 A complete set of standards, numbers'Ld^ 1 by the Br Standards Institution. London, is on file sioncr The .standards cover all industries, building, chemicals, engneenne by inriiviHno, f °r examination by individuals or firms interested r l inns in can consult the specifications on application n and°^rrn
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    DIDN'T KNOW ANY ENGLISH, FINED
    89 12 irnm Our Onn Correspondent] Segamat, Mondnv. F°k t ßtiß| 300 r «bber trees hen Bah? R^ ,ld b,n t Jemal a Walav of AnrU% f nea w r town, Pearcd beic:e fnche Rauf »>in Moh t d Sa at. First Magistrate? ™at, to-day and was
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    Strike Tribunal Has It's First Meeting To-Day
    500 12 a FORTMr^oJ Malaya Tribun Staff Reporter). A L_'7T T ago the Singapore Traction Company employees, stopped the, r str ike, resumed work, and to-day the Arbitration nounal which has been appointed by the Government to consider timeTmh* C my and ™P meets for
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    They're Starting Young
    67 12 a i>idi v Taiping, Monday. 4 lARH of 20 climbed Maxell's Hill last week, and among them were two Cvear-old children who did the journey »«tnout any assistance, and managed the return journey. The party ReV C Principal of the Angloi ninese School. Taiping. Tb e you
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    Men Who Have No Home
    88 12 Thousands of Jewish refugees from Austria are now living in special encampments in Switzerland, where the authorities are trying to ease the problem by taking m asurcs to prevent further influx. Many of the refugees are said to have been helped across the frontier by
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    'MYSTERY MAN' BEHIND DARING K.L. BURGLARIES
    194 12 iFroni Our Own Reporte Kuala Umpur, M (mdav M ORE than $700 worth of cash, fewelltr, t t and other goods were stolen from ho U s c in Kuala Lumpur in a series of daring hmr^t The local Police, who k»., of detectives
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    Tribute To Henry untitled
    29 12 The Dearborn Press has Uued i special Illustrated number in honour o tne seventy-fifth birthday of Mr HernFord, the -genius who made Deutan great." J
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    AIR MAIL
    21 12 The Imp.. VI Airways mail plane from Euro- ;s expected to arrive in Singapore at 4 p.m.. to ■'•'ay.
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    MAN CHEATED WIFE, CHINESE CLERK: GETS FOUR MONTHS' GAOL
    406 12 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat. Monda\. |>EFOKE a packed court of Malays, a sensational case of cheatini: was concluded to-day. .vhen Musa bin Suleiman, middle Bugis, accused of cheating in respect of the transfer of land, was sentenced to four months*
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    Traction Chief's Case
    60 12 F U^h E 0 R evidence recorded to-day President "of th W^ Ch M Gurusam/ Compos EmpYoye!s- ga A^ ia TL charged with crtaSaJ InttSSSod 15 All witnesses called to-day aKrecd thaf Gurusamy was always aeairUt S ef and that he had-SSJ? ainst tn e strike language
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    NO MORE CYCLES
    67 12 [From Our Ouv Correspondent] Batu Pahat. Monday. WO bicycles are a lie wed to be y parked on the five-foet -uay in Johore. The authorities arc very lw\v new ariesting these offender* whe park their machines on the five-foot-way. 'Ihe police van was fuil tn day carrying-
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    European Flew Plane Dangerously
    193 12 PLEADING polity la a can* of living an aeroplane in a dangerous manner so bu ii hit the top of i roeonat Iret just behind the Hume Pipe i ompany on June 24, C. Plake, EawfftU employee af the Home Pipe m pany. to-day, was convicted
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    GLAMOUR NO MORE A SCREEN INGREDIENT, CINEMA CHIEF SAYS
    500 13 HE IS A FILM NABOB (Malaya Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Monday. (JLAMOUR is no longer a scretn appeal, M.G.M. Chief Maurice Silverstein thinks. "People are becoming more educated," he says. "Are not attracted by glamorr any more." Mctro-Grldwyr.-Mavor's new chief for
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    They Are Co-Eds
    30 13 nd Miss Eunice Lee (right), daughters of ngapore Photo Co., have been in America i> sportively tor over three years, arrived back j sterday by the Dartagnan.
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    Fireman Alleges He Was Assaulted With Hammer
    254 13 Singapore. Monday, j fireman of the Paya Lobar Fire Station rs and were used, was related by Mohamed 1 -dny before Mr. Justice J. H. Pedlow n \V Chong Han and Teo Ali Tee were I n and voluntarily causing hurt with a
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    Salvation Army Refuses To Bail Boys
    103 13 Singapore, Monday. IHIIF\ three Chinese youths ap- pcared hefore Mr. Conrad Oldham in the Second Court this mornins:, charged with saminjr. they all claimed trial. When the question of bail was mentioned, the Salvation Army representative was asked if he would keep the three
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    Parked Car Near Junction
    39 13 Singapore. Monday. For parking his car within 20 feet of tb< junction of Chulia Street and Market Street, J. Z. Orski was to-day fined 'M by Mr. C H. Koh, in the 'Traffic District Court.
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    PRINCE BIRABONCSE IN FATAL ACCIDENT
    38 13 MotorCyc/ist Killed Reuter. London, Sept. 5. pRINCE Hirahongst\ the Siamese racing motorist, driving to the North last night, was involved in an accident with a motor-cyclist near Morpeth. The motor-cyclist was killed.— Reuter.
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    CRASHED
    7 13 PRINCE "BIRA" involved in fatal crash
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    Alleged Gaming
    67 13 Singapore, Monday.—A fine of SlO o. .n default two weeks' imprisonment was ihe sentence passed by Mr. Conrad Oldham in the Second Court this morning when Tan Boey, who was arrested by a police sergeant for assisting in the management of a common gaming place came up foi
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    s. s. "CORFU"
    31 13 "Corfu" has left Hongkong and is expected to arrive at this Port at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 7. She will proceed alongside the S.H.B. Wharf on arrival.
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    AMERICA RETAINS DAVIS CUP
    181 14 Philadelphia, Sept. 6. AMERICA retained the Davis Cup here yesterday by beating Australia, three games U two. After winning two singles and losing the doubles, America won one more singles. Budge beating Quist B—6, 6—l, 6—2. In the other singles Bromwich beat Riggs 6—4, 4—6, 6—o,
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    Doyle Phillips Fight Postponed
    29 14 REUTER. LONDON, SEPT. 6. fHE DOYLE-PHILLIPS FIGHT FIXED FOR SEPT. 13 HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL SEPT 27. DOYLE HAVING INJURED HIS RIBS IN TRAINING REUTER.
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    S.C.C. BADLY BEATEN
    78 14 .•vinnVipal services 4; S.C.C. 1. D* four goals to one. the Municipal ff Services detVatrd the S.C.C. in their Third Division League fixture on thp S.C C. Padane The Services predominated the ex-' changes tvio cpn nr >r\ or>d scorpo" M thPV hkor] The Cricket club fieMed
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    Handicaps
    147 14 I FOLLOWING are handicaps for three lUces on the last day of the Singapore Professional meeting:— PONIES, CLASS 1, DIV. 1. 6 FURS. New Moon 9.0 No Limit 8.13 Apple wood 8.12 Prestige 8.1 Quisana 7.11 Empress (late Little Wonder j 7.11 Mallanult 7.8 Miss Wendy 7 i HORSES,
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    Germany Wins Seven Titles At Paris
    280 14 Paris, Sept. 6. QERMANY won seven titles at the European athletic championship meeting which has just been cond ded. Finland were second with five, Britain four. Sweden three, Holland two and France and Estonia one In the European athletic champion ships concluding to-day the
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    SKINS AND CHINESE DRAW IN LEAGUE SECOND DIVISION
    522 14 Goalkeepers Shine In Even Game skins 1 S.C.F.A. 1 JUK Royal InniskiJling Fusiliers and the Straits Chinese Football Association played a draw of one goal each in a second division League match yesterday at the Anson Road Stadium. The Chinese opened accounts
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    Scratchings And Order Of Running To-morrow
    65 14 PJi I l nd '-nnlng order as Ti h 1 are <l» TO" SS 3 Div 5 fm< renifs, Class i oiv •< r; f»,r (2) Nil lur> ff«u »es, Class niv j •3» Nil 4 Jurs jcTjfe, Clrss niv. 2. 6 furs Hone.
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    SAPPERS BEAT LOYALS
    28 14 pULAU Brani beat the Loyals n by three 00/ni? l in a secon <* division socyestefirdaUve ff, GUlman Barrac one all half Ume tne score was
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    WITH OUTSTRETCHED ARMS TO RECEIVE IT
    23 14 Wai Mun .Chinese soajktepe.. saves in the mate* yesterd and the C hinese, which ended in a
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    Important Gallops At Bukit Timah
    553 14 (By "Marcus; Superbus). Several important rallop* were witnessed this morn Timah on the second track. The going was easy, but weather a very doubtful element, no forecast could be made a> to tr.c nature of ii would be lite to-morrow: NUTCRACKER «McLachlan went round twice
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    NOVICES SHOW GOOD FORM IN COMMAND TOURNAMENT
    185 15 Last >ht's r tilts I Inter Vnii Novices I began last I Barracks, the rsday night, Dobbie, the I aW aj tbe prizes. I -rounders I te. Miller idl3 Royle Wl lead in the first X armed up I Ifinch was a I
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    FURTHER TIES IN S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    195 15 FURTHER ties in the S.C.C. Autumn Tennis Tournament played on the S.C.C. courts yesterday resulted as follows:— MEN'S DOUBLES B CLASS I I Willmott end Kempster (*cr) bea* Copier and Foulds ucr) 6—4 3—l J Lt. D. p. g. Stewart and Lt J.* A
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    ST. LEGER CALLOVER
    97 15 Reuter. T-__ London, Monday. HE call over for the St. Leger is as follows:— 6 5 Pasch offered, 5 4 tak«n 7 J Pound Foolish taken and offered t 1 Scottish Union offered 8 1 Glen Loan. 10 1 Ramtapa taken and offered 100 9 challenge offered,
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    Inter-Party Badminton Results
    181 16 THE following are the results of the Malays Inter-party badminton tournament played at Victoria School Hall on Saturday and j Sunday: Saturday Gentle B P. beat Mayblossom P.P. 4_i. (Gentle players mentioned first*. Singles:—Md. Hodri lost to Ahmad Matlar 10—15, 6—15; Suadi beat Zakaria Mattar 15—1. 15—9;
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    43 16 The qualifying round for tht Sooloh Goid Challenge Cup at the Royal Johor* International Club will be played off from Sept. 1 to Sept. 4. the first rond is to oe completed by Sept. 18 and the semi- final will be notified later.
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    Record Entry For Segamat Tennis Tourney
    217 16 RECORD number of entries have been rec ed ed Segamat Lawn Tennis Association fo r [l Tennis Championships which rommence on Thursd The handicap singles has attracts 24 entries while the open singles Is not far behind with 14 Five pairs have entered for
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    HOME SOCCER RESULTS
    95 16 RESULTS I in home football Avtrn V if 1 81 111 acton ilia Ev rtons I Bclton Wanderers 0 cL I 1-tic 0. Stoke Cii.v 1: L eds Unit* WW Burnley 2; Fulhain 0 I Coventry City i H Mill wall Bury 0 Swansea rcwn 1; Chester*
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    Farmers Do Their Part
    33 18 C oder the 0 trecticn of nrlitary officers, farmers in China help to build roads. Above picture shows farmers, and even their chddren, doing the work allotted to them.
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    CONTROLLING ROADS BY WIRELESS
    321 18 TO expedite the completion of vari- otis provincial and inter-provin-cial highways and also t«» hasten the repair of the existing public roads, the Provincial Highway Bureau of Hnpefa in which Hankow is situated has divided the whole province into six engineering riis*ricts, where lurye »r» uns
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    SHANGHAI'S TRADE DIVERTED TO HONGKONG
    837 18 China's Vast Hinterland JHE world at large has no idea of China's vast hinterland and resources therein, because even China herself up to now has hardly realised her own potentialities, Mi-. A. Bland CaJ A itant Commercial Attache in Shanghai for the 1 v GJcv(
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    IMPORTANT DISCUSSIONS AHEAD
    25 18 China s foreign relations, the Far Eastern situation and other important questions will be discussed at KTSen MiS2Vs£ wm be conve cd
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    An Improvised Officers' Mess
    25 18 Here are a group of Chinese officers having a men it th Hardship never deters Chinese soldiers, neither \un iln t*e*
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    Taierchwang's Hero's Life
    305 18 THE life of General Sun lien-ehoong, one of (he hu< i makes interesting reading. He started in the arm. dint of ability, bravery and hard work, he haa in governor of two great provinces and commander ot th* m 7 n now is the commander of the
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    MALABAR MUSLIMS URGE REMOVAL OF 'MOPLAH REBELLION'MEMORIALS
    505 19 jjjreat To Launch Civil Disobedience Campaign (United Press). I Calicut, Aug. 27. „11TI()N i c; i i rv in.-C on an intensive propaganda throughout E ia!abar ievv lu upon the Government the I f r rem" Ifit'jh«,';ck memorial and other memorials re(Muslin 1
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    AGITATION IN KASHMIR
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    110 19 (United Press). I Hcknow, Aug. 26. pARTY bickerings of the lucknow i District Congress Committee came to a head when the President with his supporters resigned as a *eo,uel t-o long-standing differences between the Secretary and the President. At to-day's meeting of the Distric* Congress Committee presided over
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    51 19 (United Press). Lucknow, Aug. 30 —The Rani of Cuttack was relieved of ornaments, jewellery and cash worth more than Rs. 60.000 by her servant. While the Rani was returning from Simla via Lucknow she halted here and was putting up with one of her relations where the theft took place.—(United
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    53 19 1 Aug. 30. convicted in anti-Hindi mg imprison»e presidency Government to which they "tive magis1, ,n lor copies of ns h ave been t0 various terms N -"H; in front omier and the ci educational which the Hindustani has or »rS i»l u ov m
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    'PHOOKA' PRACTICE
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    139 19 (United Press). Karachi, Aug. 30. 200 students of the Sind Madrassah School, Karachi, went on strike and started picketing in front of the school gate this morning as a protest against the appointment of a non-Sindhi as Principal of the school by the Madrassah Board.
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    298 19 (United Press). Simla, Aug. 30. venue of the All India Congress Committee session to be convened on Sept. 23 will in all probability be fixed in Delhi. In response to a telegram to change the venue from Bombay as that place does not
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    118 19 (United Press). ADDRESSING a joint sitting of both House of Burma Legislature HE the Governor dweJt on the defence schemes in Burma and Rangoon which the Government had decided to undertake against all possible attacks by water, air or land. As friendly relations were existing between
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