Malaya Tribune, 8 September 1938

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales 'Vol. XXVIL No. 214. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Thursday, Sept. 8, 1938 The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1938 FU "K CENT?
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      41 1 THE NEWS V.liM YOUR UR'-AKFAST fry 1 'DAIRY MAID' PURE AUSTRALIAN j EAm:R V GUTTER GuTnMf^Cgb (Incorporated in S S.) lien baby needs milk from a bottle STRONG MUSCLES SOUND TEETH ■Bli U STRAIGHT RONES THAT IS EVERY BABY'S BIRTHRIGHT. L
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      84 1 Read The TRIBUNE Dominant j In Malaya i i Some nice building lots in Grove Estate (Goodman Road, Branksome Road, Wilkinson Road) remaining for sale. Area from 12,000 square feet to 17MO I square feet. From 11 cents to 18 cen's per square foot, according to the tite. Mortgage up
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    A SECRET BANK FOR SWINDLERS
    298 2 London, Aug. 26. ttUSFfctCTING a "secret bank for sharepushers" for many years, city police have had their interest re-awaVenei* by investigations into the mystery of Tanficld's goMen hoard. Now they are certain that behind the conviction of every "city Caponc is a small group which
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    BIG GAME HUNTER GORED TO DEATH
    189 2 M- V(),{ wmc Hualer. fc« kiHn| 1 i buffalo. i Major Bosnian with Morgan and Colonel F r r I on a hunting trip Africa. 1 h,, Early on the mon Major Bosnian and 1 •rent off from the cam\>i2n tor about three mile
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    DRESSES FROM SKIMMED MILK
    154 2 a lion of fashion experts. A process whereby synthetic j wool is made from casein, a byproduct of skim milk, has been announced by scientists of the Agriculture Department here. The new fibre the Department stateswool T C f h f m H Cal c^P° si
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    NEW AIR PORT FOR NEW YORK
    70 2 New York. AIRLINES serving New York -**-arc expected to transfer their main operating bases from the present Newark Airport iv New Jersey to the new Municipal North Beach Airport, within the city's limits, when it opens next spring. The North Beach Airport, which is
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    Maharanees Sister Will Wed Soon
    138 2 London, Aug. 29MUSS RUTH MILLER, I Scat U.S.A sister Ann Miller who in 1928 n rri former Maharajah of Indon marry in London next Oct >ber Miss Miller is a member ol a taltilJ Californian family. She is marrying Mr. Elia, M >>■<•■■"'; English representative
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      438 2 STEAMER SAILINGS §NORI)DEUTSCHER LLOYD, Incorporated in Germa if). The undcrnotcd are the Company's Intended hxtures:— OUTWARD, ror MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, H CHINA and JAPAN. Due Singapore '1938. ni. BE" omits Dairen Sept. 15 s.s. "POTSDAM" omits Ncrth China Sept. 29 IS. "ODER" omits Manila Oct. 8 m.s. "COBURG" Oct. 13
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      446 2 P& BRITISH INDIA I (incorporated lr England), P. O. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage, Spore. 1938 I RaJPUTANA 17/jOO Sept. 9 I RAN CHI 17,000 Sept. 23 J BURDWAN 6,070 Sept 24 i RANPURA 17,000 Oct. 7 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Oct "1 SOMALI 6,890 Oct.' 21 I CANTON 15,500
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      603 2 INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO. LTD, (Incorporated in England). Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and to Calcutta via Penang. Taking cargo on throutrh Bill of Laa--1 g or antor Macao, Swatow, Amoy, Chefo, Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangtse ports, Formosa, the Philippines, etc. FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA. Alr Sails. 1 £UTSANG sept.
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      89 2 I 9 Deutsch-Australisphe DampfschifTs Gesellschaft PA6STNrFy^T?°^ ted in Germany) PA6SENGER o AN t D CARGO SERVICE Ho> cmS^vSHi^ G,lAI north CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN. t m.s. LEVERKUSEN via S P Pr 6° r6 1938 Genoa ms fas? «r;- 20 «HBR via Marseilles Ct 17 Antwerp ss.
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    Italian Praise For British Colony
    389 3 Rome A WARM tribute is pa d to British colonial methods in an article appearing in the newspaper II Popolo I)i by an Italian who has recently visited Aden. The first point to strike the writer of •he article was the speed with Widen the
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    FARMER BUYS DEVIL FOR £4
    171 3 Mar saw. AFOftTTJNI uiln ha bei i it easel fci failing to make the rB I appc.T in i farmer al Chelm, a cat l.ubhn. Poland. When the wandering seer came to Chelm, the farmer Saostak alleges thai he consulted him as to how he
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      330 3 a re Municipality I rFvpritt I invited for <t;e I or service. For 1 1 1 Tender Room I Dftt* of doming. I 1 12 noon, 28th 1 Sept. 1938. itml vp < for 1 Oct. 17. 1933. Oct L 1938 I Soot. 10, 1938. I Oct. 3, 1938 I
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      541 3 PUBLIC NOTICES BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (Chapter 45) IN THE HIGH~cSoURT OF THE STRAITS' SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT~OF SINGAPORE. o Ban J£Sif* No. 17 of 1938 Re: TENGKU ZAINAB BINTE SULTAN AU (W) of No. 173. Joo Chiat Terrace, Singapore. 1938° eiVing rder made: lUh Marcn 1938 aIC f Adjudication: March, Date and place
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      424 3 j POSITIONS VACANT 1 i DfANTED salesgirls immediately. Salary j f $60.00 plus commission. Apply I Manager, P. O. Box 99, Singapore. U7ANTF.D Chinese lady cashier. Salaiv $30 per mensem. Knowledge of book-keeping preferred. Apply stating 1 age. nationality and experierce in own handwriting to No. 16, Mohamed Sultan Road.
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      680 3 ROYAL ENGLISH SCHOOL. No. 137, Kampong Java Road, Close to Newton Tram Terminus (Former Anti-Opium Clinic». The school receives applications lor admission into all standard* from Primary to Senior Cambridge. Two Special Classes: (1) Cambiidge Class: Seventh Standard boys are being preP£ r r e< t for niov Cambridge 1939
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      30 3 |JB«R| How is that? that restore nervous energy and I overcome fatigue, distaste for I work, anaemia, loss of appetite. f Particulars Free. Apply to" H K. ItATCHA, G.P.O. 70.
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    167 4 Report By Fraser And Co. Singapore, Sept. 8. MINING. Tin three months £192.10.0 •0 down 20-. Spot £191.10.0 down 22 6d. and New York 42% cents down Va cent. Loud n send a larger number of orders mainly on the selling side but at prices winch are
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    TIN
    18 4 Singapore, Sept. 8. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Wi l m (unchanged).
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    RUBBER
    19 4 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 2f) 7 (unchanged); Sellers l' 7 (unchanged).
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    922 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Sept. 7, 5 p m. Fraser Co. mm( Buyers Sellers -T.mpat Tm 4 4 6 Asam Kumbang 28 6 30 6 Austral Malay 43i- 47'-nomxd Ayer Hitam 24'- 25 6 Ayer Weng 0.63 0 67 Bangrin Tin 21 C
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    94 4 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Wednesday noon. »j_ tvdco Buyers. Sellers No. I.X.RS.S. in cases (FOB. September I 26 7 Good F.A.Q. in bales (F. 0.8. September) 26»„ 26 5 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose i (awardable Spore* 26% 26 7 8 do. September 26% *>6
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    345 4 Singapore, S?pt. 8. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 4 4 6 Aver Hitams 24 3 25 3 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 ?lcng Fatts 0.85 0.89 Uris Hyd. 7.9 8,9 Ipoh Tin
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    99 4 British Official Wireless Paris 178 19 64 New York 4.82 5 16 Geneva 21 30 Amsterdam 8 92% Madrid nominal Vienna nominal Lisbon 110 3 16 Topenhaeen 22.40 Stockholm 19.40'r Oslo 19.90 Milan 91 11 16 Montreal 4.83' 2 Berlin 12.04 Brussels 28.62U Prague 139% Bucharest 070 Hio
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    113 4 LIST OF CIRRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Sept. 7, 5 p m. Company Dividend Books c £j KI N close Date Ex Div. year Austral Malay 9d. div. Payable Date to date 3d bonus Sep. 2 Sep. 9 Sen 3 in** Burma Malay 6d. Sep. 22 Sep. 29 Sep
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    231 4 670 Maynard Co., Ltd., $30,000 Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 .90 i o o norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 inn In 9 %m% 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. 102 n m Mar. 31, Sept. 30 in 7 1909 red.
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    437 4 LONDON COMMODITIES Previous L r o a ,J; RUBBER Steady SW. Buyers 715 16 SeUers 8116 o 16 Ist Forward (October) Buyers 8 vwtm lit Sellers 81 16 2nd Forward (November) Buyers 8 Sellers 8' 8 n |B 3rd Forward (JanlMar.) Buyers 8' 8 8 i ir
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      232 4 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, BURGLARY, PERSONAL ACCIDENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: t*D. CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. F. W HALL, General Manager THE j EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D Almeida Street Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Paid-up
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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 tc the size of the safe required. further particulars from P o BANK. UNION
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      203 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. j (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements* I CAPITAL* Authorised $40,000,000.00. Is sued and Paid Up .SI 0,00« .000.00. I HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, BDUUTOU I TELEPHONES: f Managing Director 3172 Serrptarv 4:44 j General Manager 3513 ffint I j Telegraphic Address: OVERSEA.' I LONDON
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    Ex-Prisoner Says Wife Was Ashamed: Wants Divorce
    79 5 Singapore, Wednesday. sei\ed a term in prison, was discharged in >»ut i lound his wife. Hertha Elvira Jansen, m. Samuel White in Jon Chiat Place. he stayed his wife rciter her room hiir :\ftcr the liim to gaol. :mi Chial PJarc. i: t
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    33 5 Association Sunday, ting Will be he;o the Victoria K. P. Mohamed r n.. ional songs. r items of pa:-: 0! the very t has been b served. The ton tourna- the occasion
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    Ayer Moteks
    16 5 It hi Ayer Moles ol Augus ung a ;otal lor the 21 2£X lbs.
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    Driver Denies He Was Courting Woman
    194 5 Singapore, Wednesday. /WLLED upon to give his defence. Tan Sic Chic, a lorry driver charged with causing death by a rash act. told Mr. Justice Pedlow in the Assize Court to-day that, on seeing jay cyclist approaching him, he pulled up his lorry by
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    499 5 Reuter. H S IVEEAGES: Volume 890,000 I Sept Sept 7 H 7° p. I 29 3 4 xd 30" a I r j4 T a b 660 I 133 134 1 i I 53b 53 I 49% 49 I 41 3 p, 42 1 4 I
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    TWO DOTORS LOCK THEMSELVES IN ROOM, SUFFOCATE EACH OTHER
    449 5 a Leeds. Aug. 20. themselves in a room at a private house, two Leeds doctors—one M years old and married, the other single half suffocated each other time alter «ime to lest a life-savin? combination of passes. All Dr. W. Stanley
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    Doctors Did This, Too...
    78 5 Two Faris doctors describe in the 'British Medical Journal" bow A colleague, aged 2L, in an attempt at suicide, save himself an intravenous injection of tubeicle bacilli He lived for thiee months, during whici his fellow doctors used him as a subject for research. Mr. John
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    FAILED TO REPORT
    46 5 Sineapoie. Wedne<iay.—W. H. barter. I ,t the Asiatic Petroleum C.c to-day I pleaded guilty to the charge of failing Ito report an accident at Mm junction oi Geylang and Grove Roads, on July 24, fend was lined $5 by Mr. C. H. Kch.
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      112 5 YOUR LAVATORY MUST BE SPOTLES* HARPIC 9. that i- ali Harpic cleans thor* ougMy wksn no brush am ever reach. |l V\/\ 1 HARPER GILFILLAN Co.. Ltd.. BS f%—X J 11 SHjapore, Perunj and Kuaia -Tiyr VINOLIA Bl Boracic Cold Cream ■k BATH SOAP When the heat is stifling and
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      429 5 W\ to your 4 COOKING There's nothing like Bcvril in cock- n m P roves tne favour and j increases the nourishment of soups, I s?==^^—-- j stews, sauces, curries and other savoury dishes. I 6_A PB 11 CHEONG KOON SENG CO., LTD. TO LET. Nob. 20 28, Cairnhill Road,
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      136 5 ISWK OF CHINA (Incorporated in China by 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. 4.800.0000 C Total Assets approximately Ch. $1,800,000,000.00 HEAD OFFICE:
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    POSTAL INTELLIGENCE
    368 6 v >........... TO-DAY POR PER HATE AND TIME o China generally Hoihow Talma Sept. 8 1 p.m. Hongkong Talma „81 p.m. Ceylon (Letter Mail) Aramis „81 p.m. Europe and Great Britain x K.L.M. „82 pjn. Iran x K.L.M. 8 2. pjn. Medanx K.L.M. „82 p.m. Burma K'landalJa „83
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    122 6 Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (X.L.M.) to-day. Delivery I of boxholdi rs* left r* only at 4 n m and ;cneral delivery of letters and parcels ..t 4.05 p.in Mails expectod from Europe &c London) by Air 'Imperial) to-day. Delivery of boxhoiders' letters only at 4
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    41 6 >, T^ e Q Air Mail (Im P e rial) despatched rom Singapore on Aug. 30 was delivered n London on Sept. 5. The Air Mail 'Netherlands* desoatchd from Singapore e n Sept. 1 de-ive-d in London on Sept! 6.
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    JAPAN COUNTERS GAS ALLEGATIONS
    94 6 L T Geneva, gfepfc. 7 CHINESE accusations again.*t the r Japanese of using poison gas are Countered In a Japanese Permanent Bureau communique toned this mornimr which alleges that Hankow's calumny aga not the Japanese is an attempt to conceal unjustifiable acts of the Chinese j
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    Bukit Katils
    17 6 iiStt r bl 7. n c ™P of Bukit Katfla for August was. 18,088 lbs.
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    Club Diary Of Events
    225 6 [There are numerous U'ubs in Singapore members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune.'* This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invittd to co-operate in keeving it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest vHU still be included in Ihe "Diary of Events."
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    What's On Jo-day
    187 6 SPORTS FOOTBALL: S.A.F.A. Div. 11, S.C.F.A. v. Skins, Stadium; Div. 11. Excise v. H.M.S. Terror, S.R.C, S.C.C. Six-A-Side Competition Final, S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS: S.C.C. Autumn Tennis Tournament, S.C.C. BOXING: Novices Boxing Championships, Gillman Barracks. AMUSEMENTS NEW ALHAMBRA: "Gold Is Where You Find It," 3.15, 6.15 and 9.15
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    165 6 The Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1398 th auction on 7th September 1938 and folic wing were catalogued and orices realised. Catalogued 1.341.913 1b5.—599.07 tons Offered 1.U58.282 1b5.—472.45 tons Sold 884.651 lbs —394.93 tons LONDON-Spot 7 15 16d NEW YORK-Spot 16 1 16 cents
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    OFFICE-BEARERS ELECTED
    96 6 At the special general meeting of thKang Ha Pheng Sim Kok held on Sep* 5, the following were elected officebearers for the year 1938.:— Patrons:—Messrs Wee Hock Lai Wer Chwee Peng, President:—Mr Wee Yee Poh. Vice president:—Messrs Wee Kirn Seng Wee Chiew. Wee Yew Thoh hon Secretary.-Mr. Wee
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    THE PRESENT GIVEN BY THE OLD MOUNI NEER OF ZILLERTAL HIS CRANDSO INC FOR BR,
    439 6 When a foreign lean valley of village of Saint Been the water!. row valley, he second wonder of 1 er. He is now n old and everythin is so strange to hii derstands how an;
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      295 6 MALAYAN A ITO-MfcHT Orchestral Concert from 8.15 P.M. to 9.15 P.M. J Dinner and Dance (Formal) from 8.45 P.M. To Midnight. "LA PERI ET .lEAK VAIT' THE DELIGHTFUL SPANISH DANCERS, j ADMISSION NON-DINERS «1.00.. SATURDAY; 10TH: SPECIAL RACE DINNER AND BALL. CABARET. EXTENSION TO 1 A.M. BOOK YOUR TABLE NOW.
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      21 6 CHAP SINCA REVUE PARTY I ®NEXT STOP SUN CINEMA I KUALA PILAU AiIMAU t.B.- DINAH.- AMELIA.- DOU and Company. 25 «sg.
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      73 6 T PALI f> DIAMOND jl SPIRAL SPRING MATTRE!* Sturdy all Steel cor, sir* I proofed. Open visible bprWP H Promotes Heat mB Hcasonably Priced m( y I By conforming to the 2 I body it fives even suppo**""* §J| Spine urhxM I Recommended by HetHJ |H Extremely comiorUu: I Writr
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    I.C.S. COLOUR BAR CRITICISED BY STRAITS CHINESE
    301 7 Suffering From Injustice CRITICISM OF THE RESTRIC TION WHICH BARS MALAYAN CHINESE AND NON-EUROPEANS WHO ARE BRITISH SUBJECTS FROM THE MALAYAN CIVIL SERVICE PROPER, WHICH WAS "A PERENNIAL IMAGE OF THE VIOLATED RIGHT OF THE COLOURED BRITISH SUBJECTS", WAS MADE BY THE PRESIDENT
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    Mother Finds Daughter Strangled
    166 7 rwn Reporter) pur, Wednesday. inquiry into the Var-old Chinl» cl to death < n May '»0 :i Su'l :n r w as h«M tin second nee, stated fff'e stall keeper, sharStreet, with daughter tdeshe left her turning an hour ..bout 8 p.m. I c... behind in
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    Dutch Queen's Jubilee Celebrations
    95 7 Sept. 7. lina was enthusiasij Netherlander parts of the country to-day throu h the dccoa visit to the Colohe: c an exhibition ghre an almost comthc development of id Dutch East Indies econothe reign. bit \us the magniNaj of rough diamonds I i n\ion !i -i
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    LABOUR SERVICES' "HEIL HITLER"
    173 7 Reuter. NUREMBERG. SEPT. 7. LjERR HITLER, ADDRESSING 12,000 MEN AND GIRLS OF THE LABOUR SERVICE TO-DAY SAID: 'Your spades work in the north, in the east, in the west and in the service i f safeguarding and preset vine the Reich you represent the most sublime
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    CHARGE AGAINST FITTER
    166 7 Singapore, Wednesday. LOKE YEW, who described himself as a motor fitter, was this afternoon fined $20 or in default to undergo two weeks' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker in the fourth court for attempted extortion of 53.60. According to the story of the prosecution led
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      101 7 Gain 5 Lbs. In 7 Days Mrricni if yon are weak. t. n .-i. 'kiy—unable to V hor strength no matA California v>hysii<:i:in, tn siting the t'iiitma I has discovered a mhining t> highly conThese extract! build a** 1 md, firm flesh, act as a 1 thus help nature t
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      165 7 Did you Maclean your teeth to-day? Ah! I see you did MACLEANS PEROXIDE TOOTH PASTE If you use a solid dentifrice, try the new MACLEANS SOLID PCHOXIPC OiNTIFRICE \X A 31 1» OLE S CREO-TERPIN Instantly relieves harsh and wearing coughs. Get immediate relief from all coughs brought on through
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      385 7 "This BIOCEL SKINFOOO WORKED A MIRACLE on my face" says nurse ITS effect was almost magical. In a few days I saw little lines and wrinkles begin to disappear. In a couple of weeks I looked 10 years younger. Biocel—a doctor told me—is the discovery of a great Vienna University
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      117 7 Physicians IsjM Siy: f EYES are the Most Delicate Organs of Your Body. Take care of them; Cleanse them each Night and Morning f with Soothing Murine; Remove Dust; Protect against Eye Trouble. Keep your Eyes Clean and Healthful. Murine is the Alkaline, Safe Eye Lotion, successfully used for over
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      244 7 The Truth in Your Horoscope Let me tell you free some of your past experiences, future prospects, "financial possibilities and other confidential matters. Your prospects of life, happiness ,n marriage, friends, enemies, success >u all undesta kings, legacies., speculation and many otner vita; questions can be re- I sealed bv
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      291 8 f The merest scanning of the potters should be sufficient to Z attract any:,-,dy who likes his entertainment sophisticated Z witty, and his action in t} c J highest class of exportness. plus Personality, to see BlueDcau; Z Eighth Wife." I StraiUs Times (London Letter) Z Z May 11th. Z
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      229 8 Ci To-Night at 7.45 P.M. *^"*JMfc■^■^H One JMignt only. GRAND TRIPLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Tim McCoy In "ACES EIGHTS." A Whirlwind Ol Stark Adventure. John Wayne In v OREGON TRAIL An Action Drama Thriller AND William Boyd In »HIS FIRST COMMAND Next Change: Fri. 9th Sat. 10th Matinees: Sat. 10th ft
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      173 8 THAT AWFLTl^I7T^^ ik SCREEN'S GREATEST SINGING ST »V VV^^^T^^ WITH GRAND SOY ,0YF li I Here's the gayest picture in years ancl years invoiitv- a nH song **kt4 TO-NIGHT C-15 9-15 I Grac M PAVILIO\I I RQXY BAR opens r^-^f j OPENING TO-NIGHT M 5 JU > I j Tf
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    JAPANESE BOMB ANOTHER EURASIA PLANE: PILOT DEAD
    102 9 Hongkong:, Sept. 7. nfficalli announce that Japanese aircraft shot !%another Eurasia plane yesterday 30 miles from Hankow. The Eurasia Plane took off from ttw. aerodrome on the appearance of three Japanese pursuits in order to avoid being bombed and machine-gunned, nut were intercepted
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    Woman's 'I Have Swum Channel'
    158 9 Dover, 2sseeing a helmeted I towards l>,. i i his morning, k ef md round she P FrtT Bruna Wendel, 35--mi n «i:)i:or. v\ho {£\nt4t< nau i<Ma fan (ins-nez in la pggS minutt'^. n tne rocKs bel >re being row- Had accomat cnce lor rf
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    Case Dismissed
    55 9 Singapore, Wednesday.— Tne charge of driving with an expired licence on July 30 preierred against Chong WinWalK was to-day dismissed by Mr. c" K. Koh. Mr. Kch based his dismissal on the grounds that there wao no case against the accused from the ruling of the Supreme Court
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    FRENCH MOBILISATION
    57 9 Reuter. Paris, Sept. 7. A decree providing for mobilisation of the port of Marseilles is published in the official journal. It is understood that it means that port powers will be handed to Government officials assisted by naval authorities. It is expected dockers will be mobilised and obliged
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH.
    32 10 Mrs Tnn Tor Ann Nee Madam Chua Ah Moey passed away peacefully in China •>n Jcaving 2 sons Tan Hong Whay and Tan Hong Chwee. Java papers please copy.
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    AMERICA'S CHANGED ATTITUDE
    505 10 JHE declaration by President Roosevelt to the effect that the United States would not permit Canada to be invaded by any one nation or a combination of nations ami that, in the event of such a contingency, Canada can always count on the United States lor effective
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    WHEN CONCEIT IS GOOD FOR YOU
    227 10  -  THE MAN WITH SKILL SHOULD MAKE THE MOST OF IT By Claude Gaut Ifi'S a quid conceit o' cor- -scls," prayed the canny old Scot. There was a good core of hard commonsense in the petition. By the word "conceit" we are not to
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    No Poetic Modesty
    181 10 TT will be noticed that George put skill first in this invincible combination. Given the skill, or the ability, confidence is necessary to making the m of it. And those people who have maoe a. name for themselves have known how to use their abilities to the
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    Deprecated Napoleon
    239 10 lITERARY mi L people in many ways; but w them have displayed a belie! in fetfe J powers that can only be desenttf, brazen. Hall Came was convinced he was superhuman; and llfciiuT cultivated a certain lUcenea to th e m traits of Shakespeare. When he wai going
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    Disraeli's Boast
    221 10 i could go on quoting instai definitely. Samuel Person was HI i tainly the first Greek scholar of the 0 —and knew it. When a pressflffltS* young man proposed that he and Person should write a book together, doctor replied, 'Put In all I know act all you
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    TOPICS Of THE DAY
    36 10 "AWNERfi oi U we read. "alw; But they mak.' BUM the A shopkeeper was BB*» ,j I week for selling oyed rf pi canary Which Just P* 0 twitters is not r
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    NOTES & COMMENTS
    660 10 NOTES COMMENTS Police Cadets nOLICEMEN have been in the news lately, Singapore policemen especially, as the result of amendments In the scheme for European inspectors of the Straits Settlements Police Force. N T o\v comes the Malayan Police Ma;a- zinc, one of the brightest and breez i c st magazines
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    SUDETENS ACCEPT CZFCH PLAN BUT ALLEGE FRESH INCIDENTS & WITHDRAW
    275 11 SUDETENS ACCEPT CZFCH PLAN BUT ALLEGE FRESH INCIDENTS WITHDRAW rmans accepted the Government's Prague, Sept. 7. ame time decided to break off the °r M a basis of negotiations which two Sudeten deputies are aliened nW v** f recent incidents, police at Maerischostrau c l)Cen brutally attacked by the rhey
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    London's Link With Hitler
    13 11 London 's Link With Hitler VDERSON Britain and eh vroblem to a head
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    summon Parliament, Demands Labour
    123 11 Reuter. ndon, Sept 7. I j it Blackpool nera] council of the I cutive of the I executive of the I Party a maniI nding the immeI cf Parliament to conI national situation. s that the whole brink of war and an parable disaster lation of
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    CEYLON CHANGES IN FROSPECT?
    39 11 n Umdon, Sept. 7. •COTT, Governor I rom England 'i ot his leave. uring his stay 'ssed frith the rial position of j 01 the recent sugand that he has Nations, which I id ration.—British
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    PREMIER TO SPEAK AT NEWCASTLE
    81 11 London. Sept. 7. THE Prime Minister will address a mass meeting at Newcastle on 7 in connection with the Conservative Party conference. /The parties supporting the National government are carrying out a campaign of meetings throughout the country before the resumption of Parliamentary sittings in
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    3 SOLDIERS, 2 POLICE KILLED
    62 11 Reuter. Jerusalem, Sept. 7. TWO constables and two bandits were 1 krled when a erang of bandits attacked a police station in a town to the north of Jerusalem. Three men of the second battalion of the Royal Ulster Rifles were killed and four wounded
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    AUSTRALIAN MINERS TO STRIKE
    30 11 Reuter. Sydney, Sept. 6.—A general strike of coal miners affecting 23,000 men is due to start en Sept. 9. The men are pressing for better conditions.—Reuter.
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    U. S. Naval Flight
    42 11 Reuter. Honoadu, Sept. 7. LEAVING San Diego in 9 surprise ta';e-off 17 naval patrol bombers with 98 men arrived here thiz morning, making a record 16 hours hep. Warships were Stationed on the course at 500 mile intervals.—Reutev.
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    16 11 Mr. I. H. N. Evans, formerly of the Perak Museum, expects to be re-visiting Malaya shortly.
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    DEATH FLIGHT WAS CONTRARY TO ORDERS
    47 11 Reuter. London, Sept. 7. A verdict of accidental death was returned at the inquest on the 11 victims of the Edmonton air crash of MondUy. It was disclosed that the dead pilot was acting against orders in flying over Edmonton. Reuter.
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    NEW ATTACK BY POPE ON DOCTRINE OF RACIALISM
    79 11 Reuter. 4 '-can City, Sept. 7. racialism was made when addressing action. Refer,s° the Fascist Uni- ome weeks ago, J «'P racial cam- "We are dealing with a grave error which reaches ud to the first sters of the altar and attacks
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    WHITEHALL DISCLAIMS "TIMES" LEADER
    182 11 Reuter. London, Sept. 7. THE s?c u ion of tne Sudeten fha 72 l as a Possible solut on of the Czech problem is suggested in a leader hi The Tim »i?SfIJSSf^ a ion of J n arli le brought J'^ 1 went that the suggestion
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    TENSION EASING IN EUROPEAN CAPITAIS
    308 11 VGNOrf Gayd* writing in the GionuUe dltal», SS ffi L proposals would appear to meet the great oart of the RomT* f relic Underiying Gav,,a,< welcomed in In Pans the impression formed by the the messages from Prague is that Sudetens are apparently playing for
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    Echo Of C.N.A.C. 'Plane Tragedy
    114 11 Shanghai, Sept. 8. AN the instruction of Dr. H.H. Kung. V President of the Executive Yuan and Minister of Finance, the members of the board of directors of the Bank of Communications, meeting in Hongkong, have voted a compassionate grant of $100,000 to the family
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    ARTIST'S WIDOW DIES
    80 11 London, Sept. 7. •7 TIE death has occurred of Mrs. Watts, A widow of G. F. Watts, the famous Victorian artist whose paintings including "Hope' and "Love locked out' have been wiuely reproduced. Mrs. Watts, who survived her husband by 34 years, was 88. Sh.e had formed
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    26 11 British Official Wireless. London. Sept. 6.—Sir Samuel Hoare, Home Secretary, left London last nieht for Balmoral as minister in attendance of the King -British Official Wireless.
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    MARSEILLES DOCKERS GIVE IN
    53 11 Reuter. T___ Marseilles, Sep', 7. he Government requisition of the pert will lake ciace at i p.m. today but at a meeting the Iccke**s last night agreed t work on the conditions nxed by the Minster of Public Works •vhich tiie: have up to ihe present
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    New Safety Device For Motorists
    81 11 Mr. David Keith, a 65-year-old air tee fine ad 'Cheshire) inventor, has perfected an automatic safeguard for motor-vehicles. The invention has been approved by an Inspector of the Pedestrian Association and is to be subjected to thorough tests by the Ministry of Transport on the
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    S. AFRICA PREPARES WAR PLAN
    91 11 Reuter. T w m Cape Town, Sept. 7. HE Defence Minister Mr. Pirow announced to-day that the Government proposed to spend £5.000.000 on arms and eauirment for defence works also £1.000.000 on coastal defences over three years. He added that the Union was traininp land
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    Queen Mary At Glasgow
    24 11 London, Sept. 6. OLE EN Mary visited the Empire £xhibiticn at Glasgow to-day remaining for five hours —Britioh Onicial rVireless
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    Fresh Troops From Japan For North China
    188 11 Reuter. TVTr reining. Sept. 7. INDICATING 1 determined effort to deal with fhe yutiMa pr*. Mtm in North China and allow the Japanese forces in the north to assist in the drive to Hftßekvt a Japanese 'ranspcrt landed reittforcements at Tangku 10-uuv. The
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    TRENGGANU PRINCE, IN LOVE, FEARS MALAYAN GAOL
    333 12 A Shock To Sultan [From Our Own Correspondent] London, Aug. 29. it was fear—fear of imprisonment and permanent separation from his fiancee—that made Prince Mahmud of Trengganu leave the liner at Marseilies and hurry back to England. He.- T» 1 1 Mr. Bahadur,
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    FINE FILM AT THE CAPITOL
    145 12 THE audiences at the Capitol last night had a rare treat in "Three Comrades," which must be ranked as one of the most sincere and moving films that we have had in Singapore for a long time. It has emotional depths and extraordinarily good acting
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    MARRIED
    21 12 A miiilll, group nfter the Singapore marriage yesterday o£ Lt.-O.C.S. Dobbie, K.A., and Miss Florence Dickey. (Story on next page).
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    MALARIA SWEEPS K.L. SCHOOL: "NO ALARM"
    298 12 [From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. POURTEEX students of Technical School are ill in hospital, suffering from malaria or 'flu. Malaria, our reporter was informed by the health authorities to-day, has been caused, indirectly, by certain new clearing work carried out in Bungsar
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    B.M.B.C. CHANGE
    81 12 To-night, from 7.45 to 8.05 p m listeners will hear a pianoforte recital by Miss Greta Scull, who gave a ve-v successful performance from the BM B.C. studio during October last year Greta Scull, who is again passim through Singapore, has performed at several concerts in London, and
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    T FIRES W ENGINES O HUNDRED YARDS APART
    159 12 (Malaya Tribune Staff Reporter) TWO grass fires 200 yards apart k J*™** Road Singapore, Drought fire engines from stations six miles apart speeding to the scene last night. One outbreak was In high lallanc at the corner of Arthur R; ad and
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    RANGOON TROUBLE CONTINUES
    34 12 Rangoon. Sept. 6.—The life of the (sty is almost paralysed owing to declaration of hartal which is likely to last the week. The hartal is due to the riottog yesterday. Reiiter.
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    THESE GIRLS ARE BALLOON TRIERS
    17 12 Two Glorious Beauties appearing in a forthcoming Metro-Gold wyn Mayer musical picture.
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    Family Of Four Feared Drowned
    129 12 Ipoh, Wednesday. LITTLE Malay child, who was rescued from drowning in the Perak River near Teluk Anson, by some Malay fishermen, is believed to be the only survivor of a tragedy that appears to have befallen a whole family. According to the child, the father,
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    RUGBY MEETING
    37 12 A meeting of the Society of Referees 3f the Malayan Rugby Union will be held In the upstairs lounge of the S.C.C. on Wednesday, Sept. 14, at 6.45 p.m. All interested are invited to attend.
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    HEALTH TALKS
    73 12 IN co-operation with the health authorities, the 8.M.8.C. will begin on Sept. 13 at 7.45 p.m. a series of talks on health subjects, to be given fortnightly. These talks will be on subjects of interest to the public and will explain various aspects of health problems not usually
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    Price On Heads Of Guerilla Leaders
    94 12 Peiping. Sept. 5. lOCAL autiiorities in East Ropei have offered reward of $1,000 dollars alive, or $300 dead in respect cf about a dozen leaders of the guerillas who lately have been disrupting the railway communication between Peking and Shanhaikwan. Chinese messages report that
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    Ebro Advance Continues
    50 12 Reuter. TTTTT, k, M Burgos, Sept. 7. HE Nationalists are continuing to advance on the Ebro sector and claim a ft Ure f Portast hei ht to command all slopes to the river Many prisoners have been taken, including Italians belonging to the Gersadi brigade.-Reuter nglng t0
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    Hines Trial Ends
    49 12 fiiwi? f i New York, Sept 7 1 frio a 6 C J° SeC L its caso in th Hines trial to-day, 51 witnesses havine so ney ror Hines announced that hn rP Sal "iove d foV a the e dil: missal of the charges— Reutrr,
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    False Alarm
    25 12 Panjlng iMt^nlSh^f*S t^ 6d Lo Pasir «-ttujdng last night in answer to a noii but murnori a,, hour bl II false alarm 1
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    POT OF GLUE SOLVES A G.P.O. PROBLEM
    134 12 (Malaya Tribune Staff Reporter) HAVE you ever entered the Singapore General Post Office and spent futile minutes trying to stick down the flap of an envelope, or force an obstinate stamp to adhere to envelopes? If you have, you will be glad to
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    Guns To Salute Singapore's New Air Force Chief
    211 12 (Malaya Tribune Staff Reporter) MARSHAL Babbington. new Officer Co* manding, R.A.F., Far East, with headquarters in Singapore, arrives by the "Rafevtaita" 10-morrow after1 noon. He has been appointed Officer Commanding in place of Au*-Vice-Marsfcal A. W. Tedder, who left Malaya a few
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    HE'LL BE MORE MISERABLE NOW
    165 12 Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. ELDERLY Lim Chow, out-of-work and Completely broke, could not resist the temptation of obtaining a couple of packets of cigarettes without having to pay for them. He had to wait for an opportunity to get them, however, and while a stall keeper
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    AIR MAIL
    23 12 The Imperial Airways mail plan due to arrive in Singapore at 1 to-day. The plane left Bangkok i.25 a.m. STOP PRESS
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    China Entering World Metal Market?
    83 13 \o .tone *H h e l*'ft unturned a s,, far as mining is i md the onestioa of „re> to foreign markets the attentMMi of the ntbcriUes concerned. jto na what Wang te-Tt, brother »1 the Chi- ol Foreign I■ Di Rang hung-Wei, Iti ne
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    Indian Unit In Singapore
    27 13 I" I member; of Medical Unit for Ch'na w'dl th Victoria M5mVFriday. IU? under the auspice i Lion and Mr. X ociation, will
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    CHINESE KILLED IN S'PORE STREET: DOCTOR SAYS MOTORIST WAS DRUNK
    380 13 rrHr rannmnnv SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. trl Ml L MU IRV ,NT CHARGES OF CAUSING DEATH BY A VGAINST X vrltY T BTOI> V| AN ACCIDENT. PREFERRED ~^wY v B co sr ED ,n the traff,c d,stkict Court Inspector p>cw, was for
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    G.O.C.'s Home Was Wedding House
    60 13 A photograph of the new Flagstaff House situated picturesquely on top of hillock in Kheam Hock Read, which will be occupied by Major-General W. G. S Pobbie. G.0.C., Malaya and Mrs. Dobbie. It was the scene of the leception yesterday, for the wedding of the
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    G.O.C's SON WEDS COMMODORE'S NIECE
    315 13 Singapore, Wednesday. QNE of the most notable weddings that has taken place in Singapore recently was that of Lt. Orde Charles Staple Pobbie, R.A., son of Major-General and .Mrs. W. G. S. Dobbie of Singapore married to-day to Miss Florence Mary Dickey, daughter of Major
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    SMASHED CAR, HYDRANT, HUT, FOOT: FINED $20
    82 13 Singapore, Wednesday. FOR smashing his ear, a hydrant, an attap hut as well as his foot, Lee Yew Kwang was to-day charged with negligent driving, al the 5 1 2 mile Upper <eiangoon Road on July 30 at 2 p.m Accused pleaded guilty.
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    FAILED TO REPORT
    42 13 Singapore, Wednesday.—W. Zamara appeared to-day in the Traffic Court on two charges, failing to report an accident and driving without a licence. Accused was fined $5 or in default 5 ciivs' r.i. on each charge by Mr. C. H
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    TWO YEARS' GAOL FOR INDIAN WITH HEMP
    220 13 Singapore, Wednesday. ARRESTED in Cecil Strtet at about 2.50 p.m. on Aug. 30 for being found in possession of deleterious drugs, Persan Singh, a 40--year-old Bengali Islam, who gave a number in Market Street as his home address, was this morning produced before
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    ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY DRINKING POISON
    78 13 Singapore, Wednesday —Lim Weh, an Hockchew Chinese, aged 28, who attempted suicide by drinking caustic soda at about 1 p.m. on Sept. 2 at the i2th milestone Seletar Read pleaded guilty to the charge this mofning in the fourth court before Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker.
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    United Malaccas
    29 13 The rubber crop of the United Malacca Rubber Estates, Ltd., for the month of August was 37,400 lbs., bringing the total for four months to 143,500 lbs.
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    BICYCLE THIEF GETS ROTAN
    95 13 Singapore, Wednesday. EIGHT strokes of the rotan were ordered by Mr G. S. Rawlings, the Third Magistrate, to be given a 15-year-old Tamil youth, Vayapury. for stealing a bicycle from a stand on Mt Emily yesterday. The sentence was forthwith executed and loud wails soon proceeded
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    Champions Swamp Municipals
    279 14 R.A.M.C. 3; Municipals .0. WHAT would otherwise have been an exciting soccer match on the Fairer Park yesterday in the Third Division between the Royal Army Medical Corps, the champions and the Municipal Services was marred to a great extent by rough play. The match ended in
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    SCOTLAND'S BIG WIN OVER IRELAND
    271 14 Glasgow, Sept. 7. JN an inter-league match, Scotland defeated Ireland at Ibrok Park by six goals to one. Twenty-six thousand people saw the match. Ireland attacked strongly from the start, and Dawson, the Scottish goalkeeper, had to e'ear a dangerous corner kick after three minutes'
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    He Cost £200 An Inch
    92 14 TffO hundred pounds an inch —that's what Arsenal have paid Wclves for Bryn Jones. The Wizard Weish fcrward stands only G6in. in his but thcy'rt mighty valuable inches. While Arsenal were signing away all that money for sft. 6in., another Fir* t Division team added
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    Six-A-Side Soccer
    152 14 DOUBTLESS expecting to see more fun than what they witnessed on Tuesday when the S.C.C. six-a-side soccer tourney opened, a large crowd turned up on the padang yesterday to see two more matches played. Those who "asked for more" from were not disappointed. The games were played on
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    RUGGER PRACTICE AT S.C.C.
    63 14 Bmgapore, Wednesday. The S.C.C. Padang will be available for rugby training from Friday. wi'l be an organised scrum practice followed by short practice games on Wednesday. Sept. 14. All playing members are requested to turn out on Sept 14. in order to enuble the rusby committee
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    SCOTTISH UNION WINS St. LEGER
    434 14 London. Sept. 7. THE ST. LEGER, KUN TO-DAY, RESULTED AS FOLLOWS:— 1 SCOTTISH UNION (Carslakej 2 CHALLENGE (E. Smith) 3 PASCH (G. Richards). Betting 7 1 Scottish Union. 100 8 Challenge, 6j, Pasch. Special r .ace betting: 113 Scottish Union, others proportionate. Nine ran. Won
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    JOHORE TENNIS
    57 14 [From Our Onn Correspondent] Muar. Wednesday. IN the novices singles semi-final of the 1 northern section of the Johore State Tennis championship meeting. Ng Bah Chee b:at K. A. Chaly. la-t year's run-ner-up. in straight sets, the score being 6—3, 6—3. Chaly was handicapped with a bad knee,
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    S.R.C. OPEN HOCKEY SEASON WITH BIG WIN
    199 14 Singapore, Wednesday. SRC T; H.M.S. Regulus 0. JN the first game of the Hockey season played on the Padang this evening, the S.R.C. defeated a team from the H.M.S. Regulus by seven goals to nil. In fairness to the sailors, It must be
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    Card Of Events For Saturday
    723 14 FOLLOWING is the full card of events fsnbjeet U the Final day of the Autumn professional meet!.. hi Turf Club. I,n GOLD CUP-Horses-Class 1-Bivision 00 1 SIR THEOBALD 900 Mr ST; i„ 1 10» BLUK PETER 9.00 Major Fm a m 02 1 JACK DRUCE
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    S.R.C. HOLD SAPPERS IN SEASON'S SCRAPPIEST GAME
    260 15 \!plu>nso Was Very Impressive i By "Rover"} 0; s.R.c. 0 .h .ncs. poor finishing and scrappy play charac- r.1 yesterday's goalless first division soccer fixture ol u !> between the Sappers and the Rees at the c stadium. The season's scrappiest game, 1
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    LEGER SWEEP
    10 15 Magic ***** Ram--423, age *****. 'i h Wonder
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    Winding Up Gallops
    129 15 THERE were a few winding up gallops at Bukit Timah this morning. were hard put to it from the fourth furlong, and the former finished a good two lengths ahead of his stablefettle CUP candidate is in fighting JUBILEE SON (Whalan) again lmj pressed when he spurted
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    Misses Innes &Duff Qualify For Final In S.C.C. Tourney
    179 15 \iY beating Mrs. J. C. Macpherson and Mrs. T. J. A. Green yesterday, Miss Innes and Miss Duff have qualified for the final in the ladiesdoubles of the S.C.C. autumn lawn tennis tourney. The winners we: i s two straight sets,
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    RUGGER BEGINS
    47 15 pENANG Asiatics opened the rugger j well yesterday by beating j a fairly strong European side on the Esplanade by sewn points ia penalty goal j and a try) to three points <a try). At the interval the Asiatics led by a penalty goal. 1
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      31 15 THE TIDES To-day: 10.16 a.m., 8 ft. 3 ins., 9.50 p.m., 9 ft. 1 in. To-morrow: 10.42 a.m., 8 ft. 7 ins 10 33 p.m., 9 ft. 3 ins. r^:>i:»ii»ti>.n. n
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    EXCELLENT FINISHES ON FOURTH DAY OF SINGAPORE MEET
    1294 16 Newbridge Pays $68 (By '\Marcus Superbns") A LARGE croud, bright >i:nny weather and good going were features of yesterday s racing at Hukit Timah. the fourth day of the Singapore Turf Club's Gold Cup meeting. mere was an even sprinkling of favourite?
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    RESULTS AT A GLANCE
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    RS. NAIDU GIVES HEARTYE END-OFF TO MEDICAL NIT TO CHINA
    223 19 (United Press). Bombay, Sept. 3. men, can a nation in social, economic and o her n»iffhbourinff nation in her life and I believe that the Medical Mission i s a i, t this will inspire the Chinese people to I
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    Bengal Opposition Stick To Their Demands
    67 19 F^SkJ Au 31. Wialr* appointed Assembly I r to discuss t^ GttlGm e nt theOppoat any mm Ei »nd 1 i uld firsi Mace their fi l d, d not! ■N^ 1, W-Sih that bit? PrrpraS, bUt lotion tc k^^on U th d be
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    155 19 (United Press). THE Madras Government have add- ressed the Departmental Heads on reduction of expenditure in travelling allowances. The proposal, it appears, is that the officers who are entitled to travel generally in first class, should In future travel in second class. But in exceptional cases when the
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    SATYAGRAHA MOVE IN KASHMIR
    102 19 (United Press). A MAMMtrtu Sr,na ar Aug. 29. p l? this mornine at Azad Park in defiance of orders under s re°te<T nl speakers bBing ob «*ved in .re city Tonga drivers too ioineri th* hartal. Processions are beinV a? rBn ls, c m different parts
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    Religious Endowments
    25 19 (United Press). w£,£ 1 better the administration of Hindu religious endowments will be moved in the present session of the Orissa Assembly.-(United Press)
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    THRILLER IN TAMIL
    60 19 UANARAJ KARZAN', which is M a season at th e Marlborough Theatre, Singapore on Friday, is a good jungle thriller in Tamil medelicd on the well-known Tarzan series. The adjoining picture, which is a typical scene from the story, shows John Cavas and Miss ineuam, who are
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    RIOT BREAKS OUT IN ALLAHABAD
    312 19 (United Press). Lucknow. Aug. to official information three persons were killed and 1") injured in the last evening's communal trouble at Allahabad. Five persons were arrested. When the UP. Council met this morning members expressed their concern about the trouble al Allahabad. Dr. Jung. Parliamentary
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    Committee Of Privileges
    194 19 (United Press). WCuttack. Aug. 29. ITH a fairly moderate attendance the autumn session of the Orissa Assembly met to-day. At the outset the Hon Speaker stressed the necessity of constituting a committee of privileges and a standing rule committee, and laying cown the proper procedure for exercising
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    CONGRESS MINISTERS' DIFFICULTY
    118 19 Bombay. Aug. 30. THAT they were thrown into pew sur roundings to which they lound it difficult to adjust themselves and from which they were longing to get back to their long cherished work for the attainment of the goal was the view put forward by the
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    39 19 (United Press). The Ministers ot the Eastern States Agency recently met at Seraikella at the invitation of H.H. the Raja Saheb of Seraikella, President ot the Council of Rulers, Eastern States, and discussed important issues concerning Federation. -(United Press).
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    ASSAM COUNCIL PRESIDENT
    65 19 (United Press). Shillong, Aug. 29.—Rai Bahadur Heramba Prasad Barua was elected Presi-de-in of the Assam Council when the autumn session of the Council opened to-day, defeating his rival Mrs. Zubeida Ataur Rahman. Deputy President of v he Council, who was a candidate for the presidentship, bv twelve
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    OPIUM PROHIBITION IN BALASORE DISTRICT
    255 19 (United Press). Cuttack,' Aug. 31. JHL supplementary budget presented yesterday in the Orisea Attemtify hy the Hon. Mr. Sisv.anath Das, Chief Minister, included demand, for some important matters, including a scheme Of opium pro .bilk* which the Government are going to introduce in the district
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    36 19 (United Press). The election from the Orissa constttuency tuency to the Council of State on the vacancy caused by the death of Hon SwwT i j T he Congress has not vet selected their candidate.-t United
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    'SATYAGRAHA' IN NABHA STATE
    106 19 (United Press). Ludhiana. Aug. 28. SEVERAL Congressmen have been arrested in Nabha" State, according to a statement of Lala Sant Ram, President, Nabha Praja Mandal. who arrived here to-day. He added that the Congress office was searched and all documents along with membership forms were seized
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    ANOTHER GERMAN EXPEDITION
    144 19 (United Press). ANOTHER attempt on Nanga Parbat n will be made next year, probably on the same date when the previous attempts were made, declared Dr Paul Bauer, leader of the German expedition interviewed on the eve of his departure for Germany from Karachi along with his
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